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Title Section12 1960-10-09 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES m No. 1311. SUHDAY, OCTOBER 9, l»60 20 CENTS12 words
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Article362 1960-10-09 1 The King and Tengku also due today 14 YIPs-PREMIER LEE, CABINET MINISTERS SEVEN ENVOYS MEET AT HIGHLANDS TANAH RATA, Saturday. FOURTEEN TOP PEOPLE from Malaya and Singapore have gathered at Cameron Highlands this weekend— but nobody will talk about it. Among them are the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr.362 words
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494 1960-10-09 1 Riddle of smallpox S flight: be Is on SICK MAN ATTENDED K.L. CONFERENCE KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. UEALTH authorities here today began a thorough check on the movements of Mr. L. P. Vlaanderen, a Dutch businessman, who had smallpox during a BOAC flight from Kuala Lumpur to London early this week.494 words
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Article, Illustration98 1960-10-09 1 AILING PRINCE TO RESIGN NICE. Sat. Prince Norodom Sihanouk (above). Cambodian chief of state announced here today that he intended to resign. The Prince was speaking to reporters on arrival from New York, where he had led his country's delegation to the IN. General Assembly. Before the Prince and hisReuter - 98 words
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Article51 1960-10-09 1 MANILA. Sat. Twentyeight more people were reported dead or missing tonight, bringing the number of casualties left by Typhoon Kit in Central Philippines to over the 100--mark. According to reports by Philippine constabulary authorities in the provinces. 18.737 persons were rendered homeless on Southern Luzon Island.UPI - 51 words
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Article63 1960-10-09 1 SINGAPORE. Sat.— A Cable and Wireless messenger, Sa'at bin Ha stum. 30. died in hospital tonight soon after he was knocked down by a car in Orchard Road at the junction of Claymore Road. He was riding a motor scooter. Eye-witnesses of the accident are63 words
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Article27 1960-10-09 1 tukyu. sat.— inaian Chief Justice B. P. Sinha, who is here on a goodwill visit, will be received by Emperor Hirohito on Monday.— UPl.27 words
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Article259 1960-10-09 1 SINGAPORE. Saturday. RJ| O R E than 1 .000 members of the National Union of Oil Workers today unanimously agreed to a referendum to be taken among all oil workers to decide whether they want one union or two unions to represent them in the259 words
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83 1960-10-09 1 TAIPEH. Sat —A Nationalist Chinese military M«rt today lound Lei President Chiang est critic, yuilty on two counts oi a M-ciition charge and tenced him to 14 fMttl imment. publisher o[ the monthly ma. China," was found guilty of providing cover for a pro-Communi.it agent83 words
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39 1960-10-09 1 PORT COLBORNE (Ontario), Sal. Eight people badly burned and M 59.000.000 damage was caused when the Commonwealth's largest flour, mill was destroyed by an explosion and fire here last I night— Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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89 1960-10-09 1 A LOR STAR. Sat. The Krriah Special Branch has released four "bogus terrorists" who surrendered recently Ui the Thai border police. "We have questioned them thoroughly and we are satisfied they are not real bandits." a Special I Branch spokesman told the Sunday89 words
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232 1960-10-09 1 BURY iLancashirc. Sat. —Mr. Charles Smith, father of the £28.600 football pools winner who did not want to accept his winIngs. said here today he thought his son would have been foolish to give the money to charity, but admired the principlesReuter - 232 words
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283 1960-10-09 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Saturday. pONCOLESE policemen mutinied in Leopold- villee today. Dozens of heavily armed policemen raided homes and offices of higher ranking policemen and arrested *n estimated 20 police commissioners. The policemen, claiming they have not been paid for weeks, whisked the commissioners off at283 words
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Article119 1960-10-09 1 bJEW YORK, Sat. Mr. Nikito Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, yesterday proposed a special session of the General Assembly in Europe next Spring to be devoted exclusively to disarmament. He suggested the venue should be Geneva. Moscow or Leningrad. In his lirsi formal press conference119 words
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Article, Illustration26 1960-10-09 2 THE ARANDORA STAR. One« sha was a crui»« hn«r Desperately they ripped and clawed at the wire round the boats26 words
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Article, Illustration1617 1960-10-09 2 CUT OFF FROM THE LIFEBOATS -BY BARBED WIRE The ship was a floating prison-camp. Its passengers lived behind barbed wire and hundreds died behind it when the torpedo struck. Their grim, little-known story- is now vividly recreated by ALISTAIR MACLEAN. Till. Arandora si^i bad indeed fallen upon evil days. Less1,617 words
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Article72 1960-10-09 3 The accounts or the sinking of the Arindora Star officially released at the time differed in many respects from the picture now assembled by Alistair Maclean. Bat Britain was then at war. alone and expecting invasion. Other big news that morning: the Royal Navy's action to72 words
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Article1475 1960-10-09 3 A German's courage saved many had to order n out no easy task. when everyone was coi.;hat the Arandora ..ady tounder- before they could the boat. ;ne of the Irnees tried to lower the by themselves and within a few minutes, in Duxberry s graphic phrase, half a dozen of1,475 words
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Article, Illustration417 1960-10-09 3 Drink drivers in Britain will face blood tests I ONDON. Sat. Every motorist suspected af drinking too much will be asked by the police to submit to a blood test when a new Road Safety Bill, now being prepared by the British Cabinet, becomes law. >ts will Mt be compulsory417 words
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Article48 1960-10-09 3 il in producer Mario Zampi saved himself from the sinking Arandora Star by leaping overboard. After the war he returned to his career in the film industry. Here he is receiving congratulations on a film award from Peter Sellers, Shirley Eaton and TerryThomas.48 words
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242 1960-10-09 4 A warning on political opportunists to denounce the constitution whose shortcomings were clearly revealed by the PAP btlore the general elections. It said: "The reasons for this sommersault are clear. They knew as well as we do that a politically Independent Singapore is a fantasy "Mr. David Marshall (the Island's242 words
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402 1960-10-09 4 Independence through a merger only'-PAP PET/H BLASTS AT 'LEFT* WING ADVENTURERS' SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE PtOPUS ACTION PARTY has dismissed the idea of an independent Singapore as a "fantasy" and stressed that this State can achieve complete freedom only through a merger with the Federation. The latest issue of Petir, the402 words
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Article, Illustration210 1960-10-09 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A six-man team will accompany the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, during his forthcoming visit to the United States and Canada, the Sunday Times understands. The team is expected to consist of the Deputy Permanent Secretary to the210 words
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112 1960-10-09 4 GERALD GOODENOIT.iI (above) from Upper Ser- angoon, is toeing trained in the intricacies of jet enginrs at the Sydney (Australia) headquarters of Qantas. the Australian airline. Gerald is one of six Singa- pore boys chosen as Qantas ground engineer appentires who are112 words
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Article, Illustration290 1960-10-09 4 Nine say 'no' to UMNO 'peace' talks KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. MINE of the 32 UMNO top leaders all mem- bers of the party's central executive committee do not want their president, Tengku Abdul Rahman, to receive Singapore UMNO's six-member "peace delegation. 1 4 1 Eight other leaders however are in290 words
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Article72 1960-10-09 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. An American tourist. Joseph Gerala, reported to the police that thieves had stolen 13 of his travellers' cheques from his room in a hotel in Beach Road yesterday. Police today warned that the cheques bearing serial I numbers P*****935 to P*****947 were not negotiable72 words
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Article28 1960-10-09 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Four I hundred and sixty-two cars registered in Singapore In September bringing the total to 61.669. Motor cycles and motor scooters total 17.244.28 words
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Article, Illustration9 1960-10-09 5 HE MAY GO TO PERTH. YET... Inche Abdul Wahid9 words
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312 1960-10-09 5 A letter from Australia brings joy CINCAPORE Sat. —An Australian woman. Mrs. Irene Pacey I Mum to many Asian students in Australia has brought joy to a crippled Singapore policeman. Inche Abdul Wahid bin Baba. Pacajr, «hi> i purr about 10 year* ago. has promised to do all sbf ran312 words
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448 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday. MR. Yap Pheng Ceck, a banker and chairman of the Central Board of Pineapple Packers, warned that if the State's industry was not to be crippled, the University of Malaya must study its development plans, its staff requirements and tailor its448 words
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47 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ten Ceylon doctor* arrived here today after a threi -»vt k visit to China at the invitation of the Chine>e Medical A tion. The delegation led by Dr. P Arumanayagam will spend two days here before returning to Colombo.47 words
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Article186 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. -A spe- j cial committee to work out plans for co-operation I and co-ordination between Radio Singapore and Radio Malaya held its first meeting this morning \t toda> s meeting the committee discussed joint and exchange radio programmes between the two broadcasting stations186 words
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526 1960-10-09 5 T.U.C. calls for single union for oil workers SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Singapore Trades Union Congress Secretariat today called for the setting up of a single union to represent all workers in the oil industry here. It also urged the workers "to call a halt to their disputes and to concentrate526 words
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133 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. today strt'-ssed the need for the people here to "think faster, and work harder" to keep up with the revolutionary changes now taking place all over the world. Speaking at the annual speech day133 words
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Article55 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Police have detained two youths be ieved *o be re«oonsible for a number of robberies along Mountbatten Road. During the past week a number of schoolboys were robbed of their tiffin money by a gang of three. Following reports, police patrols near the schools55 words
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Article120 1960-10-09 5 INDONESIAN COUPLE LOSE JEWELS SINGAPORE. Sat. An Indonesian couple were grief-stricken when they returned to their quarters in Caldecot Hill early this morning to find a set of three gold brooches, valued at $4,000. missing. Moing bin Saripan. 52. a driver attached to the British Broadcasting Corporation's Far East Station120 words
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Article21 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Cheng Teng Chun has been appointed president of the Rent Conciliation Board for one year.21 words
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Article71 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Four trade union officials from Singapore are being sent by the State to attend courses in labour administration and trade union principles at the Ministry of Labour In Britain i this year. The Legislative Assembly. when It meets on Oct. 20, will71 words
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Article45 1960-10-09 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The, Government language examinations for officers of the Singapore establishment will be held in December. Applications by letter must reach the Permanent Secretary. Permanent Examinations Board, c o Public Services Commission. Top Floor. Supreme Court Building, by Oct. 1^45 words
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Article, Illustration113 1960-10-09 6 Figures mind... And her name's also Kay l AY TAN is a Sin- npore model with figures on her mind. For she was a maths student at Pennsylvania University. "I find great satisfaction in solving mathematical problems." she said Married, with two children. Kay Tan models for the love of113 words
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Article, Illustration1146 1960-10-09 6 KA V—ON THE GO ALL THE TIME ACCORDING to the experts, it is impossible for any person to use up every single ounce of energy contained in the human body. Perhaps they are right; who am I to dispute what theThe Times - 1,146 words
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170 1960-10-09 6 JOHN BAKER WHITES WHETHER clear soup was in- vented in France or Germany does not really matter. What is quite clear is that most restaurants nowadays prefer the term consomme to "dear soup" to describe a variety of soups based upon various products other170 words
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Advertisement251 1960-10-09 6 YES YOU! You, 100. can benefit from T\Ml»\\! Tampax MM iiivt-nicd by doctor, for the l>enrfit m oil women married or single! That includes you wherever you may be, whatever you may be doing. All through your time •of the month, Tampax internal sanitary protection could l>c briagMg you such251 words
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Article, Illustration425 1960-10-09 7 ALAN YANG - ALAN YANG ONE-WEEK AIR SHOW TO MARK OPENING IN APRIL By •INCAPORE. SAT NEW $MILLION RADAR SYSTEM WILL BE INSTALLED ON ROOF WORK on the $2,175,000 ad ministration and operations block and control tower at the Singapore International Airport is in425 words
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274 1960-10-09 7 Abdullah Ahmad - Abdullah Ahmad By |(UALA LUMPUR, Sat. A pig-tailed monkey which can pluck coconuts at command has fascinated a visiting Japanese animal researcher so much that he wonts to return to Malaya to study it again and per haps rear one himself. old Mr. Yo274 words
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Article, Illustration450 1960-10-09 7 SCIENTIST WAGES WAR ON WATER PARASITES CINGAPORE, Sot. A world- renowned Norwegian scientist, who has been waging a battle against parasites that destroy the sides of a ship's hull is now in Singapore to continue his research on this intriguing subiect. Forty-year old Professor Imm. Vigeland. from the University of450 words
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262 1960-10-09 7 From Keith Hooper DERTH. Sat. The wellknown Australian author, Gerald Claskm. has presented the original manuscript ot his published novel to the University of Malaya in Singapore. The book: "A Lion in the Bun." just published in London. It is based on Singapore where262 words
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Article31 1960-10-09 7 LONDON. Sat There i are two notices on the rear of a lorry at Poole. Dorset. One on the offside reads: "Overtakers." that on the I nearside— "Undertaker.-."31 words
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Advertisement65 1960-10-09 7 Ik,- Bhsl I The S<sr Shoe iUI lIIUII The soft sole-so flexible it bends in half to give you twice the comfort with £loaA<s new *so-silent* cumulair sole. V 00 o*^ new kind of shoe 000 with a new kind of comfort MADfc iV C. J. CIAKK LTD (V.HOIESALb ONIT65 words
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Advertisement180 1960-10-09 7 Don't take chances Asking for oil without naming the brand you want is one of the motoring risks you should never run if you value your engine! Always ask for CastroL Then you are sure you are getting the oil that has pioneered every worth-while technical development over the last180 words
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Miscellaneous21 1960-10-09 7 THE**-* GAMBOLS (jCHOW P6ADV ?J I f I WISH VOUb «TOP S v. WATCHING SOMAMVJ T W \h9t tTf fll id21 words
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344 1960-10-09 8 JOHN SMEATON - The farmer's wife who came to life again JOHN SMEATON UNDERTAKER NOTICED FAINT STIRRING OF BREATH By NEW YORK, Saturday. A WOMAN who was pronounced dead by a doctor "came to life again" several hours later in an undertaker's embalming room. Now she has resumed her active life as a344 words
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Article, Illustration69 1960-10-09 8 B.B. IS NOW FULLY RECOVERED FROM DEATH BID HER slashed wrists bandaged. French actress Brigitte Bardot is seen leaving Nice's Saint Francois Clinic, where she was rushed after her suicide attempt two weeks ago. Doctors at the clinic said she had recovered fully from the overdose of sleeping pills and69 words
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Article113 1960-10-09 8 SEOUL. Sat. Chung Yol Yu. former South Korean police chief, was today seni tenced to death for murder. In connection with police shooting against demonstrators last April during the bloody uprising which led to the downfall of former PreDr. Syngman Rhee. Former Home Minister Jin :KiReuter - 113 words
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Article64 1960-10-09 8 KHRUSHCHEV GETS READY TO GO HOME NEW YORK, Sat. The Russians indicated vestrrday that the Soviet Premier. Mr. Nikit.i Khrushchev, will ro home early next week. The Soviet Government has received permission to bring two planes into Idlewild international airport on Monday or Tuesday. Russian officials also hare called what64 words
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Article51 1960-10-09 8 JAKARTA. Sat. Former Minister of Economic Affairs, Iskaq Tjokrohadisurjo, 63. was sentenced yesterday to five months' imprisonment for illegally transferring Government funds during his term in office. He was convicted of transferring 800,000 rupiahs to the Indonesian Nationalist Party through the use of faulty foreign exchange licences.UPI - 51 words
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Article42 1960-10-09 8 NEW YORK, Sat The Federation of Nigeria the 99th and newest UN. member, will send a battalion \?J^ C W. t0 J° ln tne United Nations military force, the Secretary-General Mr. Dag Hammarskjold. announced yesterday —v P I42 words
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Article85 1960-10-09 8 EPINAL. Eastern France, Sat. Brigitte Bardot's actor husband Jacques Charrier who was granted one year's deferment of military service last year for health reasons has been called up again, usually reliable sources reported here today. The blonde film star's husband will Join a signal corpsReuter - 85 words
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Article31 1960-10-09 8 SAIGON. Sat. Five Communist insurgents have been killed near the Mekong delta after they were caught in various acts of terrorism, according to reports reaching here today.— U.P.l.31 words
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Article48 1960-10-09 8 WASHINGTON, Sat.— The U.S. Navy is helping Indonesia plan a navy base at Ambon, 300 miles west of Dutch West New Guinea, it was disclosed today. If the base is built, the United States is likely to furnish some of its operating equipment. U.P.I.UPI - 48 words
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Article30 1960-10-09 8 TOKYO. Sat. Six people were drowned and about 2,500 houses flooded when heavy rains hit Western Japan yesterday, disrupting air. road, rail and ferry boat services.— Reuter.Reuter - 30 words
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Article45 1960-10-09 8 PALEMBANO. Sat. Four people were killed and 109 houses burned In a recent terrorist attack on Bellmblng village, south-west of here, the army reported yesterday. Damage was estimated at 3.000.000 ruplahs. The 12 heavily-armed rebels also destroyed the railway station. —U.P.I.UPI - 45 words
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Article32 1960-10-09 8 TOKYO, Sat— Japan and the Benelux countries today signed a new trade agreement which they said would place commercial relations '•on more solid and expanding basis."— Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
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Article33 1960-10-09 8 LACONIA <New Hampibm>. Sat.— Mrs. Grace Metalious, 35. author of the sensational novel. "Peyton Place." was granted an uncontested divorce yesterday from her second husband, disc Jockey T. J. Martin. UPI.UPI - 33 words
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Article24 1960-10-09 8 HOME. Sat— American film actor John Barrymore and seven other people are under arrest following a fight in a Rome street yesterday.24 words
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250 1960-10-09 8 Split in Laos Army: US holds up aid WASHINGTON, Sat. Officials or the State Department scid yesterday that the United States had temporarily suspended its entire military support programme to Laos. Earlier, the State Department stated that the United States had held up its payment of salaries for members of250 words
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Article53 1960-10-09 8 DARWIN. Sat. An earth tremor shook Darwin lor three minutes early today, swaying buildings on their piles, springing doors and sending beds skating across bedroom floors. The eight-foot high concrete piles supporting housoi in Australia's tropical northern city rumbled but none collapsed and residents suffered nothing worseReuter - 53 words
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Article34 1960-10-09 8 POINT A PITRE (Guadeloupe). Sat. An Air Frame Boeing transport plane made a belly landing at the airport of this West Indian island last night. No one was hurt. U.P.I.UPI - 34 words
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Article, Illustration113 1960-10-09 8 60-FOOT LEAP INTO LIFE A girl leaps into life. She was one of three women, two men, who were trapped by fire on the fourth floor of a Madrid office building. Their only escape route: a leap through the window to a 60ft drop. One by one they jump, from113 words
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Article, Illustration18 1960-10-09 9 FAMILY IN SEARCH OF A DRINK. AND IN THE ELEPHANT WORLD BABY GOES TOO18 words
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1087 1960-10-09 9 JOHN BAKER WHITE - JOHN BAKER WHITE ANYTHING TO DECLARE? By MAGISTRATES' courts do not often produce high drama. But high drama there was in the court at Marylebone, London on the morning of Saturday. Aug. 31. 1957. As soon as the magistrate, Mr. W.B. Frampton, had1,087 words
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1269 1960-10-09 9 Anne Scott James - NOW I'M CONVINCED Elephants never forget Anne Scott James By IN Britain there are a few famous personalities who" always hit the gossip columns. In Africa the onimols take their place. You soon get as sated with the goings-on of some wellknown pet giraffe as you do in London with1,269 words
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Advertisement56 1960-10-09 9 Spft cool Carets* the safest feminine towel. Softer because Jf* a knitted fabric— no gauze, no chafing. Fin* pl*»;!c film for complete security. Feel supremely confident, supremely comfortable. In sarong, sari, samfu. or western dress, modern women wear Caressa for complete freedom. Stitched loops hold it firmly in place. Ilf^r56 words
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Article455 1960-10-09 10 rw\HL .salient point in the speech delivered at the Cultural Centre by Mr. Ngiam Tong Dow. Assistant Secretary of the Economic Development Division of the Singapore Ministry of Finance, is that both labour and capital mast, be subjected to national interests in order to ptomot* the State's455 words
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Article, Illustration237 1960-10-09 10 CHARLES SMITH - CHARLES SMITH By THE world's largest city is running out of space but the Japanese may solve the problem by building a new city. Some of Jopon's leading civic and industrial planners ore pushing a plan to double the size of Tokyo237 words
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509 1960-10-09 10 C .J. FANS WISH TUAN MANY HAPPY RETURNS r° c ßH2snxßEna*<x THE DUSUN, Fri., Sept. 30. EARLY on Sunday, the 25th. some small Chinese boys ndmg one of those tradesmar, tricycle vans entered the Dusun, ostensibly in search of broad leaves for baking cakes in. They got leaves of the509 words
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530 1960-10-09 10 Ambitious plan to build new metropolis in Tokyo Bay pendence on raw materials from abroad. Mr. Kano explained. Japanese industries have become concentrated near port areas, resulting in tremendous overcrowding. The pressures for expansive land along the shores of Tokyo bay have become tremendous but the land h extremely limited.530 words
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Advertisement476 1960-10-09 10 nu ram hmnd in ViH r rlrtmtirH ari. In gay on* of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ond SINGAPORE lIMIMN MIO)MLANOa 2" Tanaa Igaaj tro« rol m,nr*t» M Um\+ I S Clar* fjaaj atorai* M< bat.« w Ra*d OTA IMHU ...i. m :>at.. Mai Urm ■UALA LUM'U* oeaa* »1»«ir >476 words
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Article, Illustration205 1960-10-09 11 I SIX leading dancers of the Singapore Ballet Academy rehearsing for "Grande Valse," to be staged again later this month. The couples are, from left: Tan Hock Lye and Helen l.vau. Vernon Martin us and Frances Poh. and I rancis Yeoh and Goh Soo205 words
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350 1960-10-09 11 IF. Hwmmg - IF. Hwmmg By SINCAPORE, Saturday. A SINCAPORE woman law officer was today given duties, jurisdiction and powers which no member of her sex has ever held in Malayan legal history. Miss jenny Lav Buong Bee, 27, has become the first woman before350 words
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Article77 1960-10-09 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Harbour Board is lww supplying water to all ships calling at the Harbour. William Hammer and Co. Ltd.. who had carried orr this shore-to-ships water business for nearly 100 years has gone into voluntary liquidation. The change-over took place on77 words
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Article, Illustration191 1960-10-09 11 CINCAPORE, Sat.— Some of Singapore's best female impersonators will take part in a play to be staged by the Oleh Oleh Party at the Happy World Stadium on Oct. 15 and 16. Saturday and Sunday, at 8 p.m. Entitled "Ta'sangka" ("Unexpected' it191 words
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277 1960-10-09 11 PENANC. Saturday. y^lTH the return to work of 600 taikongs and labourers this morning after a one-day strike, Penang lighter owners and boatmen today reached a four-point agreement to discuss certain conditions for improving future employer-employee relations. At a two-hour meeting today, delegates from277 words
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Article26 1960-10-09 11 SINOAPORE. Sat— Tne pric« of tin today was $398.87 per picul. up 50 cents, on an estimated offering of 265 tons, up 15 tons.26 words
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210 1960-10-09 11 All set for Reunion Week at Varsity CINCAPORE. Sat.—Graduates and undergraduates of the University i of Malaya. Singapore, will have another opportunity of meeting and getting to know each other at the University's 11th Anniversary and Reunion Week j celebrations to be held from Oct. 15 to 22. The Week210 words
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Article37 1960-10-09 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra Oct. 138% ((Nominal). Nov. 529 (Nominal). Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $42.50 aellerr. 1 drum $45.50 sellers. Tone was quiet.37 words
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Advertisement335 1960-10-09 11 CO JEJL !(f)\ OH A ROUND-TRIP TO BY r&tCn) i.s. CHUSAN (24,215 tons) Airconditioned throughout and fitted with anti-roll stabilizers. IST CUSS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE (Round voyoga tores from $660) D*port« Petong 22nd October 1960 D«p«rtf Singapore: 26th October 1960 Stays ot Hongkong: 29th October to 2nd November 1960 Arrrve* Singapore:335 words
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Miscellaneous101 1960-10-09 11 What's on today... HXGAWWU PHOTO(.RAPHK SOCIETY: loin: exnibltion by Peng Seng-Wu and Le*-Lim Bl Raffles Museum. 10 a.m. lo 1 p m. \ll\ls I K\ (11 (I I.TI Xl evening and Ancka Ragam :.;< Par*. 7 p.m. K\H\l < I n IKI Mrs. Shirin The future ol relial 10 .Ainoer101 words
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Miscellaneous84 1960-10-09 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 1.14 a.m. (Bft. Bin 12.57 p.m. (Mt. lln.): Port Dickson 8.46 a.m. (9ft. 31n.) 9 p.m. < Bft 2in. >; Port Swettenham 752 a.m. (13ft. lln.) 8.14 p.m. (12ft. 31n); Penang 2.23 a.m. (Bft. 41n.) 2.47 p.m. (7ft. Mr.). TOMORROW: Singapore 154 a.m. (Bft. 21n.) 1.3084 words
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Article, Illustration80 1960-10-09 12 fFHE winner of the weeks top prize of S3O is "Preparing For Padi Planting' (right), submitted by Siew Chee Peng, of 11-C Buckingham Street. Penang. Mr. Siew used a Yashica camera and Fuji film. Setting: f 11. I'lOO second. The second prize of $20 is won by80 words
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Article, Illustration76 1960-10-09 12 TODAYS runner-up prizes of $10 each go to •Confusion" (left), by Miss Lucy Tan, and "Tantalising" (right), by L. S. Tan. Miss Tan, of 80-B Kampong Pisang, Ayer Ham, Mk. 13. Penang, used a Retina camera and Kodak Tri-X film. Setting: f 5.6, 1/250 second.76 words
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Article65 1960-10-09 12 THE SUNDAY TIMES will not be responsible for any print that is lost or damaged. Pictures that have won prizes cannot be returned Rejected prints will only be returned if a stamped and addressed envelope is enclosed with every botch of entries. All prize-winners will be paid by65 words
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Article270 1960-10-09 12 DAVID GUNSTON - THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N... DAVID GUNSTON By f 1 for Guillotin shouting how the names of favious people of the past live on in the English language today. THE name of Dr. Joseph Ignoce Guillotin (1738-1814) is generally remembered in a sinister context, though it nowadays takes other forms as270 words
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Article105 1960-10-09 12 HOW TO SEND IN YOUR PICTURES 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. The required information105 words
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Article, Illustration160 1960-10-09 12 r¥. platypus is perhaps the oddest and most primitive creature in existence. Found in Eastern Australia and Tasmania, t was unknown to science until 150 years lhi> turious little trraturc is covered in woolly fur md has Mi-hheri ted llu webbing „n the lorriYrt extends hound tin160 words
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Advertisement841 1960-10-09 12 ILFORD ProfeaMonai, pretm and amateur photo*a^^. (Taphers agree that L%, Lhr be>t all-round film \OBL\ r ILK»RI) HPS (^4 I >^3KV^r wor»<J-famou« for its hurh »P««cl and superb aJI-ronnd performance. Obtainable from all leading Photographic Stores Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in It) o\\ 24 Hours W %4 Us* &.scoirT*841 words
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Miscellaneous197 1960-10-09 12 (^POPULAR CROSSWORD^) ACROSS: Grave 47). 1. Con-, DOWN: 1 Has a high opinion tradlction (3). 11. Laudation (9), of (7). 2. Tool (7>. S. Bea' .3', 12. Wander (T). 14. Measures (5). J- Cease. <4.. 5. Staggers (ai fl. lfi Tai»rn ,1, 17 For trnvellinff Herons <6>. Excldim <31. 8197 words
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Article, Illustration553 1960-10-09 13 METRONOME - ON THE RECORD METRONOME By THE vocalist who can sing "I Want To Be Evil" and sound as though she already is unabashedly evil is rare indeed like the fabulous Eartha Kitt. Her new Kopp LP, "eartha Kitt Revisited" (stereo KS 3192), is easily the pick -of -the -week among553 words
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96 1960-10-09 13 KIM. A I.IMPIR, Sat. The word here at the moment is "Don t miss the Anouilh next week." This particular Anouilh is his "Antigone" being produced for the Literary and Damatic Society of the I'niversity of Malaya. b> Tan Chin96 words
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Article745 1960-10-09 13 A FEW SUGGESTIONS FOR OUR BALLET AND DRAMA PRODUCERS-HOW ABOUT IT? I FIND one great advantage about being a music and drama critic in Singapore. With a little effort one can sometimes persuade our players, musicians and dancers to stage shows which one feels ought to be745 words
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156 1960-10-09 13 D.M. DAVIES - And here are two choices for panto D.M. DAVIES By IMILL the Selangor Philharmonic Society give uc another pantomime this year? I ardently hope so; I'm a complete panto fan, because for me panto is complete theatre. Last year we had "Aladdin" plus "Petallng Street." I did not see it156 words
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Advertisement532 1960-10-09 13 l SHAIrV, >/ OFRnnlsattona IB J Jphon* ***** NOW SKOWINb iVtVjo a CURT JURGENS UrmK MARIA schell t .^djaßßßkak ilDuelmwtforesk I "RHAPSODY" tcck mcm) b WED 9 30pm Prcrr, m ML? n Ol< Smqopore A Ch.ldren Society LILEIA" JBI Colo,-ln,l,th I_ Commentory pj School Oildrcn "*r »JCM o ANY »«o»532 words
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Advertisement121 1960-10-09 13 /•ViVWiV/AVASWWiVVLVAViWi'/AS'AWrVW THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT OFFER IN YEARS! MflUini YWff Baaf^B! A oBV BBWHBWBi IPb ■I I"Ja^WPB«™JB •> oWwFdPJ IoPl*"-lr PTrem 6 COMING! .VAV. I .VAV.V. I .V. 1 i .V,VA 1 /AS t AWi 1 /MWAW We have pleasure in announcinf the official opening of our hotel extensions on 15th.121 words
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Advertisement407 1960-10-09 13 AND ONLY Germ-Fighting Toothbrush "^S^^^BBBBJ S^.v v Re»ch« you Sureically Sterile! V \§F M Made to stay Actively Antiseptic (or >\ up to 4 month* in u<e! Bk H^^lH Inhibits or destroys ALL types of gcrmi EJk BJ wjBJ thai (all on or hold to it U\ J wJM An407 words
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Miscellaneous384 1960-10-09 13 BrjTrlM^ l rv'f/''^^^2 jy A—^^^ Rk^B i RADIO SINGAPORE S^tlSgJS* 0 Time Signal And News; 7.35 AM 6.30 Good Morning; 832 S™y_.""™l 3} 1 Sl f nal And Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; JJ'* S J Breakfast Club; 8.58 7.05 Musical Sunshln*; «.OO The Z Head n s 9°° Programme384 words
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Advertisement115 1960-10-09 14 Hurry up, George. I am hurrying up! Power loss is your trouble, George. Feels as if you're pulling heavy load like a hippopotamus. (^vT> or an elephant IN /s>y*j/v B| .or a HIPPOPHANT! That Hippophant represents one enormous power loss, George. The ordinary high quality motor oil you're using clogs115 words
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Miscellaneous1289 1960-10-09 14 -^J 7ARZAN' 1 r^M f J W7~^-^^^ HELP 1 ~^J [c?JkRSE7 v. C<Q\ P J& vS* h UP*' y J^fahir\ clear up difficulties within i will need all ri JB flrm a short time If > ou are y\ your natural nTUTYC C/\O A¥ r M T/■ MA still fancy-free1,289 words
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Article35 1960-10-09 17 WHAT'S your problem? Write to Jane Lee and tell her about it. Address your letter: Miss Jane Lee. The Sunday Times. Times House, River Valle) Road, Singapore 9. She can help you.35 words
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Article986 1960-10-09 17 DEAR JANE LEE My girl tells me that she loves me. but goes out dancing with any man who asks her. She says she imagines every man she dances with to be me. She warns me, however, not to go out with other986 words
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Article137 1960-10-09 17 \IY girl and I have quarrelled iTI because I didn't keep the rules she made for me. such as not going dancing or speaking to girls. I only realise now how much I love her. and keep thinking of all the wonderful times we had together.137 words
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894 1960-10-09 17 ...BUT IMAGINE WHAT A PROUD WENCH SUCH A PERSON WOULD BE DEAR Know Alls: Can you please tel! me the name, age and address of the most beautiful woman in the world? JAMES POX. Singapore. We could —if there was an accepted world894 words
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Article, Illustration85 1960-10-09 17 KNOW ALLS DROP US A LINE If there's something on your mind, drop a l«ne to the Know Alls The address is: The Know Alls, Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Do not send stamps or return envelopes; we do not reply to letters by post. Unsigned85 words
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Article117 1960-10-09 17 ]tIR William Tay, 299-A Margaret Drive AT Singapore 3. wants to contact Anthony Voon Chee Kiong, of Johore Bahru, a teacher of the Chung Hwa High School. Rengit, Johore, whom he has not seen for 18 months. Mr. Ng Foo Voon, 109 Hot Spring Road. Setapak,117 words
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Article90 1960-10-09 17 READERS who want to know the day of a certain date: "Anxious Mother," Kota Bharu: Aupr. 24. 1948, was a Tuesday. Noh bin Haji Yacob, Batu Pahat: Sept. 1, 1919, was a Monday. Mohamed Salleh. Singapore Feb. 29, 1936. was a Saturday. V. Narasingam, Alor Star: Oct. 14,90 words
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Advertisement514 1960-10-09 17 \1 a t r h your pretty dresses with our ATTRACTIVE JEWELLERY Latest Creations Our superlative quality and skilled workmanship will add to your charm. You get this guarantee when you buy from us. Choose your ideal gift or for your proud possession from our stock of over ONE THOUSAND514 words
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Advertisement126 1960-10-09 17 i?®**. What a wonderful improvement! j& i |n. tAf^Y* W^Hlssi I Osssssssl IflosfiH ""^5 i B?^^ I w 1 1 '^sfflHaK?* Jt i adds wtgntntt i I ill V: ll f iH! 1 1 Wb- ■waS-i Latnre MF^'^k W^^^^^l |P^"^ BSBSW '.'''j&r *<sn ojM4fr*'X^^9flß> *.^SW A^^SBBW ST ST a^NB^^BS'^BSBBI OsaT126 words
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Article, Illustration715 1960-10-09 18 PETER LIM ROAD TESTING THE 14 h.p. PEUGEOT 403 TALK about jumping to cone lusions. Soon after taking delivery of his sixcylinder car last week, the proud owner breezed down crowded Cecil Street on his way to an appointment. He sounded his horn to overtake an715 words
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640 1960-10-09 18 NEW MALA YAN RECORD BY SHAHARUDDIN PAGE 18 SPORTS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. WALAYAN sprinting performances were carried to a new level today by Olympic Games runner Shoharuddin Ali when he won the 200 metres final in 21.6 sec oh the concluding day of the Federation of Malaya Government Services Sports640 words
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Article69 1960-10-09 18 Singapore;, sat. Kuala; Lumpur completed a hattrick of wins in the University of Malaya interdivision games when they beat Singapore by eight points (goal and try) to three (try) at Bukit Timah today. 1 Earlier in the day Kuala i Lumpur had won the basketball match69 words
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Advertisement124 1960-10-09 18 v^T* I To be sure of Tharis'why more men shave "with Gillette than any other blade in the world! c Gillette is a registered trade mark Mb Em »Mes to! BARLOW CO. (SINGAPORE) LTD. ON SUNDAY I'VE GOT TIME "ITS A VERY MEATY PAPER, THE SUNDAY MAIL AND ON SUNDAY124 words
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Advertisement113 1960-10-09 18 MALAYA'S FINEST CAR AND MORE THAN EVER MALAYA'S FINEST VALUE! I THE ALLNEWjj—g mf^ ma^ a SPECIAL SEDAN 8 7,425. jg- SPACIOUS... *V% Wk*s* e^*^2' RUGGED... VI W*—^~^ ECONOMICAL... M^ HOLDtjN SPECIAL and better looking than ever! STATION sedan 88,570. WITH 41 NEW FEATURES A Central Motors Product fiSS*^ A^^.113 words
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Miscellaneous119 1960-10-09 18 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1. Austere. 7. Clash. 11. Panegyric. 12, Meander. 14, Yards. 16, Inn. 17, Sled. 19. Reek. 20, Runs. 22. Stag. 24. Spy. >25 Emend. 27. Swan. 29, Series. 31, Nieces 34. Pent" 36. Terse. 37. Fat. 39. Mars. 41. Dose. 42. Item 44. Gala 46. Wet 47.119 words
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291 1960-10-09 19 SUNCEI PATANI. Saturday. DERAK. joint holders with Singapore |oint Services of the Malaya Cup for rugby, opened their campaign this year with an impressive 19 points 'two goals, try, penalty) to three (penalty) rout of Kedah here today. Perok291 words
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571 1960-10-09 19 TEOH ENG TATT - The 'Stars' have a case for special SAFA consideration TEOH ENG TATT CTAR SOCCERITES face a snog in their re-entry bid to Singapore Amateur Football Association's League. They are almost certain to get the "green light" for their re-affiliation application, but they may be told of their penalty for cutting571 words
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Article296 1960-10-09 19 CINGAPORt, bat A month ago the Singapore Crick Club beat RAF Changi 12-8 and on the padan today they repeated this superiority with a six point i try and a penalty) to nil victory in their return rugge match But ft.CC. were unlmpi -nr. They296 words
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168 1960-10-09 19 It's almost a free-for-all in tour game IPOH, Sat. Tht> socc-rr match between Perak. beaten Malaya Cud Bnaltets. and Putra Parahiangan of Indonesia, wnu won 2-\ Dearly ended in a iree-for-all among the players shortly bt lore the final whistle on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground liere today. The incident168 words
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Article33 1960-10-09 19 SINGAPORE S;d. Tan Toclc Seng Hospitiil beat Kota Raja 3-1 ■11 their S.A.P.A. Junior Cup soccer replay. Ishalc i2> and Sahar scored for Hospital and Alan A.-m;ii for Kota R33 words
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Article308 1960-10-09 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. N. Sivapathan (Stores) was, the outstanding athlete In P.W.D. athletic championships at Kallang Basin today. Sivapaihan Ued wuii Wong Fei Stores) for the individual title, and broke two of the five meet records. Civil branch won :h* Interteam championship. Stores were t-uiners-up a;id Aichltect third308 words
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Article64 1960-10-09 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. Outstanding goalkeeping b., Hastie foiled Singapore TeaI chers Unions bid for fuil I point> against RAF. Seletar lin todays S.H. A. League Div. i One match at Shenton the game ending in a scoreIraw. led BO. DC. A to record the! win ELBA, league Div.64 words
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Article277 1960-10-09 19 England beat Ireland 5-2 LONDON. Sat. England beat Ireland 5-2 in their International soccer match played at Windsor Park. Belfast, today. Aston Villa Newcastle fl BUrkburn I Kutnley Hla. k|io..l Kulhani 5 Bolton 0 West liiinii I F.\rrton 0 Preston I.eice»ter Arscn.il 1 West Ham I Birmingham 3 Mm I277 words
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Article42 1960-10-09 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. Raffles, Institution maintained their unbeaten record when they beat WL Andrew's 1-0 In an inter-school hockey match at R.I. today. Meher scored. In the second team match R.I won 3-0, scoring through Mun Sun. Fernando and Jin* Jew.42 words
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693 1960-10-09 19 NORMAN SIEBEL - BITTER RECRIMINATIONS WON'T HELP SINGAPORE AAA NORMAN SIEBEL By CINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association's indifference to the recent Olympic Games at Rome, which was so plain to see in the Olympic trials which were not held, and some say were never meant to be held, has brought about a very swift693 words
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210 1960-10-09 19 Oi.voaFOKl, i>al. bmta>3 i-K/ii 1 \Muumm r.n. iiau iv i.^iu IUaTU ail i.i* 1 v\ tl > 10 iv > <. ui<.ii MillUlaiti II mom 111 OaU* r u|joa iuuiu.ui kVJMO lm> uua rtlin^ -t-~ 111 UadC Ulinurti i.iiuiii> maun .n Jaiuu210 words
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Article106 1960-10-09 19 MELBOURNE. C. H Buchanan's Ladjr sybil, ridden by R. Higßins.' won th* Caulfield Guineas, worth 5.000 euineas over mile here 111 thr time 01 lnuii 45 9 10 on a holding track. Second 111 the 18-horse ra> Sky HiKh (W. CktWaT) Vital L:quer <B. Wilson106 words
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Article39 1960-10-09 19 PENANG. Sat. Prnang Sports Club scored live goals and a try to brat Royal Bangkok Sports Club by 28 points to nil in their annual lntor-port rugger match for the Davy Cup, at Western Road here today.39 words
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Advertisement563 1960-10-09 19 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SiRVICE i Store) M Wmr4t tl» I Vimmmm c*N*f i m—tk. It f$M RAMA UIPLOMA, CCNTiriCATtt fCtTIMONIALS TAMC PHOTOCOPY (IMVtCf uooiala pftotw onrti. iv. Boat top quality COLOUR print from n*a«aaiaat) TelcpfeaM 'Ufa' Mat VO. Uoa. 110 m. mmapara LOOKINC FOR PBIVATt detecOraaT Te aalve rour563 words
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Advertisement72 1960-10-09 19 Everything you've ever wanted in furniturei HI W s SUPERLATIVE UIR 11 1 iI A 1 ITV WORKMANSHIP ff IU II U UMLI I I FURNITURE [U lij i ■mi II Lounge Suite r**"*^ aH laf o >^Baataaaaafl IJ- 1 •L- 000 including furnishing i I "^"^fe r^^^M-Jrk mater a72 words
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Miscellaneous93 1960-10-09 19 vjry vn dm i*f i}^l J rf} ii it i SOCCER: S.O£.F.A. Cup finals Senior: Marines v Police. Jalan Besar (5.15 p.m.. Junior: Jurong v General Hospital. Jalan Besar (4 p.m.>. Friendly Joyful Indians v 11 Splimk Battalion. Farrer Park; IRC. v R.A.F. Changi. Farrer Park. ■OCKBT: S.H A. Div.93 words
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1243 1960-10-09 20 EPSOM JEEP - IMPROVED CAPTAIN PIL IS HARD TO BEAT OVER 7 F. EPSOM JEEP with Wtfjfzj/irM W U I4W His keenest rival in a bright field is Cameborough CAPTAIN PIL i late Signal Patrol is a vastly-improved horse and over his pet distance <7F) he will certainly take a lot of beating1,243 words
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Article24 1960-10-09 20 2» Hnrrf. iln i 1/ immnm i MRS ARTHUR JOSEPH and family and THE WIFE AND S. n- for < iih*. inec at the24 words
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Obituary24 1960-10-09 20 k '■in Minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY (,l DM miuM A atmisayam la to> m* rn.-mory of MORRIS Anna, who dird Loving memonea24 words
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Article145 1960-10-09 20 I PSOM JEEP t ALL BOY POINTER Race 1 I U K M HOI \K PALONG Y|\l.H\M Singalang k>n;\ Scholar Kings Scholar Malliam Malham Tollana Kace i I II 3.3fl PANCBA IM»K\ \RIXA GOLD rRI.( I UI.XCE .•recedence Straight Ilight Pancha Indr* Rarakat Prwedpncr Loyalty *PTAIX PIL SANDMAN MISSISSIPPI145 words
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Article1251 1960-10-09 20 RACE 1—1.15: (Class J, Dlv. 1) Abt. 7 Furs. 1. 799 00l Assurance <C. T. Tan> Spencer. 3 9.0 Maddork 8 1 L' «MM l'ilot'% Pridr .Rp.-ult St.) Banby. 8 8.13 iF> Dragon 4 I 3. 5981.'7 r.iloni! IT. K. Foo> R Breuk 4 8.12 Sliaari I 4AP - 1,251 words
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165 1960-10-09 20 SINGAPORE. Sat— Froggie, a winner in Class 2 at the recent Ipoh meeting has 1 been promoted to Class One, according to latest amendI ments to the S.R.A. classification list. Three hOTMt have bet v .demoted. They are Kalamazoo and Bobs to165 words
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Article128 1960-10-09 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singa- pore Motor Club's Go- 1 Kart meeting, which was postponed on Oct. 2 because of 1 rain, will now be held next Sunday at Police Training School Thomson Road, starting at 8.30 a.m. Intending competitors should contact Bill Wyllie of' Lyo. Motors. The S.M.C. hopes128 words
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Advertisement160 1960-10-09 20 CLASSIFIED ADS. LIM CMUNi. me SMAUS Sfroitt Times Small-Ads' bnnq BIG results. Snap 'that Picture ouith C'.ipturc today's Happiness with Kodacolor pictures. lUj^K<ul.icolor Film is fast produces excellent fullcolour snapshots indoors or out. Makes full-colour I prints and enlargements. Available in all popular size-. I'mrascJ hy KotLik in Singapore you160 words
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Advertisement169 1960-10-09 20 Iflore jewels less friction for perfect accuracy and Till 11l 4-» I I Ifl t? service HHB i 'iliHii'"' I'i'iiiii 'ijij' i 1 TIT/MUI fam** t^r, 1 1 iuni swiss iuj c/Joitfc£ csHrttouA £%£&ma4t, 'fltaJec fELEFUNKEN Fi -3D .^k STercQ ji T[II»UNI>IH Xiß Utjr TIIOUNKIMjI aJ mi n«« v^ t.u^.M."-169 words
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