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Title Section21 1960-09-01 1 THE PAPER THAT IS UMIimUD FOR ITS ISLAND-WIDE COVERAGE The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1960. 13 CENTS.21 words
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Article, Illustration384 1960-09-01 1 DAVID TAMBYAH - DAVID TAMBYAH The Yang di-Pertuan Agong dies after 139 days* reign; Evening of prayer doctors kept vigil at royal bedside ssdsdgdxg KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. is installation was to have been today: lerdeka joy cut short second paramount ruler, the 62-year-old Yang di-Pertuan <icd this morning af>er384 words
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123 1960-09-01 1 World's top athletes crash to defeat in day of shocks ROMK, Thursday. BRITAIN'S Gordon Pirie, Australia's Jon Konrads and America's Parry O'Brien were among the world's top athletes who crashed into defeat on the fifth day of the 16th World Olympics m Rome yesterday. "Pull pull" Pine, who had spout123 words
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Article29 1960-09-01 1 JAKARTA, rhurs.— The Indonesian Presidential Cabinet has been renamed the State Secretariat. Its Director, Mr. Tamzil. will In future be known as State Secret arv.29 words
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Article15 1960-09-01 1 MACAO. Thurs— Three children uio.ned when a sampan car--12 persons fleeing from15 words
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204 1960-09-01 1 'Terror' python in Kim Seng village is shot dead by the police SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Police yesterday killed a 15--foot python which had been terrorising residents of Kirn Sens Road village m River 9 Valley area for the last three months. The python wa swallowing a fowl when it was204 words
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Article39 1960-09-01 1 third merebrations throughout M una only 1 unction te Kitif edu< Scho at the Malay i X He Sultan Suleii 1920. he wa I sus Tf:.^ku Pei.glima J is made adjul ai.d :np to I :iub. X t tie39 words
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Advertisement25 1960-09-01 1 gDRICIDE P 1 3 MIRACULOUS r Even B DANDRUFF. UK' DANDRICIDE I > ONE BOTTLE TODAY LJr i ous airliners, fully pr«ssuris«d eauiooed for smooth, r«laxtd25 words
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Advertisement18 1960-09-01 1 33 EILM\ I w W FOR F THE BEST PICTURE V QUALITY /MV/^jj^ Bfirigffl iSM^MI I k. I18 words
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189 1960-09-01 2 Industrials close irregular in dull London mart: Rubbers again neglected LONDON. Thurs. rvk markuninspiring nee yesterld generally with small movements d Kingdom luctlon index eh indicate a i In expanl, the overon Wall dosing of B irontier were for an unz but a bet- loped I fluctuated narrow limits. iiiet189 words
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Article144 1960-09-01 2 Electronics lead rally after an early setback YEW YORK: Wall Street *l yesterday closed very steady with mostly fractional changes either way. Pressure was noted early but this slowed around mid-morning. Some issues moved up rrom the lows and electronics led a rallying effort followed later by steels144 words
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Article196 1960-09-01 2 Quiet day with futures showing further gains of up to J pence LONDON: Rubber futures remained firm yesterday snowing furtner gains of up to five-eighth pence per pound. An initial small rise m unison with Singapore lacked much follow through demand and dealings m the morning were small. But196 words
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Article83 1960-09-01 2 C H. Bailey now 10 p. c. LONDON: C H. Bailey declared a final dividend of 7 a 2 per cent making 10 per cent less tax plus a capital profits distribution of three per cent tax free, all payable on capital as increased by a one-for-six free scrip83 words
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Article121 1960-09-01 2 ECAFE team m P.I. .MANILA: Budget experts from 16 member nations of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, including Malaya, today began a one-week study tour m the Philippines. During their tour, they will visit the General Auditing Office and the Budget Commission and confer I121 words
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Article96 1960-09-01 2 Strong demand for Hoogovens again a MSTERDAM: The market A was quiet. Hcogovens was strong again on foreign and local speculative demand. Other internationals were somewhat lower but Royal Dutch recovered from a lower opening with the half year results expected later m the day. Shippings were firm on96 words
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Article385 1960-09-01 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. W«n T Jj* I wiTfh-i^r: ta he; S 3 see Aiex. B'nns OrOs IN) -90 .SO X L iut c■_ 92 6 i New Scucai <? 95 Atias ice 11.00 6-,'ri Kimunt :99 :79 Newserenaan 2.j»i385 words
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903 1960-09-01 2 Interest in rubber shar es is now revived IJ-'^* ri^lPMtTfA^ SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE FEATURE of the share market m Singapore yesterday was a revival of interest m rubbers and there were many modest gains. The view that rubbers are underpriced with the commodity holding up so well is gain ing903 words
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Article79 1960-09-01 2 LONDON An* 31 RUBBER No i K». C i f European ports Sept Oct. RUBBER No. 1 RaS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Term*. Oct Nov. TONE Firm. PEPPER: White Sarawak fa. a e.l.f. European ports Auk Kept i PEPPER Black Sarawak Special I European79 words
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Article26 1960-09-01 2 NEW YORK An* 31 Prcviout TIN Strait* «pot RUBBER Futures Sept No* SALES: 50 lot* TONE Barfly steady No. 1 RSS Sepi r\26 words
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Article19 1960-09-01 2 tain COPRA U X N •cpt COCONUT OK tf>'vr M»n p r Sept PHILIPPINE p«rt» prr19 words
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36 1960-09-01 2 'Gilts now steady with tendency for price to harden' Chronic! LONDON. THM Market Chronick conditions persisl with lend lo harden. The pause uet*d( t;i-ouii(ls is now Lakin^ pi golds i':«llit'(i on mrival ot inlei IX>V EncouflM36 words
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Article146 1960-09-01 2 Holiday m the Federation cause of quietness m London tin market LONDON Tin pi tended to ease m q dealings A routine C tinental demand ported and some qiNtri felt that the Malayan holiday may have contributed to London's quietness. Copper lost SSf m I ring dealii. With out>.146 words
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Advertisement396 1960-09-01 2 -V g^ THE t. A.t. LINES 3t> "t« otN R£o S£ MEDITERRANEAN, «Jf3 3* s'INENTAL t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS "t. V S pare P. S -mm Pe«Bl VJ Cdn. 45 4 Sept 5 (Sept S 7 Sept 10 io Sept II 20 Seat 21 22 Sept 23 24 Sept sA OV»396 words
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Miscellaneous159 1960-09-01 2 mPSM SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board irharve* or expected today are: Lycaon 12 Canton 45. Tjitjalengka bA, Sunnyville 67. Mitaka Mam 89. Zeelahd 10 11, Diomed 13 14. Frankfurt 15 16. Hanoi 18. Thorsgard 19, Semenyih N. Wall 2. Bentong 2122, Ikushima Maru 23 24. Castleville 25 26.159 words
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54 1960-09-01 3 3OITIER SPEAKS OF THE TOWARDS REALISTIC ATION OF HIS RACE I HOLLYWOOD, Thursday. Poitier said his race has urately portrayed m motion iiii strong let'lings about "For the first tune Ken ;i play that was written stands our people. 9154 words
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149 1960-09-01 3 ROBBERS RAID A JAPANESE TELEVISION CAMP IN JUNGLE AND KILL 2 MEN BIOK. Th Robber* last week raided a I up by a Japa- .on team In the le of Kanchanaburi about 100 miles ot here, killing two wounding one Thai s from the JapaEmbassy here im of the NipI149 words
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Article17 1960-09-01 3 TEHERAX. Thurs. Mr. JaTar Sharif Emami. the :i Premier, had idience with the Shah Palace.17 words
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52 1960-09-01 3 ation of the hospital. The hospital has 500 beds and eight special services. among them radiation treatment by means of a cobalt bomb. There are c operating rooms and 40 consulting rooms enfor 500 consultations total value of buildand equipment is over i;52 words
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Article, Illustration198 1960-09-01 3 The British War Office has ordered Vickers Vigilant for assessment trials by the infantry. The trials are expected to take place early next year. World-wide interest is focussed on this anti-tank wire guided missile, which is •small, compact and light enough198 words
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152 1960-09-01 3 THE MUSICIANS' PUZZLE OVER THE NOTE IN NIAGARA'S ROAR NIAGARA FALLS. •Ontario*. Thurs. Sixty musicians from 20 nations have tried to detect the musical qualities oi the roar of I Falls. But they failed to agree. The musicians, who were attending the first international conference of composers at Stratford, Ontario,152 words
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Article34 1960-09-01 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Khas promised India a new loan of 500 million roubles < about MS3BJ million, lor India's third flve-year plan starting next year, .said the Finance Minister. Mr. Morarji Desai.34 words
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148 1960-09-01 3 'GO SLOW' APPEAL TO TENGKU ON CHINAS ADMISSION MANILA. Thurs. The .Philippines was expected to appeal to Malaya lor caution regarding Conimunlst China's admission into the United Nations, diplomatic observers here said. The observers said the proposal of the Malayan Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to agree to Communist China's148 words
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Article19 1960-09-01 3 KARACHI, Thurs. President Ayub Kuan is to visit West German v and Yugoslavia early next January.19 words
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217 1960-09-01 3 America needs women, says a leading woman doctor NEW YORK, Thurs. The woman who goes on a diet is In danger of shedding her husband, says a leading U.S. specialist and marriage counsellor, Dr. Bernadette Massie. "For happier and more lasting marriages. America needs fatter women', she claims. In countries217 words
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Article29 1960-09-01 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. VicePresiciem, Ricnard Nixon was reported to be making "satisfactory proere.xs" at Walter Reed Army Ha-<pit;;!. where he is being treated for an infected left knee.29 words
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Article37 1960-09-01 3 ROME. Thurs. An official of the Dutch cycling t^ani at the j Olympics. Gerardus Meyer, was killed and a British girl seriously injured when their motorcycle crashed. The girl. Ethel Whitteet. was riding pillion.37 words
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Article, Illustration63 1960-09-01 3 JETS OF WATER FROM THE ROCKET photo. Jet* from this rocket are jets of water it s a novel fountain m the grounds of the now Taiwan provincial government offices on the Island, of Formosa. The offices are at Taichung. m the centre of the island. This site was selectedPaul Popper - 63 words
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Article28 1960-09-01 3 MELBOURNE. Thur.s. The Australian Council <>f Trace Unions announced it had invited a trade union delegation from Communist China to visit Ausira- lia m September28 words
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104 1960-09-01 3 MANILA. Thurs. Far L tern University— one of the biggesl m the Philippines suspended classes and hung (lags at halfmast for 10 students who drowned m a school picnic. All Len were medical students seven girls and three boys whose ages ranged from104 words
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Article217 1960-09-01 3 'Nixon to win poll is to pieces ITA SHINGTON, Thurs. The political pollsters, and Dr. Gallup m particular, are under heavy criticism In the U.S. It stems from a Gallup poll which lowed Vice-President Nixon getting 50 per cent of the country's votes m the Presidential election and Senator John217 words
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Advertisement72 1960-09-01 3 1* MMM^_^ im^.,,l, *w*ft***ft*ft*ft*ft*Tsr*ft*ft'*'ft*ft*i:*''ft'ir IJ/ri word I Fi fli iilLJmt TIMM n fniW'T r /'Td J M TJ /'J'J r M MfU m UM~M~ P W? r t tV ft •ft•ft ft [BACK to SCHOOL i| II I j DESIGN 5 7 SK S N^^ DESICN 2* M >£J Jumpers72 words
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Article, Illustration1075 1960-09-01 4 JEWELLERY IS THEIR LINE: THEY WANT TO KNOW SCOPE FOR THE PARIS CUT SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. TWO young French bachelors are m town on a unique mission lo conduct a first-hand survey of Ihe jewel market for some leading French jewellers. They ;nv Jean Paul1,075 words
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Advertisement65 1960-09-01 4 i* FREEDOM FOR YOUR DAUGHTER LEARNING TO LIV E How I FAILED AS A WIFE' Another A frank analysis of the problems Malayan spastic children are finding the frank article by Mayo Wingate on 'The facing Malayan parents and teenagers way to a fuller life. Undiscovered You.' v BATIKS ARE65 words
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Advertisement9 1960-09-01 4 ELECTRIC F p UfT SQUEEZER ST J ME* I9 words
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Miscellaneous110 1960-09-01 4 CLUES ACROSS 2. Wine consumed m flight? 1. Fellow get.s the French back 3. Taking ones tbll for a place of worship <6t m> a rest <4>. 4. Down which swallows dis- 5. He has a place one can put appear (6). up (8). 9. The Shakespearian lass to 6.110 words
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Article290 1960-09-01 5 HARRY CHIA - HARRY CHIA By SINGAPORE CITY Thursday TASK WILL TAKE SOME YEARS TO ACHIEVE: j IDEA WILL BE 'SOLD' TO THE CONGREGATION £HURCH leaders are working to unite various denominational churches m Malaya into a union but the problem is to "sell" the idea to their290 words
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Article, Illustration124 1960-09-01 5 ONG CHIN GEOK - ONG CHIN GEOK sdfg P«l m gardening but ii take a tip from Mr. i ited a miniature garden j iINGAPORE CITY, Thursday mmcd plant with about i wo incites d growing at its foot delicate stalks joo. Some of the pine row m124 words
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107 1960-09-01 5 BOTANIST FINDS RARE HERBS IN THE FORESTS OF SARAWAK |>RUNEI TOWN, Thurs.— Mr J. Sinclair, keeper of the herbarium m the Singapore Botanic Gardens, has returned after a three-week visit to Sara- after collecting botanical specimens with the help of the Forest Department. Mr. Sinclair is a specialLn the nutmeg107 words
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Article, Illustration87 1960-09-01 5 ROUSING WELCOME TO ASSEMBLYMAN BY SCOUTS AT CAMP Two hundred scouts and cubs gave a rousing welcome to Mr. Tee Kirn Leng, Asemblyman for Pasir Panjang, when he visited the First Pasir Panjang District camp at Bukit Berlayer. Mr. Tee. speaking to the scouts, urged them not only to obey87 words
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146 1960-09-01 5 SANITATION IN KAMPONG IS VERY BAD SAYS ITS HEAD SIGLAF, Thurs. About 8,000 people living m prefabricated houses and shacks m Kampong Eunos oft Changi Road are complaining of unsanitary conditions, mosquito breeding water-pools and sudden increase m gambling. v The present kampong came into existence m late 1956 when146 words
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108 1960-09-01 5 NEW ZEALAND BEER FOR SINGAPORE MARKET? SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —A New Zealand brewery manager. Mr. L. J. Moorhouse, is to visit Singapore soon to investigate possibilities of building up an export market for New Zealand bottled beer. A newsletter from the New Zealand Hi?h Commissioner's Office m Kuala Lumpur, disclosing108 words
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Article36 1960-09-01 5 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. i Lord Selkirk. Commissioner- General for me United Kinpdom m South-East Asia, will pay ins first official visit to Sarawak next month. He is secneduled to arrive i36 words
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249 1960-09-01 5 'Auntie' Frey is a dog's best friend: All strays are given a home SERANGOON. Thurs. -'Donation of $20 for RSPCA will bring beautiful male puppy to donor. Ring Singapore *****." This announcement published m the papers brought a shower of calls. Mrs. John Fn y. ol Thoma an animal to"249 words
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Advertisement82 1960-09-01 5 I Time and Date (jS Jewelled for manamm precision ~4tj&^ and designed for durability m all climates, FAVRE-LEUBA watches are backed by 7 generations of watchmakers. Do not hesitate buy FAVRE-LEUBA watches You can be sure of their quality. v GENEVE DAYMATIC I FAV«-UU»A WATCH CO J.TO. l»-» Wtwy »i.82 words
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Miscellaneous321 1960-09-01 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film shows at Mt. Emily City Council Quarters, Juh Cheng School Jalan Teban, and Foo Hwa Chinese School Jurong 15 milestone, 7 pjn. BCRIPTCBE UNION: Annual thanksgiving rally at Queen Street Cantonese Methodist Church. 5.30 p.m. SINGAPORE THEOSOPHK XI. SOCIETY: Meeting at321 words
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Article37 1960-09-01 6 Words $4» inuffimum). BONG— Mrs Bong Joon Kui Cboo) passed away i es behind her iijhter m I^an. i Margaret Taa and seven k c> rooarn their loss. Cortege 4.30 pm. Friday 2nd for Bidadarl protestant37 words
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Article169 1960-09-01 6 fTODAY we join Singapore's Minister for Home Affairs m congratulating all who had a hand m making the Pulau Senang scheme to rehabilitate gangsters such a success. The V.I.P. visitors to this penal island last Sunday could not hide their satisfaction when they saw hardened gangsters169 words
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Article86 1960-09-01 6 OO THE Panchen Lama is trying to get out of Tibet, trying to escape from the clutches of his Red masters. Once when Tibet was m the throes of a struggle for her freedom, when Communist armies forced the Dalai Lama to flee his country,86 words
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Article103 1960-09-01 6 HARRY CHIA - HARRY CHIA By ~s^ t I STB PLAN TO INST I NEW BURGLAR. P JI MACH.NES TO pj THEFTS AT BO0TM I VANDALISM and thef Mikf I of an acute headache I pore Telephone Board. lr At places where fl,» booths are used more oft I103 words
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265 1960-09-01 6 Technological progress and economic growth by an expert SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Miss Phyllis Deane, secretary of the International Association for Research into Income and Wealth, told the Malayan Economics Society at the University of Malaya here "Technological pro- gress is the fuel for 1 economic growth." Miss Deane, speaking on265 words
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Article54 1960-09-01 6 STAMFORD, Thurs. The Young Adult Group and 'V' Student Volunteers of the V.M.C.A. will hold a tea dance for members at the V.M.C.A. lounge m Stamford Road from 3 p.m. to 7 pjn. on Saturday. A band will be m attendance. Highlights are Latin54 words
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95 1960-09-01 6 ESTRANGED WIFE TO GET $5O MONTHLY FOR 2 CHILDREN CINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. A woman told a magistrate, Mr. James Loh, that her husband beat, her up when she was pregnant and chased her out of their home. Separated from iur nusband, Ng Hai Leng, four years ago, the woman, Phang95 words
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Article37 1960-09-01 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. The Bukit Mertajam Town Council decided to suspend the licence of the Province Wellesley Ice Factory at Sungei Rambei "until it takes steps to stop the vibration caused by its machinery.37 words
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Article, Illustration235 1960-09-01 6 Aisha gives up job to wed her student sweetheart SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— The schoolday romance between pretty Aisha binte Dolmat and Abdul Razak bin Ma] id is to have a happy ending after five years. Aisha, now 22, gave up her job as a stenographer235 words
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205 1960-09-01 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. A GIRL oi' iniative, enthusiasm and independence is Miss Nellie Y. I. Khoo. of Perak. ~1 A trained nurse, Miss Khoo sailed off on her own three years ago for London, where she worked for205 words
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98 1960-09-01 6 JOHORE SULTAN PRESENTS A VINTAGE CAR TO MUSEUM SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The Sultan of Johore has presented a vintage car to the Daimler-Benz Museum m Stuttgart-Un-terturkheim. Germany, which is now being extended. The car is a eight-cyclin-der 1937 model MercedesBenz (type 540K). The Daimler-Benz Museum is the oldest automotive museum98 words
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Article27 1960-09-01 6 SEGAMAT, Thurs. Weapons and armour used at the Jementah war 100 years ago will be on display at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here tomorrow.27 words
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Article24 1960-09-01 6 RIVER VALLEY, Thurs.— Acting on Information received a police party recovered two revolvers m a tin box m Grange Road yesterday.24 words
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Article55 1960-09-01 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Chew Sang Hoe, 20, charged with robbing an ice-cream hawker of 40 cents, was acquitted by the First Criminal District Court. The acquittal was ordered on grounds of serious discrepancies between the i evidence of Lim Chwee Sian, the hawker, and55 words
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Article33 1960-09-01 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The Rev. Charles E. Last Wbo died at sea on Monday afternoon was buried at the Bidadari yesterday evening aft^r a service at the St. Andrew's Cathedral.33 words
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285 1960-09-01 6 JIMMY CHONG - Temple cure for opium addicts: Lots of tea, sympathy and a vigorous form of prayer JIMMY CHONG By CHANGI, Thursday. THE modest Chin Khong Chor Soo temple m Changi Road is fast becoming a rendezvous for opium addicts. But there are no smoking pipes or opium for these addicts but285 words
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Advertisement501 1960-09-01 6 )(iH can hand m your classified ad. tit any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and I SINGAPORE I CAMERON HIGHLAND* **c (M) Ltd., 20 Taaah Rata. M»OH CoM Storage (If) Ud.« 1-5 Clare Street. BJMM CoM storage (M) Ud.. 10 New Road. KOTA BHARU storage <M) Ltd., New501 words
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Advertisement13 1960-09-01 6 Distinctive Dl AM ONE RINGS U.S. de SILV/ Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD. SINGAPORE.13 words
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Advertisement65 1960-09-01 6 Gift Problei We can solve your gift problem tl our range of hundreds of inexjwi items such as from m»> FROM MALAYA '""Z"'* Strow S«wing box« rt Srrow Mot. J Malocco Cones w- Kclanran Silver fer car topt, s tabl«w«re >" v Skin hondbat* JJJJ m^m^^**' Coll #B d m65 words
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Article, Illustration182 1960-09-01 7 SUNNY GIAM - SUNNY GIAM By llllllllllillllllllllllllltillllllllllllllllllllllllM 171 PRINTS WILL BE ON SHOW AT THE HOLLYWOOD ROOM FOR NINE DAYS STARTING TOMORROW Exhibitions m Singapore began 34 years ago— a steady rate of progress ever since j g TOTAL of 171 photographs, chosen from 548 entries, will be exhibited182 words
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Advertisement10 1960-09-01 7 irilA natural thumb position eye-level rear focusing LED LIGHT -j,10 words
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Advertisement17 1960-09-01 7 THE FASTEST COLOUR FILM... vl WHAT? k!*j^ht- <i YES!... WITH THE NEW I I KODAK HIGH-SPEED EKTACHROME17 words
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Article, Illustration578 1960-09-01 8 A specialist miniatur camera for those who wish to experiment NEW AGFA MODEL: FIVE INTER-CHANGEABLE LENSES FOR ALL SHOTS ANYONE wanting to advance beyond the stage of souvenir photographs or wishing to work and experiment with photography will find that the specialist camera offers him a wealth of possibilities. The578 words
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228 1960-09-01 8 Have 'Cinemascope in your hot with this novel lens attachment from Bauer >'*r wide-screen technique with respect to the 8 mm film has pa^ed through a period of development paralleling that of the Cinemascope film m the entertainment cinema. One of the results is the new widest inn device thai228 words
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Advertisement247 1960-09-01 8 35mm or Twin-Lens Reflex, the camera of Jg^.. your choice is bound to be lK?^ List Only |Srs h^^i j Iv^^^^Mita il^tf^ri^v^Bj Automatic Diaphragm MW^ IHSS3H Easy-to-reach diogonc'iy ¥wM placed shutter release {flak automatic 35mm reflex with interchangeable lenses Think of it, a 35mm reflex with all the automatic features247 words
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388 1960-09-01 9 photography of jn r3 pid motion or those f. tK it depth of field bk by two new, r/i, rO lour films. |**Kodok High Speed Daylight Type. JjjW Speed Ektachrome > T cl posurc index of 160388 words
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Article18 1960-09-01 9 TAKE CARE WHEN FLASH WITH COLOUR ur tt-r the tiiot thiii la r irtiI m I "Inlir ftash18 words
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Article, Illustration240 1960-09-01 9 Everything at a glance the Bessamatic makes it all so simple VIEWFINDER A GREAT AID ESPECIALLY WHEN TAKING COLOUR SLIDES ii i' J I). 1U fnr>ilc iivkkVTHINC. at a glance (through me nnaer;. rm«n B pSSf^ewii And perfect exposure. These are the mam teaturi this most" up to date single-lens240 words
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Advertisement157 1960-09-01 9 japan's Most Progressive Manufacturer Of Cameras Photographic Equipment iB afl A SL^. I H V If V MH B P Id U- Transistor STEREO Two -band Radio Phonograph with Two Speakers li=_ ii (tOOil 2 -Wave Bands 's^^^^^^Ht* 4>^^"*/ SW 25m. to 75m. <T P Discount F r aSh MW157 words
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Article, Illustration321 1960-09-01 10 yASHK A. one <>i the world's largest manufacturers <>r photographic equipment, recently unveiled one of the world's t>ost single lens reflex cameras, which is destined lo enjoy wide popularity everywhere. It is the Yashlca321 words
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263 1960-09-01 10 J\R. EDWIN H. LAND, president of Polaroid Corporation, gave a "progress demonstration" of the company's colour process during a recent company meeting by taking a picture and showing his audience the full colour print processed m a standard Polaroid Land Camera. "I know263 words
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309 1960-09-01 10 In a few words, meaning of focal length ONE of the most commonly used terms m photography is "focal length." Many amateur photographers do not know exactly what the term means. Actually focal length is the thing about a lens which determines just how large any object will turn out309 words
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444 1960-09-01 10 Precision, quality and yet it's so simple to operator 7EISS Ikon have introduced an outstanding m v the Tenax Automatic. This newcomer to the I eagerly awaited m Singapore and the Federation anil dll N here has exceeded all expectations. a nil The Tenax seems to be fulfilling a long444 words
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175 1960-09-01 10 A DEVELOPMENT noted at the recent St Photo Shou uas the reappearance of a camera type that has been dormant for many years. It is the single frame 35mm camera that makes 72 exposures on a regular 36 exposure roll of film.175 words
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Advertisement217 1960-09-01 10 •I x s^ i^H Hi^k H^ /%>^ y^^^tk fiS^x s M S^ss L« v« i^^^B /I %Jr^^^ .^iafrv Professional, press and amateur VlMtMoffiW^* photographers agree that the best all- V^^ fMfn^-!l^____^^^^^-^^ mPQjfISuAY famous for its high speed and superb fe- BSB6l^Sijl^^ l '"'^ll ij i*ll-round performance. while FP3 l^^^^^^S X^217 words
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Article, Illustration73 1960-09-01 11 ABOVE, the picture of an old man photographed against an ethereal background was awarded an honour print certificate. Mr. Tham Vow Fun of Sincalls it "The Saint." LEFT, this eye-catching picture displaying fine technique is called "Triumph of Perseverence." It was taken by Mr.73 words
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Advertisement261 1960-09-01 11 >*^^^^^^ The Latest Sister Model of the i f^slj|\ EXAKTA Family the EXA II d^js^ s?^? I Camera complete with Eye Level IWPHfd X^CSt-—^^^^- l^feir Focus and Tessar f 2. 8-50 mm Lens 'iSillli^^^S^yM^^^^K lor only $205/ com P lete witn ER f<^Cv /Jol sA\Aiy/B M' This remorkobte EXAKTA Comero261 words
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Article, Illustration185 1960-09-01 12 How lucky we are in range of subjects lUO-ONE with a knowledge of photography would dream of questioning the ability and technique of our leading photographers. Yet they themselves would be the first to admit they are lucky m the wide range of fascinating subjects that are waiting to be185 words
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Article, Illustration437 1960-09-01 12 LEADING SPORE PHOTOGRAPH ARE TODAY WELL ON TOP OF THE ASIAN CAMERA WORLD -v 1 it From Page Seven sdfgsdg ers of the older days, who relied solely on memory. It may not be strictly accurate on one or two points, but nonetheless it is still interesting enough to permit437 words
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Article, Illustration1130 1960-09-01 13 Industrial photography helps to make life safer and shopping cheaper me t uiman I d its Ljjai limit-, adLed photographic I tnabl'urers r l w oduction id finin w posI l Many new uses I of :ne- th. m minute detail. w three-dimen-siona] photographs taken with a stereoscopic camera through1,130 words
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Advertisement97 1960-09-01 13 Coral Lens yjp Zl^^!^ g!^^B m I it *> C O fvl^^^^ P^JS^v- ~^^^fl f Built-in Exposure f/^i Jum\f Meter &F 1:2 Coral V^l BfJ/ Lens the fully AUTOMATIC Single-Lens AIRES PENTA J J Reflex at a Price Beyond Compare! Gives You All the Most Expensive Single-Lens featuring a pentaprism97 words
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Article, Illustration412 1960-09-01 14 HARRY CHIA - Praise for Singapore photograph from Yang di- Per tuan Negaro HARRY CHIA EVENTFUL YEAR FOR SOCIETY WITH FURTHER EXPANSION PLANNtp By THE LOCAL SCENE "T*HE people of Singapore have established for themselves a fine reputation m many fields of human endeavour, of which pictorial photography is one which has reached412 words
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Advertisement212 1960-09-01 14 BATTERY ~[\®ffi.. "i^m ELECTRIC a"^™ H^SPEEDtIGHT Guide Number: 66 ASA 100 tor feet Recycling time: 3^-4 second Color Temperature: 6000 Kelvin m* j~\ f{ °sh Tube Lite: 30,000 flashes J II Weight: 200 gram. Smallest SpeedligKt. i M^ Fully Guaranteed AM Spares s 9 %J Avoiloble. •or Singapore, Malaya Borneo,212 words
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Article, Illustration49 1960-09-01 15 Beigian gives up law to resereach Indian gospel S.E Asia TV, :ven .i^ion. reveI on a the reli- In.n by ruku- ed by head ran the or to B d m r 36 the rm. ~ed the t from ped me move•id. at to top .ement more m EART49 words
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202 1960-09-01 15 HAROLD SOH - HAROLD SOH Singapore City, Thurs. By IT MEANS THE OWNER IS IN DISTRESS AND NEEDS YOUR AID SAYS POLICE CHIEF WHEN you hear a siren wailing continuously m a car anywhere m the streets of Singapore, it means that the owner is m202 words
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Article, Illustration15 1960-09-01 15 GUIDE OF 4 COUNTRIES AT GOLDEN JUBILEE CAMP GUIDES COOKING ON IMPROVISED KITCHEN 1 I15 words
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155 1960-09-01 15 Admiral Luce inspects annual parade of the naval volunteers SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. JHK SINGAPORE Division of the Malayan Roy;il Naval Volunteer Reserve paraded lor the annual inspection by Ihe Commander-in-Chief Far East Station, Admiral Sir David Lure, at Teluk Aver Basin on Tuesday evening. The parade commander was Commander R.155 words
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Article, Illustration70 1960-09-01 15 AUSTRALIA NAMES NEW ENVOY TO SINGAPORE Mr. a.icoi is to return 10 Canberra to take up a senior post m Department of External Affairs. >Ir. Jockel. a senior ofYieer of the External Affairs Department, has served previously with the Australian mission to the United Nations and also m London and70 words
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Article25 1960-09-01 15 PENANG. Thurs. The Penang YMCA will hold a carnival on Oct. 1 m its Macalister Road grounds m aid of its clubhouse fund.25 words
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184 1960-09-01 15 Church starts a society for those over 1 8 to meet every week SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. A SENIOR youth group called "Anglican Majlis" has been formed at St. Andrew's Cathedral. 1 It is the cathedral's first I senior society for those over 18 years of age. It will enable members184 words
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242 1960-09-01 15 100 girls live in tents for a week SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. It was a clear, bright morning as 100 girl guides began their Golden Jubilee Camp at the Jurong Park. The park which looked like a miniature forest, was a beehive of activity as the girls went about their camp242 words
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148 1960-09-01 15 ASSOCIATION TO HOLD A PROCESSION ON HOLY BIRTHDAY BUKIT TIMAH. Thurs.— The Singapore Hidayathul Islam Association is celebrating the birthday of the Prophet Mohamed at the Association's premises at 9i milestone. Bukit Timah Road on Saturday. The Birthday Celebration Committee announced that a procession would be hrld from 9.30 a.m.148 words
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75 1960-09-01 15 THE POLICE BAND GAVE 152 PERFORMANCES SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The Singapore Police Force Band, under Mr. J. E. Boyle, performed a total number of 152 engagements last year. Community centres topped the list with 64 engagements while Police functions had 30. Other occasions were Government House, live; Royal Visit oi75 words
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Article61 1960-09-01 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, opened an art exhibition which he said demonstrated the SDirit Of self-hpln irrps:- pective of racial origin, which made Malaya "so progre>sive." In the exhibition, sponsored by a Malay group, the Angkatan Pelukis Semenanjong, there are works61 words
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84 1960-09-01 15 LACK OF FUNDS HOLD UP POLICE PLANS SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —Lack of funds is holding up plan.^ lor the construction of new offices for the new Special Branch and Ajra Headquarters This was stated m the 1959 annual report of the Singapore Police Force which added that the buildings housing84 words
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106 1960-09-01 15 FIRELIGHT' AT 3 RALLIES BY YOUTH FOR CHRIST GROUP SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —The Youth for Christ movement m Singapore will hold three big rallies at the Victoria Memorial Hall at which "Firelight" community singing by the young people will be featured. The organisation's director. Mr. Liew Kee Kok, said the106 words
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139 1960-09-01 15 31 MISSIONARIES' CHILDREN FLY IN FOR NEW SCHOOL TERM SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —A group of 31 students flew m yesterday afternoon to join the Far East Academy here which is operated by the Seventh Day Adventist. The school re-opens tomorrow. Nearly all of trie students, who come from Guam, Manila,139 words
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Article35 1960-09-01 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. There was an increase of about $200,000 m the 1959 subscriptions of the Singapore Police Force Co-opera-tive Thrift and Loan Society, it was disclosed m the force's annual report for 1959.35 words
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Article28 1960-09-01 15 BUKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs The Bukit Mertajam Town Council derided to defer for four months a proposal to rename certain roads m the town area.28 words
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76 1960-09-01 15 KUALA LUMPUR Thurs.— A Socialist Front councillor. Mr. s. S. Nayagam, today told the Municipal Council that he would take legal action if he was "forcibly retired" before his three-year term ended. He was moving a resolution urging the council to approach the Minister of76 words
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Article21 1960-09-01 15 IPOH. Thurs. Burglars vay with $6,500 m perfumos and watches from the prer gioThai Corporation ltd m Horley v21 words
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Advertisement100 1960-09-01 15 L^Jj I wide choice of V"l f 1 1 cokes and chocolate ma /3v\l<j 1 specialiries. W^ L|J j 3>r^=** y Wedding Cokes L|J W A mode to order. MM jgj^l i Tel: 2810 Manager: O. WiedeHcehr Wm \W BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND \V HAVE A LOOK AT100 words
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185 1960-09-01 16 CHAN SWAN BEE - 11 bicycle sheds are to be turned into classrooms shortly CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. fHE Government will shortly convert bicycle sheds at 11 schools into classrooms. The schools arc the Alexandra Estate Primary School, Cantonment, Keppel School, Delta School, Bukit Merah School I, Seng Poh id Government185 words
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Article26 1960-09-01 16 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Johore health authorities are now urgently investigating reports that a malaria epidehas broken out m a little village off Muar.26 words
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Article94 1960-09-01 16 DEVADASON HEADS STUDENTS' UNION fJUKIT TIMAH, Thurs.— Mr. Ernest Devadason, a third year law student, has been elected President of the University of Malaya m Singapore Students' Union The new vice-president of the Union is Mr. Steven Tai Kuan Teck and the general secretary. Mr. Lee Boon Siong. Mr. S.94 words
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106 1960-09-01 16 DRAW IN AID QF CHURCH BUILDING FUND ITATONG, Thurs. Tne Parish committee of the Queen of Peace Church m Tanjong Katong Road will hold a lucky draw m aid of the Parish Hall Fund and the poor on November 20. The target for the Parish Hall is $55,000. So far.106 words
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Article26 1960-09-01 16 IPOH. Thurs.— Parents of more than 260.000 pupils m Perak have been warned not to send their children to school m "pirate" taxis26 words
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193 1960-09-01 16 The Assembly picks the members for select committees SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— The members of nve sessional select committees of the Legislative Assembly have been nominated. The nominations were agreed upon by the Committee of Selection whose ex-officio Chairman is the Speaker of the Assembly Sir George Oehlers. The following are193 words
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284 1960-09-01 16 BORN today, you nave a i great deal of energy and :rong wilL You know what you want out of life and intend to get it. You are a natur itive and find it a large-scale project and carr to a successful .-nn.284 words
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Article, Illustration15 1960-09-01 16 These J are show I I I I THE DANCING SISTER^15 words
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162 1960-09-01 16 PADRE COMPERES YOUTH TALENT SHOW OF MIRTH AND MELODIES CINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The cieam of Singapore's talent appeared m "Malayan Pot-pourri" a two-and-a-half-hour programme of mirth, myth and melodics at the Cultural Centre recently. The compere was the Rev. Christopher Smith who delighted the audience of 500 with hus witty162 words
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200 1960-09-01 16 SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. THE Singapore Police Force has partly attributed the increasing numlxT of failures m driving tests to the increase m the numl of driving instructors with lack of experien< Statistics contained m the I 1959 Annual Report of the200 words
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48 1960-09-01 16 SINGAPORE CITY. Thur One of the first luxurtc provide a secretar: vice for passenger^ ed to arrive m Sii the end of th< The ship is the P I 29.6 14- ton Iberia, whi stop over on her tain from the Pac48 words
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Article, Illustration19 1960-09-01 16 Tin 9 Mohd I Pri/i I 10-inch rectrt <«sl I nanir i thr Add I I I19 words
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Advertisement154 1960-09-01 16 m^^ m -^b^^^ BIOCKWOO^ A word or two about Vitamin C Rubosa-wonderfui health-restoring drink Lack of vitamin Cm many the addition of pure cane sugar, Rubosa fills the need too when your Rubosa is indkated:cases, causes undue fatigue and blended with a selected extract body demands a greater supply of154 words
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Article, Illustration169 1960-09-01 17 4 GIRLS KILL SUPERSTITION OF FISHERMAN AND SPEND A DAY AT KELONG •nging to the W.L.A. timsion of the St. John's \mbulance Brigade learnt how a kelong operates •luring their picnic at Pasir IVinjj' spent a day on a boat suimming. fishing and playing games. The girls prepared meals comprising169 words
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9 1960-09-01 17 BUSINESSMEN HERE TO PROVE TRADE AS WITH JAPAN ■ttisfaction9 words
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Article18 1960-09-01 17 SINGAPORE CITY. Thu Hie Indonesian Consulate nted about TO lan textbooks to the of Culture.18 words
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Article, Illustration49 1960-09-01 17 upert and the whistlefish- 22 I why does that fish whistle And what is this place And But the other bustles him through another door on to another platform and Rupert sees more fantasbuildings rising above the plaod sti *s the man seizes a heavy bell and rings it.49 words
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93 1960-09-01 17 POTOXG PASIR, Thursday. RESIDENTS of Potong Pasir have pul up a notice at their market plate, urging their neighbours not lo let off firecrackers or burn <s papers, without proper precaution, while observing the ancestral worship festival on93 words
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Article, Illustration110 1960-09-01 17 ONE-TIME TOAST OF THE RING IS NOW A JAGA KRETA' SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Ignatio Fernandez. 52, the Singapore boxer who fought at .Madison Square Garden m 1926. who travelled widely and lived m luxury is today earning a precarious living as a "jaga kreta" boy m Albert Street Fernandez, who110 words
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Article194 1960-09-01 17 R. G. PILLAI - No more fliers will be sent here for training from next year By j R. G. PILLAI SINGAPORE CIT V, Thurs.— The Ceylon Government has temporarily shelved its project ol training Royal Ceylon Air Force personnel the RAF Ma; Training Centre m Seletar. Information been received194 words
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Article, Illustration255 1960-09-01 17 Talk on life in the USA, by a girl who spent a year there SINGAPORE CIT t Thurs.— Five Singapore girls made a vow after completing a one-year American Field Service course. They said they would tell "all about it" when they returned home. Pretty 18-year-oid Miss Suellen Ng. one255 words
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Article31 1960-09-01 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federation Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin will lead a delegation to the Commonwealth Economic; Consultative Council meeting m London next month.31 words
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Article29 1960-09-01 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, gave an assurance of opening new avenues for job with a view to relieving unemployment.29 words
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Article, Illustration84 1960-09-01 17 MR. G. Lakshminarayanan. Assistant General Manager of the Indian Overseas Bank Ltd. Madras, recently spent a week m Singapore m the course of a six-week tour of South-east Asia. While here, he was entertained to a cocktail party at the Sea Vieu Hotel by the84 words
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Article, Illustration200 1960-09-01 17 Japan Air Lines plans to buy jetplanes for Singapore service PAYA LEBAR, Thursday. K. URASHIMA, managing director of Japan Air Lines, said that airlines can play a big role m linking the commercial, cultural, political and economic centres of one country i In I luk<> nf :mnthi»r Mr. Urashima. who200 words
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108 1960-09-01 17 HIS SCARECROW SCARES 'SPIRITS,' BRINGS GOOD CROPS CHANGI. Thurs. Farmer Tan Lam Chong, 67. believes m the old superstition of having a scarecrow m his two-acre farm at the 10th mile Changi Ro-ad to ward off "evil spirits." "The gods have been kind to me and I've 'enjoyed a good108 words
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97 1960-09-01 17 ESSAY CONTEST: CLOSING DATE EXTENDED rpANGLIN. Thurs. TI 1 Malaysian Sociological Research Institute Limited m Singapore has extend, the closing date for II essay contest from Sept 30 to Oct. 13. The subject of the contest is "What the tern. Singapore. Malaya. Malaysia mean to me." The COI test carries97 words
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Article38 1960-09-01 17 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. A new and cheaper Britannia "Skycoach" service that will reduce the current Singapore to London tourist class fares by $429 single and $773 return will be started by BOAC m mid October.38 words
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Article37 1960-09-01 17 SINGAPORE CITY. Thur Two Singapore detainees who escaped while being taken to the Coroner's court ore still missing. Police are i looking out for the men who I have distinguishing moles on their bodies.37 words
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Advertisement68 1960-09-01 17 (3 L *^^r^Br /A i i QDOQQfI Xt, yVD'AC r i /if— U p TRACK o 20,C00 cps. OPERATING VOLTAGE 110 imposing 4 y^-^ of rr^f.c ond it .AJ I pc'. /c tducotion, Home Enter n< 3 Meiioge*. For Quality ond \^*A 6est Rec I>HER 734. 50/e Age n ls:AMATEUR68 words
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Miscellaneous231 1960-09-01 17 r RADIO SINGAPORE Command performance; 9.00 Medium Wave 476 metres Breakthrough; 9.30 The news; Short Wave: 62 metres 9.40 Carribbean cruise. (4780 kc-s.) from 10.00 A pretty girl is like a 9.00 p.m.— 10.00 p.m. daily melody; 10.30 Beyond Our Ken. P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- 11.00 Close down, mary: 1.02231 words
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Article, Illustration425 1960-09-01 18 Sir Stanley Rous blueprints the future Fans demand super-soccer "-Sir Stanley Rous j Secretary iof [the Football Association, kicks oft Our Brave Sew Soccer World Z m lint interview *iith m Bob [1; err icr m m m THK Soccer world refuses425 words
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Article, Illustration334 1960-09-01 18 JOE MERCER - JOE MERCER Aston Villa m^naßer I m an interview 1 WANT fanatics, not politicians, m football. I want everyone to he fanatical about the game players and managers, coaches and trainers, directors and administrators yes, and the crowds! That is not the cas<334 words
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Article308 1960-09-01 18 By Doug Insole Captain of Essex County ESSEX is the most nomadic of all cricketing tribes, and the only county without a permanent "establishment. We gave up our Leyton headquarters In 1934 because membership had reached the disastrously low figure of 750. Our gates308 words
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Article118 1960-09-01 18 Equal share by all League lEEDS. Yorkshire, Thur iThe England Rugby Footbail League are to propose that contributions for expansion of the game In Italy .should be shared equally by all members of the International Rugby League board This item is included on the agenda for the International 'Board meetingReuter - 118 words
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Article70 1960-09-01 18 LONDON. Thurs. The Evening Standard reported that there had been "howls of Olympic anguish from London travel agents and their clients" over travel arrangements for the Games. "Things have not been easy. It seems, for the sporting patriots planning to visit Italy for the Games," theReuter - 70 words
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Article38 1960-09-01 18 FARRER PARK, Thurs.— The 63 Gurkhas Infantry Brigade Group, after leading 2-1 m the first half, were completely outclassed m the second half by Joyful Indians who eventually won 4-1 m their .friendly soccer match.38 words
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Article, Illustration6 1960-09-01 18 S'PORE MARKSMEN PICKED POP COMMONWEALTH SHOOT6 words
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397 1960-09-01 18 ARCHIE QUICK - Colin McCool, the mode professional, is planning to leave England for god ARCHIE QUICK By London. Thursday matches. McCooi burst upon the International scene when he made his Test debut at Brisbane against Walter Hammonds side m 1946. He was hailed as the riphtful successor to Arthur Mailey and Clarrie397 words
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147 1960-09-01 18 LANCASHIRE'S ALA WHARTON TO PLAN FOR LEICESTER LONDON [AXCASHIKKs loss shire's gain. The old parted company with it* and deputy captain Alan Wh ter's skipper Willie Wats Heywood-born nun will County nexl summer, siilj MCC registration. Lancashire with little Jack Dyson. |II(I hooked for :i Lancasliirc sdgsdfgsdgsd Wnarton. who is147 words
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Advertisement37 1960-09-01 18 NOW YOU CAN AFFORD THE ONLY DIE-CAST FAN MADE IN INDIA GUARANTEE 1 Ccilinq Fan Sues AvoMoblc: 60 SWEEP 56 SWEEP 48 SWEEP 36' SWEEP i N(.\P(iKf I*l IMM i ja ijosjari hi i o i j >37 words
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Article, Illustration879 1960-09-01 19 It's four in the bag for Wally Bagby with a winning double yesterday I ALLAN LEWIS reviews 2nd day races the m Roc just too good at the h. Follow Me Home, third, much improved performance compared with H* always prominent. Pi i iiM.>hed rth. of 1 mm 12 45879 words
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Article, Illustration82 1960-09-01 19 Goin;: Very Good _o. l\»n hv: IK". Time: Imin. 40 i >. C. J_l mile. Won by: ><>*" K. Won hy: A. h<... I. lime: brio. II S 1 (i Won by: t 11. cleadheat. Time: lmin. 13. Di v 2— F. Won b> :1!82 words
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Article184 1960-09-01 19 From ALLAN LEWIS BUKIT TIMAH. Thursday. r^IS morning was very quiet at Bukit Tlmah when only a few horses were out for fast work. Gustani, ridden by Arthur Ward, made the fastest time when ridden right out m the centre of the track he ran three184 words
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Advertisement21 1960-09-01 19 Junior cup wins |srael f ootba ers Bald Eagle and 4» for Shell and to play here Tulloch 9.6 dlvii: Thurs.21 words
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Advertisement220 1960-09-01 19 Vgoing on leave? I [jTipri^L. PHONE. ***** I f csJn^^ PAi -u\ !^T v s///pp/srr „3" TRANSPORT STORAGE LTD. ri, Cecil Street. Singapore 1 Roruld I AFRIKANA BRILLIANTINE~~ (Made m Italy) /s*t DARKENS GREY HAIR ffcxf NON-GREASY, PLEASANT SMELL Jy^J I* h° r^ e odvantages of being very eas y220 words
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Article, Illustration890 1960-09-01 20 OSCAR FRALEY - OSCAR FRALEY by ROME, Thursday. ITS. Army Lt. Bill Nieder, who made the trip to Rome as a substitute, led the United States to a 1-2-3 sweep m the Olympic shot putt with a record heave yesterday but American swimmers failed890 words
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Article, Illustration229 1960-09-01 20 JEFFREY JAMES - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by Challengers from HK and Burma fly m today IN Rome, do as the Ro:. clo today: WATCH THE OLYMPICS. And m Singapore Sii poivaiv- will do (some -t) this weekend: FOLLOW THE GOLF ON THE ROYAL ISLAND CLUB COURSE AT THOMSON ROAD. On turday229 words
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Article223 1960-09-01 20 NDON, of. ere: Di\ n\ 4 Newcastle Forest 1 te o Huddersfield Town 1Div. r, Reading 1: Brmol City 2: 1 Tranmere Rover !)i\ :ford i: c l. v 3 Mbion 1 Lf lcesMancl> Everton 0: Sheffield Wed- 0; Tot tenspur 3 Blackpool 1; Wol- i lerers223 words
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Article1047 1960-09-01 20 ATHLETICS Men's 100 metres: First heat. 1. E. Kigueroa, Cuba, 10.45; 2. C Buuas, Norway, io.7s: 3. Y. Konovalov, Rusfia, 10.75: 4. S. Manyagas, Tbailaud, 10.35. Second heat: 1. S. Antao. Kenya, 10.55; 2. Arnun H;uy. Germany. 10.65: 3. H. Mueller, Switaeriaud; ld.8; 4. G. Ntifoie. Ghaut. 11.0s 5. I.1,047 words
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196 1960-09-01 20 HOME. Tiiuis. Germany s', Armm Hary stoic the ihunaer iirom America's lamed sprln- ters m the opening of track and field m the Olympic Games yesterday by setting 'an Olympic record ol lu.z seconds m the quarter-finals oi the 100-metre dash. Favoured Ray Norton,196 words
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Article22 1960-09-01 20 ROME. Wed.— Asian cham- pion' Visitacion Badana- Bagorda of the Philippine* failed to qualify m the I Olympic broad jump.22 words
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166 1960-09-01 20 V. A. MARKAR - Sir George warns SHA club, No support, no trios V. A. MARKAR by Singapore City, Thursday 1 I CIR George Oehlers warned Singapore Hockey Association affiliates that Singapore will not be able to compete m hockey tournaments at international Games overseas if they did not support the association's fund raising166 words
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Advertisement81 1960-09-01 20 W^M ■■If' FROM A FREE PRESS CLASSIFIED TIMES HOU*F. MIVEI* VALLEY ROAD. SINGAPORE TEL. 2SOO BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, DEATHS, ENGAGEMENTS, <£ FOR A MINIMUM OF TWENTY ANNOUNCEMENTS. PERSONAL. MISSING ETC JJ2J? W f «{lTi. ADOITIONAI SITUATIONS VACANT, VEHICLES FOR SALE. 4* /> FOR a minimum OF TWINTY ACCOMMODATION VACANT, FO* SALI,81 words
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Advertisement49 1960-09-01 20 EXCELLENT SELECTION J of MODERN JEWELLEB NEVER SEEN BEFORE I j IN SINGAPORE OR MALAYA WE SHALL BE PLEASED TO SHOW M WITHOUT ANY OBUGA'ION PLEASE CALL AT S. P. M. 4 J 45. HIGH STRUT SINGAPC BRANCH OFFICE 6. i p. m sj~ tm E MINOLTA mf mm49 words
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Miscellaneous291 1960-09-01 20 j FREE PREss WORD PUZl^^sß Cut out and pia w oHi Posting instr U c»,on, '*'> m affvC 5 Address .4? tu •'o^B «««eo im*.. CLUES FOR WORD PUZZ. I 1. To throw forcibly inro the 4. W4 j/ c air. M 2. Royal ceremonies are flj usually this. <M291 words
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