The Straits Times, 20 March 1960
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Title Section12 1960-03-20 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES f* No. 11>2 SUNDAY, MARCH 2U, 1960 20 CENTS12 words
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Article, Illustration167 1960-03-20 1 INSIDE STORY OF FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD TRIALS WHEN Hollywood stars get into trouble the cry goes out: Get me Ciesler!" UNA TURNER g^jg ■•id lawyer Jerry ■iter her boy stampinaA.i~ -tabbed to I rt daughter Meed a murder ROIERT MITCHUM g !>r after police on a house v167 words
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Article, Illustration885 1960-03-20 1 EXPAND OUR INDUSTRY CALL TO LOCAL TRADING TYCOONS Dr. Goh: Govt. will give all aid and incentive NUCLEAR TESTS BAN SINGAPORE, Saturday. JHE FINANCE MINISTER, Dr. Coh Keng Swce. today called on local business magnates to move into manufacturing enterprises "to fit yourselves into the new situation. Speaking in Mandarin,885 words
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Article148 1960-03-20 1 HAZARDS I OF A POLICE INFORMER Thugs waiting to beat me I CINGAPORE, Sot. A police informer, claiming trial with three others on a rioting j chorge, today asked the Ninth Mogistrate, \Mr R. B. I. Pates to i have him remanded at the Central Police Station i lock-up ond148 words
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Article121 1960-03-20 1 Campaign to urge birth control gINGAPORL. bat The Chinese language Peur Weekly disclo&ed tooay tn;:t the Health Ministry will launch a mass education campaign shortly to encourage birth control In an editorial, it' said the campaign would instruct the people on the latest contraceptive methods. It said the only effective121 words
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Article137 1960-03-20 1 DAHA LOSES SEAT £OLOMBO, Sot. The Prime Minister, Mr. Wijeyanonda Dahanayoke, was beaten by the United National Party candidate in his constituency of Galle, according to unconfirmed reports. The reports said a recount had been ordered. Polling began this morning for the first election since the assassination of Solomon Bandaranaikr.Reuter - 137 words
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Article117 1960-03-20 1 £ENEVA, Sat. Russia today accepted a U. S. proposal for a joint British -American -Soviet nuclear research programme, provided all parties agreed not to hold any low-yield test during the research period. At the same time Russia proposed the conclusion of a treaty to end allReuter - 117 words
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473 1960-03-20 1 SCRAPPED YONG'S MONTH-OLD ADVISORY BODY THE Minister of Education dissolved the Joint Cor was set up a month ago to ad tion of Government's polici teaching and adult literary c A statement issued by the Minister said that at the meeting of the Consultative Committee, held on March 17, "it473 words
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Article27 1960-03-20 1 HOLLYWOOD. Sat—Academy Award nominee Richard Riedel. 53. was killed in a car accident near Rome yesterday. He was nominated for nis direction of •Pillow Talk."27 words
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Article96 1960-03-20 1 INDONESIA TO HAVE NEW PARLIAMENT JAKARTA. Sat. President Sukarno announced today that Indonesia would have a new Parliament made up of half of the representatives of political parties and half of representatives of I "functional groups" including the armed forces. The President made the statement after his return from threeReuter - 96 words
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49 1960-03-20 1 Two sisters (aged 3 and 5) drowned SINGAPORE. Sat. Two sUter.v Teo Sic Geok, 3, and Sic Loy, 5, were drowned today after falling into a pond near their house In Gulega Road, on* 9} mile Upper Changl Road. Their bodies were found by their mother. Police are investigating.49 words
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Article141 1960-03-20 1 MALACCA, Saturday. THE Malayan Party chairman and Malacca municipal councillor, Mr. Tan Kee Gok, today urged Hie Gov-ernor-in-Council not to approve payment of arrears of allowance to municipal councillors. The Malacca municipal council, at its monthly meeting last Wednesday, decided after a stormy debate to pay141 words
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Article, Illustration253 1960-03-20 1 A NEW PLAN TO FIGHT INDONESIAN SMUGGLING f SINGAPORE, Soturday. THE Indonesian^ Navy ..£hief of Staff, Commodor* Martadinata, said Here today that he proposed to s«r up a Coastal Command to co-ordinate anti-smuggling work of the navy, immigration, customs and marine police departments To effectively check smuggling, he said, it253 words
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Article15 1960-03-20 1 DRUNK COLON LEADS REVOLT Ml bare tuii i> VltN'llr.j of ml lbtt» ill15 words
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Article, Illustration67 1960-03-20 2 ROGER MANVELL and; HEINRICH FRAENKEL - SIX CHILDREN SEE THE LAST GRIM ACT ROGER MANVELL and HEINRICH FRAENKEL By This was the war's strangest drama Dominating all the elements of the macabre personality of Joseph Coebbels was a twisted but unquenchable loyalty to his Fuehrer. It was natural for him to decide to die at Hitler's67 words
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Article, Illustration1178 1960-03-20 2 Inside Hitler's bunker THROUGH (Ik shattered streets of Berlin drove two can. There wn no bombing on that spring evening. l>ul the tolermittent rumble <>l" gunfire wn louder Hum the da\ be fore. In the rars, in addition to the drivers, were six little children and their mother and lather.1,178 words
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Article, Illustration2166 1960-03-20 3 ...inside the last fortress a mother waits for the end tays that he read a great deal anl continued to maintain Us diary. He took part in the conference* which Hitler summoned, ard he shared U> some extent wh\t was left2,166 words
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Advertisement111 1960-03-20 3 NEXT WEEK: A spoon of poison for each child Tkto aeries ha« been adapted from "Dr. Goebbeto" by Borer Manvrll and HVinrirh Kra.nkrL be published tomorrow by William Hrinrtnann 1305.) COLOUR UNDER FOOT VALUE UNDER FOOT AND MONEY IN THE BANK! Carpet Week at Whiteaways I SPECIAL OFFER ik^Mki WILTON111 words
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Article, Illustration611 1960-03-20 4 IPOH, Sat. The former State Information Officer, Perak, Mr. I. S. A. Howard, was acquitted and discharged today on all three charges of cheating the Perak and Federation governments of a total of $1,453 between February and April last year The Ipoh Sessions Court President. Inche Ibrahim bin611 words
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81 1960-03-20 4 6 old ladies of the sea are retired SINGAPORE. Sat. The Marine Police are selling six launches which have done "very good Jobs" for well over 10 years, and have served their purpose. Tenders are now invited from prospective buyers. Mr. S.D.M. Jepson. O.C. Marine Police, told the Sunday Times81 words
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Article75 1960-03-20 4 Kn.IM, Sat.— A fire which burnt down her house has upset the marriage plans of a pretty 23--year-ol- seamstress. Wong Yok Yin. Wong was herself burnt on the right arm when she tried to save her bridal dress. Fourteen other members of the household escaped75 words
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Article, Illustration437 1960-03-20 4 Autopsy findings more reliable than witnesses, says Camps IMPORTANCE OF FORENSIC MEDICINE AT VARSITY By ALAN YANG SINGAPORE, fcfcDr. Francis Camps, British pathologist and forensic medicine expert, said hare today that a patho* logist's findings on tha injuries of a victim "tell more truth than evidence given by most eye-wit-nesses."437 words
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Article, Illustration135 1960-03-20 4 EXCHANGE NEWSMEN, SAYS EDITOR SINGAPORE. Sat. Th« editor of a leading fcnglish language newspaper in India. Mr. Tushar Kanti iihosh.. »aid here today that there should be a greater exchange of journalists between newspapers in India and Singapore "to improve relations." Mr. Ghosh, managing editor and proprietor the alcutta daily.135 words
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Article, Illustration269 1960-03-20 4 By Kenneth Hammonds CINGAPORE, Sat. Four adventuresome Britons today declared Malayan roads to be the best they had encountered since the autobahns of Germany, and Malayan people the friendliest they had met on their tour of the world. They are Stephen Fox. John Devlne,269 words
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328 1960-03-20 5 |(UALA LUMPUR, Sot The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will visit four European countries os guest of their governments during his forthcoming trip to London The Tengku. who us t lying to London on April 27 to attend the Commonwealth Prune Minister* corlerence,328 words
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Article, Illustration38 1960-03-20 5 TEACHER PAMELA BECOMES BRIDE MR CHRISTOPHER JOHN HARTLEY, of the engineering department of Henry Waugh Ltd.. and his bride. Rosemary Pamela Medcalf. a teacher at St. Margaret's Girls' School, after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore yesterday.38 words
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78 1960-03-20 5 BANK CLERK FINDS 15 NEW OLD NOTES rUII ANSON. Sat. A bank clerk. Mr. Lim Tay Huat. 42. yesterday found 15 brand new 10-cent notes of the Straits Settlements dated 14th October. 1919. The notes were in a steel trunk belonging to his mo- j ther. who died 30 years78 words
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Article44 1960-03-20 5 SINGAPORE. Sat A verlict of suicide wa.s returned »t the close of an inquest toiay on a school dj>;l. Grow 3pw Bun. who killed himself By leaping from the second floor of a school at Bukit Pasoh on Jan. 5.44 words
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255 1960-03-20 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday THE MENTRI BESAR of Brunei, Dato Ibrahim bin Mohd Jo'otar, said here today his Government would senc about 20 students tor courses >n science, agncuitun and technology at the University of Malaya in Smgapon and Federation next year. The Dato. who returned255 words
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Article84 1960-03-20 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Eleven airmen from the R.A.F. Seletar have been awarded the R.A.F. s long service and good conduct medal. Between them the 11 have i put in 210 years work The airmen who have each completed at least 18 years duty are: Master Pilot84 words
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Article42 1960-03-20 5 MALACCA. Sat. Over 50, delegates will attend the an- 1 nual All-Malayan Singapore theosophical conference to be I held at the High School here from March 27 to 29. The prccMent of the Malacca Lodgr Mr. K Kandiah. will presidt42 words
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Article85 1960-03-20 5 Fast of the Bahais ends today MALACCA. Sat. The Bahais. a small (only 300 followers) religious croup in Malaya, will end their 19-day fasting period tomorrow and celebrate j j their New Year on Monday. The Bahais observe fasting in almost the same way and about the same time as85 words
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Article40 1960-03-20 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Miss I Jacqueline Durieux. the French beauty expert, will give a lecture and demonstration on the art of makeup to members of the YWCA Blue Triangle Club! in Raffles Quay at 5 p.m. on Tuesday.40 words
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Article119 1960-03-20 5 WOMEN I JOIN BIG CLIMB KIALA LL'MPI'R. Sat. .Nearly 80 women and 70 men will set out tomorrow to climb the 3.*****. high Gunong Berumbun. about nine miles from Seremban. The climb, organised by the Negri Sembilan branch of the Malayan Outward Bound Association, is a prelude to an attempt119 words
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Article57 1960-03-20 5 IPOH. Sat Police today uncovered an arms cache of the Sup Pat Loh Hon 1 18 months) secret society, a splinter group of the notorious Wah Kee gang. The gangsters' weapons about 30 spears, daggers, parangs, choppers, axes, iron bars, knives, and stick* were found hidden57 words
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Article746 1960-03-20 5 Teachers union's proposals to Education Review Committee USE OF NATIONAL LANGUAGE AS MAIN TEACHING MEDIUM MUST BE BY PLANNED STAGES organisations should he represented on it. Experienced educationists and other "enlightened" persons interested in education should be invited to serve on State Education Boards. It746 words
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165 1960-03-20 5 Women teachers t old: Don't wriggle KLALA I I MII H sal Women teachers were told today not to wrigglr like .%iarllyn Monroe and wear clothes fit for a beauty contest in their classrooms. 1 his advice was given by Selangor a new Chief Ldutation Officer. Inche Aminuddin bin Baki,165 words
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Article159 1960-03-20 5 |N(.\PORK. Sat. Mr. Brian Lyons of the Mercantile Bank in Singapore had a very pleasant surprise today. hen the Sunday Times told him that his brother l><-niv whom he has not mm for two y«-ars. would be ruining to Singapore in the MM of a159 words
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Advertisement165 1960-03-20 5 «AJVMC/T« let all the way to the U.S.A. m via London by BOM COMU 4 Take advantage of BO\( Ticket Instalment Plan fly now, pay later. For information and bookings consult YOUR TRAVEL AGENT o<MALAYAN AIRWAYS (General Sales Agent) BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION NEW! AFTER SHAVE LOTION BETTER FOR YOUR165 words
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114 1960-03-20 6 A BEAUTICIAN recommends that you hold your head straight blink lightly open eyes wide turn eyes to extreme right, tben left blink. Raise eyes up and then down see sides of nose to tip blink make a complete circle using eye muscles114 words
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Article, Illustration91 1960-03-20 6 SPOTLIGHTING THE TRIALS AND TRIBULATIONS OF A DINNER GUEST Formula for »ii»« woathor wear it o shirt and (horr* wrrti a «kir? to match With two or more mix V motch trios, pommtotiom ere almost analass. At loft ore a couple picked from rsowlo— collection ot91 words
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Article425 1960-03-20 6 When candlelight is not so romantic... I WAS having lunch with a few friends the other day when we got to talking about the trials and tribulations of being a guest at dinner. Now don't get me wrong. I love being invited out to dinner. I like a change of425 words
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Article363 1960-03-20 6 PAYING THE PRICE Now what can you say, besides: "Very much; it was delicious." "Well." she says, "there li enough left for a few second helpings, so I shall let you have some more— and I won't take no for an answer." Horrors! There you are, satisfied, a little sleepy363 words
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Article106 1960-03-20 6 T DIDN'T know on* could x make wine from bananas, until I found a recipe for It In the cook book "Good Pood From Singapore." Place three pounds bananas, peeled and thiiuy sliced, into a receptacle. Add four pints of water, lukewarm, but previously boiled, with one pound sugar.106 words
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Advertisement697 1960-03-20 6 latest Beauty Bulletin From Helena Rubinstein My march tor beauty takem mm everywhere! In theme mail— promise to tmmp you potted on all the latent news about make-up, skin-care. .»mi ta^hton' m o AMIER EYES. The hard doe-eyed look is well on tht way out. It's bring replaced by the697 words
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Advertisement631 1960-03-20 6 ■■^&>**.- oVbbbuLbbP bbbbbbbbbb. that cool and lorrhf 100k You need Crookes Lacto-Calamine Lotion to care for your *kia. Day by day your skin will look sorter, lovelier, creamier. This) soothing, milky lotion protects your skin too gives cool, soothing relief from sunburn and I prickly he«t. Lacto -Calamine is fi631 words
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Article, Illustration430 1960-03-20 7 Ko proposes a liaison team to help traders and Govt. KEYNOTE OF CHINESE CHAMBER PRESIDENT'S SPEECH IS CO-OPERATION SINGAPORE Saturday. THE President of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ko Teck Kin, today proposed the setting up of a special liaison organisation for closer co-opeation between the Government and business430 words
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53 1960-03-20 7 SINGAPORE. Mon French beauty culturist Mademoiselle Jacqueline Durieux who is now on a four-month tour of Singapore and the Federation, will give a lecture and demonstration on the art of make-up to members of thr Y.W.C.A. Blue Triangle Club I in Raffles Quay at53 words
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Advertisement81 1960-03-20 7 KW// <: 7 •We re here again to Uuna up health in the uicesi possible Haliborange will ensure that your children grow up sturdy and strong with sound teeth and well-formed bones. Haliborange has a delicious orange flavour that will be loved by all." Haliborange THE NICEST WAY OF TAKING81 words
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329 1960-03-20 8 SEX SLAYING CASE: TWO SUSPECTS NEW YORK, Saturday. TWO suspect are to be questioned in connection with the sex slaying of three wealthy women in the Starved Rock State Park, Illinois, Police Chief William Morris said today. Mr. Morris identified the329 words
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Article15 1960-03-20 8 THE JOHANSSON STORY INGEMAB JOHANSSON continues the story of his fantastic fighting life tomorrow in....15 words
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Article24 1960-03-20 8 THAT $300 prize in the Free Press Word Putzle "D contest has been won. and another contest begins tomorrow in24 words
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Article33 1960-03-20 8 EVERYBODY is talkIng about the NEW FREE PRESS, with new features and up-to-the-minute news coverage. What do YOU think of the Free Press? Write to the Editor and tell him.33 words
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Article60 1960-03-20 8 HONG KONG. Sat— James Evans, pilot of an unidentified American airline, was fined HKSSOO iM$25O) yesterday for beating to death a dog and its four puppies. Evans said in defence that the mother dog had attacked his child and scratched the youngster's face. Evans. 44. was60 words
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Article113 1960-03-20 8 BARBER GETS PAID IN CORN NAPLES, Sat. A haircut In the village of Valleagricolo costs a pound of corn. A shave costs a cauliflower. In another shop, a cup of coffee cost* an egg. Valleagricolo is the poorest town in Italy. The 1.300 inhabitants have resorted to the ancient system113 words
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Article42 1960-03-20 8 LONDON. Sat.— The Queen left Buckingham Palace today for the first time since her third child was born a month ago. She travelled to Windsor Castle to spend the day with other members of the royal family.— Reuter.Reuter - 42 words
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169 1960-03-20 8 He said the U.S. Government would protest strongly as the spy charges against the Bishop were "totally false." IN ROME, the Vatican had no Immediate comment but Catholic missionary drclef said they were "very worried" about the fate of Bishop Walsh.— U.P.l169 words
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Article43 1960-03-20 8 NEW DELHI. Sat— About 4.000 bank employees went on a one-day token strike today in .sympathy with colleagues employed by the Bank of India, who have been on strike for 16 days for higher pay and b conditions— ReuterReuter - 43 words
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252 1960-03-20 8 KJEW DELHI, Sat. City officials and parents are worried by an influx of obscene books aimed at Indian teenagers. The books a mixed bag of illustrated sex and adolescent confessions—retail from three to 15 rupees 'about $190 to 59.50>. The price is a bitUPI - 252 words
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182 1960-03-20 8 Victims of the Jet Age: 40 old pilots CHICAGO, Sat. Commercial airline pilots over 60 years of age became victims of the Jet Age yesterday when the Federal Aviation Agency ordered them grounded. The union representing the pilots sakl today that it would "go all the way to the SupremeUPI - 182 words
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Article30 1960-03-20 8 DAMASCUS, Sat. President Nasser ended hi^ onemonth visit to the United Arab Republic's Syrian region today. He sailed from Latakia for Alexandria In the yacht Alhurria.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article, Illustration1196 1960-03-20 9 KATHERINE SIM CONTINUES HER SLOW, SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY HOME sand: a dust-dtvil bearing a wild whorl of leaves chasing a small boy across an open the vast Maithon dam project; Durgapur with its flaming steel work brilliant against an aiigry western .sky. Nearer1,196 words
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Advertisement469 1960-03-20 9 IN Calcutta we acquired the patience of two lobs; and despite the dnesb* of friends and even of the many officials with whom we had to deal it was a pleasure to leave the dust arc dirt of the city behind us As a' long last we drove away one469 words
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Obituary22 1960-03-20 10 M Bor^a tM (bHanmii >o paaaat a« t» aa 3«tb r.« mt aorf«w laaartaa' ay Ma ■avaai Wift aa4 CbMm22 words
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Article282 1960-03-20 10 TUIE ne-.s that the Ped- eratlon and Singapore Governments are to begin talks soon on a common market for their manufactures will be widely welcomed, particularly In the island state where the proposal originated. The central argument for co-operation instead of competition in industrial development derives282 words
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Article163 1960-03-20 10 IX>R 90 minutes last r Thursday. Malacca municipal councillors debated the payment of monthly allowances to themselves at the rate of $200 per head per month. For much of this time a number of councillors rated l tne Press, in particular the Sunday j Times, for presuming163 words
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967 1960-03-20 10 JEFFREY FRANCIS - The man who wont have his picture in the papers JEFFREY FRANCIS This week 's persojiality. By FOR A VEX V GOOD REASON ONK of the greatest problems in the war against corruption in Malaya is not lack of public co-operation but kick of reliable information on any specified case.967 words
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Article, Illustration525 1960-03-20 10 R. CHANDRAN - WHITE GOLD R. CHANDRAN Day the milkmen called on the poor people of Kampong Renggit and distributed free glasses 0f... By KASSIM. four, gulped down the large glass of milk, smacked his lips, and then timidly asked. "Can I have another?" But the answer wos a gentle no. For another525 words
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Article173 1960-03-20 10 IN a small church in the Highlands the pastor was standing at the door with a collection plate in his hand. As HamLsh McDougall walked out he put a pound note iv the plate. Astonished. the pastor thanked him and observed: "That means, a soul rescued173 words
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Advertisement47 1960-03-20 10 FLIGHTS WEEKLY I TOKYO Fly Pan American's luxurious double-decked i Super "Strato" Clipper' Tokyo. Take your \^/mi choice of routes SVuJ t* via Saigon. Stopo\er < toM2fis% service on every flight. 0 emit jrMir travel agent or j| IS/ IS Robituon Road, PALY AIVTERICACV WORLD'S MOST EXPERIENCED AIRLINE47 words
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439 1960-03-20 11 SHARP RISE IN HOU, G OVER LAST FEW 10 ON FRIDAY NIGHT Detectives patrol streets: Tips for the public SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE POLICE spotlight is being focussed on Hit 1 stealthy burglar as "Operation Pangk«ng"a new anti-housebreaking campaign gets into full swing. Housebreaking has439 words
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Article, Illustration593 1960-03-20 11 M. S. Ramiliava - This book's smaller than a five cent coin M. S. Ramiliava By TAN BACK FROM HOLIDAY WITH RARE SOUVENIR SINGAPORE, Sot. WHEN Mr. Tan §ek Whui, of SiitfO pore, returned from o holiday in Europe recently, he brought bock with him o very rore totivenir o miniature booklet containing the593 words
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84 1960-03-20 11 21,000 copies of 'Learn Malay' sold OiNGAPORL. Sat. Over »3 ***** copies of Radio Singapore.^ "Learn Malay" handbook containing lessons broadcast twice weekly have been sold. The second bookit't whicn will contain Lesions 17 to 32 will be on sale at the beginning of April. Only a few hundred copies84 words
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480 1960-03-20 11 DUSUN GETS FAG-END OF SPORE STORM r^mmnsassm^ IHE DUSUN. Friday, March 11. COR some days the early morning temperature has stood at 70-72 degrees Fohrenheit. On the 9th, the reading during the day was as follows: 7 a.m. 72; 1 1 .30 a.m. 90; 3 p.m. (during storm) 73, rising480 words
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Article120 1960-03-20 11 CITY UNIONS TO WAIT UNTIL FRIDAY SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation has agreed to wait until March 25 for a reply from the City Council to its demands. This followed a discussion between the federation's secretary -general, Mr. S. P. P. Nathan, and the City Administrator120 words
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82 1960-03-20 11 SINGAPORE, Sat.— A man who admitted stealing a pen from a volunteer special constable told a district judge today that he stole because he lid not know what else to do. Ong Boon Huat. 26, of Rochore Canal Road, was sentenced82 words
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Article86 1960-03-20 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Fo\it Federation students who were selected to take a two-year course as pilots by the Indonesian Government under the Colombo Plan left for Jakarta today. They are: Syed Ibrahim bin Allabshi. 20. of Malacca Ahmad Hariri bin Abu Bakar 20. of86 words
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Article54 1960-03-20 11 SINGAPORE. 8 at. A motorist, R. P. Allen, of Jalan Hajl Salam, was fined $100 in a traffic court here today for driving his car in an Inconsiderate way, resulting in an accident with another car at the lliii mile. Upper Changi Road on54 words
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Advertisement90 1960-03-20 11 WORLD-FAMOUS "DAISCERS of CEYLON 9 First time in Singapore Grand Gala Opening Monday 21st March Daily 2 shows 630 930 P.M 3 days only at the HAPPY WORLD STADIUM Bookings Wmstons it Robinsons Tukets: $5 $3 $2 $1/-. SPECIAL SCHOOL CHILDREN'S SHOW Approved By Ministry of Education) Through the courtesy90 words
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Advertisement575 1960-03-20 11 o+ Orient Line J[ har« pleasure in announcing that v. ORCADES (ZS.l* t«ns> will call at SINGAPORE on 14th April 1960 sailing for Colombo, Aden, Port Said. Naples, Marseilles, and Gibraltar arriving London on sth May 1960. Tourist Claw Accommodation only available) •s. ORCADES la alr-condltloned throughout, and fitted with575 words
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Miscellaneous136 1960-03-20 11 WHAT'S ON TODAY SOt If TV O» FBIENUS .Quakers i: Worship 6 p.m aiscusslon group 715 p.m. at YMCA. Orchard Road. KATONG BOYS' CLUB: Badminton, boxing. Indoor games, sepujc raga. body buildup 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. BIKIT TIMAH YOITH CLIB: Table tennis, body building, foot- bull, indoor games 4136 words
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Miscellaneous382 1960-03-20 11 am Art club 3 p.m.: Red Cross 330 p.m.: Brass Band 4 p.m.; Girls basket oal! 5 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Si. Andrew a Orthopaedic Hospital, lay Lull Teck Road, 7.30 p.m ELIM CHI'BCH < 107U Serangoon Road i Sunday school 9.15 a.m.; Bible clat* 9.16382 words
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Article, Illustration200 1960-03-20 12 Let me educate you hv personal postal tuition So many ambitious mm have M4M tiki famous Bennett Collcft. EjkgiMd. aad aow on to metes*' So caa yom. Chooat any one of the tine carters on our list below. You receive your lessons by post, by airmail if you wish. Your200 words
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Article, Illustration76 1960-03-20 12 THE winner of this week's top prize of $30 is "Devotion" (right), submitted by Lee Piang Fah. of 268-A, South Bridge Road. Singapore 1 Mr. Lee used a Rolleiflex camera and Kodak Tri-X film. Setting: f 35, 1/30 second. The second prize of $20 is won by76 words
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Article85 1960-03-20 12 ADDRESS your entries: Pi< tare Ctntest. The Sunday Times. Timm H.. U f River Valley Road. >inxa|iorr 9. Name and addrms of sender. Kith till*- of picture and drtails of equipment used and «\posurr. must be written on the bark of rvrrv print submitted. Pictures that have85 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-03-20 12 THE runner-up prizes of $10 each go to "Light And Shadow" I leftj by Lee Beng. and "On The Road" righti. by PH. Lee Mr. Lee-Beng of 16 Bukit Glugor. Penang, used a Yashicamat camera and Fuji film. Setting, with yellow niter: f 11. 1 10075 words
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Advertisement251 1960-03-20 12 Tfea atractar of Stadia* warn im hock urn u I Tha a^^^M C^i^M I 7* W—CT I<**part*aa*MBU> siayaaM nwM^ i^^ B bb aajra/Tw«iraarMßafla I tt/CrW.WnraVaawf CaaVataaataaavoaptef. Bi B Take, your 1,1^^*^ Take Ephazonc, and Broo- ss£*"!^^^L chins will soon cease to j^^WB^ rouble you. Ephazone is an effective treatment *X251 words
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Advertisement23 1960-03-20 12 THE Sunday Times will not be responsible for any print that is lost or damaged in transit. PHOTO DIGEST* IN PAGE 14 TODAY23 words
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Advertisement79 1960-03-20 12 THE SUCCESSFUL MAN IS WELL-INFORMED... 1. He follows local events 2. He keeps up with world news 3. Above all, he is able to INTERPRET what is going on around him and so ANTICIPATE the future. The Sunday Mail PROVIDES 1. A weekly INTERPRETIVE review of significant local events. 2.79 words
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Miscellaneous176 1960-03-20 12 (popular crossword ACROSS: i. Adviser (7>, 4 Age (4», 2. Stor>'-teller (8), 3 Antique (5). S. Faithful (4), 9. Separated (3). 4. Relating to edible grain <6). 12 Notorious (6). 13 Colour <6>. 6 Spun thread (4), 6 Dress(3), 14. Improve (5). 15 Resound- ed (4). 7. Called (8), 8.176 words
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Article, Illustration502 1960-03-20 13 ON THE RECORD... BY METRONOME I AST WEEK I had the tremendous pleasure of listening to a new bestseller another great musical by that inimitable team, Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein 1 1. It is the original cast recording of "Flower Drum502 words
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83 1960-03-20 13 2 NEW SCIENCE DOCUMENTARIES FROM AMERICA TWO 16-mm science short i X documentary films were released in the United States recently: "The Stanford -Binet Test"— 17 minutes, sound, colour, produced by McGraw-Hill Book Company. New York. It explains the use of the Stanford-Binet test as a psychological measurement of a83 words
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Article225 1960-03-20 13 DANCE MAN WITH TWO JOBS I/\NE of Ceylons v greatest classical dancers, N. M. Cuneya, has a two-fold mission in Singapore. As leader of the worldrenowned "Dancers of J± Ceyion- troupe, he is here to promote closer cultural relations with Malaya by if presenting a sampling- of the jrreatest cultural225 words
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Miscellaneous350 1960-03-20 13 M M m M ■B^BF 7 4 BBV- ¥MM vKr W to VaPJSI RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA AM 630 Good Morning: 6.32 AM All StaUons: 6.00 Early Morning Pr«lud«; 7.00 The New«; a.™^.. o iw> t>»««,. m^T. 06 Momenu of Mtlody: 1.00 Tb« 1^ aerr»ce. 9.00 Programme BMrb; «.O5 Breakfast350 words
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753 1960-03-20 14 R. THOMAS - GOOD PICTURE MAKING MEANS DOING IT YOURSELF R. THOMAS By Photographers who wish to make picture* for posterity, for exhibitions, or for freelance profit making, pictures that are different, thai have impact and beauty. know that trade processed work Is not good enough. You must DO If YOIRSELF. Then, and753 words
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Article, Illustration10 1960-03-20 14 The ornamental gates a new frcm baft*10 words
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Article436 1960-03-20 14 MICHAEL CONNORS - MICHAEL CONNORS By I^OWLOON. one or the twin cities of Hong Kong, was originally a walled village where the last Emperor of China's Sung dynasty took refuge from Mongolian invaders. Today, it is a modern, mushrooming metropolis; but a few miles away, in the rugged New Territories,436 words
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Advertisement326 1960-03-20 14 y mm r*Si X >V BOVRIL it^^H red-blooded vitality! Whether work with our hands or our heads. supplies thi* vuamm n.uur^llv. So with Bovnl •Here coma a *me where small obstacles »ecm we look better, we Ice I better, we are better. gre.« one*, and an ordinary job bcetns quite326 words
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Advertisement42 1960-03-20 14 fl aw MamßiH '9 if fS W£\YOU'VE BEEN W A WAITING FOR! WMm *f A 5 TOLD BY HIS Wlrfe ■ill LUCILLE ARMSTRONG aH II N IS WEEK S H M EVERY FRIDAY 30 CTS ■B M ALSO EASY CASH PRIZE CONTEST42 words
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Article, Illustration1262 1960-03-20 15 PROFESSOR lAN AIRD - Will 1 970 see these killers conquered? PROFESSOR lAN AIRD By Hew will your life be chonged by the onword surge of science in the next decode? This week Hie Sunday Times presents on ourhonrotive preview of the spectacular advances likely to be achieved in the field of medicine. WHAT1,262 words
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Article185 1960-03-20 15 LONDON. Bat. warily the next time a salesman comes to your door. For the chances are that every word you speak, every cc :gh. every remark that pas; s between you will be FECORDED on a miniature tape-recorder concealed in the salesman's clothes. The recording probably Including185 words
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Advertisement134 1960-03-20 16 f .^ki^Bß Liquids get thicker as they get colder... I j thinner as the temperature rise* lt\ ihc vjme with the oil in >our engine A thick I oil may get too thick when cold. .a thin oil too thin when hot I w 7\ In proiecung >our engine, sou134 words
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Miscellaneous1462 1960-03-20 16 Edgar Rice Burroughs j U J fisjk •few It 'J 1 i^^— i 1 lAS TAKZAM OSSEKVES I SACAKI'S SCHEME TO PILM K PAK.E7 mOTiOM PICTURE, L-"^-^" Sj??OSE7 TO RE I TELL YOU O£ Time i^As.SOvs! OUt iOS« WANTS >Ou Lltf I shav^S T «E ACRCi wELCNES, MS 71S6UST ANf1,462 words
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Miscellaneous131 1960-03-20 17 The Sunns' Times March 20. 1960 rue eisca hiv, yov.tr uraa west fafownxe KSip^^^H m TH.S BANP.PO W;.L NEVER kl [^X^^ g PPSV OF*.. I 1/^ gfT^ ffg^^^JPL^T^^ I1 _>g-^ JK swear anyojc else.' bjt n^N^woi twekj let u-v come £iSf r t-jt "S^rZ (^noinow pronouiskte well-\ p (gpeat scott-131 words
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Miscellaneous435 1960-03-20 18 The Sunday Times March 20, l<*6o i j* \J U»\}^ P£/V4T£- I HWE—^V^cV^SS! V^^^---^-'- >0U STILL TRYIN 1 SHE SEZ SHE GOES FE(?1 HVV--PALOOKA, EH FISTIC ACTION N X LOLA?..HIYA BABY SAY HOW VYA LIKE V-Ar7 V7T\ f?/>Tl<\ TAIKI BWnMßK^^^^^^^fflWCTß BS^f^'V^^SC^ I M fJS] REAL HE-MEN-- --THAT'S HER PiSH.' WHICH435 words
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Article, Illustration1170 1960-03-20 19 SCIENCE STUDENT WITH A HAUNTING PROBLEM DROP US A LINE if you have a question, query or grouse. Whatever it it you want to know about poltergeists, puppy-fat, or perfume for men, for instance you can be sure of an answer. Our address is:1,170 words
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Article, Illustration1093 1960-03-20 19 In love— with his stepmother WRITE TO JANE LEE. THE SUNDAY TIMES, TIMES HOUSE. SINGAPORE 9. THERE FINALLY COMES 1 THE TIME... IAM 21. and have been in love with a girl for three years. We have otten had iit l l« quarrels and misunderstandings, which we always cleared up.1,093 words
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Advertisement190 1960-03-20 19 MODEL IBOSC— 6.4CU. FT. W BOSCH REFRIGERATOR CIVES YOU m I H MORE COOL INC SPACE IN LESS LA KITCHEN SPACE This beautiful model matches m I V/ V/ iwlm i the Malayan housewife's dream of the I m aw perfect refrigerator. It is designed with a place for everything,190 words
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Advertisement222 1960-03-20 19 THE BEST JUDGE OF SECURITY is a Bank Depositor with LOMBARD BANKING at INTEREST IJBJMBI nud m+m 4r*M fwi f Umltd Km»J»m m.emr (a*. Write today to th« General Manjftrr lor >oui corn <*t Bank IVoosit Account" Booklet No AO2B LOMBARD BANKING LIMITRD AMEIS Mm 4 Office 4n*t«t4 Bank ummam222 words
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341 1960-03-20 20 I ONDON Tottenham Hotspur increased their leod in the First Division ot the Er»glisn Foctboll Leogue despite being held to o 1-1 draw by Fulharrt today. Thr draw I down 3 Burnley »ho scored a 3-2 hone vun BlAckburn Rovrrv who341 words
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Article, Illustration481 1960-03-20 20 AMBROSE KHAW - AMBROSE KHAW fy 35 M.P.G. ECONOMY AND ROOM FOR SIX ADULTS IN ENSIGN m* t *v* ift *^^^l I *^f ft left |4 fc I* C V^J m v '^l COMEDAY I hope. someone will begin work on a thesis to show how antisocial habits are481 words
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318 1960-03-20 20 The Herald: Proof in the pounding 1 1ST how much abuse can a modern car take? The Triumph Herald's answer is: A lot. I.urn month a standard production saloon model, used in a series of In umph Herald gymkhanas to demonstrate the remarkable handling qualities of this car, was driven318 words
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Article, Illustration17 1960-03-20 20 THE front seat can take three adults although the gear-change rises from the floor.17 words
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Article, Illustration11 1960-03-20 20 CLOSE-UP of the rear-end styling of the Standard Ensign.11 words
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Advertisement196 1960-03-20 20 a second look will tell you why An exciting change has taken place in "the With a watch so precisely made, you might /T""" -J^ watch you never hove to wind." feel a natural urge to shield it from a rain- jHid* .1 .'j drop. Be bold! You can actually196 words
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Miscellaneous223 1960-03-20 20 (RUKIT SCA Senior tour- namem— S.CR.C. v SRC. Shenton Wa\ UnlvMml Police Sepoy Line- I A inqr, BalesKoad; CSC SC.C. Balestier Road. Junior '\V RAF Changi "A < Priaon.s. Changi. SC.C. "B I A 'B padang: R A F Seletar Polytechnic OH Q. Seletai; RAP Ten(;ah .'oon Gardens. Tengah: Polue223 words
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907 1960-03-20 21 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL Goalkeeper Anwaral foils Federation By Kuala Lumpur. Sat. SINGAPORE today w< hockey internationa tion with a 24th minuti double for the season foil in the first match at hoi But tor almost 50 mir match, played in periods of Range Road ground. Federa907 words
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Article140 1960-03-20 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Slnga- I pore Government Bervlce» Football Association will donate $4,500 proceed*- from Its matches agaiiibt the touring Peruvianb. ai.d Singapore Joint Servlct's— towards the National Theatre Fund. This was disclosed at yes- terday's council meeting of the association. The association decided also140 words
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Article207 1960-03-20 21 i TMALAYA won the inaußUial -B Snutapnie reduced the deficit I A internationM. immediiitely after the resumption Singapore by 3-1, with lenue- A move from the left by J.ijaorwarci Abu Sarr.ah scoring a thurai saw centre-forward Bndahat trick wi beat Qru Port Chew with a (io.ilkeeper Balbii207 words
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Article122 1960-03-20 21 SINOAPORE. Sat— An unbeaten 50 by Swer Llm Swang lot Singapore Chinese Recreation Club was the hißhl&lu la today* drawn cricket match against Combined School* at Shenton Way. S.C.R.C 152-6 dec iLlm Svsnu. 50 no Onn San 24. Fen*; Foy 27. Bens Bee 33 n.0.: Har.ud122 words
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Article201 1960-03-20 21 SINGAPORE. Sat— Colonel A C Cox won the Royal Singapore Jolt Clubs Dtv B 1 medal .«tablefordi comoetition mlth a core of 40 i at Sime Road today] Wunni-np was R. D. Evar.« ..owed by Oroup/Optaln t Bri»h' 4 J Me. A I <> Me201 words
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726 1960-03-20 21 NORMAN SIEBEL - LIEUTENANT LIM KEE SIONG IS OUT OF STEP NORMAN SIEBEL By SPORTSFRONT A CURIOUS position hos arisen in the direcE tion of Malayan football E following lost Sunday's annual general meeting E of the Malayan Chinese Football Association. Tengku Abdul Rahman, r the F. A. of Malaya presi--5 dent, has726 words
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Article37 1960-03-20 21 6INOAPORE. Sat— lndian Recreation Club beat GHQ Farelt 3-2 In a friendly soccer match at Karrer Park today. Llm Tlan« Lye i2j and Rahim Omar scored for I.R.C. and Barlow and Wrln«s for GHQ.37 words
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Article179 1960-03-20 21 SINGAPORE. Saturday. pASIR PANJANG became the first winners of the schools Inter-distnct soccer competition when they beat Serangoon 3-1 in the final at Jalan Besar stadium today The match. played at a brisk pace, was keenly contested but Pasir Panjang had the edge in attack in179 words
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209 1960-03-20 21 CUP SQUAD TO STEP UP ITS TRAINING SINGAPORE. Sat.— Training for the Singa pore"s Junior Asian Cup squad will be stepped up before the team leaves for Kuala Lumpur on March 28. Starting from tomorrow. the player* will undergo intensive training for live days under B.A.F.A. coach Rahlm Sattar a*.209 words
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Article54 1960-03-20 21 SINGAPORE. Sat— Officials of the Keppel Club elected for the year are: President. Mr K. Da vies; vice-president, Mr. A. C. McLennan; secretary. J Bowles; treasurer, Chan Peng Sim; captain. A. Moody; vice-captain, Ang Soon Hoe; tennis convenor, H. Campbell; committee members— A. J. Trienen O. Williamson54 words
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Article19 1960-03-20 21 SINOAPORE. Sat.— Singapore Ouard Regiment beat Rajajl 3-2 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park today.19 words
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Article29 1960-03-20 21 SINGAPORE. S«t. A !.-stminu:e goal by Francis Yeo gave S.J.I, a 3-2 win over their Old Boys in the annual soccer maicn at Bras Ba&ah Road loday.29 words
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359 1960-03-20 21 Danes wrest title I from Malayans; Charoen beaten by I Kops in singles WEMBLEY, England, Soturdav CRLAND KOPS, fair haired 23-year-old badminton ace, won the men's singles title in the All-England championships here todcv In the final, he beat Charoen Watanasm, slim 23-year-old Thailander 15-1 11-15, 15-6. The result in359 words
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Article98 1960-03-20 21 DESULTS of all the finals today: Men's Singles E. Kops (Denmark) beat C. Watanasin (Thailand) 15-1, 11 15. 15-6. Men Doubles: F Kob bero and P. E. Nielsen (Denmark) beat Lim Say Hup and Teh Kew San (Malaya holders) 14-17. 15 3. 15-1 Women's Singles: |udy Devlin98 words
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Article113 1960-03-20 21 PENANG. Sat— Despite exlr» time, no decision *m re.iclud in the Malayan Chinese FA. Cup replay between Penane and Peralc at the City Stadium loniKht. The two teams win meet a third time at the same venue lomoi row Tonight's same, which endeci In anothe. l-l113 words
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Article17 1960-03-20 21 EDINBURGH. Sat. England boat Scotland 21-12 in the Rugby Union international here today.— Reuter.Reuter - 17 words
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Advertisement119 1960-03-20 21 \J j THE AQUILON Xti&EfiHD^^Kvirltu -*a.W -I- eHicient Powerful (21.6 HP) "^JP^aJaßrJP*"^^^^ /29.5 m.p.g. at constant 30 m.p.h. on Uval 27.5 m.p.g. ot constant 40 m.p.h. on leval 24.5 m.p.g. at constant 50 m.p.h. on leval VEDETTE ON THE m BEAULIEU Long, low, sleek lines, full six-seatcr, luxurious comfort and119 words
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723 1960-03-20 22 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep McCrowdie's mount will be a big threat, but... with CINEMASCOPE 111 is definitely worth another chance in the Class 3. Div. I, 9f.. trophy event (Race Five) at Ipoh today. This Migoli four-yeor-old wos by no meons disgraced last week when723 words
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Article14 1960-03-20 22 M*fW> M 1 Minimum t»m «HO MM M MURUCCtAN n for tcotri MM* <14 words
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Obituary21 1960-03-20 22 M>rrf< < Minimum CAUL J*NN MABIKOIT V*"* ».«y ».HM.r v m I»-3-«». Kustral miltl- Cun.-.'i on Kunoay t 4 M m21 words
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Article835 1960-03-20 22 IPOH THIRD DAY Race 1 a. is (Class 4, Olv. l) 9 Fura. 1. ***** Son of April ißarlti& Si.) Sullivan. 4 9.0 Ward 4 2 ***** All Ckar .PH On K Hobbs. 4 b. 13 (SF) 1 ranklin S 3. ***** Three Cheers, iEJ. Tar.i Rodgers, 6 8.12 <F>835 words
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Article1100 1960-03-20 22 clo.<e-up fourth with 8.0 to Bacqlava in a fast-run 6f race. Race Six KING'S MISSION should make no mistake this time. He was not altogether disgraced on Wednesday when he went down by a length to Vernl over 8U He goes up only one-lb. and Vernl and Fingall. who1,100 words
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Article157 1960-03-20 22 4 UCKLAND. Sat. Wicket keeper Leu Maddocks scored A 122 not out for the Australian Eleven, who were In a strong position against New Zealand- in the fourth unofficial Test when bad light stopped play fifty minutes early here today. The Australians took their over,157 words
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Article87 1960-03-20 22 MELBOURNE. Sat. Mr. and i Mrs. R A. Capeys Three-year-old Nilarco became Victoria 1 new glamour horse when he scored a ihrUUiw photo-flni«h victory In the CAB.IOO Queen Eliza- i beth Stakes over 1% miles at I Plemlngton today. Ridden a well-judged race by W. Williamson.Reuter - 87 words
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