The Singapore Free Press, 3 February 1962
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Title Section14 1962-02-03 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 19(i2 15 CENTS KDN 03714 words
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Article82 1962-02-03 1 Card, comments, best bets and latest hints P 1, 11, 12 Sho. age: lew Year dinner fa cost Lore L Sat f T»niorro l I t tni»l tlU' "I far i < o>t Unit a ssentutl j kef ..>bl-'-lon costs w53.50. N>\v Year fallen at most .iiaiity82 words
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115 1962-02-03 1 SINGAPORE, Sat. Dr. Mas Petitnierre, wjio Swiss Foreign Minister for It) years ar.ci ♦hriee P. sider.t o! li.r S l ;-s >:: federation till he resigned six month.s ago, and bia v ife art now in Siimapore lor a quit t l^(»iiila\ TW a la115 words
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Article33 1962-02-03 1 JAKAK PA. Sat. A MriOtU oil'bnaJi ol n:.. tai bea i i ittci Droai i.' Giirut district of w< Jai On on p mi I lon .")4 worktn h (wfU.33 words
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Article22 1962-02-03 1 BKLBINKI, .S.r.— Finnish clrrnrs fQ tO poll tOtPOTTttW ;inJ i M'.iiri..-. tO elcci ;i Dew 200-: i...: P;.r:i.«mrni.22 words
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193 1962-02-03 1 MORE STORE RAIN AND LESS SUNSHINE IN JANUARY SINGAPORE, BaU— Singapore not more clouds and k\ss sunshine In January than In any miiei month in the last 33 year-. Th:> was revealed t.odav by the Meteorloglca] De- partmeni Tn» viaiiy sTerage sunshine In Singapore I sutf hours, but In Januan193 words
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104 1962-02-03 1 MALAYSIA MEN DISCUSS DRAFT MEMORANDUM OIHGAPORI Bal 11m 0 Malaysia s C< sultative Committee dim I bis motnint to (U :tui tin draft 01 a memorandiun vhlcn la to be pn enl (i ri to th< onunJ ikm ol Inquiry iointl) appointed by the British and Malayan Oovernmentfl to iscertain104 words
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Article, Illustration22 1962-02-03 1 CHINATOWN S Pagoda Street last night as shopping housewives and hawkers jam the road. Nearby streets were packed, too.22 words
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Article22 1962-02-03 1 KUCHING. I.. M.= :av■ia Ooaunlttfton ol enquiry beaded hv ebftirauui Loud Oobbold bi scheduled to inivc bcrc n Feb 19.22 words
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Article163 1962-02-03 1 MYSTERY DEATH OF STALIN'S SON <</ O/4C C uruiut itacu oy t rut Ait i'A bee drumu i poaca <n a special j in and j cd tvor/d War a rtctd/e fo i«e lVfc>iAilie*. Wan lieutenant Jt guohim killed un btaiui order the i the enemy were to be cxc-163 words
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193 1962-02-03 1 1 1 killed in Algeria: 'No pity,' warns the French Govt. ALGIERS, Saturday. QEi RET ARMY ORGANISATION (OAS) gunmen yesterday staged "executions" in Algiers and Oran, killing a Muslim lawyer in ins chambers here and a Muslim ex-Conimun-st .is lie i.i\ in l>r<! in an ta*an cl in ic. rou193 words
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102 1962-02-03 1 AKIHITO HAS FLU: INDONESIA TOUR CUT SHORT JAKARTA. 8a! Crown I .\.Lihito oi Japan, ibo I v. Iting Indoncoia. m i and baa cancel] d pai I oi hia tour oi the Republic, F< rei Ministry offici iL said rdi y Prince Akuui >, i aiilved b€T€ 1 ;th bi102 words
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Article, Illustration131 1962-02-03 1 (1IIA\(»I. Sat A full, dress rehearsal of the Tronpiim Urn ulour by the Nt Battalion Qaeen'i (hra Hifhlanden (Seafopth and Cameron) u.ts held at Selarani Barraclw last nlffhi. The parade proper on 'luo(i.i\ will celebrate the fiivt .1 mi i\ ci sii of the anialuaniation oi the131 words
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Article29 1962-02-03 1 BDIOAPORE Bai F i Sea Lord and C liirl ol Naval m ,f! \rimirol Sir -»>P ;il JO I.' c,ief» s;afl Commit cci29 words
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311 1962-02-03 1 Pinkson a 'hot' tip at the K.L track this morning By SCRUTINEER KUALA LUMPUR, Saturdov piNKSON \\;is .1 "hoi" lip Bl In I I k morning. The I'ink Flower is garded ;is b rwry good thing in the < told I tip Be baj i w ryt bint In till311 words
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Article24 1962-02-03 1 |>. I mid Im.mhu L tlat.i Mil si 1 I«M r iincl l.t I*! M<»ii ••»«> 1 1 X- I 1 1 K< 1 Oil24 words
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Advertisement53 1962-02-03 1 wk Jjg I rsistor radios It :.:i appliances M^SCO SCOURING RUIBVW pOWDER THE CLEANER CLEANSER NEW IMPROVED FORMULA Removes dirt and grease ..-fT hke magic! I V^b k ""^P^^ 4K H^e3P IB fc A a- w SIQ Jp^- sBM iH J^B BBF '^BB IF k te 9 BBV Mfl ftr53 words
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Advertisement85 1962-02-03 1 VAX lI I FOR MM lIMMIIHI i^»i \M 4)rcliard IJo.id i"> lel>: ***** list* A > v wink fl m<x>n 2 Bmfr' i^lflßK^x. P&& f tfta^^ 'MfM.n r»rr,j.>' fa. >1 rr.-l.c-ner 'r.:.i..-< skin. i': Moisture FouadatiOß treats yiiur .skin jill «i.i 1, make-up. '?•:<»<> n I" u riiii.ir i* m'i85 words
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210 1962-02-03 2 I QNOON, Sat—FOl*J l«)\v::.'j hesitant start to tin d< r yesterday n. ruing, rtn bi: bnprov- Hmtik for et which finally slower: i sa in of about £21 per tor The demand for ca>h posslrpflected protect! v in view of the210 words
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Article31 1962-02-03 2 LONDON. Sat. Ine Pinanrxal Times market indices for Feb. 1. last year, week ago. previous and yesterday > respf M 4.3. 353-*. 3i7.5. *M 7.«. Rukkcrs: We.». 165.4. fVU Rl31 words
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Article62 1962-02-03 2 LONDON. Sat.— statistics issued by the International Rubber Study Group show the rubber position in the United Kingdom for th* months of October and Septembf. respectively, as follows, tin lons toast: Consumption -!o©> 14.600. 15.200; ta| MMM -r r fi G ment stockpile. 10.447. 9 222 Tteed>: re-exports62 words
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159 1962-02-03 2 MARKETS FIRM: ADVANCE IN PRICES LOSES SOME MOMENTUM LONDON Bai stork markj Qni ihed a smttsfmc rv v.' k n a firm note yesterday although the Mtrancc prto losi >me ol its m<>- im Sentiment wa< l.e'.pec m thi afternoon by a rise of D 3 mUUon in the Rold159 words
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296 1962-02-03 2 Sales of Eastern tin shares fairly substantial in London by The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Saturday. THK long-term implications of the International Tin Council's new buffer stock price range will emerge only alter a lengthy period, says the Stock Exchange (Gazette. The short-lcnn (fleets have been very mixed, far296 words
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Article70 1962-02-03 2 LONDON, Sal i :>• Btcrlins > gold and convenible curre: re^r-e.> rof>e by £33 million miUl 1 1 j 3 million XS mUlkm) T :u. SIM uy announced ve^ercluy This follows a fall Hm re- iv ervber o: £85 million n UlUm) £nT imlUoa million*70 words
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Article50 1962-02-03 2 HONCi BOHO IW.— Closing 1 here today were: Previous I H. S. Bank poration $394 1394 sales WTheelock Marden VMM HUM mJm Hkong phone $42.75 $4. sale.s U .rv I :-rr. OIM .->orage $41 no 541.00 i I >31 .."0 681 .V) lardine Matheson $24.30 Pt.lt s.«le?50 words
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Article103 1962-02-03 2 LONDON, Sat— Sales trom the uk r.nijt'; itftflrpilt lii Jfirnmj totalled .000 tons, tht Board <>*i Trade has announced. Delivery "ill ho aj follows: January 2M tons. February 435 and March 275 feOHt Ino MVaft Pttet in Jainiaiy wa.- 24.1 pence a lb 50 that, under103 words
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Article25 1962-02-03 2 JAKARTA Sv. Hbjpjb] m tra< ton have started buildins 1 Buperphoqihate factory Cot '!;«> Indonesian Governmeni u\ T.iilatj.ip on the tooth eoasl oi Javi25 words
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250 1962-02-03 2 Bomb scare holds up Dutch troops for W. Irian AMSTERDAM, Sat.- A KLM aircraft, with Dutch troops aboard d c B tilled for New Guinea via Tokyo, WEfl prevented from taking oIT here last night following an anonymous telephone call sayiim there was a bomb on board. The troops, Including250 words
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262 1962-02-03 2 SALISBURY, Saturday. Till-. I nited Nations yesterday opened its own inquiry into the plane crash which killed iis Secretary-General, Mr. Dag Hammarskjodd, and tried ;ig;iin to solve the mystery of two sky Bashes which had pu/zled the Rhodcsian Governmenfl investigation a few days :i£j<>.262 words
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115 1962-02-03 2 CHANCES OF LAOS COALITION GOVT. DIMMED LUANG PRABAXfi. Sat.— Hopes of forming a coalition government for Laos in the near future dimmed yesterday when the right-wing and neutralist leaders refused to meet for discussions here. Government official here said Prince Bonn Oum. the rightwing Prime Minister, had sent a message115 words
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Article90 1962-02-03 2 LUCKNOW. Sat. The Indian Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru said yesterday that Pakistan's complaint to the Security Council on Kashmir was baseless. Mr. Nehru denied Pakistan charges that Indian troop movements near the border were a threat. He said Indian troop.-, were strengthened when Pakistan carried out manoeuvres90 words
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Article30 1962-02-03 2 acc-ra. Bat -Major vun Qag*. r.:i. the WOrkft DM ro.-n;f)!!:i;" will make an overnight stop -n Aocn on Mo:ui..v in the oourw ol in V(H African visil30 words
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Article, Illustration191 1962-02-03 2 BAD OMENS -SO DISASTER PRAYER MEETING IS CANCELLED 1 VHV DELHI Sat- Three hundred holy me:; who bad assembled at the ancient Delhi Gat*- ben yesterday postponed the Btatt oi a three-week prayer ritual called to avert predicted disaster beet ik Pa ndii s i wise men) warned Hmh Mm191 words
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Article34 1962-02-03 2 clntya M.,r:.^<i men v 'he loxf roi(d ac< .ci< n( rntr .:.d divorced xr.. .ro the ir,W n.r.th;. Mvr. Ixirhejors anr! widowers somewhere in bftw^on accord ins to the World Hralth Or-34 words
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Article345 1962-02-03 2 NOTE: All prices beloio are middle vrices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Feb. 2. Previous Today "JBBER No. 1 RSS .if European port* Feb ?1 <> j,j 21 11 i», March H| 21 HOHMfeR No. 1 R&8 Soot _t; i., RUBBER Ho. 1 RSS tttiomont Htuii345 words
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282 1962-02-03 2 WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE Soviet Union was reported by usually reliable sources yesterday 1 to have proposed to the Western powers that West Berlin be converted into a city-state and Riven separate United Nations membership alon£ with West and East282 words
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Article14 1962-02-03 2 JAKARTA. S..- Flood.s ir. t !<?hr have killed ten pe>14 words
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67 1962-02-03 2 MAC LOC J OUT AT OXFORD: 1 1 from! THE CRO J 0 I I *uci»- I i I H I Wght outside I c I acid p,, H H I I m )iu:idr»'f: v I tO R- I I Squeezed r I Tlttn. amid I (Tom pr I guard67 words
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Article9 1962-02-03 2 Kennedy «ou>l brrt Ketr Oeneral. > I moiirl. «rtU toui9 words
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Advertisement360 1962-02-03 2 N.Y.K.LINE S«ja Mana t«f ftenoa. cjrg. ■nwm. RattonUm 4 Antwerp 1 1 1 1 Fei Ml Hn far Aien. leddah. Port Said. G M's«illts. Haa*org. (RA27/3/C2). B'meit. ruin, lantfan, Antwerp A Le Havre 27 1 P»fat«, Maatal. (Bmtim. bastann). Uaw s». waru Nacara t SS U Ma AQMaja, Aitxtagria), Bttnrt,360 words
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Advertisement130 1962-02-03 2 t' )<LjI »V com pa «iHHHIHIIIH^HHHHHHHiiv i 11 TRANSISTOR I Tl/TT/i/ BAND antenna DRY CELL P m I BATTERIES l 1 1 W SOLE AGENTS HUA KEE t CO Singapore tel ***** -ku^ J IDEAL* 61, Brooke Road/Worm Porod. Entronce r>e f vw-en Roxy ond F BOOK TODAY FOR CHINESE130 words
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Miscellaneous135 1962-02-03 2 CHIPS Sjaaj aisnKside Mw »iw«aa>r> J «har««ft ttMlay ar*: "»wden 13 Jama 1/2. Pvleua Toba«o n Noort 1 19. Maavl Amhaa NW. 4. Gianc L«r •V 1/2. Boi9s«>vnin Larmc. Totnako. Mb Perm in.. •mm raatfs: Biataaw Ifas. Kirn Hat. Hw **>*«. HrrmeUat. sumpPwak. tviat Baaska. Ban Ho Hm. Ts. PiaaaK.135 words
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Miscellaneous119 1962-02-03 2 I m Btufapon I rading R on > .vere: IMHMKIAI.S: I) v n I o p I C€Ui.s> I .iM BSMni iun 1 ami tiitiv. I3U 1 (iamnion Si.Ti unch.t. .1. U.iu^li <j 13 1 \l. rmnit < t'A Rohinson <>rd^ -'.4; L 1 Kulhniuns $1.35 Simr Durhv 4 1119 words
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87 1962-02-03 3 GOVT. BANS CRACKERS NEAR MOSQUES AT PRAYER -TIME SINGAPORE, Saturday. \i'\> \vnr season coincides 1 "I the Muslim fasting ng of i-rarUiT^ near mosques rtslißtcdL month, wli h is c\ inby, special services tqi* s between i and 1 1 p.m.. during nted a Ad- N't A r crack* >f87 words
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119 1962-02-03 3 FOOD SUPPLIES DISTRIBUTED TO ISLANDS OFF SINGAPORE SINGAPORE sat Teanu of Labour MMfctry r,m- headed by tin Par- > Tt tary to Prim Ministi r. Che M shamed this morning distributed fret ssar. date s and milk > a: d north of Singapr Copies oft:. X ran, donated the Indonesian119 words
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Article, Illustration476 1962-02-03 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday SECOND parti of New Zealand Parliamentarians will arrive at Changi at 3,13 i' today i<» acquaint themselves with pre-Miit-<hi V political, economic pnd soda] trends 111 s <>ulh ;n)(j South-liast \sii and the Far <• a:• Mi Walsh Mr. j. George' ■W x l r (.rit-ve.476 words
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187 1962-02-03 3 Orchard Rd. MCA building to be ready in 4 months SINGAPORE, Sat. o Work is asain being pushed ahead on the seven-storey modern building for the Malayan Chinese Association In Orchard Road. The president of the MCA .Singapore division. Mr. QtlOb Sing Leong. told The Free Pre.^s yesterday that the187 words
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Article174 1962-02-03 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. w. R. Gartner. company director, arrived trom Hons Ko;;u ior v lew ciays' stay beiore s^oi::'4 back to Darwin. He v at the Cockpit Hotel. Mr H. R. Chrimps. a shipping executive, tiew in from Britain for a five-day stay beiore leaving for Hong Konv:. He174 words
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Article35 1962-02-03 3 STXCr.M'ORK. Bai A memorial service will be held foe Mr George Tan En^ Leong, late deputy managing editor of the Straits Times, at the Mai -aia Viharr temple, Jalan Butkm at 7.30 tonight35 words
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Article, Illustration359 1962-02-03 3 Overbid - CONTRACT BRIDGE NOTES Overbid sdf asdfa sdf asdfs adfsdf asdfoミ tthe winners of the 1 Tanglin Club dupli- cate tournament were North-South Mrs. J. F WUtoh and Mr. W.J.M. Warden. East-West Mrs. J. W. Orr and Mrs. I. Piaster. Runners up were Ui. mo\ and Mr. Kurd and Lt.-Coi and359 words
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Article61 1962-02-03 3 SINGAPORE, B*l Abo if member* ol the V-. I I Be loter club visited the Bun >*';dio at Buki: Ti:r..i:i to see the shooting <»; *he Malay Him "Raja Benftong.** The ?roup WM taken iround by Mr A Etazak. the author' of the -tory. who Is61 words
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135 1962-02-03 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. EORTY-FOUR Japanese city and cfotrid councillors are due here from Silicon on a goodwill lour of South-Easl Asian countries on t Monday. day befoo folng on to Koala Lumpur [Of tv/o-day rlsifl during which they wffl meet F'(i< ral capita] officials.135 words
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74 1962-02-03 3 ALLIANCE HOLDS TALKS ON LOCAL AFFAIRS SINGAPORE, Sat. The O Singapore P»opl«'\s Alliance i.> holding a series oi weekly talks every Friday on current attain in the state. Thr talks are being held at the spa headquarters at 5. Short Street They begtn at 7.:>0 p.m. Members ofl thr aodk74 words
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Advertisement138 1962-02-03 3 sdf asdfa sdf asdfs adfsdf asdfoミ «MBASSAD^ yer Rojd. Singapore. Tckphane: 473 01 4 CHINESE NEW YEAR I FESTIVITIES i FEBRUARY ENSION 1 A.M. -H FEBRUARY I^^ r,N£SE DINNER V* F $121/- PER TABLE NCLUDiNG NOVELTIES. -HUPEAN DINNER SlO PER HEAD INCLUDING •EITIES. 2 BANDS. EXTENSION 2A. M. M Gl138 words
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Advertisement172 1962-02-03 3 •••••••«•■>. P YOUR I (O) Personality i T JL Mt only true J i vpf thot "Clothes moke w the Mon" but for "^7 thl you nee< the i >(fy b<.^» proper Bf r (Ctton of mateno 1 i ft iIM m ond the c rr *»y'<?» jm cut; :nq172 words
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Miscellaneous312 1962-02-03 3 < l\l \v < I'll B I :mly :i 1.., tUwr i agaWi bagaafc \riioi Biid Napping fili.,^. mt ueekrnd rinema M I 6.45. if I B IH\M(»si): Nenjil Oc. MINISTBI IN (lIJIKI. iTan M i v i (.\i;i;kk :>... Hi cii> hibition ana fiet 3. 6 (Tuning In RudJo312 words
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236 1962-02-03 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. »T»HE managing director of A Washington Post and TimesHerald, Mr. Alfred Friendly, has paid a glowing tribute to Malaya's democratic system and its successful fight against Communism. "Malaya, with its stable and democratic system of government,236 words
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Article, Illustration191 1962-02-03 4 SINGAPORE, Sat Five radio technicians from Radio Singapore are at present in Australia undergoing training in television methods with the Australian Broadcasting Commission. They are there under the Colombo Plan. Ihi^ Ls the first laruc uroup ol" trainers with the MB- mission from an Asian191 words
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148 1962-02-03 4 70 A MONTH SEEK ADVICE ON FAMILY PLANNING AT JOHORE BAHRU CENTRES JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A total oi Mfl r m paUi nts sought ranr.;-.- planning aid r.. Johoiv Bahru peai The total attendance f< t the peat waa BK) i monthly iwra^e atteiidai.ee oi about 70. Th€ ittendance figures148 words
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Article28 1962-02-03 4 KUAU\ LIPIS. Sat A dance will be held at the Pahang Club here at 3 p m today in aid of the National Monument Fund.28 words
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190 1962-02-03 4 Gilstrap: S'pore's future depends on entrepot trade SINGAPORE, Saturday. THK American CowiyMScneral in Singapore, Mr. Sam Gikbnap, bas declared thai the Slate's livelihood hinges on her status as .m en trepol trading area. Ar.d tfW POIC ol An'/r.rr.' 1 commerce h< re, he acid.-. ol the greater Importam r b190 words
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Article76 1962-02-03 4 LABOUR COURT HEARS 82 COMPLAINTS rjINOAPORF Sat. The O L i in dealt wttli r;2 en during uid S 795 v r; irom employer^ and paid suea s^lul com plain a l During the mm th th< Labour Depart :r.e:.: t »ok f eps to prosecuN employers under the S!76 words
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Article46 1962-02-03 4 I W\ \NG S Mr sham Math was re-elected ;<:■• Sikh: I mpl* ..:.nual m< ing held 1 r< Other.- elected wr r pn >idont Mr B: .> r. S;r secretary Mr S.t'ai-: Singh, asM. secrrtar: Dial Sinch and m n in M: Barhan S'.neh46 words
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Article52 1962-02-03 4 OINCAFORE, Boys Bricade bus the present memtenfflß Recruit mcr.i I i at 11 I pany headqun are— Pip.bvtrrian I ;p I Chui fl Chr: I Con.p..: V Srhoo; Compa Lc-b-r V. Compa: iidd disf Ch Rrfad Com I Phin. .H I 1 I I I I and IT I52 words
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Advertisement225 1962-02-03 4 Sk FRESH x from the U.S.A. H^ '-^^^H^^ TBt- V^^^dß H^^'B i^H j&i^&k vj^^^-^P Beo^- v JB the newest. fastest jet arrives in the Orient 1 *:iC _^^^flP^^^^ r J^ >^^^^^^^^B TAKE OFF MIP^DL 8 A silver streak flashes across JB Iflßi JB Cathay Pacific's fleet ot modern the Orient225 words
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Miscellaneous214 1962-02-03 4 Church services tomorrow St. AndroH's Cathedral: 700 a.rii Ml a.m.. 9 ;;0 a.m 11 no n.n\, 12 nr^u;; H.OO p.m. St. George's (Tanelm Barracks* T.lf a.m., 9.30 a.m.. IOJI I m. 6 30 p.m. St. Peter's (Seranpoont Garden ktalt); 8 air... U'lu a.m.. 6 p.m (athedral of Good Shepherd i214 words
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Miscellaneous151 1962-02-03 4 pjr Sarred Heart (Tank Rori>. 7 a.m., 8.15 am.. St. Brrna dette's CZion Road^: 730 .<<.. 9 a.m.. 10.30 a.m., 5.30 p.m. St. Teresa's (Krur.pone Bahru Rd n.30 am 8 a m ai.u 530 .r. Our Lady ot I>ourdes 'Orii.:r Road» 6.15 n.m 7 am. 8: t a.m. Our I.adv151 words
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Miscellaneous116 1962-02-03 4 Eve: *tt R > 30 a.m.. 730 p.m R'»ac. 9.1.3 p.m Orthodox *»\rMii I Road): 9 B»-the*da Katoj.- jtate: 830 ".nV. pm Bethesda 77. 8... Ha-..: Roar; 8.30 v p.m aiiu .1 600 p.m.; 7.4 a p.m.. 4 17. N« H.. < h--830 a in., 930 hr: 4.- pjß.. <116 words
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Miscellaneous31 1962-02-03 4 ce»u Aw MartiiiMii N m Kit.lf I' f««foor: C I i «rrli«r tu..i am.. a 10J0 3 <Tr«» "gp *jn.. 10 cent) 130 «JB. 4 IMM 18., !fl 4 infll L,i<^31 words
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Article, Illustration1338 1962-02-03 5 MICHAEL BUDEK - MICHAEL BUDEK By AS TOLD TO ANNE THOMAS $750,000 was offered for information on 'Young Stalin* yet mystery deepened in the face of conflicting rumours 'He ordered execution of I I I released I [Russian poW't (i hi Malm's eldiM -on, Jacob 1 !i, who1,338 words
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Advertisement30 1962-02-03 5 L COLDS 4C//SS L pa/zvs lII.IK OIL y I w/ I *mirella j sewing i the world 1 boH. to "^•N him. j UM LTD. niii;\ AN -r onttd tf30 words
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Advertisement343 1962-02-03 5 KONG HEE FATT CHOY LOOKING Mp MICE RELIAQL^i CLOCKS A^» x WATCHES Why not call at CHUN CHONG ESTABLISHED 1899 the shop WITH THE OLDEST EXPERIENCE and THE BEST REPUTATION 62, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****-2 We con offer you o %»idc choice c» known mokes of up-to-dotc343 words
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Miscellaneous180 1962-02-03 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson s H: ,_l»| IM TAKING MUMAAIES j /J^ IK .^T>-- ,'V ■Sari^r'lV^ off... y I c<O(76>£ I \s.m MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis .,k SAW Qi l.fti ANTE A*f^\lF I -EAS akty om.peax, !^late)[ i'll call a its oust up\[ i180 words
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Article317 1962-02-03 6 ELSEWHERE In this papce tod a y a reader makes a plea to the motorists ol BtngsVpore to exercise preater care and consideration when they drive in and out of housing estates. She says that in the estate where she lives I 20 mph speed limit317 words
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Article231 1962-02-03 6 POLICEMAN BOARDS MOVING BUS AFTER WAVING TO IT NEAR TRAFFIC LIGHTS WAITING in a car for a friend at Bras Basah Road I was surprised to see a bus slowing down although the traffic lights were green. I looked again and what should I see but a police231 words
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90 1962-02-03 6 Phone girls persist in being rude YOUR correspondent 'Disgusted Joe' (Free Press Jan, 20 > is correct in saying that Singapore's phone girls are discourteous. Usually, discourtesy takf*s place on the telephone and across the office counter. The telephone is not a new device in Singapore, yet too many people90 words
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331 1962-02-03 6 WANTED ANOTHER INQUIRY ON PRISONS \IY SON is ;i pi ison officer. His conditions of service are SO miserable that I have taken it upon myself to write to you in the hope t liri t something can be done. This is not a purely Ml-fl->h complaint. For I teftl331 words
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Article78 1962-02-03 6 The ungrateful tourist 0 This is your page: Write in if you have grouses or views to air There is a $10 prize for the best letter of the week. RECENTLY I was conIV fronted by a woman tourist in town. She asked me where a certain departmental store was78 words
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Article136 1962-02-03 6 rlS Is a plea lor more consideration on the part of motorists in crowded housing estates. Although In the estate where I live a speed limit Of 20 m.p.h. has been miposad and is clearly a:»--r.ounced at every turn oi the road, cars136 words
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207 1962-02-03 6 Garbage at Thomson Road threat to health OVERFLOWING taat-MM and trash strewn across the roadside is a common sight along Upper Thomson Road. As a resident at the sth mile Thomson Road, I would like to draw the attention of the Rural Board and the Health authority to this. I207 words
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Article140 1962-02-03 6 WHEN :n In lane I If to point out on MM ;.:;«is where Singapore r I hr postal authority D;: OP.O I i tod to Mnd a parcel North e Amprica is si;::" dre.ssod 'Singapore, China." One of my form* r teachers in Ireland Lhoupl Kuala Lumpur was140 words
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Article76 1962-02-03 6 The Free Press I reported: "The Resident of Lower Rejang, Sarawak, reports that the schooner Kirn Tye Ann foundered oil Tanjong Sirik last month. She was fjoing from Matu to Kuchin^ with a large cargo ol raw sago and jeluton. and sprang a leak in a heavy76 words
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Article57 1962-02-03 6 RUSSIAN pilot Bori, OratslanOT bolly-landed his bUuring nyusbin 18 airliner, saving 8o passengers ai.ci crew. Then he went on Moscow television to t a 1 V: about It, developed camera fright and fled from the studio. WOMAN who queued all night waiting for an Tlford. E.>sex. store57 words
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Article184 1962-02-03 6 1N YOUR Editorial of Jan. 24. you did not touch on the topic of "artificial contraception and sterilisation (abortion being a step-sister in the family) and you went on to state that your Catholic readers are opposed to family planning on religious grounds. It is widely known184 words
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Article104 1962-02-03 6 soil A CRIME 1 havr WMttr. as the J MB \ou M Poking Capu^' Peterson. I about ar I normhitiu. iv^v tM I «H «w body lying I I the MM j^buUct holr Captain Petcriwt pj to mop his brow i l storm ua.s i ttai :.irri -cv^ few minutes104 words
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Advertisement49 1962-02-03 6 t....mtti 111.1..1........M1, imiiii C+.UAN B€C CO FOR THE BIGGEST SELECTION OF CAMERAS PHOTOACCESSORIES OPTICAL ITEMS BINOCULARS MOVIE EQUIPMENT RAOIOS TAPE-RECORDERS TYPE-WRITERS TFLEVITELEVISION FILMS ETC. 439, North Bridge Rood, Sinqopore-7. Tel *****. Bronch: Cathay Hotel, Cothoy Bldg., Singopore-9. Tel: *****. OPEN FROM 9 30 a.m. to 900 p.m. Except Sundays49 words
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Advertisement41 1962-02-03 6 J7/r Management and staff cj WAI CHEONG TAILORS a// ///r/r Chinese /\H PROSPERITY. HAI>PI\ESS A VERY HAl'i NEW YEAR i from 44, North Bridge Roac -<r iP^ OfUr J34. North Bridge Road, S'porr 7 HH>\-«< ■Vfl ■K^am V^flHnJßFCF^^yj 111 Sal I41 words
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Miscellaneous340 1962-02-03 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE II4S (midnight* CtaS SOWS. wi^^ iv.-. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) 41 metr" H3O k cs) PM-1.15 Summary of pro--41 metre* ,~00 k/cs.) grammes for the afternoon; Medium Wave Service: 1.18 Tiffin dale; 1.30 Time 476 metres. signal, news; 1.40 Newstalk. A.M. 11.00 Programme sum- interlude; 1.45340 words
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Miscellaneous220 1962-02-03 6 CLUES ACROSS y ir r n ->> I 'SSp."^ tUrr ed '-OB.:,.: u a«r.«.? »]»?!>£ Si sjvis.A mw m, "!,-r; i-.—"-' iftThfl IMttedi -:s>. 2u A hard water country- 23 Just pan of the act? f5). 20 V m:iy «v round fu-ld 15. 24 Something handy in the- b.Uh- 2<j220 words
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Article, Illustration221 1962-02-03 7 Planned families: 'Politicians must take lead' SINGAPORE, Saturday. I aGUttnh uynae- p.: Sniui HosI told local 1 v.ot chock I i explos: withI ml leaders: I ilmcians I gravity or the I aid in a talk or. I i Explosioi H I organised by th I of BtagaporeI population I221 words
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Article, Illustration184 1962-02-03 7 HARBOUR HUGS AS EX-STUDENT MEETS TEACHER TWIONC PACAK Sat. 1 V Singapore sirl who recently returned lrom her -Indies in Australia had a reunion with her former 1 uher on board the lintT Iberia uhen it docked hrrr. >h*» is Miss Ans Bee Kheng "»l. who met her former '•-.icher184 words
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Article43 1962-02-03 7 JOiIORE BAHR T J. Sat. A to Malayan* to boycott a I Dutch-made goods wa.^ m ide by Inche Ro.slan Sharitl publicity Chief of Party Rakyat Johore. at an openair rally held hero in >upport ol Indonesia's claim to West Irian.43 words
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Article30 1962-02-03 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. S. R Chapkhana. the Fifth Magistrate, has been appointed State Coroner. C C^So Mr. Sathi V. Kandiah. who has been transferred to a magistrate's court.30 words
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179 1962-02-03 7 Gimson boys build their own motor shed DUKIT TIMAH. Sat. 13 A motor vehicle assembly shed, made by Gimson School boys from material supplied by a Japanese firm, has been form :<lly handed over to the Department of Social Welfare. The manager of the lirrr. Mr Tuir.io Kunfflf. called at179 words
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Article26 1962-02-03 7 KANOAR, Sat The Raja Pf rmtttmri Agong. who is also Raja P* rempuan of Perli.s. Will opon a 5140.000 maternity ward at Kangar today.26 words
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Article, Illustration75 1962-02-03 7 BREAKS JOURNEY TO SEE MALAYSIA SHOW SLNGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Christopher Witty, a London teacher, who is on his way to Sarawak, stopped here especially to visit the Malaysia week exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. He is being sent by the English Missionary Society to Kuching to teach youths missionary75 words
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130 1962-02-03 7 SINGAPORE. Sat,— About NQ people have been n.vited [or the merger quiz urbanised by the Singapore Malay Chamber of Commerce at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow The president of the chamber. Inche Omar Alsa|Off. .said 35 questions had been received130 words
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340 1962-02-03 7 EXPERT: S'PORE CAN BE 'HAWAII OF THE EAST' SINGAPORE. Saturday. HAWAIIAN tourist expert, Mr. Henry Ho, has made four recommendations for turning Singapore into the "Hawaii of the East." They are: Full Government support, financially and morally, for the promotion of tourism here. The implementation of a vigorous tourism campaign340 words
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66 1962-02-03 7 'STRONG IMPETUS HERE FOR INVESTMENT' SINGAPORE, Sat. Two company executives from Kuwait have described Sin gapore's business and economic conditions as "remarkable and progressive." They are: Mr. A. Bahman. managing director, and Mr. V.M. D. Sa, secretary, of a merchandise firm in Kuwait. They agreed, after spendtng five days here66 words
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Article54 1962-02-03 7 IPOH. Sat. The Lubok Tamang new village near Ringlet in the Cameron Highlands, is to be abandoned by the end of next month. Established about 14 years ago. the site to be converted into a man-made lake as part of the hydro electric project, storing 1,67054 words
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Article63 1962-02-03 7 You remember vividly how you were forced to cling to your bed while the ship was being tossed about during the height of the storm. Yet, according to Captain Peterson's story, the millionaire's body had lain on the berth throughoat the entire storm, his hands resting on his63 words
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Advertisement348 1962-02-03 7 t P^L\ The M <"»«9«ment of SEAVIEW Hotel /jS I fr^J Ltd., with oil their potrons Prosperity, V^iA' I I V*)h\ H °PP' ness on^ Peoce in the Yeor of oSJj I the Tiger ond welcome them to dine y^X, I I| ff ond celebrote tKe festive occasion y\ I348 words
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Miscellaneous449 1962-02-03 7 A All J 8 I aVal a^L^vi ay v *.^B ll aT A 1 ft j i IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... CANCEK "S Ume con VOL are E"" I T^r SCORPIO rous and kindly. Your affection* t .J heinful. 1 y *Z are near the surface and you and II449 words
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Article, Illustration906 1962-02-03 8 Plant propagation: The many advantages of grafting GARDENING COLUMN Have you any questions? Just write in AXK way oi" propagating phmls is by grafting. A graft is not only easy to make but it has many advantages over other methods of propagation such as cuttings or ■KCOts. Grafting is a906 words
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Advertisement141 1962-02-03 8 Sn h f n i p tons of 200 cigarettes arc nowovoilflble COCKTAIL CIGARETTES Spore Price 51 8.60 For brighter, «uyer New Year. Us in various colours will add a "Her your friends rolourtul truly new note to the traditional Sobranie Cocktail Cigarettes. rrlrbrations. These smooth Virginia cicaretAvailable at Robinsons141 words
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Miscellaneous216 1962-02-03 8 FnK wnmon surprise quiz wh I I Ul WUIIIGII YOU KNOW ABC I WHILE the feminine sex has gained the distinction of being unpredictable and mysterious, there are still some things to be learned about men and their behavior. We think this quiz may surprise the dolls who dare to216 words
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Miscellaneous214 1962-02-03 8 take thpir :»b^ a v. ay tr.akl:.^ Uving. True MM If) "Blowing on hen nnury le..v-- men reeling better ait< rwa: Mr, ANSWERS: I PALM The laic Dr A. A. Brill, world renowned Freudian psychoanalyst, made investigations and found that the mej *ho made fur of women were me:, who214 words
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Miscellaneous56 1962-02-03 8 I v. agreed' 7 TRUE w&mtm to m hink ter Oklahoma sc!i<>« that can; il have more dlin< rriaee need for w*f* i -I I Oolumb I polr/ :orea^ n in m v M «mc jm«r people well. to SO poMll^ an predi« m H I •HI |M 1"M P.56 words
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Article, Illustration321 1962-02-03 9 Patsy Ann Davidson New York 1-: :-so low back ie; om tu^ way out rom a rougn I people h. re are alrea.: thinkii •he mn Va n-planning is o. is vacation fashion-buying d pet Into the swim this summer > of the new321 words
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Article453 1962-02-03 9 CHAN CHIN BOCK - CHAN CHIN BOCK VO7ORING NEWS. VIEWS By TWO READERS WRITE IN TO SAY WHAT THEY THINK. BUT EXPERTS KEEP QUIET High* d how up to ed limit or 60 uack came k. The Urn Cheng fHrience of »8C advice eiy M) mph foot HOUR who453 words
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Article, Illustration160 1962-02-03 9 TIIL manager of I'niversal Cars in Singapore rang HH "D this week to say that although Rosie Tan (."Motoring News and Views, !7 January) has been the only feminine sales personality in the motor trade world here tteCC IMS, as of January I'UVI. she160 words
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244 1962-02-03 9 NEW PARIS LINE GETS BOOS, BOUQUETS VVES ST. LAURENT, former Dior designer, rounded off his latest Fashion showings with [i "come-back" collection of his own which left opinions divided over whether honours went to him or to Marc Boban, who succeeded him Dior. St. Laurent's line ll 1 visual 'young244 words
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Article267 1962-02-03 9 contestable mOOtMtl and a: i a.:t-heap 01 new idea." Tile whole collection mv sold three months before the showing and it is certain that next season St. Laurent will have more than nil present th:»< workrooms, tbc iw nniipfr said. Press epithets applied to St.267 words
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Advertisement20 1962-02-03 9 I '^HH I If k %ii .tf I HR *881 Mi **—mt R^.onn jewellers H r -^UTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE.20 words
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Advertisement203 1962-02-03 9 little Xtra pantee The i. Xtra p.ir.tr. all thr comfort .i freedom of "-<• l.ttl* j X'.ra high-v^aisted p. '<•::*. E s P r >' fur Snnnr^^^^ and Surr.rr.er vr»,»r. In Wh:tr and Blafk In fojr srr...,i rr.' oiurr larg'- and :rj l-'r fc *v y little X pantee Pw203 words
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Article287 1962-02-03 10 Women will now be able teach LONDON, Sat. •her sacred ma ruline tr been shattere c >men ran now become mrmber H:V.. Pr tesskmal Golfers' Association. What is more, thimeans that women will now be able to teach Teach it to men. And for the first time they can now287 words
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186 1962-02-03 10 Colonel Aram will head Army cricket in S'pore again SINGAPORE, Saturday. I ill l i olonel I. \i;iin will once again be chairman foi crickel on the Singapore Base District Sports Board for the coming season. Major cJ. Baker ol g.h.Q~. •a :.u look «)V! r the duties :rom Major186 words
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95 1962-02-03 10 W.I. BOARD TO DISCUSS PRO CONTRACTS I BO R I I ETI iW N Sal r1 1 c ail) bility i w- st Indian c-ritr:- tei on con' With Is 1 bo discussed by VT< Board of C rol. Tl.- ter will be on I tft ■send a board meetinf95 words
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Article, Illustration226 1962-02-03 10 SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE chairman of the Commission of Enquiry, Mr. P. Appavoo pf the 1 Singapore Amateur Foollk.ll Association, yesterday warned lluit drasUc action will be token against footballers who display poor sportsmanship <>n the field. Mr. Appavoo founded thiwmmlng after -impending226 words
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Article, Illustration556 1962-02-03 10 Marciano: Why I did not make it a round fifty fights eight round.- When I wen' ICRMI alter the Bght I VI in tears This man bad bl I Idol and H MM ti.- > r..y i;me I ever leit Hffy *■■>■ I tic other lighter h* wnm wtom be556 words
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116 1962-02-03 10 HILL AND MOSS WILL HEAD FERRARI TEAM Davtona beach. Florida, Sat. World champion driver Phil Hill of the U. 3. and English a.cc Stirling BkfOCti will head a five-car Ferrari team in the Feb. n "Daytona continental.* 1 Hill and IfOBS will be Joined on the North American racing team116 words
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90 1962-02-03 10 STRIKERS TAKE A KNOCK AT UK CRICKET London. Sat. Britain's beloved summer inert, cricket, iinds Itself in double trouble with a twin .strike by both bat and ball makers. The bat makers went on strike last week for more pay. They were followed by the ball makers who are askingReuter - 90 words
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344 1962-02-03 10 D. Hackett - The brave work of Caldwell ends in 10 round D. Hackett f- Loncc THE brave world ol Hi lin's .!<• \\,is sluilti i i'<l insi«l( 1" Joi're •'l Brazil I h cashed I disputed title world >;i nl;nii \w bruising ending lor Cald- time, aii'i :u--tally beaten by J<»fi BUUMM344 words
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172 1962-02-03 10 I won't be bullied' says veteran Archie Moore SAN DIEGO, Sat— Archie Moore .said he wont be "bullied or threatened" into any fight despite an ultimatum from the New York Boxing Commission to defend his light-heavy-weight boxing crown or lose recognition of the title. The National Boxing Association withdrew its172 words
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135 1962-02-03 10 QiINOAPORE Bat ta Jartof sponsored by pkr.s;;s Slngap< >re Ama:e jr Sc; M: ra^ut A>>ooiit*io:. > 'Ail! be i.. tomorrow .it the S:ngapore Badminton Stadium [nchc R B, triMMtd orKanistng secretary, told thi Free Phh thai ttali Is th< Qrsi annual tournament135 words
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Article23 1962-02-03 10 COPENHAGEN. D-•:;;,--n-.^v no- hi ..b> arrange an international soccer match with Indonesia aurine the err..:.- I: doneM;in tour of Europe Africa23 words
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Article18 1962-02-03 10 LONDON. Sal KuL'bv L..j results: Feather.sloni- Rovers ]b Huddersfleld 10: Swinton Blackp^>] Borouch 9 ReuterReuter - 18 words
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Advertisement231 1962-02-03 10 I fern ft^ ivw v&j(p[ When m Pen i n g chc C k mBMm JBW^J your time w.th IT^J >WISn \v..\TCH _^l^_l _H__k. sJ^ S^' \i 9B^Bl v is/ j|#nn Stvw iflrfr Within \our reach Suiss watches ol the highest quality 1 l -.ifrvrr your personality, n-r or no*231 words
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Advertisement58 1962-02-03 10 GREAT EASTERN CIRCUS at rancor WISHING OUR CHINESE PATRONS A HAP^ IHO PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR Wl WAVE SELECTLL SPECIAL ALSO SPECIAL NEW Yla*- COKCBH PROGRAMME FOR YOUR NE.v vl/ BOX FOR 5 PERSON ENTERTAINMENT CLI D!' ]st CLASS X m ALL 2nd CLASS THI MAIN iTEv: OP IHi C X58 words
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Article578 1962-02-03 11 race card j CL 5. DIV. I— Abt. 7 FURS. II syr crrg (Shaw St.) Tulloh. 9' i brae <Mr&. c, Danteto) H 111 K^Uit S:., li^by 8.7 Dracon 4 M f l>onn.ll, m v CL. 1. DIV. 3—9 FURS. MlllUT B>t taf tOMMf St.> 1 Mo\h-im in578 words
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Article141 1962-02-03 11 I -Keen I I I atatch be- on the I ..,ro r H, proved hi.s mettl* r >r JI Ties :o enable his .-.in > th-a V the fonnidabl*- Engmeei B.^v.- Oroup side 13-3. X A F Tengah too. have a cooc id- and will be hard to bear141 words
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Article, Illustration117 1962-02-03 11 THESE are the athletes who today will represent Singapore in Jakarta, lined up together with the SAAA President, Mr. A. T. Rajah, and Mr. VV. E. Meyer, an official, who saw them off at the airport on Thursday. The athletes117 words
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326 1962-02-03 11 Civil Service badminton this month will bring star players into action Court, Government Printing Office, Istana Neuara. Statistics Department. Ministry of Education. Prisons, BroadcavSting. Police "A" and "B". Land Office, Inland Revenue. Ministry ot Health. Customs and P.W.D. "A" and 1". The reward o[ thla championship is to represent the326 words
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117 1962-02-03 11 JAPAN WILL SEND SWIM TEAM TO SOUTH AFRICA rKYO. Sat The manas-:n-A ttreetof 11m Japanese Swimming A elation Mr Hto hi Negamt mtd t»-rda.v a Japanese t« am would visit South African cities a^ icheduled except Pn torta He was commentlnt; on rep- from Pretoria thai th< Pretoria Oouncil'a Manage'117 words
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Article32 1962-02-03 11 MELBOURNE. Sat —A .second application by Wimbiedon ciianipion Rod Layer for pemiLssion ro compete In the United State.s indoor championships nafl week, was refused by the Australian LrtUTi Ter.nLs Associarlon.32 words
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26 1962-02-03 11 L>M* >: Sat. Tottenl...:.. Houspur are 4-1 tavwrfttai N «;n i!ip X ih- v i Club Burnley t •>: r. .-I I26 words
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Article23 1962-02-03 11 BARCEI ONA E>:nmo: of Ban-eion.i ix»;tt neii S r ar of Belgrade J- 1 in fn. their -cities con.;- Reurer.23 words
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106 1962-02-03 11 HIGHEST PAID AMERICAN BASEBALL STAR gAN FRANCISCO. Sat. Willie Mays, fleet-footed negro centre-fielder, has rifned a contract with San Ptanclaco Giants which will make him the highest paid player in American baseball for the second year running Mays' contract is expected to earn him $270,000 during the year. This fitrure106 words
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485 1962-02-03 11 CHILDREN SWIM TO NEW RECORDS AT ROYAL ISLAND CLUB SINGAPORE, Saturday. pOMPETTTION was been and three records were broken ;it the Royal Island Gob annual swimming j;;i!;i held nt (heir swimming ncnl here. Outstanding swimmer among the boys 01 under 14 years Of Mt, 111 D. OehU vs. Besides winning485 words
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Advertisement163 1962-02-03 11 IZ AUSTIN A4O MX n The spacious interior of the rocnier A 40 Mark II is cc^p'e mentcd by smart r r»'. i>p H All*%T I N and re sty'ed instru^'e n t pa^tThe Mark II has more power fro^ LOOKS the same thrifty engine Yet this AM%e A4O remains163 words
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Article, Illustration973 1962-02-03 12 Summer Wine Chicken Curry good double at K. L. today RACING =WITHJ ;=rA=PROFrM| THE BEST BETS 0 Scrutineer's best bets: I.raw Kama (Race E'inkson (Race 4). l>o\vdler (Race 5). Likely Longshots: Speedy Socks (Race 1), Movie House II (Race Tudor Wonder (Race Z Barring rain the going should be very973 words
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Article26 1962-02-03 12 IODOKVE. Sat— Tl Kh i Britain's only reprcsenu> and uraA unplaced in the I giant slalom, won here yesterday by Austrian skier R26 words
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Article22 1962-02-03 12 SYI SI V Austral .1 will their b:4-;e<-; team II the Brit I mpfa c ■:■>• ealU) Cme. Nrt] N ;ber.22 words
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120 1962-02-03 12 JOHORE BLUES DELIGHT IN SEVENS RUGBY 1' INGU in. Si to, 1 he seven-a-skie ptrttw butt;. here Ul •Bl•< I 1 put themsel-.*- rule .y in tUilil and sprinting bamboozled P.. td 18 poini.s in the .:.Utes. II J -■->■ 1 fUMi riflOl l>'. Z f2), Ma I y«o lta|120 words
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143 1962-02-03 12 PRETORIA CITY COUNCIL CANCELS BAN PRETORIA, Bat T:\o Management Committee ithe Pretoria city Council yesterday unanimously rescinded its do<-i>l n prohibiting use of Ita Olympic standard Hllleresi swimming bath to the visiting Japanese prtMMrs. I';.. M\v v.:> j.\ t:. in I *"■•<■ mmi by the Mayor o! Pretoria, Mr. T.143 words
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Article27 1962-02-03 12 l OMDON I Ke.-u .1. i were: ENvMoD Two: H n 0 Beontborpe i 2. Division 1 hree B NcV'.v H< nd l.27 words
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Article41 1962-02-03 12 PALM SPRINGS. Sii!.--Cana- <-.:.:. Btaa U :d leads the 9i- i i r ..:r Sprti issic r*;;e- 36 noies Ltb round M, 19 IS2>. Othei Gaj Pi;.' HT 141 P. 1 R: Broun 141 H««tl 148. Ken BouMiel :aa U.P.I.U.P.I. - 41 words
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Article14 1962-02-03 12 MANCHE STER more Fi.i; into Man ■< the F'. B Rot ..<. Horn*14 words
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Article, Illustration240 1962-02-03 12 Consult the Golf Doctor John Jacobs VJOW we arrive at the hitting area with the wrists still cocked and ready for action (A). This is the time to let the wrists go and swin? the clubhead through tin* ball towards the target. When you study the strip illustrations bear in240 words
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Advertisement227 1962-02-03 12 sdf asdfa sdf asdfs adfsdf asdfoミ &atiottaS REFRIGERATOFS R A Dips MOTORCYCLES HOME APPLIANCES TMO S l WHO x►» O B• t Co/Zing A// W/Sf Purchasers! Please Buy a Flat Exclusive at I Price Inexpensive such as... (2nd Phase) THE KIMSIA COURT at Nutmeg Rond. off Orchard Road, Singapore. fOro227 words
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