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Title Section12 1960-09-18 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lit No. 1308 SI'XDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1960 20 CENTS12 words
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Article278 1960-09-18 1 Bakongo natives shout: Get out dirty Communists i CONGOLESE TROOPS FOLLOW SOVIET, CZECH ENVOYS TO AIRPORT Russian flag at the embassy is hauled down LEOPOLDVILLE, Saturday. THE SOVIET and Czech ambassadors today drove to Leopoldville Airport with their entire staff, followed by jeeploads of Congolese troops afterReuter - 278 words
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Article121 1960-09-18 1 MALAYAN FORCE TO LEAVE BY SEA Xl ALA LI.MPIR, Sat. The entire special Malayan force to join the United Nations Command in the Congo will leave with its vehicles and equipment in two t'.S. landing ships, it was announced today. The provisional departure date is September 30. It is understood121 words
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Article, Illustration320 1960-09-18 1 ONE REPORT SAYS HE WAS SHOT ANOTHER SAYS HE WAS LYNCHED RELIABLE U.N. SOURCES DISCOUNT THE RUMOURS LEOPOLDVILLE, Saturday. DUMOURS circulated here today that Mr. Patrice Lumumoa, one of the Congo's rival Prime Ministers, was dead. But there was no official confirmation. La.st night the whereabouts of Mr.Reuter; UPI - 320 words
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Article95 1960-09-18 1 NEW YORK. Sat. A second .i i r pi. i in- owned by the Cuban Government was seized today by sin-riff's deputies because of an unpaid 1/.5.523*.000 debt owed an American advertising agency. The aircrait belonged to Aerovias. which is a subsidiary of the Cubana airline.95 words
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Article74 1960-09-18 1 M XI 1 I XIPI'K. sat More Him Hi. lloo sa« >.in e .ipiirr but Pcrak .'-0 in the tinal of the Mala\.t up soccer comoetition at thr Merdeka Medium tonight. MiiiMporr led 1-0 at half time by a goal scored by Kahim Omar off an74 words
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Article157 1960-09-18 1 68 DEAD SO FAR IN TRIBAL CLASHES CLISABETHVILLE, Sot At least 68 Africans were shot dead in heavy fighting between insurgent Baluba tribesmen and Katanga police at Luena, a cool mining town about 200 miles north-west of here, according to official UN. reports. The tight in? lias been going on157 words
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Article44 1960-09-18 1 CIERGNON 'Belgium!. Sat. King Baudouin j of Belgium toaay presented j 1 his bride-to-be. Dona Fa- j biola de Mora y Aragon to j 200 newsmen and photoI graphers at the royal huning lodge here. 66 miles from Brus.M is44 words
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Article27 1960-09-18 1 LONDON. Sat. The Ean |of Home. Britain's Foreign Secretary, left today for New York «o attend the UN. Ge- j nrral Assembly session.27 words
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Article36 1960-09-18 1 NEW YORK. Sat. American compact cars will capture at least 35 per cent of all retail passenger car sales in 1961. said Mr. Byron Nichols. vice-president of Chrysler Corporation, here today ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article26 1960-09-18 1 LONDON. Sat. Twentyfivc R A.F stations were open to thp public today io mark the 20th anniversary of the Battle of Britain —Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article, Illustration214 1960-09-18 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The So.iet liner Baltika (above), bearing Mr. Ni- kita Khrushchev to the I nited States, will dock a short distance from the I niicd Nations headquart- j ers here on Monday morning. It was not known immediately when the SovietReuter - 214 words
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Article34 1960-09-18 1 VANOENBERG AIR FORCE BASE fCaliforniai. Sat. —I I The U.S. Air Force late last j night called off its search for the missing capsule of I the Discoverer XV satellite. I34 words
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67 1960-09-18 1 HAVANA. Sat.- The Cuban Government announced today it would restrict the movements of the United States Ambassador here, Mr. Philip W. Bonsai, while President Fidel Castro is in New! York for the General As&em- bly meeting. This was a reply to tho U.S. moveReuter - 67 words
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Article410 1960-09-18 1 "I feel sorry for S'pore Malays' -TENGKU |(UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The UMNO national president, Tengku Abdu! Rahman, toaay said h« "felt sorry" for the 100,--000 Malays in Singapore. He made this >tatement to the Sunday Times at the Residency here when com- menting on a report of the latest attack410 words
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Article, Illustration1534 1960-09-18 2 ANN SCOOT- JAMES - ANN SCOOT- JAMES ■31 My handsome guide offered me asparagus and a shower but at least the animals were uncivilised IT was five o'clock and the sun was cooling when we reached the sand river. We had bumped for two hours in a two-seater Piper Cruiser from1,534 words
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Advertisement474 1960-09-18 2 Hongkong's lalest The sleeveless, backless cheonjjsam Krrp np to date with fashion by reading SEPTEMBER ISSUE NOW ON SALE. Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in 24 Hours W Wf Sine* the dltcortrr of Nli^ttn br an BIFORI AFTIft American phyalcltn It it no longrr necr>- hetllnc y»ur ikln. mtklnc It474 words
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Article, Illustration209 1960-09-18 3 Me with friend: after Hoi even a BIG tortoise is something of a let down... Mine host, animal expert aid guide. David After a ahower, five-course dinner for hungry hunters. Just like Sheldrick has a profile like Peck. Ne can carve toe. eating on the lawn at hone209 words
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958 1960-09-18 3 JOHN BAKER WHITE - Underwater gold found after 'tip-off' from underworld JOHN BAKER WHITE ANYTHING TO DECLARE 7-PART 3 by ON November 3, 19 58. soon after dawn, a small naval patrol boat slipped away from a quay in Karachi Harbour. The dock-hands who cast her off noticed that several grapnels were loaded on958 words
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Article192 1960-09-18 3 THE smuggling of gold into 'India has become »•> extensive that the Government has been forced to take unique counter-action. Special rupee notes have been issued for circulation outside India. This is how it is hoped the plan will work. Much of the smuggled gold comes to India from192 words
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Advertisement238 1960-09-18 3 CAMERA WITH CAT EYES C <^f>& FLEXILETTE THE "NEW LOOK" 3Smm TWIN LENS REFLEX ■TT 11 m W ■f TWO AGFA COLOR APOTAR 2 8 LEN.tS SHUTTER UP TO 1/500 SEC SUPER'BRIGHT REfLEX SPORTS VIEWFINDER ALL .TIME.VIEW M INEXPENSIVE OZ Off CCHCMC <£ 2^ OPTIMA FOR FILMS OF ALL SPEED!238 words
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Article, Illustration252 1960-09-18 4 NO WAR IN INDUSTRY DESPITE FORMATION OF NEW WORLD GROUP SINCAPORE. Saturday. CYNTHETIC rubber producers have nor declared war against natural rubber, the head of a leading American synthetic rubber firm said last night in Singapore. ;id natural rubber are team252 words
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Article87 1960-09-18 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mu.slim members of the rank and Hie of the Singapore Police Force and their wives will take part in a Koran reading competition early next month. The contest, which la being held under the auspices of the Muslim Benevolent Society of Police Negara Singapura.87 words
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176 1960-09-18 4 Reshuffle of posts in the law courts SINGAPORE. Sat. Two magistrates, who Joined Government service in 1958, have been appointed district Judges. At. T. C. Cheng, formerly the Fourth Magistrate, is now the Second Civil District Court Judge. Ar. Tan Wee Kian, the Fifth Magistrate, will take over the Third176 words
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Article33 1960-09-18 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mm Shirle D. Gordon, director of the Malaysian Sociological Research Institute, will lecture on "Contradictions within the Malay economic structure" at the Cultural Centre at 5 p.m. tomorrow.33 words
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Article143 1960-09-18 4 DR. TOH ON KING'S DEATH OINGAPORE. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, will introduce a motion at the Singapore Legislative Assembly meeting on Wednesday, to send a condolatory address to the Federation Government expressing "deep sorrow" at the death of the Yang di-Pertuan \uonu. The address will143 words
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Article169 1960-09-18 4 trTASHINGTON, sat— Since the war many estates producing rubber have got into irresponsible hands as a result the quality of rufob'T ll.ls deteriorated, Mr Harold Jat k-Min Chairman of the arco I nsv immiltrr of the International Tnion of Marine Insurance. lit v.in addressing the169 words
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154 1960-09-18 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. An I Arab Street merchant was jailed for six months by a district judge here today when he could not pay a fine of $5,000 for importing 619,000 Indonesian rupiahs into Singapore with- out the permission of the Controller154 words
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Article, Illustration369 1960-09-18 4 SINCAPORE, Saturday. THE Malayan iron mining industry will play an increasingly important role in the expanding Japanese steel industry. This is the view of Mr. I Hlsakunl Osawa. head of an eight-man delegation of i Japanese steel industrialists, now on the way369 words
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258 1960-09-18 4 Sailor seen on the rooftops is fined $100 JINGAPORE, Sat. A young sailor, found climbing over the roofs of two houses in Mandai Road last night described it as his "shortcut back to camp." He was Kenneth Nellson Chadwick. 19, of the Royal Marines who was fined $100 and jailed258 words
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Article20 1960-09-18 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Anthony Wee Soo Kirn. a Crown counsel, has been appointed a Deputy Public Prosecutor. Singapore.20 words
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Advertisement107 1960-09-18 4 Best for baby, best for you! Jflß Johnson's Baby Powder keeps feiw.. —irfFl ft baby cool and comfortable. m Br After every bath he's dusted with Johnson's— and mother uses this m <**?. *fSJ *^2^BHpsT wonderful powder for herself, too! ■1 tjZ v mX All over the world, in hospitals107 words
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Article347 1960-09-18 5 HE SHAKES HANDS IN COURT AND SAYS: DID IT JUST TO PLEASE THE GIRLS 1 Father of 1 5 jailed for wearing an I officer's uniform If UAL A LUMPUR,! l\ Sat. A father of 15 children told a magistrate here today j that he347 words
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Article, Illustration68 1960-09-18 5 Mr. Francis Wong (above). 26-year-old editor of the Sunday Mail and president of the Singapore Union of Journalists, left by air yesterday for the l"nit«-cl States to study at Harvard University. Hi was accompanied by Ins wife. Thvv were seen on" by members of68 words
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Article35 1960-09-18 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Miss Diana Liv Kuang Wen daughter of Dr. Liv Su Yer of Leonie Hill Road. wU study fashion designing al Woodbury College in Loj Angeles, California, when th« new term commences.35 words
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Article80 1960-09-18 5 PENANG, Sat. A Christian Brother from Hong Kong, the Rev. Brother Hilary Adrian who was taken ill last May while on a holiday in Malaya, died at the Brothers' residence here early this morning. He was 75. Bro. Adrian was born in Penanß. He was a80 words
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167 1960-09-18 5 'Evil spirits' led to accident— cyclist j RLOH. Sat— a man 1 told the magistrate's court horo yesterday that "evil spirits" took posMMfcm of him as he was cycling on an accidentpron<> road. Many accidents have taken place there because the place is haunted Wong Slew Choy. 52. a tapper167 words
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Article175 1960-09-18 5 PLANS FOR 2 NEW CITY PLAYGROUNDS SINGAPORE, Saturday. rl Mngapore liban and Rural Services Advisory Council has approved the construction of two playgrounds in the city at a cost of more than $15,300. Obc of them will Ik- a "multi-purpose Kami's area" incorporating basketball and badminton facilities at the opt175 words
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81 1960-09-18 5 GOVT. NAMES FILMS APPEAL COMMITTEE SINGAPORE, Sat. The liovernment today announced the appointment of Inche Abdul Rahim bin Ish.ik as chairman of the Committee of Appeal to review films banned by the Censor. Inchc Abdul Rahim is Political Secretary at the Ministry of Culture. Mr. Tan Wee Tion* is named81 words
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Article, Illustration88 1960-09-18 5 SI\(.\IM»KK. Sat. A cocktail party was held today to murk the opening of the new offices of Thai International Scandinavian Airlines System and r at John littles building in Raffles Place. Pictured at the party are the VlP's of the three airlines:88 words
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Article29 1960-09-18 5 SINGAPORE, Sat.—Negotiations broke down today between the Singapore Bank Employees' Union and the Chung Khlaw Bank over the union's claims for better wages, overtime and gratuity.29 words
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Article203 1960-09-18 5 EPF ERRORS: 200,000 SUSPENSIONS I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The manager of the Employees Provident Fund, Mr. H. S. Robinson, disclosed today that 200,--000 contributions were suspended up to the end of last year because of errors made by careless employers in their returns. As a result, thousands of employees wrote to203 words
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466 1960-09-18 5 COURT TOLD OF INCIDENT IN OSAKA PENANC. Saturday. A PENANC LAWYER who flew to Japan last month to investigate a M cheating case told the Penang Sessions Court today he was "threatened with death" while in Osaka. "I had to seek the protection466 words
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Article25 1960-09-18 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Members of the Singapore Harbour Board Police tonight held their ninth anniversary dinner at the Tal Thong Restaurant, Happy World.25 words
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207 1960-09-18 5 Plan for a $13 mil. hospital for Klang I/LANG, Sat. The Federation Government hopes to build a new 600-bed general hospital costing about $13 million here, it was learned today. This will provide better medical and health services for the people of Klang and the Selangor coastal districts which have207 words
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Article36 1960-09-18 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Naval Base Employees' Co-Operatlve Thrift and Loan Society has donated a sum of $100 to the Little Sisters of the Poor Home for the Aged in Thomson Road.36 words
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Advertisement253 1960-09-18 5 THE BEST II JUDGE OF Jl SECLRIT\ 3E is a Bank Depositor with II LOMBARD BANKING IN LONDON IX SINGAPORE lmrrnt pmid rill— ml deduction of I'mled Kingdom income Ma. GROUP ASSETS EXCEED f100,000,00t Write today to the General Manager for your copy of "Bank Deposit Account" booklet No. AO2B.253 words
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Article, Illustration265 1960-09-18 6 rpo make Chocolate BrownM. Eyed Susan, you need four ounces powdered instant chocolate, two ounces margarine or butter, one tablespoon golden syrup, two ounces Icing sugar, two ounces cornflakes, half-pint package of orange jelly, quarter pint water, small tin of condensed milk, and a few chocolate drops. Melt265 words
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1215 1960-09-18 6 When the Big Man meets the little woman... OR WHEN HUBBY INVITES THE BOSS FOR DINNER EVERY YOUNC WIFE dreams of the day when her husband will become an executive, not only because of the money, but because of the prestige and the pride he will have in himself for1,215 words
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Advertisement162 1960-09-18 6 HERE'S NEWS! SOMETHING COMPLETELY NEW IN BAR SOAP! Sunlight soap f wZmm%ISM nAil */^mk New quality new hardness /V^ j|P Ipf It's the equivalent of nearly M»w^^ \^r Jm\ 9 7 whole tablets of Sunlight jgll Ip" Soap, and it's all new quality pure Sflßljtefc- 4^^ jss-^ Sunlight Soap with162 words
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Advertisement241 1960-09-18 6 Soft cool Caressa the safest feminine towel. Softer bees us* it* knitted fabric— no gauze, no chafing. Fine plastic film for complete security. Feel supremely confident, supremely comfortable. In tar&ng, sari, tamfu, or western dress, modira women wear Caressa for complete freedom. Stitched loop* hold it firmly in place. J241 words
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463 1960-09-18 7 MOVE TO COINCIDE WITH TENGKU ABDUL RAHMANS STATE VISIT KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. MALAYAN silver, jewellery, batiks and silks will be put on sale throughout the United States in October to coincide with the official visit of Tengku Abdul Rahman. The463 words
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Article150 1960-09-18 7 Pay more— to be a bankrupt SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Singapore will now have to pay more to become bankrupts. This follows the publication night of the Bant ruptcy i Fees > Rules, which will be presented at the next sitting of the Legislative Assembly on Sept. 21 A150 words
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Article54 1960-09-18 7 muar. Bat The headmaster of the high MhOOi hire. Mr. D P. Pereira. has appealed to parents and wellwishers for generous donations io the .school building a:id renovation fund to enable improved facilities to be provided. He made his appeal at the school's annual speech day54 words
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Article, Illustration122 1960-09-18 7 BEAUTY EXPERT TO GIVE TALKS Dawn uw.in (ahovei. re-prrx-ntative of beauty specialist Helena Kubinsiein. will be giving lectures and demonstrations on beauty and skin care in Penanc. Kuala Lumpur and Sinitapore this week. Her first lecture will be in Penang tomorrow at the I and O building. She will give122 words
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143 1960-09-18 7 Eye specialist impressed with our hospital SINGAPORE. Sat. An impressed Australian eye specialist loft Singapore yesterday saying: "I nave not been able to nnd any tault in your general hospital." He li Dr. Ronald Lowe, leader of a team ol 12 eye .speciali.sts and nursing lister* Who passed througn Singapore143 words
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Article38 1960-09-18 7 JESSELTON Sat.—Sanda-kan-born Josephine Anne Foo. a nurse, left recently for England to undergo a i years special training in midwifery at the Burnhall Maternity Hospital in Burnley. Lancashire, under a Sino-British Fellowship Trust scholarship.38 words
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278 1960-09-18 7 MIL EXPANSION FOR CHINATOWN'S FREE DISPENSARY CINCAPORE. Sat. A hundred-year-old marble and limestone building which stands in the heart of Chinatown as a symbol of man's service to humanity, is to be expanded and re-equip-ped at an estimated cost of $1,000,000. It is the Thong thai Medical Institution in Wavang278 words
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374 1960-09-18 7 SINGAPORE. Saturday. SINGAPORE has the real element of industrialisation "good people," said Mr. Philippe Shereschewsky, a United Nations i technical expert, in a recent talk to the Rotary i iClub of Singapore West, i Mr. Shereschewsky is in i Singapore to find out374 words
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Advertisement174 1960-09-18 7 HBi^^^ j I y 'Mm POLE ROUTE R DATE wHE Bf. y ===ifl&^V^M BMMKSIt^ EMU **%&M Dcmrm palrnlrj Why your best watch should be a Universal Proof No 1 Universal has its own research and development laboratories which have invented such mechanisms as the Microtor, hailed as the greatest advance174 words
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Miscellaneous21 1960-09-18 7 TXAE^° GAMBOLS -&> SoA**- 4&<&4» i'LLMMOA A NEW UAT I N6WSUOES] /ANDAN6W A newDGtbSy ANEWCOAT J V OLOVSS J I MUSOANOTO j21 words
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Article, Illustration1273 1960-09-18 8 Veto by Russians halts Security Council debate on the Congo REDS MAY SNUB SPECIAL U.N. SESSION UNITED NATIONS (New York) Saturday THE SOVIET UNION TODAY CAST ITS 90TH VETO IN THE U.N. 1 SECURITY COUNCIL TO BLOCK PASSAGE OF A CEYLONTUNISIAN RESOLUTION AIMED AT CONTINUING UNITED NATIONS PEACEMAKING EFFORTS INReuter; UPI - 1,273 words
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Article149 1960-09-18 8 HAVANA, Saturday. ARMED militia of the Cuban Bank Employees Union moved into three American banks and branches throughout Havana shortly before midnight in what was believed to be a prelude to government intervention. The banks were the National City Bank of New York, the Chase Manhattan149 words
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179 1960-09-18 8 mOKYO, Sat. A 2e-year-J- old Japanese. Nobuaki Yamane, had an unlucky day when he triea to rob a bank in Osaka. Western Japan he Just could not ret away from the scene of the crime. According to police his tenminute179 words
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Advertisement481 1960-09-18 8 Mute* your oretty dresses with our ATTRACTIVE JEWELLERY Latest Creations x Our superlative quality ond skilled workmanship will add ro your charm. You get this guarantee when you buy rrom us. Choose your ideal gift or for your proud possession from our stock of over ONE THOUSAND NEW CREATIONS Platinum481 words
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443 1960-09-18 9 f~wrmmmwmuu-> THE DUSUN, Fri., Sept. 9. A JAVANESE, X, lives with his married son m the former's small house nearby. X is an odd-job man specialising in land drainage; his son runs a hire-car. art more than once hinted to the Tuan443 words
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Article, Illustration1182 1960-09-18 9 Geoffrey Bocca - Geoffrey Bocca CONCLUDING BIKINI COAST WHILE MEN OF POWER MEET AND PLAY E2 THE Cote dAzur is crammed with rich, eccentric, clever, and beautiful people. Passionately individualistic people. Flamboyantly colourful people. Yet very, very few of them have emerged to put a lasting mark1,182 words
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Advertisement108 1960-09-18 9 Washed once Ruined It wasn't Sanforized When buying frocks or any other cotton JS| 'f garments, make it a habit to look for the •SANFORIZED* label. Then you will know I they wont shrink in the wash. •SANFORIZED' is your assurance that Mi clothes will stay the right size and108 words
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Advertisement190 1960-09-18 9 Something Remarkable Happens When You Fill a Parker 61 'II I i IIM H j*~ S, BJUZE Actually, you never fill a Parker (il I ml pen! That something remarkable is T/^f9m the fact that the Parker 61 fills itself Jl tt to capacity by itself. Xo levers to push,190 words
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Article44 1960-09-18 10 fa Ware!* Sfff Minimum, with GRATEFUL THANKS to S-. tOSSBti or Cupertino far favourt (ranted. p«LANIVSLU Radio SlngapoM thaaka Mr lira S Ra.<areti.am. eada aad ralatnea for good wlihe* aad ptvaaata a«at for his aecond rt«igh'»ra mirruit on 3ad Sept. 80 ■n India.44 words
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Obituary22 1960-09-18 10 n»rii lit {Minimum I in EVER LtVIMG memory of Mr. noinaa who pawed away 1* 9.4* i.oae but not forgotten22 words
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461 1960-09-18 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, September 18. 1960 LIQUOR BAN AT PARTIES TWIE Opposition had rra- son to cheer In the Federal House of Representatives the Governments acceptance, without debate, of the Pmlp resolution for prohibiting liquor from being served at any official function. Such an occasion was indeed rare. Usually461 words
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Article, Illustration1034 1960-09-18 10 Ross Smith - Academic with a difference Ross Smith By AUSTRALIAN PROFESSOR'S ACTIVE CAREER IN ASIA Professor Charles Patrick I itzGcrald. head of the Department of Far Eastern History at the Australian National University. Canberra, is one of the world's foremost Sinologists, lie is also external examiner for the Department of History in1,034 words
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1337 1960-09-18 10 CLARE McDERMOTT - CLARE McDERMOTT WORKERS. STUDENTS, SOLDIERS VISIT EXHIBITION By PEKING. Saturday THOUSANDS of Chinese people, young and old, workers and intellectuals, gave a warm welcome to exhibitions of British oil paintings held in Peking and Shanghai this summer. Their reactions, together withReuter - 1,337 words
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Article212 1960-09-18 10 TWO women were in an enormous battleship of an'Amerlcan car parked in a shopping street. "We're near enough." said thp driver to her friend "We'll walk to the kerb from here." An Indian fakir was taken to his first athletics meeting. Hr looked at all the212 words
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Advertisement60 1960-09-18 10 JB^ Eyes of experience btitßaal '>ih "I the Sw i— trained technician* .it Singapore Rolex service Mation— the largest and beM-equipped in MaU\a. Make •ure of the best care for ><>ur Rolex ot Tudor watch by handing it in at any branch of the Borneo Company, or tending it to60 words
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Advertisement285 1960-09-18 10 j OH WfLJ^ personal postal tuition Wsk W-t^ So many ambitiouj men have studied with the famous Bennett ¥"&T^. College, England, and gone on to success So can you. Choose any one BiBJl ok of the fine careers on our list below. M mßmYou receive your lessons by post, by285 words
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Article, Illustration812 1960-09-18 11 Honours for 1 2 brave policemen SUPT. OSG IS CITED FOR 'COURAGEOUS LEADERSHIP AND DEVOTION TO DUTY' They faced two-gun thug and killed him in gun battle By Jackie Sum SINGAPORE. Saturday TWELVE POLICE off.cers today received high honours for their courageous part in a gun duel with a desperate812 words
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Article, Illustration217 1960-09-18 11 SIM.APORK. Sat. T»ie straits "steamship Company which has bought two semi-immersible nylon usages" to transport largr quantities of oil in Malayan waters yesterday demonstrated one of them in use. The demonstration held at Pulau Bukom with the cooperation of the Shell ompanv was217 words
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Article185 1960-09-18 11 MUAR. Saturday, lUIOHAMED BIN MAHMUD, the 21-year-old rubber tapper whose $200 savings were chewed up by white ants, will realise his dream of possessing a bicycle of his own after all. The Singapore office of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation has offered him a185 words
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Article90 1960-09-18 11 TODAY: Singapore 9.58 a.m. i7fi. 3ins. i 9.22 p.m. (7ft. 81ns. i: Port Dlckson 4.42 a.m. (7ft. 3ms > 5.24 p.m. art. ems.i: Port Swet-> tenham 3.34 a.m. (lift. Bm v 351 p.m. Ulf. 81ns); Penan* i 11.18 a.m. (7ft. lln.) 11.44 p.m (7ft. lin .>.90 words
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Article33 1960-09-18 11 Singapore < opra Association noon prices on Saturday: fair mercnantable Bombay mixed copra: Sept./ Oct. $29'j (Nomii nalt. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $42.50 sellers, dium $46.50 sellers. Tone was qUiei33 words
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Article27 1960-09-18 11 SINGAPORE. Sat— The price of ti.i in Singapore today was $399.25 a plcul. up 1 2 cents, and the estimated tonnage 290. up five tons.27 words
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Advertisement210 1960-09-18 11 GO 2j^& 0N A ROUND-TRIP TO BY 2Fk<S) ss CHUSAN (24,215 tons) Airconditioned throughout and fitted with anti-roll stabilizers. IST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE (Round voyage fare* from $660) Departs Penang: 22nd October 1960 Depart* Singapore: 26th October 1960 Stays at Hongkong: 29th October to 2nd November 1960 Arrives Singapore: sth210 words
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Miscellaneous448 1960-09-18 11 What's on today I LTURAL FESTIVAL: Sliiga- p.m., service in Malay 2.45 p.m., pore Chamber Ensemble presents I service m English, 4 p.m. grand symphony concert, soloist pAVA ujbar METHODIST Lee Kum Sing, conductor Paul rHrlUH d...,,. RHe«ri» << Abisheganauen. Victoria Theatre l^S^^^T Wish 845 P- 1 Bible study class448 words
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Article, Illustration80 1960-09-18 12 rpHE winner of this week's top prize of $30 is '"Hie Worker" (right), submitted by John Tan, of 87 Marshal! Road. Singapore 15. Mr. Tan used a Retina camera and Kodak Plus-X film. Setting: f 4, 1/200 second. The second prize of $20 is won by80 words
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Article61 1960-09-18 12 THE Sunday Times will not be responsible for any print that is lost or damaged Pictures that have won prizes cannot br returned. Rejected prints will only be returned if a stamped and addressed envelope is enclosed. All prize-winners will be paid by post. Their cheques will61 words
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Article, Illustration76 1960-09-18 12 rrODAY'S runner-up prizes A of $10 each go to Frolic IE The W?ter"" < below p. by Poh T. Ng, and 'Carol" i right by V. Regelous. Mr. Poh. of 3619 Bagan Luar Road. Butterwortn. P.W., used a Rolleiflex ca- BMn and Atifa Isopan 8S film. Setting:76 words
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Article, Illustration158 1960-09-18 12 IN the minds of most people the slow moving tortoise has always been the symbol of persistence and longevity. Indeed this is not without foundation for many authentic accounts have been recorded. Perhaps the most amazing is one of a giant torMM taken when full grown to158 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-09-18 12 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest. The Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must be written on the back of every print submitted. All entries should be bigger than75 words
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Article, Illustration292 1960-09-18 12 DAVID CUNSTON - THEIR NAMES LIVE ON... DAVID CUNSTON By I\ for the Duke of Wellington .showing how the names of famous people of the past live on in the English language today. WHEN the great British general Arthur Wellesley, first Duke of Wei-, lington (1769-1852), was created a duke by his grateful292 words
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Advertisement465 1960-09-18 12 FLY PAN AM BIG JETS... SAIGON MANILA Uf* n via the Pacific fl or via the Middle East m %J m m and Europe EUROPE B^v Tnroughout the Pacific and P^ round the world Pan An otters sfl v nore jets to more places fl i than any other airline!465 words
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Miscellaneous206 1960-09-18 12 (popular crossword j Bill ACROSS: 1, Wind ln rings (4); '(4;; 3, Wax (8); 4. Mere <4>; iC. Border (6); 11. Bone (4); 12, i Wood '3>; 6. Not so many I Pronoun (3;; 14. Lament (4): 15, Incentive (7>: 8. Part of spee< IMan-dravin vehicle (8); 16. Boat'(4p: 9.206 words
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Article498 1960-09-18 13 METRONOME'S IN a business where many have hit spectacular heights and then dropped to obscurity, one young man la assured of a permanent place among the best in his Held. He is Gene McDamels. one of the mast outstanding pop vocalist* Uiat 1960 has produced. He makes498 words
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Article, Illustration812 1960-09-18 13 THREE DATES With MUSIC TONIGHT TWO MEMBERS OF BACH FAMILY NEXT MONTH THE TRUE GUITAR IN NOVEMBER CELEBRATED COUPLE HIGH WATER mark of the Western musical contribution to Singapore's Cultural Festival is undoubtedly this evening's symphony concert at the Victoria Theatre. Paul Abisheganaden will conduct an orchestra which is in812 words
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Advertisement465 1960-09-18 13 CATHAY #J 1 OffOANItATION I WJ j^T\TKl3^ayVt I*l*l LAST 2 DAYS! X 1 1 aen t JO. 4, »JO ft »10 _f^_ JCRKVUWI3*: :r a X !TSMALI PUMBT I i-< Newt: Olympic Garnet 100 MCTRCS CYCLING SWIMMING. J Z OPINS TttSOAY 1 T^o*igiH AL I Shy LOOK! 9»5» Today a465 words
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Advertisement138 1960-09-18 13 /^WOc The Stage Club JXr presents 'Merdeka Bridge" Dy Ly Sing Ko "A Glimpse in the Mirror" by Bettine Bradley 'Master Dudley" by Philip Johnson Cultural Centre Theatre Sept. 21st 22nd 23rd 24th at 9 p.m. S^J^^J^J^ 1 *OBINSON -***** We have pleasure in announcing; the official opening of our138 words
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Advertisement250 1960-09-18 13 AND ONLY Germ-Fighting Toothbrush Reivhc* you Surcicilly Nu-rile! \Vv I MjJc to stay Actively Antiseptic lot fl-BaLA-aD up to 4 month* m BHI Ql JFi j Inhibits or destnns A LI. type* o( germs s_H thit fjll on or hold to it! \\E_\ An investment in mil hysirne you cin'i250 words
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Advertisement196 1960-09-18 14 INSIDE STORY OF A BIG CLEAN-UP \ou wi'l be seeing ih'«. test at ihc cinema. It shows how .in ordinary high-qualiiy 'motor oil (on the left) is dropped onto a hot piston .md leases an a->hs deposit. But New Shell M ;grade (on 'he riglH) leases no as.h> deposit. \ou196 words
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Miscellaneous1236 1960-09-18 14 s l*V s -=r^ E V7^? -T Roman's wdk'LPfy f'-h izi... as 7 m^'vJ rf^ C^T^ s\: r Jlvll\ ut I Cf^i-^^ 1 1 J i^ cover what you nerd be- sniration that c-ould lead t rwi arm forr th srvrn days havr -^=i^- i« an import TEJIC IVVFIT I?r%D1,236 words
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Miscellaneous27 1960-09-18 15 ■r t I ■^^^^'BVy'/V I V I </ Hfc>. King Ffturr* j»ynd*Mt. If- 1f"»H «.gh4« x^»»»*l SJ«Ai.»IOLU *S9*o b I If- 1 11 tj lr\y HI lbo///rf] g^.,,27 words
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Article, Illustration885 1960-09-18 17 READ THIS AND DROP US A LINE... IF there's something on your mind, drop a line to the Know Alls. The address is: The Know Alls. Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Please do not send stamps or addressed envelopes;885 words
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Article32 1960-09-18 17 ASK JANE LEE WHAT S your problem? Write to jane Lee and tell her about it. The address is: Miss |ane Lee The Sunday Times. Times House, River Valley Road Singapore 9.32 words
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Article763 1960-09-18 17 I AM a student teacher, aged 23. and am madly in love with two girls. I have promised to marry them both. The first girl is schooling in a different town; our parents object strongly to our affo'r, and open our mail. The second763 words
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Article71 1960-09-18 17 I KNOW my fiance loves me. but when he writes he addresses me as "Dear "—using my full name. Too formal. Isn't it? I would like to be addressed more Informally, but don't know how to point It out to him E. H. Next time you71 words
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Advertisement288 1960-09-18 17 EVERYONE cr mi KNOWS THAT. to get around even better h travel new lamb re lla BORNEO MO7OBS limited Si««*po»» Kail i Lumpur. Mjljto, lp«h. F**«O(. lin»b»». •■ttwarth. Imrifm. KmU BeUit O Kuchinf. CURB RHEUMATISM WHILE YOU SLEEP If you feel oM. tford, and worn oat Mruaa of Backsch*, Rbeumatism288 words
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Advertisement527 1960-09-18 17 Dag-long 7 <^^3 Fragrance A^ >1 Softer than silk, refreshingly I IffY fragrant mildly medicated N. L Cuticura Talcum Powder gives M you confidence keeps you cool and fresh throughout the hottest, busiest day. A generous atl-ovar dusting after washing and before each special date will soothe and beautify your527 words
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Article, Illustration1316 1960-09-18 18 Conservative Peugeot in modern manner WHAT makes the modern motorcar? This question is good for a lively little controversy among any group of people at almost any time, particularly when it is time for a drink. But whether you go more tor frills or the "inner beauty" that is supposed1,316 words
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Article387 1960-09-18 18 THE DAYS OF THE KIM SENG ROUGH RIDERS MAY SOON BE OVER-AT LAST! AT LAST the powers that be have started repair work, and soon (I for one fervently hope) we may not have to take the Kim Seng Test anymore. Don't you know what the Kim387 words
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819 1960-09-18 18 FRANCIS BOEY - LAM ELIMINA TES INDONESIA' S EDDY YUSOF FRANCIS BOEY By INDONESIA'S challenge tor the men's single title at the Selangor International badminton championships ended rv;re today at 2.40 p.m. when their lost representative and No. 2 seed, Eddy Yusof, was eliminated by Johore's No. 3, Lam Say Chow, in straight819 words
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Advertisement250 1960-09-18 18 NOW for grtctier safety... dunlop DISC BRAKES J~ AS STANDARD ON THE NEW I 2.4.3.4 AND 3.8 LITRI I .V^m v I s^Tf ____r^__. -^_Vls _B^-T__9S I^L_______J lfi%J 2jL L^ta i__k. *_*_< l MarK 2 Jaguars are the world's safest cars for ♦they are fitted with the world's safest and250 words
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Miscellaneous116 1960-09-18 18 CROSSWORD SOLUTION uKiivx 1. Coil 6. Fringe 11. DOWN: 1. Curb 2. Olio- 3. 13 ohf 14 Moan IS, Riclc- Increase. 4. Lake. o. Ksh. f. Fewer. 16 Pin;'. 17. B^ve 18. 7. Impetus 8. Noun 9, Gang. 10. Re\enge. 19 Aver 21. Tea. 23. Wa». Enters 13. Hares. 19.116 words
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Miscellaneous7 1960-09-18 18 SPORTING SAM*,* /^jj,,,,^ y^ e !JL_ Wo^!!??7 words
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989 1960-09-18 19 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP RACING.., with EPSOM JEEP'S best bets are Pendekar (Race 3), City of Paris (Race 6) and Queensway (Race 7). CALL' BOY'S double is Eros (Race 3) and Remembrance (Race 4). THE GOING is SOFT. BACK IN FORM Queensway looks a bright each-way989 words
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Article1003 1960-09-18 19 THIRD DAY AT PENANG Race l l.JO: (Class 5. Div. 6 Vurs. 3 1. ***** themiM- iK.M. Hunn E Breult.. 5 9.0 (SFi Donnelly 7 2 ***** Stratosphere (Universe St.i Bagby. 6 9.0 C non» 6 3. ***** White Magic tCL St.i Rodxer.s. 8 8.13 Thangavelu 3 4. ***** Shylork1,003 words
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Article31 1960-09-18 19 SINOAPORE. Sat— A new sports club ii»a been registered lv Singapore. It Is the Singapore Olympic Hockey Club, with lv address at Flat No. 1. Mezzanine Floor. Cathay Building31 words
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Article146 1960-09-18 19 I PMIM ItKr Race 1 CHOOSE Shanfrila 3.3* I Little Lulu CALL BOY POINTER I LITTLE LULL i CHEMISE Shancrila < Shanrrila Ellen'M Treasure Shylork Home I Race 2 I 3.05 THANK YOU Rue Royale I'alomar PALOMAR Fire Power Sunshine Lad HRE POWER Rue Kovalr Thank You Race 3146 words
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204 1960-09-18 19 SINGAPORE, Saturday. C'NGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council, in conjunction with the Singapore Amateur Weight-lifting Federation, are planning a big banquet, in honour of Singapore Olympic Games silver medallist Tan Howe Liang and Singopore Chef de Mission Mr. Chua Tion Teck, next month. i This204 words
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Article27 1960-09-18 19 SINGAPORE. Sal.— Tn-o new baamln'on parties nave been registered in Singapore. They are the Jalan Daud Badminton Party and the Wn.i Seng Badminton Party.27 words
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Article101 1960-09-18 19 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sat—Mala*v yan Malays were alt out for 127 runs when their two-aay cricket match against Malayan Ceyloiiese began here today. At the close. Ceylonese had scored 26 runs without loss. The match continues at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Highlights of today's play was101 words
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Article46 1960-09-18 19 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's youth championships will be held at the Peoples Association from Sept. 22 to 24. Entries will be accepted at thf weigh-in and medical examination which will take place at the People's Association on Sept. 21 at 6 p.m.46 words
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Article, Illustration540 1960-09-18 19 SAUL JOSHUA - FED AND SPORE COULD BE IN FIRST 6 AUSTAD SAUL JOSHUA J B, SINGAPORE, Sat. I I THE hockey teams of Singapore and the Federation would have justified the expense if they had participated in the Olympic Games at Rome. This view was expressed by Mr. Harold Austad, Chef cc540 words
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Advertisement522 1960-09-18 19 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE 'S'to'tl ?0 Wvrtfi Sl* IfIMMII />• <« month. In tt it f DRIVE YOURSELF CARS l.ite»! -rraotnoa K4 REQUIRE DOCUMENT COPY .<«!* Tick l». St» DIPLOMAS CERTIFICATE* TESTIMONIALS «n.,« tou TOF- DUALITY COLOUR pnit froa ntn» "Lit* lIIEI'I'— SHOPPING CUIDC <S>orci U'nrrit Sit (Minimum) /»"./v522 words
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Advertisement44 1960-09-18 19 f MALAYA'S Achievements i in the Third Year Bk of Independence The Book every Malayan will be Proud to read Now On Sale^**^ Everywhere Postal Order $2.30 from The Straits Times Press Ltd, 111 Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur. Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore.44 words
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Miscellaneous48 1960-09-18 19 CRICKET: Clarice Cup— ruropeans v Rest. padang. Ohandi Cup— S.C.C. v I A.. pad«n R Ministry of Education v Monk> Hill Secondary School Staff. BIG WALK: St. Johns Ambulance Brigades marathon walk. RIGGER: H.M.S. Belfast v The Blacks. Naval Base. GOLF: R.SO.C. v Combined Services (officers). Slme Road.48 words
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Article730 1960-09-18 20 NORMAN SIEBEL - NORMAN SIEBEL Singapore 2 (Rahim Omar, Ibrahim Mansoor) Perak O Underdogs Perak make it a great final By X, Lumpur, Sat. QINCAPORE can have their pre-arranged "Victory Drive" through the streets of the City on Monday. They beat Perak 2-0 in the 34th Malaya Cup730 words
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Obituary25 1960-09-18 20 W«rW« >!• (MMWJ MR. KMOO SCANC PIN ct Lumpur broiln r of Ou: Ph.. I Ooi Ph< K*»t. Knoo Ph.- Chin. nay .n.Til from C25 words
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Article65 1960-09-18 20 jii Hf.rrfi *H> I Minimum i ERIC AND SYBIL thank fr:.r--: for th.ir valuable presents, coacra'ulatory tflritram* >nd atlin^anrr at th'ir BMRiaat In Muar on MR AND MRS. MARSHALL DE SILVA Of Lanadrnr. .nk all fricndi and rtlativen for Hi a. and cifti r. on 'hf ocianon of tli>65 words
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Obituary42 1960-09-18 20 A > Mm, mum IN CHCRKHCO aat tmnm memory Of Muar "ho iln.l S.j.t 18 ■Thy will b* dot.- Oh Lord .K< t walk through thr Vni thr Shadow of l»vn I mill frar no Inn Mfrt tiv hi« loving Children.42 words
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140 1960-09-18 20 SAFA plans 'Victory Drive' for tomorrow SINGAPORE. Sat. SinO gapore Amateur Football Association management committee will meet tomorrow at Jalan Besar Headquarters to finalise plans to celebrate Singapore's 2-0 triumph in tonight's Malaya Cup final against Perak at the Merdeka stadium. Part of the celebrations planned for Monday is a140 words
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613 1960-09-18 20 Victory came after 65 minutes of agony, uncertainty defence was slowly losing its c.Urn poise. But just when it looked as if Perak would at last forced their way through. Singapore had another breather and Mansoor hit a scorcher which Yusof Bakar saved brilliantly. This time Singapore stayed longer on613 words
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392 1960-09-18 20 JINGAPORE, Sat. *The Rest put themselves in a strong position at the end of the first day's play in their two-day match against Europeans for the Conrad Clarke Cup on the padang today After declaring at 280 for nine wickets. Rest took four European392 words
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Article200 1960-09-18 20 j SINGAPORE. Sa:. dingapore i Polytechnic became the overall champions in ihe n»>i luierVarsny College quadransular aniletic meet at Fa.rer P.uk today. Polytechnic and University of Malaya flnisned level with 33 points but ihe trophy, presented by ihe Central Board oi Pineapple Packers, went to Polytechnic200 words
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Article330 1960-09-18 20 Spurs make it 9 in a row LONDON. Sat. Tottenham Hotspurs, favourite* in the English Football Association league, scored their ninth successive win today by beating Leicester 2-1. Defending champions Burnley also coasted to a 2-1 win over Birmingham, while Wolverhampton Wanderers dropped another point in a scoreless draw with330 words
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Article46 1960-09-18 20 KEMPTON PARK. Sat. Mr. J. H. Whitney's The Axe won the Imperial Stakes run over six furlongs here today. There was a head-heat for second place between Mr. D. Van Cliefs Mystify and Mr. J. W. Wes-ton-Evans Prince Tudor, eight ran.46 words
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Article275 1960-09-18 20 ALL THE MEN' S RESULTS MEN Lone jump 1. Polytechnic. 2. University, Nanyang; Best three —1. Won* Pey Wan <P) 20ft. 7in.. 2. Michael Tan (Pi, 3. Koh Thong Sion (TTC). Hiffh jump 1. Polytechnic, 2. T.T.C.. 3. Nanyang; Best three— 1. Slak Kok Leng (P> 5ft. 9in.. 2. Cedrtc275 words
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