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Title Section25 1962-01-23 1 THE LOCAL PAPER THAT IS FIRST WITH ALL THE HEW*" The SINGAPORE Free Press N <». *****. TUESDAY, JAM ARY 23, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 03725 words
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Article86 1962-01-23 1 jap in plans to invest in new joint indf rtakings FSIN(;APORE, Tuesday. j to set up more industries ith the participation of ni» to the chairman of the IManninu Hoard ot the ot Indu-tr} Mr. H. Kitaflhj tii i P luston and lud Dg Bvi86 words
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141 1962-01-23 1 Macassar spy messages sent to S'pore —army man \I *SS Afl S it] 1 Col M J:-..: > \j a R Ldio M garemmr:.: mi! Intelligence rmati to Singapor I New U;:: Co; Radio Macassar employee wing gorr: ment in the ear. M morning for illegal 'r -:y.iN>i.»i>. Six persons141 words
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Article, Illustration10 1962-01-23 1 SGT. K'OLONFv10 words
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134 1962-01-23 1 WARNING: LOOK OUT FOR STOLEN CHEQUES, SAY POLICE v '.v urned public ice pi thJ United Malayan Ban! C ratl Ltd. cash ch< que foe i i tal valu»^ oi S2. re ported stolen ,i c medicii h in B n Tat StT< et at 3.30 a.m. I i.v 01134 words
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85 1962-01-23 1 CHINESE SCHOOL STUDENTS OFF TO SYDNEY rtINGAPORE 1 ies. Six o Chinese 8 i loi Middle m tudeni -v. n leaving tv ri. bg ill I r Sydnej ibis moc Inf. The .^ix students, who hava bee- awarded scholarshlpa t() study in Australia under the Colombo Plan Technical Coaperation Scheme85 words
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Article22 1962-01-23 1 C\PV CANAVERAL. Tue.s. r v [,n iiirh earlier atfmpi launch MaJlne C Lieut -Colonel John Glenn into i»!22 words
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241 1962-01-23 1 Champion walker on visit to S'pore pHANGI. Tuos.- Flight Bgt P. Moldney. 35. a champion loim distance walker, is in Singapore lor th c lirst time. PUght .V' Mnty i- ben I ..i bit coUeagiie, parachute ump m>tructOC Bgt Keith Tec dak t- t .i t :•<■•■■ Kill demonstra- ol241 words
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Article46 1962-01-23 1 new york. Tim ftqwwnt ative.s cii tip Malayan Rubber Export Respiration Bouxci yWf terday mci American robbt r manufactuivis and iiudeis for <• general discu-ssion on international rubber itaiMtardfc Tl.e MMlln| ;>■- BJDWJ IBd no lnforrna'ion *a.> '.o the pic.v» alt it 11.46 words
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Article21 1962-01-23 1 WASHINGTON, Tie.-. I'rp-:-ciei;i KU'iuii'. yeslerdaj t>ti vi an emer^eii crec.t < USK2S milll< n Cl ne I>i;/:;iii an Hepnbli<21 words
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Article25 1962-01-23 1 LONDON. Tues. Britain's :;r v. v '■■'>■ [J < going Into orbit around tarth Ithin the in fl two or 'i.'.t t V" ntbs.25 words
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Article47 1962-01-23 1 1 Ministry ol N.i-mnal Dtvetopmeni Is conadeHng H.u.u W help boost the economy of Malay Ksherroen there. A Ministry source confirmed tlmt the possibilities of rearing oysters at tin* island were being Inrestigated But f\! u:i "-till vi tv tentative 1 be stressed47 words
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154 1962-01-23 1 Post-grad. medical courses likely at Varsity SINGAPORE, Tues.— Plans for instituting the first post-graduate medical studies in the University of Singapore are now being studied and start is likely this year. A Committee from the Flacutty ol IfedlciiM bai been appointed to look tavto the question ol establishing these new154 words
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59 1962-01-23 1 S rOKE-ON-TRENT 'Ei .rl.iiid T\if>. a i2-yr.ir-o;d flri hai bean krivri; ptruderiop to tb a ta nisjbl clubs and dance lwlls h(ro .is loin; us si>- is in \ya\ by 10 p.m. Tin rommiitcf i!so nik*d Uih: the girl's parrn;> nui-' also b 159 words
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218 1962-01-23 1 Oversea Chinese Bank men call off strike SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE 12-(l;iy-ol(l strike by 300 employees of the Overset! Chinese Banking dorporatioii is off and t he* men were back ;ii work this morning. Tlit- >tnk- u\t called on Jan. I "v«-r the management' refusal to "apologise* 1 to the Singapore218 words
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Article, Illustration177 1962-01-23 1 FIRST ASIAN HEAD OF ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL TO RETIRE SINGAPORE. TlieS.— Mr. Tan Lye Whnti. principal of St. Andrew's School for the past seven years, and the first Asian to fill the post, will retire at the end of this year. Mr. Tan who will reach the retiring ape of177 words
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Article36 1962-01-23 1 nkw YORK i h v.-'..•:u rr-K.n B tndi 808 festankor thai bey had learned thai QJLA. bad n nld Hi Dootfl od rubber for thi SMMitli 0.000 \fIML (Kublnr prices P. (01. 1)36 words
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215 1962-01-23 1 Guatemalan troops burn the Union Jack HONDURAS ATTACK, SAYS COVT. HOUSE DELIZE (British Hon--13 duras). Tue s. Guatemalan soldiers CRNMd into Bniish HdOCtormi and tore down the Union Jack in the villas of Puelo Vie jo on Sunday. Then they burned the tlap and hoisted the Guatemalan llau r Government215 words
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Article169 1962-01-23 1 •ruarx tir*t rr% tjmM I Hi »is moi MALAYAN HK FUNDS llali I und lm :i I und hi: -1 H\.l m>lHbc W I und ba Hope Ron? tuitd Iw lfhsl.il. sHUiu iik rOOK EXCHANGE ilns imm rarac .it B IS. U«p il ,1 IVt.iIlM IMIIIMIJ, ML169 words
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Advertisement63 1962-01-23 1 Ij gif 77? e finest m| recording tape of all. Photo finishes of all 12 races at Ipoh- P. 11 IT ISN'T ALWAYS YC JR FAULT picturiN Jon't turn out >v haJ expected: to P"lf :oforthcTropics M FILM AXi} Sffl CHE DIFFERENCE! [r and for Color T d s FUJICOLOR63 words
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Advertisement63 1962-01-23 1 Choir* of i9€2 Txcn ,r- it vw y,ow be«n wee o.< 0 i---.es «-3 a r»r.q 1961. y- *c r l to c. r |f J T r- r New Year's »«so»uiion to w#i I DAH SIN OPTICAL HOUSE. 125. Hi'tf *'ittt H S |irf Vrl Can OOIOH r^MC J4t'V63 words
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311 1962-01-23 2 l ■it «J vv 1 1 1 I k^H laA i f 111 VI 1 1 1 9 I fII V I v 4 fla. i i >n Toe*.— Tin :.S slow to c» yesterday bsji bvwtoen v. lit*- u'tivt subset. at311 words
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278 1962-01-23 2 Overseas support encourages tin shares to move upwards by The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE easiness in industrial shares prevailed until mid-week when buying interest became more prevalent, states a Singapore broker reviewing last week's share market. Tin shares moved gently upwards encouraged l>v overseas support though best278 words
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157 1962-01-23 2 STOCKS QUIET AND UNCERTAIN: DISAPPOINTING COMPANY NEWS LONDON. T:;r.- Quu and unrtrtaiii coodlUoDi prevailed in stock markets yesterday under the Influence ionic disappointing board room newi and roiitinued uncertainty reganitni the genera! ou t !<■".« im edged i >>; rrmaii ril no w« re well CCasi USJ -:i. I m157 words
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Article67 1962-01-23 2 i K7B itn fcj I i —Ail opera tions were resumed j I iv M-v.or Coll.; > assembly plani ben after etttement in -t AMI |IM Mmi fIX i-d Airo Wnr.-.r; I >, C »'L had ttk I M over pmHMi I I Ik 0..y w k67 words
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Article56 1962-01-23 2 lb >N< 1 K< >NCI. Mo::. C. ;>r.i i.. xiay v. Previou 1 •^■> i s 11 s C -1™ S4OC sales sales Mar.- 13.20 HSJI sales sales H ko:.^ -v $42 on m: 73 BalM Dairy Farm c..ri sa& r-i sr>9.oo k>o Dock $78.00 >>:: m56 words
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250 1962-01-23 2 MANILA BANKS FAIL TO AGREE ON RATE FOR PESO MANILA, Tues. Tner< was a leiiain amount «..i coiuiwon :.k:iu fltrctf iMTC \e>"eiU.iy us bo BxtaMJ UM rule ofl ;ac Philippines pe.so a^ain-st other curren- following report* that the pt-v> \v.».s Ix-int; parlipJij frwci itoni controls on Sunaay night. H.tnkn.i: SOUfPIB250 words
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Article37 1962-01-23 2 LONDON. Tue<;.— Stocks of rf fined tin in London nut..] rxftiarhf official wanboooßi at the end of last week rose by rr> ton 'n 3.843 >ns, comprising London 191 Liverpool 1 rJ37 <] Hull 1.505.37 words
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Article32 1962-01-23 2 HONG KONG. ToU h total of 1.56t> [x'onlc v.cro madr hometaM tiy a lirf* which raged lor two-aiul-<i-half hours in a squatters camp at Tai Hang Tung, Kowloon, yesterday.32 words
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187 1962-01-23 2 Bulgaria jet: There are signs of spy flight, says Italy ROME, Tues. The Italian Defence Ministry said yesterday that there were indications that the Bulgarian jet fighter, which crashed near Bari on Saturday, was on a spy flißht. But. the ministry said in a communique, "precise concluslons" would be possible187 words
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Article34 1962-01-23 2 NEW DELHI. Tiles.— Press rr ports about a build-up of Indian torces on tho frontier with Pakis- ai! v ere 'baseless, .in Indian External Affairs spokesman toid press conference lure last night34 words
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250 1962-01-23 2 No radical changes likely after Nyerere resignation LONDON, Tuesday. T RADICAL change's in Tanganyika's foreign policy, particularly its good relations with Britain, are expected to Follow the sudden resignation of Mr. Julius Nverere, Prime Minister of the newly-independent nation. Mr. Rashidi Kawavva. the! popular 32-year-old Minister Without Portfolio who succeeds250 words
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144 1962-01-23 2 GOOD DAY FOR BRITAIN: NO NEW CASES OF SMALLPOX LONDON, Tucs. The smallpox outbreak that has claimed six lives in Britain took a turn for the better yesterday with no new suspects reported and two earlier contacts being released from hospital. Nine people are still in isolation, but yesterday was144 words
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Article87 1962-01-23 2 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board said yesterday there had been "utter disregard for the regulations" in a charter fli^iu Which ended in the death of 22 people, including 16 college football players, on Oct. 29. 1960. The Board was reporting on the crash87 words
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156 1962-01-23 2 PERSIAN OPPOSITION STEPS UP 'WAR' ON GOVT. TEHERAN. lu< Pi-i-mu 1 oppi>.> i !.<•:. N j'. luiiul Front yesterday declared "a clay of .strikes and demonstrations" today ftttd called on ifl "patrtotk citizens." students and v/orkers to iiiiht the '•illegal, corrupt, and vicious" government of Dr. All Amini. The call156 words
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Article29 1962-01-23 2 NEW DELHI Tuc- -Portuc;il hns aeref-d in principle to taki bark n»tVmal«i now held by India in Go;,. DMMO Md Dm. an official .spokesman announced herr ypsu»rday.29 words
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Article371 1962-01-23 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Jan. 22. Previoui Today UHHEH No. > RSS e.t.f. European ports Jan. -imuored jrifjuotrrj Ftb H 17 U 23 21/32 'UH'iER No. 1 RSS Spot It; 23 15/16 MUHHER No 1 RSS settlement House371 words
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257 1962-01-23 2 Britain in favour of Robert Kennedy visiting Soviet Union LONDON, Tuesday. THE British Government would look with favour on a visit to Mos--1 cow by Mr. Robert Kennedy. United States Attorney-General and brother of the President, an authoritative source said here yesterday The source was commenting on a Soviet invitation257 words
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Article65 1962-01-23 2 I serif- Spf«r: p.m :ew in Ah Bm -U) I Tr.iff: 'v I nr. :r. r. tea* I tfMitaals. and I Arms the;- 1 I I r. I inities her* < Orarl 1 M» dwio' I Al 11 I Kan a 48-hour strife j 1 I I A ike65 words
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Article18 1962-01-23 2 PARIS. tW* in: I Onday opwieri the ?<&] I I I woman look no mort I o.ci I18 words
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113 1962-01-23 2 BF DF 0 R 1). K:. gland). Tut- >c. Italia': hairdresser. Gi< vanni Vor p poLson to kill T fS ;><■' pi< a saucepan <*: mill: hi v i was about t«» cinr.k a here was t r r i ye>terda> But after113 words
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Advertisement429 1962-01-23 2 Store P. S'Mm Ptnsti Sap Mm tor Genoa, liverpcot (ETA 6 3 62), H'Dug. 1. Antwero A Rottercam 11 11 Fel ftssto Mm for Aden, Jtddad. Port Sattf, Genoa, Mse.iiw. Hamburg. (OA 26/2/82). Bretnea, I'dam. London. Antwerp 4 lo Havre 27 29 Jin Vobobmm Mr, Port S»id. Be.rut. la' I429 words
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Advertisement104 1962-01-23 2 Fine English shoes in tales' For the well dressed men For Casual Wear in block c Mm I y^_ f^^c ">^m\ The Popular Design in block 1 JB. calf or ox-blood aniline calf ■t- T leather, also in block or brown t suede. Leather sole ond hee! m\W l '<!m104 words
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Miscellaneous95 1962-01-23 2 slupN nit; i!on,-Md.- tlir II 1 1. >••..: ii.t \t n <»r Ocmodocus 33/34. Benvr:. f/7. Benarty t/9. Surat 1 r:./ Nn,: \V. t ::j !:..firv..l 4^ V:»---nam 13/14. Larut NW.3. Martha Bakke 4/5. Moow: 18 1.:.,:. K. NW.j. F.l NW.4. Scgamat NW.2. Sargodha 46. City of Colombo Maru 44.95 words
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Miscellaneous23 1962-01-23 2 POP <£* 2 Ij^fc ART S\\E WANT TO >^J^^f^K 5» I BUT MV FiANCEE J lwfwßnUU m i 4. t I XnVMQnfIH I 4-6523 words
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65 1962-01-23 3 Vocabulary, text of National Language lesson 20 er I kerine. I coutih I brrak I ace ...•>.«-. charhar. I beraJtI xarn ku. I icurap. CSg Id* asth- hokra; cong. <l|phthrrU. P I I cold. in- ;un; Silakan Bttr^la pcning. teuntok k telan \Mi |>k puj locmananz. Please I feel j65 words
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310 1962-01-23 3 MALACCA NEWS by SEBASTIAiN RASOO I Develop— fc* :11 cost I -i«va state pwaent m ilI -velop1. nprove and rgjj^taa^e themes i I I chtm» n double IP -v If ta'Lr f I I GorernI irds I roposed I themes I GovI 2? a310 words
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322 1962-01-23 3 INDUSTRY RESEARCH, N.Z. EXPERT RETURNING 1 n T R ard head ot th e Industrial Inivor iK Pm x nt WT* at Canterbury Iniversity, New Zealand, is due to return here next month or early March to head the proposed industrial research unit HcMsik'd Singapore twice lasl year and Milumtud322 words
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233 1962-01-23 3 BEHREND AND HIS GUITAR DELIGHT SINGAPORE SINGAPORE I M In O pc igramme ranging fr n Ba -i t Villa Lob" Qermany'a greatesl -j.uitan.-t den: 4ra f ed h.is complete ■U rv oJ the Instrument it the c iltural Oentn la nig] Siegfried B< hn d exploited the ri lourcea233 words
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Article26 1962-01-23 3 SINGAPORE. T\u\>. Water wU be rtwit off in Bond On< and Three today until 12 p.m. Tomorrow's no-water areas MTC Zones Four and Six.26 words
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Article, Illustration679 1962-01-23 3 SINGAPORE DIARY J^"l^^^^^^^^^y^^^^^^^^^^^i^j^g SINGAPORE, Tuesday. gNTER Room M 9. Shaw House, and nwet the director of the Malaysian Sociological Research Institute— -a woman who is the driving force behind ita objects in promoting a truly Malaysian culture 1 She ft Shirle D. (iordon Her background: B. A. P.sychotogy, Political Science,679 words
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Article, Illustration292 1962-01-23 3 C HANOI. Tins Ma.jorOWMfil I. Harris. GOCi Singapore Base District was impressed by thr two-day youth leadership training camp at Tanah Merah Youth Camp which he visited at the weekni, Ma,jor-(ieneral Harris, who takes a keen interest in youth work in the State, said292 words
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Article67 1962-01-23 3 STNGAPCiRK. TfeM The search foe for certified COpie Of declaration form.-, muk r the Regtetntlon of [mpcMt^ md Bqport s Pw i Ami ndBM n\ i Orel' f ol I 82, hi mi n Increued from one lollar to two doUftn Ibe fee foe certified con-,67 words
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211 1962-01-23 3 TI your iiiiKih is .1 iiKinicd womkjii ciuiiing more llkhi $8.") ;i month. Ihrn il is your duly to suhiuii ;i si;ihiM<iil <»l In 1 turnings Jo I lie [poome l;i\ D<']>;i! liuciil. Ton have tfli J• fe I do -o In ,i211 words
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Advertisement27 1962-01-23 3 A C^ SH PRIZE EVERY WEEK! MUST -™-*gg_W«d_Puzzla competition entry form is in the back page w \-J# JHHHHHI^HHHHHHI^HHH .^B OAYMATIC. the precision timepiece ot successful men27 words
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Advertisement55 1962-01-23 3 Sea Master Jrcshcr shirts V EXTRA Durability FXTRA Snow Wh.tcncsi EXTRA Crease Retention EXTRA Freshness t^9\ EXTRA Smort Cutfs J^ 512.50 J Also KOOLTOn M Shirts Sport Sh,rf» M AVAILABLE AT CHANRAI'S H .et AURORA LTD., 58/. N e«f. MELWANI'S 2 North Bridge Rd D'SOUZA BROS. 106, North Bridge Rd55 words
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Miscellaneous185 1962-01-23 3 CINEMAS THF INDKPFNDKN I MIS.\LII\MRRA: Deiuist On lha sioxary MOVEMENT: Free job |Jt, 4, Mt, Ml Ua >!.■;>' ft Andrew** OiCATHAY: Man Trap 1.30, 4. j thopMdk fffTfflttnl. I i I.ian 6 :«>, Mt, Terk Road, 7J| p:: E N i30 B 9 C 3 h 0 lOr nat 130>185 words
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Advertisement124 1962-01-23 4 ''s' 2 llill l^^^^^l llllllHlflllllli II iiiiiniiiiiiiii f%C^ "T T O MAXIMUM RECORDING TIME: In cc<^e of tne .tendord 7" ilScm, ?m^ P" L llf^ H| serves as extension unit or loud speaker while recording is rr cde from S|^S^^^Pf^T ■■■tt^|& SPECIFICATIONS: Weight: about 15 kg. 2 built-, n speaker124 words
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Article, Illustration888 1962-01-23 5 DONALD COMERY - towards the sun.., fierce draught... world rations water DONALD COMERY uy Jenny under an-est for passing on secret information which makes the world's biggest scoop for Ste nning OlefTerson, wrote the Pajje .■.idlini- himself that ni<rhtI) I IPS OVKR" with a smaller for Moved, Say Scientists." k 10 his friendship888 words
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Advertisement228 1962-01-23 5 EARTH CAUGgTf^I SO PAS NUCLEAR bomb^ exploded simultaneously by America and Russia a followed by sudden ho/itw .-es, cyclones, and a great mist which I out a third of the world A London newspaper Peter Stenning. trying to find out wA r has caused the freak WWttttr, meets jeannie from228 words
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Miscellaneous74 1962-01-23 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis iUL HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake r -"\%AT^~c'i'ißjßH| WHAT'S THAT RACKET?^ 1...X NOW DO LFT *f IBVH i by Chic Young BLONDIF. by Cecil Jensen LITTLE DEBBIE r-TTT I iT.< Tut I Ncxi &O»*T74 words
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Article345 1962-01-23 6 Part-time holiday jobs THE long vacation at the University pi sinsr^poro tjgj begun and more man 200 mdergiadnatefl r > tooaing for part-time didaj! Tbe nrenuiienl has a li uci by oilfrin^ Im tn varioofl de- at and i Htm ate Broil an also takin on a Dumber of ondi345 words
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Article, Illustration32 1962-01-23 6 "OK then, Louis gives us Lohengrin in Twist time, Dean an' Sammy lead choir, the entire chorus of 'Can-Can' as bridesmaids; but remember, Gang, no fightin'-l wanna make this a jjuiet wedding!"32 words
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285 1962-01-23 6 EVE PERRICK - Sina tra the frustrated family man EVE PERRICK by IT WAS while we stood watching Miss .in lift Prow so rehearse her dance for one of his TV shows that Mr. Sinatra asked my opinion of his bride-to-be. At the time, about two years ago. I thought he was referring285 words
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Article, Illustration445 1962-01-23 6 Book is all wrong says Allen Dulles A SEARING BttSCk on Alien Dulles, America's former Intelligence chief, is made in a book just published. It has already provoked a Government storm. Influential ottdtii in demanding thai Ihb I r names be removed front the inside cover,445 words
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Article63 1962-01-23 6 Life is like that "«w* will .1 an just M'\. I) n« \< r hiii! You ri..i 'I d« 11, on th. s..u thin, iiam.all th. i, rm tolas v I PQMHMtt no* i 1 I prescript. gift prepurt.: mils and to kit custon rcTHcrk next day, and suit no63 words
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Article37 1962-01-23 6 LAUGH WITH BEACHCOMBER 4 and ar Lt l^ard Bori What impi Osbol Nils i tiny t»» felt hat perc pinpli i n overcoat ending at 4 waist, and y ww 4 signed by Harland v -iding pinfld37 words
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Advertisement88 1962-01-23 6 Pye is the word for progress f WAVEBAND TRANSISTORISED LUXURYMC TCR JOC. I You II never lack good c-n and robust Pye rad o in y change waveoands (8 short. I mcdi the p ck of the world's radio entertai ct-jr. powerful -a hum-free receptio set, Pye's scient.f.c rcsca. >88 words
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Miscellaneous459 1962-01-23 6 -■i in' i n t t-|Vi K\I)IO SINCM'ORK IJ£ A Kn J f f j 1 Suu: 10.30 A night at the oper;i Short Wave nervier: H.OO The best in music; 11.30 II metres (7:50 k cs.) j XWO s.lhouettes; 12.00 <imdMedium Wave Service: nu-ht,» Ciwe down. I 7»; metres459 words
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Miscellaneous326 1962-01-23 6 £F i)^ F/Z> ENGLISH CLI KS ACEOBH [j.i. 11, .sLJ^t.. ptj.--.itj;-. 1 It's possible to j)a\e a (4) of them <:>> h 1 nice ana 6 lfmtrii Furniture? (6). rhe employee v.i;., ,-r. 9 You could hear tnem even 11 kick.s? >.>< you couic!:. hmu c, > shortest way to326 words
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Article, Illustration188 1962-01-23 7 ASIAN STUDENTS IN AUSTRALIA: THE LOYALTY DILEMMA .awrencc (home again) talks of two extremes SINGAPORE, Tues. I in Australia I the:: loyalty m same Mm •.atinr. of benela t was express* d by Ch: i Hock lence graduate Sydney :< to Singaimpleting a thesis decrre 4 *Somt mes wm education188 words
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Article128 1962-01-23 7 ■jBaPORE. Tues.— W )h Leonard who has >er> i-hid efittictor of >c orgaH Board been or- I ..nd to l rchid I Specialise I I 69 during I ..ait,. B n the .sent by n a study where he d methods of I h us the .is planting I128 words
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111 1962-01-23 7 'TIONG BAHRU. Tues. 1 About 200 residents in the Tioncr Bahru area are expected to attend a Chinese New Year dinner, which has been organised by the Tlong Bahru community centre, on February Mr Tmn Kirn, actii centra leader, told The Free Pre-s111 words
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Article67 1962-01-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. What may well prove to be the world's cheapest English language dictionary will shortly appear In Malayan bookshops. It is the Progressive English Dictionary, specially compiled for learners of English by A. S. Hornby and E. C Parnwell. which has been published67 words
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Article, Illustration239 1962-01-23 7 THE TWO LASTING IMPRESSIONS OF Mrs. BULLOCK QINGAPORE lues. After three years in Singapore. Mrs. Irene Bullock 22. will lak« h.i(k with her to Fn?land tuo lasting impresmoiis of the city state the rich culture of its many races and its attracuon for gourmets. Mrv Bullock, stenographer took a job239 words
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Article88 1962-01-23 7 ELIM CHURCH MEMBERS HOLD RETREAT SERANGOON. Tues. More than GU mrmbfH of the Christ Ambassadors' group of Him Church, at Seran^oon Road are now holding a retreat at Pon^pol beach. A spokesman for the church I Mid that the retreat was being organised to enable youn f people to make88 words
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Article34 1962-01-23 7 PEXANG. Tup... Ha.ll Zainal Abidin bin Abdul Rahman. Penang's tire rhicl will bo retiring at the end ofl this year after more than 20 year's service with the city fire brigade.34 words
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Article, Illustration95 1962-01-23 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. and Mrs. 11. Reginald Leicester after their wedding at the Cathedral of the (iood Shepherd here, left Singapore for Pulau Bukom. wlnrc the bride stays The bridegroom, on the staff of a local boarding school, is the eldest son of Mrs. L.95 words
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Article, Illustration177 1962-01-23 7 Outstanding Saemah gets trophy from star i SINGAPORE. Tues. A 20-year-old Malay girl received a coveted trophy for being the most outstanding woman member of the Persatuan Rumaja Singapura Singapore youth association. IQtt S. Salman n reived the trophy from S.mmah Zulkii -c at the Gan Eng Seng School. Mr.177 words
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Article140 1962-01-23 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two Japanese pcoiessors are doing research work at the University of Singapore in connection with plants. They are Dr Makoto Togashi, and Dr. Mamoru Ohashi. doctors of science from the Tokyo University, who are carrying out phytochemical research work extraction of nodical140 words
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156 1962-01-23 7 SINGAPORE. Twos. The Government has approved the publication of 22 newspapers, mauazine.s, bulletins and journals. They are: The Golf Singapore Review; Souvenir of the Graduates' Physics Department. Nanyang University; 1961 Annual Report of the Malaysia Chinese Methodist Church, Southern District: Puteri; Berita Oxford; Shopping in156 words
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232 1962-01-23 7 METHODIST PARTY FOR 66 BLIND CHILDREN SINGAPORE, Tues.— Six blind children of the Singapore School for the Blind had a birthday rum Chinese New Year party at the school in Toa Payoh. Their friends who attended the lavish party organised by the Straits Chinese Methodist Church In Kampong Kapnr. were232 words
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Article47 1962-01-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Mr. Edward Lim Huck T- who Ls studying Librarians :jj at the University of NVw South Wales, was the or :y student out of jn to gain two distinction- in thr School ot Librarianship diploma examl nation held last month.47 words
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Article29 1962-01-23 7 SINGAPORE. Tuos The Ministry of Education has upproved the registration of Pulau Bukom Kindergarten, p/o Shell "Eastern* Ltd. Pulau Bukom: and Public Speaking Institute, ;i Stevens Hoarl. Sii(«rii>or'29 words
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Advertisement70 1962-01-23 7 WE LEAD; OTHERS FOLLOW. HILLVIEW ESTATE at 9m.s. Bukit Timah Road. modern 2-storey Terrace House. Prices:- From $14,750/Down Payment $4,250/Monthly Payment $99.80. Modern Sanitation. Complete with fencing Freehold Land. For Further Particular's pica, apply to, SINGAPORE TRADING LTD., 4 4-1 Collyer Quay, Tel: ***** Singapore-1. r WRESTLING!: MAN vs BENGAL70 words
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Miscellaneous101 1962-01-23 7 YOUR 2 3 T HDAY ur ood day f thr hn^S L BRA V GOOD time to make rU f in harmony should financial deal that will benrf>P»y hnn fln< rrsultv Ht your futur* plans. CANCER iX 4i" J ~r SCORPIO ir^clxii-'v tomato mi <)■" T» E0 m-a« SA GITTARIUS101 words
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345 1962-01-23 8 BROTHER AND SISTER TEAM THRILL, SINGAPORE CROWDS WITH THEIR DARING NIGHT CLUB ACT A BROTHER and sister acrobatic team has won fame among Singapore audiences, especially night club goers, in the short time they have been performing here. They are teenagers345 words
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220 1962-01-23 8 NO PLACE LIKE HOME, SAY TWO IN AUSTRALIA nwo Singapore .students L think after a year 1 stay abroad that there is do place like home. wenty-ycar-old Mm Maria Uong, and bei brother Robert, 18, expressed this opinion before Dying bffl to Queensland to continue their studies tiiere. he children220 words
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Article, Illustration203 1962-01-23 8 LIZ GETS TOP ROLE IN TAMIL DRAMA A 17-YEAR-OLD «irl is -Tm. fast achieving prominence in Indian drama ticcircles at Sembauang and K.A.F Seletar. She is Elizabeth ftetnam. the eldest daughter of Mr. Ketnain, an electrician at R.A.F. Seletar. and Mrs. Retnam. Elizabeth, a former student of the Kalaimagal Tamil203 words
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Article, Illustration203 1962-01-23 8 EIGHT musically-minded pupils, who met at their school tuckshop to discuss the formation of a school band are today popular entertainers of the school. The enterprising group pupils of the Bukit Panjang Government High School call themselves the "Bukit Panjang Youngsters/ The band, comprising seven203 words
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Article, Illustration13 1962-01-23 8 MO YEA THRILLS A NIGI L'JB CROAO M IM OfM OP HIS ACTS13 words
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Advertisement151 1962-01-23 8 JSbTAfty' 1 1 Jr^-^Tj A NAME THAT SPELLS CONFIDENCE/ Soli i;i7;/\ LIEN WAH WATCH DEALER, 108. North Bridge Rood, Singapore Tel: ***** WOO HING BROS v LID WOO HING BROTHERS, JS^Bt Bintor.9 Rd.. X Lumpu- 96, Campbell St., Penong _J IF contain the 1 1 most important vitamins. >^fp S^151 words
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Advertisement42 1962-01-23 8 Fine, smooth ■w^riting always ROTAX ONLY $1-90 •The ♦or nrr »vc Wr,t,. o< .<■ A ik r*< vtfn .f tr CLARINE Here c 1 1 plrte «HM» P'<cc\ H9o9t SITS 'I***?* jB m 2! II t. m. a. ig 61/63 M^fc TIGER OH42 words
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Article, Illustration92 1962-01-23 9 which will be popular s Chinese New Year, is model- r Frances. In rose pink cotton dacron, it has a plain bodice 2nd permanently pleated skirt. costume i««ikry ts a necklace r Bight have been spemtrodoced for Chinese New :es. necklace basic- Piain gilt chain most92 words
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370 1962-01-23 9 WHAT SHALL I WEAR FOR NEW YEAR? THE GOLDEN RULE JJVKHY Chinese family in Singapore will soon he welcoming the Year of the Tiger with all the appropriate trimmings. During the past lew weeks, Chinese housewives all over the state have been working unsparingly to make it a celebration that370 words
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179 1962-01-23 9 SHOPS ARE ALL SET FOR THE BIG RUSH 1 1 4 m /CHINESE New Year like so v^ many other festivals is primarily a children's affair. For them it means a round of fun and play and in their prettiest, newest clothes. Every mother will not have the heart to179 words
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Article162 1962-01-23 9 THIS HANDY PLUG FITS ANY SINK WORN-OUT plug* for ink- and bnrl do tmt )>.-,- v i :>!>]■ r.. »ri.»y It i.: (i V b« replaced by ft new one vlthovl any trouble. Tin i.'w jyjx i' s v.::: :n air --r bath utl« lor f v. I th* wat.-r162 words
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285 1962-01-23 9 Fruit flan is a delightful change SWEET meats and cakes are some ol the "must" tit-bits in homes preparing for the Chinese New Year. But more often than not. one finds the same oid things being served in house after house that one visits. Here Is rr freshing change. It285 words
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166 1962-01-23 9 62 CORRECT ENTRIES: BEST RESULT SO FAR UIXTY-TWO readers submitted all correct entries to Fashion Sense No. 38. This is the largest number of successful entries received since the competition started. Among them was Miss Marion Adeline Ta\. 710 Jalan Payoh Lai. Singapore 10. whose entry was the first to166 words
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Advertisement48 1962-01-23 9 C€P€A 56 UC c H o T tto'n HT Jj* crease v H b7 made in ft Jlfk QA wonderful shades #11 TO CHOOSE FROM Go gay in CEPEA 56 today and everyday. M \y LEB E L (CHINA) LTD. V »1t.6A Poll u UAtA luMfU l fINANG48 words
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Advertisement161 1962-01-23 9 I FASHION SENSE No. 40 1 CELECT the most appropriate accessories for this modern samfoo designed by Roland. The outfit is a combination of two prints of fabric green, cherry and brown checks and plain dark brown. Now place a tick against the accessory in each group you consider most161 words
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Advertisement43 1962-01-23 9 ma griffe robe dun soir chasse gardee vert et blanc perfumes eau de cologne ■SoW fcr <>'/ l.rm/iriL SltoiH ami In tlir Sole Apm' FAVKtLEUBA WATCH CO LTD IBF. IATTIHT ID. SINCAPOM f m I JBr "'""^liiißiil Pressure Cookers vi If Made in Germany43 words
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Miscellaneous131 1962-01-23 9 Sllq jjl^W A»^y mi vW W m m w^r^^^^rm^r f t^^H >-r/ 7^^ ONE OF the WORLD'S K^," I rnest f PRINCE ORLOFF -5 J X (iJ^v^SO SAID AT ONE TIME PAID NEARLY 650,000 V,*4 iK?*^^'*? A r .^c^ TO MAVE BEEN AM FOR THE STONE AND JP mA'^Vi C^V)131 words
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Advertisement319 1962-01-23 10 I tiifiW KS 3233 ALOHA' Som Koki and The Poradi*c Islander* with The Woikikt Stnrtqs *Sor»9 o» the ulandi TKc Mukilou Song "Porodive l^lc Poqart Love Song Howouon Porodise t Others PARAMOUNT CO. Smqopor- Kuolo Lumpur JETEX SUPERMARINE SWIFT U i o, Spon 20" Weight with motor AY% ozs. FLIGHTS319 words
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Advertisement249 1962-01-23 10 Jinian DELICIOUS CONFECTION c KEEPS your mouth FRAGRANT FRESH all day long! J HANDY PACK 20 cts. ECONOMY PACK 80 cts. mnes\ Obtui'wbte from all t^J good Sundry Shops. I Students Who Go Overseas! You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS CARDIGANS UNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS WINTER PYJAMAS. Get Them NOW249 words
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Advertisement295 1962-01-23 10 ■B^ BJSI 4m ~-^w M^^^W Mir J M^rm CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available in the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. THE HEW "MOTO GILERA" 98>-v motorcycle295 words
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Advertisement611 1962-01-23 10 uhich Is a Joy to possess or would maKe Ideal gifts for your loved ones for anniversaries, Cninese Ne.v Year a:m/or other occaoioiii. TOP RFCORDING ARTISTES will entertain you i;om the \a^t .selections of current top bit tune.s on Liberty. Coniraanu. Graiid livd, Stereo .nd Monaural disc^- on sale at611 words
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Advertisement610 1962-01-23 10 "REGRO" HAIR LOTION is reputed to be an excellent lotion for the prevention of excessive falling hair and to re-prow new hair Available by post from the sole agrnt^. HAIYEN TRADING CO.. 8-B, Change Alley. i 1 FOR LADIES ONLY Get ft readymade dress from SI 4.- to I sif*so610 words
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Advertisement287 1962-01-23 10 machines and are importers of riders' gogeles. safety helmets, leather jackets and gloves of quality. CHILDREN'S "TREASURE" coffers in the snap of animals is something which will delight your children. Made in England of inO'r soft pure wool, they a:t i available in many colours and of I various types287 words
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Advertisement262 1962-01-23 10 VV> YOUR CHILDREN f-.-j WILL SIMPLY 4^jjtft LOVE THEM! These "TREASURE" CoMert Are Mode in England Exclusively for Children. Mode from IOO^V SoH Pure Wool m the shope* of all Animals that children love. A wonderful gift for your children for Chinese New Year! Available ot: SOON JOO CO. (House262 words
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Advertisement216 1962-01-23 10 LIBrBTY I^7-^^^^ Rhytmv c, i **M 'Lotli-Pop h "■*>. J bebv -ir.,^ «H J 3 th Availobte c I REGENT TR*J 37, UPPft t *M S POP' 'V s ';J CLEARIJ Mosquito Not 9C c Boby Nopkm< r Uf S! Remnants 2 4 y., 0 Cotton Blonket, Bedshceti Smqi f216 words
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Article, Illustration145 1962-01-23 11 1 Hay. Jan. 21 final a<*> Going: Heavy CL 2 li Miles. Don by: 1, lime. m !"> \.i M.v l»iv. ir w .»n |,v: > Tlm liiru- lrmn. ■>« 25. sri »>n.. Hme: lmin. 20 2 -">. »'v »-«F. by: Ti-t145 words
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Article, Illustration507 1962-01-23 11 Our footballers need discipline and not this pampering' MALACCA SPORTSCHATTJIR by S.A. Rasoo ilicials pamdo not iji^g ment itrehas Pj*ijJ»u Clement, icca. P«Jie lack or Ujong yj^t. who was v? John's In•line. ayer I ye been far too many Instance hay" bet:: initially suspended for long period :.:>■ to h:f.507 words
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Article64 1962-01-23 11 MIAMI BEACH, T t fs Dick Tiger Nigeria > Bri.ish Empire middleweight boxintf champin:.. tfri lUttMTifd his world ;n]c Bghi claims when he hammered Floren'ino Fernandez tCuba> :o defeat here The Cuban suffered a broken nos" and the reifree s'omed h< ■^ch^dulo 10--ound Bghl after the64 words
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Article55 1962-01-23 11 Wattanasin beats England's No. 1 AYR i Scotland >, Tues. Charoen, Wai*;i:iasin. ot Thailand. WOO men's singles ;:;i<- In the sro--rish badminion championship when lv boa. the England nuwibcr one. Tn-vor Coaies. 15-3, 15-4 in the SMI In 'ho Wattanasin beg PJ Wftddell (Britain) IW 16-6 fini Coates defeated K.S.55 words
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Article104 1962-01-23 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.—«ingapore Ho rt kev AflßOeiatton have allocated the 28 tearn.^ enmpet'tit; In their gnoek-OUt I competition In both the senior and junior dhrllfcNM. HM all' BttttOn Of 'ho team.|i itniOT DtffetO fOt the Sir George R > 1 Signals U\V Changi. SRC SRC 'B- Police 'A'104 words
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Advertisement49 1962-01-23 11 a__ Blue SPOT K. .CAR RADIO I «G A DELGHiFUL EXPERIENCE I vvery car and with foo on a// u;ac?c bands. I Longwave, and VHF-FM I r Car Radio to equal. I s W QUALITY BUY BLUE SPOT I K ee Huat Radio Co.. Ltd. I j Lumpur Penang49 words
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Advertisement303 1962-01-23 11 ■■■■■lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEJDIIIIIIIIIII I SINGAPORE TURF CLUB Announces:- The introduction of THE THREE DIGIT ("3.D") I FORECAST TOTALISATOR m m The first pool will be run in conjunction with rhe unlimited sweeps drawn on Race 8 of the Amateur Meeting at the Bukit Timah Race Course on 27th January 1962. The last303 words
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659 1962-01-23 12 Victory to Spartak and glory to S'pore 24-hour duty SKINNER, RAHIM IN GREAT FORM By C. CHELLAPAH JALAN BESAR Tuesday. Till-: Spartak Hradcc Krakne football team from Czechoslovakia scored t9 win over Singapore before 4,200 fans last night Singa pore, down 4-0 al the interval, fought back to narrow the659 words
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Article, Illustration198 1962-01-23 12 FOUR SINGAPORE MEN IN SOUTH TEAM OINGAPOKF I'-. FOUI k3 Si:iKap« S: v r player huv. tu n-pn lit M i..i,.. Mala:. South their annu:t. football match North for til' X.: ,]> X! i: on > in* <■;. SiK..i. K<*:.:: Ynaoi Bum «Jobore>, Maunoon Bwlnul <Spc*e»; Oman Johan iS'poro. Umar198 words
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Article58 1962-01-23 12 THREE LEAGUE MATCHES POSTPONED LONDON. Tues.— At the request of the medical officer of Health in Bradford. Yorkshire, three English Football League matches involving Bradford clubs *eek have been postponed. The postponements are a cautionary measure because o: \!.-..ie. p,o-;n.:.i. Torr. r: n > s«D:v^;on Three). >. Q-tn'i Park Rangers58 words
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Article26 1962-01-23 12 Air Fore* Tengah trounced Maxwill Sports Club 6-0 in a football ■Mitrh ywteiday. Scorers were Maim <2). Yorke <2>. Ballantyne h.-. lie- -i. enaltyt.26 words
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425 1962-01-23 12 Sevens rugby on Monday: Forty teams enter for annual competition SINGAPORE. Tues. EORTY teams, ta- eluding two (yon Ihc Combined Schools, havp entered for the Singapore Cric k•• t Club's seven -a side rugger competition starting on Monday, Jan It v. be Un Bvst tinn that the Combined Sehu<>:.tutvt ci425 words
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Article69 1962-01-23 12 INNINGS VICTORY FOR TRANSVAAL XI JOHANNESBURG. Turs.— Transvaal beat Western Province by an inning! and 100 runs yesterday on the final day Oi their three day match. Western Province. who needed 145 to avoid an Innings defeat at the start, resumed at 270 for eight and lost their last two69 words
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Article28 1962-01-23 12 BONO KONG. Tim h \isi\in;' Japane.se nation. ii hotkey ip.nn managed to equalise in Urn noood half to craw 1-1 with All H'.nu Kohr yesteiday.28 words
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Article23 1962-01-23 12 THOMSON, Tlk Police 'B' bout Singapore Telephone Board 4-1 in their S.G.S.F.A. Division 2B league match at the P.T.S. yesterday.23 words
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Article, Illustration313 1962-01-23 12 JAPANESE ARE SENDING 8 TO CONTEST S'PORE OPEN OINGAPORK. Ti,. Eiuht O Japan; m- profi vsional golfers \v; i contest th< Snmuporc Ope:: Iron: F» o 15 to 18 at in. Rofml S::.napr.ro QoU Club md ttM Malayan Op»n tron Feb. 21 to 25 at th< Selangor Goli Club. They313 words
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Article54 1962-01-23 12 HOCKKY: Padanj,' Snielo SRC v SC'C (Paaang, b.tU jj.ni t. RUGBY: Fnentiiy sec: IC/8 Sihu 5.15 p.m.*. SWIMMING: SASA Ist Open A^e-Gioup Heats <l£. Ri.u, b.Oi) pm.j. BASKETBALL: SABF Conmernal Cup Semi-Final Round* Group A: Gim Hua v Bee Wall; Neo Eni-erpii.se v Eastern. Group B: Spore Finance54 words
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Article69 1962-01-23 12 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THREE hundred students from Presbyterian Boys School, Katont;, will take part in their first cross -Country championships on Wednesday. Jan. 31. The three-mile run will begin at the school ground in Jorong J, Telok Kurau and will go through Lorong K. Frankel Estate, past69 words
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Article21 1962-01-23 12 SAIGON lut> A A Force f est.'n Ik.ii Mn-:.ip yesu-rriay cirrv i-« j :< a h avail i. S I1!1H1«.21 words
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Advertisement50 1962-01-23 12 SHARP PORTABLE CAR RADlO^^^pißJ^^C| m w iii ii ■IE I Jr Sole Agents H roxv (Singapore) co., I Symbol 3 P-Q, Clifford House, Singapore.! I Jjf Tel ***** ***** roxy (malaya) co., I Reliability lA, Ycow Kirn Pong Bldg. 142 Botu Rd., O WKJfffSSSSSSMM Kuolo Lumpur Tel: ***** H fCwkffl&jl50 words
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Advertisement437 1962-01-23 12 FREE PRESS A WORD PUZZLE Cut out ond pin with other Posting instructions oppcor r NAME ADDRESS i h~ibb n c m nu i 2| S A E BBH ''M i 3 JIHH us h l si !O LDI I —^^^H Cl^' CLUES FOR WORD PUZZLI 1 Tope r i437 words
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