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Title Section12 1960-10-23 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lit No. 1313 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1960 20 CENTS12 words
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Article864 1960-10-23 1 Unionists told: Industrialisation only way out Goh: It would weaken labour SINGAPORE. Sat. THE Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. has warned the labour movement in the State of the consequences of failure to industrialise Singapore's economy. The warning appears in his memorandum on labour movement and864 words
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463 1960-10-23 1 King pins gold' on Malaya's boy hero ISUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Malaya's bravest boy. Mohamed Nor Omar, 16, was "scared stiff" during his proudest moment today. The boy. who twice jumped into a fast-flowing river to rescue two children in distress. fidgeted ncrMtusly as he walked out to have a S7OO463 words
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Article, Illustration16 1960-10-23 1 The Yang di-Pertuan Agong pins the Pinyat Hang Tuah on Mohamed Nor16 words
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Article78 1960-10-23 1 NIK KAMIL TO BE ENVOY TO CANADA OTTAWA, 6a t. Tengku Abdul Rahman left Ottawa today for Arvida, Quebec, with the intention of establishing a Malayan diplomatic mission in Canada's capital soon. Sources close to the Malayan Prime Minister said the Malayan Ambassador to Washington. Dato Nik Kamil. will probablyReuter - 78 words
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92 1960-10-23 1 Heavy losses for Algerian insurgents ALGIERS, Sat. French troops, fighting in the rugged Aures mountains, have struck the Algerian insurgents thtir hardest blow for months. In a series of engagements in the past 10 days. Casualty toll among the Insurgent bands is officially given here as 326 "out of action."Reuter - 92 words
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Article25 1960-10-23 1 CAIRO. Sat.— Afghanistan's King Mohammed Zahir Shah was received by President Nasser today when he arrived from Beirut for a nine-day state visit.25 words
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158 1960-10-23 1 SALISBURY I S. Rhodesia Sat— Police supported by army reserves made a six-hour swoop on Salisbury African townsnips today. They arrested 230 Africans under new police powers outlined in the Vagrancy Bill which became law this week. A police spokesman said: "Extreme careReuter - 158 words
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Article16 1960-10-23 1 PEKING. Sat A Communist Chinese military goodwill mission left here yesterday for North Korea.16 words
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Article55 1960-10-23 1 LONDON. Sat Deep floods which swamped large areas lof western England two weeks ago were threatening to return today. After a night of torrential rain many houses at Exeter, hit by earlier floods, were again swamped. Surrounding roads were blocked with flood water upReuter - 55 words
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107 1960-10-23 1 rKYO. Sat. A Japan Air Lines DC-8C jet aircraft circled Hantda airport here for two hours today after it had dropped a tyre cover while taking off. The aircraft carried 87 passengers and a crew of 11. It was bound for Los Angeles.107 words
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326 1960-10-23 1 Congo row: Mobutu breaks off with UN ARMY COMMANDER COMPLAINS: I WAS TREATED LIKE A CHILD LEOPOLDVILLE, Saturday. pOLONEL Mobutu, the Congo Army com mandcr announced today that he had broken off relations with the United Nations Command in Leopoldville and would go to New York on Tuesday. Col. MobutuReuter - 326 words
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53 1960-10-23 1 Dope worth $15 million in 'coffin 9 NKW YORK. Sat— A tof- I fin-like box brought ashore yesterday from the Italian liner Saturnia was found to contain pure heroin worth almost I s.vViMMi.uiMi (about M$15.U00.000) when open- ed by Narcotics Bureau agents and police. Two men who collected the boxReuter - 53 words
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Article165 1960-10-23 1 Three die in Rengam crash JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Three people from Singapore two women and a man were killed in a head-on collision between a car and a timber-laden lorry in the Rengam are* on the mam road between Johore Bahru and Ayer H:tam this afternoon. Five others wire injured,165 words
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Article62 1960-10-23 1 Freiburg i West Germany), Sat. Heinrich Poinmerenke the "beast of the Black Forest" was Mi tenced here today to hard labour for life after being found guilty of four murders and i series of sex and other crimes. The court also .sentenced him to loss of62 words
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Article27 1960-10-23 1 KARACHI. Sat— The Unit ed State* and Pakistan Government will jointly install a Beato cholera research la boratory in Dacca. Ea.st Pakistan. In December. U.P.I.UPI - 27 words
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Article27 1960-10-23 1 GLASGOW. Sat. King Mahendr a and Queen Ratna of Nepal arrived here today i to begin a five-day private I visit to Scotland.- ReuterReuter - 27 words
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Advertisement99 1960-10-23 1 Beautifully fashioned exceptional /ort/</ cresynS 1 all of select BRILLIANT QUALITY JmcH yj^/^^t^j^^^p If it's mildness iS^^^A LENGTH ALONE Iy//\ IS NOT ENOUGH PCT TUC -J Utl Int v>s KING THAT AIR-SOFTENS EVERYPUFF Chesterfield Kings more than please the taste they touch the "taste spot"— like a cool drink of99 words
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Article, Illustration964 1960-10-23 2 ALISTAIR MACLEAN - ALISTAIR MACLEAN INTO THEE-BOATS' LAIR WITH LIGHTS BLAZING... By Not for this liner the furtive zig-zag through enemy waters. Serenely, confidently, a blaze of lights she went on her way; the captain had been told the Germans had guaranteed his non-combatant passengers a safe journey.964 words
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Advertisement83 1960-10-23 2 J^^^| YOU CAN DEPEND ON THE PROVED BABY FOOD I 4L Mother because baby's health and happiness are your m a first concern insist on Lactogen; Safe, Proven Lactogen. j| 1 This perfectly balanced milk formula is prepared so r I 4| easily, so quickly. If natural feeding is not83 words
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Article, Illustration2282 1960-10-23 3 ...THEN THE SAFE-PASSAGE MYTH WAS EXPLODED pedo-boat captain. But the destruction of their port lifeboats had been no accident. They were clearly visible and sharply etched against the •urrounding darkness by the numerous deck and floodlights that were still switched on. The E-boat2,282 words
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Advertisement298 1960-10-23 3 Let me V^ vQUCiliv 1 by personal postal tuition m So many ambitious men have studied with the famous Bennett. I /"MfNfti. College, lingland. and gone on to J V^l »ucce->s! Soon you. Choose any one I jy| f -^*0^ ot (he tine careers on our list below. I jßJfar298 words
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Advertisement237 1960-10-23 3 £xz*4 EASIER THAN THAT IS THE OPERATION OF OPTIMA with RED/GREEN SIGNAL b^B -«vw| b^D FOR FILMS OF ALL SPEED WORLD'S MOST ADVANCED ELECTRIC EYE CAMERA BE AN EXPERT^ RADIO TECHNICIAN Theoretical and practical radio classes in ENGLISH will be held from 6.45 p.m. to 9.45 p.m., commencing 2nd November,237 words
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Advertisement351 1960-10-23 4 V *iar to#i« pressure per square inch a Rolex Oyster on the OUTSIDE of the x~X N the 23RD OF JANUARY last two scientists, squeezed to- x tfsii Tfer> I V^/ gether in the narrow cabin of the bathyscaph "Trieste," went Sy^'v. >>>Sv^ 1 down to the bottom of the351 words
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Article569 1960-10-23 5 JEFFREY FRANCIS - JEFFREY FRANCIS BANDSMAN FORD: WE SEEK TRUTH IN 818LE... MANY PEOPLE MISUNDERSTAND US By Probe into 'wave of religious zeal' in Air Force KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. It all began very innocently. Some members of the 48--man Fa* East Air Force regional band were talking generally when569 words
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484 1960-10-23 5 TEACHER, 21, GETS 3 YEARS FOR ARMED ROBBERY SINGAPORE. Saturday. A SCHOOL TEACHER. Teo Kirn Hui. 21, was convicted of armed H robbery today and sentenced to three years 1 jail by the Second District Judge, Mr. Tan Wee Kian. Kwek Cheow Heong, alias Arthur Kwek, 18, was jointly convicted484 words
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115 1960-10-23 5 Union man found hanging from ceiling SINGAPORE, Sat. Inche Abdul Karim bin Haji Djafir, 45. general secretary of the Malay Seamen's Union. was found hanging in his Lorong 28, Geylang, home i here this morning. He died in a room where 1 the youngest of his six chilj dren a115 words
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107 1960-10-23 5 'BODY-IN-THE-BATH GIRL' IS CREMATED SINGAPORE, Sat.— Reiko Yoneyama Kobayashi. the body-in-the-bath girl. was cremated here today at the Japanese crematorium in the Yio Chu Kang Road. Ex-model Miss Kobayashi. 23, died in the home of a local stockbroker, Mr. D. G. Hebdige. in Garlick Avenue last Monday. Among the mourners107 words
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Article73 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE. Sal— The following have been appointed n.fiiifo-.'rs of ihe Liquors Licensing Board from Sept. 26 to March 31, 1962: The District Judge and First Magistrate (Mr Choor Singh), chairman: Dr. P. T. Nathan, vicechairman: Mr. Ong Eng Lian. Mr. Hon Yung Sen. Mr. Jee Ah73 words
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Article23 1960-10-23 5 C Sat The brate I'i.ited with a talk on "The Pnitcd how it Mr A Athi>jyam at Robin-. son's cafe23 words
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Article, Illustration177 1960-10-23 5 THE FIRST LADY AT SALE IN AID OF SPASTICS SINGAPORE, Sat. Puan Noor Aisha. the wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, today praised the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore for having "undertaken a very important task of caring j for the spastic children of our State." She was speaking at177 words
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Article194 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday. AN emergency general meeting of the Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union tonight "strongly denounced the small minority" of bus workers who indulged in fare "squeeze." One of three resolutions adopted declared that the small group of anti-union and anti-social employees were jeopardising194 words
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85 1960-10-23 5 The Governor salutes children's rally MALACCA. Sat. -More than 5.000 children this morning took part in a Children's Day rally at the Kubu stadium, here. The salute was taken by the Governor of Malacca, Dato Haji Malek bin Yusof. An exhibition, organised by the Information Department. Malacca, is also being85 words
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Article36 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tan Kirn choo. 47. was fined $20 in a magistrate's court here today after he had pleaded guilty to a charge of po.ses.sing three Federation of Malaya Social Welfare lottery ticket.-.36 words
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Article298 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Government today announced the names of 10 people suitable for appointment as referees and 15 others to be members of the employer and employee paHell in the Industrial Arbitration Court It was also announced under the Industrial Relations Regulations 1960 that a member298 words
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Article38 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Gujarati Youth Association are celebrating Dipwall and Gujarati new year tomorrow at 335- A Upper East Coast Road. Professor K. M. Gatha of the University of Malaya will lead the celebration.38 words
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Article40 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Shoon Hoy Heng was charged in the I Ninth Magistrate's court here tod-ay with attempting to extort $10 from Oh Peck Lim on June 8 at Paya Lebar Road. He was remanded until Oct. Ik.40 words
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Article22 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE. Sat —Mr. A. S Kinnear has been reappointed a member of the Singapore Harbour Board from Oct. 18.22 words
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Article, Illustration115 1960-10-23 5 IN: NEW CANADA TRADE ENVOY THE new Canadian Trade Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. Edward Henry !>laguire. (above), said in Singapore yesterday that Canadian Industrialists were watching \Cith great interest the industrial development plans of Sin gapore and the Federation. Mr. Maguire, 46, arrived here from Hamburg yesterday to take up115 words
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60 1960-10-23 5 PENANG, Sat. An ex-sol-dier, Lav Kok Leong. 23 who climbed a ladder and peeped into a woman's room was today bound over in $100 for one year on a charge of criminal trespass. He had pleaded guilty to entering the compound of the Runnymede60 words
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Article71 1960-10-23 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three well-known Sarawak confmiinity leaders left Singapore by Qantas early this morning for a three-week visit to Australia as guests of the Au.stralian Government. They were: Datu Bandar Abang Haji Mustapha. Te- monggonp Jugah anak Barieng and Temonggong Oyonf Lawai Jan. The trio had71 words
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314 1960-10-23 5 Co-op case: Audit assistant cleared CINCAPORE. Sat. A City Council employee, itated to have been given m )uly iast year a threemonth job to do m one week, was today acquitted or a charge of misappropriating a cheque during that period S. B. Chain, an audit assistant, wtus accused ol314 words
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Article, Illustration1199 1960-10-23 6 Here's why men 'never argue with the gentle sex THIS IS MONKEY HAIRNOT HERS ...EVEN THOUGH WOMEN ARE EXCELLENT DEBATERS C El EVER ARGUE with a woman!" I guess M all of us of the "gentle sex" have heard this statement from a man at one time or another. ButReuter - 1,199 words
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185 1960-10-23 6 JOHN BAKER WHITES OCAMPI are now so popular in Britain they might be regarded almost as a national dish. Scampi Provencale simply means that they are cooked in the fashion of Provence It is a sort of French version >f Lancashire Hot-Pot The Scampi,185 words
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Advertisement141 1960-10-23 6 1 w Soft cool Caretta the safest feminine towel. Softer because it's a knitted fabric no gauze, no chafing. Fine plastic 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 in141 words
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Advertisement426 1960-10-23 6 Wise and thriftyI women always choose j I BESTFORM'S j (MADE M U.S.A.) I! FUN j FROLIC ELASTICATED I PANTY j i because they know: the same panty can help: them look smart in the; office; well supported; •if sportly inclined and! equally well poised! •during their evening! out S426 words
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Article490 1960-10-23 7 AN UNEXPECTED VISITOR TO THE DUSUN THE DUSUN, Friday, Oct. 14. WyE HAD an unexpected visit from a business executive of a big firm in Singapore. He had left the City after lunch with the intention of going to see the waterfalls, but rain threatening prevented this, so490 words
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1341 1960-10-23 7 The 1961 Annual gives a colourful view of Malaya NOSTALGIA AND INFORMATION FOR READERS The Straits Times Annual 1961— $3.75 By VERNON BARTLETT IT is, of course, mainly in Malaya itself that the Straits Times Annual has its readers. There is a healthy curiosity about the land we live in,1,341 words
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Page 7 Miscellaneous
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151 1960-10-23 8 TVIIANDJUR, (West Java), X Sat.— The district court here has imposed jail sentences on 27 members of a religious sect who dance together naked, and who are pledged to murder unbelievers. The 27 were followers of a sell-styled prophet. Nawawi. who died inUP - 151 words
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Article205 1960-10-23 8 Mr. NEHRU IS RIGHT, SAYS TIMES LONDON, Sat. The Times today declared that Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, was "entirely right" in saying (at a New Delhi press conference yr.trrday) that the United Nations' Security Council did not fairly represent the United Nations or the World. The 11-member SecurityReuter; The Times - 205 words
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Article423 1960-10-23 8 'NEW PRESIDENT SHOULD TRY TO BREAK SOVIET FILLIBUSTER But both agree that another Summit needs preparation NEW YORK, Saturday. WICE President Richard Nixon, and Senator John Kennedy, have clashed strongly and openly again this time on United States prestige in the world and the way to423 words
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160 1960-10-23 8 PERSIANS AWAIT BIRTH OF ROYAL BABY TEHERAN. Sat. Cries of "Inshallah (Cod willing) it is a boy" were heard on all sides today as Persians eagerly awaited the birth of a baby to young Queen Farah expected any hour now. The streets of this brightly decorated city were floodlit lastReuter - 160 words
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Article87 1960-10-23 8 Kennedy is still in the lead NEW YORK, Sat—Senator John Kennedy has increased his lead over VicePresident Richard Nixon in New York State for the third successive day, according to the Dally News, presidential straw poll. The newspaper's poll today reported that latest returns showed Senator Kennedy with 53.4 perReuter - 87 words
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Article192 1960-10-23 8 U.N. KATANGA ROW BOILS ELISABETHVILLE, Saturday. THE UNITED NATIONS' Command here was last night faced with the risk of a total breakdown in its relations with the Katanga government. President Tshombe has de manded the recall of Mr. Lan Berendsen, top. U.N. official in Katanga, and partReuter; UPI - 192 words
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Article29 1960-10-23 8 MOSCOW, Sat. Soviet frogmen and rescue vessels yesterday refloated the Greek steamer Agios Nikolai aground nine days off La vansaari Island in the Gulf of Finland.29 words
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Article62 1960-10-23 8 HAVANA, Rat. Major William Morgan, an American who took part in Dr. Fidel Castro's struggle against former dictator, Fulgencla Batista, was arrested yesterday and accused of complicity with counter-revolutionaries who have been operating in Sierra Del Escambray En Las Villas Province. Morgan, a native of Ohio, lost62 words
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Article38 1960-10-23 8 NEW YORK. Sat. Sir Claude Corea of Ceylon, chairman of the U.N. General Assembly's main political committee. has recovered from an attack of Influenza that has confined him to his home during the week.— Reuter.Reuter - 38 words
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Article48 1960-10-23 8 MILWAUKEE, Sat. Mr. Henry Cabot Lodgr. th* Republican vice-presidential candidate, predicts that th« world Is in for "25 yean of International tension." He made this prediction in a television appearance he taped hrr* last night for future showing, as part of bis campaigning. Heater.48 words
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Article40 1960-10-23 8 BAHRAIN. Sat.— At least 28 survivors have been picked up from the 15,728-ton Norwegian tanker Polyana which was still blazing fiercely in the Persian Gulf this morning after a series of explosions on board yesterday. Reuter.Reuter - 40 words
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241 1960-10-23 8 ■JNITED NATIONS, Sat. Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the United Notions SecretaryGeneral, said today the UN. had "reached a stage where it has to prove its value in a divided world." In a special United Nations' message to commemorate the 15th anniversary ofReuter - 241 words
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Advertisement386 1960-10-23 8 FOR REALISM IN REPRODUCTION Record Wi J Reproducers PE Musical 99 Stereo Record Reproducer with automatic record changer. MM S'porc/Pcfian 9 $435.00 Federation of Malaya $520.00 Also available: PE Musical 33 Stereo Record Reproducer with manual record player. Prtca: S'poc«/Penong $295.00 Federation or Malaya $350.00 Distributors far Singapore, Ptnong and386 words
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Article368 1960-10-23 9 BY OPERATION OF LAW, REGISTRATION AND NATURALISATION Proficiency in spoken Malay is a 'must' BRUNEI TOWN, Sat. THE Brunei Government has released details on how non-native residents in Brunei can become citizens of this rich oil state. Under the Nationality Enactment Bill, which will be presented to368 words
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419 1960-10-23 9 'STOP PUSHING THE WORKERS OR FACE RETALIATION- BANI CINCAPORE Sat— A member o* the tenman secretariat of the Singapore Trade Union Congress today warned that there was a tense and explosive situation" fast developing in the State s industrial arena. \ddrrssing a kcmmJ merlins "f th<- Singapore Ir t< lion419 words
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Article45 1960-10-23 9 BUR AS i Louisiana p. Sat Ten people were killed and more than 78 injured when I the American passenger- 1 cargo liner Alcoa Corsair and the Italian cargo ship Lorenzo Marcello collided in the Mississippi, near here, today.45 words
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Article119 1960-10-23 9 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The 18th Royal Signals Regiment here today celebrated Malay Day with a gala programme which included a parade in the morning to a bersilat disi play at night. The celebrations were part of the regiment's annual Corps Week which began on Oct. 20 Todays celebrations119 words
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Article224 1960-10-23 9 GIFTS FROM THE TENGKU QTTAWA, Sat— Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Federation Prime Minister, presented Mr John Diefenbaker with a silver and gold-tipped Malayan walking stick yesterday. The cane, which has a silver inscribed handle with the Federation's coat-01-arms in gold, was presented to the Canadian Prime Minister as a token224 words
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Advertisement96 1960-10-23 9 Starts tomorrow ov. 25,000 YARDS j i furnishing'materials from UJL A HOI .LAM) Sl'- it T»rd upwards and a wi«l«» range ok' I GENUINE QUALITY DRESS MATERIALS m ;i< I'i-m-4's I rriiM-iifhiiisi* II«'«Iih*«'(I I S. A. MAJEED CO. B 70, High Street, Singopore-6. Tel: *****. 139, East Coost Rood, 4596 words
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Advertisement104 1960-10-23 9 1 1\ Sri vyxv 1 1/ I i^lfitsTßsV I Yes. travellers are flocking in to MSS Travel Sen ice the new travel department of the Malay States Shipping Co. Ltd. because they're finding how helpful MSS expert guidance can be. There's a staff of experienced travel agents in MSS Singapore104 words
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468 1960-10-23 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES PLAN TO WOO INVESTORS Sunday. October 23. 1960. riE suggestion by a leading American bank executive that missions from the United States and other countries be lnvit- ed to make on the spot investigations win a view tc setting up specific industries deserves close study by the468 words
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Article, Illustration876 1960-10-23 10 The success of Petaling Jaya what lies ahead? SPRAWLING P.J. WITH 4,550 HOUSES AND 32,000 PEOPLE Bl AUTHORITIES ARE UNDECIDED ABOUT EXPANSION PLANS What is the future of Petaling Jaya? Is it to be further expanded when all the present available land has been used up? Is it to continue876 words
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641 1960-10-23 10 CIR I read with enlOyment the appreciation of Homer contributed by Mr David Gunston (Sunday Times. Oct. 16) under the caption "'Their names live on i agree with most ot vhich your contributor says o' Homer things Homeric and of his place in htera-tu.-e.641 words
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Article228 1960-10-23 10 A YOUNG man asked a starlet to marry him. "Of course I will, darling." she gushed. "But first you've got to have two cars —one of them a Rolls— a flat in Mayfair. a cottage in the country and a yacht." The young man went away228 words
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Advertisement60 1960-10-23 10 J Eyes of experience belonc to one of the Swiss-trained technu i.mr at Singapore Rolex Service station the larger :md dipped in Malaya. Make sure ol the best care for \<>ur Rolex or Tudor watch hy handing it in at any l>ranch ot the Horneo Company. or sending it t0...60 words
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Advertisement87 1960-10-23 10 FLY PAN AM BIG JETS... MANILA UK m n via the Pacific fj or via the Middle Cast fJ f^ l J^ l and Europe EUROPE^fefcfc. Throughout the Pacific trnt j^j round the world Pan Am offers you more jets to more places M[ A than any other airline! B87 words
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Article, Illustration468 1960-10-23 11 ALAN YANG - Film actor Rathbone hits out at apartheid ALAN YANG IN SINGAPORE ON HOLIDAY... By CINGAPORt, Sat. South African-born actor Basil Rathbone said <n Singapore today that he had no desire to return to his motherland until and unless the onothema of apartheid "is wiped out." The famed 68-ytar-(jld 4 stage468 words
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254 1960-10-23 11 RAF pilots in search of a boy adopted during war SINGAPORE, Saturday. A ROYAL AIR FORCE squadron in England is look ing for a young Gurkha, |immy Nutti, nicknamed "Chico," who was adopted by the squadron in Burma during the war. when he was a homeless, seven-year-old boy. Thr 17254 words
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Article155 1960-10-23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Tilt Housing and Develop- ment Board warned tenants today that those who want to keep dogs, poultry or livestock should vacate their flats ana find other accommodation. An oflicial statement said the Board was determined to ensure that the "whims and I155 words
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Article62 1960-10-23 11 The price of tin in Singapore on Saturday was $395.87" 2 a picul down 62 V^ cents. The unofficial estimated offering was 250 tons down 20 tons. COPRA PRICE Singapore Copra Asweiation noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: Nov. $28*4 (Nominal). Singapore Coconut62 words
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Article92 1960-10-23 11 SUNDAY: Singapore i 2.16 am (9ft. 4iiis.) 12.04 p.m. 1 9ft. Buis. i; Port Dlckson 807 a.m. (10ft > 8.24 p.m. (Bft 81ns.): Po»t Swet>nham 7.20 a.m. (14ft. 61ns i 7-49 p.m. 1 13 ft. Bwv>; Penang 1.46 a.m. (9ft. 2 iv i 2.12 p.m. (Bft.92 words
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397 1960-10-23 11 lOHORE BAHRU. Sat.—' Questions relating to| jonore"s supply of water to S ngapore will be presented at the Johore Legislative Assembly meeting on Monday. Syed Mohamed bin Edros j (All.) wants to know how much money the government < gets for water supplied397 words
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311 1960-10-23 11 Child delinquents in Malaya: Many from broken homes U.N. SEMINAR ON FAMILY WELFARE KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. A LMOST HALF the juveniles brought before the courts in Malaya come from broken homes, Mr. S. Sockanathan, Malayan delegate to the United Nations seminar on child and family welfare here, said at the311 words
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Article, Illustration45 1960-10-23 11 BANK CLERK AND TRANSLATOR WED MR. Thomas Wang Choon Ngak. a clerk at the i Chung Khiaw Bank and his bride. Daphne Chia. a French translator at the Overseas Union Bank, who were married at the Church Of Our Lady of Nativity, in Singapore recently.45 words
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Article, Illustration30 1960-10-23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The next quarterly session of the Liquors Licensing Board will be held at the First District Court. South Bridge Road, at 10.30 a.m. on Dec. 13.30 words
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Advertisement304 1960-10-23 11 v VHII DC PI IC tKIETC^ ll WHERE SERVICE IS A TRADITION.. Whatever your oort of call you will always rememb«r you* trip by P b O. W-icrc fine s*rvlct is a trad' t ion. a sea voyage by P O 0 hat »o much to offer" toaclout. tunlit deckv304 words
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Article, Illustration54 1960-10-23 12 Uf I N N E R of the week's top prize of $30 is "African Tempo" (right), submitted by Vincent Soon Teck Piat. of 86 Upper Aljumed Road, Sennett Estate, Singapore 13. Mr. Soon used a Yashica VL camera and llford H.P. 3 film. Setting:54 words
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Article, Illustration140 1960-10-23 12 rpHE second prize *of $20 Is won uy "The Sparkling Sea" (left), by S. Y. Long, of 54 Changi Road, Singapore 14. Mr. Long used an Ikoflex camera and Kodak V.P. 120 film. Setting: fl6. 1 300 second. TO D AYS runnerup prizes of $10 each go to140 words
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Article279 1960-10-23 12 DAVID GUNSTON - THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N... for I scariot .showing how the names of famous or infamous people of the past live on in the English language today. rE name of Judas |s> carlot, brtrayer ol Jci»u.-> Christ, is perhaps the most infamous in all history, yet strangely it too lives on279 words
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Article201 1960-10-23 12 rE cheetah, beautiful companion of princes, has long been admired for its grace, docility and speed. Since time immemorial it has been used b> royal hunting parries for the chase. In NHM times it *as been used for catching intt lopo for zoological coltactiuns and. in he I201 words
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Article120 1960-10-23 12 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times. Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must be written on the back of every print submitted. All entries should be120 words
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Advertisement636 1960-10-23 12 ILFORD jf^ v vfel V' l»rofr!,slonaJ. prcsa and amateur photo|B|^ Jf g-. phcr% ajrre that ■fl^^v. thr Irt-st all-round Him Wt^ \W ts ILIORD H¥A (34* t Vjwi world-famous for Us hith \XS9wP^ <pre<l and suprrb T^SjSjT all-round performanc*. Obtainable from all leading Photographic Stores Clear Your Skin Over Night636 words
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Miscellaneous176 1960-10-23 12 {POPULAR CROSSWORD J I I 12 I* If 17 l« I* I |W ACROSS: 1. Prejudiced (6). 6. OOWN I ter (b>. 2. PYuit Sudden (6). U. Afc.urd! (9.. IX J» in^T St 5i Harm (6). 14. Woman's short lac- Coalse mdivulual i 4», 8 Govfrkft <6» 16. Small wood176 words
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Article347 1960-10-23 13 D. MORTON DAVIES WRITES A80UT.... I FEAR I shall always 1 think of her as Mrs. Malaprop of "The Rivals" fame, but really she is Susan Farmer. At all events, Mrs. Malaprop or Mrs. Farmer came to see me in a different capacity. From the comedy347 words
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Article633 1960-10-23 13 METRONOME'S QNE HAS TO HEAR 34-year-old Hal Holbrook's incredible impersonation of Mark Twain in his New York show, "Mark Twain Tonight," to realise how funny that great American humorist can be. The show (recorded on Philips mono ABL 3316) offers samplings of Twain's acidulous wit and sidesplitting633 words
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Article369 1960-10-23 13 RADIO SINGAPORE AM. 630 Good Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 705 Musical Sunshine; 8.00 The News; 805 Sunday Breakfast Club Session: 9.00 Programme Summary; 903 Tfce Choir Sings! 9 30 Piano Moods; 945 The Stu.irt Poster Show; 10 00 Music Mosaic: 11.00 Meet The Family;369 words
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Article647 1960-10-23 13 BALLET FANS TO GET A TREAT THIS WEEK YES This is the week that we've all been waiting for the Singapore Ballet's Fifth Season; and their first appearance, apart from rheir contribution to our recent Cultural Festival, since Frances Poh and Vernon Martinus returned from their long647 words
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209 1960-10-23 13 EDITOR Matter for regret' LETTER TO THE AT A TIME when we are hearing so much too much, possibly about the need to forge a truly Malayan culture, it was odd, almost grotesque to find in the "culture pa ,Te" (Pace 13) of last week's Sunday Times three articles, each209 words
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Advertisement428 1960-10-23 13 shaw: 01-Kail t«lltloll_ ■1 lphon«*****j" J OPENS .OMYjibYVJi B Hlr NAZI ocrupor.on I t»»« ur>drrqround (iqhtcr^ 1 COLOR) SJ B i I "GIRL seeks FATHER" a EJ2E1 phcne 297 M NOW SHOWING i'iolVio* i "i^BßU^^ B BaaMtMHIBK iusnnutcoton ■> Susuriwune- Chines* suks. (Ul) B Tot Joy Q 3rr Morocnq Show:428 words
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Advertisement113 1960-10-23 14 U ■■\J- J KJ 1 Hurry up. George. I am hurr>ing up! /or&s^y ""4m Power loss is your trouble, George. Feels as if you're pulling a heavy load like a hippopotamus. f .or an elephant. Mm: I .or a HIPPOPHANT! That Hippophant represents one enormous power loss, George. The ordinary113 words
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Miscellaneous1530 1960-10-23 14 Wmi±* 1^ <mml 45* o\4^~~ Amw^m^r A TWE «^OO-MOOTI^aP; /'COAE/aRZAm! OuK \WO«^EN P\? V Bs^ VjOW.MV fE^, I AIASOiNG TC S^tCW V^^A^|^ 'JNICNOWN TOTARZ4N, t>JOT HWOW >Ct'R SaPA(?I TRAPPEK) s ..i T A.L<.. VOuZ. PZ!Ek.7'S J N THE SECRET OP OUR. AOO -VOO S'R.E'^ST.-!/ t^^ 2 1 JUST ONE OP1,530 words
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Miscellaneous35 1960-10-23 15 y N ,^-X VI f 3 \^f j\ J) 0 V n^> Cl ■■■■■■■■■I zLfiy /Vi 1 v/ s ..1 1 1 1 /J > I I 1 I 11// |II f A^ J af^j k^^35 words
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511 1960-10-23 17 get up early. It is no hardship in this u-arm climate IS it right for a boy I have known for a year and who is two years older than I to visit me often in my house? I am 18.511 words
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Article, Illustration888 1960-10-23 17 WHAT'S your problem? Write to Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. AR JANE LEE: I have been out with a boy a few times, and he seems quite friendly and nice. Now he admits he was a playboy888 words
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Article297 1960-10-23 17 HERE are the answers to more "what day was it" questions: K. S. Llm. Kuala Lumpur-. April 13, 1944. was a Thursday. R. Tan Singapore: Muy 29, 1944. was a Monday, and Jan. 15, 1950, was a Sunday. Tan Chwee Wan, Tumpat: March 1. 1905. was297 words
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Advertisement274 1960-10-23 17 Problem days can be COOL, CAREFREE DAYS! Have fun* Enjoy every carctrrr minute of sea and sun! And be cool despitr problem days! Change to Tampax and discover it's just as easy to be cool on "certain" days on any other day of tht month I Tampax internal sanitary protection274 words
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Advertisement167 1960-10-23 17 DEAR Know Alls: Is it true that monkeys will gradually become human beings? A friend told me it is so. M. M. ZULFIKAR. Jesselton. No! Man and apes are distinct species, though Darwinian theory suggests that millions of years ago they might have had ormnon ancestor from which they developed.167 words
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Advertisement30 1960-10-23 17 LLANFAIRPWLLGWYNGYUGOGERYCHWYRNDROBWLLLLANTYSILISGOGOGOCH WHAT is LlanfairpwUgwyngyugogerychwyrnd- it is a small town in Wales, generally called robwllllantysilisgogogoch, and how is it pro- simply Llanfair P.G. Only a Welshman can pronounced? C.H.L. nounce it.30 words
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Advertisement259 1960-10-23 17 IDEAL^ in your kitchen! j^S^S Nestles IDEAL Evaporated Milk is L |lf v> J th.s delicious M M i s/r-B^^^ f\4 PRAWN WIGGLE tJJEA^ i 1 tabiMpoon butter 1/1 cyp I4ml Milk 1^ fi 1 ♦iour 1/1 w...r |m^^ m4k. I ttoipoon »alt I ♦>•»»< loofc.d LVv IW' I B^bW-259 words
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309 1960-10-23 18 WOL YES HAND A 4-1 DEFEAT WEDNESDA UL/ALES beat Scotland by 2-0 m their international match at Niman Park. Cardiff, today. Football 'A i Fir^t Tottenham :i 4-1 pton Ware "round LONDON. Sat. cwdrnlx-.it h I Xllo.t 1 Dumbarton I FtfhM a-l Mirlmg Querns Park 'I I oil. 1 1309 words
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Article129 1960-10-23 18 cVDNEY, B*t. Sir Donwld Wmiama U day denied mem had ijeen n d with Uir MCC to allow bowlers n throw daring the first ihrre Ol thr Australian tour ol English reports have stated the creed with a proposal r Donald that, no action should be takt-n129 words
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Article29 1960-10-23 18 BRIGHTON. Sussex. S;.t The South Africans won ihe of .tieir Rugby L'i<ion B:H.un line today -\.*.m limy beat the Southern Counties o\ 29 points to nine— Reiner29 words
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Article29 1960-10-23 18 SINGAPORE. Sat. Second by Margesh and Oupta helped B O.D.C.A. :o beai Combined Scaools 2-1 in a SHA. Div. 3 match at Bras* E;i.-ah Road odav29 words
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Article124 1960-10-23 18 rE cocktail party to introduce a 1961 line of cars was in full swing. Two charming ladies peered inside a gleaming fourcylinder job. studied the pedals for a moment, looked at each other— and giggled. A dour-faced man looked even more sullen, and said: •Reminds me of124 words
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Article, Illustration29 1960-10-23 18 Two new Vauxhalls with more pep for 1961 THE SUNDAY PAGE FOR MOTORISTS TWO views of the 1961 Vauxhall Cresta. at King George V Park. Singapore. Sunday Times pictures.29 words
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1184 1960-10-23 18 Peter Urn road testing The Vauxhall Cresta lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII THE 1961 range of Vauxhall cars was unveiled in Singapore last week. They are the six-cylinder Cresta and Velox, and the fourcylinder Victor series the standard saloon, the Super, the De Luxe and the Estate Car. Shapes remain basically the same as1,184 words
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Article103 1960-10-23 18 ACROSS: 1. Biased Abiuni 11. Ludicrous. 12. Damage. 14, Bolero. 16. Grove. 17. Direful. 18. Erne. 20. Rude. 21. Rod. 22. Heart. 25 Lid. 26. Quinary. 27. Sad 29. Entry. 30. Met. 32. Ones. 34 None. 35. Accedes. 37. Jolts. 38. Reaper. 39. Divest. 40. Diatribes. 41. Dreads.103 words
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Advertisement101 1960-10-23 18 PAGE 18 SPORTS 0 THE SUNDAY STIMULANT VM A DOCTOR AND I'M A BUSY MAN. THAT'S WHY I'M SO GLAD THERE'S AN INFORMATIVE PAPER LIKE THE .MAIL TO HELP ME CATCH UP ON THE NEWS AT WEEK-ENDS. "It has a very good coverage of Foreign affairs by top-class men and101 words
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Advertisement207 1960-10-23 18 BDKW 7 f M I .IERE'S A HONEY FOR YOUR MONEY! y The DKW Junior is designed to please your eye. Here is a luxury car designed to match your fancy whichever way you look. The big body is designed for comfort. The Junior is thrifty 38 m.p.g. with its207 words
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445 1960-10-23 19 IPOH. Saturday. SINGAPORE played a vastly improved game today to beat Selangor. the Malayan champions, convincingly by 3-0 in the second day's play in the Malayan Hockey Federation's quadrangular meet on the town padang here. In yesterdays game, Singapore went down unaccountably to Penang445 words
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Article281 1960-10-23 19 S'GOR HELD TO 3-3 DRAW IPOH, Sat. Perak held Selangor to a 3-3 draw in the H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugger match before a large crowd on the town I padang here today. Each side kicked a penalty goal. The f,ame, dominated by the lorwards. was a scrappy affair. Heavy rain281 words
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322 1960-10-23 19 SAUL JOSHUA - SAUL JOSHUA By CINCAPORE. Sat. —The Thailand Rugby Union t3am flew into Singapore this evening bringing with them the handsome King of Thailand's Cup which J they have won since 1956 And they aim to leave with it. They open322 words
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264 1960-10-23 19 CINCAPORE, Sat An J understrength Singapore Cricket Club first XV did well to beat Army by 1 1 points <a goal, a try and 1 a penalty) to three (dropped goal) m their rugby match on the padang today Although they were without264 words
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Article151 1960-10-23 19 SiNtJAi-'oHfc;. Sat. Singapore will meet Federation in lour M-hool international Batches three of which will be held in Kuala Lumpur and the other at Seremban, I during the December HoliI days. The matches to be held in Kuala Lumpur are swimming on Dec. 10,151 words
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Article22 1960-10-23 19 \GAPOHE Pntra Parahiangan •w -Malaya >ocrer match on Monany iMt •l.ed tjec;iuse the vjsiart scheduled to leave on Monday moi..22 words
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Article161 1960-10-23 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Lawn Tennis Association will meet on Tuesday to decide whether they can entertain Jack Kramer's troupe of professional tennis player. The professionals, who will be starting a Far Ea.-t tour on Oct. 27 at Colombo, are Lew Hoad. Ashley Cooper, Ait-x Olmedo.161 words
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Article441 1960-10-23 19 MORMAN SIEBEL - MORMAN SIEBEL K. LUMPUR. Sat. By I i THE second round matches in the F.A.M. Cup competition bring Singapore into the fray against jomt Services at Jalan Besar this evening and with it a nightening of interest. There is a shade of mystery too441 words
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968 1960-10-23 19 THE Selangor Amateur Athletic Association's inevitable postponement owing H rain of its annual championships from August to a date still to be decided upon may yet prove a blessing in disguise. The championships will earn the distinction of being the first968 words
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Article33 1960-10-23 19 LONDON. Sat lhailanda C. Watnasm and T. Kh.t-ad-riiaj are expected io contest the nien's singles final in the Win, < a oprn badminton tournament iiich sib. ..■> utre on Monoay. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
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Advertisement265 1960-10-23 19 qheuTthiTside bbwr^T. j ■■■■^V' *^M \JSfIsV .SSSSB S^SBsPV r /^fl ■LJI WpfH. SJtBBiBSISP J "tS» ISSSBBi <fHHI s tSb SS>tß a v 1 JBSBBBBBBBJmvV Ssls iaßr B^s" '^Jm .^.ift' R| isssT^R I sr .<t^Sk b 9 [id ssisssl ii Bl fe^^ if 4Smm± Ifelsf Maim. i-^twk3ar\ I Wm~. BN| Th€265 words
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Miscellaneous67 1960-10-23 19 MCOLB: k.\m. fsf Mi 1 pore Join. Services Julau Bfsar .5 10) Priendly Binta^ig Bulan v 5 Coy Dog Unit. Parrer Park H«»(KKV: .-.HA Div. 2--, STU v Homskoi4; Bank GOLF: R S.O.C. 18 iioles mixed I I foursomes (Mroice), Sime Roari. \V\TER POLO: Combined Ser- xires (Aden) v Singapore67 words
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Article, Illustration2440 1960-10-23 20 EPSOM JEEP; Native Kingdom - EPSOM JEEP Native Kingdom By Spectacular debut by He beats Cheers, Tudor House in finish of heads TUDOR HOUSE, who started a hot favourite in the Cold Cup Trial over a mile at Bukit Timah today, was beaten by two outsiders, Brantas and Cheers, in a2,440 words
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Obituary56 1960-10-23 20 .ii Hordi flu <. Minimum t starr hoter. mttmm o( OCIOtHT before lunday P, MOORTHV .rte«« Lnvintj frorr. Quarters MRS. ALEX D'SILVA of Vahathnral .iy prac.lully on 20-IU-6O a i li. hudk at St. >H. am. R. SUBRAMANIAN, prnnloaer P.W IV paa«M] a«ay peacefully aftrr a nbort ll!n.->^ on56 words
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Article22 1960-10-23 20 (Vinimum; MR. A MRS. V D. s.im'i.l in.ink itiv*« for th*>r valuaolr rr«^nce on tht- n O'mn of manias* on i22 words
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Article12 1960-10-23 20 ■■1- ytinimum) THE SILVER CR'LL— K'aton^'s n"« Nightly itt Coaat I12 words
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Article48 1960-10-23 20 TOTAL POOL: 5165.282 Ist. No. *****1 (574.376) 2nd. No. *****9 ($37,188) 3rd. No. *****5 ($20,660) STARTERS ($1,721 each Nos. *****7: *****5; *****7; *****6: *****6; *****8. *****7; *****4: 378,25; *****2 *****6; *****8. CONSOLATION ($1,239 each Nos. *****2: *****1; *****1; *****5: *****3; *****0: *****9: *****2: *****4: *****6.48 words
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Article129 1960-10-23 20 gINGAPORE. aat. Mr. Chua Tian Teck was re-elected president of the Singapore Amateur WeightliTting Federation for the j sixth successive year, at its annual I general meeting today. Mr. Chua Tai Juay. who was the former secretary until 1957 when he was forced to retire129 words
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Article133 1960-10-23 20 LAUREL, Maryland, Sat.— I Apostole, an English colt, yesterday joined the field for I the Nov. 11 running of the' US$lOO,OOO Washington DC. International Turf classic at Laurel, while Chamour of Ireland bowed out Laurel officials announced that Mrs. David Montagu of London had accepted an133 words
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Advertisement273 1960-10-23 20 CLASSIFIED ADS. Vimmumi AIIIHECAM RENjAMIN H ..r</< J/n i ytimimum > THE ENGAGEMENT was announced Manukularatm ..i Un. n and KuMima Imymmmt*' [SHIPPING NOTICE Ili.UI IKIKSIINO M.V. "NEPTUNIA" xted to arrive I: urn Djakarta tomorrow. 24th October at 6 am and will snil lor Europe at 4 p.m on 24*.h273 words
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Advertisement485 1960-10-23 20 more jewels less friction for perfect accuracy and T lifetime ITON service T'l Jo^ W&i- TITONIsw.S TELEFUNKEIHif G (3 CtEDLCfi ODtoinoble from all nearest TELEFUNKEN dealers. Sole Agents for Singapore, Fed. of Malaya, Brunei. Sarawak, N-Borneo. SEOW KUAN CO., LTD. 4/6. Dhoby Ghout, Singapore. Tel: ***** ***** 188 A, Botu485 words
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