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Title Section18 1960-09-30 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 fie*****' The Straits Times. Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, I960. 15 CENTS.18 words
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Article, Illustration32 1960-09-30 1 Tengku: If called upon, they will fight to uphold the United Nations resolution CONGO: TO YES THE TENGKU "our troops will be there to preserve life and property."32 words
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Article88 1960-09-30 1 RICE FIRE BATTLE 25 DIE BAN DJARMASIN, Thurs. Tweoiyfive people were killed and many injured in a battle between the inhabitants of two villages in Central Borneo, it was learned here today. The battle was touched off by stubble fire In a rice field at Seriang village. A wind fannedUPI - 88 words
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Article56 1960-09-30 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The report of the World Bank mission on Malaya's second five-year development plan, for 1961-65. was brought here tonight by a senior official of the bank. He is Mr. J. A Edelman, a member of the five-man World Bank team which made on-the-spot economic56 words
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Article469 1960-09-30 1 Danger of a 'second Korea' KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE House of Representatives today gave its blessing to Malaya's 613 Congo-bound troops. On a majority voice vote, the It^atl^mdied by the Prime Minister expressing "full support" for the Government's decision to send the troops abroad. During a long debate the sitting469 words
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Article, Illustration1504 1960-09-30 1 Mac hits back at Nik's blast UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. MR. HAROLD Macmillan. British Prime Minister, told the General Assembly today that it was foolish to deny the existence of the great divisions in the world. "There are those who accept them as Inevitable and irreconcilable," he said. "I believe thatReuter - 1,504 words
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152 1960-09-30 1 It's the world's biggest airliner LONDON. Thurs.— Vickers i Armstrong announced here today that they are offering the biggest airliner in the world, designed to carry 222 passengers, for sale for foreign airlines. The new plane will be a development of their Super V-C-10, a 212-seater with a range ofReuter - 152 words
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140 1960-09-30 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. vpHE Selangor Government today announced the x acquisition of 13,450 acres of land for Malaya's new international airport at Sungei Buloh, about 15 miles west of Kuala Lumpur. In a Gazette notification. i the Government said the areas required for140 words
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Article18 1960-09-30 1 CAPE CANAVERAL. Thurs. —A giant Titan ballistic missile, launched today, is aimed at the Indian Ocean.18 words
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448 1960-09-30 1 SMASHED: FIVE KIDNAP RINGS— 37 DETAINED- FIVE kidnapping rings known to have been responsible for 11 abductions have been smashed by the police during the past few weeks. This was revealed by the C.I.D. chief. Mr. Cheah Teng Cheok. at a press conference today. With the destruction of these syndicates,448 words
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Article32 1960-09-30 1 LONDON, Thurs. British railwayman were asked by their union leaders today to call a national railway strike on Oct. 17, following the rejection of a wage claim.32 words
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Article91 1960-09-30 1 ris probable your house is built of brick, has a tiled roof and a cement floor. A recent independent poll of Straits Times readers showed 83 6 per cent live in houses built of brick, 17 per cent plank. 1.5 per cent attap. The roof was tiled in91 words
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Article, Illustration324 1960-09-30 1 BB makes suicide bid on her birthday PA R I S. Thurs. French film star Brigitte Bardot was reported out of danger in hospital here today after coming "within an ace of death" following a suicide bid yesterday. The blonde "Sex Kitten," Quoted recently as seylng she wanted a divorce324 words
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Article32 1960-09-30 1 U.S. WIVES URGED TO LEAVE CUBA WASHINGTON. Tliur.*. About I *)UD Arocru in rfsJdent"* in Cuba bmi idviscd send their wj\r-, and children to IS Stata Department nid today. ReuterReuter - 32 words
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Advertisement100 1960-09-30 1 r"S^s3\" M 0 Kodak \\fw\ PHOTO U 1 GREETING CARDS from your own snapshot ne^afives^H Wb/Jm~o€ Kodak (Malaya) Limited k i There's an F N mixer in jCSj your nightlife^Jpfjj jQ> As you go around the town, I 5 notice how the smart drinkers Jinsist on F& N Mixers for100 words
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Article, Illustration4829 1960-09-30 2 PREMIER (IF I GO TO THE U.N. IT WON'T BE TO SUPPORT COMMUNIST BLOC) GETS PARLIAMENT'S BACKING FOR CONGO FORCE KUALA LUMPUR Thursday THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, told the House of Representatives today that the Federation Government fully supported the4,829 words
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Miscellaneous353 1960-09-30 2 RADIO MALAYA 85 SZT On And AM eoO^TLe^n... Neg.ra- RAC >IO SINGAPORE ku. News Headlines: 6.05 Morn- Mrdinm Wave 4Tfi metres Ing Melodies; 6.50 Keep Fit With Short Wave tt vtm Teik Lee; 7.00 In Lighter Mood: from 9.00 lo.Ofl p.m. 7.30 Time Signal, the News; 7.35 «w n~~t >•353 words
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852 1960-09-30 3 NIKITA TO SEEK MEETING ON REVISING U.N. CHARTER: REDS FAIL TO GET HIM FLOOR MR. Nikita Khrushchev said yesterday he would propose a meeting of member states to discuss revising the United Nations charter, to take account of his plan for reorganising the secretariat. In an informal ques-tion-and-answer session withReuter - 852 words
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100 1960-09-30 3 MAC AND NASSER AGREE TO BE MORE FRIENDLY NEW YORK, Thursday. ORITAIN and the United Arab Republic agreed last night to "make a start to overcome old suspicions and to improve relations." The agreement was reached in a 25-mlnute meeting between Mr. Macmlllan and President Nasser and was made knownReuter - 100 words
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Article29 1960-09-30 3 PARIS, Thurs. The Permanent Nato Council yesterday approved a compromi.se solution covering the partial integration of the French air defence system Into the Nato framework. U.P.I.UPI - 29 words
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Article45 1960-09-30 3 PARIS. Thurs— Nato ships taking part in "Operation Sword Thrust," a naval exercise from the Norwegian Sea to the Bay of Biscay, today reported spotting fleets of radar-equipped Soviet trawlers and, in one instance, a Soviet TU-104 jet aircraft In the area. Reuter.Reuter - 45 words
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Article55 1960-09-30 3 SYDNEY, Thurs. Communist Influence in SouthEast Asian countries is no greater today than It was flv c years ago, the United Kingdom CommissionerGeneral in South-East Asia, the Earl of Selkirk, said today. Lord Selkirk is on a two weeks visit to Australia, mainly to 'tudy55 words
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Article89 1960-09-30 3 THE United Nations edged closer still to the 100--member mark as the Security Council unanimously endorsed applications from Mali and Senegal. The General Assembly later accepted the recommendations, bringing the total of members to 98. With independent Nigeria coming in within a few days, andReuter - 89 words
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79 1960-09-30 3 Nazi boss Bormann held in Argentine? BUENOS AIRES. Thurs.— The Argentine Interior Minister. Mr. Alfredo Vitolo. said last night that police have detained a man named Fleguer and are trying to establish If he is the missing Nazi leader. Martin Bormann. Mr. Vitolo said Fleguer was detained last Friday followingUP - 79 words
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Article250 1960-09-30 3 HAVANA, Thursday. T^WO BOMB explosions in different parts of the city last night punctuated a homecoming speech by Dr. Fidel Castro, the Premier, after attending the United Nations General Assembly, After the first explosion the crowd Immediately put up a shout of "paredon. paredon" (firing squad).Reuter - 250 words
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182 1960-09-30 3 'WORK FOR PEACE' CALL TO WEST BY PEKING DEKING. Thurs.— The Chinese Foreign Minister, Marshal Chen Vi, said last night that the Western powers would be better advised to direct their attention to working for world peace instead of making charges that China was pursuing a warlike policy. He wasReuter - 182 words
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Article30 1960-09-30 3 BALISBURY. Thurs. Northern Rhodesian healtn officials are fighting to halt the .spread of smallpox reported to have been carried over the border by African refugees from the Congo.30 words
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Article127 1960-09-30 3 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. Enraged Africans ahoutlnjr "Bulala" ("Kill") attacked two Europeans yesterday in a new outbreak of South African racial rioting. A running street brawl took place after Europeans heckled Africans at an anti-republican meeting of the Congress Democratic Party on the city hall steps.127 words
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Article37 1960-09-30 3 PARIS. Thurs. The fashion house of Christian Dior yesterday placed its destiny in the hands of a tried and tested designer Marc Bohan. 34, during the two-year absence of Yves Saint-Laurent on military service.— U.P.l.37 words
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Advertisement274 1960-09-30 3 IT'S THE NEWEST! American SLICE N'BAKE READY-TO-BAKE COOKIES and BISCUITS "Site* N'Sjht" Cookies Cinn»mon Roll* »th icing ''-^T^ ,^L J Caramel Nut Roll* S^al***^ -^Jvxjlr MAm I COLD STORAGE 'Singapore) LTD. 1 Tfl. -*».rt*^<T Ml 1 H Exceeds All Expectations JUST LOOK AT THIS Manhattan Goldtn Noodlo sport fhbt $19.90274 words
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881 1960-09-30 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday TANE MARKS were found on the body of a former inmate of the Gimson School for Boys although the superintendent of the School had given "strict orders" that nobody should use a cane. This was stated by a witness,881 words
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Article, Illustration457 1960-09-30 4 SINGAPORE. Thursday THE TRIAL JUDGE had misdirected himself in holding that the building, now occupied by the Bank of America in Raffles Place, was not a new building for the purpose of assessment and as a result he had come to a wrong verdict. This457 words
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Article65 1960-09-30 4 Guitarist to play tomorrow FAMOUS guitarist and slnfer Nina Dova (above) and her husband-accompanist Stanley Koor will give a performance here tomorrow, under the auspices of the Singapore Musical Society at the Cultural Centre. Nina Dova, who has an extensive repertoire of songs in six languages, said: "The language is65 words
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174 1960-09-30 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Petroleum Workers' Union said today that It had not suggested to the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. KM. Byme, yesterday that a secret ballot be held among all employees of the three oil companies to indicate their preference174 words
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Article141 1960-09-30 4 'World's best' for orchid show SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some 3,000 orchid pianta, many of them rare and expensive, but all of them the best of their kind in the world, will be on view when the Malayan Orchid Show opens at the Happy World Stadium tomorrow. The show, organised by the141 words
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Article79 1960-09-30 4 OINGAPORE, Thurs. O Singapore police today warned all house-owners and landlords to make thorough checks on people wanting to rent their rooms or houses. The warning followed a police announcement that three houses two in the city and one in an outlying are* have been used by kidnappers79 words
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189 1960-09-30 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Federation of Services union is calling a meeting of all civilian storekeepers In the three Armed Services to discuss their claims for improved working conditions and the subsequent replies received from the authorities. The Federation President. Mr. P. 8.189 words
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Advertisement223 1960-09-30 4 It trf* llEs FREE Open to all Beer Drinkers Only! f Join in the fun drink to your (tubobg) heart's delight at TUBORG BEER DRINKING CONTEST (to elect "King of Tuborfi Beer" 1960) |*l This is no gag, no string attached but, a GENUINE A drink-the-most-wins T 1 contest:? V^J223 words
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Advertisement178 1960-09-30 4 ll'ladclphi <;kill| Wg PRESENTS Xl v£n^~T*\ mm 11 iffilSSl&r 7 LE SETTIMANE H H fMlSlililmi culinarie H H ITALIAN GASTRONOMY WEEKS H Set. lit Sot. 15th October (mcl.) Italian Specialities MTved during Luncheon and Dinner. Muiic with mm Italian flavour. Sat. Bth Oct. ROLAND OF CORAL will pr.itnt A PARADE178 words
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Advertisement525 1960-09-30 4 ;CATHAYf» tl O»»ANI>ATIQN 1 -f SPECIAL FEATURETTE t f THI PEOPLE'S S'KHU" Ni. it NOW SHOWING AT OOEON En«l<ih Vcnton T CATHAY Malay Version J, t MAJESTIC Mandarin V.rtlon X (> A Minnlry of Culture film— i. X OPENS TOM™ 3?5 t ji fiMf/iW I imyMHig i 1 OnbmaScoP£ ot\"«t525 words
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Miscellaneous194 1960-09-30 4 AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES TIE following is today's Hong Kong, Bangkok (JL 716) "Ofl> 11.35 pjn. to Jakaru, Durschedule of civil aircraft «•«> P-"»- wl 5 1 8 3^ n y 71 O) 4; 2 l- a T movpmento at Pava Lebar Qaataa: PTom London. Thai IntanuUiaaal: To KuaJa AlrMrt194 words
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Article643 1960-09-30 5 EX-TEXTILE MERCHANT ALLEGES: SHE ACTED AS IF SHE WAS SERVING A DOG SHE SCREAMED WHEN I TRIED TO MAKE LOVE, SAYS BANKRUPT ACCUSED OF MURDER PENANG, Thursday. A former textile merchant charged with murder told the Assize Court today his wife rejected all his advances643 words
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Article97 1960-09-30 5 Rogue jumbo is shot dead $UN G E I PATANI.I Thurs.— A four-ton rogue elephant, which had been destroying padi in Kodiang. north Kedah, was shot dead yesterday by Syed Abdullah Idid, Deputy Game Warden, Kedah and Perlis. Syed Abdullah tracked the elephant for two miles before he caught up97 words
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Article48 1960-09-30 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. j Two youths from Indonesia. Tan Bak Hiong and Djabain bin Ikram, were fined by the ninth magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, today for illegally en- terlng Singapore. Tan, who has a similar, conviction, was fined $200 and Djabain $100.48 words
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Article80 1960-09-30 5 3 soldiers choose the hard way LONDON, Thurs. Three British soldiers have chosen a novel way to report for duty lr. Singapore—they will drive by car all the way. The soldiers, all members of the Ist Bn.. the Third East Anglian Regiment, hope to set up a new world recordReuter - 80 words
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134 1960-09-30 5 'Malay for primary schools' quiz to parents KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Government is awaiting the response of parents of young children to its plan to introduce Malay as a medium of instruction in primary schools next year. A Government spokesman said here today that "tentative feelers' were still out134 words
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Article27 1960-09-30 5 IPOH. Thurs. Four hundred students fo the St. Michael's Institution marched through the town this morning to celebrate the feast of their patron saint.27 words
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Article280 1960-09-30 5 CONGO TRIP: A FLY-PAST SEND-OFF KUALA LUMPUR Thursday rpHE two U.S. landing ships which will carry A Malaya's troops to the Congo are expected to begin their voyage from Port Swettenham at abou* noor on Tuesday, an army spokesman said today. A special train will leave Kuala Lumpur at 8280 words
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309 1960-09-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday T<HE HOUSE Of Re- presentatives today warmly congratulated the Raja of Perils on being appointed Yang di-Pertuan Agong. In doing so members from both sides of the House referred to Instances in the lives of the King and Queen which309 words
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157 1960-09-30 5 DE-ORGANISATION of f™? A ci^^ T fl^srnno o? iv i! lons in Singapore has been completed, the Straits Times understands. An Umno spokesman said the election of officials, us directed by the national chairman, Tengku- Abdul Rahman, had been com. pleted. "We are157 words
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Article30 1960-09-30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The central committee of the Malayan Teachers National Congress will discuss the Implementation of the Rahman Tallb education report at a meeting here on Saturday.30 words
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Advertisement268 1960-09-30 5 Proudly present their m both CHILDREN WEAR I MEN'S SHIRTS. CHILDMN MEN'S SHIRTS GIRL'S JEANS $3.20 up jWE cottr •iclu«iv«t y tor you, PRINTED SLIMLINE j OFFICE WEAR in ihirtt. WE •i iumiitp m c M do not boost of foihioni or bif PLAYSUITS I.tU ip I CORRDINATED dt mafk268 words
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Advertisement198 1960-09-30 6 DIOL MAKES YOU# HEALTHIER HAPPIER! TREATMENT FOR ifl PIMPLES MENOPAUSAL SYNDROME |P^ MENSTRUAL SYNDROME J& ITToT f\ 10 Uta. CD Übt. L. 1 jT «xcrualve A««nU. m A sbbbbbT* -Jk J jPQP JOSEPH TRAVERS I SONS, (Inc. in England) K j^R, Sl««a*or«, Ku«l. Lumpur, I I Manufactured by VJ TANAiI198 words
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Advertisement267 1960-09-30 6 Those Horrid AGE SPOTS* -WRINKLES Fade Them Out! 'Weathered brown spots and wrinkles' They tell the world you're getting old perhaps before you really are. Fade them out with ESOTERIC A, new medicated cream that breaks up masses of pigment o« the skin— makes hands look white, smooth, and young267 words
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Advertisement151 1960-09-30 7 NEW ZEALAND BUTTER IS DELICIOUS AND 100 c o FRESH The NATURAL RICH GOLDEN COLOUR of New Zealand Butter is a sore indication of its superb quality. New Zealand Butter i* as nutritious as it is delicious. Scientifically packed to ensure 100% Freshness. Buy Some todayl Sankyo %ii The ultimate151 words
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Miscellaneous222 1960-09-30 7 Buys Bnnny By Balph Heintdahl m\\ -V BLKabl I r>OU 'LU VO<AV. Bw~N I /Oh. OEAfc i\ 1 AF T ER NOJ HAS 6 7UOSE.I— L J —^fNOU'RE HAVE I I CHARGE IN 7<HAT j k HAVE AA/OTHeJf LOAP REAPV.'J YEARLY! TO WATT A BUCK I CASE l'?L I^-^ i222 words
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Obituary43 1960-09-30 8 M *-+t ll* (Mimimmm) YAP iiei Mil. at* M. formerly of R'lrxUrd Vacuum Oil Company pasted away psacerullv on Wadaasday. >sving behind widow, thrre son* •hrs. grandchildren Cortegs «ill leave from 7% Nonaa Terrace an Sunday I'lo/M at 10 JO a m43 words
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Article61 1960-09-30 8 it W,r4, tit (Himimmm) MM. FOO CHIt TICK and family thank all who >o kindly attrrulrd anil auisied at ih« funrral of the lata Mr. roo CM* Trek *7.».*0. MRS. TIO KIM CMUA and family lstivss for ttwlr mcht vlsiu. wreathe. donation! and me««age« of eondoleore ••»ndancei on the61 words
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Article466 1960-09-30 8 >• Wmrdt Sl» (Mimimmm) KATNLIIN MaCORMACK alngs at The Cockpit. Tel SSM« TAXI ASIIfRUM and look aad feel paaja. younger. Availabls at your diaFl'oißAL OSTIIK OPTICIAN! orchard Road. iß'pore). will be closed on Saturday October lat. juit PREIt and a freshening cloud rornea out of your tin of Alrwlck466 words
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658 1960-09-30 8 The Straits Times. Friday. September 30, 1960. A Malayan Duty When Malaya responded to 'the United Nations' appeal for military assistance in its operation in the Congo it was not thought necessary that Parliament should debate the Government's decision. But with Russia's challenge the situation has changed, and in all658 words
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Article363 1960-09-30 8 But for Afghanistan's flirtation with the two major Communist powers alarm would not be the necessary reaction to the concentration iof Afghan troops on the i North- West Frontier. Admit- tedly relations with Pakistan have been strained by Afghanistan's canvassing of a separate Pathan state; it is argued363 words
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Article190 1960-09-30 8 Of 193 people killed in road accidents in Singapore last year, nearly half were jaywalkers, an alarming statistic that has turned the Automobile Association's thoughts to tighter pedestrian control. In the latest issue of its magazine, the A.A. suggests that Singapore might borrow from Britain's Road Traffic and190 words
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Article, Illustration1868 1960-09-30 8 NELSON; RUTHERFURD - NELSON RUTHERFURD ....by lit a few days time a special Malay cm force will leave has been called upon to perform) to aid the United Nations in the great task of restoring order to the Congo These men will represent immense prestige value as an1,868 words
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Article181 1960-09-30 8 THE U.N. SOLDIER'S BRIEF YOU serve as members of an international force. It is a peace force, not a fighting force. The United Nation* has asked you to come here in response to an appeal from the Government of the Congo. Your task is to help in restoring order and181 words
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Advertisement45 1960-09-30 8 For the new nations of the Dark Continent, the head- long plunge towards independence brings new perils— perils that endanger progress more than Colonialism ever did Read 'AFRICA TODAY^ Civilization versus Savagery" in September Reader's C. R. DAS ARATHA RAJ LTD POST BOX 257 SINGAPORE45 words
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Advertisement65 1960-09-30 8 n yj mm If W Planning travel? Bangkok, Hong Kong, Japan in cherry blossom time! Touring Europe? Shopping in Rome, London or Paris U. S. A. Beaches at Santa Barbara and the Everglades in Florida Boustead' s know them all, Air or Sea, Bus and Train, Ring them or call.65 words
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Article229 1960-09-30 9 TWO-WIFE MAN IN DOUBLE TROUBLE SINGAPORE. Thurs. A shop assistant with two wives told a court here today of his problems in complying with two maintenance orders, resulting from complaints brought by his wives. Thavasikanoo. of Jalan Kaya. said that the maintenance orders were lor amounts totalling $75 and this229 words
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Article52 1960-09-30 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Anu Kirn Keow. a coffeeshop owner, was today fined $1,500 or four months' jail for permitting his backyard to be used as a common gaming house at 12.30 a.m. on March 13 Ang, of Jurong Road, who pleaded not guilty, was allowed ball52 words
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Article, Illustration17 1960-09-30 9 MR. GOMEZ, the union's secretary. He played draughts while the girls sang.17 words
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Article, Illustration512 1960-09-30 9 MINISTER'S WARNING TO UNION LEADERS: I WILL WASH MY HANDS OF THE WHOLE AFFAIR UNLESS... SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpHE Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, today told leaders of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union that unless the strike at C. K.512 words
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Article55 1960-09-30 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The President of the Yaou Electric Co. of Japan, Mr. Keijiro Yao. flew In today by CPA to surrey the market for Japanese-manufactured transistor radios. Mr. Yao, who was accompanied by his export sales manager, Mr. Kunlo Klkuchl, will also meet his local55 words
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Article62 1960-09-30 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A postman, Sharaff bin Ahmad, who sued for damages for personal Injuries suffered In a road accident when he was knocked down by a taxi on Nov 13 1056 was awarded $1 020 by Mr. Justice Buttrose in' the High Court today. Sharaff62 words
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Article, Illustration141 1960-09-30 9 Mother's plea to missing girl CINGAP^RE. Thurs. A mother. Madam Louw Sen Yuen, today appealed to her i2-yea -old schoolgirl daughter to return home "to avoid falling into the hands of bad characters." The girl, Chia Geok Eng also known as Ah Choo, disappeared from her home in Ganges Avenue,141 words
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Article149 1960-09-30 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The University of Malaya In Singapore today announced the names of successful candidates in the final part II examination for the degree ot bachelor of dental surgC The following candidates have passed the final part n professional examination for th. degree of 8.D.8.149 words
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350 1960-09-30 9 S.T.C. UNION AGREES ON NEW DEMANDS TO BE PRESENTED TO FIRM SINGAPORE. Thurs. T»HE Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union at an emergency meeting tonight approved new demands to be submitted to the management tomorrow. More pay for about 2.200 drivers and conductors, one-and-a-half week's bonus and reinstatement of 13 employees350 words
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83 1960-09-30 9 BANKS AGREE ON RETIRING BENEFITS FOR WORKERS ITL'ALA LUMPUR. Thurs An agreement on retirement benefits was today reached between bank workers and their employers. The secretary -general of the National Union of Bank Employees, Mr. Yuen Fook Cheong, announced this after union representatives met an 11 -bank committee here. The83 words
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Article72 1960-09-30 9 THREE DENY BOOKIE CHARGES IPOH. Thurs.— Three men were charged here today with acting as bookmakers at the Perak Turf Club premise* yesterday— the second day of the Sultan's Gold Vase Race meeting In Ipoh. They were Wang Ting Yang. 19. Kone Kar Loke. 33. and Beh Chan Hen*. 24.72 words
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Article50 1960-09-30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Thieves broke Into two houses In Damansara Road last night and stole $500 worth of liquor and cigarettes. They got away with 20 bottles of liquor and cigarettes worth $347 from one house and $150 worth of liquor and cigarettes from the other.50 words
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Article51 1960-09-30 9 SINOAPORE, Thurs. A United Nations expert on internal law has been appointed to the academic staff of the Taw school at the University of Malaya in Singapore. He is 40-year-old Professor L. C. Green, who is now teaching at the University College of the London51 words
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342 1960-09-30 9 'Super' rubber is newest of RRI tests 'BETTER QUALITY... AND CHEAPER' KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday THE RUBBER RESEARCH Institute is experimenting on methods to produce a super rubber which will be even easier and cheaper to process than the "superior processing" rubber now enjoying a spectacular Increase in production News of342 words
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Article207 1960-09-30 9 WALKOUT SEAMEN SAIL TO JAKARTA SINGAPORE. Thurs. *> The 224 Indonesian seamen who walked off the Dutch liner Oranje vestertiay in Singapore sailed for Jakarta today in the Pelni ship Pampado. The seamen, who formed more than half the crew of the Oranje. walked off the liner hours before it207 words
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Advertisement167 1960-09-30 9 Exciting Flavour! cooked Spaghetti How wonderful Heinz Spaghetti tastes alone and how well it mingles with left-over foods, too. A delightful meal ready in a minute, for Heinz has cooked the spaghetti for you, you simply heat and eat —end enjoy. Buy several tins today. If you are taking the167 words
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Advertisement119 1960-09-30 9 A. C. Electric Motors... for all I over 3 million BROOK Motors have been J^Wfe supplied to every From 1/25 H.P. To 600 H.P. I SOLE AGENTS:— R. E. MORRIS Co., Ltd. 1 8. Battery Road Phone Si ngapore *****/2 jg^r DRUMMER. HfSlfiJH^ *J the Pine fresh green WBM% DISINFECTANT.119 words
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Article, Illustration97 1960-09-30 10 SUPERVISOR OFF TO MANILA CONFERENCE MR. Yeo Kirn Som, sales supervisor of The Goodyear Orient Sale* Co. Ltd., Singapore, yesterday left (or a three-week sales conference and training programme in Manila. The conference, which will be held by the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. of the Philippine*, will be a97 words
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142 1960-09-30 10 A PLAN to assist ulu A farmers to plant high yielding rubber was approved by the board of administrators of the Rubber Planting Scheme at a meeting in Kuching last week. Full details of the plan will be released by the Department of142 words
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Article68 1960-09-30 10 rpWENTY National 'adio 1 dealers from Singapore, Malaya and Borneo returned to Singapore last night after a fortnight's tour of Japan. They visited the factories of Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. Ltd. In Tokyo and Osaka. The company's products are handled by Hagemeyer Trading Co. (Malaya) Ltd. The delegation,68 words
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Article296 1960-09-30 10 LARGER IMPORTS OF NEW PRODUCTS AND MORE EXPORTS OF TIN, RUBBER, PINEAPPLES ACCOUNT FOR THE BIG IMPROVEMENT TRADE between Denmark and Malaya is increasing both in imports and exports, with the balance running; strongly in Malaya's favour. In the lirst six months of this year Denmark's exports296 words
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Article167 1960-09-30 10 MASTERS FORM NEW MARKET DIVISION Vf ASTERS (1959) Ltd., >* 1 leading Singapore advertising and marketing consultants, have set up a fullscale public relations and marketing division to keep pace with the latest overseas management trends and to assist local business to hold and open up markets in South-East Asia.167 words
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Article27 1960-09-30 10 Malaya produced 8.7 million pairs of footwear in the first half of the year, compared with 6.5 million pairs in the corresponding period last year.27 words
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Article, Illustration290 1960-09-30 10 AMERICA'S largest pharmaceutical company, the Upjohn Co. of Kalamazoo, Michigan, will market two new products in Singapore and Malaya within the next few months. This was announced by Mr. H.B. Roberts, vice-president, during a short stay In Singapore last week. Mr. Roberts, who has290 words
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Article, Illustration196 1960-09-30 10 AM ALAYA and Singapore will continue to become i 1 important export markets for Japanese rubber manufactured goods, said Mr. Y. Hamamura, leader of the Japanese rubber products trade mission, on arrival in the State last week. Mr. Hamamura said that196 words
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Article52 1960-09-30 10 The Federation's trade with Singapore in August amounted to $139.2 million, up $3.8 million over the previous month, or $8.4 million above August 1959. The Federation exported $65.6 million worth of goods to Singapore, compared with $63.8 million In July. This Is $6.8 million less than In52 words
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250 1960-09-30 10 Test on weed -killer progressing: Chemist A WEED KILLER likely to reduce estate weeding costs is in an advanced state of trial in Malaya. This was announced yesterday to the delegates at the Natural Rubber Research Conference In Kuala Lumpur by Mr. Miles Fletcher, an agricultural chemist of Fisons Chemical*250 words
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Advertisement233 1960-09-30 10 Sol until the human par rhancM will II be nccesmry t* rt-drsi<n the QUAD "21" Stnrophonlr Hifh Fidelity Amplifier. IU flat response over the entire audible rung*. IU negligible distortion even at full SO watts output, and Its unique Quality Control Unit enable us to claim that you buy a233 words
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Advertisement124 1960-09-30 10 CATHAY PACIFIC SPANS THE ORIENT Cilhay Pacific tlw most EXPERIENCED airline in ttK Orient, optrattt frtquent Mrvicts to uitttn cities in South East Asia md SERVING I t° Australia; with connections throughout tht world MKKOt* jum^oo*"" C*ttwyPacrfic > srMttrio«ialflH»trt..'«ullrprt«urised MHUNCI 3AICOS lttV •W'PPrt tn fIOWB B'rtiln8 rtiln Pl ot* Calcutta124 words
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Advertisement1738 1960-09-30 11 THE BLUE FUNNEL LDfE TO ABEN. LIVERPOOL. tIAStOW. LONDON ft CBHTIHEHTAL PORTS. P. S'haa. Paaaat LYCAOM IMirpM, tlaeptw Tataf/Ml 1 AENEAS kj.re UtaraaaT taa. 11 Oct 2 Mt 1/ i Mt B MEIAMPSS H'burg. BrMtn, Ant'p. Holl. W I/I ANTENOR uttraaal. Dublin Ml 4 Ml 0 Od 7/ 0 Oct1,738 words
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Advertisement1349 1960-09-30 11 y^^xTHE LA.C LINES— A* \A AOEN. BEBSEA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINEHTAI ft SCAMBINAVIAN POOTI. VjL Y^*sf tatn rtm ftMM YVMBT "SIMIA" c) It Ptrt/ i Set 1/ I Mt 7/1 Mt -<9MB3r "LAUNBIA" I) 11/ a Oct 2V22 Mt tl/74 Mt *■■»•-••»> ..pufxojiA" n/a oct "BAJfIU" a) SB Oct/ 4 NM I/OMM1,349 words
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Advertisement1341 1960-09-30 11 K/fflw THE BEN LINE STEAMERS LTD. '*&s•' lINBAPORE (iMaraaialtd la tke utitM Kitgata) ID LIMES SAILINtS ta ANN, U.K. I CONTINENTAL PORTS S'pora P. S'hM Ptntng IEHCRUiCHAH Littraaat, Han. M'brougk la Part/TaOar lEHAVIH HMbarg. Laaaaa. 6'aoath la Part/ 1 Mt lEHALIAHACH Ltaaat, HMbarg. Rotterdam la Port/ 1 Oat BEMMOMN lltatt.1,341 words
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Advertisement1362 1960-09-30 11 mMcAUSTER tfc CO., LTD. w. nil M: am. aE BIAaWMAH LDIB KLA VENEBB L»B r"^ IONBON. RAMOIJM, ROTTERDAM. HAVRE LBS AMELES. SAH FRANCISCO a NULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER 1 PORTLAND Aid tat CaaaUta t USA. AUaatic Parti. Acctptui carte ttr Ctetrai I Sntt CITY Of NEWCASTLE Aainca S'BOrt P. S'hM Pentng1,362 words
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Article33 1960-09-30 12 SINGAPORE. Sept. 29. RUBBER: 01*4 cents per lb. (up 1H cents). 5 p.m. close: 98 J 8 cents (very steady). TIN: $398 per picul (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 285 tons (un-33 words
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Article216 1960-09-30 12 OCTOBER first grade rubber buyers fob. closed in Singapore yesterday at 97 cents per lb.. up I*4 cents oh Wedneeday's close. The tone was steady, quirt. S.C.C.R.A. eloaiag prices in cenu per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 97, sellers 87 (N); Int. l R.S.r>.216 words
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Article141 1960-09-30 12 CHIPS lying alongside the Slnga- i pore Harbour Board wharves or expri.ed today are: Bolssevaln 12. Tjlmenteng 4/5. Alices 6A, Pentakota 6/7, Tomar 8 9. Plea- j santville 10,11, Star Betelgeuse I 13, 14, A*o Maru 15/ 16, Madison Lloyd 18. Seiyo Maru 19. Pesco Lighter No. 20141 words
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Article124 1960-09-30 12 fltE Malayan Exchange Banks' 1 Association made these I changes in its rates to merchants j yesterday (all rates to 8100) New York: buying airmail T.T. 33, O.D. 334. 90 d it 33*. credit bills. 33 >. trade bills. Canada: buying airmail T.T. 32 5 16. O D.124 words
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1013 1960-09-30 12 RUBBER REACTS UPWARD: BETTER TONE IN SHAREM ARKET By Our Market Correspondent THE PRICE of rubber turned strongly upward yesterday in what a leading broker described as "a not unexpected reaction" to the downward movement of the preceding week. The market opened steady with No. 1 at 97J cents a1,013 words
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Article22 1960-09-30 12 Malayan Stock Exchange: Sept. 39 Sept. 2» Industrials: 131.07 131.3* Tins: 194.17 194.63 S Rubbers: 240.77 !41.»3 Jan. 1 1958=10022 words
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Article155 1960-09-30 12 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul yesterday were: Copra: quiet: UK/Con, men; Oct. shipment $30 buyers. $30 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; buU $42 >, sellers, drum $4b'.. sellers Pepper: quiet: no business >ls reported done. Muntok while $255 and Sarawak $250 (both un- j changed), special155 words
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Article12 1960-09-30 12 The Melbourne Stock Exchange was closed yesterday, Melbourne Show Day.12 words
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Article653 1960-09-30 12 SINGAPORE members of the Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following business at their 3.30 p.m call yesterday. (Bargains are given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: FiUpatricks 81.40; Fraser and Neave ords $1.99 cd cb: Gammon 12.07 and 82.08; 1 Metal Box 8192} xd OL:653 words
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Advertisement1067 1960-09-30 12 Express U.S.A. Pacific ejs Atlantic Coast Service E. 7 A. E.T.A. E.T.A. S pore P. Sham Pcnati| H'kont I Antelet N. York im.ii.i Mara" Sla. 44 7 Oct 21 4c t n Nat ■*»■<.«•» Mate" Ist Call 2J2J Oct Jl 27 Ott 21 Oct 2aet Call 21 10 Oct 41,067 words
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Advertisement372 1960-09-30 12 7|JU| ISRAEL NAVIGATION /v72i""*« COMPANY. LTD*. KS^ EILAT FAR EAST SERVICE; Mat •■•t>ii S cere ■> Mat mo Sailel C 21 21 4 Oct 0 Oct 14 Oct I Nef I E. NIELSEN 10 Oct 11 let I NtT 10 Ml* IS Net 10 Oec j BARRETTO SHIPPING TRADING CO.,372 words
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Advertisement300 1960-09-30 12 I NOTICE OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Interim Dirtdend of 60 cenu (or each $10/- share, leas 40'r Income Tax. has been declared by the Directors, for the Tear ending 3lst December. 1960, payable to the members on the Register as on300 words
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Advertisement1225 1960-09-30 12 NOTICES CITY COUNCIL LIFE INSURANCE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT; CORPORATION OF INDIA NOTICE TO CONSUMERS (Incorporated In India) Work tn connection with elec- Notice havinu been given of the) trical extensions in Diethelm loss \>f Policy Numbered ***** on I Substation will necessitate the in- the life of Mr. S. Annamalal terrupliun1,225 words
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Advertisement861 1960-09-30 13 NOTICES NOTICE IN THE SUPREME COURT Ol THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA IN THE HIGH COURT AT SEREMBAN r ATE OF NEGRI SEMBILAN OtTll Suit No. 65 Of 1960. Between Wee Alk Lock PlalntU And 1. Dhan Kaur (f) Executrix ol the Estate of Chet Singh, deceased. 2. Wong Chlu Kong861 words
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Advertisement850 1960-09-30 13 NOTICES THE ROYAL STNOAPORF Chest Clinic. Applications an invited for the following vacanr cles: Chest Physician: PostGraduate qualification (MR.C.P or T.D.D.) and one year's exclusive experience in luberculosU necessary. Radiologist: Minimum qualification: D.M.R.D. Salary for the above positions according to experience. Please apply to Medical Director. S.A.T.A., Singapore. t P.W.D.850 words
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Advertisement845 1960-09-30 13 NOTICES r. NOnCE The public are hereby notlfli that with effect from 30-9-60 will no longer represent M/s. I I Tong Sen Finance Co., of Slngi i pore but will henceforth repn I sent M/s. Central Finance Co Ltd. l LIM CHENO SIONO. 44. Bukit China Road. Malacca. P.W.D. NOTICE845 words
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Advertisement960 1960-09-30 13 (ConOnned from Face 81 SITUATIONS VACANT f- M WoH» U (mm.)— Am M eta. *xin >■< SURVIVOR for aite .ettlng out for contractor preferably Hoklen .peaking Reply Box AS2SS B.T. Spore YOUHQ AMAH to train. Must apeak Knrliati. be. cheerfjl. clean and wining to learn, llva-ln, two chlldran. Tal: I960 words
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Advertisement1120 1960-09-30 13 SITUATIONS VACANT it R-'orrf, U (Mim.)—M n S» cl, txtrm BRITISH COMPANY require, .tor*keeper and Invoicing clerk. Experienced man pnltmd. Apply Bos A 6283 B.T. B'pore. SHORTHAND TYPIST WANTID, must tM ablt to do 100/40 Apply stating experience end aalary required to Box A 9623 B.T. K.L. AITINN MINING and1,120 words
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Advertisement790 1960-09-30 13 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I U Wtrdt U (Ml*.)— Bib S* cti. txtrm j LKf OR SAL! unfurnished two •torey compound boa**, blUtop. overlooklng eat Ilk* Hongkong Peak. cool. quiet, beautiful surrounding, 496-U. Bennett Avenue off Bennett Road. J Bpore. IS three B/rooma. hath attached. aittlnc dining roonu. modern sanl- tatlon. (arms*,790 words
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Advertisement943 1960-09-30 13 IDU CATION tt Word, $S (Him.}— Box tt eU. «xf m OCTOBER BECINNERS/Intermediate Book-keeping, Accountancy. Comiwclai Law. LCC /Professional timlnitlone IMI. 3, Xnd Floor. Own* Lea Chambers, Clemenceuu Avrnut. Slngapor« *****. COMMERCIAL MICH SCHOOL. 247 A, Joo Chlat Road. Scientific Method. Retmhtr Courses Shorthand T ype» rl tins; Book-keeping. Al*o943 words
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Advertisement708 1960-09-30 13 VEHICLES FOR SALE U Wf4, U Hm.)_»ox t» rlf txt rm I»SS FIAT SOOCC. N«w Imiuranf^ Accident -f rat. 49 plua mpg. si. 430-. H.P. Poatibla. Contact Aaaociatcd A^nciea (non-dcalar). Tal: (B'porei LATf 19S1 NUMBER Hawk. 12 mpc H.-althy Knitlne, Appearance. $1,000 H.P. Poaalble. Aaaoclatrd Atcncie* (non-draler). 561. Beach Road.708 words
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232 1960-09-30 14 He beats La Fiama in smart trial I POH, Thurs. Mr. V. C. Bath:s Tudor House, galloped right into the Gold Vase picture this morning when he did a smashing trial on a good track. Ridden by Chris Dragon, this classy five- year-old, by232 words
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319 1960-09-30 14 WEIGHTS for ail seven races at Ipoh on Sunday: SULTAN'S GOLD VASE Cl. 1. Div. 1-5} F Happy Melody 10.08 Sonsusie 9.M I'saha-Setia 8.09 Tudor House 8.05 On Parole 8.01 Flyinc Phoenli 8.00 Beatcrete 7.1t rulli 7.11 Lifbtninf Flash 7.09 Sir319 words
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Article868 1960-09-30 14 and A. Samad (Joh) v Lun Teck Lee and Ooh Seng Kee (S'gor); Freddie Tan and K.C. Chlew (Mai) v winner of Leong Chin Kit and Ng Hock Soon v Chov slew Wah and AN. Other; 8.30 p.m. winner of Ng Ylng Chow and Henry Be868 words
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250 1960-09-30 14 The 'killer spirit' in sport is condemned Ms42'A MIL. A YEAR FOR SPORT RECOMMENDATION LONDON. Thursday. A BRITISH Government report published last night condemns the "killer spirit" in sport but recommends the spending of M 542,500,000 a year on the improvement of sport in Britain. In a plea for nationalReuter - 250 words
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Article79 1960-09-30 14 ARDMORE (Pennsylvania), A Thurs. The United States took a long lead over teams from 31 other countries on the first day of the world amateur golf team champlonshio here yesterday. The American team ended the day with a total of 208. Nine shots behind them wereReuter - 79 words
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Article211 1960-09-30 14 T ONDON, Thurs.— Prices at the callover at the Victoria Club last night on the Cesarewltch Stakes and the Cambridgeshire Han dlcap were: Cesarewitch: 10 to 1 Pandofell; 14 to 1 Domesday and Premium 16 to 1 Poetic Licence and Radiation; 20 to 1 Final Test,Reuter - 211 words
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Article196 1960-09-30 14 ANOTHER VICTORY FOR ELLIOTT f ONDON. Thurs. Herb Elliott, the Australian Olympic 1,500 metres gold medallist, ran his 17th under-four-mtnute mile here at the White City Stadium last night when winning the one mile international invitation race in 3min. 59.8 sec. Elliott did not take th« lead till 300 yardsReuter - 196 words
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Advertisement114 1960-09-30 14 r y*a z& w I saya >er cata kmwm^yi s I semua orang suka iF^ 'Nescafe. Ini-lah kopi j sedap yang tidak Yes! His boss knows that, whatever the num |H| Bl ber of cups, the wonderful flavour of NESCAFE f^^| remains constant. And what convenience 1 W* 1 g114 words
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Advertisement115 1960-09-30 14 jjfc^* 4 li yb Now with special High Porosity Paper mm^Mmm, walciTi 'tdmtrimmGHm Air-oottens Bkjl Salem research creates a revolutionary cigarette P SK9&flHßEw3igOH^Hllj^&il ont^ißlKis&>& P*P* r th*t breathes new mildness into the smoke 'Tpßlff^^BswSmF^^jJ^Hißn^^™^ MsKsitHF'ififcg*'^ new reBnncBS in to tnc a vor Invisible porous openings blend just the light M115 words
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Article332 1960-09-30 15 SAUL JOSHUA - SAUL JOSHUA By Singapore, Thurs. PENANG-BORN CLEMENTS RETURNS AFTER SEVEN YEARS SINGAPORE will have an England international ruggtr player in the State team this season. He is Jeffrey Clements, who was capped for England in the 1958-1959 season. A spokesman for William Jacks and Co., Ltd.332 words
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Article72 1960-09-30 15 TJOMBAY. Thurs, Erland Ko.oa. of Denmark, won the Cricket Club of India s badminton singles title here yesterday. He beat Indian! champion Nandu Natekar 15-10, 15-7. Kop.s and Finn Kobbero beat D. Ghosh and A. Dewan 15-11. 15-8. In the men's doubles final. Natekar later Joined72 words
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Article100 1960-09-30 15 Fine and a pat for the champ f ONDON. Thurs— .The Britfsh Boxing Board of Control took M 52.125 from European heavyweight champion Dick Richardson with one band and patted him on tbe back with the other at an inquiry here yesterday into his disqualification against Mike de John of100 words
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Article122 1960-09-30 15 Singapore's team v Putra SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore team to meet the I ..King Putra Parahlangan football team from Indonesia on Sunday at Jalnn Besar Stadium at 7.30 pm wUI be selected from: W Skinner. Idros Albar. MokhUr Tabrl. Lee Wan Chin, Matmoon Budasee. Samad Abdullah AH Samijan. Mike Button.122 words
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Article663 1960-09-30 15 SPORTS SUMMARY CABLE BRIEFS SWIMMING f ST. ANDREWS (Spore): Open utm free: 1 Lav Tin Nai 2 Freddie Cliong 3 Lon TecK iilong «i, Mm breast: 1 Lee Eng Foo 46; 4Mm free: 1 Seah Pong Pin 2 Tan .Ngiap Joo 3 Ang Poon Tiat 6:48: diving: 1 Lanny Lee663 words
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352 1960-09-30 15 HARD TO PICK WINNERS IN SHA LEAGUE By FIRDIE SALAHIDIN: Singapore, Thursday. "PHE early-season favourites have invariably been 1 successful In the Singapore Hockey Association's first division league but this year it will not be easy to forecast the winners. University of Malaya, the i holders. Singapore Recreai tion Club352 words
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Article190 1960-09-30 15 SOCCER Tear match: (B'pore) Spore Malays v Putra Parahiangan of Indonesia (Jn Besar 7-30 pm). Spore DiT. f| Police v RAF Changi (Jn Besar 6 p.m.i. Inter- School: Bt Tlmah District primary schools final (Bt Tlmah 5.30 p.m.). ■DV Cmp (Ipoh 1 1/3 Bast Anglian Regt v Ramblers190 words
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199 1960-09-30 15 NS hockey body gets new set of officials Thurs. There were several! surprises at the annual! meeting of the Negrl J Sembilan Hockey Asso-| ciatlon last night when officials who had held posts for several years declined to stand for nomination. Mr. Wong Yuen Chlng, who has been president for199 words
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Advertisement45 1960-09-30 15 For ik, price of on* you can hovo two stylos Con bo worn os o Casual or as a 2-oy*4«*s Derby. Available in soft b«is* lootkor with inicrocollular •olot tor comfort. Com* to our shops and try on thu •utitandina shoe at its boat valuo.45 words
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Advertisement527 1960-09-30 15 HINO RANGE TODAY'S 2 MOST POPULAR LINES 'HUSTLER" 'SURREY' 9ft. turning radial nfiiVk sff\ Load capacity Pj^^^^-jZ3^^kß Wh rapid Xt ar *^issl^^fcs™|^^P" changinic trouble free economy. HUSTLER /Tl 44 rn.p.h. iLJ 82 m.p /j capacity fm passpngpr I.JP^^. convertible ECONOMICAL DI'RABLE AND Ml I I'IPI.E PURPOSE VERSATILITY EASY TERMS ARRANGED527 words
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Miscellaneous278 1960-09-30 15 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Pole In an attic a Berkeley 1. He Ukas one back to church Hotel attic (6). 5 1. 7. like a small company pro4. Put money on textiles for duclng food for animals (7). vinery 1* 5). 8. A woman with 110 backing Opening out278 words
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Article647 1960-09-30 16 LEOPOLDVILLE. Thursday PRESIDENT BACKS THE COLONEL IN HIS DEMAND TO GHANA AND GUINEA FORCES PRESIDENT Joseph Kasavubu today called for the withdrawal of Ghanaian and Guinea troop* from the Congo in support of an earlier appeal by Col. Joseph Mobutu, army chief and military "strongReuter - 647 words
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142 1960-09-30 16 COLOMBO, Thursday. pEYLON'S Finance Minister, Mr. Felix Dias Bandaranaike, told the House of Representatives today that there would be no change in the Government's decision to take over national newspapers and vest their ownership in statutory public corporations. He denied opposition charges thatReuter - 142 words
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Article105 1960-09-30 16 Car park extension deferred SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Deputy Prime Minister's office today announced that the proposed extension of the car parking scheme to three new areas has been deferred until further notice. The new areas which were to have been put Into opera Uon as from Oct. 1 are: Raffles105 words
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Article35 1960-09-30 16 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Jews In Singapore, including members to the Services, will observe Yom Klppur (Day of Atonement) with a 25-hour fast starting at 5.45 p.m. tomorrow and ending at 7 p.m. on Satur-35 words
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Article316 1960-09-30 16 LONDON. Tnurs. Unset lied conditions were apparent on the London stock exchange today and in the afternoon when it became known that a rail strike had beer, called for October 17. prices were Inclined to drift lower. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including316 words
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Advertisement352 1960-09-30 16 'Continued from Pace IS) BIRTH -•</ Words tit (Minimum) CLO RIDGE To Va>rle and Peter, at k.m.H. on 2»th September, a brother. Martin Charln, for Susan aad Joaephlne. Both well. ACKNOWLEDGMENT tt Words tit (Minimum) MR. ANO MRS. N. T. RAOHAVAN Qtmaa thank relative* and friend* for their attendance, valuable352 words
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Advertisement341 1960-09-30 16 WANTED TO PURCHASE 70 Words ti (Mln.)— Box it rfs. sxtra MOBIL! CRANE 6— ton to gond condition also IJ-2J ton forkllft true*. Orchard Motor* Singapore and Kua'i Lumpur TRAVELS m TOURS It Words U (Him.)— Bom it ets oxtrm CTS TOUR SERVICE Bangkok Tour •th— l7th October. J320/- Malaya341 words
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Advertisement318 1960-09-30 16 AT YOUR SERVICE (Sporei It Wars'* ti (Min.)-Box it ets oxtro TOP QUALITY COLOUR Prim from Transparency telephone 'Life' 2081 a P.O Boa lliaj. Singapore REFRIGERATION AIR CONDITIONINO repairs and service— Oeu Bros Co Telephone U2211 EXPERT WATCH REPAIRINU cleaning and reguistin* oav-iaj Uirard-Perregaui Watch aervio* Bia Uoo— o3 RoblnMO318 words
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Advertisement296 1960-09-30 16 B GIANSINGH S I ANNUAL SALE I H GENUINE OFFER OF QUALITY GOODS U ARROW Tie* i 5.50 3.90 each I i WA ARROW Plain and Fancy Sport* Stiirt* H (Naw Coedi; $15.00 1.25 f<£ A H HIGH SOCtfTY Pure Silk Skirt* 9.50 6.73 Ifl MANHATTAN Dacreff/Cottan Shirt* $18.50 $14.00296 words
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