The Singapore Free Press, 29 January 1962
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Title Section24 1962-01-29 1 THE LOCAL PAPER THAT IS FIRST WITH ALL THE HEWS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. 1C333. MONDAY, JANUARY 29, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 03724 words
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Article209 1962-01-29 1 Fo'ir-page Chinese New Year supplement today Rajaratnam: Lim at K.L. Ljs to back R.I. Reds >IX(;aPORE, Monday. Krister lor Culture and I* A I\ (ideation to the <»ii u 'iTiu-f in Kuala Lum:Kun. thN morning accused I tlj b|g to >01l out Shlgft-t'-i in ommunist Part} liberations209 words
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Article, Illustration40 1962-01-29 1 THE Malaysia exhibition was opened by th^ Deputy Premier. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, 10 a.m. today at the Victoria Memorial Hj!l. Picture shows one of the huge posters outside the porch of the Hall40 words
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Article, Illustration193 1962-01-29 1 $500 WORD PUZZLE PRIZE GOES TO STORE TEACHER o:nc: \i'( )Ki lion. a MO 1 1 Bur-oW EHnc^pi w irtooliea< h< r l- the sole winner v5(Hj ori/* 1 iii The c Pn Word Panic X lit- I I KtO OJ '<•■■ SI ii Road, who be .i. d tin193 words
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386 1962-01-29 1 Malaysia exhibition opens: Toh says 'Most appropriate' SINGAPORE, Mon. TOE Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chyc, lliis morning opened the Malaysia exhibition ;ii the Victoria Memorial Hall in conjunction with the Malaysia Solidarity Ton sultative Committee meeting beginning on Thursday. Dr. Ti,i, Hid: ""The tics b'tv. cen the peopioi386 words
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Article29 1962-01-29 1 I,AGOL- M:!. Mr. Cyrille Adouia. Congolese Prin:« ICinister, ii.- protested to U UniUd Nations against Rus. move to eail h Security Council ■MettDg o!i the Congo M:uation.29 words
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Article93 1962-01-29 1 SINGAPORE. MOO. ndttfcfa Oi Mr. Peter Liir.. S«ndaj Tim- hliu critic and motoring correspondent who was injured In a motor airident yesterday. rii ue< to improve. CO Tne i erul ol Mr Oeorai; will take place at Bulim Cemetery, Juroi.g. r.his evonIng. The crjrtoup leaves the Singapore93 words
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Article30 1962-01-29 1 LO.VDON. Mon. Constitutional talks, winch wil] Xi t date -pn bably In Uie iiutmiiit —lor the mdcjHTidefict' f>t Jamaica. .»r«' sch fluk-d to begin hen on Thursday30 words
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Article21 1962-01-29 1 BONN, lion Two i moum sk^^^.^ werp killed by ;tu iv.« duled to be^'in ii<:-j m liiurMlay. mght.21 words
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166 1962-01-29 1 Shops will stay open for New Year rush SINGAPORE. M on.— Thousands of Miops which are normally Closed on Fridays and Sundayt Vfll remain open for business on these two days tins week tv cope i ith the last-minute shopping spree for Chinese New Ycur. Mor< than '2 uoo tirms166 words
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Article31 1962-01-29 1 LONDON. "I V: i I Will d hours cla nil i n i -i rd Rolm n etelra in ol tho Nat Ck>ai Baud, beet on torn day.31 words
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Article27 1962-01-29 1 1 [HENS M The om, O MB gnu. n mi to six Yugo I tin in tIM 1 I on i;erican cargo slup.27 words
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Article80 1962-01-29 1 RUBBER PRi I i MALAYAN HK l-.iv Kmii I M HK ceflfo. RAF MAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER FENG \ll. M«»nAm raftsman John I ,<lron. I! \l 1 mii <t i« MS inorniii i 1 :t martial I < lion M i- to say man i John ngaporr M the80 words
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Advertisement51 1962-01-29 1 LIVING f REE .^rkoblc Story of Elso ojnory on Born r-rcc to I»^ wvov< More > _i in m i 15.00 )K STORE M ***** •> WATCH MANUFACTURERS rlcarit ultra modern DATE AND THE DAY kU AT ONL GLANCE H WATCH DEALER, S ...gopore Tel: ***** WOO HING BROTHERS. 96.51 words
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Advertisement95 1962-01-29 1 giiicaiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiiiiiic3iiiiiiiiiiiic2iiHiiiiiiiic]iiiiiiimi{2 I ANNOUNCING I SANYO DEALERS' I I Ist CONVENTION I TO BE HELD IN JAPAN, APRIL 1962. 5 PRODUCTS INCLUDE RADIOS, TV, 1 RADIOGRAMS, REFRIGERATORS, AIR-CONDITIONERS, ELECTRIC FANS AND HOUSEHOLD 1 APPLIANCES. rj Model 10S-PlO I HI-FI TRANSCONTINENTAL I 10 TRANSISTOR RADIO I /'frjctivc Plastic Cacin^ K^rl I Available95 words
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Advertisement51 1962-01-29 1 FOORMM'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC (Viemi CMMrvittire tf Mmic) Enrolments occepts daily students for Piano, Harmony, Pianoaccordion. Violin, Guitar, Aural (aar traininf) theory of musk. Piano- Jan, t Saxophone, Clarinet SJsjb I|A Trumpet. Alto for C sole Super Special Itt IKS Tombolini Accordions. Bp^aL— 28 A, PENANG LANE. SPORE 9. TEL:51 words
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Article, Illustration355 1962-01-29 2 LIM TIONG WAH - Rajula refitted: Improved accommodation in ail classes LIM TIONG WAH Finance, aviation and shipping Singapore, Monday. By THE passenger liner Rajula, of the British India Steam Navigation Co., is due here on Feb. (i alter a :Jl -month refit in Kobe. Her new features include improved pnssenger accommodation for first355 words
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247 1962-01-29 2 KENNEDY'S NEW LAW WILL EASE U.S.-JAPAN TRADE >TVN YORK, MOO A high] State Department official re yesterday I hat Pre- lent K< dy s d< trade v. i a iid hem to pnootta 'difficulties no friction In 0 a tradl Wtth Japan. Mr Pinlip Trezi.se :>• a n; Secretary of247 words
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389 1962-01-29 2 CONRAD CHIEW - CONRAD CHIEW By OINGAPORE, M( n k Mo i c Boeing tut Ji will be touching d D ftt Sniuapor*rt this jre ur with q plans <>t B.CXA.C to roduc with lt.s prfserr C m* 4- on mtvices between Britain389 words
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Article65 1962-01-29 2 Banka floods will hit tin output JAKARIA. Mon. Heavy floods the metal-rich Java Sea island of Banska are going to cut buck tin production, accoidhMJ MJ an MBdfJ s'utement yesterday. TIM iteyMMMl from the board ot BUUUkfCIIWni <>: the State Mining Enterprises said there had MMHI DO (ieath.^, in the65 words
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Article37 1962-01-29 2 ACCRA. Mon. Ghana and Cuba h.tvc Muiieti I trade and payments agreement "aimed at developinu' trade relations between the two countries on the ba.sis of equality of rigbta and mutual advantage,' 11 has been announced.37 words
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216 1962-01-29 2 17 KILLED, 12 HURT IN TERROR RAIDS IN ALGERIA ALGIERS. MoilSeventeen people were killed and 12 others wounded In extremist and Insurgent! attack! throughout Al- geria yesterday. French j military authorities: said here last niuht. An eight-year-old Muslim girl wmi tilled hew when European i sub-macbined gunned MuMim pocert shop216 words
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161 1962-01-29 2 Preparations on for sixth bid to orbit Glenn CAPE CANAVERAL, Monday. PREPARATIONS for the sixth attempt to put Col. John Glenn into his orbital flighi next Thursday begad ai the Cape yesterday. The Project Mercury operations director, Mr. Walter Williams, announced he had ordered "far-flung elements of the project to161 words
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124 1962-01-29 2 CHURCH HELPER: FAR EAST IS SO DEPRESSING I P O N i TYNi: (England), Mon. A Newcastle builder who has created a .SS.o million trust on behalf of church missions, thinks that Ute I ar Last is •very depressing." Mr. Wilham Leech, who is now touring the lar East to124 words
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Article27 1962-01-29 2 WASHINGTON. Mon street cars trams > vanished fr<>m the streets of the capital last night after scenes recording their hundred years' history in the city.27 words
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Article28 1962-01-29 2 HAVANA, Mon At least Wven people were killed and 20 injured when a first floor wall collapsed at the public market in Havana's Cerro section.28 words
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Article101 1962-01-29 2 HONG KONG. Mon. One British soldier was killed and 14 others and three <>1 their wives wire injured when the military truck in which they were riding went oiT the road and overturned In a paddy Add in the New Territories early yesterday morning.101 words
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181 1962-01-29 2 KATANGA PRIESTS AND NUNS MOVED TO SAFETY LEOPOLDVILLF. MO. British l€aj< r Dick Lai son, who last we< kc brought back the only -urvivor m tl 1 New Yr-ar'> Dftjr BlimrTt at Kongolo, reported fcsterdaj ••All European nun I priests are safely evacuated from North Katanga The major was making181 words
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Article33 1962-01-29 2 UKKLIN. Mon. East German border guards yest*rda\ :nn-v. ••.<:■ -remtdes to di.spe:'-e a Jttrm: Wt>,; Berlin croud u a: tiered French sector border to wave -o friends and relative.^ in E:t Berlin33 words
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434 1962-01-29 2 Alexander Thomson - Alexander Thomson by I MUST call him the odd man out. He is Mr. Richard Hendy Taylor. His job is bossing the $2,300,000 Hayeahsw spinning group here. Be puffed a well-smoked pipe ami told me today: "I am hoping to M 6 an434 words
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Article, Illustration218 1962-01-29 2 Order goes out to Indonesia paratroops: 'Shoot all whites on sight in West Irian JAKARTA. Mon.— lndonesian J paratroops have been ordered to shoot Europeans on sight when they are dropped Into Dutch-held West New Guinea. Commandant of the Airborne Corps. Colonel Wiriadinata told a parade of his men at218 words
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153 1962-01-29 2 U.S. ROCKET FAILS TO TRANSMIT MOON PICTURES CiOLDSTONE, <(">..: r: I Mon. -Scienti xing The Ranger 111 era:: [mm thi -i.r tracking -ta:i make it take a:.ci :r.t: -mit television picture as H hurtled past the mom itftfM The Rai.^or. launched last Friday from Cap< C maverbal. v.a> aim. J153 words
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Article46 1962-01-29 2 MELBOURNE M T! Australiani have competed a 1 Tic dus- c&etf and blistered by the sn snow glare and a yard and with their ciothk.g paper rr ported rda :rom MawI The -rr ■-:> Sun ol M nipai hip. to nw bases, the46 words
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Advertisement405 1962-01-29 2 ~~S 11 1 I»P I Hii~~N.Y.K.LINE Spore P. S'haa Ptotnf I Sa?3 (ETA 6 3 62), H'Uurg, Antwerp 11 11 Feb Awata Hani for Aden, leddah. Port Said, Genoa, 1. Antwerp Le Havre 30 1 Feb Vtkafeaaa Mara for P. Said. Beirut. Lattakia, Famagusta, Piraeus. Istanbul. (Bmtrfas. Constanza). Odessa Novomsish405 words
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Advertisement43 1962-01-29 2 N L Smallest SHAEJ 91-TRANsisTOh iL^J All 1 MW SWiSW- SW 1 1 J. BZ 490 F||JJ y Obtainable af :.H p iolt Ay. Nts 41 4V* ROXY (STOREI CO., H°** |M J P-Q Clifford Mouse 'A Xl Sir»topore. Tel: 7U3i/***** Kuo c43 words
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Miscellaneous123 1962-01-29 2 CHIPS lyin^ alongside the Sm^.ipore •J Harhon' Bo.irct wharves or tnp^ctrd tortay are: 2~ Bronx- 1 I N n Cl 22. Mai-> k M Mara 2*>:>o. Calcutta r« Hanno-. 15. Bei 12/4 v nley Amudarya (hauls after rvoch) 4/5. Gltnityle <nft.-r Kiratea Macrak) 15/16. Eizan Mam (altffU alter Benattow) 44,123 words
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63 1962-01-29 3 ORCHID COURSE: BIG RUSH BY WAGE EARNERS INGAPORE, Monday ilf IIM number of people who 1 ht the "Orchid-Cultiva-ni-i-d I>> the Adult Kduca-.e-uorker* and average* ncac a ganisei Mi i l^. "this belies Ihe I gi w ing is an i I ii ooh i.\ the well to Free who63 words
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127 1962-01-29 3 6 NEW ZEALAND MPs TO CALL ON PRIME MINISTER LEE TODAY SINV c. Mon. vi ■>...-. i par :ians three in the ruling National Parti an(i Opposition— v. official call on Lee Kuan v. today. The Parliamentarians are on our of cou to acquaint th< with present-day poll-. i nomic127 words
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Article, Illustration670 1962-01-29 3 ALEXANDRA LEE' S - ALEXANDRA LEE'S A COLUMN ABOUtj WHO MAKE NEWS I SINGAPORE, Mood I 1. 1. i w > years in existence, the Singapore Indian Film Society with > m mix rs, has a pemianenl < Jlice and n ill go forth with merc ambitious pi grami ics Mr SimonMR. ROZARIO - 670 words
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Article28 1962-01-29 3 bum They at the gineer. ing at Goodwood Hotel. V. Heckkenbert. I engineer, is in Singapore on his way to Sydiv ln| the Adelphi Hotel28 words
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360 1962-01-29 3 fiHANGI, Mon. With a cast ol over 30. the newly named Chan:! Theatre dub started their new year programme wi t h a ban 1 witn tncir presentation Of Dick Whittington In true 1 adii ional Panto style in tho360 words
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Article, Illustration126 1962-01-29 3 SINGAPORE, Mon Pri\ tt« r") Must. U). I. 1"). n| the \l hl> I>m\s' 1 raoe S( -liool in N»«Soon, said to be Sin^.i pnre's smallest soldier, had the surprise of his lilt* when he chatted with the \(liut:int-(ieneral of the British Army. Mustapa126 words
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Article, Illustration79 1962-01-29 3 CJIXGAPOKI Vlon. kl Canon I>. i>. < hclliali the Archdcatoii of >inu.i pore. u~> in(Ui»'«i' .i-^ ih<vicar ol" SI. I'.u:! i < hm t h \<strrday U\ I In- Rci X Sansbur>'. Bishop <»i Singu pore and Malaya and < aiii.n I It !l 1..79 words
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118 1962-01-29 3 NEWSMAN ONE OF TWO KILLED IN HEAD-ON CAR COLLISION SINGAPORE. Man. Mr Qeorge Tun Lnu Leong ;-<>. Deputy Managing Edito o! the strait.- Times, wa lons oi two people tilled In head-on collision between hi <-ar and a taxi eight mile lroni Johcre Bahru y< >ieruay. Tur other iii Mr.118 words
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Advertisement107 1962-01-29 3 A m? s^? C^? H PRIZE EVERY WEEK! !^H^i^2!LW£rd_Puzzle competition entry form is in the back page WHOLESALE CLEARING A t anc FINAL NOW s s: 90 j Length Germm S3 70 *ZZZZ $5.90 S2 <?0 SI 50 >» SI. 50 Cotton 34" 51. 50 Si 40 MJi ij** i107 words
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Advertisement61 1962-01-29 3 Clock Tower CIGARETTES TME RNGCTCIGAQGTTBC MMDE FROM EMGLJQH VIRGINIA rOBACCC RneotßaMDur 40^ a packet of 2O For Solution to your Gil" I Problem r 108. ORCHARD ROAD ALSO AT RAf FLLS HOTEL A unique ollpurpcu topi cordcr Full mono end •.•< f< o SterCO 88 Built to the usuol world61 words
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Miscellaneous93 1962-01-29 3 CDfKMAfI CATHAY: B 4. 3.15 B "V€ts" «a i f Mi oi>|:«\ l R:Vl~l! Wi m |\!)J|I \DI I Mi--4 m n»cc Mowb SIONARI >:< imi n i ii Oi I»\RA>IOINT: Pi Sl\<;\rOKl MI -KM SOA^,\i i 3o :jo. I (ii n phony ii\mi:i;\ s i>• l v-;!! Hollywood eatt93 words
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Advertisement219 1962-01-29 4 H DIMENSIONS: 15 '2" x 15" x 10 1 2 M MAXIMUM RECORDING TIME: In case cf Ihf tfOndOfld 7" (18cm) tape: 3 hours of speed 1 7 3 i.ps. (4.75cm/bec; 14 trade monaural) FEATURES: 4 track stereo tape recorder. Stereo recorcinj: and p bock is possible with 4 tracks.219 words
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Article, Illustration1380 1962-01-29 5 CHARLES CHAPLIN - My Happy, White-haired Days MY FORMULA HAPPINESS? 'WE JUST ENJOY OURSELVES' CHARLES CHAPLIN by rpf.- rick I SANDS After 18 years of marriage they still know the happiness of young love and the mature joys of sympathy PART TWO AKTER ihrif ilurcs in -f, each did in pi in dehaltOONA - 1,380 words
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Advertisement17 1962-01-29 5 TOH KVDIO CM A. LTD., i, A II t'-or% I I rjt e dayK bw. I I17 words
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Advertisement33 1962-01-29 5 MARRIED You can get the latest CAPRICC *c Blouses, Skirts, Slacks, Shorts, Cnn cans, Sweaters Co-'. >r ;r from meluiaj^l's 52, North Bridge Rd. Me h T I ***** Bj^l la oo^' \m33 words
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Miscellaneous215 1962-01-29 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis WF y v.r r a 3^ GET ALMOST Nil, ia.VT PCS? v.r MAM 6 C*nO\( VOtktT M/OMCV T^vvx^LfcrA]^^^ V* At T-i- 7T-f£ PaOKAOT— I \OC THE iLOCI rwA7 &AC< \l PART^E^T it s Phc TO215 words
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Article258 1962-01-29 6 Footpaths: Money well spent 'riiE Government has 1 announced that it win spend $300,000 'Jus year on the constroctioa of toot paths Mid ktflM to make v. iking safer for pedestrians. We are glad to lean: that, BWMWIg the 16 ices the Urban rod Rural Sendees c-p--sult. :v- Committee has258 words
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Article100 1962-01-29 6 4 72 YEAR OLD grandfather and i ntitvci U.S. teacher. Dr. R. E. Hoen. has mvtii Singapore parents this advice: Don't let your children do 1 nothing. Too much time and too much freedom, Dr Hoon says, are the causes of the youth gome: wrong. "Get them100 words
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Article, Illustration174 1962-01-29 6 FOCU^O^THESMALLPO)^AL£RT THE DISEASE MUST BE CHECKED, HELD —AND DESTROYED BEFORE MORE LIVES ARE LOST A SHARP SCRATCH from a needle; the little boy at St. Pancras (London) Town Hall sits tense, waiting for worse. But there is only a quick puff of anti-smallpox serum174 words
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Article83 1962-01-29 6 The Free Press reported: "There was a curious incident on Sunday evening (January 14 in the Methodist Church in Kuala Lumpur. The Rev. W. Maxwell had just read the following passage from the Psalms "But not a.s the horse, or a.s the mule which have no understanding83 words
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Article67 1962-01-29 6 'pHE price of staying young and beautiful is U5586.87 a year at the beauty parlor twire a.s much as the nations 40 per capita spending for milk, according to John H. Breck, Inc. Mrs. Middle Class America averages 22.8 beauty parlor j visits per year at an67 words
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Article137 1962-01-29 6 Challenge of new virus illnesses NTW virus-cauM-d i 1 1 nesses and the continual progress in control of known ones make viral medicine on< of the most challenging areas in medical r<search, according to tincurrent issue of Therapeutic Notes, a medical journal published in America. Chickenpox. influenza, measles. mumps. poliomyelitis137 words
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Article, Illustration377 1962-01-29 6 Merrick Winn - Pakistan: 'military operation' Merrick Winn By_ yHE Hi eh Com mi s- sioner lor Pakistan, Major General Mohammed Yousuf, defended hi country against slander and smallpox in London. "I've just heard of a taxi-driver refusing to take a Pakistani as a passenger." he said. "That kind of thing is bound377 words
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Article68 1962-01-29 6 Life is like that i «J 111 M Isni X] Marcn V 1 it\ t, «i 71 I Up t ft i wora sh, h umpli, thr'Rrn I I < m m several ww tempts )u Wtnement to A moment B a;t(/ tottt( ii, door ml ran ft^l PMMO VOMMK68 words
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Article17 1962-01-29 6 LAUGH. WITH BEACHCOMBER Chi:.. G-'im was rudely rebu! I I and h I an agent who I17 words
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Advertisement645 1962-01-29 6 You can Hand in your < lutiihrti mL to any onm of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMtKON HIGHLANDS WON Coid Wora..« < M i Ltd., 1-i CUf« Street. LAN* Cold BUira*? *i l^d^ KOTA IHARU Cold Btonu« I M H4., li.: Martin 1 KUALA LUMPUR < o:d645 words
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Advertisement9 1962-01-29 6 Fat COLDS.ACffES and PJI/AtS TIGER OIL INC AUN TONC9 words
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Miscellaneous296 1962-01-29 6 m^^tßWtßt A i— TODAY'S RADIO 1 KADIO SINGAPORE MM by; 9.00 Tip top tunes; Sliort Wave Service- yIS A name to remember; 9.30 The news; 9.40 Album of har--4! metres ,200 kcs.t mony; 10.00 Music and musi>lediuin Wave Service: cians; 10.30 Dr. Bradley remem- r ban; n.oo Waita time; 11.30296 words
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Miscellaneous348 1962-01-29 6 I j J I I 1 1 I i CLUES ACROSS 12 Miuht you pet line from such 3 Not quite a body? (5). a per.son? (7) 8 Something extra <5». 14 Too good to be allowed to get 10 Like a monarch (b) cold? <3». 11 The chap in348 words
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Article, Illustration840 1962-01-29 7 K. S. KONG - K. S. KONG an carted when m* x d wanted to win emperor's heart I By A pretty face and shapely body were of no importance QNK of the strangest beauty contests were those held annually in the Ta Tung district in Shan si Province,840 words
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Article338 1962-01-29 7 OLIVE OOI - OLIVE OOI By FOR THOSE BORN IN A BAD' MONTH NOTHING CAN BE DONE itfANY Chinese are superstitious and believe a iTI child's future depends on his birth month so that if he is born in what is considered a "bad is destined to be. All 12 months338 words
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Article104 1962-01-29 7 CHINESE WATER CAN HEAL m is the first of the I!- r-t> id Hakorat •..i i >«•- Ir h^rvpathic system t» have been in ttH Hi;. i To tomanLs the close t wad centuis imi jittered douche M0Bf« hts patients. Hot uatcr is often taken medicinally by the Chinese, and104 words
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Article263 1962-01-29 7 Fruits, a must on New Year table CiRUITS arc favourite "must" on Chinese New Year tables. They may be China- import < d ones or Malayan fruits Sugar-cane is sweet, uluch the Rods like. Everyone urn I be sweet-tempered during the New Year festival so lie must take sugar-cane after263 words
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Advertisement74 1962-01-29 7 t<>r a brighter Chinese New Year si Irkemtdne DeLuxe Latex Wall Paint your \.>vourite colours in approved harmonies from the r^=^ 3= colours and 9 NEW on your walls so dries ,ust 20 minutes and M S velvet ,heen for years. Only H SDFtKJ '-Tone has that luxury sheen f74 words
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Advertisement17 1962-01-29 7 I I first choicef ||i|mJ|] for all recorders 9HBB Magnetic Recording Tape V^^^^J^K^M Double Play Editing Sound17 words
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Article844 1962-01-29 8 MARGARET AVON - MARGARET AVON 3,000 years ago the losers were beate n By ANCE upon a time to be explicit, it was nearly three j thousand years ago the Emperor of China was celebrating his birthday. Surrounded by traditional oriental splendour, he sat on his balcony watching844 words
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488 1962-01-29 8 Ooi Taw Chiew - What will man find on the moon? Fairies and Gods according to the Chinese Ooi Taw Chiew By IyHAT will the first astronaut landing on the moon find there? Desert, the absence of life, plant and water or cities of steel and iron inhabited by strange beings? The Chinese do488 words
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Advertisement193 1962-01-29 8 I must tell all the \*)*§w modern women about —^Pi^ _^^^iM Boils flavorous. fluffy rice AUTOMATICALLY. Wash <PK^ 1^ rice in a separate utensil, transfer it into inner pot of j^^ft the rice cooker, fill cooker with required amount of vl^ i water and press down the switch lever Sanyo193 words
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Advertisement124 1962-01-29 8 iillllll.l 14'HIIHIIIIk. limilllllllJllllMlllllllJllll'lllllll... j The first thing a lady puts on.. .Fragrance by W I AVON PERFUMED COLOGNE MISTS < I selection of distinct.ye fragrances PERSIAN WOOD, HEkE S v I x/%»?I nd the Newest and alrecdv beloveo t P I I2i n New dressin 9 table bottles AVON'S PERH^124 words
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Article, Illustration1744 1962-01-29 9 Lim Kim Guan - Lim Kim Guan By T he rise of a bean-curd seller to the ranks of one of Chinas most popular deities ft' 111 ."leTe'n li >' uiTS W pullllr lrt:: Mi.m Vu. War :iiul i liters' .;;;KUIH(I »>N I ml attonV tVang. I* ush these ligures1,744 words
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Advertisement65 1962-01-29 9 r 7 From VAxH I I A From I ft g ft 1 U A HiiM t±l^ f^y^l I^rrrL JInSS^ con/ O7C/ F5-' 5 s SQOP f -35 j" *Tlash-O-Set M "CAMPUS" "PENTAMATIC" -c, 11 537,. $127/- $198/- $150/- $378/- 4 BHMfeHtHmmi 6 2 64 M.dd.. Rd. 5.«,-p.'. 'YASHICORDER 77"65 words
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Article1276 1962-01-29 10 THE YELLOW JACKET PVtIPW^ piM I I IJIJ'II LI im QOVERNOR Wu Sin Yin wI s troubled by internal dissension in his pro vince in northern China, so he sent for his second wife's father, Tri Fah Mm. 'Counsel me. second fa-ther-in-law." he asked. Fah Mm, father of the governor's1,276 words
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Article451 1962-01-29 10 HUNG WEI - HUNG WEI By A SET FORMULA TO FOLLOW FOR EVERY TYPE OF SCENERY nHINESE painting is taught by the same method M Chinese brush writing. Each motif In the composition is divided into a certain number of elements which the artist is made to treat separately, in the451 words
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94 1962-01-29 10 riHINA was originally be- i lieved to be bounded by four seas. east. west, south and north, while beyond were only barbarian tribes. The Yellow River frequently causes great devastation by overflowing its banks, and in former times, the river god was annually propl-94 words
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372 1962-01-29 10 K. S. KONG - STRANGE CHINESE CUSTOMS AND BELIEFS K. S. KONG I by *VO visitors and immigrants from cold and temperate countries to tropical Malaya, the sudden change of climate is a trying experience. It is not surprising that many fall into a state of what the Cantonese call Ing hup sooi ton"372 words
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Article59 1962-01-29 10 rpIIE Chinese are very fond 1 of usins the word "devil" and have a rather bad habit of calling people of other races "kwai" or "devils." Europeans are "Hoong Mo kwai"; Tamils "Kit Linjj kwai"; Malays "Malai kwai"; Sikhs **Tai Tow kwai" <big head devil) and so forth.59 words
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Article155 1962-01-29 10 QINCE it Is only too true O that few arc blessed with "heaven ,cv.V luck. elTorts art' not spared I many to get hold of charms and m.iffir spells that v. on: c them luck and p.meitty Her* in« charm which some Chinese claim will help one obtain155 words
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Article84 1962-01-29 10 IN olden days in China, joss-sticks were burned to keep the time. My gram'fath**r used to tell me that when he sat for j his examinations in the village school, the examiners kent the time b> burning one .Hiss-stick at a time Some years ago. 1 saw story84 words
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Advertisement67 1962-01-29 10 I I V I v I 1 CHINEft new! YEAR GIFT From Bth m To 4th FEU EVERY 1 PURCHASER 2 QUART OR 4 PINT BOTTLES Of reaay] MARTI FINE CHAMPACK V.S.O.P. BRAND? i fl IS ENTITLED TO ASK THEIR DEALER FOR ONE BEAUTIFUL REMY MARTIN FOUNTAIN PEN PURCHASERS 0»67 words
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142 1962-01-29 11 I SINGAPORE, Monday. I i nut tested Chinese calculatI ;,.;,t is the subject for two new I t-il »>> the Adult Education t lv numerous requests from fcfir Ir> o| f' n wcek| y lectures and deI I 1 "I the Abacus in Commerce"142 words
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Article107 1962-01-29 11 &APORE. A tree-fold mission J Hod?' X, toaster of a school rth. Wer ra>rld tc lodges, who is on long la autho■ughtpn par I about the Brl- Games at to,, rj to Dec. 1. ■joeipal uf the Mosman ESog School, his ajasia: is to make a primary nii with107 words
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Article20 1962-01-29 11 n. con. the Chinese New ■wocomp. t I .Vw Year dance > at Sea View Hotel ■■■Ijal at the 120 words
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Article, Illustration181 1962-01-29 11 OINGAPORL. Mon. Seven jO Singapore Rotarians have flown to Bangkok to attend the 27th annual district conference of Rotary clubs. Two rotarians were accompanied by their wives. The rotarians. which included four members from the Rotary Club Singapore West,181 words
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122 1962-01-29 11 EX-INSURANCE MAN PUTS OUT A BOOK ON HIRE PURCHASE DING VI ORE Mo:. -A inner Insorai com- :..i: mer ''-^> published a book which he claims will be •>: bene; dealer* and ver> art: on iiire pur-i.-s, tnd Lire insurance policy holders. llm book, by Mr. C.C < n?. is122 words
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60 1962-01-29 11 MAHA meets in Kuala Lumpur today KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The general committee of the Malayan Agri-Horticul-tural Association meet today in Kuala Lumpur to discuss a statement by the Minister of Agricultural and Co-opera-atives. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. In a statement reported yesterday, Inche Aziz repeated that the annual Maha60 words
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Article, Illustration47 1962-01-29 11 Bunco «ms *"<»£ RuprrTdoe* a, he U crawl, slowly after Binfo on*' hushes and through tall Vf^ Is rhis some new game/ breathes. M No. v rtainl 1 y isn murmurs B. nfo Hush! L.»ten. And. »ur« enough, there the mystertou* stranger I47 words
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321 1962-01-29 11 10 SINGAPORE SCOUTS OFF TO INDIA: FROM THERE IT'S OVERLAND TO LONDON SEVEN Rovers and three of the 34th Sea Scout yroup here have left to make jtn overland expedition to London from India. Adventurers They arc Rovers Ho Ah Seng, 19, Albert Chew Teck Wee, 19, Bog Chin Sens,321 words
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Article50 1962-01-29 11 KAJANG. Mon. A branch af the Government Services Welfare and Recreational Council has been formed in Ulu Langat district. Inche Mohamed Hariri bin Abu Taif, assistant District Officer, was elected chairman. Mr. K. Balasubramaniam and Inche Abdul Samad bin Abdul Rahman are secretary and treasurer respectively.50 words
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Article111 1962-01-29 11 BUSES: NEW ROUTE PLAN I SINGAPORE. Mon. The Highway Authority is 1 considering an application by the Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Company Ltd. to run a bus service from j Jalan Mombina to Shenton Way. Jalan Membina runs through the eastern part of the Bukit Ho Swee houst lag estate.111 words
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230 1962-01-29 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Seth Bailey, a member of the Rotary Club of Babytown. Texas, U.S.A. who was responsible for getting pen pals for 7.559 youngsters in 89 countries, is appealing for local pen pals for another batch of youngsters throughout the world.230 words
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296 1962-01-29 11 Dare-devil Teesdale to seek world jump championship SINGAPORE, Monday. gGT. Keith Teestjale, RAF parachute instructor, who gave B free-fall demonstration at Sembawang last Tuesday, is returning (o Britain on Feb. 8 to continue practising tor the free-fall world championship lo be held in America towards the end of this year.296 words
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84 1962-01-29 11 CHURCH CHARITY DANCE FOR NEW YEAR SINGAPORE. MOB. The Qhurch of the Sacred Heart will hold a Chinese New Year dance in aid of Rev. Father Chin's Silver Jubilee Fund to help needy children of the parish. The dance will be held at the Fraser and Neave Hall, River Valley84 words
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Article27 1962-01-29 11 SEREMBAN. Mon. Seremban Rotarians will distribute clothes, rice and cakes to 28 people in the Home for the Aged in Sikamat on Feb. 2-27 words
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Article45 1962-01-29 11 KAJANG. Mon Three officers of the Ist battalion. Federation Territorial Army, stationed here have been transferred. They are Capt. Joseph Lee Ah Chye, WO2 Mohamed Sidek and Sgt. Yip Chee Lang who have b'^n posted to Seremban. Kuala Lumpur and Penang respectively.45 words
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Advertisement17 1962-01-29 11 FOR YOUR NEW YEAR CELEBRATION \m dS^L l\ 111 AVAILABLE AT MAIN STORE. BATA BLDG, S POKL.17 words
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Miscellaneous270 1962-01-29 11 |t9^'^^gJMgMPW^ y-'D Ditrumw x.ince the feelings of others eon- piMPCD (June 22-July 23): "Ol" 5 THDAY... cerium current events- You also WWVCII TH S Ls not th e d ay are very practical and not one ma k e a sudden change in .v j. to build castle*, in the270 words
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1061 1962-01-29 12 DROP ANNE A LINE i sdfasdf ■m*m*m Though I am old enough to know my own mind, my family disapproved of my marriage to a man who is not of my own nationality. They refused to even attend the wedding. After my husband and I1,061 words
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Article179 1962-01-29 12 S Q Could you nli.tsc tell me uhat causes paleness? I urn very pale .md although I feel perfectly well. I tire quickly. There art- all sorts oi causes of nale- ness. Anaemia, kidney a: ca.se. acute ajic chronic infections, to name only a lew. But palene-179 words
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Article55 1962-01-29 12 Ql would be xratHul it n«»u rnuld tell m< il there an ad\ wita-to t' 1 h d»»ri\rd from bavins Turkish lulli* a> 1 like to h.. them otta^ionalh. VTurkLsli ba:h '< cleansing and tt- mulaftc T^<- B .loan tin ci -nved fr« m ink:55 words
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Advertisement116 1962-01-29 12 pOCKET MONEY I r prizes are offered for the colouring of this scene with paints, /^vys r rayons or chalks. I*o There are four prizes of- V A .^^""^CS frred each of S5 (two y^^JS^ tor boys and two for girls). v* J #^fl I^k Po>t your effort to Aunty116 words
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Article, Illustration568 1962-01-29 13 Zanuck's new girl goes her goes her l^-jttSIPE'SHOW BUSjNESS DA X X V L F ZAN I X ■•td I (I t o Wow up a train for a sequence in his latest "Im The Longest Uiy. Ami being a reasoned Hollywood producer .Mr. Za■•ck, of eww, had to l.hu568 words
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Article, Illustration136 1962-01-29 13 BRIGID TALKS ABOUT LIFE y lIP If c v d. HJIwR hter of id. and MKES .on to I about f oret eportee I ace to f cl Joan back as in Mr. i Vacation now in v>mberg. -Ask "I" Tie girl from Chicago was 16 when Samuel Brons; chose136 words
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Article433 1962-01-29 13 HCjK CORNER I IT V 0 ii\<;kri> fipLENDOUH l)> I Aix on, OFELD, irturer ;il Lorn I'ni- Bangkok, s ni r I I' Pfc* t«» know \\\c well and iniinuii appiest of spent in t a time 1 ill preF ancient mate with colourful holars. gtet m Tadsl433 words
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Article113 1962-01-29 13 \\l. JOINED THE NAVY > T by John in: on (Pan si. •.'">> Li< ';v Commander k. iberi Bollin p r Badgi r i bdi all o i v 'p- rt stafl iM had raw recruits hipp Tnla i best -seller of naval cadei ing todaj113 words
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284 1962-01-29 13 In honour of Skouras twenty dynamic years at ths Mm ••the entire Mth Century Fox organisatkHi Xi launching iin intfr-cjrporatc world-wide celebration i:. honour of Bpyroa Skou.nis on the twentieth anniversary ol his presidency in order to demonstrate the loyalty vnd appreciation of aIJ who have bent^itted by his dynamic284 words
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Advertisement142 1962-01-29 13 NOWwiTHIN EVERYBODY'S REACH H| WATCHES <WtL< OF THE HIGHEST p^^k QUALITY VrJ B^S^^y^^^^^^^'^B^^B^BHßßßßßßßßß I r r. < c (r <■ i i I wstdMtakcrs. I bJNvi. IHJ SWISS WATCH FOR ALL CLIMATI.S I W'RI I MBA WATCH CO., LTD. I is I B.iiitr. K..J.!, >ir.j:ajH>n I TX"* The latest Indes.142 words
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Miscellaneous306 1962-01-29 13 lord Puzzle 'CE': Winning solution CE i CE 2 CES CE 4 CE 5 CE 6 H 'r~ t i_l C D I 'IS 1 A'•V' fc I I L vi v L. r\ p^p^pjpj ■pjpj BBfllßlls JUDGES' COMMENTS ON THE MOST APT ANSWERS |l t t c r preferenei306 words
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Article644 1962-01-29 14 PRINCIPLES OF BACKHAND STROKE ARE REALLY SAME AS FOR FOREHAND m Mo often it bmm descrioed tv the t ßama fttctf* it never was. i played it with rigidity from finger* to clboio and possibly the speed with winch I played U misled people into644 words
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189 1962-01-29 14 GERMANS AIM TO BOUNCE 1964 GAMES OFF O,S. SATELLITES IMon. post office en idem that t direct tek casts to Europe of tl apic will be sue» Alreat; Lant ra li taking shape (Lake Bavaria. The Gei the tel« up U apulses bounce off Ami <ing up the tele»n broadcasts189 words
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111 1962-01-29 14 FOOTBALLERS SHOULD TOUR EUROPE TO LEARN PLEBAR, Mon. Singapore must tour Europe ake a name for itself in Hledik Ji: of the Spartak Hradec Kralove football team 1: loslovakia before the team lett for Indonesia. Hledik. one of the best cen tre halfs in Europe ten that Singapore inter: tionals111 words
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131 1962-01-29 14 McLAREN LED ALL THE WAY TO BEAT MOSS aSTCHURCH. Man. I Bruce McLaren of New Zealand, at the wheel of a Cooper, won the >nga International car race, last of the seas i events at Invergargiil on Saturday. a track made .slippery by oil, McLaren, who v. i 1959. led131 words
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Article, Illustration434 1962-01-29 14 County cricket: Cash may replace points of neighbouring counties, and this advance i I done much to bring about the formation of the .:';<> J organisation. Leicestershire, who claim they are running a memW competition rmthef than a football pool, give over £1.000 a week prizes and collect a profit434 words
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184 1962-01-29 14 NO QUESTION OF BOXING FADING' SAYS COMMITTEE lox do:-; M i ]tM eosftj mittee estaU slu d last October by the British BoxIn B ird < ntrol bo con- pn p.ai bi >:;ns in the United Kingdom, r< ported that there I no question oi boxh. fadii from the sporting184 words
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177 1962-01-29 14 For amateurs only: A weekend league A NEW form i I s\ tear count] crii I mvoh .in! la oi er Bauird 13 -d iv.s, pn poeed lur Midiaiu. The man bt idea is a 3.j-y« ur- id Loborough company tor. Mr Bernard Angrave. former l< ughboroug] I hetsman uricket177 words
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Article53 1962-01-29 14 CROWD-PULLER HALL WANTED AGAIN ili bowler has been offere Lh more than 1,000 A to Queensland X Bftß who has indicated that I he want W. in i.: final Sii Sh* atch ■'-ur.>: V.c-na c i ..rv v\ ..an bowler has crowda i i-i .ig season ias played an rta:53 words
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Article, Illustration6 1962-01-29 14 -JUDO STANDARD HERE HIGH, SAYS EXPERT6 words
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Article78 1962-01-29 14 t gapore, Mob. for their KofeJ They are Mr fan Albei: ;jj^ H« ci'tr i!ir M J" contest was m by Mr. N a lack belt *ye S. Saito *bk third dan*, and rttficates the te ft tan at. Mi \vas surprised < 4m members of the di He78 words
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Article19 1962-01-29 14 r I V: The faltowtof H i Secretary-Mr .VMM AMt. Hon. SedfW n. K.J. Shaft AM K. 319 words
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157 1962-01-29 14 Pas Seul given top weight in National LONDON, Monday. expected Mr. John Rogerson's nine-year-old gelding i ;;s Seul has been allotted lop weigh! ol 12 stone in (he Grand National steeplechase, to be run at Liverpool on March I Beul, won the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 1960 and is :pm157 words
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156 1962-01-29 14 CHARNLEY HAS FLU, SO FIGHT fS OFF LONDON. Mon. Daw Charnley, British and BUeopean lightweight, champion has tin and his light with Jose stable (Cubaj at Liverpool has been postponed to February 1. Dull said: "A postponement seems to be the answer in the use of Charnley. He Ifl in156 words
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Advertisement97 1962-01-29 14 Gtt\'->cnnr»r tlif! i<:cst recording evdsonor taps o! a AVAILABLE AT ALL GOOD STORES ■■Tt*. L a 1 i BaaHHa HB m BT M B Br HHHHHHI rHß~ _f B. 1^ t TjJj.l J Hi HT^ W >|j HHJ M Q BHJ B V A« H f aß^a B^^Yill lALLjLli^lßliißH 91^197 words
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Advertisement14 1962-01-29 14 l a /aY Mode in The ffMATOR On I Kee H, R'f' -124, O«n»»14 words
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466 1962-01-29 15 Half a hundred champions will fight it out in Singapore lriM SINGAPORE, Monday. jm>Hh W iij be an all-star field in the gruelling Singapore Open to be held at the Royal Singapore Golf Club from Feb. If) to 18/ Half a Hundred top professionals from all over the world arc-466 words
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Article, Illustration157 1962-01-29 15 THE CHINESE HOGAN' TO HARD TO BEAT This is thr,i Ching-po the "Ben Hogan of Asia He will he contesting the Singapore Open (Irh >1X) and the Malayan Open (Feb. il-_>; (i m v month thlng-po was likened to Ben Ho an b> [lie great American doyen S av r157 words
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Article, Illustration228 1962-01-29 15 JOHN JACOBS - TO conserve maximum power for the hitting area the start of the downswing must be slow and smooth. Though a number of actions take place simultaneously the feeling you should have is of one unified movement. The downswing originates i in the lower half of the i228 words
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Article29 1962-01-29 15 OOTEBORO. lion.— Former world hravywcitiht QOXlng champion Ingemar Joftanmon is suffering from a back innirv. His Pfeb. 2 Bfhl acainst Britain's Bygraves bas been postponed. UPIUPI - 29 words
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162 1962-01-29 15 W SINGAPORE AND BORNEO il 1 rved ng a Ha::, hi- nnJ n- r -.r.-- ::■-> at dmrrj San Pablo C L.Mrni a:-. Professor P s D and t ,ir Dur ng tlti stay her-- H I hoped that a few Saturday162 words
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Article, Illustration121 1962-01-29 15 Singapore* high i jump stay on top at the In do n»4n athletic champ, n shii>s to be held a* Juk A s j on February 3 and 4. a. Gill is seen here during his weekend practice jumps at tre. clearing <»ft.Free Press picture - 121 words
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56 1962-01-29 15 TABLE TENNIS COACHING BEFORE THE ASIAN GAMES i .vn up plans I >f their -<&bil t'''l I I us be I A J;eb. 12 to be the me Players 22 r the 1 be gi',. I I T-i* Sent tO I T.a. is satisfy is hl«h I there are I56 words
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Article282 1962-01-29 15 9 CHOSEN FOR SPECIAL TRAINING SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore Lawn Tennis Association has selected nino i players to undergo special j training in preparation lor thr Asian Games in Jakar f a In August. The nine are Ong Chwee Bee. T. S. Lim. Sharin Osman. H( j nry Pang. Stephen282 words
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Article53 1962-01-29 15 PIETERMARITZBURG, Mon. South Africa's crickei team to meet New Zealand here on Friday Aiil be chosen from: D.J. McGlew <cap;ain>, NA. Adcock, E.J. Barlow. K.C. Bland. HD. Biomfteld. S.P. Burke, W.R I Farrer, P.S. Heine, H.R. Lance, G.B. Lawrence, R.A. McLean. X A. Walter andReuter - 53 words
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500 1962-01-29 15 ABSENT STARS BUT SOFTBALL SEASON PROMISES GLUT OF NEWLY GROOMED TALENT SINGAPORE, Monchy. gINGAPORE Softball Association will begin their 1962 competition full of interest, said Hon. Secretary Mr. Bill Tan yesterday. Tills year's honours will be keenly contested by the newly promoted champions in the A division section. According to500 words
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Article24 1962-01-29 15 MONTR] H,,h Ivebel. Cinaci: in pr« the man. I t .r PYd.. r H- > v. n ..:pg -,10- B*u! 1824 words
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Article65 1962-01-29 15 TOKYO. Mon T! Japanese Lawn Tenni.s Association said Osamu Ishiguro. a leadIng Japanese player, had cancelled his participation in the Asian lawn tennis championships because of nephritis i' i .a '»]<in > v. »T'* .cheduled 1«j open in Calcutta on Saturday. Ishig :r< had been <l\:>65 words
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Advertisement171 1962-01-29 15 WRESTLING!: MAN r$ BENGAL TIGER in GREAT EASTERN CIRCUS m» NOW SHOWING TO PACKED HOUSES IN RANGOON ROAD, j WE IPm SEEING IS BELIEVING j j ■■&£s■■■'■'>&■:■: •■•>■•• y:'y::-:&:^i^^/^y^^^ tc 12 noon X l <r r '>- 4QQp n- <.* Free Home Delivery Soil, We invite you to become a171 words
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Article, Illustration379 1962-01-29 16 University take the Cud after a day of upsets Pi six-a-side hockeyfestival picture. NAVAL BASE, Monday. IT was a day of thrills and upsets when the University of Singapore topped W teams to win the SIIA six-a-side hockey festival for the V. Paramsothy Memorial Cup al lI. MS. TentM groundFree Press - 379 words
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Article84 1962-01-29 16 TURF NOTES by SCRUTINEER KUALA LUMPUR .Vion Bttaii nmm pro?ni>i:.4 .>;>ri:.t»*r OVllCd by Low and N» stable. wa.> reBilah Sav.u.- iate Er- j .-;i:.f. a iivi«-year-ui(l bay Australia:; h. New-: ton Wonder, won til r time j cut in this country last year i in August84 words
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Article80 1962-01-29 16 |O< "£EY Gay < '6 ire J bt 1 i.a. 1. 1 h\> larewell meeting at th< I rthcoming Selang r Tiirl 1 Chi- i;e>e N< V( r I BjDAtntS he will Dm fly to A.:.' re he h.L> bee: mviti i to ride In a number80 words
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Article77 1962-01-29 16 :.M'V:' Mon— R. Mason. IP 7: r I-...:. a duty's goM medal competition at Thomson Road links here. H also won the 'A' :n»- Runner-up was Low Kee Pow, .1 Ball sweep winners I Rtane N. W. Oammon <n< 2nd Nine R. Mason (nett77 words
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350 1962-01-29 16 LONDON, Mon. IRISH Rugby Union lelector-> had a shock on Saturday, and it added to their already vexing team problenis. The Probable XV to meet England at Twick- •riham m two week>' t im» waa trounced 19-8 by the Possibles. he350 words
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166 1962-01-29 16 13 HORSES ARE DEMOTED IN THE LATEST LIRA LIST rplIE Malayan Kac.ru A.sso--1 riation !as promoted on^ rs< fr m Class sto Cla 4. and < d cited total oi Hl Hi re ar- latest classific tion.s: PROMOTIONS From Class 5 to (lass 4— Our me >. DEMOTIONS l-'roni (lass166 words
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Article99 1962-01-29 16 SINGAPOR] M V. r■ KO tin Bin gapore Hbeb Isaoci to d y, erday b MJHP lit mo» cl a I 1 N< G mbi Johoi M .i< ca and I Ingap n 1 be ped j j han 1 d Man b 3 399 words
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Article42 1962-01-29 16 KI'CJBY SCC Beven-a-Side —5.00 n.m.: RAF Tengah 'A v SO Bn. RAOC: 5.2 up.m K.B.G. v Black.- \V: 5.40 p m RAF Chang] B' v Q.on. \v--8.00 p.m. Combined Schools "B" v Btti Destroyer BqdiL i Ul matchw on pttlant >.42 words
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Article13 1962-01-29 16 CASABLANCA. IfOtL P wtrt beaten 2-0 by Rheims Hwtlwill match ycituuli13 words
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95 1962-01-29 16 3 S.C.C. TEAMS RUGBY SEVEN-A-SIDE > N Singapore I. ClliO > s«-Y< > c prelimina.y round oa the padang. >< V an ni n one of ill m entered. Tlv sec teams m a o c-i IC T. Jt nkins. A. A. MacLart D. G W N.rci( v W. 195 words
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Article28 1962-01-29 16 1 Hungary, clocked 61.0 M-cui.ris tree-tenths of a neond :.ister t* world r. coici m ,i nn 100 m< bai .stroke e\. 25-m< re i>ool veslerdav.28 words
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Article, Illustration22 1962-01-29 16 picture. sTt E*£nH ,h Ei l T NA N rth scrum-half, gets Free PressFree Press - 22 words
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Advertisement228 1962-01-29 16 The Most Popular Choice of All! STAMFORD PARK IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL AREA sth Milestone, Dunearn Road, (Bukit Timah Road Next to taffies Park. OVER 240 BUNGALOWS SOLD BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY BOOK YOURS NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT NEW LOTS FACING EAST NOW OPEN FOR BOOKING I TYPE 4I228 words
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Advertisement346 1962-01-29 16 ....Out alon* d.ttrr FREE PRESS Nii l WORD PUZZLE TT^ I Cut out ond pin with ctr I Posting instructions cm •c V r ■▼to 1 4 1 PAS M^| |1 Cut aionn flfittrr I CLUES FOR WORD PUZZ r j 1. Winged animals living in 4 A sudden <346 words
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