The Singapore Free Press, 19 February 1962
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Title Section30 1962-02-19 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY rur innjll NATIONAL LIBRARY THE LOCAL PAPER THAT IS FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. 1*351. MONDAY, rEBRI'ARY 19, 19fi». 15 CENTS KDN 0.J730 words
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Article, Illustration75 1962-02-19 1 JUBILANT BOY TOLD HE SCORED 9 A-ONEs Mon. Chuan, dent Katong •hool, was most r udent in d when he he had nine distinctho General Certificate he topped n which he were: •he- geography. Never in dreams did I d ai'hieve r la truly the )f my lile." rsevcrance wrre75 words
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Article20 1962-02-19 1 i. Hardbakes the of Britain's t rojral f tr* a ilftl I "»en the Prin-20 words
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Article, Illustration223 1962-02-19 1 1 57th entry brings reader word puzzle prize SINGAPORE. Mon. A Flee Press reader who claims to have sent in 15(> entries since the word puzzle started three years ago Ifl the sole winner of the $500 prize money in The Free Press Word Puzzle -err. •■My is7th entry most223 words
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370 1962-02-19 1 FESTING'S VISIT TO SPORE: ALARM IN US AND AUSTRALIA LONDON. Monday. piELD MARSHAL Sir Krancts Festing's mil to Singapore Ikjs broughl woitis oi alarm IVoin both Washington ;nxi Canberra, l»n! Ike reaction is viewed here as premature mml pcf haps without foundation. Festnm's report on the "feasibility** oi i mMk370 words
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Article93 1962-02-19 1 3 buses involved Students taken to hospital S lX(iA|)() iu.. Moo. I w hrc school children were injur this tin i nine wn three buses Ut re m\')i\ in >)M V nt »iu Paya I-i DQI R(Xkl. The i :.!u I i Place at UM of93 words
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Article30 1962-02-19 1 Peace by Mrs. K LONDON. MOM. Nina Khrushchev last night broadcastin English— to North America daring: "We do not want to fight, but we want to be friends with you."30 words
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Article21 1962-02-19 1 bert McNamara. U.S. I> e nlacf, left for a i <•■■ Hawaii with Pacific military mandert and dlploinat« on Viet-21 words
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Article14 1962-02-19 1 l_p^yw» conference on the future p.7 r :ui r can Democratic t14 words
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Article, Illustration316 1962-02-19 1 COBBOLD ON HIS WAY TO KUCHING SINGAPORE. Monday PHE live-member Malaysia Commission ol Inquiry, headed by Lord Cobbold, left Singapore Ibis morning far Kuching to begin .mi exhaustive two-month tour of the Borneo territories. Nt ItiX r i ::.i::::.... .01 oi Um mbi made any Menu nt Paja i lai316 words
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123 1962-02-19 1 SCRUTINEER - LOW-NG STABLE BUY A NEW STRING OF HORSES SCRUTINEER By OOMGAPOI I M ,n. The 9 Low an N i m Uie Selau ;oi Gold i X d dilj bui pal 1 'he owned I ale. J' k I .i a matni nis m B I hen he hit of123 words
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Article19 1962-02-19 1 i i.t numbei Of IN r' f •>'■ I"" f car to A total of 4L 1 20519 words
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Article25 1962-02-19 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. To day's Bulan Puasa in SinMPHf I'lids ;»t ti.."):> p.m. Tomorrow's fastint; begins at 124 a.m. and ends it US P"».25 words
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Article39 1962-02-19 1 WASHING I ON, Ifon The nu- M nBV 'i-v. 'o be on the a i :.<••• bea m. r. h G dtskell. Um u-.r. b o t( B with Pn deal Kennedy al .< \v..: House taneJMoo today.39 words
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Article35 1962-02-19 1 tokvo. icon a Japanc A:r Bdf*EtefniOl fighter bad in t lie .sea ofl K i City doi I bai n Jt pan > ndt Dm pilot hml the ataa bave not ix fii located.35 words
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Article, Illustration169 1962-02-19 1 SINGAPORE, lion. A ncord crowd of over 2.000 polf enthusiasts yesterday followed the throe leaders from Saturday's play id the final round of the Sinpapore Dpi n at the Royal smiiapon- Golf dub. Ihef PIVC -''->•< ar-old Brian Wlkes. of Booth Africa, i169 words
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Advertisement66 1962-02-19 1 S'^ i ta 1 A *^^B inning gallops Review Photo finishes -P. 9, 10 SHARP BATTERY iSIOR RADIO Tt *Y~_^^^ j 1 ysi fi II > *^^a™ y I 1 x^> x < m *^H ___f _iy lij rtr w O» TPS —~t <^_^b ■^'^B Model: BX-330 nil dealer. OKL,66 words
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Advertisement144 1962-02-19 1 FOORMAN S SCHOOL OF MUSK (Vienna Conservatoire of Music) fr>'olmcnt«. octtp* doiiv vtM<1»"»»t« »c< Piono M«fmor» Ptono-ocotdion V,.,' ■•> Gu'toi Aura) par training, fKrory of muiic, Piano- Jan M^y ~>G*r,phc,r\t ClOfi T»uif»pr» A.^l O'o»»<» S-ngir-j •^^Sr^fc/ > up ip.<.«, jf^" Tombo'mi At o Tn J47J9 ,b A >. no'() Lone144 words
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Article, Illustration358 1962-02-19 2 Lim Tions Wah - Lim Tions Wah by CAPT. LANZ IS NEW SKIPPER OF KARAKORUM SIN( rAPOKE. Mon c >aa. a\:c; Lara, 44 Upper Ol Ned I !M»1--tc*:. R ikoraa Born hi Zeist. central Btl lam: was ec ted at Am 1 rdam Navigational land Line Royal Dutch Mail !n358 words
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Article, Illustration351 1962-02-19 2 Tourists bring in more cash for airlines operating in Asia By CONRAD CHIEW SINGAPORE, Monday. THK airline industry in Asia faces a complex problem with the transition into the jet age, according to an airline manager who has been working tor 15 years in Asia. lie is Mr. Robert N.351 words
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220 1962-02-19 2 JAPAN'S 'TRADE SPURT' 10 TIMES FASTER THAN BRITAIN'S LONDON Mon, The independent Labour Daily Herald Ir i half-page fee,- re ipan' trad! spurt tid Japan's Industrial product! In the last nght yearj had grown ten times faster than that of Britain. Ai ri ••t >' her e onomu (i,-vr, ipm<220 words
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52 1962-02-19 2 I ONDON M• Pi-. irm.»i-eu! :t al dragJ trom On MB basketware form Japan i reii are to n- iSowei Inft :io .n. >--r- ro open general import li<. is shortly to be amended io gfr effect to the removal of these conl; r o: T\52 words
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Article42 1962-02-19 2 H< iN(J -lON*.). M < ir.. F.:: Tu. :.i-:..: .irri\ed ht-ro for :t tive-cl; y st u'Oinu' ro Tokyo ;n I i >ursr ol .i Fnr E.isr«'rn tour has already I n it to New Dtft Bangkok and Bingapore.42 words
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Article68 1962-02-19 2 BOIAjC bi la introduce RollsRoyce pQVJBVId B<X'in_' 707 jetliners or. It.s services through Asia beginninp: in Lite March. The 111 p.h Boeings, the BaTpßat BBal fastest inter contiDenta] jet airliners yet in service. operate hi: ii BJHjed services ':-.ruru;!i many of the leading cities 'I Asin, .is part68 words
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Article98 1962-02-19 2 KKANKFt'RT. Mom.— The We3i Qennan ii'.Moinu- boon > "ebbim; i Little," Pwfeetor IfUdwaj BrtMurd thi Economics Minister, said her.* yc,-rn!;iv. "We are in danger of becoming less competitive in worui trade, he said arben he opm d Ptankfurt'i International btfr. ■i- o: ftttJ tauiKjrtance to98 words
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Article, Illustration53 1962-02-19 2 land is so scarce in New York that every inch counts. This apartment house, now being built, is only 2.'> feet wide and is sandwiched tightly between tuo other :>partii>ent buildings. Despite its narrow width it will rise to 17 stories and will be53 words
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254 1962-02-19 2 Court battle over Miss Britain beauty contests londow lion. Beaut j queens are to be called to give evidence in a Hiuh Court battle over the title Of Ida Britain. Murpcambr Corpora! lon which runs a Mtt Oreal Britain contest, baa Issued a writ against Mecca, the E ii.uoo.ooo entertainment254 words
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Article54 1962-02-19 2 ROME, Mon. Film Utt Elizabeth Taylor, rushed secretly from her Rome Villa to hospital, is totting "much better" after an attack of iood poisoning i and will probably taavc bo pita] today, her doctor laid last night. Mi.s.s Taylor was taken to the fashionable Salratore Mundi54 words
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Article33 1962-02-19 2 HAMBURG. Mr»n Tho <:,.,'.. toll from tio* d. vhi ciev.i' ted piiru- of the W< Ciennan fy r o: H-ur n^- u 9*'< > brin the total for Nortli ::ra;.. (O L2333 words
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90 1962-02-19 2 BANGKOK M: Kk nnedj D B a- rney-OtMral .Hiring the Far East, said on bl tod that his brother, President K •dedicated to the M Brit; rhai- m intern; sub 1 ei i an I nonst be cle.uly undcr-uxxi by all countri< !>■:.. :ng90 words
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Article38 1962-02-19 2 IMOPOLDmLLE, Mon. Elizabeth Tbring, a 21 -year-old Ame- question*', c ngokse poll .stigating the murder of Colonel Hulen Stogner. A ■n1 I Mi Altai 1 einj -i\' n 11 v« shock < .-y spokesman said ;c:i:38 words
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Article445 1962-02-19 2 ALEXANDER THOMSON - ALEXANDER THOMSON By Bradford. Mon I FOUND a note from Sir BdWftfd BeddiimtonBrtuena waiting for me Wben I drove ill here to inquire about, the business 01 living off the sheep's back. Mr Edward. sportsman, financier ana industrialist, has th^ £3.000,000 Jrremiah Amblrr woollen445 words
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386 1962-02-19 2 5 killed as two planes bomb F.L.N. base: Work of traitors- Paris OUDJA, (Morn,, FIVE people were killed and 10 injured when tu, r en^ined aircraft based in Algeria attacked the ist (FLN) military base here yesterdax according officials here. The aircraft dropped two bombs msi<i< the Ins, near an386 words
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186 1962-02-19 2 US experts ponder: What's going on in the Kremlin tVASHIN* PO M<«h s^( LMIiTI HN(i i> still '-"in- cm" lin. ,11 Bm \M K lll\ l|U expel Is on Son A> \V prepare for the important! ••i G« M M see ahead a period ot in Of SovlH No major186 words
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14 1962-02-19 2 BERLIN BUZZING RUSSIA REJECTS WEST PROTESTS 1\ Baturdu been r« cials. at h: i14 words
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Article21 1962-02-19 2 MANTI-A M V Air Forre holi w aboard was !»->-■•.: inrr ear: 1 i mercv HM ki flood defMtwted Butuan21 words
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Article21 1962-02-19 2 NEW DKIHI V >-..• would not attend Mr Khru>h< h»-\ rgested 11-nalicn prime mi: Lstti til rmunifi i < moi.tn.21 words
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Miscellaneous228 1962-02-19 2 N.Y.K.LINE S'pore P. S'ham PeaaMj li.jo-: Mr. I (ETA 3,4 bl), H'bWg, i Antwerp «1 n Mar SHa Mara tor Aden, Jeddaa. Port Said. Genoa, arseilles. Hawaarg. (ETA 27 3 62). B'men. Roam. ill Bi 27 1 Mi: «mm|i Mara lot P. Said. Beirut. Lattama. Famagusta. Piraeas. htarbul (Baargas. Coastarza),228 words
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Miscellaneous10 1962-02-19 2 POPV<£; wA ,5 s j T ~~E v\r: tng\\ 48810 words
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Article, Illustration295 1962-02-19 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Monday. J* ks Ibew wen two iin i; il!(l the de Wolff 'i pleasant Welgelegen l>ntrh vill;,o c n j )rir beds of Riem, 18. the famonds. ill remain r return tern tour at y end February. were295 words
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Article30 1962-02-19 3 xhibil ion ol Chin* paintinps by Chua K< I!'-: opens todaj al Victoria Hall and ill be on from 10 a m o 8 p.m. daU i30 words
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Article34 1962-02-19 3 SINOAP >RE, Mon. Rotary Club oi Sine '-pore West will elebrat Ib< 571 h mnhmnin I Rotary tnovemeni with a special I ilk al its WC< I DW I' Ing Q Thursd34 words
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82 1962-02-19 3 ASSOCIATION TO HOLD MAHJONG PARTY MN< I \PI >RI Mon. The Cai.adiaii ociation of Singapore will hold a bridge u:d mahjoii^ ;)>■:"'"•■ "'.< Rojal BingApi»if CJo;i tiutj on Tuesday. Feb. :.'T. ar !>.!.) a.m.. pro- i >i w hii'h v. ill C2o !c> charity Tickets il |3LM mm b Including82 words
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Article50 1962-02-19 3 SINGAPORE, Mod Puan NOOI Ai>hah, witr Oj tIM Y;u;u cii-IVrukin N T egara. lia'he Sfusoj bin Ishak. will presen; prizes and rertificatps to s'lci ril candidate nl 'he- 19f>l Language and Literacy Bxami] ttloi the Adult Bduc ition Board at the Cultural Centr P> b2l at &30 p.m.50 words
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Article, Illustration299 1962-02-19 3 SINGAPORE, Monday. r |IIK Countess of Brecknock, superintend-ent-in-chiet nl the Nwsfatg Division •f St John Ambulant c Brigade yesterday paid tribute to ■fhl.lii :m<l particularly officers of the brigade lure Tor their splendid work <>t chari!;. welfare and mercy in the The299 words
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121 1962-02-19 3 FOOD AND FUN FOR 300 AT SWIMMING CLUB'S CHILDREN'S DAY KA I 'N. i Mon.— About MM children and parenti had ilicking time the Chil- I C:iu. ;w Swimming Club in Amber Road tenUj The Day started "tv early in t'ne new iwlmminf pool bere children under M some lor121 words
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Article, Illustration200 1962-02-19 3 FIRST LADY BLOWS OUT Y.W.C.A. BIRTHDAY CANDLES OINT.APORE Mon. Puan O Noor Ai^h.i. wiir of the FaSf (li-l'cituan \c;:.ii.i w;is »iK st of honour .it i dinner marking the IStfa birthday «>i the Vouiik \\>- (nc!i> Csnistfaui AflMds lion o/ Singapore, add .«t Jt>« Ouir.ini Ko.ul ivntrr «»n <aturd:i> ni^ht.200 words
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270 1962-02-19 3 LESSON NO. 8 IN THE N. LANGUAGE BROADCAST THIS i th( eighth in a D6l> Wfltt '>i ..i.ii-' v-r.:. ii>h lesson^ to be oroadca.-J tonight and niuhiiy by Radio; Singapore tj 15 pm, li:sso.n s Sahabat baik Kawan liaik, a oooci ivu nri. AJai to invite; to ask. Makan Teni;ah-han270 words
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Article58 1962-02-19 3 Mr. Btandford Bntreklnd AD engineer, arrived irom the United States on short vi.-it. He is staying at Hotel Ambassador. Mr Hammaford, port uperintendent, arrived from Bangkok on way to Melbourne. H< 4 i .-.tayi..^ at Hotel Ambassador Mr. G. Ifacnui ilrllne representattve arrived from Hong Kong on58 words
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118 1962-02-19 3 Bazaar will aid children at 8 welfare homes SINGAPORE, Moti *J Mon :..m l.i"iQ underprivih dr< from !;i!t orgftnlstttioi- n Krill receive part f the •t < < a1 ion;il Ba/aa: id tu re ftl •:•< in *Ii irial Hall Mav M M I rasion* which commemorates the 10th maul*118 words
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Article19 1962-02-19 3 si.\(i oi?i .1 OBrii de !.u address members of c;,i Australia Wfci a lllMm meeting v19 words
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Advertisement120 1962-02-19 3 liilla I*l=4 WirnvKW h^xfr "I ™*™J IP R RR ill U pI PM S B SS^22SSS^9^HflflflPHfli Lilt mu%j W R a j L*T H I »frTH [Q I*7 [=1 \rrived America's little Cigars \ew Filter Tip tit l3 Little Cigar L J A i orote<t»o* tfw ei^or ta-fio" ihort tnougH120 words
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Advertisement267 1962-02-19 3 BHfcifwfflliiillillW't TTi i 1 i i < ,I■i'i i ;l 1 o*^^^% I^MfP^sry^Me^Bw ■JH'^'^HlHffWwUttJv *j 1 i i -t i J 1 i 1 1 4 i t t < J I I'll '^^^^^*^^wr Bc"'2Ji3^ 'J J j i i iMiJ i f j t lt«l jßfcjj^Bftp^Qj^Vjtf" 4 t 1267 words
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Miscellaneous220 1962-02-19 3 iN HAfl M.. dftfta) M I•■ 1 < vpitoi C September 9.30. 14 4 g.4s QVEENB: B I (Btadl) IN, < \III Swiss Family 6. 'J. H..--.1. 6.30. 9.3( |;o\ \l. I',i: t J r irum GLOBE: :ne Naked Spur 1.45, (Tamm 3.30. 4 inn* UfW to Piaaa iII 4.220 words
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Article, Illustration1952 1962-02-19 4 SCOOTER DEATH PARTS COUPLE IN LOVE fasdfa Dear Anne, I have known a girl for the past four >ear>. \\v have just been very good friends. Itet'cntly her boy friend was involved in a scooter accident and died. lait since, siie h.is Ix'comc a changed person. She h.is lost nil1,952 words
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265 1962-02-19 4 Dear Anne, My husband is an onlj hud anil an anusualh de\oteil son. Before he met me he >pt'iit nm.; <>| his time with his parents and did not mi\ with other Noun:; people of his own u.,t\ 1 had many friends before265 words
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107 1962-02-19 4 16-year-old girl and a secret Saturday friend Dear Anne, fdsfasd My father and mothei wen- when they found out that I u.» ing a boy every Saturday evemi < Now, I am not allowed to and have to stay at home even week. I am sure none of m> In107 words
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904 1962-02-19 4 0 Doctor says... ISM g» ap ob MB OT BH S9 IB Wi «i M MR K Hi SB Wat B the tight of one woman's flat-footed walk with her toes turned out had so horrified her neighbour, Mrs. Lim.904 words
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Advertisement32 1962-02-19 4 ■7 f/\ '<■ \a rl m |^f 'J|| JAYMATIC he orecision timepiecf ;> successfu men I S fl-V l| J» J I f jfc 1 B 1 %_^pß aa> 1 -—-3^pH B iaf i32 words
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Advertisement59 1962-02-19 4 1 I) (i >urins LAST WEEK'S WINNERS Addr< r PHK winners of last works rolourinc contest eat h «»f 1 whom will receive $r> are: CHRISTINA LEE Usi o Selannnr Flat r Singapore BRENDAN BOUDEWYN <6K A2 Tosca Sfrrri Estate, Singapore 16 CORNEL CHAN <LH,. 5St Holier', Avenue Siwpapore 19.59 words
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Article, Illustration1518 1962-02-19 5 KURT SINGER - KURT SINGER ffdasfasdasfas </ WITHIN A TRAP 'You have displeased your Emperor and your Covt.' PART TWO S\ I in Jit. th e oner at i I'l.nv was rul mar- <peed hnt with iidnup .x.n place, w;t» 111 I, Knirrvd the id-1,518 words
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Advertisement29 1962-02-19 5 f's *a Iways mx| anting $1.90 llj «n Mnt I I P" «»ort «N^ %ibeam MULT I VOLT OUMASTER *ill give you a -i^e than ?his morning. CMIHAI ITO29 words
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Advertisement156 1962-02-19 5 jft^ Captivating fm B^omi^M xl gg| p.^ 4QaL m aB j^P"j <P^B 4 ■B 9B|^f^ JB Jnonimcusls i>om« o i96' 18 H i^Bßl >** I MI JK GC Au-'rcl'on vocalist bv H |B ''^^'^Jf fOd.' ond television in<lu>tr> DODO AND HIS BAND PROV..I-J THt U L C "V* 1 j156 words
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Miscellaneous308 1962-02-19 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Diekenson MANDRAKE by Lee Faik and Phil Davis y rf\au GAVE ALL T~E VW HE TWREATEM VX>-J MO-- I WAKPA. TMIS IS SERIOUS. I I f^\ J iY^StT :_z -j f -4AAOWEYTOA 5T^5£T ORTA>CE THE J^)WEY/l GAVE UNLESS VDU CAWEXPLAiKiJ < vT_ J308 words
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Article364 1962-02-19 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Tribute to Polis Negara 4 HAPPY and wellA deserved tribute to the Slate Police TrainIng School m Thomson Road has been paid by a visit o* from Australia. He is Mr. Bt a D Swaine. a detective oilicer In the South Australian Police Force lor 12 years.364 words
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Article, Illustration874 1962-02-19 6 bLIST OF CODE NUMBERS AND 2-WAY RADIO SAVE MANY LIVES IN THE AUSSIE OUTBACK FROM a mile up, the doctor's voice was calm and authoritative as it crackled through the ether and into the headset. "Consult the chart and tell me where your husband feels the pain worst,874 words
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278 1962-02-19 6 PETER FAIRLEY - PETER FAIRLEY By 4FRICA is to get its first flying doctor service, supported by donations from the British public. It will be run on the lines of the famous Royal Australian service, now 34 years old. The service will operate over an area278 words
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Article113 1962-02-19 6 The Free Press reporttd: Tbc following Sin r »ai)f)ro prop, r'i' 1 were disposed ol by aucUon at Powt n t \c Oo'i iftk uoon on Tue sda v < PV b n i a rv 14) in the afternoon Fi-e.'hold land at Bpicer Road oir Qejlang113 words
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Article64 1962-02-19 6 4 n unknown man visited needy families in the flllagi nt Lftngtntaeli In West Germany and handed then sums <>i money mimln| from thirty to rtstf ■ATkl ($M U) $40* saying "tike thli and buy something tor your self and your children." Altogether lie handed out about64 words
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Article38 1962-02-19 6 Life is like that A Mil ..I IN- 11.11l i.,, CSS 35 «rl« the tr^' 'l (1.H,,, mi «r ii.v Mn^i tltr not land TVI2 mer no nam LAUGH... wn BEACHCCMiii MBeo t< boo I i.im on M38 words
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Advertisement17 1962-02-19 6 F*z COIOS.4C#£S *,ut PA/AfS adwaya use TIGER OIL fNC AUN TONG r»f net* «H< Mr> i «*u17 words
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Advertisement40 1962-02-19 6 ClockTower CIGARETTE TME FINEST CiGAQFTTTE^ FROM ENGLISH VIRGINIA TC A. vi^k -J Finest Flavour >/ 40^ a packet of 20 1 Ba^' i A^cne^ 4 < I i. ft. Model LEE FLETCHL 102-106 Ore' F I Te ***** S f I"*"* 140 words
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Miscellaneous282 1962-02-19 6 TODAHJADJO I go round- 1 si Singapore Bfestl \\.i\»- ienrtoe; saseUe; 8.00 Tlm gtevantti hour; fl 8.30 Melodies of years cone by: 11 metres 1 7250 k rs.i 90Q Tip {uucy 915 A n mp .Medium Wave Service: •.> reflMßlberj WS Tl¥ 'v HI niet res. 4u Album ol harmony;282 words
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Miscellaneous77 1962-02-19 6 (HIS A(R()S> 4 A:. OBpi«MMM b«k >4 3 Possibly jx>le.s not on the kvel 1l :.<; a.:.. human (ft) 14 Ino (7>. on -i i,,., 26 A container f..i d :r >:f <■ :il He couldn't :x- more cfvi:i>li (ft). SOLITION 32 'I ne e.^.sa%ist aids Don, posa- noQ rr77 words
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198 1962-02-19 7 15 WHOLESALE MEN FL Y IN FROM FINLAND TO BOOST 2- WA Y TRADE A TKA.M of n «.-h, i i SINGAPOBE, Monday. Kuai; ujSSS etB arr iv<(l hm tnm Fi land th^«- »"v inland and s'ZhJ rk sllr^> promote trade between Mr I i Kasl As '»n countries. trip198 words
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Article, Illustration131 1962-02-19 7 Mike (friend to needy children) sails home AFORE. M o n. l.sands of un- I children arou: I Singapore ssey i Uncl ttoem] wl today r c rissey has for i' Har u PoUce these year for good at East since of the B :o in Singa- certain*} miss :.t\:131 words
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Article39 1962-02-19 7 MOTOR FIRM AWARDS A SCHOLARSHIP The East*: Ltd here has $1,500 scholarship three-year mecha: at the Junior Trade School in vtu be selr hool's board of >f the school, i e been ta rn> for fiv<il work under Apprentice39 words
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Article50 1962-02-19 7 HBMMG M n omv MMI cases of tuberculosis were reported in Penang last month, i firop of 26 over the mber total of 65. Officia > d v itred bt i i ri! month o 168 deaths. Chief ca:« lity tuberculosis which n 1850 words
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Article, Illustration270 1962-02-19 7 ANNEKE TRIES TO SLIP OUT-BUT FANS SPOT HER SI \IMHII Mom I:, i, nationally- known HBgei Anneke Cronioh bow tried to slip iiui. tu mM mi I !>ore at i.\- voohoad I'll a;I lin it vii, sn— i»r causr even th > m airport baes:.! »'<'-^ r«--(o-nixiMl h r Hi270 words
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306 1962-02-19 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. VWENTI VO\ R adull class students who scored Ihc highesl marks in flic l.'J/J! Annual Language Examinations conducted l»\ the Vdull Education Board in IKremlKT i;ist yvm will receive special awards in addition i<> language proficiency certificates. The awards are in306 words
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Article, Illustration74 1962-02-19 7 v Hi^rr'^ w*rn.nn the o'hers v ..-.u voon they s? vui ,viiii> 100 riejr soinrtr.iMK moving- u dark f. K urr pa^g 'hrou^h ..,r v.iK;er*;ro*tii r> Gro^'rr vni!^ until the sinister finurf is wp!l awj y rom thrm- A!! in tinK." he mutters. from" They74 words
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Article60 1962-02-19 7 REVISION OF LAWS FOR MUSLIMS KOI A BAHF^U. Mon. The Sui'an ol Ki'lan'an 'oria 1 app'tir.tf'd a olne-ineinbcr com niit S»-r t > review a: d tighten up the Muslim laws ol the state Trie comrr.i'U'i I b9 Tensku Piu illma Ra a Tf>:.-r.;; Aiiniad :ji:. Te: 1 Abrkii (r:;a:"a:-60 words
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Article23 1962-02-19 7 PENAN'G. M-.n Mr J D >•;; dra: of ihe CJetieral Pr>.^t h«rc has been tran»ferred to Bwemtwui o:. pronotloo u postmaster tfaeit.23 words
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Article, Illustration162 1962-02-19 7 SINGAPOKP; Mon The O Australian Trade Commission in Sini;apore will launch an "Australian Food and Wine Festival' here from today to March Similar festivals will be launched in Kuala Lumpur. Seremban. .Malacca. I poh and Penanu A special attraction will162 words
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Article42 1962-02-19 7 TBLUK INBON II n Ifr R. \'"'rivc:oo I resigned ai the wcretary i I the Teluk taon bnmdi ol the People's Pr .-ivssivc Party The i.-v-i.-ta rretarv. Mr Felix Anthony, ha.- been appointed a MCfetary in his place42 words
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Article77 1962-02-19 7 OPERATION FOR 3,000 SOLDIERS KL'AI. LUMPUR Mon. M than 3.000 troop the 2 C nw< alth j...":. H: igade Qraop u i on i lay exercL e In the i 8-Tnbilan a:.d Mii ic i i The opposing force are troo: r ur. tin i rati Armj Mead D [fag77 words
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155 1962-02-19 7 BEAUTIES ON FLOATS FOR CHAP GOH MEH PROCESSION SINGAPORE. Mon. A procession of float lanterns and a lion dance will be the main attractions ;it the Chap Goh Men festival celebrations. at the Happy World Amusement Park today orga?:! -d bv thr mar.aa* m< ol th. p.irV jr. r Jun155 words
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109 1962-02-19 7 'MR.BRANDY' HERE TO SURVEY LOCAL MARKET SINGAPORE. Mon Vr Y Honnessy. otherwise r.nown a "Mr Brandy" flrw n from Hong K<.riK for a nine-day visit to Singapore i?.rt Malaya to urvey market •onditions l<»r >..i<-s promotion iurp.. Mr H«>nnr sy. sft who > director m ti p London ■:!.>• ol109 words
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Advertisement167 1962-02-19 7 the newest. fastest jet arrives in the Orient 1 TAKE OFF A silver streak rlashes across JB i^H JA m^T r ]thav p^ )!IC<J tlpp ot moaprr the Onent skies— and brings M MM I Ll MM MM mrhners operates through srve-. you a new era in jet s^rvice fli^t167 words
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Miscellaneous178 1962-02-19 7 j-, wrll a^ MK-ial H.iv.- a splendid JR BIRTHOAr.. LEO ,s nu .d. 1 v .n-.M..,i > >um.,; SAG TTfIR US .;>"'•;.■ i and drpendu- mnrn \ur !S4-S«f*. *3) rt:|V f lhr u<t k tnr tfl)l VIKbU V(>l passed tii.- nprratiit- artion l.i-l linr to PT«MnB i» to pia t178 words
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Article, Illustration724 1962-02-19 8 INSIDE SHOW BUSINESS WIDE AWAKE WITH WILDER by Herbert Kretzmer BILLY WILDER is i siikill and shiiH\ Anit'ii i mi genius who thinks l.isi and t;i!ks fast, Mi also w.ilks t «t *I wa.^ i .'n feitan lot minutes, and for 80 then] he walked < umpulsm iv in, out,724 words
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230 1962-02-19 8 JOAN (KWMOKI) and Hctte Davis who prnvideri the two top emotional peaks in pre-war Hollywood pictures— are to be teamed by director Robert Aldrirh in his next film. Whatever Happened to Baby Jane. I'hry ir.- t.» .ipp.-.ir .is two .u tins sisters, famous in the mid230 words
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Article, Illustration175 1962-02-19 8 UNUSUAL MISS MIMIEUX DOESN'T LIKE ACTORS s MISS YVETTE MIMIEUX is the i Iwl only youn;; actress under-long- term contract to MCM, and clearly bi s things arc expected of her. When the tlew to London to i play one oi *h- leading roles in The Lujnt m the Piazza,175 words
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Article67 1962-02-19 8 A DOG'S LIFE CAN BE SO PLEASANT Jacqueline )ones, a blue eyed blonde, plays the role of an assistant- to a veterinary surgeon in a film just shown in Britain. The lucky dogs. She has already appeared in films in Italy and is now breaking her way into the British67 words
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Article, Illustration210 1962-02-19 8 IJEX HARRISON the i new Caesar has bowed out ol the him version oi Graham Greene's play, The living Room, revealed director Michael Powell. The Mm has now been postponed. It wa-s not only the lure of playing Caesar to Elizabeth Taylor's. Cleopatra210 words
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Article117 1962-02-19 8 Recent heroes have been Of the Finnev variety raw, rougn and tMgh. n m 8 inn Spiegel has found e to play a leading role I ..v. rei CC I Arabia. with the moustache and raavity of Erroi Flynn, the Imtraai pyea of Rudolph Valentino .>■ d117 words
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Article250 1962-02-19 8 FRKF fMRF^K RAHK pADirrD cnciCi ri%c«ao ovvA, vvttnJLJK $c*si jtWysffiP'*NHWBfrt |^)v^ jb* "iMioc FAR EASTERN JOURNEY by Bernard New m a n (Herbert Jenkins, 215.) BERNARD NEWMANS ambitious journey acro*> southern Asia beg* I U Pakistan, where be tr..vled uorthwardi u Khyber Pan f St p'^tcrtained250 words
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Advertisement213 1962-02-19 8 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LiJ INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION CM NEW FONTANA BOOKS JEOPARDY Montr, d C One woman robbed and abandoned htm, the other be his mstress ftQ betr. "-ten came Casi THE HILL OF DOVES S'uort Cloctc A moving aramo of the men and women rn e ,r ♦rced;° i213 words
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Miscellaneous623 1962-02-19 8 Word Puzzle 'CH': Winning solution CH 1 CH 2 CH 3 CH 4 CH 5 CH 6 *Bc or n e^i 1 i MBB h^R i cht| lAaßßaßLtiAii^J &B&U l'o'c T| Ip' ilcJkj l^ JUDGES' COMMENTS ON THE MOST APT ANSWERS f V\ 1 1 prize in tin- ;i:t;i:t for623 words
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Article, Illustration503 1962-02-19 9 Counter-attack and the value of surprise th, tn> 7 il i)CS f '■ountvr-attack... (may from nJh FiAh.\A oral., ndh the f ir <t imuvi. (JOUNTER-Al IACK is not just simply a sud den decision to "have a go* 1 niter a period defence. It is not, and should never be.503 words
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109 1962-02-19 9 Solution to youth problems, yet We won't compete SINGAPORE. ,^on Amateur iation not to iion. n Malaya for low the the aue to i rion of tically in and Sinh chal- >. it ion m i dp this interL future can be .:e Burn.ll be to the •>lem of ver.<;109 words
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69 1962-02-19 9 COME AND JOIN THE WATER SKI ASSOCIATION S-U.'.:' 1 '.'>;.. MOD. Malayan Water Skim/l^ff^^tt^n will hold annual general m or a: U. :\U Ac- Fire and Lin Insurance Com: iny, r Li i..uing at 5.3C pjn. The secretary of t: M»* ciat:, Mr. David Hill ha> appealed for new men69 words
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204 1962-02-19 9 THE NON-WHITE ATHLETES WILL BE THERE -BRUNDAGE CHICAGO, Mon. -Mr. A very Brundage. provident of tho International Olympic Committee, said the 1.0.C had been assured by the Snuth African Olympic Committee that non-white athletes would be included in that country's team to the 1964 Olympic Games in Tokyo provided theyReuter - 204 words
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Article336 1962-02-19 9 .iolfers ahoy! Lot John Jacobs, Britain's top teacher, iron out your faults and reduce your handicap. Jacobs is the man who l.elps the stars. Members of Ryder Cup and Walker Cup teams always seek hi.s .idvice. With the riuht club and the correct method bunker shots336 words
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Article, Illustration135 1962-02-19 9 Ist. Day, ieh It (ioinc FAS 'I i f '>iv. ;> 6F. Won by: 11..,I 1 sh. hd., 'V x Time: 1 mm 14 A 5. (1. 4. Div. 4 W. Won by: sh. hd nk.. l't. Time: 1 min 11 <I. I. Div. 6F.135 words
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Article233 1962-02-19 9 I EDINBURGH. Mun. Sco;J lands Rugby Union team for the match against Ireland m Dublin on February 24 i.> ihe same as ti.e .side winch beat Wales 8-3 m Cardiff. Stanley Ooaghtfte, who BJSI late replacement for j a Rodci at .scrum hall in th»233 words
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Article79 1962-02-19 9 SINGAPORE, M n 1 Binganoic Cii U fk n A Delation ha >■. table tennl plaji r to tral In preparatiojii foi u territorial match wttl FMef atiori Civil Servants during the Ea ;ter h illda [ncluded m the wtected 12 arc Wong bck M79 words
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Advertisement136 1962-02-19 9 Free Home Delivery Imj 1 We invite you to become a regular reader ni VJ\ the Singapore Free Press. All you have l.» '*~*~<\ >>m T\ do is complete the special delivery form below, *"""> 7& *J hand it to your newsvendor or post to J inn y^Hbv >*\ House,136 words
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276 1962-02-19 10 King's Choice does winning gallop in company of High Tower By SCRUTINEER BUKIT TIMAH, Monday. TOE Daniels-trained Kings Choice wound up his preparation for Wednesday's nwc with a sparkling trial with sfabfemate High Tower rt the Bukit Timah this morning. Breaking from the half mile post the pair made a276 words
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Article153 1962-02-19 10 Ptnal placing* were: 1. Brian Wilke* Africa) 71. 68. .33-38* 7K_283; 2. •>9. 75. 68. «35-3i>» 74:-286; ts»^2««; and T. i: 7. Prank.Phillips «Au and Ben An >.. 71 R Tuohy (Au&fra:. n 7J. -7« <3-J- and Lu Uan Hwan <Taiwan»- 14 3-37» 71-»1: 14. T \V(«153 words
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Article, Illustration891 1962-02-19 10 LITTLE NENE - WILKES TOPS KOBARI AND NAGLE IN FINAL ROUND BATTLE LITTLE NENE By Singapore, Mon. BKIAN WILKES. 29- South iflm Maestro, oil litters to v. 2 Sin pore Opei pi< tnship ith an agg- ga* H 1 10 anpar] :<•:• 71 hdea Um R«\v:il Siiiu.-.-port OoU ciub Old C m 1Free Press - 891 words
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790 1962-02-19 10 SCRUTINEER - SCRUTINEER HOW THEY RAN By BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. PEAK Of Perfection, with Moses Lee riding superbly, won ihr main 6f sprint for horses Class Two Division One here yesterday. Peak of Perfection got up in the very last stride t<>790 words
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155 1962-02-19 10 ENGLISH FOURTH DIVISION CLUB TO CLOSE-REPORT LONDON. Mon.-The BntMlh I Football League have :^kcd AccTington Stanley, the bottom team In the Fourth Divlskm, to clarify their posttion after newspaper reports had suggested that the club would have to close down. The Accrlngtoo pttet for their 16 home matches this acagon155 words
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Article91 1962-02-19 10 PLAYING like a MMHtd proirsMonal. B. QmhMl of Australia was Best Amateur y ester. d;iy with 300 *77-72-70-76<. Hr was lollowed %i 317 by iinotliT Australian. J. EttgSOCl, and then ranif RIC and R^GC champi. i. j.ick Btaeedjr, 319. Nick Hitney. best amatpur durmc ttM KM day. m91 words
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Article105 1962-02-19 10 /COLOMBO. Mo:, Ted Dexter is looking tOCWfrd to the temporary return i cricket of the Reverend David Sheppard the m.i who could be his strongest rival to PlpUrtn M.C.C. i:. Australia next nfntet Dexter, who led M.C.C. o: the India and Pakistan tour just ended,105 words
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Article20 1962-02-19 10 SINGAPORE. Mon f- Sorrr-r Lads beat Qucpr.>tr>' United 4-0 in i foothwll m.t Ism;.;] scored all the ?'«]<20 words
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Article631 1962-02-19 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. Alex and Patricia Chan each wen two events in splendid times r. the Chinese Swimming Ctab'l ianual '"Children's Day" swimming carnival yesterday. Alex, nine, clocked a reeorrl 35.4 .seconds for 50 metres in hi.-. ftgfi LToUJ). BOYS Under 10 sears: 50 me; res631 words
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