The Singapore Free Press, 29 October 1960
1960-10-29
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Title Section23 1960-10-29 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST REAO... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, OC TOBER, 29, 1960, 15 CENTS.23 words
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Article, Illustration55 1960-10-29 1 The odd way the stork called S AMI AH arrived at home, then SALMIAH was born at a clinic, and SAMANIAH at the Kandang, Kerbau Hospital I other children... 4 We won't live them Loarents DGDFGDGS rul)---t night went to trips iwife GDFGDSFGD CHE RAOOAM THE55 words
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7 1960-10-29 1 MAN LIGHTS FUNERAL PYRE-THEN LEAPS IN i7 words
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Article, Illustration195 1960-10-29 1 WYLLIE IN RACE RUSH Grand Prix ace told: Be back m office within 8 hours SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. Johore Grand Prix winner. Bill Wyllie, will board a plane next Friday for Hoivj: Kong, catch a ferry and be just m time for the Macao Grand Prix on Sunday. The rush195 words
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38 1960-10-29 1 SIR ISMAIL TAKES SALUTE AT A COLOURFUL MARCH-PAST JOHORK BAHRU. Sat. .A colourful two-hour parade m brilliant sunshine on the padang facing th« Court building this morn.:_med the second he celebrations to the 66th birthday of Sir T^m:.ll38 words
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Article, Illustration58 1960-10-29 1 THE GOLD CUP WINNERS ARE NAMED FOR YOU ON THE BACK PAGE A 11 (i lor QUICK CHECK on what ;«ll Malaya's leading newspaper tipsters s;i\ 1 1! m to Page 11. (Completely new, exclusive !o the Free Press, this guide for punters shows the most fancied horses AT A58 words
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79 1960-10-29 1 THE TENGKU ON A TOUR OF STEEL MILL ALGIERS, Saturday. THE possibility of a third front being opened against the French forces m Algeria is giving concern lo the French Government. Large Frencii forces arc already tied down on79 words
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Article, Illustration407 1960-10-29 1 U.S. Marine force to 'rest' in Cuba WASHINGTON, Saturday. ABOUT 1,430 American Marines will j^o ashore from an assault ship for a weekend rest ;it the U.S. base at Guantanamo m Cuba, the U.S. Navy announced last night. The disclosure came m a formal announcement of weekend plans for four407 words
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62 1960-10-29 1 TWELVE KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES NEAR HIGHWAY MISSOU Sat NorthAirlines DC-4 airliner Tying eight four crew, crashed 20 m west of MKsouia yesterday. Police and a pilot who flew over the scene of the crash said there appeared to be no survivoon board Hehcopter.s I personnel scene. to a main62 words
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Article18 1960-10-29 1 Fund r. t $1.15 and sellii Fund n $1.01. Fund m HK »9cu. ta $1.05.18 words
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Advertisement7 1960-10-29 1 I) mil -Purpose LADDERS J^ /r WG-DURABLE7 words
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Advertisement26 1960-10-29 1 VAX lI IX I 01 I l\ I I I MMII HI On li.ird Uoad. v |M»t I,K: :UII4. .'';,hK I *ji H INTERNATIONAL THE INTERNATIONAL26 words
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167 1960-10-29 2 London markets close on a quit note: Industrials irregular LONDON. Sat. THE London slock markets which illy viiUled during the* isl week, closed on >te vest* i ihc end of Up i k jikl the ml. strainwas the th< Ex- ration nt remarks I ;onl of the pic- ci a167 words
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44 1960-10-29 2 Rubber eases slightly with a further decline in Singapore LONDON, Saturday. y \U I set! slightly ;ii Hie opening sympathy will) ;i further decline ;it The markel had ;i quiet ap|)earlurin^ most «>! the da> and ..jortod Copper Sutures W WIIM.IOV i \k \i: i44 words
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147 1960-10-29 2 Wail StreetSmall losses at the close > T K\V YORK: Wall Street i closed barely .steady with a fair showing ol mostly fractional 1' Persistent prutit -taking was m evidence from the start. This, coupled with further unfavourable company rts showing lower proraused the market to gained during the largely147 words
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Article39 1960-10-29 2 AMSTERDAM: Due man ly to the absence of foreign and local demand. Internationals mostly showed a weaker tendency with business overall very small. Shippings and plantawere somewhat easier m a quiet market. State loans were practically unchanged.39 words
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Article129 1960-10-29 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside tin- >inlutio Harbour Board whar\ »•> this morning: are: Kirn: Maru 1/2, Doiuhevemt 4 j. Yewbank 6A, Nissho Maru 6 7. TJinegara 8/9. Kmico Maru 10 11. Autolycus 13 14. Dja.iapratama 15 16, Sudan 18. Tohoro 19. Sonai N. 2 Pap;ido N. Wall 3.129 words
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26 1960-10-29 2 ii HAVRE: The American oil tycoon, Mr. Jean Paul Getty. has christened iiis now 73,800 Minw-tHirVpr li<»r#» ".To- n p.nil26 words
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209 1960-10-29 2 SIX BIG RUBBER COMPANIES WANT TO AMALGAMATE LONDON: The boards of Kuala Lumpur Rubber Company, Tanjong Maiim Rubber Company, Glen Muar Estates Ltd.. Kepong 'Malay* Rubber Estates. Caledonian Selangor Rubber Company, and Kuala Kangsar Plantations Ltd have agreed terms for an amalgamation under which Kuala Lumpur is to make offers209 words
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Article292 1960-10-29 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: An price* neiuw art-, middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Oct. 28 P»«>v ici^ -..la) RUHHLH Ni). I > c t I. European parts. No* _'fi I.~> J6 11 Oec _'7 1 i 26j RUBBER Nu. 1 tUi spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Stttlement292 words
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Article405 1960-10-29 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. a i nuAruKc t INDUSTRIALS A!ex. Us. (N) .SO Atlas Ice 11 BOUSTEAD J 8.8. Petrol < 4G c.M. Trustees Ccn. Tin Smelt. F'ct. J Ores. *o<D.spensary I 1.40 Fiupatrtcki I a Crcj. 199 G.E. Life wfi405 words
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430 1960-10-29 2 Expanding Europe is biggest consumer of tin Ekco and merger By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Saturday. "PROSPEROUS Europe has now become the world's largest tin consuming community," says Tin, the international monthU magazine for the producers and consumer* of tin. "The future of trade m Europe can have430 words
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Article228 1960-10-29 2 The authors of the study say: 'European con^umptioi: of p.imarA lin will probably iise m the ratio of -41 to .62" per cent for even- one per cent increase ir. the gros.> r.ational product, that is from about 0T.500 tons In 1955 to oet^een 70,000 a:;d .'5.000 tons ill228 words
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Advertisement157 1960-10-29 2 NY.X.LINE Gdn t ETC ji Oct iZ j S3, I IS;, '6 NC* 17 !3 NOV M 17 18 N0» I 23 24 Nov INK Oec 28 29 Nov 25 27 Nov II 20 Nov 17 11 Nov IJ 24 Nov THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED. S.otaMre ***** > L IS«S6157 words
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Advertisement118 1960-10-29 2 ~^~siiii*ri*ixt, BARBER LINE f'»« USA ttST COAST PORTS via PAN' j AND HON. TURANOOT Oct FERN'VILLE FAR EAST UNO fttm USA. CULF PORTS via PANAMA lO AND HOMGKONC MANDEVIILC 13 No« BARBER-FERN-VILLI LINE Ti NEW YORK lOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMOPt »v fERNDALf ir Pr FRANCISVILLE 12 17 No* HARRISONS 6c CROSFIELI)118 words
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Article58 1960-10-29 3 ALEXANDRA LEE - ALEXANDRA LEE Grand welcome awaits new church leaders arrival TRUE SPIRITUAL HO WILL POLICY OF ATION- GDFGDFGD Singapore City. Sa appointment as the nd Bishop of Singlarmly received by the sterday. Canon Sansrden <>t St. Augustine's iterbun \ol ;is ;i misth< last war, succeeds i s58 words
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Article, Illustration16 1960-10-29 3 SUPERVISOR MAKES FIRST VISIT TO INDIA PA LEBAR. Sat ■amor India would id re- Ran goo16 words
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192 1960-10-29 3 School holds first photo exhibit by 150 students lURONG. Sat. The Jurong Special Secondary School Art and Photographic Society is holding its first exhibition with the works of 150 students. Jhe Ya'cob bin Mohamed. Parliamentary Seiry to the Ministry of National Development, who away the prizes, commended them on their192 words
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Article, Illustration149 1960-10-29 3 Student's 'Happy Sikk' highly commended at this school show SINGAPORE CITY, Sat The first art and photographic exhibition staged h\ St. Joseph's Institution v.ix opened by Mr. Law rente Koh. ait lecturer m the Teat hers" Training College Mr. Koh congratulated the winners at a simple eeremonj m the Oei149 words
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107 1960-10-29 3 GARDENS SPORTS CLUB TO HOLD 'GARDENERS BALL' SERANGOON GARDENS, Sat. A Gardeners" New Year Eve Ball will be held i by the Serangoon Garden* Sports Ciub at the Sea View Hotel on Dec. 31. Mr. Lim Chwee Hoe. an official of the club said: "This ball will be one of107 words
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Article89 1960-10-29 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat About 300 people are expected lo attend the annual jumble sale of the St. Andrew's Hospital Linen Guild to be held at the Presbyterian Church m Orchard Road on Nov. 3 at 9.00 a.m. Mrs. W. T. Christie, secretary of the guild, said89 words
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Article, Illustration162 1960-10-29 3 He is the only Indian in all-Chinese basketball team I/-ATONG, Sat.— Tall L. Palaniappan. 22, is the only Indian m an otherwise allChinese basketball team at the Joo Chiat Community Centre. Palaniappan. who lives near the centre, was encouraged to take up the game by his Chinese friends when he162 words
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Advertisement41 1960-10-29 3 spending just a few moments testing your judgment m a most I entertaining contest and then suddeniy \ogine yourself m B |P TOKYO... ion people IS the biggest city m the world. opoiis where east meets west m an atmosphere where41 words
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Advertisement128 1960-10-29 3 winning a prize of $500 I TURN TO BACK PAGE 100% CREASE-RESIST ■*^h^ Formal Wear 1 UfS s/ received X^mi TERYLENE/WOOL i I i^J Whi^ Black Suitable for Dress Jackets and Dress Trousers It's Lightweight Cool and Comfortable XI. High Street. Tel: *****. Optus from Monda> tv SATI KDAI Ml128 words
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Miscellaneous85 1960-10-29 3 Medium Wave I 7€ metre* RADIO MALAYA Short \\a\»: S2 met»W (41 7 nle tle^» MM) JSLw^t pSTdally. p.m. 115 SumiM^ofprop\t Imi Procramme Bum- t.arames for me aiternoon 118 nvfry 1 02 Sve^een parade; Tiffin date; 1.30 Time dgnal ?-J Thp r«u 140 Weekly news; 145 The weekend's sport :u85 words
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Article21 1960-10-29 4 PARIS, sal Algerians terrorist* shot and killed a police Inspector and a patter-by m a Paris street Ight. i21 words
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Article20 1960-10-29 4 NEW DELHI. sa: Inuia nas repeatec. its protect lc Peking over the alleged violation r: by Chinese airera20 words
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138 1960-10-29 4 SUKARNO BARES 'PLOT BY IMPERIALISTS' IN INDONESIA IAKARTA, Sat. PresiJ dent Sukarno yesterday accused "imperialists" of trying to create a division between himself and his powerful Defence Minister and Army Chief of Staff General Abdul Haris Nasution. The President was making a broadcast speech from his Freedom Palace on the138 words
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292 1960-10-29 4 Most girls know 4-letter words from age of 1 0, says witness BISHOP, GRANDMOTHER AND CRITICS TELL COURT: LADY C IS A MORAL WORK CHRISTIANS SHOULD READ LONDON, Saturday. SCHOOLMISTRESS shook the "Lady Chatterley's lover" trial here yesterday by saying she had discovered that most girls know crude "four-letter words"292 words
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253 1960-10-29 4 'Spy arrest is dirty trick played on us' NEW YORK, Sat— The Soviet Union last night strongly protested against the arrest of Igor Y. Melekh. a Soviet citizen, on espionage charges. They described it as a "dirty political provocation." Mr. P. D. Morozov. Soviet deputy permanent representative to the United253 words
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187 1960-10-29 4 RATANUI RUBBER AGREE TO PAY $425,000 TO A.B.C. ENGINEERING LONDON. Sat. Mr. John Leonard Burden, of Coalway Road. Wolverhampton. agreed m the high court yesterday to make M 5425.000 avail: to the ABC. coupler and engineering company m reduction of the indebtedness to ABC. of Ratanui Rubber. Mr. Justice Cross187 words
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Article27 1960-10-29 4 ROME, Sdt.— The first full regional discission of food and agricultural policies in Africa will be held from Nov. 3 to 12 at Lagos. Nigeria.27 words
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Article63 1960-10-29 4 SINGAPORE, Sat.— The number i of applicants awaiting telephone services in Singapore has been reduced by 6.121 in the last two years, Mr. J. A. Gagan, the Acting General Manager of the Singapore Telephone Board, said this morning. This wa.s as a result of the63 words
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Advertisement147 1960-10-29 4 DUNLOPILLO' kmsekFOAM B^ poc/eu &ze fro pez *roA/m $t*6U $IZ£ P£* MONTH y>UtIiC«Jggg'MALAYA) LTD^ <.U'i>l:i i.ird liiud. Tel: *****. QffiLEJ ©HU3- IJGIIJSfIJQn Uealtti mM FINE SHOES FOR MEN J/mL Ml (ROikKTIA.HINKs A WjjßfpNORTHAMPTON M^MY^ZlM^' F SHELLEY m^SM SINGAPORE 1 S'l 1 9 1 1 1 5 1 1 iii w'SS'vsS147 words
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Advertisement21 1960-10-29 4 All m seven hours for a mother: Three babies at three places •ir FROM PAGE ONE I The third baby w»21 words
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Advertisement152 1960-10-29 4 K^ s^x vj This remarkable KXAKI Qm sories pr<> t>le j n ni)l exactinj: requii«m«ntv nl th, photofraphers, Jxienti i :>Kmm dutomatn diai.ln... and K.R. case ■.omm automati, di.ipln.,.. and II The Latest Sister Model of th V EXAKTA Family the EXA "C^ *^H^ II Camera complete with Eye Me152 words
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Article, Illustration800 1960-10-29 5 The untold mystery of Gregory ...friend of kings and murder suspect AFTER 30 YEARS AS ONE OF THE WORLDS MOST DISTINGU.SHED CRIME REPORTERS, PERCY HOSK.NS NOW TELLS WHOLE STORY r\ m! a man who m his rruiant of kin£>, a miardian Us, a convicted trafficker m .uspect m a strange800 words
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Advertisement168 1960-10-29 5 Evek=i UNDER THE Si <)\ R Outstanding BARGAINS <)( R SENSATIONAL DON'T WAIT! BE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION LADIES WEAR GENT'S WIaR SLACKS SKIRTS S 5 50 >4 40 FANCY SPORT SHIRTS S3 90 up SKIRT BLOUSE SETS 512.00 S8 80 ENGLISH WALLETS 80 each PRINTED SKIRTS PLAIN TIES 90168 words
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Miscellaneous130 1960-10-29 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice <£ Fred Dickenson I I WISH I HAF FEEN I 5Ai(7 TCES THA T THE cOrs.' THE l JEWEL. y j^ r=TA LEC7 TO V\EET RAPEC THE A OPENING SENTENCE/ J K. "-£\:f AN7 55;^£T 5 MYSTERIOUS EAS^^Cn 3>w r^^^ fJE^TA^v I j m *T130 words
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Article263 1960-10-29 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Impressing rinc tourist SINGAPORE'S Minister for Culture d< "Singapore mv look, her best for the tourists next year." How is this to be There is an indication m the tentative programme an noun cr 'Orient Year." There is to be an air show, a radio and television263 words
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Article, Illustration1601 1960-10-29 6 LYDIA AROOZOO - LYDIA AROOZOO TELL YOUR CHILD TO CUT THIS OUT FOR FUTURE REFERENCE [Historical series... 7 BY RAFFLES PLANNED ISLAND SCHOOLS RAFFLES INSTITUTION and (inn Eng Seng School hare established themselves among the historical landmarks of Singapore, not just as brick and mortar monuments, but1,601 words
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144 1960-10-29 6 PROFESSOR SHERIDAN CLARIFIES 0 You arc kind enough to give considerable space to a report of my lunch-time address to the Singapore (West) Rotary Club en Oct. 13. the popularity of the subject. What I said was that the estimates made m the144 words
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11 1960-10-29 6 New cettre to start tailoring radio classes X I I I11 words
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Advertisement126 1960-10-29 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. MARRIACE W»rd* $i i minimum AROCN Li" EAT YOUR SERVICE Win.* /> txtrm WHILE YOU WAIT Road. P QUALITY COLOUR rint ACCOMMODATION VACANT 29 w Him ti ROC HF 0 RT < T>l EDUCATION rifr.i NOVEMBER SESSIONS PURE SCIENCES. MATHS CHINESE V MCA 1 BEGINNERS SHORTHAND TUITION LONDON126 words
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Advertisement18 1960-10-29 6 A world of wonderful music is yours j, A I ALLIED RECORD CLUB P. O. BOX 2097 SINGAPORE18 words
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Advertisement23 1960-10-29 6 a*' PORTABLE PHONOGRAPH! ALL TRANSISTOR USE 6x1.5V BAlTfl MW. Hi Fi Trade 59. South Bridge to Minolta A3 I3smmCA* 4i mm LENb AND23 words
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Article496 1960-10-29 7 DAVID TAMBYAH - DAVID TAMBYAH Builders leave Singapore m search of business YET CONTRACTORS ARE WITHOUT ENOUGH WORK TO KEEP THEIR STAFF EMPLOYED By SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. fHE large number of army and air force buildings now springing up m the State has checked the current recession m the496 words
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Article, Illustration134 1960-10-29 7 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE A reluctant 'queen' is caught with her pants GDFGDFGDFG oi (I :unt beauty orts. Miss Carolr 20-year-old adent. recently Queen of USA* 1 m ole appear>'.ch a but she oe photograph- *prey country I opposed to be she Queen" m too slow for outnd ImA134 words
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51 1960-10-29 7 THEY CELEBRATE FESTIVAL OF GREAT POET KtPONG KAPOR. Sat. The Karambakodi Tamil Assorecently celeb: the Thi: ivar festival Rowell Th* il Is held anmory of the great Tamil poet. Mr. K. K. Qovindasamy, presided. The president of the astion, Mr. V. Suppiah, :buted prizes to 15 peoples who took part51 words
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Article33 1960-10-29 7 \PORE CITY. Sat Mr. S. of the Health, Singapore, has b >ur months' cour dental administration with the Dental Hygiene Division of the Department ot Health N v Zealand.33 words
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Article31 1960-10-29 7 KATONG. Sat. Mrs. Shirin iretarv of the Sing Council of Womeul will speak on "Religious Bigotry" tomorrow at 5 p.m. at the Bahai Centre. No. 10 Amber Road.31 words
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Article57 1960-10-29 7 PORE CITY. Sat.— Vssoc Lation hold a of the film on Nov. 5 at the Theatre go to the d of the School for the Deal. Tickets at $2. $1.50 and $1 are obtainable from the elation, 145 Orchard Road (teL ***** >. or Dr. I.S. Menon.57 words
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85 1960-10-29 7 THREE ON WAY HOME AFTER MARKET TOUR SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Three South Indian business men are now m Singapore to establish personal contacts with local merchants. They are Mr. S. Sabbanathan Mudaliar. a landlord and real estate agent. Mr. Ramachandran. an iron merchant, and Mr. Dass, an insurance executive. They85 words
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Article28 1960-10-29 7 ARAU. Sat. -The students of the Alwiah Religious School who went on strike on Oct. 10 will be given two weekb to re-register for admission.28 words
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102 1960-10-29 7 Seven airmen back from trek in the jungles of former head-hunters SELETAR, Saturday. gEVEN British airmen, led by Flight Lieut I). 11. Offiler, have returned to Singapore alter an 11-day jungle trek m the jungles of Borneo, where they made friends with many Land Dvaks former head-hunters. Accompanied by a102 words
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Article64 1960-10-29 7 The visit, he explained, was designed to give the younger airmen of his station "a kind of outward bound" experience. He praised the men of the Sarawak r^ield Force and said they were cheerful, humorous and completely *'at home" m the jungle. He hoped to pay another visit64 words
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154 1960-10-29 7 THEY VOLUNTEER TO REPAIR ROAD IN THEIR KAMPONG CHANGI, Sat.— Villagers of Kampong Kembangan, off Changi Road, will turn out m full force again tomorrow to repair one of the roads m their neighbourhood. They will start work at 8 a.m. to repair Jalan Selamat. Last Sunday, with the help154 words
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Article, Illustration150 1960-10-29 7 Man died to prove swim dare he made to boy SINGAPORE I TV. Sat.— A tidal attendant was drowned while trying to prove a swimming challenge he made to a 12-year-old boy. Hoe Hock Beng. 32. had dared Np Koon Ch« swim to thr deep o: <» Geylang R; When150 words
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Article26 1960-10-29 7 IPOH. Su di.vcharged from tho P. Ami Tubm-ulo Uon's rt-habilr mem m futui chicks and a chicken ru help him start life26 words
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Article26 1960-10-29 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat The Rt. Rev Bishop of Maidstone and the Archbishop ol erbury't Episcopal repi' gjrith the F< Singap. Kuaia i Lumpui26 words
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Advertisement246 1960-10-29 7 NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN NOTICE that I, KONG KENCi BOON ol No. 105. Desker Road. Singapoie. have applied lor a transfer of spiled Retail Shop licence In reaped of Wl I remises No. 12. Trengyanu Street. pert ol pn Singapore, to Mr Ng Kenp Hin and that this application246 words
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Miscellaneous38 1960-10-29 7 MW m^mmV'mW0^mr 7^^ \V WW. T-T vVv\W.W.VW;^^TO.Y.,T(W^ l»MfelpiiBy Gogf PaBaBPaBBBafBaBBafc^^-N >: y^^ BE A SPORT— X GIVE SELVYYN THAT OLC? JAZZ YOU GAVE ME V ABOUT 'WHEN r WAS J YOUR AGE 2ml** T^**- 1 y— 1 rt^ H38 words
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Article, Illustration963 1960-10-29 8 LOCAL IMPORTERS IN CAMPAIGN TO OUST ESTABLISHED BRANDS, SAYS REPORT f THE I SINGAPORE I SCENE I SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. VK \Y canned provisions from America and Europe have come m ;i wave <>l variety m ;i move l<> establish a market here against963 words
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Article, Illustration104 1960-10-29 8 Rupert and the Windies 15 The queer newcomer darts towards the pals. Ha, so they've brought you, have they he squeaks. Now that you're here what are you going to do about it, eh "Do about what cries Rupert, getting up and beginning to feel annoyed instead of fright' ened.104 words
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Advertisement40 1960-10-29 8 ARE YOU WELL INFORMED? "Well, I don't know. But so much has happened m recent years that will affect me and my family for years to come that I find myself getting increasingly interested m events both here and abroad.40 words
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Advertisement160 1960-10-29 8 HAVE YOU HEARD M SINGING AT THE PRINCF c" J m k I Jp M I I PEGGY I ENTERTAINS DAILY 3.30 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. ORCHARD ROAD TU m Mostly Air -Conditioned Roor P Visitors from Malayo ond c it coming to Singapore orrc-. next stay at our Hotel160 words
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Miscellaneous195 1960-10-29 8 BORN today your quiet balance of this year. Every noreserve and dignity be- went counts lor something imlong to another age and po^ilV ri VKlrs Nuv 23 time when white-tie dipio- 22 morning dcv. macy was at its peak. You rest and 1 Build have, however, an under- wind and195 words
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731 1960-10-29 9 Charity performance of 'Cowherd' opera will have a new stage look I «B pHE HAN opera 'The Cowherd and the Weaving Maid* 1 will have a new stage l<><)k when it is staged at the Victoria Theatre on November 2 at 7.30 p.m. m aid of the Singapore National Theatre731 words
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Article, Illustration663 1960-10-29 9 THE Chinese have a saying if" you've done something wrong enough to acquire a bad name, your reputation will precede you for »i.., i «vf i i" JENNIFER CHAN ROAD-TESTING the rest ot your lite. As with life. so663 words
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Advertisement83 1960-10-29 9 5951 PS etches the Federation $495 Middle Rood, Singapore. of Ptnorvg, Ipoh, K.Lumpur. Innovation SI- $150 $2/MAIN STORE BATA BUILDING. Ellim ■magnetic recording tape Iff GIVES YOU THE BEST mi OUTLASTS ALL THE REST 0P tlWk almost unlimited lit* 1 300,001 nq^ without d«t«rtoratlon to» qvaMty tHONALT FURNITURE i |J9|83 words
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Advertisement141 1960-10-29 9 A fine piece of German precision work offering Unlimited Scope photography PENTACON FM i, -^E-^ with Carl ?3^3/ B Zeiss Biotar Automatic Lens (Top Discount For Cash) Sole Agents Service Stations "TITHES" DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD. Head Office. 193, Carnarvon Street, Penang. Tel: ***** Branches: 70, Pudu Road, Kuala Lumpur.141 words
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Article, Illustration90 1960-10-29 10 JEFFREY JAMES - the DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by Grand old men on the grand old court rl' takes t\No In match, but uln ri take* two likr Omiuii «;.">. and Lauw P<k I th»n it hi-comes il old matth. And. ol <(»uis. mm h a rnat< h had to h. played on90 words
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Article608 1960-10-29 10 C. CHELLAPPAH - C. CHELLAPPAH a page of previews and reviews of the weeks events Soccerites the big draw over the Causeway By Soccerites, invited by the Johore Amateur F.A.. to play against Johore District as one of the many attractions celebrating the Sultan of Johore's birthday, will be drawing608 words
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189 1960-10-29 10 J. LOUIS - UNBEATEN RECS ARE HITTING BIG SCORES IN RETURN TO GLORY J. LOUIS o> rpHE Singapore Recreation Club's point, the setback the Universi:. ived at the hands o: the Univei skipper v. fortunate incident on the S.R.C. cay. were the domineering factors m League under revi< The Recs brilliant formal termination189 words
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Article, Illustration35 1960-10-29 10 Olympic youth Delegate. Choo Teck Long. of Anglo-Chinese >» hool doin^ ih. lump at his school sports this year. Holder «»f the Combined Schooti lon- jump n v boo aims to better his performances next season.35 words
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Article, Illustration133 1960-10-29 10 TAN HONG POH - Chinese S.A. hopes are on Soo Nam TAN HONG POH by YOUTHFUL <.uh Soo Nam the lJ'.i.s newcomer's champion, is Chinese sports Association's main hope of winning a title at the current STTA 'home* championships. He became the first player to quality for the semi-finals of the junior men's singles133 words
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Article27 1960-10-29 10 The Soccerites v. Johore Dist. FARRER PARK. Sat Star Socccrites team to meet Johore District today at Johore will be chosen fromT, R Pniil r'v.no u..i- o27 words
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Advertisement9 1960-10-29 10 at last! a lightweight utilit I'm .tut -I old9 words
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Article, Illustration550 1960-10-29 11 UNKNOWN don 't even have to know the language NON-ENGLISH-SPEAKING PUNTER TOO. SADDLE CLOTH NUMBERS ARE PRINTED BEFORE NAME OF EACH HORSE THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES^ MALAY MAIL NANYANG NANFANG TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CaTT.OY POINTER LMY KWEELOH MAYU-LOONG ST O^Dondy 7 Y^rd'armo' t c° FLUKE TdOCMAYTOR 7 YARDAR.NA550 words
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248 1960-10-29 11 After a classic battle in the mud the bookies sigh relief VEWMARKET. Sat. The ai Cambridgeshire Handicap, held earlier this week, saw one of the tightest finishes ever. The race was run In torrential rain. Midsummer Night 11, owned by American Paul Mellon, galloped through the mud to win. Only248 words
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Article, Illustration1305 1960-10-29 12 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS By Bukit Timah. Sat. IF THE GOING TURNS SOFT THEN TAKE RINA TO WIN Race -6~| JHE $35,000 Singapore (iold Cup, over 1 J miles, at Bukit Timah tomorrow will, m my opinion, jio to one of these four horses: if the tfointf1,305 words
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Article59 1960-10-29 12 SINGAPORE, Sa:.-The SCC wr, lt f uon rru n xv Play HMS Bellas Monday Jame.s Wee .Police*: Gan Boon L*O! .p,. DRM fece i. j. Hove (Univ« Wells -SRC.: J.D. Clai capt.J, Koh Nan Bul.u bin Ismail .Police* C J Vairoe 6CC I. Somerviile ,see». a59 words
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Article163 1960-10-29 12 Jockey says he gave caffein GLOUCESTER. Sat. -Bert vl Halem Woodage. 3;>, jockey to Sir Gurcion Richards, admitted here yesterday that he gave caffein powder to hoi He also admitted that be told a tormer stable lad when powders had been given to horses .^o that the stable lad, Bertie163 words
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132 1960-10-29 12 tihf Ton q t SINGAP °RE CITY, Saturda WE Tan Soo Liat row had a happy ending at 'the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council Meeting at the Garden Club yesterday, president Mr c C «uSK2£fi£ h d d "°!f r^ed the132 words
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