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Title Section13 1960-08-23 1 IS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, AUGUST 23, 1960. 15 CENTS.13 words
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Article241 1960-08-23 1 That anarchist. says rebel' Tshombe starts anti-Lumumba campaign publics' and parties m talks for confederation ELISABETHVILLE. Tuesday. Kjtanga Government p. last night it would itfc?3tion to Leopoldluthe next few days to Ifo all interested politics m the Congo to 3 Cons^o confederajs opposed to a military KSReuter - 241 words
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Article, Illustration259 1960-08-23 1 POXGOLESE army authorities m Leopoldvllle said today that they had begun a small airlift of troops 'into Luluabourg to help suppress tribal lighting m Kasai Province. The Belgian civil airline Sabena provided aircraft for the airlift, according to officials Army officials here said the first planeload, which left here259 words
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Article20 1960-08-23 1 LONDON. Tues. Sir Lewis Napier, renowned British historian, has died m nospiial here at the age of 72.20 words
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Article21 1960-08-23 1 LONDON. Tues.— The Bulgarian Government has deposited 1,100 pounds weight of attar of roses at a London bank.21 words
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172 1960-08-23 1 Laos Premier's neutral policy wins support of Pathet Lao rebels HOXG KONG, Tuesday. TIIK pro-Communist Pathet Lao rebels m Laos have broadcast a message of support for the neutralist policy of the new Premier, Prince Souvanna Phouma, the New China news agency reported from North Vietnam i yesterday. It said172 words
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Article37 1960-08-23 1 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— An 81-year-old woman. Madam Ng Mvi Sen. of Chin Hin Road, was knocked down by a car In River Valley Road early this morning. She died later m the General Hoscitnl37 words
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Article26 1960-08-23 1 CAPETOWN. Tues. Eighteen men detained under the emergency regulations were released yesterday from Worcester Jail where they have been held since March and April26 words
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Article41 1960-08-23 1 em. P4RIS Tues A Soviet Ilyushin-18 airliner is reported Z havT crashed on a flight from Cairo to Moscow killing £x people among them the rebel Algerian •ambassador to Pekin«' Mustapha Frouki, his wife and three children.41 words
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Article, Illustration246 1960-08-23 1 ESME BAPTISTA - The U.S. kitchen amazes Azizah ESME BAPTISTA 'I HAD NEVER IMAGINED THEY COULD LOOK SO BEAUTIFUL AND CONVENIENT' SAYS TEACHER AFTER EXTENSIVE AMERICAN TOUR By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. An extensive tour of the United States leaves a Singapore teacher deeply impressed with one particular aspect of life in that country246 words
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Article59 1960-08-23 1 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— Mrs Guest, who was admitted to the General Hospital after the Upper Thomson Road crash Involving two cars early yesterday, was reported to be "still m a coma" this morning. Her husband. L/Cpl. Ronald John Guest, 27, of the 13/18 Hussars,59 words
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Article30 1960-08-23 1 SOUTHAMPTON. Tues. The first battalion of the Cheshire Regiment about 550 officers and men arrived here m the troopship Oxfordshire after three years m Singapore and Malaya.30 words
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Article93 1960-08-23 1 MOTHER-TO-BE DIES IN ROAD CRASH SINGAPORE, Tues. An expectant mother. Lee Geok Lian. 26. of Nelson Road, was killed after a car m which she was travelling was involved m a head-on crash with another at the junction of Dunman Road and Haig Road last night. Lee, who was on93 words
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388 1960-08-23 2 Gains in dollar stocks and industrials in a firm market: Rubbers are dull INDUSTRIALS conti- nued their recent advance m the London stock markets yesterday for the start <>i a new account, but elsewhere conditions were quiet and there was not a great deal of change In prices although the388 words
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Article166 1960-08-23 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHIPS lying alongside tne Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Beira 1/2. Tricolor 4/6, If. Fornalska 6A, Eurymedon 6/7. Braeside 8/9. Mu>a.snisan Maru 10/11, Singapore 13/14. Bencruachan 15/16, Aeneas 18. Ter mama Maru 19, Seiciane N. Wall 3. Salong N. Wall 4. kimanis 23/24. Malay166 words
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Article56 1960-08-23 2 HONG KONG. Monday. Closing prices here today were: Previous' Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,190 $1,180 sales sales Union Ins Canton $91.50 $90.50 sales buyers Wheelock Mfirden 7.45 7.50 .sales sales H'Kong phone $38.25 $38 00 .^ales sales Dairy Farm <te Cold Btongt $28.20 $28.30 sales sellers56 words
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Article405 1960-08-23 2 Yankee's reactor ready for test operations ROME, (Masschusetts): The Yankee Atomic Electric Company's nuclear reactor was started up over the weekend and it may be delivering electricity to New England homes within three months. Officials said test operations could now be held. A spokesman explained that the reactor willU.P.I. - 405 words
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Article115 1960-08-23 2 Japan New export drive TOKYO: Japanese officials and businessmen yesterday expressed the belief that the speech made by Mr. Zentaro Kosaka, the Japanese Foreign Minister, on Thursday heralded an intensive export drive to increase Japanese exports to Western European countries. The speech, m which Mr. Kosaka laid special stress on115 words
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Article916 1960-08-23 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Monday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS Atex. BncKS CrdS (N) .90 .90 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers B.6. Fetro! 42 42B.M. Trustees 5.25 5 25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 20 3 OrdS. 50- 50Feaeral Oispensary 1.35 1.35916 words
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375 1960-08-23 2 Bucket wheel dredge to get more ore? PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS or UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^ SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A POSSIBLE answer to the gradual exhaustion of Malayan tin deposits m years to come may be the use of bucket wheel excavators states the Financial Times. Many375 words
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Article156 1960-08-23 2 Round the World Market Prices MUJt. Ad pnort oeluu are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON Auk 22 Hrem.,,.. RUBBCR No i B*. C.i.f. European ports. Aug Sept ft RUBBER No. 1 R»S Spot RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement House Ttrms. Sept JM Oct. /Dec. jTONE: Very steady PEPPER Whit*156 words
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Article176 1960-08-23 2 A sharp fall, then the market rallies and stays steady LONDON: An opening decline of three farthings per pound reflected a sharp fall at Singapore. After the adjustment the market ruled quietly steady at the lower level during the morning. The afternoon session started quietly and prices were about176 words
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Article70 1960-08-23 2 LONDON. r«i JIX prices were steadily held d morning dealings. A steady S as well as a certain amount <•• demand sustained the market. cJ some e> ana this smr.. South I I the a ri] to eta Zinc deciiw to supply (leir. tions bui held about sti MW70 words
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Article108 1960-08-23 2 2.500 tons from Italian stockpile will go by public tender ROME: The Italian tr. port ministry announced yesterday that the estimated 2.500 tons of tin In the government stockpile would be sold by public tender starting m September. The small amount would not upset the tin market, a108 words
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Article29 1960-08-23 2 TOKYO: The president o: Japan Arabia Oil Co.. Mr. Taro Yamashita. will leave next month for Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to negotiate crude oil prices.29 words
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Advertisement740 1960-08-23 2 Bunker prices reduced LONDON: shell Interna; lonal duced by 6/6 per long ton. lean Company I iir.ited marine cii?.*el fuel by 12/- and need that tpot bunker light marine diesel tuel and gas kn the Fur Ea^t r.time oil by 15/-. 1 be reduced effective ro- The reduction^ will apply740 words
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Advertisement139 1960-08-23 2 aass:SHIPPI.V^ BARBER I 1*?* J mm*****™ nm^H*™* tijuca HAug mm mm U0 FERN-VILLE FAR EAST Frim U.S.A. 6ULF PORTS ».S PANAMA 10$A"GELE, AND HON6AONX FERNBAY 23 Aug IftiE BARBER-FERN-VILLE W Tl: NEW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE WOBIH via SUt/ Spore FERNSIDE .1 CASTLEVILLE 21 Aug 2 Sept c ,c\ Ll139 words
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Article49 1960-08-23 3 IjgmS REACH AN ■rrMENT AND 51.300 FROM THE D EN 30X FIRM I Singapore City. Tues Lv In I" employees of the Vat Guan I Manufacturing Company K -ttt--- r> (,ays unci workers signed an ,i Ministry settling all 1 I i 1 L r I distributed L49 words
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115 1960-08-23 3 FIFTEEN-MILE MARATHON WALKS FIXED FOR SEPT. 18 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The WE A. Division of St. John Ambulance Brigade has fixed it> rourth annual marathon Lk :or Sunday. Sept. 18. The 15-mile route starts from Clifford Pier and runs aiong Collyer Quay. ConI -.aught Drive. Stamford Road. Orchard Road, Clemenceau115 words
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Article28 1960-08-23 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. The Singapore Federation of Health Ministry's Employees Union has been struck oil the register of trade unions as it ceased to exist.28 words
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233 1960-08-23 3 Three women take up three-month study in magic SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Eleven men and three women from different walks of lite are' undergoing an intensive three-month course m the fundamental principles of magic at the Cultural Centre m Canning Rise. The three women aspirants are Misses Ng Kam Ying, Ng233 words
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120 1960-08-23 3 RESIDENTS CALL FOR A ZEBRA CROSSING NEAR THEATRE SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Residents In East Coast Road are calling for a»zebra crossing near the Roxy Theatre. Katong has now three cinemas within 100 yards of each other. There is also a "makan" place near one of the theatres. .Every night hundreds120 words
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Article, Illustration210 1960-08-23 3 AS The four-day AllMalaya Methodist Youth Fellowship Convention, attended by 200 youths from seven countries, ended with a dedication service by Rev. Oscar A. Guinn. Jr. Dean Pastor of Wesley Methodist Church, Singapore. The largest group of 150 delegates came from the Federation of Malaya. Other210 words
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Article, Illustration29 1960-08-23 3 PICTURE shows Indonesian delegates beinp urceted by the Burmese delegate. From left Angela Sim, Miao Hwa (Medan). Phenny Cheah Njoek Lan (Medan), Willy Saw (Meda-n) and Muang Sein (Burma).29 words
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Article48 1960-08-23 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues.— A Kuala Lumpur businessman, Mr. Lim Chong Chee, has presented a $20,000 four-faced clock tower to Parit Buntar. his home town. The foundation for the 39ft. tower has been laid and the project is expected to be completed m September.48 words
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83 1960-08-23 3 TAMPIXES, Tuesday. 'JpilH sudden decay of brinjal plants has caused a shortage of this vegetable m the market with consequent increase m prices. Brinjals which used to be 1 sold at 30 to 40 cts. a kati are now83 words
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Article23 1960-08-23 3 SINGAPORE CITY Tues. Mr. Ernest George Jacobsen has assumed duties as Second Secretary at the Office of the Australian Commissioner. Singapore.23 words
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Article64 1960-08-23 3 Leading farmer, Wong Chee Kang of Yio Chu Kang. said "the decay started with the appearance of yellow spots on the leaves and purple mildew under the surface. Reports from the three districts also show a similar plant disease. Wong said that as a result the buds of64 words
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Article43 1960-08-23 3 SINGAPORE CITY Tues. The Ministry of Home Affairs yesteyday advised parents not to send their children to the Registry of Person for identity cards as a registration team will be sent to schools to deal with the issuing of cards.43 words
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166 1960-08-23 3 Police patrol and street lamps... their twin needs UPPER SERANGOON, Tuesday. ABOUT 000 residents m a newly developed housing estate m Snrin Avenue, ofl' 5J milestone Upper Serangooa Road, have two grouses they want more police patrols and street lamps. The estate with about 100 houses, has been completed two166 words
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80 1960-08-23 3 'MOVING BAZAAR' IS ON MOTOR VEHICLES NOW SERANGOON GARDENS, Tues. The* moving bazaar which visits this estate every Thursday has now come to stay. These tradesmen instead ol spreading their wares on the roadside display them m old motor vehicles converted into "shop houses." There are about 30 such shops80 words
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Advertisement84 1960-08-23 3 ___ENK^hSf I /""X i mw _H fu 1 A w w*** £3sm --3 m» I < 5^- A <v j robe dun soir ma griffe eau de cologne Shops ami bx the Sole Agents VR ELEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. -TTERY ROAD. SINCAPORE BgC ._^JLp,. i PORTABLE RADIO •V? I_B_sSbl TUNING84 words
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Advertisement199 1960-08-23 3 Is your car I on the Jt_^_EP__HM S^^Lsv -V* mm% aw%\ WmX aw%\ ;HJHjTf\ Phone: i mr^flfcfc- >■■ MM mm-mmW. _fl Wmmmrf^taj. hEk&_^^%l v > v *»4 o^^mj^^,. Singapore's first public radiotelephone _B__L« **^*^B^_v The new service will enable motorists to nsk 'V^«»w_«_B_»ft phone m Singapore. They can make and199 words
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Article97 1960-08-23 4 SINGAPORE CITY: The North Indian Hindu Association will celebrate Khrbhna's birthday with tableaux and Hindu songs and dances at the Victoria Memorial Hall tonight. Dr. Devahuti Singhal of the University of Malaya will preside. Her husband, Dr. D. P. Sinuhal also of the University oi Malaya, will be97 words
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Article100 1960-08-23 4 FARRER PARK: Six gian raintrees at the junction of Hampshire and Northumberland Roads have provided an ideal setting for an open air restaurant m this district. A number of hawkers have already established themselves there. It is near Farrer Park and Kandang Kerbau Hospital. They spread tables and100 words
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Article89 1960-08-23 4 WHITLEY ROAD: Kampong China Kechil Malacca Association of Singapore (Persatuan Anak2 Kampong Ramuan China Kechil di Singapura* will hold a social on Sept. 11 at the Singapore Military Force Hall from 7 p.m. to 11 p.m. It is to celebrate the third anniversary of Malaya s independence. Guests89 words
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Article88 1960-08-23 4 SINGAPORE CITY: The following were elected at the annual meeting of the Singapore Table Tennis Association held at the Shing Wah Sports Association premises. They are: President, Mr. Tang Tuck Wah; vice-pre-sidents, Mr. Loke Seek Cheong. Mr. Sum Eng Bey, Mr. Sin Kah Wah, Mr. Cheng Kwong Yew;88 words
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Article73 1960-08-23 4 BALESTIER: The Kirn Keat Avenue Community Centre has started new classes m sewing. No fees are charged. The centre leader, Mr. Wong Tiong Kwai, said that the classes would be conducted on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Mr. Wong said 30 girls were now73 words
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Article224 1960-08-23 4 SINGAPORE CITY: More than 300 relatives and friends attended the funeral of Madam Scow Guat Eng, 74, wife of Singapore motor magnate. Mr. Chia Yee Soh, who died on Friday at her Cairnhill Circle home. Among those present were Mr. C. S. Lee. manag- ing director of224 words
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Advertisement38 1960-08-23 4 CAN A 'DEAD' S& MAN LIVE ffe *m AGAIN lip 1 1| _^a 1 %_f__K ifv Aecrc/ f/ie remark- "TJik x^E- _r*f A, fflßwf Bel. ill il la rl IBhJS every ™"""p™Y m IL wlliil 30 cents I38 words
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Advertisement226 1960-08-23 4 \M" desks! LINOLEUM TOPS CHROMIU M .f U I __H__^_B_y M Yr— _fl 1 w A desk of distinction two quarto filing drawers, also ca_, lock to control all drawers Left har be fitted with three storage dr Pull out slides to each pec accoutrements tray. BORNEO SUMATRA TRADING CO.226 words
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Miscellaneous227 1960-08-23 4 Mr. CLOGGHEflD THE WORST DRIVER IN SINGAPORE THE roads, according to Mr. Clogghead, were built for speed, so why waste the lovely new roads by keeping your car down to a steady cruising speed comfortably within the capacity of yourself and your car? ■HrM""".!! ill .^l CLUES ACROSS 1. Such227 words
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Miscellaneous156 1960-08-23 4 5. The fellow at the sea's edge (4). 6. The animal sticking out to sea (4). 7. The bird Irom the sea that might get Ann (6). 8. Even result of 15 across? (4). 12. Treated as famous or made kingly m the forest (8). 14. stick to one's age156 words
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Article248 1960-08-23 5 TWO AUSSIE VARSITIES LINK UP TO PROVIDE MORE FACILITIES FOR MALAYAN STUDENTS CANBERRA Tuesday JHK AUSTRALIAN Universities' Commis>ion has decided on the development at i^mhiimL^L^ijmuojL^entm for teaching and research m Asian Studies which will include a language department for Malaya and Indonesia. Two separate bodies248 words
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Article, Illustration186 1960-08-23 5 Hikers meet a tramp and nearly lose camera THE STRANGE EXPERIENCE OF 11 QUEENSTOWN, Tues. Eleven boys of the Queenstown Secondary School who went hiking to Mt. Faber yesterday had a strange experience when they went inside a deserted house on the slopes of the hill. In the house they186 words
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Article20 1960-08-23 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Tan Choo Seng has been ap- pointed a member of the Seamen's Registry Board.20 words
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Article, Illustration252 1960-08-23 5 Sand-throwing spirit 'scared' him at public phone booth SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. SAND-THROWING poltergeist from one of the unoccupied attap houses behind a telephone booth m Lynwood Grove is claimed to terrify public telephone callers m the districl ol' Braddell Heights. The attap houses are m a dilapidated state Malay occupants252 words
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73 1960-08-23 5 MALAY SCOUT TROOP IN SEARCH OF MEMBERS BUKIT PANJANG. Tues. The Bukit Panjang 40th Malaya Scout Troop is seeking more members. The troop met at the Bukit Panjang Community Centre last week to consider how to expand. The Assistant Scout Master. Pang Ah Lek, said the aim was to have73 words
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Advertisement64 1960-08-23 5 I tfl ■_<4-V p___rTT/'^ HfIOVERMATIC L; 4 HI j M»IL y aSM ALL Bnoi.' eMORT I m tmwX KoRIUM LTD. m bailable gers Plate 20 YEAR ARANTEED QUALITY tt. WILL MAKE A BRI AOOITION ANY COLLECTION Hi MER I ACCORDIONS Model H2 Model H3 M 7.50 Hodel U4 .00 "ENNa64 words
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Advertisement244 1960-08-23 5 Menthol FILTER CIGARETTES The only American AWAa^J^^^mmmmmm^^ brand available m m__G_^£V>; handy, crush proof *^^^P^™fi__lPa§i^Vtl\' 6 J^£^§§^llE3_sl^2^fss_? -r \j^rC rillST VITM TMI *la)tsT CICAfttTTCS-THIIOUCM lO»ill»tD RfSIaRCM /C^ "< _C-y /fl/./J r TWO MUNDMO »C»Jl* OF TOI»CCO l«r>£»lfMCl E3 TRANSISTOR RADIO PORTABLE TRANSISTOR RADIOS, RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS, TAPE-RECORDERS. AMPLIFIERS, CAR RADIOS, RECORD CHANGERS,244 words
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Miscellaneous392 1960-08-23 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS INDONKSI.W TRADE AN D ART EXHIBITION Open irom 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. special programme "Introduction to Indonesia Social Dance from 7.30 p.m. to 10 n.m.. Victoria Memorial Hall, j SINGAPORE MEDICAL AS- j SOCIATION: Clinico-patholofcical meeting of Medical Unit 11. PathoLecture Theatre. 8.15 p.m. TOC392 words
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Article214 1960-08-23 6 Leave and the X-Ray Staff Union wm mm^mmmtmww*wmwm!namm!maammiiaawm TELLING TNE PEOPLE 4LMOST every category of worker m office, factory or shop In Malaya, gets two weeks' annual leave irrespective of the nature or the danger of the job. It comes as a surprise, therefore. to learn that the Federation of214 words
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Article98 1960-08-23 6 UOW Basil Thome must wish now that he had never won that 5680,000 prize Within a month of getting the money he has suffered untold agony and grief. His boy Graeme, was kidnapped and murdered. One can't help thinking, that hadn't it been for the98 words
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187 1960-08-23 6 Many changes for the better here in last two years says banker ITATOXG, Tues. Considerable changes lor the better have taken place m Singapore m the last two years, and the State's future is really bright declared veteran banker. Mr. Lakslnni Narayanan, i "Every government learns j from experience and187 words
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Article, Illustration109 1960-08-23 6 PRETTY nurses Lynette Street and Vivian Goh sell candy, ice-balls and other goodies to customers at the fair m Bras Basah Road. And did they have a busy time. Business was brisk and they had no let-up, all day. A SERVICEMAN tries his hand at the "auto racing" stall109 words
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Article91 1960-08-23 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.A crowa vi more than 700 people nad a great time on Saturday enjoying tnemseives at* a giani fun fair at the CYMA grounds m Br&s Basan Road. Tne fair, wnicn attracted young and old alike, v organised by the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital here. The proceeds91 words
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150 1960-08-23 6 BIG WORK AHEAD FOR 71 WORK BRIGADE MEMBERS TALAN EUNOS, Tues. Seventy-one members of the Singapore Work Brigade (60 men and 11 women) moved into camp No. 3 yesterday at Jaian Kaki Bukit, next to the Malay Settlement at Jalan Eunos. They will first erect a camp for another party150 words
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84 1960-08-23 6 MOTORISTS LIKE THIS SHORT CUT.. .BUT VILLAGERS ARE ANNOYED SERANGOON GARDEN, Tues. More and more motorists and lorry drivers are making use oi a plantation roao as a short cut from Serangoon Gardens to the Sembawang Hills Estate and the villagers don't like it. The villagers are protesting against the84 words
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Article80 1960-08-23 6 Going by tnis route, tne motorists save about lour miles, but Chong San Road as the plantation road is named— is extremely difficult to negotiate. There are potholes m many places on the road and though the scenery is picturesque, tne road is muddy m wet weather and80 words
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100 1960-08-23 6 ONLY 166 WENT ON LONG LEAVE IN 1959 KUCHING. Tues. There was a drop m leave passages and other incidental expenditures for expatriate officers and their families last year compared to previous years. This was stated by the deputy Chief Secretary, Mr. A. R. Sbelus at the Council meeting last100 words
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242 1960-08-23 6 CHAN SWAN BEE; PAYA LEBAR - CHAN SWAN BEE PAYA LEBAR By Tues. rE Czechoslovakia!! Airlines will replace its TU104's m its services through Singapore with another Russian-made aircraft, the Ilyushin. before the middle of next year. This was announced by the commercial director of242 words
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Advertisement718 1960-08-23 6 You can hand m your classified ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMERON HI9HLANOS Co.d Storage ill) Ltd., 8u Tanah Rata. l»OH Cold Storage (M) Ltd.. I*4 Clara Straat. KLANS CoM Storage (M) Lta*L, 10 :.e- Road. KOTA IHAKU Cold Storaga <M1 Ltd., 1167718 words
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Advertisement20 1960-08-23 6 "WEBB CORBETT M Finest English Crystalware Try LANKA Jewellers, THE HOUSE FOR CEYLON GEMS) 20, BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1. PHONE: *****.20 words
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Advertisement174 1960-08-23 6 fC OpVaL t SPORT *L<?)-*\ SHIRTS Eft/V J STRIPES I CHECKS i I OS POTS |•Pt A I N Vi, J I Good news tor the mon thot likes vmort shirts our long weor.no Corvel mtme m colour ond pottern They ore l-cht m I weight, so thot you will174 words
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Article49 1960-08-23 7 I SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. |3 misappropriated $2(M) beh s company, after 13 years" Magistrate. Mr. Tan' Wee who .^d that I Co. ifter *Js^' j L.al efforts ___r M MRCk W .iddt-d V with 130 team m for site study I R of I United It rrtfi :h-49 words
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57 1960-08-23 7 SATA CHIEF SAYS 'THANK YOU' FOR RECORD AID TO FUNDS SINGAPORE. CITY. Tue> —One hundred thousand paper orchids sold on SATA. s flag day on Aug G a iT e< L a rec °rd $10,438 to aid S.A.T.A. m its campaign against tuberculosis m the State. In addition to this,57 words
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Article85 1960-08-23 7 The Medical Director of SATA.. Dr. N. C. Sen Gupta, thanking the public for "this splendid contribution." said that the discovery and treatment of tuberculosis was an expensive business. In the course of the free mass X-ray campaign. S.A.T.A. started last year 1.350 persons were found to' be85 words
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Article42 1960-08-23 7 Exports: 59 mil. rise PENANG. Tues. Penang t exports to the United States rose from $143.9 million to 5202.9 million last year, it was disclosed by the State Economic Officer. Inche Arshad bin Ayub. m a review of Penang trade m 1959.42 words
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183 1960-08-23 7 THEY COME FROM ABROAD TO CELEBRATE THE GOLDEN JUBILEE CAMP IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— The 523 Scouts. Rovers and Scouters holding their sixday Golden Jubilee Camp at Jurong Park, held an "open tent" day for friends and relatives on Sunday. The Scouts come from all the 13 Singapore districts,183 words
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112 1960-08-23 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— Several students from Singapore are among those mentioned m a nrsL list of Commonwealth scholarships. tenable m Britain from next October which was released by the Commonwealth Scholarships Commission m Britain recently. The remainder of the 66 successful candidates come112 words
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98 1960-08-23 7 Parents fear for safety of children playing under old temple tree BUKIT TIMAH. Tuesday. DARENTS fear for the safety of their children schooling at the two primary schools m Winstedt Road, and who often play under an l old tree. The tree leans dangerously over a Chinese Temple close to98 words
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79 1960-08-23 7 DEAN FROM THAI VARSITY TO PAY 3-DAY VISIT PAYA LEBAR. Tues. A Dean of Chulalongkorn University m Bangkok. Professor Tab Nilanidhi. is exarrive— here_oJL Sept. 1 for a short visit. Prof. Nilanidhi. who is also a member of the Thai Parliament, is now attending the International Symposium on Chemistry of79 words
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Article53 1960-08-23 7 Mr. Seng Lav Jee the caretaker of the temple, said, "Time and again I have warned the children against playing under the tree, but they take no heed. "Now the schools have closed for the holidays and it is a good time to have the tree chopped down before53 words
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Article57 1960-08-23 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Professor T.R. Pollard. Director of the Industrial Development Department of Canof the Antarctic at Rotary Club luncheon meeting at the Cathay Hotel tomorrow at 1 pm. Prof. Pollard is m Singapore under the Colpmbo Plan to advise the Singapore Government on the desirability or otherwise57 words
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Article, Illustration133 1960-08-23 7 HUNDREDS SEE HOW 523 BOYS LIVE AT THE JURONG PARK J THEY WON AWARDS MR. K. S. MUDALIAR MR. L.X.M. LYONS MR. SOH TEOW SENG INCHE MOHAMED SIRAJ MR. HENG CHIANG Xl A genera! view of life under canvas at the Jurong Park Jubilee133 words
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111 1960-08-23 7 MOTHER THE COUNTRY, 50 WOMEN ARE TOLD KUCHING, Tues.— A Singapore Assemblywoman, Mrs. Scow Peck Leng, told a group of 50 local women leaders, that they should not only mother their families—but also their country. She said: "It is the mother's duty to prepare the next generation if she hopes111 words
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Article25 1960-08-23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Asia Foundation yesterday presented 350 books on international relations and politics to the Ministry ot External Affairs.25 words
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46 1960-08-23 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Alumni Association of the College of Agriculture, Malaya, South Branch, will hold its annual meeting at the Johore English College Hall here on Sept. 1. The annual reunion dinner will be held m Singapore the same night.46 words
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75 1960-08-23 7 SPECIAL STAMPS TO MARK RUBBER STUDY GROUP'S MEET SINGAPORE, Tues.— A sixcent stamp to commemorate the Natural Rubber Research conference this year and a 30-cent stamp to commemorate the International Rubber Study Group"s 15th meeting, will be sold m all post offices m the Federation and Singapore on Sept. 19.75 words
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Article59 1960-08-23 7 Advance orders for the stamps may be placed now with the Postmaster m the Federation, and m Singapore with the Director of Posts, by means of a selfaddressed envelope showing on the outside the number of stamps required and the total value. It should be noted that59 words
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Advertisement50 1960-08-23 7 USHER Q\ polnher w with o Ya\ butit-«» *>w (jntoilrtf -maatK. $120 hm*mhan JUS tM '0 tradmtry .n. >"« »tt i* %o reasontta. if (t t' BS MALAYA) LTD. JLANK) £*m J^wl I NORIS 8 Kroner ioo J 1 Design F*h m Use k M ->» rtsn __V^__^^t^____9« Those who50 words
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Advertisement102 1960-08-23 7 ttefter 1 j Prestige i i sfainfess steef I Hoifow-^rouncf Coffer/ 1 with the. amazJrg ll Palckawooa |p HANDLES and VANADIUM i 1 STAINLESS STEEL BLADES y* There is a knife for ever/ cutting and carving need. Hfe Wonderfully sharp Each blade honed by hand! I Price* (Spore) Sett frem102 words
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Article244 1960-08-23 8 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON MINISTER FOR CULTURE PRAISED-JOINT COMMITTEE GOES INTO OVERSEAS ADVERTISING By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues! THE Singapore Tourist Association congratulates the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, for his achievement towards "the \ery necessary Pan-Malayan approach to tourist promotion." In a letter to the244 words
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155 1960-08-23 8 RETIRED FITTER, AGED 70, STARTS ONE-MAN CLOG FACTORY SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. A new life has begun for 70-year-old Mr. Fong Kee. a fitter who recently retired from a local brewery after 29 years' service. With a $1,000 capital he ha> started a small factory m a lane off Ann Siang155 words
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Article, Illustration99 1960-08-23 8 As the river becomes wider berorr entering the sea the weird whistling from the fish becomes louder than ever and Sailor Sam pauses m his rowing and looks round. There's something wrong he growls. The boat 4*n't going the way I want it to." Half amo!"99 words
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Article, Illustration244 1960-08-23 8 Convent girls come out m force to help the abandoned babies SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. MORE THAN 700 students nearly threequarter of the pupils m the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and the teaching staff took time off on Saturday to sell flags m244 words
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Article57 1960-08-23 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— Water will be cut off m the following areas today until 3 p.m. and 4 p.m. respectively: Along Bartley Road between Bart ley Rise Estate and Upper Serangoon Road junction to fix a tee connection: Along Changi Road between Frankel Avenue and Siglap57 words
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Article31 1960-08-23 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. An estate labourer E. Perumal. fell during a nrewalking ceremony at the United Patani estate here on Sunday. He was sent to hospital with severe burns.31 words
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Article, Illustration111 1960-08-23 8 I WISH TO SING FOR CHARITY, SAYS TENOR BUKIT TIMAH. Tues.— Sgt. Danny Plunkett of 443 BAD Kranji has offered to sing for any charitable or welfare organisation before leaving for London with his family next month. Danny won the prize for the best tenor m 1958 m Radio Malaya111 words
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Article34 1960-08-23 8 3 mil. for schools SUNGEI PATANI. Tues More than $3,000,000 will be spent on 12 new schools and extensions to existing schools In Kuala Muda district under the State's second five-year plan for 1961-65.34 words
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Article23 1960-08-23 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Six thousand students will sit tor the Chinese Middle School entrance examination on October 3 and 4.23 words
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Article34 1960-08-23 8 MALACCA. Tues. The I Chief Minister of Malacca, j i Inche Abdul Ghafar bin j Baba. told representatives of j Government workers' unions here: "Whatever happens,, i don't go on strike."34 words
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260 1960-08-23 8 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore 4 AHMAD: Hasnah. mari kita pergi Ka-Kebun Bunga. HASNAH: Bila? AHMAD: Petang mi. HASNAH: Macham mana kita hendak pergi? AHMAD: Oh ya; saya lupa motokar kita rosak. HASNAH: Tetapi kita boleh pergi dengan bas. AHMAD: Ya betul. Bas mana kita hendak naik? HASNAH: Bas nombor260 words
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Article, Illustration61 1960-08-23 8 Apply Both Deodorant ami I >a_ ranee one 1 11 rll of the vri?l! Just turn thfs*irn *o stick dVodortnt k f^ Soothing ..H.i.dfi^J^ _C_i__!'_?SsS odor aI! It, n finished a|) P h ms again. Nothing (0 «<M doivn N« pap r 0 2^tj throughout Odo-Ko-v, eronomkal life lt'/-_^61 words
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Advertisement53 1960-08-23 8 ZjvT mma _vVA H_N^^a_ m <^!^_ _B_HL__^^'M _fc^v J^ > ~**jS»sHs'^*^ I '|v' 5 V^vP»/,a- ■'JJP'^ •■■'JSo^^ INDULGE YOURSELF Get all the best of the coffee bean l^m^^^^^^^Mm Drink real 100% pure coffee ImjT T f ff t\m Drink America's favourite coffee _F>II -JMJTRif MAXWELL HOUSE lf_PS^ INSTANT COFFEE f^ggffl53 words
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Advertisement131 1960-08-23 8 ODO-RO-IVo Swivel Stick Deodoront ...the simplest ever way tT BonKorets I I SLIMMING TABLETS H| YOU LIKE WHILE YOU J Sttlt OiST«i|uro»n LINDETEVES-JACOBERi SINGAPORE X LUMPUR- PENANG IPOH-JBSW lie most oJw*' .ll MOVIE PROJBCTW liAtfl; t^*** J^ Sankyo ___d£^B__P^i_Ka]r^«fl HI HP_TJ^^B. JJK UUL _fl_a_flE_r_' 91 _< |W WShaWA r «__T_t131 words
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Miscellaneous242 1960-08-23 8 l__ m I 1 I I __H '/ill 1 I I Medium Wave 476 metres s>hort Wave: 62 metres (4780 kc/s.) from 9.00 p.m. 10.00 p.m. daily. P.M. 1.00 Programme summaiy 1.02 Around the Bandstand; 1.30 The news: 1.40 Featuring Tom Enck; 2.00 Close down. 0.00 Programme summaiy; 5.03 A242 words
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Miscellaneous518 1960-08-23 8 uc _B_lH mm* 9 mm mm BORN today, the stars have your nature which enjoys everything related to close regiven you a desire for the leisurely pleasures of life lathes need attention today, power, and you crave money although you make a serious Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. because that has become518 words
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Article, Illustration365 1960-08-23 9 MOST ATTRACTIVE SARIS CAN BE RUINED BY DRAB BLOUSES: CORINNE HAS HER OWN ANSWER 'J'HE saris that my Indian girl friends wear are always gorgeous. Any girl would be a fool if she gives up wearing them. Rich m colour and pretty m pattern, saris seem such an apt365 words
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Article, Illustration15 1960-08-23 9 [dress that's hard on hand I has io held up the time r15 words
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Article51 1960-08-23 9 Ii i»n\in 'i ili.it urr of I into i i Ils> By Aristoc. they are callrd Topteens. They come m three shades, Venus. Allure and Dawnglo. Topteens are cheaper than any other nylon •tecktaga that an adult can buy. S3 a pair for plain and $3.50 for fishnet From51 words
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227 1960-08-23 9 Make-up kit for the little girl who plays with lipstick JJOW often is it that you hear your little girl plead: "Mummy, please may I use your lipstick?" I And how many times have 70u felt so sorry for her that you almost gave m? Well. I'm glad to tell227 words
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84 1960-08-23 9 CORRECT WAY TO HOLD MIRROR FOR MAKING-UP DURING the past few days. I've been trying out some advice I was given on how to use a mirror when applying eye make-up. Now 1 can tell you that the w-ay you hold a mirror does make a difference. It makes everything84 words
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Article58 1960-08-23 9 To some girls an expensive, glamourous night gown is such a waste. If you are one of them the new range I saw at CX. Tang's is right down your line. They are of cotton lawn m pastel shades pink, blue and green. They are cut58 words
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Article27 1960-08-23 9 A LOVELY ink and pen holder stand of marble is an ideal completion for your study furnishing. This is the latest addition at CX. Tang's.27 words
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Article38 1960-08-23 9 IT is now possible to carry toilet soap m your handbag. They come m the form of leaves. Made by Number Seven, it is an ideal companion for travelling. From most departmental stores.38 words
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395 1960-08-23 9 AN INDONESIAN-STYLE CHICKEN DISH WINS THIS WEEK'S RECIPE CONTEST jytlSS Betty Wee, 74-A Prince Philip Aye., Singapore 3, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 33 for her Ayam Panggang Boemboe dish (Indonesian style). She gets $10 and a $10 Nestle hamper. Ingredients: One chicken, five to six onions,395 words
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152 1960-08-23 9 THIS CHOCOLATE CANDY COOKIE IS EASY TO MAKE OF all the recipes I've given, sweets seem to be the most popular. Many readers have inquired why we don't publish more. So here's a recipe for a chocolate candy cookie. You'll need half cup butter, one cup brown sugar, two eggs,152 words
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78 1960-08-23 9 ANTI-PEST PAPER A BOON TO HOUSEWIVES DOMESTIC pcs Us such as cockroaches, ants and other insects are the housewives' most common, complaint. Moth balls and other insect repellents wear out so quickly that one often forgets to replace them. A new shelf and drawer paper, especially processed with pest controlling78 words
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Advertisement150 1960-08-23 9 *^3^^ 4^«^H^H^H^H^H^B^9HS9EH^^^^^^Hain9B^aH B f^H ''JSP!? *<* 'A'^T^'^tg _mI "-#9^ 3&*^_\f v^HNPafF j^^^^* ja..^ jA_m^__«^_ m. -_jaa_-_ ar^pa _j^ _____a_L. h iii_^^%_r*' -^y X flP^vl^__B A __f V^r. j___-Lt J T 3 T^^_______L mmlr* tV'-'-' J Sw *r 'i Wkl: Immmwummf I 1 Bt k. i»^^V :NES are the new GAI^150 words
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Advertisement272 1960-08-23 9 Nothing makes a woman more feminine to a man than LAimant by Coty Perfume Dusting Ponder Creamy Skin Perfume L^ mwmm >>w v ~_^_L^J!L-^ji_-i i_» >:« viifc§?w« Ek_7' J__v__ Pi *H is Hi wi i r^H fc*<-W Pf^Bal I S| 1 Ka_a_M_HH_H—B i_W^ r^ r- f^ S 1 r jS[272 words
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534 1960-08-23 10 GOVERNMENT CANNOT SUBSIDISE U.S. TEAM Jesse Owens speaks up on the Olympics i WOULD YOrTlKNdoun^, I'd sure need a ,ood r^^JJj any guy packing who wanted t, cash m my pocket. Kspenalll^ the money so badly I < ould h- We all know hoy. hard U ll Olympic Committee is534 words
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Article100 1960-08-23 10 WORLD 100 and 200 nut' Cuthbert claimed sweep the women's sprint "Tnree oi us are runni neck ana neck all Urn she said "It .s goinu io hard for another country squeeze a place m betw< •< us." She didn't constat l any girl might get m Anon! of100 words
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Advertisement326 1960-08-23 10 fill your home with MUSIC LATLST RELLASE (jj^Hfe 3 0m H tsttmmemtwc&i Available at: PARAMOUNT CO. Head Ottice: 6, Tiong Bahru Road, Singopore, 3. Tel: ***** Branch Ort.ce 174, Batu Road Kuala Lumpur. Tel: ***** Treat Yourself at Home witii ujim* "^^a_i *w.r tmar amt f. A\mW r'* NAKAYAMA KAIYUKI326 words
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Advertisement251 1960-08-23 10 *_Gb*v ___i ___X ___i a_^_- _KE %mm\ I I L__^_v s___■5 l f '-••j I •^^^*T*"fa__y 3__r GOOD NEWS! The New German English Music Tape m stereo Hi-Fi. 2 track and 4 track Many other brands are available too! i I New Capitol Records to clear 12" L.P. Prices from251 words
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Advertisement502 1960-08-23 10 I 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 days. Some of them you'll find here. (.IVE VOIR GUESTS at home treat of famous Swiss chee>e fondue or meat502 words
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Advertisement495 1960-08-23 10 AT A CRITSINC. speed of 12 m.p.h. the Victoria AVANTI X *ives smooth running. Swinging arm front fork prevents vibrations and gyrations, idea? for bad tracks. Automat Traders Ltd.. 1273 New Bridge Roaci. phone *****. •a a FOR ONLY $7.00 per month h.p. own an USHA Sewing Machine India's quality495 words
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Advertisement162 1960-08-23 10 For all CARPETS DRY-CLEANING Contact: WASHINGTON Dry Cleaning Co. 412-414, Orchard Road, Singapore. Phone: ***** LOOK out lor /<_t!tflTftTVvi mm Products NEW AMERICAN Bou Ties. Ties (slip on). Matching Belt Bows Sets IN LATEST STYLES AVAILABLE NOW AT SOON JOO CO. 53, High Street, Singapore. Tel: ***** CARPETS INDIAN WOOLLFN162 words
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Advertisement298 1960-08-23 10 For Your Pleasant Listening In Music _ti__*___P____. ___i P_^ mwmw* m ___w. BK| wMm «_^fl _kr *^KdVl 3^^!__llfs^ STEREO MONAURAL RECORDS Available at: REGENT TRADERS 37, Upper Pickering Street, Tel: ***** S'pore- 1. HALF-PRICES ANNUAL SALE GENTS' POPLIN SHIRTS $2.90 FANCY BEDCOVERS 60" x 90" $4.90 LADIES' SWIMMING COSTUMES $3.50298 words
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Article, Illustration70 1960-08-23 11 rt m .miliar to Mumul Oialirs only ustag horses and sacks instead of chairs. Winner of this .^•nt for children under 14 was Philip Mizrahie. THF children m the Gjmkhana assembled before General Sir Richard Hull gave iv.lv the prizes. WHAM. HVYI.K TONG. winner of70 words
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Article166 1960-08-23 11 uCA Selectors plumb for a man who didn't play m their final By V. A. Markar Singapore, Tuesday. A MAN who did' not play m the Malayan Crickei Association final between Singapore and Sel angor last weekend will lead All Malaya against the Pakistan Eaglets m the three-day 'test'166 words
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Article110 1960-08-23 11 On performances, at ieast six from Singapore are certain of flnaing places m the All Malaya side. They are John Kirkham, Roger Bowles. Reggie aa Silva. Alex Delilkan, Collin Jerfers, and Cecil Cooke. The rest of the team la likely to be made up oi Kailasapathy Chua Eng110 words
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Article31 1960-08-23 11 PULAU BUXOM. Tues. Pulau Bukom Sports Club beat NAAFI Imperial Club by five games to four m a friendly table-tennis match neld at Pulau Bukom Re- creation Club.31 words
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151 1960-08-23 11 CHAMP ENDS HIS HONEYMOON TO FIGHT AGAIN LONDON, Tues— British and Empire heavyweight cnampion Henry Cooper ended ins Italian honeymoon yesterday to prepare to fight Roy Harris, the schoolmaster from Cut 'n' Shoot, way out m Texas. Harris, selected by promoter Jack Solomons from a short list of American heavyweights,151 words
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Article39 1960-08-23 11 GOODWOOD. (Sussex), Tues. Stirling Moss. Britain's ace racing driver, m a Ferrari, won the British Royal Automobile Club's silver jubilee Tourist Trophy race for production touring cars here. It was his third successive win m this event.39 words
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Article, Illustration69 1960-08-23 11 Mrs. C L. Leon? has her day. too. with traveller's Cheque (Lee up), winner of race 9> Mr. C. L. Leong leads m Titilino (Lee up), winner of race 3 on Sunday. Youghal Bridge (Posner up) winner- of race 8. is led69 words
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73 1960-08-23 11 Pulau Bukom. Tues.-Goh CktOf wis the outstanding swimmer at the Pulau Bukom Community Association's swimming carnival held recently. Goh retained the champion.->hlp title he won last year. He won four out of five events for adults and UK* second place m another event.73 words
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Article, Illustration74 1960-08-23 11 Nineteen-year-old Frances Slaap. the Middlesex highjumper, who was picked at the last- minute for the British Olympic team for Rome, exercises near her home at Ruislip. Middlesex, after hearing of her selection. She was chosen less than a month after winning the All-England Schools74 words
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Advertisement38 1960-08-23 11 ,____S t^^YmmW <*imM I Proud Record New Development New Roads New Houses j More Industry More Agricultural /£s. Production M Jj I More More More A_BB__r^_B_. f^*%^mJmf*mW^ w- ~SW A Record of Asia's Dynamic New Nation. ORDER NOW38 words
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Article, Illustration441 1960-08-23 12 JEFFREY JAMES - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by Load of responsibility r rilK watting is ended. The three Singaporeans lor the mission at the Olympics m Rome enplane to take the point of no-return at least not until the greatest amateur sports festival on earth dies, until it can live agate, four441 words
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Article, Illustration20 1960-08-23 12 LIFTER How c Liangs with dark blazer, was given a farewell lunch by his friends at the Cathay Restaurant yesterday.20 words
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Article, Illustration496 1960-08-23 12 By KEN JALLEH SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. SINGAPORE'S silver-haired Chef de Mission, Mr. Chua Tian Teck, and our best bet for a gold medal, weightlifter Tan Howe Liang, made a promise to the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Vusof bin Ishak, at the496 words
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549 1960-08-23 12 DOWNING STREET IN IMPRESSIVE WORKOUT Trackwork...by Allan Lewis BUKIT TIMAH, Tuesday. WILLIAMSON Memorial Stakes candidate. Downing Street ridden by Bob Franklin, drew attention to his chances m next Saturday's feature race by going much better than Your Highness (Lee) m a winning gallop over half a mile m 50 3549 words
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Article137 1960-08-23 12 ROME. Tues. Officials of tho women's village are worried that their athletes— especially the Asians are eating too much. "The Japanese and Korean girls have upset tummys all the time." said Signora Ernestino Cabella-Nardi. vicedirector of the women's village. Signora Narcli added that one Korean girl137 words
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Article27 1960-08-23 12 BANGKOK. Tues. The world flyweight champion Pone Kingpeteh left for Los Angeles yesterday to defend his title against Pascual Perez of Argentina on September 22.27 words
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Article105 1960-08-23 12 LONDON. Tue.> KeMilts of last night's Etagttsh League Football matches were: LEU. IK THREE Chesterfield C Bury 2 Halifax Town 3 Torquay U. 2 LEAGUE FOUR Barrow York City i Bradlord 1 Chester 0 Hartlepoois U. 0 P"boroush U 2 Mansfield Town 0 Roche -Ie 2Reuter - 105 words
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Article157 1960-08-23 12 MATERA. Italy, Tues.—Relays of runners today left behind the blue sea and ruins of dead Greek cities and carried the Olympic flame through the sun-scorched, barren hills of the interior of Italy. The flame, on the fourth day of its 1,000-mile, 1,187- lap march across Italy157 words
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Article, Illustration147 1960-08-23 12 ROME, Tuesday. India, winners of the past six Olympic hockey tournaments, head group A m the draw announced last night for the competition which begins on Friday. The other three m the group are New Zealand, Holi land and Denmark. Pakistan, runners-up m 1956, have Japan, Australia i147 words
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Article82 1960-08-23 12 Several Australian swimmers, including John and Ilsa Konrads, the brother and sister world record holders, are suffering from a form of conjunctivitis, the Olympic Organising Committee announced tonight. It was stated that unless there were complications the trouble would clear up Kn about two days. As the number82 words
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Article92 1960-08-23 12 THOMSON. Tues.— The following qualified for the 1960 Royal Singapore Golf Club tournament at Sime Road yesterday: Mrs. H. Stirling, Mrs. O. C. Weeks, Mrs. W. G. C. Goss, Mrs. D. Taylor. Mrs. B. Kinnear. Mrs. E. Flanagan. Mrs. C. Meyer and Mrs. S. Abbett. The ties for92 words
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