The Singapore Free Press, 7 October 1960
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Title Section22 1960-10-07 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1960. 15 CENTS22 words
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Article, Illustration433 1960-10-07 1 Boer republic dream comes true... now bi& question is: Will tke Commonwealth throw out South Africa? The Queen voted out: It will heal Boer War wounds' JOHANNESBURG. Fri gOITH Africa's Republicans shot into the lead last night as results flowed m of the referendum to make433 words
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108 1960-10-07 1 HAROLD SOH - Four armed thugs rob clerk of $24,000 in broad daylight HAROLD SOH JGMGKM n V. Fri up eminint \nt to- when the thuss surrounded them. On<- oi them whipped out a dag- and hustled Koh and Wee into a uaitins tar. They wore driven to 10' milestone Wrst Coast Itoad108 words
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Article, Illustration196 1960-10-07 1 ARTHUR RICHARDS - ARTHUR RICHARDS THE ROYAL NAVY TAKES HANDICAPPED BOYS AND GIRLS ON A TOUR By Naval Base. Triday VINETEEN handicapped boys and girls of the Spastic Children'^ Association of Singapore had a thrill of their lives when they were taken on board the British submarine Tactician m196 words
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Article138 1960-10-07 1 DE GAULLE: PEACE BID IN ALGERIA PARIS. Fri. President de Gaulle will make a newbid to end guerilla warfare m Algeria. He is expected to make an' important speech today at Grenoble. He is also expected to discuss France's atomic armament programme, on which there is clamour and conflict m138 words
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Article35 1960-10-07 1 MARSEILLES. Fri.— Telephones between Paris and the French i Riviera were cut last night as heavy rains struck along the southern coast of France from Marseilles to the Italian border,causing widespread floods.35 words
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Article32 1960-10-07 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. The State Department said yesterday! it has information indicating that two American tourists missing m Russia since August are being held lor taking photographs) near the Soviet border.32 words
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Article32 1960-10-07 1 VIENTIANE. Fri.— The Lao-, tian Government is due to bet?in talks with the pro-Communist Pi-thet Lao rebels m an attempt to end the 11 -year-old leftist up- rising.32 words
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Article12 1960-10-07 1 MOSCOW. Fri.— Ferhat Abbas, Premier of the "Algerian Provi-12 words
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Article33 1960-10-07 1 PARIS. Fri.— Radio-controlled rockets will be used for long-dis-tance mail deliveries "m the very near future' by the French post office. M. Michel Maunce-Boka-nowski. Posts and Telegraphs Minister, announced yesterday.33 words
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Article16 1960-10-07 1 ACCRA. Fri. President Nkrumah returned lo Ghana from the TTnUa^ \T.i4inlic Cit-nf^m] Asf^mbl'16 words
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Article29 1960-10-07 1 SEOUL. Fri. Lieutenant Gene- ral Yong Hi Choi yesterday ani nounced he had resigned as chair man of the South Korean Joint i Chiefs of Staff.29 words
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Article26 1960-10-07 1 TOKYO, Fri— The ;x>rt of a Japanese rocke 1 and inlauncher will probably be .^cni to Ma via for use m blgfa altitude ob.srrvation.26 words
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Advertisement69 1960-10-07 1 For style r and j/%P^^ comfort n ICISA Frames E OERAL OPT'EK optici.hs ad. Spore. Tel: ***** I Smartest combination for business and pleasure ggage PLEASURE Sleek lines by Pmin at as m Farina; roomy comfort for four ize'era- adults or two adults, three chit- "> 4 geuri from dren;69 words
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Advertisement10 1960-10-07 1 I -JB B UNTIL YOU SEE MAX FACTOR EYE PENCIL10 words
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Advertisement23 1960-10-07 1 V^ MACIC CIRCLt »H* 1 B^ «rtth circular- 1 I »•»••> I ■fi z' vjt wathinit. In whit* p ROBINSONS w at K. Lumpur23 words
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Article22 1960-10-07 2 M \[>KII» The I n speaking turn fi :ded that would be at- the S Government detained it c22 words
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150 1960-10-07 2 London prices respond to rally on Wall Street... Insurance shares improve LONDON. Fri. T'HE ck n.. made headway m :te of fresh vclit rious igaiii the upward ivemei I ited and undated were lly better rreasury 5-1 2 per at the issue ..nri clo>ed a igher. ir stocks responded to150 words
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Article106 1960-10-07 2 Good company reports J extend demand for oils >JEW YORK: Wall Street dosed irregularly highwith gams ranging mostly to one dollar. Continued demand for oils, j reflecting good earnings j both the third and fourth quarter, enabled the market to extend Wednesday's rally In early dealings. Assorted electronics.106 words
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Article51 1960-10-07 2 L lnternationals up m firm market AMSTERDAM: The mari* ket was firm yesterday with sentiment stimulated by the overnight rise on Wall Street and the cut m the French bank rate. Internationals moved up while shipping and planions showed small gains. State loans held steady while ail local sections51 words
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Article48 1960-10-07 2 BONN: A prefabricated plant made by the West German firm. Krupps of capable of producing enough polyester fibre to make 500.000 suits a month, will start production In Kursk, about 300 milesouth of Moscow, at the end of the year, a Krupp spokesman said.48 words
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Article342 1960-10-07 2 Rhodesian Anglo American LONDON: Rhodesian Anglo American Limited directors recommended payment of a final dividend for the year to June 30, 1960 of 9s. 7 2d. per ten shilling unit of stock less Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland income tax at surcharge of l/3d. m the pound equivalent to342 words
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Article56 1960-10-07 2 Bukit Pulai Rubber LONDON: Leadenhall investments and Finance Limited announce that sufficient acceptances have been received m respect of their offer lor stock units of Bukit Pulai Rubber Estates Limited on behalf of their client, Leightcn <Lowestofn Properties Limited. The offer has now become unconditional and accepting shareholders will,56 words
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634 1960-10-07 2 Reasons for the recent confusion in tin stocks By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Friday. THE source of recent overseas confusion about the extent of Malaya's tin stocks seems to be obvious: It is the official figures issued by the Chief Statistician m Singapore. London has jus! revised ils634 words
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Round the World Market Prices
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Article78 1960-10-07 2 LONDON Oct 6 RUBBER No. 1 N e.if. Europr«< ports Oct. Nov RUBBER No. 1 RxS pot RUBBER No. 1 RoS Settlement Houst Ttrmi. Nov. TONE: Quiet PEPPER White Sarawak t a.«. e i.l. European ports Oct. PEPPER Black Sarawak Special C.i.f European ports Oct. Above pr78 words
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Article28 1960-10-07 2 cOFn Cent NEW YORK Oct 6 I'll'. TIN Strait* »OM RUBBER Futures Nov. Jan. TONE: Easier SALES 7b lot* No. 1 RSS Oct landed price28 words
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Article44 1960-10-07 2 C O P It A I c i r uk tiii"PN' ion.. t..n COPRA Borneo c.l t u North ports Oct Nov COCONUT Oil pr an »tih Oct Nov COCONUT pear> hulk per li Out PMILlPPIhl U S I oerts pe-44 words
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Article372 1960-10-07 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. Preview Today INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Crds. (N) .s: .*0 Atlas Ice 11.00 Bdyers 8.8. Petrol 40 iVi 40 11.2 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Coo. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 t.20 3 Ords. 46 Federal Dispensary 1.42' 2372 words
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Article129 1960-10-07 2 British cash abroad reams big profits LONDON: British Investments overseas last earned more than foreign Investors In Britain, according to a report m the Boarri of Trade jou yesterday. But the balance of payment a;B9 million Bterlwas d the 1958 figure ElO2 mil:. sterling. The amount Is ba>ed on129 words
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35 1960-10-07 2 i DUiItEH quotations the opening ii> s luislctm levels bill seller XJMXJN. Al'lt ;vmpath> s Writ to <>ll D< bei CM Fair dealings I\K\l I35 words
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127 1960-10-07 2 WORLD EXPORTS FOR 2ND QUARTER UP 16 PER CENT LONDON. Fn W ports of manufactured goods m the second quai of this year were about 16 per cent higher than m the same period of But they wer< I changed, allowing tor naJ variations, from high level reached In first127 words
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Article40 1960-10-07 2 LONDON I Sugar Rely panv has .-old 120.0 .nd raw BUgar on behalf Austr; r I i<J i: ida. liis here the Australian Compai. don agents said U i tract provided for delivery spread throughou!40 words
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Advertisement361 1960-10-07 2 MIIPPIXGi /^%v F A f &y |||J THE LA A* LINES I|H|l to ADEN HED SEV MEDITERRANEAN. fj<^ CONTINtNTH t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS 2< S pore P S tenant )Q In Port I Oct 8 9 Oct SC /V ■*>" I Oct 23 25 Oct 26 27 Oct JA l< ra361 words
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Advertisement26 1960-10-07 2 aaaa^BM IflHHß^h. siiiiimx, BARBER LINE F'o» U S A EAST COAST PORTS lit PANAMA LOS ANGf ANO HONGKONG KINCSVILLE In Port TROUBAP FERN-yiLLE FAR EAST LIX26 words
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Miscellaneous144 1960-10-07 2 SMPS/N OIIIPS lying alongside the Singak pore Harbour Board wharves •r expected today are: Oxfordshire 1 2. München 4, 5, MathUde Maersk 6A. Kingsville 6/7, Thorstrand 8 9. Peleus 10/11, Leda Maersk 13 14. Saigon Mam 15/16, Somali 18. Katea 19, Pesco Lighter t No. 12 N.Wall 2. Sedili N.Wall144 words
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Article8 1960-10-07 3 Graphites bring music to parties A \c Good8 words
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Article285 1960-10-07 3 DAVID TAMBYAH - DAVID TAMBYAH LACK OF SITES IN THE STATE. SO MINISTRY j OF EDUCATION WILL BE BUILDING SKYWARDS By SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. VIAY schools arc lv l>r built skywards to tiT tor lilt- growing number of students. Reason: L.nk of ideal building sites m ipmv for 1!> schools285 words
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Article36 1960-10-07 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union has reached agreement with the University of Malaya i Singapore Division* on improved working conditions for the 80 daily-rated workers empluyed at the varsity.36 words
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Article, Illustration265 1960-10-07 3 IAN MOK- AI - IAN MOK-AI Drawing a most rewarding art m so many ways, says stenographer By BUKIT TIMAH. Fri.— Mr. Chay Hong Pew Ls an artist who must, literally, be .studied. He has set out to draw all the species of Malayan ferns265 words
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117 1960-10-07 3 COOKERY COURSE AT Y.M.C.A. TO COVER DISHES OF SIX NATIONS SINGAPORE CITY. Fn. An International ci iry course will bo inaugurated at the Y.W.C.A. on Saturday. Oct. 15 at 9.30 a.m. The course will cover dishes from six countries. The aim of this course is to promote interest m dishes117 words
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Article, Illustration54 1960-10-07 3 MR. HILLYER IS NEW CANADIAN TRADE CHIEF SINGAPORE CITY. Prt— Mr. Keith O. Hillyer. the now assistant Canadian Government Trade Commissioner, who arrived m Singapore recently. A graduate of the I'niversity of Toronto m aeronautical engineering and business administration. Mr, Hillyer was appointed to the Foreign Trade Service of the54 words
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54 1960-10-07 3 SIGAPORE CITY, Fri.— The Minister for Health. Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, made an appeal for more j local women to help m the rehabilitation of tuberculosis patients. SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Japanese market research mission here spoke highly of Singapore merchant, and the role they54 words
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Article63 1960-10-07 3 DELTA ROAD. Fri. The Delta-Ganges community centre was ooened by Miss than Choy Siong. Assemblywoman lor Delta. This is the 12th centre to be opened by the Government. Among those who at- tended were the Minister for Labour and Law, Mr K. M. Byrne, several assemblymen63 words
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Advertisement200 1960-10-07 3 W^^^^^~^^\ *P e n<*'"« just a few I X J EJ FJ MJ M WJJ^^^Hii "Staining contest 7^ I bnj aJ^s£' i *wd fhen suddenly FUTURE GENERATIONS OF BOYS WILL STUDY IN SKYSCRAPERS •fv^tfjC? THE LATEST y List Price J(AI {'I'd I lm Set o f v j i y200 words
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Advertisement350 1960-10-07 3 LAST 2 DAYS OF THE CENTENARY ~SALE YOUR LAST CHANCE TO PURCHASE QUALITY GOODS AT GIVE-AWAY PRICES LOOK AT THIS FURTHER SLASHING FROM TO Manhattan Golden Needle <pert Shirts Sl9 90 S 5 50 Arrow Dacrtn Cotton sport shirts 17 90 i? 50 Oacron Silk Spirt shirts 11 90 '-50350 words
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Miscellaneous83 1960-10-07 3 Medium Wave: 4;« metres 10.30 Tod Hrath and Ins Short Have: 62 metres music; 11.00 Close down. (4780 kc/s) from ha nir» \i\i\\\ pm— lo pm. daily. KA^> A P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- (4i meties) mary; 1.02 Friday tarr; 1.30 P.M. 1.15 Tiffin date: 1.30 The news; 1.40 Nat King83 words
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143 1960-10-07 4 HOUSEBREAK MAN HAD KEY TO OFFICIALS' FREEDOM NANCY. (Eastern France*. Fri.- Three French prison officials and a warder might still be locked up inside the Bar-Le-Duc jail here if it were not lor the talents of one of the prisoners an expert housebreaker. The warder was taking the three officials,143 words
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Article32 1960-10-07 4 MOSCOW. Frl— Th« Sen let Union and Laos have deemed to establish diplomatic ;e--iatlons and exchange diplomatic representatives m the rank of ■•i^sadors. the Soviet news agency Ta&s reported yesterday.32 words
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149 1960-10-07 4 Birma parks' himself and stumps police LONDON. Fri.— A horrified motorist here called Scotland Yard urgently to say an elephant was tied to a parking meter alongside his car m Mayfair. Police went round to see I what was happening and duly found the elephant with its attendant who had149 words
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Article42 1960-10-07 4 TAIPEH. Fri— Cnine&e Communist? traded Nationalist moon- cakes with aililleiy shells across j I the Fomosa Straits on Wednes- day night Packages ol these j cakes were flown over to the Communist siae by clusters oi I multi-colored balloons42 words
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360 1960-10-07 4 j,^^ a^ mm^m^^H by ihe FREE PRESS FOBEICH SERVICE HE FEELS DEADLOCK CAN BE BROKEN IF HEADS OF GOVERNMENT ATTEND SPECIAL UN SESSION NEW YORK, Friday. If R. Nikita Khrushchev would favour a special session of the U.N. General Assembly being called360 words
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180 1960-10-07 4 Trader from Singapore starts a smallpox scare on London visit I^l IK Ministry of Health here yesterday appealed to passengers who arrived m London on a British Overseas Airways Corporation (light on Monday to report to it for smallpox vaccination and advice, because a fellowpassenger had developed the disease. At180 words
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Article, Illustration97 1960-10-07 4 Finding themselves so suddenly alone Rupert and Sailor Sam try to see where the other boat has gone, but it is swallowed up m the fog. Then Sam pulls himself together and gazing around he gives a cry. Look, look h* exclaims. This is our very97 words
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297 1960-10-07 4 Left wing plan an attack as support for Gaitskeil stand pours in SCARBOROUGH. Fri Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Party, yesterday re-couped some of his losses m defence policy debate when he won a victory for his nationalisation policy. By last night he had lisa received more than297 words
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Advertisement209 1960-10-07 4 Introducing /r7\F LNj^L5 r J rtlilA Jj THE CAMERA THAT Gives You All the Most Expensive Single-Lens Reflex Features at a really reasonable price J^f* with F2.8 withFl:2 1 .^^(^J W^S^ Coral lens Coral lens 7x 50 ACCURA iL Wz&jJmt Photo Monocular $114/- P^wil Jy also ovailablc with built-in exposure209 words
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Advertisement7 1960-10-07 4 SUBMARINE TOUR, THEN A SWF ft srftin.ncc7 words
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Advertisement104 1960-10-07 4 PLANI( SYNCHRONER 100 i !^V\ Outstanding fcoturcs f a cleor standstill protection, reverse projer' to operate by push-buttons excellent lenses and organically built-in "Synchror -r other noteworthy mnovatior is the mcorpc c i morkinp device. Sole Agt AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD 109, NORTH 6RIIKI HUAI). MM^M'dK BRANCH: SI V«V Rood,104 words
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Miscellaneous68 1960-10-07 4 teacher at evening class <9i. y i 20. Butter returns to spoil some~~~T««l 1 I m chief fen districts (7i. 9 22. Heaped up like a carpet (5). m 9 9 9 9 B 9 B B 23. Charlotte and Emily perhaps, g In i J ~^^J™"™" or c G68 words
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Article114 1960-10-07 5 How honest are you? ANSWER THESE TEN SIMPLE QUESTIONS (HONESTLY) AND FIND OUT FOR YOURSELF Itductcd some years ago, 100 v yen out m change ;il ncloM i<> :m equal number <>! l M lliose who counted Iheir cling it. more men lhan ti »l tlu' extra cash. Honest sex114 words
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Article34 1960-10-07 5 HOW DID YOU RATE? It your answers ore ■c, Diogenes should have four you're (or for! 1 a, 2 c, 3 b, 4 a, 6 c, 7 c, 8 c. 9 c, i\j (j34 words
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Article, Illustration555 1960-10-07 5 World Bank WHERE CVBEJNGFNJGHJG AND HOW THE MONEY WAS SPENT LAST YEAR ONE OF MOST POWERFUL MEN IN THE WORLD: EUGENE BLACK, THE PRESIDENT \K\Y institutions and new techniques for providing assistance to economically developing nations are emerging on the international scene, the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development <555 words
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Article282 1960-10-07 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. The International Developent Association iIDA\ a new world agency to help finance tho needs of developing nations, is ready to begin operations with an assured capital of USs6Bts million. The IDA came Into being September 26 with the announcent that 15 countries have subscribed m282 words
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Advertisement10 1960-10-07 5 I ASAHI I CULTURED I PEARLS moderate SYLVANIA orescent Tubes10 words
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Advertisement136 1960-10-07 5 For good smoking taste, it makes good sense to smoke IX C M America's outstanding ,r% 1^ filter cigarette! MICRONITE filter <l^^^ r tobaccos for a JS\, r real tobacco KENT King Size or A^~ Crush-proof Box >\^ Vv -^1 fI»ST kl «»l V|i-IH»OUCM .O»H.l»»D •ISI»» T«o MUkOCtr lICCO H'l'136 words
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Miscellaneous94 1960-10-07 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson I ~_J pa— '-A-r-' I f NO, FORTUNE, Z\\ "1 I YOU ACTUALLY THEY lO\EV A^ AT Th£ s!v-V "X CJRSV TOO. IP YCLJ'P j x PLAYEP-AH- 7 CLU9 CORRAL, £?ESA\CNR S BACi<-Ll /ff. 4^ RATHER SN& I'LL Z 5?§ V TOPULAR/-v494 words
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738 1960-10-07 6 Ex-Singaporean paved way for growth of New Zealand's big dairy industry GMGHMMMGJ By FREE PRESS REPORTER SINGAPORE Fri A CHINESE who :«s a hoy slogged as a humble servant m Sijnga|)oiv m the last century is given credit for a big part m the early development of the great New738 words
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Article157 1960-10-07 6 tyHERE does the U.N. stand m summitry 0 It has made its position very clear. It wants a meeting: between the American and Russian governments. Not a summit with Britain and France participating. But just one between the two avyweight powers. The indications i that such157 words
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Article79 1960-10-07 6 Let there be light tyE SPEND thousands of dollars building schools. Thousands more fitting them out with the latest equipment. And yet some of our students have cause to complain that they cannot work for lack of light. One student writ "During a thunderstorm my classmates and I had to79 words
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200 1960-10-07 6 Customs offer nine seized cars for sale to the public SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Nine seized cars are now being: P offered for sale to members of the public by the Singapore Customs. The cars which were collated by the customs m the past, twelve months are now lying m the200 words
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Article37 1960-10-07 6 SINGAPORE CITY Fri Field Mariial Sir Gerald Templer, former High Com-! mission er in Malaya and Lady Templer will arrive m Singapore on Monday for an official visit to the State and the Federation.37 words
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Article32 1960-10-07 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. -The Director of Raffles National Library, Mrs. Hedwig Anuar announced yesterday that the Children's Library m Stamford Road will be closed to members on Monday Oct. 17.32 words
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Article, Illustration123 1960-10-07 6 MRS. Lee Kuan Yew. wife of the Prime Minister, and president of the Diversio.nal Therapy Unit, who welcomed the Minister j of Health. Inch<> Ahmad bin Ibrahim, at the 13th annual sale and exhibition of work done by patients of123 words
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70 1960-10-07 6 VARSITY DEBATE CONTEST: RAFFLES HALL ARE CHAMPIONS BUKIT TIMAH. Fri Raffles Hall beat Eusoff College m the final of the inter-hall debate to win the University of Malaya Debating Union challenge shield. They opposed the motion "That Parliamentary Democracy is not suited to Eastern conditions." The judges In the preliminary70 words
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124 1960-10-07 6 7,000 residents enrol in Tiong Bahru centre after overhaul TIOXG HAHIU, Friday. sjINCK ils reorganisation, the Tiong Bahru Community Centre has enrolled over 7.000 mi ult members. Membership is free but a nominal fee of $1 per person is charged for those who use the facilities provided for the running124 words
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Advertisement354 1960-10-07 6 > on ran hand m your rlasxified ad. to mn\ one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and SINGAPORE •AMIRON HIOMLANDS T in*h Rata IPOH Co m :.n, 1-6 Clare S l LAN« I K'orac* 'M> l.t«. f 10 New Road. KOTA BHAItU I ft*e>rafe '.«> Lt4., IMR N>w Mi354 words
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Advertisement40 1960-10-07 6 •a■■ I r So*t of Loir Eternally Beautiful ENGAGEMENT RINGS B m Platinum A. Gold ■j S^t Diamonds. fa i BF^BJ BJ P. H. H'ENORY ■I Jewellers 78. North Bridfe Road A bj Adelphi Hotel, Spore, P A Kuala Lumpur.40 words
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Advertisement83 1960-10-07 6 Hi \wM An RC A Table R«. A Cuoronie ed by^\ Wave Bond' given a U£ il.ll iW p REST coLD REFF IGE aTOR ~^^^^^^^i^^^»- pav SM<HMai^ aI 4?T m <K^ BW il 9ml 4 'i ■^F^ t^^^m r r j 1 i w Prestcoldzjaf./i only $27-00 down or special83 words
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78 1960-10-07 7 SECOND PHOTO CONTEST TO BOOST TRAVEL IN THE PACIFIC AREA SINGAPORE CITY. Fri ipore Ited 1 P Travel Association I m November, be ju Singapore*, ral InIn .ding of Entry forms ateur and pr >graphers. Enbe 8"' x li •c black and white available rmation Ministr; Culture. Hall Sin- All78 words
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Article65 1960-10-07 7 ORCHARD ROAD. Fri. ii-Pert gara tfc, will be the pat: *i film prere of "Leleia" a Russian m English, to b* ened at the Lido cinema •lesday at 9.15 p.m. to the Singapore Cnils at $5. S3. $2 and SI obtainable from tne Society's65 words
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279 1960-10-07 7 R.G. PILLAI - R.G. PILLAI Qualified volunteers give lectures at classes By SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. fllM Insurance Institute ol" Malaya has launched a one-year plan to train local youths m various branches of insurance business. As the first phase of the plan, the institute279 words
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192 1960-10-07 7 Dinner and dance will wind-up varsity students' reunion week BIKIT TIM AH. Fri.— The University of Malaya m >ingapore Students' I'nion m conjunction with the University of Malaya SoeieU have arranged a programme of activities m Singapore for their annual reunion week, which will mark the llth anniversary of the192 words
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Article24 1960-10-07 7 KL^NG. Fri.— Klang Town Council will start next year vith an estimated surplus of 701. the new chairman. M. R. Read. said.24 words
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Article40 1960-10-07 7 Candidates applying, must be between the ages of 18 and 32 on Nov. 1. 1960 and be able to read, write and speak English to a fairly high .standard. The minimum educational Qualification Is Standard VI or Form 11.40 words
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62 1960-10-07 7 KANDYAN DANCE TROUPE ARRIVES TODAY OINGAPORE, Fri.— Srimati Ranjana. the wellknown Ceylon dancer, arrived here yesterday from Borneo to perform m Singapore and the Federation. Miss Ranjana, who appeared m the Sir Carol Reed film "An Outcast of the Islands," is leading her eight-man troupe of Ceylonese and Indian classical62 words
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92 1960-10-07 7 Vacancies for ambitious young men who seek career in RAF SINGAPORE CITY. Friday. T'UKHH are ;i number of vacancies m Ihe Royal Air Force (Malaya) for ambitious young men who are interested m taking up a trade. Vacancies exist for men to be trained as airframe mechanics, photographers, air wireless92 words
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Article, Illustration230 1960-10-07 7 ARTHUR RICHARDS - ARTHUR RICHARDS Modern bus bay m big housing estate removes a death trap By OERANGOON GARD- ENS, Fri. A modern bus bay, claimed to be the finest m Malaya, has been set up m this big housing estate. This horse-shoe "home" for waiting buses230 words
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140 1960-10-07 7 BOUQUET FOR THE ORCHID SOCIETY FROM INCHE YUSOF SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— Over 500 guests turned up at the annual dinner of the Malayan Orchid Society to make it a great .success Chairman of Dinner Committee. Mr. Chay Sing Hai declared: "For the first time we were able to offer our140 words
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Article42 1960-10-07 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Mrs. Maria Chua of the Ro- binson's Hairdressing Saloon wUI give a talk on hair styles and care of the hair to members of the Blue Triangle Club on Tuesday, at the Y.W.C.A. Raffles Quay.42 words
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Article27 1960-10-07 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Underprivileged children from 12 welfare homes m the State celebrated Chinese Moon Festival with 3.000 mooncakes presented by the Southern Restaurant.27 words
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Advertisement74 1960-10-07 7 I ""V. m _4jj iclio know buy AST fAN DIA sTEE JfICGQUcL METRONOME A 6 phone your Mall ads. to $800 SINGAPORE] ask for TELE-ADS" IKE SPRING I LOWER B\ I>ING BARON'S ROSE CREAM NKLES, SPOTS AND OTHER BLEMISHES D THE FACE WILL HAVE A FRESH AND LTHY LOOK IN74 words
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Advertisement200 1960-10-07 7 FLY PAN AM n^F nuns MANILA t^ R via the Pacific or via the Middle East U and Europe Wi Vilii niDHDr PS P^ I" Middle East 1 I I I 1 or via U.S.A. >^) Throughout the F B^ round the world Pan Am A you more jets to200 words
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Miscellaneous11 1960-10-07 7 -^-i 1 /CAN WE HAVE > THE CAP? TONIGHT? >y^v WE P&OM15E11 words
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Article, Illustration281 1960-10-07 8 The 'old' tunic is still in vogue TNJYUKMGMGU OUT DECREES PARIS BUT THIS NEW LINE IS JUST CATCHING ON WITH SINGAPORE WOMEN PARIS has rulod that the tunic is out. The line that made its debut only a few months ago has already made its exit. Bui liciv m Singapore,281 words
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Article38 1960-10-07 8 The easiest and quickest way lor small mending Is with Bac-a-Brand JitTy Mender. All you have to do is iron on the one-and-a-quarter inch tape. There's no stitching to be done. From Robinson's.38 words
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178 1960-10-07 8 Use simple shades for eye shadow: This should stop irritation WITH fashion focus on eye-make up, many women are asking whether they c;m i^ct non-allergic types. While many women can safely use any brand, there are a great many who find they are allergic to them. A common complaint is178 words
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Article38 1960-10-07 8 In this space age. what could be a more appropriate toy for young boys than a space helmet. The one I saw at Marden Co. enables the wearer to see out noone can see m.38 words
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92 1960-10-07 8 LATEST ROLLING PINS WILL TURN OUT FLAKY PASTRY ROLLING pins take on a new and better look with the Horn Kold Rolling Pin. Comprising of a hollow aluminium cylinder with water tight screw ends, it Is sure to turn out successful pastries everytime. Fill the cylinder with ice cubes or92 words
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Article44 1960-10-07 8 Getting the kids to take their medicine is always difficult, and vitamin tablet- are no exception Vita-Yums is the newest form of multi-vitamins made to solve this problem. It's m candy form. Each bottle contains 30 pieces From Singapore Dispensary.44 words
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185 1960-10-07 8 A DAY IN THE SUN CALLS FOR SPECIAL SKIN CARE CUN-BATHING .tils for extra care for the skin. This is a precaution many girls neglect on a day a( the beach. The worst mistake a girl make Is to expo.se her skin to the rays of the sun without any185 words
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Article29 1960-10-07 8 For that sporty look, use j a Panama bag from Japan 1 House. Made of pig skin i and Panama labric. it is roomy and dirt resisting29 words
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Advertisement101 1960-10-07 8 Now apply Fragrance >j. AND Deodorant th a flick of your wrist You turn it up and down so easily. When you smooth it on it's dry m an instant -delightfully fragrant and positively protective against odor. ill I day protection vcith ODORO I\O MAGIC CLING STRAPLESS BRA —r/ clmgmg101 words
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Advertisement60 1960-10-07 8 II Pcrtume BT Ti HHu tb I v^^A F I Fully Guaranteed >^1 T^ i^. Lightweight >X L^ Cotton oo^ it c r^a M$ 2.50 per yd. j ir^JL^ Shrink resistant, drip-dry, non-iron- M S V_# I kX AEROSOL EAU DE C/j^«iJ djL Lhk Hali way between p water, Aerosol60 words
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Article, Illustration5970 1960-10-07 9 Horses entered for the Selangor Turf Club's October race meeting FORM OF CLASS 3 AND 5 HORSES Kllc* !s: ere 011 the Akor thc I I Club's Octos* M Lass three r h BL\( X IIXRM SIXTH THIRD X L Div. I food- j LAST BOOM! i; i ATCHEO •TCHED5,970 words
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Advertisement37 1960-10-07 9 ROOTEStopthe BEL AT m SHOW A better buy because they're better built 1 'it The NEW HUMBER /^Wj §a super snipe f \wi Wk See also the new Humber I^b^s^ \\^PAf Hawk-the impeccable family bsbbbbb^^^SK^b^^ HILLMAN MINX37 words
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Advertisement7 1960-10-07 10 "I i I "DOUBLE STAG" I UNBEATABLE7 words
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Advertisement70 1960-10-07 11 WML Li BRIEFS ft COMFORT ■urabTlity I stores. ■L fill SIAKSON L NARY JAPAN X e range C T Cameras Blonkcts Candy Towels Sift emporium Listening j SONY OFFER I ONLY M eoch y* B 00 each I I coch ABLE coch fttRE DEPT. STORE LIMITED. P** "ice ■J FLOWERS!70 words
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Advertisement195 1960-10-07 11 Mire Pur C hos« Terms con be arranged. Sole Agents: THIAM HUAT CO., •0-i2, Cecil Street, Singapore- 1 Tel: *****. Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoat, quilt, woollen pullovers, undcrwears, scarf, gloves, jumpers. winter pyjomas. Advice given FOOK ON Dept. Store SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, jAPORE 1.195 words
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Advertisement408 1960-10-07 11 H jfm II C W fl^k M '4 I^MEO -V^VOt^^fr ''Ay 4^* HtfU' v lflKl^ /SSbSv^' CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these 1 days. Some of them408 words
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Advertisement427 1960-10-07 11 of Johoie. M. AKHTAR BROS, are among vhe top m the cr..de. Tney employ English trained tailors and miters who are versatile whether tun.me ou. a civilian suit, military uniform or riding habits. Their ladies tailoring is also recommended- 2<. Colemaii Stree phone *****. MODERN MALES :n order 5o >tyhsiily427 words
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Advertisement393 1960-10-07 11 CARPETS AND RIGS GALORE: Home-makers mv.si visit AMIR SONS 276 Orchard Road fPrincess Building) to see tneir choice .>>elect»on.s of carpels and nigs m stock consisting of Persian. Bokhara, Indian, Pakis- j tani and Indian o;igin. Tele-! phone enquiries to *****. FROM ALL OVER INDIA to Singapore, the loveliest of393 words
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Advertisement394 1960-10-07 11 deruaken by master craitsman and expertly executed. SAT-NAM CARPET. 154, Kamponfj Java, phone *****. CHANGI RESIDENTS can shop economically and leisurely for a wide range of competitively priced from GIFT EMPORIUM, 376-X. Chanyi lage. They stock all makes of cameras with accessories, "Cannon" blankets ana housenold linen, etc. p SEASONAL394 words
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Advertisement153 1960-10-07 11 t ITS TOUR SERVICE invite you to a pleasure tour of HONG KONG JAPAN m Cherry Blossom Time! telusive round trip only $840 Party Sails 15th April 1961 nd 14th June 1961 BOOK NOW 68, Robinson Rd., phone ***** r our branch m Great World Park HIS IS WHAT YOU153 words
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Advertisement203 1960-10-07 11 For Cool and Comfort s?M^ DACRON cs Hgw shirts wear DlPi§o»C Available At Your Favourite Star*. Paul "VITAMIX Home Kitchen Machin* BLENDER MINCER JUICE EXTRACTOR Special Feoturr A high quality machine with a 500 watt universal motor, which is the most powerful machine <* i the market. Many more attachment!203 words
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Miscellaneous177 1960-10-07 11 BORN today you are an I another yerson. Make a egocentric individual j pr^ f l U»^^*»—^ x T whose force and power to rS^SS? 1 iSf'' ,?m P to bound to be felt wherever S e ck ls of a .u B^ ll^^ you are. You are quick to177 words
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Article508 1960-10-07 12 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS REMEMBRANCE, SANDMAN, KABOO, HIGH SOCIETY MOSES LEE RIDES GOOD PROSPECT By KUALA LUMPUR. Fri REMEMBRANCE, Sandman and Kaboo, and R High Society all galloped impressively here this morning. Ridden by Moses Lee and working alone m the centre of the number two track. Remembrance508 words
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Article, Illustration221 1960-10-07 12 JEFFREY JAMES - JEFFREY JAMES Tr^STAMf. tat J^W f<" fe* ditotri*^ «**>■ «h« by WHAT is the cure for a swelled head? Any one who knows will be doing Singapore athletics a meat deal of good if he'll forward the prescription to any Singapore Amateur Athletic Association official.221 words
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Article163 1960-10-07 12 BANKERS GET BETTER OF EVEREADY SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation beat Eveready Sport> Club 5-3 m a Business Houses League table-tennis match at the Happy World last night. Singapore Traction Company beat Eng Yip Company 5-0. Results: Hongkong Bank bt Eveready 5-3. D. Gomes bt. Tan .Buck163 words
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Article51 1960-10-07 12 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. A h-at-trick by Halip Singh enabled Khalsa Association to beat Singapore Harbour Board Police 4-2 In a S.H.A. Div. 3 league game played at Shenton Way yesterday. Swam Singh scored the fourth goal for KhaLa. Hassan and Woon En? Teck reci for the S.H.B.51 words
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Article28 1960-10-07 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— Navy Nomads have withdrawn from •he Singapore HocKey Association Division II League this seasonTliey are unable to compete bei cause of many commitments.28 words
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Article20 1960-10-07 12 TOKYO. Fri.— A Soviet soccer *cam will arrive here on Nov. 20 lor a two-week tour.- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article97 1960-10-07 12 (IEYLANG, Fri.— Royal Air 1 Force Seletar beat Tamil Brotherhood Association 3-1 m their S.A.F.A. Div. 3 semi-final j here yesterday. They will now meet Singapore Telephone Board to decide the j title. T.B.A. who became Group "C" champions a week ago. tried desperately but97 words
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197 1960-10-07 12 BANKS A 'DARK HORSE' FOR DUNLOP TROPHY SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. i Six cyclists Kuchit Sarbani. Rawi M-anap. Abu Bakar Ismail. Rod Banks, Michael Henson and Len Ben- 1 ton will compete at the Dunlop Trophy 25-miles massed-start to be held at the Lake Gardens. Kuala I Lumpur, tomorrow at 4.30197 words
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369 1960-10-07 12 E and E fight hard but couldn't stop Malays from 'sixer' J ALAN BESAR, Friday. MALAYS had an easy win m the premier league when they beat Europeans Eurasians 6-1 at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Tht> Europeans/Eurasians were not at full strength. Tney started witn nine men, and Malcolm369 words
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Article69 1960-10-07 12 MCNAIR. Fri. Wampoe English School trounced Rayman School 17-7 m the final of the McNair District Netball Competition played at BalesUer Girls' School yesterday. After the match, tne girLs were presented the Datin Paglar Cup by Mrs. Lim Choo Sye, but the happiest person on69 words
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Article111 1960-10-07 12 OINGAPORE CITY. Fri. O Eveready Sports Ciub beat Prison Sports Club by two goals to one m thrilling hockey match played on the padang yesterday. Botn teams played well. The Evereacy forwards were faster with Prida anl C. Tan combining well. All the goals were scored111 words
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Article60 1960-10-07 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Fn Teo Siew Sun < YMCA last year's runner-up m the open billiards i championship, beat Robert Lim 1 (Sime Darby >. this year's junior champion, at the Great World la.st night. His winning time of 1 hr 10 mm. for60 words
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Advertisement306 1960-10-07 12 H GIANSINGH S X B ANNUAL SALE 1 fd NOW IN FULL SWING tj M Amcncon Printed Nylon Shc«r 45" $2.20 SI 80 p. yd WA wl Nylon Net Embossed Design 45 2.50 200 m% IG S-iiS Embroidered Nylon 45" 10.50 6.50 |Q French Ploin Crystal Nylon 45" 3.50 250306 words
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Advertisement190 1960-10-07 12 I T —-~z j^, p( < jj ©^k© I A^ 1 ETERNH- MRTIC aUt pi n<»l iikk!' In IX r;«r.tt hitr cold uitli di and MfpMn «uli cold bra« plet good watered good Azroice fi 16 COL LYE R QUAY OWN A GRUNf, |03!03 FOR PERFECT!!) [ib IN SOUND &STYI190 words
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Miscellaneous131 1960-10-07 12 Today's sport SOCCER: Div. 1: RAF. Seletar v Sukarami S.C. ai Ja'an Eesar 5.15 p.m. Friendly: Alexandra Youth v Rajaji at Farrer Park 5.15 p.m. HOCKEY: Div. 1: SRC. v V M.S. A. at SRC 5.15 p.m. Div. 2: S.H.B. Police v R.AF. Seletar. D.v. 3: S-M.S.U. v RAF. ChangL131 words
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