The Singapore Free Press, 2 February 1962
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Title Section17 1962-02-02 1 asdfasdf asdfasdf asdf The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. 15 CENTS KDN 037 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 19(ii.17 words
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Article134 1962-02-02 1 CO BBOLD LEA VES on Feb 16 Scrutineer picks tomorrow's winners today— P. 16 'pee is first stop for inquiry men ri I nt tsl niuht ..hhold other I 11 hers <>l I m of id North pjfff I h I rm Maitinn, London [.rii obbol <l. ml tin British134 words
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Article, Illustration11 1962-02-02 1 MR. TAS MR. SINGH MR. NG MR. YEOH11 words
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166 1962-02-02 1 WEST BERLIN ACCUSED OF BUILDING SECRET TUNNEL Berlin (lartcop Otctor), ftt, iMt Gi'imany allei;t'(i yesterday that a tunnel had been built by M Wed Berlin bandits" limit:- a border railway station and was "intended to smuggle agents" and otbta into |M Berlin. The Ea.st Gfiman Government lias protested to the166 words
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171 1962-02-02 1 Holland to free Irian naval clash prisoners NEW YORK, Friday. TIIK Netherlands Prime Minister, Dr, Jan de Quay, Ikis ;ii;iv<.'<l to free Indonesian prisoners Liken captive after the recent DutchIndonesian naval clasb in the West New Guinea area, il was announced here yesterday. Dr. (if Quay informed U Thant UM171 words
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370 1962-02-02 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. MAJOR tactic :i I changes have been completed in the Polis Negara in connection uith the control and prevention of crime in the State. From yesterday. four top \sian officers began to direct the battle in370 words
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71 1962-02-02 1 'Real idiots' join US Army History expert Parkinson KITCHENER. (Ontario*, in. Really clever American youths 50 Into business and become vice-presidents or corporation lawyers. Pmf— ,r C Northcotc Parkinson .aid here He added: 'Stupid ones go inttj the civil service. The :>■ i! idiots so into the army n>d they71 words
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144 1962-02-02 1 U.N. ADJOURNS KASHMIR DEBATE DUE TO INDIA POLLS LTNITKU NATIONS. NY.% i Yon;. Fit me Been- rity Council JttfottGMJ idlourned discussion <n the Kashmir question until tome time alter Ifaitn I, becac c oj the Intervening indum partiamentary lections. Mr Auiai s*. mon I United Btatef the Prerideni adjourned com144 words
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Article27 1962-02-02 1 WASHINGTON Prl Prasidei:i Kc!:< named Mr Waltei MiCi.n.iUMiv former Assistant Secretary of State tor Fte baton Affairs, aa Dnl ad Btatag AbAmsitcl^r to Puk^ian27 words
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Article108 1962-02-02 1 LONDON. Fri. A 28-year-old waitress wa.s told here on the best legal authority that she was dead. Tho young woman. Mlss Viufine McGee, was fur- > old that she must remain dead until Riven I;;, 1 court permission to cum. ali\e again. that fOSM WMkl108 words
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205 1962-02-02 1 GIRL FOUND MURDERED ON STAIRWAY OF HOUSING BOARD FLATS SINGAPORE. F rt— Homicide Squ a d detectives are trying to establish the identity of a girl, a«:ed about 10. who wu found murdered on a second tt oo r spiral staircase landing at the roar Of the Housing Hoard flats205 words
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Article36 1962-02-02 1 .'< 'Mi H B IHRU, I I Mi I ]-mi. Sunday i Ibmi mm Itc and mo i Inc ooi •a lio was KriOCHty 1:; r lai Bundaj Mi mor.i: •<i '■■< ■<• "vrry much 0136 words
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215 1962-02-02 1 Malaysia men resume closed sessions today SINGAPORE. Frt— The Malaysia Solidarity Consult ativc Committee resumed its closed session in the library Of the Legislative Assembly i| 10 a.m. tociay. Tbc Dommttteo wtt mot &gain this afternoon bom L;.:iu to Ml p.m. I eader.s ol the dch nations w:!i nod the215 words
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Article15 1962-02-02 1 PARIS y I r.i; arriving in Franco festerday urn- .sutr«. v rt« nntl-15 words
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Four-page New Year supplement today Latest
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Article12 1962-02-02 1 i.ioroinMi.ii. I n i N .4! Ml (ill12 words
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Advertisement60 1962-02-02 1 For style j&S^^ comfort EX OPTICIANS mmm 4. S'—t Tel: ***** I JSTIN A4O MX H ill., i w—M^-n^^^^Jf -&^^M<X'. M •M^Kf^^^^ '<■ I interior of the new l Mark II s ccrrp c m new uphostey AUSTIN panel .:^er from LOOKS >ty t Yet th.s >j-e sensible TtMK^ ir:60 words
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Advertisement129 1962-02-02 1 f TRANSISTOR TAPE RECORDER The ultra modern Tronsistor Portable Tope Recorder Produced with ail the latest technical developments, and has been enjoyed by experts and tope recorder enthusiasts oil over the WORLD. Made in Germiny fou obtain TWO recorders in one it you buy BUTOBA TRANSISTOR TAPE RECORDER, because it129 words
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Advertisement7 1962-02-02 1 YUASA^^^ SWIt^'iT'TRADINft CO-. 1M CfW S»wf y»t7 words
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413 1962-02-02 2 Beradin's good results due to higher crop, forward sales I Free Press city section: Finance and industry^ by The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Friday. PROMTS of lieradin Rubber Estates for the year ended September :50, IMI, are, a little surprisingly, slightly higher than those •f the preceding excellent year.413 words
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250 1962-02-02 2 N| A Y< )'.:K. I- Robbei futurea wen a shad<' .<>:t<-r yestfT(!;.v on quiet selling <. light Traders said physical rubber was > n They noted that rubbt: facturers were s' Kennedy's, statement on Wednes- s <x-kpii€ mate- ■:r i,< i .i-250 words
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Article31 1962-02-02 2 LONDON. Fti. cial Times market indices for 1. last year, week ago, previous and yesterday's respr rtm: 254. J. 37^ M 7.8 m Rubi»«rs: 190 i i 1 1.131 words
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Article31 1962-02-02 2 •:veland, Fti. 0 aoal Tjrre and Rubber Corap. nouncvd revisions of its new price schedule* for tyres 1 reductions of Z\ per cent to per cent on som31 words
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220 1962-02-02 2 PRICE IRREGULAR, BUT VERY GOOD UNDERTONE IN INDUSTRIALS L( HDI IM Stock B»T- ihitilntwi their rec< dI ftnn tone leeterday altho igli busrins continued to be encourafl -d by the Trea******1 recently pubUshed bulletin fi r Industry while the fresh rally on Wall Btre< I on Wediu ida] night and220 words
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Article45 1962-02-02 2 NX.V rOKK, I:: bNMfIMMJ is o: can 1 tiuci ci .l.» ir prio ...1 m< tal one-quartet cri cent per ,to ti UJB. cenu r r > N a V rk basis Traders said 1 .1- ;>■ yd by !hi accumulation ot v:> -upplit-s45 words
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Article47 1962-02-02 2 HONG KONG, I hur. Cii:>ni^ price* here uki.iv •■<:< Previous Tod&j L -*:*0 SJ94 Wheelock Mantes s: Ul v i- M imJm H'kong phone $43.00 $42.75 F.i i ;r. .v CM c $41.00 $41.00 t Taikoo Dock $82.00 $81.50 m M toman $:'4 20 $24^047 words
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Article121 1962-02-02 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares 1 MriH hi the Btngapora I (Ung R ■c: C INDUSTRIALS: l>unl«. p |LS6 < 1 cent 1. Fast. Smelt. H I MOtS), Fed. lMs. 1 and N. ords SJ '>4 1 it*!:' 1 (t.immon 7»i unch 1, M. Oment $2. 63 7 cents121 words
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Article69 1962-02-02 2 IfAfilWimtT I'::. I'v.uU- ofi d ha Hiu mmmmmq Pte k tat lon and Japan incwtd wvra fold ciurinu :hf na> tour years to more ;.a;. ±;tf.ooU.ooo in 1961 (ton C 1.200.000 In i .'SH. the Federal Mi:ii> rv o! Economic AlTnlrs said -> em< m bere69 words
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Article69 1962-02-02 2 LONDON. Fri. Xr ;>,>:._: I>ivcicinc; Company Limited announces thai Us (Iri'du'o closod down on Drc. il mr thf purpuMi oi replacim i small mmber of (iamuu'-d buckets. Subst-qut 1 ckw fiCMWlffMl tlim has revcalfd subs'aiulal weakness tn the uiioii bucki tMtnd uid sicp.s a.rv being69 words
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245 1962-02-02 2 The Common Market: Britain seeks advantages for C'wealth tjrussels, ph.—Brl- tain has asked the "Six" to grant the same advantages to Commonwealth members which quality for association with the Common Market as those given to the community's present associated overseas territories. The request was made during the two-day meeting ol245 words
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Article32 1962-02-02 2 WASHINGTON. Fii. U:\Vr<> Sta'.cs pold .-locus declined $25 million <$75 million > iri the wrek rnded Jan. S] to $10,815 million (1M.445 Billion), thf Treasury D putment uinounoed yesterday.32 words
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190 1962-02-02 2 Crashed MiG pilot Solakov faces sky spy charge BAR] (Italy), Friday. gUB-UEUTENANT Mullusc Sotakov, pilot of the Bulgarian MiG lighter which crashed near :i Nato base heir on Jan. 20. was las! nighfl Formally charged with espionage. Police said he had been charged under Article 257 of the Italian Penal190 words
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106 1962-02-02 2 STUDENTS BURN DUTCH FLAG IN RANGOON RANGOON, 1 ri. About eighty students yesterday invaded the grounds of the Dutch Embassy. hauled down the Dutch fl:iK and burned it in protest against the Dutch stand over West New Guinea. Two of them entered the I embassy building and handed a protest106 words
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Article39 1962-02-02 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. Mr. Ro- j bert KenTiedy. the Attorney GenSral and brother oi President Ken- nedy. left here by air yeM^rday, for Los AiiKfle-s on his way to Tokyo to start «i month-long round-the-world tour.39 words
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Article90 1962-02-02 2 A LGIERS, Fri. A pla.slic I t l)ari<e explosion last |Jghl destroyed the radio j lafilities oi the Algiers pre- j fecture. The charge was placed in the radio room by an OAS j Secret Army Organisation commando after they had' I bfjund a:id gauged90 words
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148 1962-02-02 2 rE HAGUE. Prl. The flight of a chartered KLM Royal Dutch Airline^ j plane to trari.sport Dutch ioldiers to New Guinea yes- terday ha> been cancelled followini Japanese refusal to Allow the plane to land M Tokyo airport, it was reliably learned here.148 words
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Article38 1962-02-02 2 WASHINGTON Fri -Pit-Mdent j Kennedy expreised u\e hope .iiio lex pe< tat ion" :au\ .^-mntricHi.' pro- Kie^ v.ould be Hiade towards ciis- j armament at an KaM-West con- I ference due to pt-;, >!: March 4 i38 words
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Article363 1962-02-02 2 NOTE: All prices beloio are middle vrices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Feb. 1. Prtvloua TMUy <ÜBBER No. i ItSH a.i.t. E ii r<pt i ii portt Fab _M 21, 32 V t 'In March i HbutmH No. 1 RSSi •Mt ii 4.; RUHBIR Mo 1363 words
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Article197 1962-02-02 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. Soviet editor Mr. Alexei Adzhubei and Mr. Averill Harriman, Assistant Secretary of State for the Far East, conferred In Washington yesterday apparently about Laos. Their surprise meeting brought speculation of renewed U.S.-Soviet efforts towards a peaceful settlement in the South-East Asian kingdom. Mr. Adzhubei afterwards refused to197 words
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Article67 1962-02-02 2 N. I I Angola. >a. I i'or |f Ml dS I uprising there 1 I I:2yj| I P I tiont were contfe I r.ai I their supply o: 1 T I !!.< V I I 1 itr. I I Anpol.i: I Saw bombuJ They said that til I I67 words
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241 1962-02-02 2 IT'S 'HAZARD' WEEKEND BUT THERE IS 'NO CAUSE FOR FEAR /CALCUTTA. Fri. -The PreVj sident of the All-Inc* Astrological and A*:r mical Society said yt- i day that "nothing verj serious' will happen during the planetary junction at the weekei d Four oi !!u» rtgM planeU are good <»:.r ai.d241 words
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72 1962-02-02 2 CEYLON COUP: MPs ENDORSE GOVT. ACTION /MJLOMBO. FTi i..:.. v> mentary member- o! ruling Sri La:.ka Free i Party said here yesterdaj Government should deal v U all offenders i: thf attempted coup d'etat pectlve of their positi ;i social status The parliamentary Hi""':? the party, at a special met72 words
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Advertisement556 1962-02-02 2 sdf asdfa sdf asdfs adfsdf asdfoミ r HIPs 1, Sir .iji' ri ntonaoMlJl rernsato SS>W, <>Mekerk 4/5. Panama 40/41. M«konK Morgh Mirverspray 2»/SO. Tar otuc Poh 21/22. Htanvac Sumba 3H/». CTb—ii 44/1... Sadau '-i.- Ontrf roaels: OoMral Paninov. PrnaiaatiL mmt roads: Laotian Hadji. Kirn Hal. Kah Poo. Laut Mas, Padjon«e.556 words
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Advertisement79 1962-02-02 2 motcf: NOME tr 7 H C \j OPENING cL e 80 HIG°H STR^ 1 PRINTED GLAZED COTTON 36 (ATTRACTIVE DESIGNS i l PRINTED SHUNTUNG 36 GERMA*' LADIES DACRON SLACKS LADIES SHAWLS LADIES BLOUSES EMBROIDERED $J* COTTON AND FANCY CHECKS j; CHILDREN'S SUITS OA 1S >: MEN'S STRETCHABLE SWIMMING P^ s79 words
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Article59 1962-02-02 3 an. an arrived i four-day I?a£Bcs rch and American from Hong here. Thiv ai« 'ay a* Raffli B v s.-> I" Takai S Taka;. H Ma ima. R Kano. V. Ouasuwara and Miss S. Koi■n:ni Japant-sc business -.voplo. now in for four r.av. belon flymc to Tokyo.59 words
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385 1962-02-02 3 LEADING Indian trade authority has said that joint trade ventures should be encouraged between Asian countries in order to create better trade relations and understanding in this region. He- is Professor L Gbeevala, irafetarj lllr Indian Merchants 1 Chamber, who passed through Singapore after385 words
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115 1962-02-02 3 Mr. WEE ACTS AS MEDIATOR IN SEVERANCE PAY DISPUTE QING IFOU, r:. T•■ "O •>. Mr; SocrrMry thr Mi: l t-. Labo Mr Woe r< H on. v. rI iv u-trci a> medial dispilU 1 Uf' Wir: :i» I b c.-j: K:.lti: Wotk X i: 4 Road and the S:115 words
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Article26 1962-02-02 3 SING.^PORE. Fri The six\\r- Shaw .-Tr:.-:r QM longest in local dnema hlsr. ry I ve.^rrday and thi 15 fli ulected re pt-:. 'day26 words
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Article51 1962-02-02 3 Fri.— iews ith a m in to the r contnber DepartrM xhf Ex- mi l r rive varstlC ims thai 18 n hud been by the the Ex- n and air -ordin; comp- elected 27 I rON unin Singareceived I part nth r. emptoy- in Decemi work. Dv- disabled51 words
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Article48 1962-02-02 3 SINGAPORE. Hi Mr. Harold Haywood, Training o ncer oi the Natloi al Association ol Youth clubs in Britain, will be guesi speaker ill symposium "The functions ol youth organisations in nation-building" organised oy the Chinese VMC at the association's premises on TfeMadaj al 8 p48 words
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Article, Illustration622 1962-02-02 3 SINGAPORE, Friday. TIIK writer whose hilarious books on the antics of doctors and medical students h;i\ c been subjects for many successful Rims is paying ;i three-day Nisi! here on Tuesday. Yc.s, i'\ Richard (iordn.M 1 real name Dr.622 words
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217 1962-02-02 3 Singapore scouts to launch 'Good Turn Week' CtiNGAPORE, Fri. Boy Scouts from all over the State will be celebrating lor the Qrst time "A Good Turn Week" from Feb. U| 25 In commemoration ol their io'inder. the late Lord BadenPowell's birthday. The assistant Chief Ooittmisskmer, ifr. T. o. Aecli who217 words
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Article64 1962-02-02 3 .SINGAPORE. Fri. Seven travel agents and lour airline executives from western §jm traUii Hew In last olkht as guests Ol Qantas in the lnRUgtiura] non-stop jet llight between Perth and Singapore. The Qantas fan-englned Boeing TOT V-Jetl which replaced the Super Constellations, cut thft flying64 words
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Article31 1962-02-02 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. A .special midnight service to usher in the Chinese Hew Year v.iil be held at tin Buddhist Union prsmlsri in JaUn Beoyam on Sunday at 11 p.m.31 words
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Advertisement126 1962-02-02 3 WHOLESALE CLTARING A S,. L E tf HER and FINAL jK i EDUCTIONS nf^ r^i •J 26 shodes 53. 90 $3.20 UP S5 90 $2.90 355 :4 99 Per Pa. r $3.80 xrn 4^ $i.50 fT 1 $1.50 36 hji 36 $1.40 i\ ING sr'/40" MJi SWISS, FRENCH AL at126 words
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Advertisement137 1962-02-02 3 WHEN in North I Road i- of party, playtime and f> daytime frocks mode locally from imported materials. ai No. 81 O > LzirvaadL THIS IS WHAT YOUVE WA: FOR! FOR LONGER LIFE and BCTjfP P! r O^MANCI ■K'r T&^K B r aS^v- sB '4BbI B y»OB)N5ON CO, LTD, Pof137 words
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Miscellaneous145 1962-02-02 3 CjlifjEK CINEMAS ALHAMBR to Xl piu.s c>;i"- rain Mv dn i i! 4. 6.3H 30. CATHAY: BhM Ha ..a 1.30, 4. MM, I GLOW i ii i-.f*. 1.4.") !l 15. LIDO: Column-, vi Rhoo< 13" i, 4. *> W, 1.18 .MA.IKSTK Jollß CtiWt' Super Magi Shov I I 30. ODEON:145 words
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Miscellaneous120 1962-02-02 3 UFA ;i-U:-i U.i; i dak I I M, I M ROYAL: Palum Pa/hairum (1 111) IM, 7.30. I v.i: og (Ma 3.15. C.15. 9.15. IOfO M'UKI I'Ol.K I H\\!»: Pol perfo ;:.i;.. >■ Xi Paik M p.m. to 8.30 p.m. \i.( OHOI X S A\n\\ HOI S: ci 'i Or-120 words
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237 1962-02-02 4 Malaya is urged to set up vet. science faculty i/r \i a LUMPUR, i ri MaUttm r taculty uf veterinary science in the University vi Malaya in Kual L ;::::«;ir was U Uel bg Dr. \v. Bam OoekrUL He is the assistant director of the Animal Production and Health on237 words
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659 1962-02-02 4 BY BANANA BOAT TO WILD WEST... DREAM COMES TRUE FOR SINGAPORE GIRL DULCIE THERESA ORO6SE always v us an ardent movie fan. Westerners were !;t\ Qtjrtte. As a UI le girl in Singapore, she lo\cci |q sir In the diurki oed auditorium ot a cii.cma watching borac -opera uninid on659 words
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114 1962-02-02 4 JOHORE BAHRU Im A Balm Council has told I m ply es- kblisl d assage sai that U mo tab oat a licena md rign i H I curity bond, to carry b'j im The CoancU r d an appeal Qm Fob C:114 words
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Article, Illustration43 1962-02-02 4 INC H! Z\K\KI\II ABDULLAH, a clerk and his bride Clio Nafehafa binte Mohammed Nest afftef their BenasWUag eeteMMSQI at BSflßSen? Wak Tanjoiiß. Cieylang. About 1.000 people were entertained to a "niakan besar" after the wedding.43 words
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Article, Illustration101 1962-02-02 4 Churches in S-E Ask won't self rule i worked Z] s of i "i ton* with lour 2 gates for thTca! |*g» by a Cam of Malaya dei»J i Discuu iiop Santetj that tne miic y i at fliH conference ircc J ore: work of the Aiafr Sout£S ese wor101 words
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Article142 1962-02-02 4 KUALA LUMPUR. In. Rice production In the Federation ior the 1960-61 .nd.Hin whi c h exoeedad 600,000 tool fur lirst ume was 44.8i2u tons more than the previous .^ea.soi. The Department oi Statistics revealed that th< total produce ii was 61 i,9TO ton During the142 words
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Article, Illustration861 1962-02-02 5 Charles Chaplin - 'I AM NOT A RED' SAYS CHAPLIN Charles Chaplin -py WHITE-HAIRED f'- by wtDtRICK SANDS y sit on fence and watch, now 1 am older, wiser l ti f no regrets about nu the T.S. Not mall ones because i\ content to live nd. v- made up an i as861 words
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Advertisement35 1962-02-02 5 iahrays wi paoot3al j Mi k MMWt IC- J life! 1» 6e»<MNiy. chools are welcomed. i OITINEHfAL UENGIES F Cmml Ro«4, H El MAMA SOLID Guitars s: do with -3 '3 00 L :co oo35 words
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Advertisement82 1962-02-02 5 You can get the latest 'CAPRICE fashions Blouses, Skirts, Slacks, Shorts, Can-cans, Sweaters Cardigans from meluiani's j 52, North Bridge Rd., (Near High St Tel: ***** ilfjffp^ Captivating mc ll^^B w^^L. B |X *C( r'i'U (J T TO f* U DV B I tVERY SATURDAY EXTLNSIO^ re I A /v«82 words
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Miscellaneous187 1962-02-02 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Oi^konson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis ,".^'.iT /it.'.^s ast?a^',c vcu Chase? tv«e]/ it just-- a.a "^''''.'...:n>/,-,"^r^ r oF ~^X, /I per-.' mE 1 E? POG-T WrIAT /iptSAPPtAKE-P! t..« TUE A\ANY PELiGLfTf- JL C A '.T \V mali Mi PO6*f/_ S^'% t 3£FC-?=T187 words
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Article204 1962-02-02 6 Employers can help T«HE Ministry of Labour is u:oins all out with the occupational survey it started a fortnight ago to assess the labour potential in Singapore. A spokesman for the Ministry said that when the survey campaign began quest ion aires were sent out to some 2.000 employers m204 words
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Article147 1962-02-02 6 r FHE retired president of an American Brill, Mr. P. H. Kittle, now on a world holiday trip with his wife, called here this week and said Singapore could learn a few lessons from the Japan^ ese in the way of tourist promotion. Just as Japanese147 words
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Article, Illustration913 1962-02-02 6 T.J. CHICHAK - T.J. CHICHAK A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE MODERN 'MEDICINE MAN' IN SINGAPORE'S RAPWLY EXPANDING MEDICAL SERVICES I Careers I FREE PRESS SPECIAL FOR YOUTH PART 9 IN A WEEKLY SERIES BY MANY of us remember the medicine cupboard that belonged to our mother or grandmother. In it were913 words
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Article72 1962-02-02 6 The Free Press reported: "A rikisha puller giving the name of Loh Chin Tay appeared before Mr. Maundrell, third magi>trate. on Saturday 20th January on a charge of attempting to commit suicide. A Malay marine police constable said that he saw the accused jump off the Connaught72 words
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Article111 1962-02-02 6 A WEST GERMAN bre/V wery's generosity to its employees mlslired to the extent of 250.000 marks recently when an angry wite burnt the premises down because her husband got too much free beer. Police said a 33-year-old woman set the brewery at Massing on (ire and then111 words
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Article40 1962-02-02 6 I I I' I V ■s« B. I 1 B I I I I I I uuiiteti h LALC'i J BEAC/i.IJ I I I jfreater I I I The mo I export, the I food we car. aflsfl I40 words
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Advertisement528 1962-02-02 6 You can hand in your tlasiified ad. to any on* of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ond SINGAPORE CAMCKON HIGHLANDS M» U«4 i 1 a k r X I. (1., 11 C »r» H'r»el ILAN9 C< .d S:ur».r iK LAA. t KOTA BHARU Htonx* iM i U14.. Mark** ku*L* LUMPUR528 words
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Advertisement18 1962-02-02 6 COIDS.AC#£S a,nJ PA//VS a&t/ayd ate TIGER OIL ENC AUN TONC f*i nets MtcHf*, h«u J j Matte /Usi18 words
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Advertisement37 1962-02-02 6 Clock Tows' CIGARETK THE FINEST CIGARETTE PROM ENGLISH VIRGINIA! Best Quality KM^ Rne^t Flavour 40^ a packet or2» For The Con ■I Your Chinese N< Shopping ALL BATA I Stores Agencies will be opened Sunday, 4th Feb.ua-37 words
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Miscellaneous272 1962-02-02 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE With a song. 10.00 Movie maca- zinc; 10.30 To the good old days; Miort Wave Service n QQ Music from many lands; 41 metres (7250 kc s.) 11.30 Starlight concert; 12.00 Medium Wave Service: (midnight) Close down. 476 metres. RADIO MALAYA (41 7 metres). AM-.1.00 Pnv-ramn,,272 words
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Miscellaneous284 1962-02-02 6 CUES ACROSS i..( foreipner up^et.s Num. 1 May be on the fool, or on the t ft* <4) 12 Mostly a Turki&h stone V i 4A3 t/et.s tne majority liOarly 15 li.p of service yo.i 8 Bmoke Urn! (S) Ide (4> -10 Italian an.' ,4 lfi R v njr! v284 words
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576 1962-02-02 7 K.S. Kong - K.S. Kong by Reason why Chinese cfsbrate New Year wth so much noise in myths anc legends i,,, even ksiiv.l i strange and rawinating tale attached to it i Hew Year is no exception d and c*< In the Chinese have iera and those who576 words
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Article, Illustration362 1962-02-02 7 RED PAPER OUTSIDE PEOPLES HOMES it vai saW ;iia* the mon i "n;. :j vu ■>' iriuii't ci o\ t i i ;.;;■< pa red- i iol ill viliam thai it dU not have the courage i i attack the village again, The villagers wn n io delitrhU'd over the362 words
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260 1962-02-02 7 r rHE peach, also known as the lair;, fruit, I Slip- posed U> have originated in Ch.:.\ v.;:.-v T bears most plentifully. The right ball ol the chaThe nectarine is used for lung diseases, and the kernels are prescribed in COUghS, r h260 words
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Article41 1962-02-02 7 rpiIERE are people who act without knowing why. But lam not like those. I hear much. then select the pood and follow it. I see much and then learn and memorise it. Tins comes next to true knowledge. CONFUCIUS.41 words
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Article178 1962-02-02 7 THE Chinese arc well-known tor their liking ot gambling ond tor some the common cricket emblem ot courage and symbol ot summer is the tool ot this pastime. Persons ot all classes amuse themselves irritating two ot these insects in o bowl, and betting upon the prowess178 words
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218 1962-02-02 7 TAOIST DIVINITY WITH PEN AND BOOK IN HAND TAOIST eh ity who is said to have d man in Szechuan during the T'anu was reincarnated several time>. and :.:.^:.y deified in tta Yuan period, AD ISM Ti.is powerful ii:\imiy i.n generally en presented hoidur: >; pen arid i took h218 words
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Advertisement9 1962-02-02 7 m£v? i* C® dbury pill >md Fry Presentation boxes9 words
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Advertisement36 1962-02-02 7 i?S /f==l S?n JIIS I \o^\ j I vk <0 Kit lllß^gg^ I IS THE -4^C w^u 1 THE TIGER IV^f'- 1 -H il llUklliiii I I Make yours a I year of trouble 3 .i36 words
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1160 1962-02-02 8 K. S. KONG - K. S. KONG by FREE LOVE r V Ltttli 1 man a tribe of people known a l\->> mliii;, on b vdex bi- Province a:. Burma. x tptJ m o: ion i\ it by Han Chinese) adi Qm yes have littl«the out.-ide world. As *uch,1,160 words
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Article1553 1962-02-02 8 UNKNOWN - UNKNOWN RE-INCARNATION: CAT'S LIFE IF YOU WASTE WATER were- it not that the Chine.se people were remarkable for their capacity of adjustment and for their patience and readiness to compromise, this universal .superstition would have long driven them into lunacy." The Chinese can resort to one of several ways1,553 words
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Advertisement130 1962-02-02 8 Kong Hee fatt Choy SELLS CARE AND SKILL JP^^ 1 I I 'I'iiWy.J"* 1, m 4 Spenker systam. 2-band stereo ll N^^^g^. three-dimensionnl sound. Unequal■^^^l^^. led for tasteful beauty. jHlfl MODEL 9U-T95 lill 9 TRANSISTOR 3 BAND I I Iwl 2 SPEAKERS HI FI STEREO N I II fIF« i^^^^^B'130 words
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Advertisement69 1962-02-02 8 8 FOR BUSINESS... 4 FOR PLEASURE... A SCOOrfft s 7H£ AM^Wif I Far East Motors Limited offer an V attractive range of scooters for I every occasion.. Scooter's designed ScrfL V to suit the most critical of riders i£x£& and remember also a scooter is ffk m mm f r469 words
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Article, Illustration131 1962-02-02 9 OLIVE OOI - God of Thunder was formerly a rebel OLIVE OOI By I C:i.:. Hi -thers Vtt I children Of I I the God of I fluind'-r. will strike I that thj P^ ed as a I I :::.r: I Chun^r 1 I Ch I Teacher) v. I I tinst I and.131 words
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133 1962-02-02 9 THE PHOENIX, GUARDIAN OF SOUTHERN REGIONS ;>noer.ix |ha fav«lte delight of botti i .i:ntrr> and poets ttuua an ordtauui bW tor Urn Qlltt [f i> R <j-or.fi Huang, the jimmix te Wto rali the southern q adranf <>f th.- leaving the north to thr lortotec aaat i the dragon d133 words
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Article, Illustration780 1962-02-02 9 LIM KIM GUAN - BIRD MEN WHO LIKE A SONG and A GOOD FIGHT LIM KIM GUAN Coffee-shop gatherings for contests By all the pastimes which the Chinese are addicted, bird breeding is one of the most Popular though it taxes one's patience to the hilt. Hie Chinese Magpie Robin, although the commonJgj caged780 words
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Article, Illustration237 1962-02-02 9 Barren wives seek aid of Fertility Goddess MARRIAGE thai is unfruitful <!< feats Mi primary purpose, llu j be without ;m heir is ;i s able sin :i (Chinese il < his !< It is not surprise. that many barren Chinese women go to great lengths to b*\.i a child.237 words
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Article, Illustration1134 1962-02-02 10 The Price of A wife is staggering K. S. KONG_VISITS^_^OFESSIONAL MATCH-MAKER ANDGETS_A SHOCK IT was a day of excitement tinged with romantic fascination FOR BEFORE ME SAT A PROFESSIONAL MATCHMAKER. With eloquent words and rhetorical phrases I was told of the beauty, chastity, loyalty, elegance and competence of my "future1,134 words
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282 1962-02-02 10 How gambling originated among Chinese r FHE Chinese are well known for being notorious gamblers and deep rooted superstitions govern this habit of gambling. Kor instance, no superstitious Chinese would play a game of chance, however small the bets, after a bath because they suspect luck has been washed away282 words
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Advertisement150 1962-02-02 10 S7 ending jjp ta t/te i Tfetv Ifectn, *Duuten jBbg>j| Bjp -»trrjj£* ccc cneeun For the most important dinner of the Year, Magnolia offers a choice of two wonderful ice cream desserts that are sure to please Lychee Ice Cream, a new combination of two old favourites .or Rainbow Cake,150 words
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Advertisement121 1962-02-02 10 I v)N\ Lfd wish t lf porrcni Pr 0 1»" I V// happiness ond Peace m th. > I I /7^ the Tiger ond welcome thew I lv ond cc|ebrote tn r c I in the cheerful ond t I orn^ospnerc o* Tnr t New Year f> 1 L EXTENSION121 words
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127 1962-02-02 11 Ministry of Labour steps up Island-wide jobs survey ORE. FI I Labour Mi:. mtensitted I occupa- hed i as part tine to U< d workers to ing need industrialised thai letter :n plovers »tion on the i though the ted a mployers have ry informaAiirkmfn to the added that were127 words
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Article28 1962-02-02 11 I 'UR. Fri. ioiising scheme nned for the nt ol Kamn Kuala Lumbe impleKuala Lumpur will be j rea of about 100'28 words
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Article, Illustration482 1962-02-02 11 'SATISFACTORY' VERDICT BY POLY EXAMINERS Three senior lort,,rq r s f rom New Zealand look at enfeineerinfe courses and draft exam papers SINGAPORE, Friday. I^HE general standard of engineering at the Singapore Polytechnic is satisfactory though there is still room for improvement in its laboratory facilities. This is the impression482 words
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Article, Illustration159 1962-02-02 11 SATA GIVES NEW YEAR PARTY FOR EX-PATIENTS rt >, Ve.u urrttmu of Kheonc ll< Katt ho> ;vas the pas.uord a^ lint former adult IM patients turned up lor hine^e New Year p.irt\ at tli.- S.A.I Welfare i rnti in \iis.»!i Koail trrd.n Tli'-\ v iTt- a* ipanu-d i>% i hihiren159 words
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Article29 1962-02-02 11 SEMEN VII I. Iri. I: M d yj m bin Do] i tired forest ranger oi Ulu I district \v... on .1 to Mecca in xt29 words
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132 1962-02-02 11 170 WILL SEE BATTALION REHEARSE TROOPING THE COLOUR QINGAFORE l-n. i Coll dr« •.-> r he ir a) of the JTftflfHni the colour by the Ist i-i.. Qo Own HUhlande.r.s (Seaforth and Cameron wui be held at Belara::i: Barrack > tod.<y a' 7 p.n: About 170 local chiidn n havr132 words
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Article, Illustration82 1962-02-02 11 L.»irnin X .^MOuUy the two r» is hc.u somelKxiy e.*er ihc roam beiow. "We-te irioaerf wh .'f^ r B.n^o. look.n« frightened. r y,i.- brr.thrv K^per'. doesn't kno* frf here A V w i> h« me -quec/e ihroujjh v rhov: trees jtro^mj; across the op wall.82 words
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342 1962-02-02 11 Schools to stage 'Malaysian Pageant' at big show tonight SINGAPORE, Friday. A MINISTRY of Education prewnlation oi the "Mul<iyskin I'ci^i'iint* 1 promises to be one of the highlights of a three-and bom Malam Malaysia to be held al Hie < ih Hall steps tonight Some 70 student.- from six Sirmapore342 words
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Article36 1962-02-02 11 H.\\ I <>::.. v Bant rancl ft on p. r I M Pr< id< i." [i iffin i pr Id Mi B Xii ry, Mr Qmn s«-«ng Uanf; ass? >:../ iVi in-;i r Mr Kirn Bang.36 words
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72 1962-02-02 11 ;riINGAPOHK. Frl. Don tici »5 Nor.i.>. 21. WM l ir t .:i talentfine eontesl beM local hotel rool garden He beat elgbt other contestant A former student ol b< Town Trade BdMOl, D*V*d !:;,,> iu^t >at 1' r bl f Cambridtn Examination. Runners-op AMi72 words
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Article30 1962-02-02 11 PEN A NO. Fn Th. An.: 10-Chlnese Bcbocrf Union la t<» bold a Chinese Wew 7ew diner at their clubhou.se m Ponanj? Road at '6 pm. on30 words
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66 1962-02-02 11 WORLDS LONGEST DINGHY RACE ON SUNDAY <*i\' \PORI I All 9 Singapore is asleep at 4 a.m Sunday toto line w« Causeway for the start of world. all r skill in <>m test :id. I the hecori' i series has attract* i Oj i: ;n 'r, t» r.ic How mar66 words
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Advertisement238 1962-02-02 11 pi Hr__«i,y_P«^i f Jt_L^> m«^3 m Su v "^|M»^ Armenian St.. Spore Tel *****/7. AIR-CONDITIONCL /^Tv > *~tX located in the <:?== >I^^^^ I Shopping centre. \\^^b«<^-V/ Allai. Ned i^ bedrooms with D! lis. I I -stocked lair. 1 t IVl^J^js^ic^ Hotel BAR RESTAURANT FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED t y tewptioj v*rtety238 words
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Miscellaneous222 1962-02-02 11 '--3 S:RTHDAY... and for tomorrow LEO m"j; D O n 2 to" A jSt «JK iiid d<»nt .t<t on intpuNr, what* tremen- A II I I A R l l l 'l >llrll I<n e\«-r you do! Think before act--v- o,\T irx™^ s rtews «f litV. and rake no Vi>ks:222 words
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Article121 1962-02-02 12 I MISS KNOW-i] COMPLETE YOUR NEW J WARDROBE WITH > r .J 2 GLAMOROUS CA= I I|O holiday wardrobe would be complete without a set of casual outfits, and Chinese New Year time is no exception. So to complete the round-the-clock New Year wardrobe, which121 words
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Article, Illustration477 1962-02-02 12 Some tips that will help to give your legs feminine charm I K(iS. as we all know, are to £et us where we're lioinu. EeVfy beauty conscious woman also knows that her leus can he a source of admiration Whether your legs art' well shaped or riot, they need ji477 words
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384 1962-02-02 12 'TOERE arc three solu- tions for the Wife wh o complains in Family Problem 31 that her husband is treating her like a "prisoner" in her own house. She says that she is not allowed tv go OUi nor have l"ri< nds owr without her384 words
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226 1962-02-02 12 BABY CLINIC FOR MRS. KNOW-HOW REAL Identical twins are terribly difficult to toll apart, but DIM reader isn't so sure of the truth Of this: I read recently that Identical twins are alike in eye.-. Doses, height and hair colour. I should like to226 words
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Advertisement358 1962-02-02 12 Wake, !J»4* our*Clb*ct, in *tn£ conducted THE PARISIAN ViAY a. CHARM, Deportment, Social etiquette, Manicore, Human relations *«tc. $60.00 The rlegant new way of wjl^ing is to^ rownd out th<i figures and to make heavy figures look pounds and inches strruncir^ -This course is especially meant for g.rls and Udief358 words
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Advertisement180 1962-02-02 12 Lotc-t C Discovery opens new rood tc Bern. I "PloccntubeK the sensot.onol I <voy yeors from on ogeing skin ond p I rodiant complexion of Ye. I ions of women in Europe hove already (mmtt I worth. You too con benefit from fabulous "Hi^) be»" and its accessory products. skin180 words
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Advertisement63 1962-02-02 13 La NO MF GUESSING! S S*MOC* t2 8 50m\ -j j^ catoar -oi'tc'fd M f» S.»e»r» »n«tt*r 1!a 30 St: SELFT.MER -V\ 8..0 M »«c.. emu pm*k* FtC5 *<*•) waM^alMßM*) J:euri« IBM s,. i: .<,.. miL fl Al the finest recording SOP Or tape of all! I, ■IBIIIIVI J X63 words
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Advertisement355 1962-02-02 13 quiz no. 58 00 'j'.'.ii'.Ty MM HMMMMI I/AKI BfTTTH A' f S rH/ QTHtR A iMI TJIIS is the question on which The l-rrr I'rrss seeks your opinion in Camera <Jui/ No. .*»8. Kxpress your \ieus on the subject in Hi to "»0 words. h'»r the best letter. The I355 words
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Miscellaneous763 1962-02-02 13 if fcfi 1 1 «Dw«-T^r every week 0 E ONLY THE HAPPILY 1^ MARRIED ENJOY A FULL MEASURE OF LIFE WINNER SECOND THIRD KOH KM HONG, Grnn-v BmjI: Hap MR. K. RAMANATHAN, Silat Walk: Hup MISS A.M. SIM, (Jharlton Road: H liarried NIIHss IS INCH illld I m<i il».)\ r763 words
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Article1523 1962-02-02 14 SHO PPI NG Centr e SHOPPING CENTRE wishes all its Chinese I Readers and Advertisers KEONG HEE HUAT CHYE! 1 PRIMOS i si. \K(.I K> AKI ■Ml I m tH durable n... < the lab I Improves eni WAH HENG CO. LID. ■>: Jm. N H-"' re rii.it:;:. lecial oflfei1,523 words
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Advertisement184 1962-02-02 14 For REASONABLY PRICED QUALITY CANE FURNITURE MoJ( OfJ r O' f-'. a civ mode tx-^toch V.Mf 423 River Valley Rood. "joocrr-10 Tc! ***** JETEX D H SEA VIXEN MODEL the Atom 35 Motor mounted on the outside. EASY TO TRIM AND FLY' Two sues. Wingspor j x 9" ood 9"184 words
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Advertisement291 1962-02-02 14 Delightful fir Refreshing Jinian f 1 p-._ CHEWINC jCI C» y CUM Ji ntatt Q I j j*4 Ava.lobif m 3 flovouri Spcormmt i'SSST IScts. only rrrttesl Obtainable nil t^_l/ |7OOd Sundry Shops Students Who Go Overseas You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS CARDIGANSUNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS WINTER PYJAMAS. Come291 words
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Advertisement239 1962-02-02 14 The Revolutionary FREJUS! Designed for speed economy. Copocity Depose Monthly Rebotc 48cc S>7o 526 30 521.50 75cc 254 44 20 530.40 Or on t'.rms to suir your purse! HUP TECK TRADING CO. 36G, MMP St Spore 7 Tol ***** Abo of LOOIS MOTORS ***** Upper Thomson Rd., Spore. "EXPORT- IMPORT"239 words
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Advertisement164 1962-02-02 14 Olympic Ideal Mixer Mixes Cokes of every kind Mixes mayonnaise and mcot mixtures of Ihe right consistency. Cocktail Whiik for mixing drmks Sole Agtn's TAN CHENG MOH ELECTRIC CO, 152, Cross Street, Singapore Branch: Johore Bohru <-% Cut Set Moderate Charges BOOKINGS BY APPOINTMENT Doit) 8 cm. I 8 p.m.164 words
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Advertisement306 1962-02-02 14 WISHING ALL OUR /^O CHINESE FRIENDS V^ir>W AND CUSTOMERS KEONG HEE HUAT CHYE! It Your Children Still Require OUTFITTING There's Still Time If You Bring Them To SOON JOO CO. \-\r ir ,r of Childn r ar) 53, High St. S porc-6. Telephone: 3351 1 For Better Quicker SERVICE in306 words
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Advertisement101 1962-02-02 14 /t2* 1 f f- TAI WAH m J I£ Y °wJ Goin^ AbJ VOuf choice:— W -r.. Bofh Scoh --S V i "I "lOHftMi oO i 4 I Ctc I WING oJ S per, MAYNARDI BROOKS HLMIIRi SIMPLE EAS»T*J COMFORTABLECS«J Available m 3 O«dJ 1 FOR I TX' 3K T101 words
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Article169 1962-02-02 15 Sne!l. r two this If I DtCfMM I before. i now." r a city of wjyjqr wi'.v I didn't record in he ran > of a I in 'Tom < it now are right." mekeeprecenUy I a tenth Australian d, timed Watches Under nattif n rules were used rMe.169 words
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Article56 1962-02-02 15 P*» Fn The Lngliah I Association de ton. I pete in L -:ii; I j withdraw. »sl- the East I ill take I■ n I i at the venue. I •^■■ociation, aid: I -Mibject will I d at the f S L that we I ut have I answerReuter - 56 words
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94 1962-02-02 15 Referees gagged ...it's for the 'good of football' HONG KONG PTL TIM Council of v Hnnu Konu ,tb ij] fvssocl itioi tv de- ded to seal the liP> of re-, ferees "for the good oi football in Keneral." Th<- ban will nrevent referees from making comment verbal or written, to94 words
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Article, Illustration116 1962-02-02 15 (ioalkreper Wilfred Skinner gathers a hard drive from :i Public Works Department forward in a Singapore (iovernment Ser\i( es 1 ootball Association division one match at lalan Boar, Stadium. Skinner, Singapore's international goalkeeper, was playing for Polue uho eventually lostFree Press - 116 words
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474 1962-02-02 15 Minister appoints new chairman of sports council SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Minister of Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. Ikin appointed Mr. Lim Isun^. [)iincipal of Thomson (iovrrnmrnl Chinese Middle School, i'h;iirm:in of the Singapore Combined Schools Sports Council for 1962. < n: ;>ter has also itapp. Intad Mr. Wo. 80l X474 words
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173 1962-02-02 15 TRACK AND FIELD COACHES FORM NEW BODY SINGAPORE, Prl -Singapore will soon have an associa- for athletic coaches, it will be known ii Ow "A/tociation <>I Trai'k and Field i ibf S:ir.;a{)ur( a pratcn committee bai int-t and drafted 00l mIM and regulations and this will hv presented to all173 words
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Article65 1962-02-02 15 LONDON. Fri, The Britannia Trophy for iMI has been awarded to England's Mrs. Anne Burns and her husband, Mr. Denis Burns. for their gliding achievements ii; South Africa during the v»ar the Royal Aeroclub announced here. The trophy is awarded to the British subjects achieving In65 words
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736 1962-02-02 15 HERBERT KRETZNER - HERBERT KRETZNER BY LONDON. Friday (XF all those mystiques that make up the British Way of Life, I nominate the Oxford v. Cambridge Boatrace as the biggest sham of all. Steady, men. Let me explain. The race is publicised and glamorised as736 words
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469 1962-02-02 15 gILLV GRIFFITH, assistant secretary of the M.C.C., Mid thai cnckd "will undoubtedly lodge some protest" against the Footlxili League plan to extend the playing season. "The news gives us cause for the gravest concern" he added Griffith said that the Football League have469 words
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246 1962-02-02 15 DUBLIN. Fri. IRELAND have recast their Rugoy Union team foe tneir nrst international oi the season, against Ensland at Twickenham on February 10. Eight new caps, including a scrum hall aged 17, nave oeen namedj and there may be246 words
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264 1962-02-02 15 HE DID ALL THE DON'TS' AND BECAME A WORLD CHAMP LONDON i N onr .a better qualified t write ac Xi spnni; :nan oad-tj. .U' n;;i-cau( re. led •.:.r li a J ;n pi;. 5;. <Siuni. v I\ n V hr 1 ti...s Bt confesses to doing ci .i.l r<264 words
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Advertisement142 1962-02-02 15 Free Home Delivery |cE|L We invite you to become a regular reader of > "\ijdfyj the Singapore Free Press. All you have to S^fcfi^ do is complete the special delivery form below. l^mll hand it to your newsvendor or post to Times V&^A House, and the Free Press will then142 words
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1411 1962-02-02 16 SCRUTINEER - Past record and present form point to Bowdler as safe to bring you an ang pow SCRUTINEER TODAY... SCRUTINEER MAMES TOMORROW'S WINNERS By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. J) \I o Si] lough 1 1 iin i singham's tW < i !ii' looks .1 i;ood bel in tomorrow's li' I ,i 1Tudor Wonder - 1,411 words
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393 1962-02-02 16 WET or DRY GUIDE FOR STUDENTS OF FORM BY SCRITINKKK KDAI A I UMPUR. I.: A- guide for students Bom ■mi iho.se who are interested In H-: > lor Co uoj >c that nave won v Kuala I uaapai Mart hi recen*i itattt: li<>\\ (..c: Blue S.*.. Rlc< Ca ii393 words
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281 1962-02-02 16 SINGAPORE, Friday. jjHA\\'l\(i rounds of applause for their open piny :m<l hard, robust tackling, Combined Schools 'A 1 beat R.E.M.E. 'A 1 by six points (two tries) to nil in the S scvcn-ii-siik 1 ru^hv tournament played on the padang here yesierday. ah hoii'-i!! ih'281 words
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38 1962-02-02 16 London, Prl Results of Rugby Union duo iua;ciits played yesterday were: OKfoni Lnncrsi;v 11 HeWOOfl I'll Swansea 13 Royal Navy o. Hospltal Cup tpofltid round: Guy's Hospital 8 s: Barts Hospital 038 words
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Article59 1962-02-02 16 KKillV: !St»Vfri-;t-6ide d«KnufAi'. 5.00 p.m.: RAP Tengftb •H v ACDilleS H 5.20 p.m. 44ii HAD H KAM-; 5.40 DA Jobore a.: Bha i b Hacks "B odd pjß. 44^ BAJ) A v RAF Ghangi a SOCCKK: SGtSFA Le-.i--.ir: i>". IB Mttrr IT<mili« B' Rmom OBUticals (Geylang,59 words
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Article30 1962-02-02 16 BANGKOK, Pri- Pom' Klngpeuh. world flj weight cbampion, is H*;uiy to cieteiu; )l. title m England against John CaldwvU, British bolder of the European b.ii;i.i:n\\ei:;hi championship. Rental30 words
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Article12 1962-02-02 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. There wib nu trackwork here ihis morning.12 words
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Article103 1962-02-02 16 sJi\<.\PORE. Pri.— Strathmoce PBachcrs beat Beatty Secondary School 4-:< ii. liiendwjr table kawawi match at b». Si hi o] Hall Re if Md gl t) Isagwjs: Chan y<<on Yew bt. Wan Choo '21-. U-U Stephan Ng lost to Lee Yoke Pol It-It; Leong Yew Meng bt.103 words
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Article24 1962-02-02 16 CALCUTTA Mi- tanner Japanese DavLs Cup playei H-3 b\ 1: Nar< X the thtrd id of the Asian Lawn If- 124 words
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Article24 1962-02-02 16 NI'REMRF RG i -Nu;.-: of Wa Oerm .v. beat the PortagwMi <; wwßwJea, the holders, <*: of tht;: pean iccei cup qunrter-finai ye ;< rcia;24 words
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Article14 1962-02-02 16 MB BOURHI M is twt to recomn .■<)■ I imt uolf bail.14 words
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Article17 1962-02-02 16 MADRAS Fri. i Mai i.v.i 'J-' i [on in a m■■ Intern tonal yesterday.17 words
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220 1962-02-02 16 PRETORIA. Friday MR. Neville Gracie, President of the South African Amateur Swimming Union, said in Durban the ban on B Japanese swimming team from using the Pretoria Municipal Bath could lead to the exclusion of South Africa from the Olympic220 words
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