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Title Section21 1960-08-30 1 THE PAPER THAT IS UNRIVALLED FOR ITS ISLAND-WIDE COVERAGE The SINGAPORE Free Press No. 1589<i TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 1960. 15 CENTS.21 words
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Article409 1960-08-30 1 DAVID TAMBYAH - DAVID TAMBYAH The Ministry concentrates on new projects Polyclinics bring service close to home By SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. fill-: Health Ministry is forging lull ahead with plans and projects to bring the medi-i-al services right lo the people. A Ministry spokesman told Ihc Free Press this409 words
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8 1960-08-30 1 National Science Council Plan by Minister ice ..e8 words
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Article124 1960-08-30 1 SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. ABOUT 120 banner-waving employees of the Singapore Glass Factory gathered peace fully this morning outside the Istana Xegarc to deplore the two-day strike at the factory. They had assembled outside the Istana, whose gates were locked to seek the help of124 words
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Article32 1960-08-30 1 MOSCOW. Tues. Soviet astronomers have drawn up an atlas of the unseen side of the moon from decoded photographs obtained by The Russian interplanetary station m October la^t year.32 words
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Article33 1960-08-30 1 NEW DELHI, Tues.— lndia's Minister of state for Mini and Fuels, Mr. K.D. Malaviya. said yesterday that the Indian Government was "not satisfied" wih price cuts made by Western oil companies.33 words
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Article57 1960-08-30 1 SINGAPORE CITY, Tii'-h.— An English parson who had saved every penny to travel all the way from England to Singapore to gel his voice back —by Chinese acupuncture— died just :>4 hours before the ship dropped anchor m Sinsapore this morning. Key. Charles E. Lasts ailment57 words
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Article, Illustration318 1960-08-30 1 ALAN KHOO - 'Open homes' lead by ten youths ALAN KHOO THEY WANT AMERICAN STUDENTS TO LIVE WITH US By Singapore City, Tues TEN SINGAPORE teenagers, who recently returned from the United States, have Formed an association here to encourage local families to "throw open their homes lo American students/" Tile students, allFree Press - 318 words
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92 1960-08-30 1 40 TANKERS ON FIRE AS OIL TRAINS CRASH OTTAWA Kansas", Tues. —More than 100 tankers were derailed and about 40 caught fire late on Sunday night when two Santa Fe freight trains loaded with oil products and propane ?as collided and exploded a mile north of here. No injuries were92 words
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Article35 1960-08-30 1 ROCHESTER. »New York State Tues. Soviet Ktentisb .»t the International High Energy PhyMes conference here have disclosed that the Soviet Union is building an atom-smasher twice a.s powerful as any m the world35 words
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Article45 1960-08-30 1 BEII^UT, Tfies— King Hti^sein last nitjht .summoned an emerLcnrj cabinet meeting and .ipjxpii.ted Mr Bahi.it Talh<mnd. chief ot tho royal rabmet. a,s the at* Prune MuiLster He .succeed* Mr lUva Majali who was amonir nine i>eople killed by bomb blast.-45 words
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Article36 1960-08-30 1 First Malayan Hi: prices t<kl;«y -buying $120 and s^ihiiK $1 ii«; Second Ma:.. I uiifl PMntfar'n prices bu>u.i; cent* .Hid pelting $100 Hist Hon« Kong Fund mamprices t(Ki.i\ buytiig 96 la and selling $1.0(J.36 words
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Advertisement94 1960-08-30 1 D. 1 )l\ «j BRASSIERES FROM !%i] PV $7.80 GIRDLES FROM 513.80 AND I FOR BABIES $1.60 mkoNy packed m P'^ve- > PARTY PANTS 54.90 penis arc accrablc and a tailored look rh soft vinyl lining, all SAVER GLOVES $3 20 H f-r ALL K-ujsenold oiicrqcn.c. fabric up a pm94 words
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Advertisement79 1960-08-30 1 Mm.****. :.**^^^s%s-^-' .*.>* If you cannot feed baby naturally, you wiil want to know that he is getting the very best you can give him. The neare.-t you can get to human milk is Humanised Truiood. It looks, tastes and smells just like natural milk Remember too. Follow on-Trufood and79 words
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Advertisement13 1960-08-30 1 Wi r CX.TANG LTD. 310 ORCHARD ROAD. SPORE 9 TELEPHONE *****/9 I 3402:13 words
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183 1960-08-30 2 London stock markets quiet, irregular with recorded sharp gains in tins, golds LONDON. Tues. UTIH the notable ex--11 ceptioo of gold and .-hans which recorded sharp gains, London stock markets generally were quiet and irregular yesterday. s In domestic sections I onsiderablv lower I than last week. I subdued m183 words
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Article128 1960-08-30 2 Barely steady close with fair list of fractional declines V'EW YORK: Wail Street 11 closed barely .steady with a fair showing of mostly fractional declines. The list tun ied lower early m the morning and following profit-taking and other selling the mid-day pattern was a fair showbig of128 words
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Article47 1960-08-30 2 Hoogovens. Philips .ihead m an irregular market AMSTERDAM: Th< market a-V was irregular, [n Internationals Unilever fell sharply but Hoogovons and Philips went ahoad In plantations Deli met lair local demand. Shippings rose between one and three points on reinvestment orders. State loans were barely steady.47 words
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Article72 1960-08-30 2 LONDON: Unemployment In Britain rose by 29.337 to 321.288 m the four weeks ending on Aug. 15. the Labour Ministry said hero. The total was made up of 313.328 wholly unemployed, and 7.9ti0 temporarily stopped from work. Between July and August the number of wholly unemployed72 words
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Article25 1960-08-30 2 LONDON: MOSCOW Radio has reported that Soviet coal production was being considerably overfulfilled and will reach 518 million tons this rear.- ReuterReuter - 25 words
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Article63 1960-08-30 2 HONG KONG. Monday. Closing prices here today were: tr o x> Previous' Today H. s. Banking Corporation 51. 170 51. 170 TT sales .sales Union Ins. Canton $90.00 $01 00 sales sales Wneelock Marden S 7.55 7.50 H KOOf phone S.-JB.OO $38. 25 ?ales Uairv Pirm Sc63 words
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Article408 1960-08-30 2 Malayan copra output and exports rise 63 per cent WASHINGTON: Malaya s copra production and exports increased considerably during the early part of 1960, tne U.S. Department of Agriculture nas reported. The department said m its weekly survey of foreign crops and markets that Malayan commercial copra production forU.P.I. - 408 words
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Article785 1960-08-30 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. Singapore. Monday. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Crds (N) .S3 .90 Atlas Ice 11.00 F-.i-j 8.8. Petrol 42- 38 6 B.M. Trustees 525 b 25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 Otis. 50 to Fea-rai Oispensanr l785 words
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Article83 1960-08-30 2 LONDON Am. Previou* RUBBER No i KS»a c.i.f. European ports Sept fj Oct 27 IS 14 RUBBER Nu. 1 RbS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Oct Nov. TONE: Barely st fatly PEPPER: Whit* Sarawak lay C.i.f. European ports Auk Sept. PEPPER: Black Sarawak Special83 words
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631 1960-08-30 2 Volume of business rubber now better UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR 'NVEST^Li^H SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TINS TURNED irregular on the Malayan stock exchange yesterday. Rubbers were better and industrials were steady. Federation tin share prices were slightly higher than Singapore's. The volume of business w;is considerably above the wait-and-see caution of631 words
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Article13 1960-08-30 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE. Alt uritc* i are middle prices. dsfksd;lf13 words
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Article148 1960-08-30 2 Market opens with gains but later sags through lack of support LONDON, rocs.- Rubber prices opened with gair.s of a half-penny to fiveeighths pence per pound m response to the advance at Singapore but later sagged through lack of support. Consumer demand was absent and some quarters felt that148 words
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Article23 1960-08-30 2 NEW YORK A,,^ PfCV.<o.TIN Strait* spot |< RUBBER Futurtt Stpt Nov SALES 30 lots TONE Barely Mearty No 1 RSS Sept23 words
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Article17 1960-08-30 2 t<''0 Mlf LOPKA i L t#n Urn OIIbZ*H buit. LOLONUT tit Stpt NNUM m17 words
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Article26 1960-08-30 2 LONDON I r Staged a tfOCMI in(i\ I higher for cash and E7 i The market w;is now rirlualh I |»rc\ailin^(inT^B Fairly actA MM I26 words
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Article131 1960-08-30 2 Western companies told to reconsider price cuts: India 'not satisfied' XJEW DELHI: India > M l.stcr oi Statt- foe M and Fuels, Mr. X D. lUJ viva, said yesterday the Indian governir.* was "not satisfied" wi:n price cuts made by Wesfc oil conipaiiit-.s. Wiiiding-up a debate the Lok131 words
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Advertisement523 1960-08-30 2 SHIPPING ltW THE E»A.C. LINES -w^y Sa.l.nts tt AOEN. RED SEA MEDITERRANEAN. 1/^ CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS V S pore P. S ham Penan* A V *s iyuth.j- a 3' Aug 4 Sept 5 6 Sept t 7 Sept tjr^ K.na 0 10 Sept >C *V 18 20 Sent 21 22523 words
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Advertisement119 1960-08-30 2 BARBER LIN* F'Gm USA EAST COAST PORTS vil ANO MON TIJUCA In Port .*>rt FERN-VILLE FAR EAST From U.S A. CULF PORTS M PtNtv; AND HC*< PLEASANTVILIE 5 Sept BARBER-FERN VILLE To NEW YORK. BOSTON PHILADELPHIA FERNSIDE CASTLCVILLE In Port 7 Sfpt ,r| HARRISONS 6c CROSFIELD HARRISONS 6c CROSFIELD (F<119 words
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Miscellaneous192 1960-08-30 2 SMPSM CHIPS lying alongside the Sin- gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Willem Ruys L 2. Anna 'Bakke 4 5. T^in Horse 6A, Gorgon 6 7. Meonia 8 9. Arima Maru 10/11. Asama Maru 13- 14. Trafalgar 15 16, Hanoi 18. Thorscarrd 19. Pesco No. 22 N. Wall192 words
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265 1960-08-30 3 dfk'sdf, from BONN. Tuesday. i> renewed her demand to build bigger warmt> to develop all-round fighting ships compar--the pocket battleships used by the Second W orld War. treaties admitting her lo Nato, Wesl (iennany vi\\\ x up to rtOOO265 words
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11 1960-08-30 3 AVAILABLE A SPARRING PARTNER: AGED 6 AND EVERY TOUGH) -tic voicano11 words
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Article24 1960-08-30 3 'G allop polls misleading' I presidential election. But Senator Albert Gore said In Washington that the polls are 'almost mcanand In many Instances misleading."24 words
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157 1960-08-30 3 I WILL TAKE SPACE TRIP, SAYS PILOT JERRIE T E\V YORK. Tuo. American girl pilot Ji rrie Cobb said: "I jusi know I will get into space.*' She i> the first woman to go through the gruelling tests given to seven male astronauts who -are training for space flights under157 words
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Article58 1960-08-30 3 Shark scare... so beach is closed NEW YORK. Tues. A shark scare yesterday clewed Fue Island state park beach. Park officiate said a fne-toot. 50 pound blue shark was caofhl near the suimI rnina area .swimmer «M .se\ereiy wounded* a week a«o while swimming ofl •am Girt New Jersey. HeU.P.I. - 58 words
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Article40 1960-08-30 3 .JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Pre- c been made to :ee supporters of Congoeac Pxmmia Patrice Lumumba In ..era Katar.sra tovn of The three were among; 11 peorrcated foOoving the murder C looni African police chief.40 words
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Article26 1960-08-30 3 ROME Tue*— The Irish are the norld'a best fed people m calories we any miide. according to the ed Nations Food and AgriculorganLsation26 words
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268 1960-08-30 3 First on moon? Me, says US rocket expert OERLIN. Tues. Dr. Wernher von Braim, the German born U.S. rocket expert, says he is determined to fly with one of the first space-ships to the moon In an interview with a West Berlin paper he said the United States would attempt268 words
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305 1960-08-30 3 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE (England), Tues.— A se-ven-year-old boy was drowning m a canal. Frightened children on one bank called for help; on the opposite bank two teenaged anglers carried on fishing. The story was told at an inquest on Bill Tompkins drowned m305 words
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186 1960-08-30 3 Train each boy for job when he leaves school, urges report LONDON, Tuesday. A* NEW deal lor Britain's school-leavers, by which every boy who kikes a job m industry <;els ;i specialised training, is proposed m a report published. At present, say.s the report from the Industrial Training Council, only186 words
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Article30 1960-08-30 3 KABUL. Tues.— Shah Mohammed Zahir. of Alshanistan. has accepted an invitation from tne Communist Chine.se Government to visit China. No date has yet been tixea tor the visit.30 words
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136 1960-08-30 3 UNION CHAMPIONS A REQUEST BY AN INVALID TRAIN HERO BERKSHIRE. i England' Tues When engine driver Bill Cobb was severely burned by a blowback m his cabin, his first thought was of his 69 passengers. He reached for the brake handle and stopped his Didcot-Swindor train. The date: October 10.136 words
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Article24 1960-08-30 3 JERUSALEM. Tues.— lsrael is to organise a course for training leaders of the Republic of the Congo (formerly French Congo24 words
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Article24 1960-08-30 3 MOSCOW. Tues —lraq's Minister of Public Works and Housing, fkwni Yu;sif. yesterday ended a i wo- week visit'to the Soviet Union24 words
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Article35 1960-08-30 3 LONDON, Tues.— The Duchess ot Argyll. 45-year-old society beauty, confirmed here yesterday that .she had named her stepn.other, Mr.v Jane Wi^ham. m her ci oss-petition for divorce Htiainsi the .i7-year old fcotttoh Duke.35 words
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192 1960-08-30 3 EISENHOWER LIKELY TO ATTEND NEXT UNO MEET VIEW YORK, Tues. President Eisenhower may attend the opening of the next session of the United Nations General Assembly on September 20. This was revealed by Mr. Cabot Loage. who is leaving UNO to campaign for the U.S. vice-presi-dency. Mr. Khrushchev has already192 words
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Advertisement149 1960-08-30 3 From Beginner to Expert ....takes good i care of you. EXPERT After-Sales SERVICE i f Semi for I w m cutaluym 1 p. O. BOX 22/ SINGAPORE IBS imeMM WfStmimM are tripping to IfWHITEAWAYS ...because those who trjvl .visely. travel m a skirt nftlßHßi b Y DERETA. Pencil slim, and149 words
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Article, Illustration786 1960-08-30 4 $5 A MONTH UNTIL THE CAPITAL IS SI 00,000 glKIT PANJANG, Tues. Villagers here are planning to set up a co-operative body to run business enterprises. A five-man organising team proposes to hold an inaugural meeting soon on a proposed People's Cooperative at786 words
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Article, Illustration18 1960-08-30 4 Do make your intentions clear: make sure your indicators work and th^v are cancelled liter use.18 words
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Advertisement242 1960-08-30 4 DIMENSIONAL 1 i design for k living EAR i STEREO^ MODEL 500 T-e EAR model 5C3 is the most up-to-date Stereo eourpr^tr\\ which provides the ultmjfc m 3-d>mersicnj| sound Its twin 5-watt push-pull Stereo Hi-Fi amplifiers and hinged speaker compartments (whicn extend to a distance of sft. aoart) erscre a242 words
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Advertisement161 1960-08-30 4 Clear' Model VCH.-l with lx Model VOT.-1P with ray Model YOG-2 with raw Model YOG-2P with casr Sole Agents A s "TITHES" CENTAL 4 PHOTO 'sw. rmiEs 1 2 Middle Rood sm, 0 po« Wr*?J "2, Sou* B r,d,. Ro i *l ShowroofT, G Mot w 6PIC Opened N^htly 7161 words
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Miscellaneous471 1960-08-30 4 CLUES ACROSS i 7. Listeners painfully crated (i. 3, 2, 3, 4». r^"™"" H BT MH V^^Ti"^l^HT~"" B^^Hr^ B^^^^^B 8. Very large ungainly, and fl^B B^ 1 B^ ■-> |6 adicted to the trumpet? di). |M»^»JiM__MM_^_p H I M 12. But this comic isn't a corned- \7 i I I471 words
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Article29 1960-08-30 5 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.- Die Royal Navy has announc- td the promotion of Vice-' Admiral Sir David Luce. C-in-C Far Bast Station, to the rank ot Admiral.29 words
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Article288 1960-08-30 5 ROY LAZAROO - ROY LAZAROO SINGAPORE RECREATION CLUB MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO GIVE THEIR VIEWS BY SEPT. 10 By SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday fHh Singapore Recreation Club is to hold a secret ballot among its 900 members on proposals to widen the scope of its memberhership. Fhe Club which288 words
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115 1960-08-30 5 WIVES WILL BE REGISTERED WITHOUT EXTRA SUBSCRIPTION allowing a wife to be automatically registered as an As sociate Member without payment. Life Membership appointments to Life Membership to be from the ranks of ordinary membership. Veteran Membership to charge SI 50 a montn as subscription fee and to include a115 words
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91 1960-08-30 5 BLONDE ON A WORLD SAFARI AFTER HARD WORK PAYA LEBAR. Tues. Blonde, blue-eyed Miss Anna Kielczewska. 23. an Air France ground hostess, left Singapore recently by XI M for Amsterdam alter a five-day .sightseeing tour m the State. Anna, who is on a fourmonth tour of Europe and the Far91 words
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Article, Illustration83 1960-08-30 5 0 Mr. MS. Sivam and his troupe from the Qaeenstown Community Centre recently entertained members of the Alexandra Community Centre. The visit, arranged by the leader of both the centres, Mr. Lee Boon Chow, is to bring about better understanding between various races m Singapore. Picture83 words
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207 1960-08-30 5 New tag for L drivers: Congress says it is of public interest SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pREQUEXT occurrence of major road accidents m Singapore is more a matter of nublie interest Hum merely the results of driving; lests. This was stated by the Sin- j gapure Congress Ui a letter to ilie207 words
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Article39 1960-08-30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. St. Christopher's Church. Johore Baiuu. will holci a Jumble Sale ft Fair, m aid of church funds, on Thursday 8 Sept. from 2.30 p.m. to 7.30 p.m. m the church grounds. —^4^^,39 words
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Advertisement65 1960-08-30 5 SELECTION ODERN JEWELLERY RE '.GAPOFE RLAY* m| ASED r. ATION 9 iff I ro 198 SEET APORE TEXTILES j 20 Up ip TOP SALE- J /k I only v J I ncr I to druti^ and 8-: f<.oson•6i» P"CiC WIS i LTD. iflcccuvL OME :aoo oo "CSt -i one! loporc65 words
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Advertisement275 1960-08-30 5 For good smoking taste, it makes good sense to smoke M r KlL|-TP America's outstanding IvCnl I filter cigarette! KENT'S famous ilß^Hß^^^^^^ MICRONITE f.lter /Jg^S^^^PPPf has a free l&^ and easy draw. KENT uses k^M only the finest \l tobaccos for a jK^E?~~I real tobacco Ij^--" f\ M j* taSte.275 words
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Miscellaneous85 1960-08-30 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis r 1 GORev aBoot twe I y-\y: I ,Jj^JQ \-9*^ BUT WE CAM' T VAX 6 1 YE NO Vk9RE j ISN'T CtAP! Ku»MBP /O *V >I-11 THE HEART OF JULIET JONES Drake by Chic85 words
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Article267 1960-08-30 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Tourism..Place No. 3in I popularity poll it is encouraging v learn that Singapore is third on tin list of most-visitec places In the Pacific this year. In 1959 more than 150.000 tourists from the world over paid us a visit and left close to $4 million dollars267 words
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Article14 1960-08-30 6 SWINBURNE - SWINBURNE Tv have known love huw bitter a thing it L S14 words
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70 1960-08-30 6 MINESWEEPERS TO VISIT KUALA BELAIT SINGAPORE CITY: Tues Three Royal Navy minesweepers. HMS Friskerton. Dartington and Chawton, are expected to call at Kuala Belait on Sept. 7 for a three-day visit. Each ship will have a complement of five officers and 30 ratings. The Friskerton will be commanded by Lieutenant70 words
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Article53 1960-08-30 6 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON 50 MURDERS 1 SOLVED: WAR On GANGS AND Vlc E BIG SUCCESSES l b SiNG *o* I T HK SKCW Imciia ..lion .1.1). last year and of these 30 weroM.lv, -d* I his is disclosed j|, id [the Singapore Police For, t53 words
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Article, Illustration277 1960-08-30 6 ALAN KHOO - ALAN KHOO OBSERVATION IS THE WAY TO KNOWLEDGE' By Bukit Timah. Tues THAN 86 items and experiments by University of Malaya science students were on show m their biennial exhibition ;it the Bukil Tiniah campus during the weekend. The exhibition, the bii^'M ever277 words
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Article, Illustration165 1960-08-30 6 'QUEEN'S CASTLE' GETS A BIG SEND-OFF AS HE SAILS FOR HOME SINGAPORE CITY Hies. —Mr. J.C. Hickey. well known chess columnist and a leading chess player m Sinuapore. sailed on the Kimanis on long leave prior to taking up an appointment with the Borneo Education Ministry. Mr. Hickey, 45. who165 words
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213 1960-08-30 6 Mr. Justice Chua heads 3-man Court of Inquiry into oil row SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. iHREE-MAN Court of Inquiry headed by Mr. Justice F.A. Chua Ikis been appointed to inquire into [he dispute between the Standard Vacuum Oil Company and the Xational Union of Oil Workers following the dismissal of an213 words
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88 1960-08-30 6 TWO SINGAPORE GIRLS GET FIRST CANADIAN STUDY GRANTS SINGAPORE. CITY. Tues Two Singapore students have been awarded the first Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship of the Canadian Government to study m uanada. They are Miss Chan Sing Chai, of Chang] Road, and Miss Amiha Begani of Pasir Panjang Road. Miss Chan88 words
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Article35 1960-08-30 6 ALOR STAR. Tues The Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin. told the State Assembly that applications lor state land from non-Malay citizens would be considered In areas which were not Malay reserve35 words
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Article30 1960-08-30 6 KLANG. Tue.s— The Selangor Religious Affairs Department plans to build two hostels next year casting $150,000 each for outstation students j who are studying Arabic here.30 words
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Article31 1960-08-30 6 MALACCA. Tuts.— An Alliance State Assemblyman. Inche Bulat bin Mohd. has urged the Government to build another hospital m Malacca to cater for sick people from the kampongs31 words
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Article, Illustration262 1960-08-30 6 CONRAD CHEW - Rev. Pipkin tells 500 youths of 'faith and the feel of the human sour at rally of the Christ's Ambassadors at Victoria Hall CONRAD CHEW By SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. ABOUT 500 people, mostly youths, attended the Singapore Christ's Ambassadors rally at Victoria Memorial Hall recently. The Rev. Paul Pipkin preached262 words
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Advertisement570 1960-08-30 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. MARRIAGE Jo Hurl* <* i Uiffimi/m CCORCC STEPHENSON NAPIER ♦IdMt d*u*ht*r of Mr. ..ni I i Atuuatin-R'ad of Sm>-4|H^ x I I >-h .Irai. V.Ltor.J. Hi", in.tci.t on WtmM H AT YOUR SERVICE W.rrf* $2 < \t,n )—Box 69 cts. ttirn TOP QUALITY COLOUR nt from rr*n*parfn< l<>;-hon<*570 words
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Advertisement37 1960-08-30 6 j GIFTS for the House... SILVER E.P.N.S. WARE TEA COFFEE SETS, ENTREE DISHES, CAKE BASKETS, SALVERS, SAUCE BOATS, OVENPROOF CASSEROLE DISHES, etc. LANKA Jewellers. <THK HOl'Sh I- OK CKYLO.N' GKMS> 20, BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1. D HONE: *****.37 words
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Advertisement106 1960-08-30 6 you will O LOOK yOUR BEST IN lift A SUIT J/il TAILORED jT.il By us^ JUST UNPACKED, •A1 Wn Kaii^t- m M t ihicroii 00l 1 1 j Siiil: ST.?/- N]^ Troiisrrs $22/--68. HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE 6 TEL: *****. |R^ Dine, Drink and Dance m a* X U ADELPHI GRILL106 words
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Miscellaneous184 1960-08-30 6 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTRY M nil Free film shows and tali cun-en, affairs at Thorns 6' 2 m.s. iwayang Road Church of our Ladr 7 Lourdes. and Pah Kwonp X (off Lim Cnu Kaii£ 15 m s INDEPENDENT MISSION mm MOVEMENT: Free Bin Red Cross Home lor c:;ppiec children.184 words
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Article, Illustration82 1960-08-30 7 I (I. ration <»f Malay. i and B»>rnco aro made to feel at home t (.irl (.uidrs \>>otiation m Sirm.tpor< Puan Noor Aisha, I iritk thrir <Hmpm (tandtt, ai Ira party m the82 words
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7 1960-08-30 7 SARY AWARD DELAY PRICES THE UNDERGRADS hterview7 words
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Article34 1960-08-30 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues Mr R. B. Hines, former Australian Trade Commissioner m Karachi will leave today on the Willem Ruys. on his way to Canberra, after completing his tour of duty.34 words
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179 1960-08-30 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. QXE Question lhal will reiiainK be flung A s i Edmund Hillary, conqueror of Everest, when Ik- ilics into Singapore tonight is whether is any truth m a Chinese Communist lain] that ;i clitnbing teiim179 words
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71 1960-08-30 7 44 SHIPWRECK MEN RETURN TO INDONESIA IN TWO SHIPS SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Forty-four Indonesia ns. whose ship was wrecked off the Malayan last week, have left Singapore tor home. Thirty-six of them left In the Perak of Flores m Indonesia on Saturday. The rest m another ship on Sunday. The71 words
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Article62 1960-08-30 7 BRUNEI, Tues.— A former clerk. Mr. Leong Nai Kong has been made the Hospital Administrator m Shell's Kuala Belait Hospital. Mr. Leong, 47. who was born In Singapore, joined the Sarawak Oilfields Limited m February 1929 as a clerk m the accounts department. In 1935 he62 words
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Article, Illustration300 1960-08-30 7 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON CHILDREN OF SUCH UNIONS ARE INTELLIGENT AND HEALTHY, SHE DECLARES By Singapore City, Tue«. VI RS. SHIRIN FOZDAR, a Singapore woman leader, was upset and angry when she read a Free Press report about a doctor's opposition300 words
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Article, Illustration241 1960-08-30 7 Pastor makes call for Christian work in unions and labour SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— A call for Christian activities In labour and trade unions has been made by Rev. Dr. Ho Seng Ong. a leading Methodist missionary In Malaya. Dr. Ho said. "We are interested m how men live and earn241 words
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175 1960-08-30 7 FLOWER DAY TO RAISE $4,000 FOR THE YWCA SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Hundreds of schoolchildren will be among volunteers selling flowers throughout the island tomorrow to collect funds for the Outram Road centre of the YWCA. They will start work as early as 7 a.m. The organisers hope to secure the175 words
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Article37 1960-08-30 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. M J. N-amazie, Advocate and Solicitor, ol Mallal Namazie, m Singapore, will be guest speaker at the Rotary Club of Singapore on Wednesday. He will speak on "The Spirit of Islam."37 words
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205 1960-08-30 7 NOW IT IS 'ROAST AS YOU WATCH' CHICKENS AT S5 EACH KATONG, Tues. A restaurant and bar m the heart of Katong is now the centre of attraction because it has a machine where one could see chickens being roasted. And pretty Miss Toh Lay Hong is the girl who205 words
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Advertisement92 1960-08-30 7 I fantastic 50.35 Per Yd. 50.40 Per Yd. $0.45 Per Yd. ....$0.50 Per Yd. $0.75 Per Yd. $0.80 Per Yd. $1.75 Per Yd. $5.50 Each. $1.20 Each. From $0.20 Up P" Yd. 50.55 Per Yd. I $0.40 Per Yd. I cy Cotton Prints, Nylons, RayonsT p *fa 3nd Brocades. I92 words
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Advertisement36 1960-08-30 7 vj 1 tnCvy rf*^ terecorders ,^r j| EsJ Afl I According to Experts I V^^r yyyyyyyyy*sss W Sole Agent*:- Model: standard AMATEUR PHOTO STORES LTD. II 109, NORTH BRIDCt ROAD. SINGAPORE 6. TEI: ***** 3 2332.36 words
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Article, Illustration224 1960-08-30 8 THEY ARE ATTRACTED BY PERFUMES IN FANCY BOTTLES: WOMEN PREFER QUANTITY SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. gELLING perfume m fancy bottles is a form of commercial "bait" not for women but MEN. For the very exclusive and expensive perfumes m exquisite bottles are mainly bought by men224 words
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63 1960-08-30 8 ALOR STAR. Tues. The Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Omar Shaha,buddin. has snipped off the eight-inch board of a Kedah planter who vowed m 1955 not to shave until the Emergency ended. As his eight-inch board dropped to the ground Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ahmad,63 words
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Article49 1960-08-30 8 SUNG El PATANI. Tues.— Inchc Zulkifli bin Hashim, a former national secretary of UMNO, has joined his* old school, the Sultan Abdul Ha mid College, as teacher. Inche Zulkifli returned re- j cently from London Univer- sity with a B.A. Honours degree m Malay.49 words
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150 1960-08-30 8 YOUTH CLUB MEMBERSHIP HITS 450 MARK (IEYLANG, Tues.— The GeyI" lang Youth Clud, started In 1957. now has over 450 members. The club nad only 50 Malay "iris when it started, though admission was open to youths of all races and communities. Th<> club uses the Sims Avenue Community Centre150 words
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Article67 1960-08-30 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— A 1 man who threw acid into the face of an assailant armed witn an axe was fined $200 m the High Court here. Ming Kai Seong, a kepala of Serang Estate, Kampong Java, m Kiang. was convicted of causing grievious hurt67 words
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Article, Illustration102 1960-08-30 8 Feeling very worried indeed. Rupert watches the soldiers push Sailor Sam round a corner and out of sight. I'd better see if I can fasten the boat so that it won't drift away." he thinks as he leans down from the platform. Hello, the rope's free102 words
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135 1960-08-30 8 A BACKYARD HOBBY IS NOW BIG CHICK FARM KATONG, Tues. A 36--year-old clerk m Katong started chicken rearing as a hobby 14 months ago. Now he owns 3.300 chickens on an 18-acre farm m Sembawang. Mr. Lee Sui Loon was inspired by his wife's success In rearing chickens for eggs135 words
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Article42 1960-08-30 8 1 3 TB deaths in July PENANG. Tues.— Thirteen of the 114 cases of tubercu- losis reported m George Town m July were fatal, according to health statistics. A total of 819 babies were born during the month. There uere 48 deaths.42 words
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Article31 1960-08-30 8 IPOH. Mon. About 8.000 children from 60 schools m the Ipoh area will take part m the Independence Day celebrations on the town padang here on Wednesday morning.31 words
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Advertisement246 1960-08-30 8 MODERN Vf^-'Y (Ajft) WHOU FAMILY -vt^ 'li 2 1 1 E R A TAPE RECORDER f^tej||fc| Sole Agents for Singapore, jorowok, Brunei N Borneo:— ASIA RADIO CO., 2)2-214, Sclcg.c Rood. S-ngoporc. Tel: ***** *****. I iLy^^'^^if THE ELECTRIC-EYE WW -^SS^V^ SYSTEM TO ENSURE C?L JE^B CORRECT EXPOSURE ftOct AGCSTt SINGAPORE246 words
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Advertisement114 1960-08-30 8 Your old I sewing I machine I ■s worth I up t0 $30o| regordless of moke, oge or COndlt(Ofl V I when you buy on .ncomporobl, I «</pornoir7!l The sewing *l Come m ond see o demonstration of "1 the complete NECCHI rongc SOLE DISTRIBUTORS. THE EMPORIUM LIB 17/19 BATTERY114 words
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Miscellaneous245 1960-08-30 8 Medium Wave 476 metres Short Wave: SZ metres (4780 kc/s.) from 9.00 p.m. 10.00 p.m. daily. P.M. 1.00 Programme summary: 1.02 Around the bandstand: 1.30 The news; 1.40 Accent on the accordion; 2.00 Close down. 5.00 Programme summary; 5.03 A Day To Remember, birthday and anniversary greetings with music from245 words
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Miscellaneous589 1960-08-30 8 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore: 5 HASNAII: Ahmad, MARI AHMAD: MASA INI KERETA DRIVER: Ikut meter senncKITA AMBIL TAXI SAVA BAXYAK Hasnah. Semua prang git enam puloh sen HENDAK C'HEPAT. baleh ka-rumah dari pejabat. AHM4D Nan mi duit AHMAD: Baik-lah. Drebar. BELOK KAN AN MA- <Car moves off) HASNAH: Itu589 words
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111 1960-08-30 9 TINY PURSE WITH A BUILT-IN SECRET EVER tried putting everything you need, I mean a powder compact, lipstick and comb, into a small evening parse? Do you that they won't always all go m? W< 11. at last here Is a purse which is bound to carry all three ana111 words
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Article28 1960-08-30 9 ANIMALS from the jungle have invaded the dinner tables. They come m the form of placr card holders. Made m aluminum. From C. K. Tang's28 words
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Article, Illustration408 1960-08-30 9 A dress for the office that looks just as smart on a date T HE ART OF GETTING READY IN A HURRY Is- miss know-how VOU'HK glad he has finally asked you for a date. "Let's make it early," he had said. "Fll pick you up right after you're through408 words
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242 1960-08-30 9 Quietly, without ballyhoo the stiletto heel bows out to the flat look T SUPPOSE we should have expected it. The most surprising news m fashion is that the stiletto heel is on its way out. Fashion changes with the monotonous regularity of the tide, and therefore it should j seem242 words
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Article53 1960-08-30 9 AN ashtray is often just an ashtray. But those I saw at the Exquisite Gift Shop In the Fltzpatnck arcade ha. lanother purpose. It also serves as a decoration for the sitting roc mi. Made In colourful earthenware, they look quite like miniature fountains, with statues moulded53 words
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62 1960-08-30 9 A LITTLE TOILET TRAINER FOR THE BABY MOTHER .should .start training baby m his toilet habits as soon as he can sit. The sweetest little toilet trainer is now on the market, specially designed for toddlers. Called "Sitting Pretty." it is made of unbreakable plastic. It is only six inches62 words
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Article41 1960-08-30 9 A lovely paper weight which would do credit to yo\ir husband's study is to be found at Orient Craft m Orchard Road. Topped with an exquisite dosign m mother of pearl, they come m various shapes.41 words
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Article21 1960-08-30 9 Ready-made cushion covers m satin are now available at C. K. Tang's m various colours to match your decor.21 words
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294 1960-08-30 9 SOTONG GRILLED IN BANANA LEAVES WINS THE RECIPE CONTEST MRS. Alice Wee of 27, Kent Road, Singapore, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 34 for her Grilled Sambal Sotong dish. She gets $10 and a $10 Nestle hamper. INGREDIENTS: Five pieces of banana leaves Uen inch square) one294 words
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Advertisement113 1960-08-30 9 t 15] TRANSISTOR f RADIO L -OR RADIOS, RADIO-PHONOGRAPHS AMPLIFIERS. CAR RADIOS, i {goc ERS RADIOS RADIOGRAMS. From:— PO (HUNG CO.. LTD. RE SHOP OF HIRE PURCHASE) MIMI ROAD. SINGAPORE 7. 5371 ***** j MAGIC CLING STRAPLESS BRA igiag bock Det»gn«d to Day m place no ire. m whtf or113 words
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Advertisement175 1960-08-30 9 Nothing makes a woman more feminine to a man than Perfume Dusting Powder Creamy Skm Perfume P > s J^^ jMHl^^h HI te _j TklE^ J %A I' I i^^-^ TEATHERNAP X>&nOVL&~ WAIST-IN MADE IN U.S.A. ro r,' r', r; ri ,*T\ /fafc /fefc r TT< TT< »^n***N' f*^L*Jlt 7/175 words
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Article, Illustration110 1960-08-30 10 Deakins is on Target at shoot A surprise by j o^l m the SRA nmM. [AST years champion I his old form at the S,,,^^ I lion s annual shoot ht Id „\rr t B ims won one event and was nl am) I Deakins won the Pistol event and110 words
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184 1960-08-30 10 JOHN CAMKIN - The hated Wolve can do it I again this sease JOHN CAMKIN B, jmtn QRAXGE PEEL, litfardtef rained on Iriiiiiiplkml \\> I tlic Cup Final field m May. I Molineux are linked with II I Arsenal, ;is the most-haled lea I of English football. Arsenal had a monopoi success m184 words
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Article129 1960-08-30 10 IVUUQNO KHI I Result i oi ii.- Bl pocc Swimming Caib Junior Gaia held ov< weekend were: (Inclrr I* 50 metres Breasl»tr«k< I H<>b. ii Matthews. 1 K< uetti Munro. :i. Angu uai-k If'ufcr: i. Ken Mui:ro. 2. Angus X 3 M. Bvrd. UMsec. Metres ButltTlly strokr: Kenneth liunro,129 words
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Advertisement425 1960-08-30 10 Fill your home with MUSIC LATEST RELEASE 4 Available at: PARAMOUNT CO. H—4 Offtc*: 6, Tiong Bohru Road Sifi9o»or«, 3. Tel: ***** Branch Otfx*: 174. Botu Rood Kuala Lumpur. Tel: ***** FANTASTIC TOILET TRAINER PERFECT FOR USE AT HOME WHILE TRAVELLING. TAKES THE FEAR OUT OF BABY FALLING OFF THAT425 words
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Advertisement210 1960-08-30 10 yQ- jTT^^^* y* *>*()BvJr. Jv VMA As* .^^r- ■'■^L .^aiß^R^L. .^Br^BBp .^m .^BB^Bbi^^. .^B^B^JMAHBnIP9S9^B^BB^B^BBHHw(fIBW^ Q? JUST ARRIVED Latest Designs Model, NA 8368 Available at: Nam Ah Electric Co. •I, Hill Street. S'porc Id: ***** or ***** CARPETS INDIAN WOOLLFN CARPETS Arm \mi la hit» Ai ROCK BOTTOM PRICES 9' x210 words
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Advertisement984 1960-08-30 10 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. PAX MALAYA TOUR for only $220.- v. ith meal.s, accommodation and sightseeing. RegLster early for984 words
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Advertisement194 1960-08-30 10 Clothes Look Better AaffffA Clothes Last Jl'fl Longer with Expert Dry Cleaning Can ot W A S II I V< IO > DRY CLEANING CO. 412-414 OrcHord Rd., Spore Tel: ***** TILING For your Tiling requirements please first visit JUPITER TRADING COMPANY 85, MARKET ST. SPORE. TEL: ***** ***** bf'orc194 words
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Advertisement259 1960-08-30 10 For Your Pleasant Listening In Music -LOOK FOR A STAR" sang by GARRY MILES "AFRAID OF LOVE" Available at: REGENT TRADERS 37, Upper Pickering Street, HALF-PRICES ANNUAL SALE COTTON BATHMATS $1.40 GENTS' POPLIN SHIRTS 52.90 GENTS' DRILL SHORTS $2.90 .SINGLE BED SHEETS $2.50 PILLOWCASES $0.75 OVER $10/- PURCHASE EXTRA 10259 words
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1236 1960-08-30 11 IICELY TREATED USAHA SETIA CAN'T MISS WINNING AGAIN FREE PRESS TURF EXPERT ALLAN LEWIS PICKS TOMORROW'S WINNERS TODAY V >AIIA SETIA is my selection m the rather difficult main Class 1, I)iv. 1 sprint at Bukit Timah tomorrow. In four starts m the t«>p Class, I saha Setia has won1,236 words
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Article, Illustration115 1960-08-30 11 TOP: Selangor's first goal by Arthur Roh went into an empty net. Pettit (nearest camera) and Norri s Services full-backs, could hardly do anything to stop it after goalkeeper Osborne had left his post to tackle Arthur Koh. It115 words
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Article24 1960-08-30 11 „> last X l proved I Uss by U.Sh W Certain it him i, ,ths. i.tke>» *m.- < .u--morc X I W mirr NO Hawk24 words
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Article414 1960-08-30 11 The weekend Softball SINGAPORE. Tues. Stanvac Gassers are still a shade too good m the "A" Division of the Softball League, as they so proved during the "weekend. On Saturday, they overwhelmed the Police 23-2. and the next day, they lowered Kiwis' colours 9-0. Parcell414 words
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Article108 1960-08-30 11 BRAS BASAH. Tues.— The V.M.C.A. mixed doubles championship went to Llm Hee Chin and partner Mrs. M. Young when they beat the hot favourites J. Thomas and Miss Pelling 6-3. 6-4. played here yesterday. Though well past 40 years, Hee Chin showed stamina and speed. He108 words
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Article109 1960-08-30 11 LONDON, Tues. Results of yesterday's English and Scottish football matches were: LEAGI E ONE Aston Villa 2 West Ham U. 1 i LEAGUE TWO Bristol Rovers 4 Leeds United 4 j Rotherham U. 2 Lincoln City 0 i LEAGUE THREE Newport C. 3 Hull City 1 Port Vale109 words
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Advertisement33 1960-08-30 11 E335n I^^ Comtro B noN VMM b PUCH SCOOTEI CMNtLH 1 gE Wh «S BETTER V^*TOR IS BETTER l__ f| $31.00 M.nlMj, «i, Oo ««MI,l, B T *Mi KEE HUAT RADIO CO.. LTD.33 words
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Advertisement7 1960-08-30 11 CTTmmm WHO KILLED Jg^ THE LORD OF7 words
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Miscellaneous23 1960-08-30 11 TODAY'S SPORT SOCCER: S.A.F.A. premier league Europeans and Eurasians v Indians, Jalan Besar 5.30p.m. >; friendly Joyful Indians v Johore Gurkha Infantry, Farrer Park.23 words
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Article, Illustration19 1960-08-30 12 ROME. Tues. SinKaporc finished 23 m the Dragon Class first race which was won by Canada yesterday.19 words
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249 1960-08-30 12 Boxers from Korea and Japan carry Asian hopes for Olympic medals OOMF, Tues. Thirty-one boxers from nine Asian countries, a tew of them with real medal hopes and the rest seeking experience and a legitimate t-ip to this Eternal City, are contending for 10 divisions of Olympic boxing m the249 words
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Article92 1960-08-30 12 ROME. Tucs.— Hundreds of Roman shopkeepers are turning their eyes m envy towards the victors :n the fisht to capture most customers riunns the Olympics-souvenir MUtIS. While other shopkeepers reported I'uly a minor increase of t ill— ringing, souvenir dealers spoke of roaring business especially m hfdacanrai92 words
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Article406 1960-08-30 12 OLYMPIC RESULTS AT A GLANCE WATER POLO Group S: Russia 8 Brazil 2. Group 4: USA. 3 Belgium l 1 Hungary 11 France 3. Group Holland 3 South Africa 3. SOCCER Group l: .Bulgaria 2 v.a r. o group 2: Italy 2 Britain 2 group 2: Brazil 5 Taiwan 0406 words
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Article, Illustration438 1960-08-30 12 JEFFREY JAMES - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by soh...hes going! SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association president Mr. Soh Ghee Soon will stand for Singapore and fight for stronger Asian representation at the Federation of International Football Associations conference, and if it's any satisfaction to the anti-Sohs who want this most popular of sports438 words
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Article87 1960-08-30 12 MOORE FAILS TO FLOOR TOUGH JAP TOKYO. Tues.—A remarkably durable Japanese boy tonight remained on his feet long enough to force Davey Moon-, world featherweight boxing champion, into a points decision over fifteen rounds ♦or the world title. Three judges all gave Moore the match by margins of at least87 words
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Article, Illustration73 1960-08-30 12 MATStSHHA Denki volley ball team of Japan en route to Indonesia for a series of matches arrived Singapore yesterday by Japan Air Lines. The '7-member team of 14 men and 13 women led by Mr. K. Matsuno (standing extreme right) represent the leading volley73 words
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Article, Illustration16 1960-08-30 12 Brazil defeated Taiwan 5-0 m their Olympic soccer game of the elimination round yesterday.16 words
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319 1960-08-30 12 LONDON, Tues. Yorkshire are the English county cricket champions of 1960. The title was clinched at grounds as far apart as Harrogate and Lord's yesterday— the reigning champions gaining a formidable lead over Worcestershire at Harrogate, while Lancashire tailed to j net vital first Innings319 words
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Article, Illustration22 1960-08-30 12 Australia's Dawn Frasrr won the cold medal for the Olympic women's 100 metres free-style swimming for the second successive time.22 words
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Article412 1960-08-30 12 JAPS SMASH GAMES RECORD History making swim by Australia's Dawn Fraser ROME, Tuesday. THE Olympic and official Japanese-held world records were smashed when the Japanese team last night won their heat m the men's 800 metres free-style swimming relay. But their time ol 8 mm 17.1 sec. was outside the412 words
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Article168 1960-08-30 12 ROME, Tut.v The 17th Olympiad switches into tup. year tomorrow with the start at the athletics, the ehlel sport m the Games. *n the early morning soon after 9 a.m. will come thefirst heats of the men's 100 metres, the shot put qualification for men and the women's168 words
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Article42 1960-08-30 12 PORTHCAWL. Wales. Tue> —Dick Richardson retained his European heavyweight title when challenger Brian London retired m the ei»ht 01 their scheduled 15 round* bout here Mono-ay night Welshman Richardson weighed 204 pounds. London of Blackpool, scaled ?iri pounds.- U.P.I.U.P.I. - 42 words
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Article37 1960-08-30 12 SERANGOON. Tues Singapore Traction Company beat Starlight Rangers 2-1 m a friendly football match on j the S. T. C. ground. Scorers were Rajoo and Tony for Traction, and Sharif! for the Rangers.37 words
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Article26 1960-08-30 12 PASIR PANJANG. Tuts Thr Bouna Vista Community Centre team recently beat' Alexandra, Chase team 79-46 m B friendly name of basket-' ball In Pasir Panjang.26 words
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Advertisement67 1960-08-30 12 SPECIAL A! i i CROCODILE I NON-IRON I QUALITY SLACKS at UNBELIEVABLE t PRICES! I (Mode -To Order At 4- No Extra Charge) j Drop m today at: t LI SENG MIN CO. LTD. I X 6. North Br.dgc Road. J i X Also or. 134, South Bridge Road. 119,67 words
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Advertisement318 1960-08-30 12 j *REE PRESS X| *lH j WORD PL2 Zu^nß Cut out ,nd p., Posr.nj; inghM, .^^^S H Name E Address ...cut CLUES FOR WORD PUZZLE "c^M 1. You keep valuables m 4 7. I 2. Sweet-smelling flower with a thorny stem. r 3. Being let down by 3 friend you318 words
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Miscellaneous53 1960-08-30 12 wr^Ked by Y^^ mat chlorine VcTw-^\ (^Rum^uP;. f^>RM filling Y<r iummy r^ ["Plasters FA '^^^n Sunburn h rcrx>cab\£ SC3rs \l\ 5;£&S& m pusl«n^ 111 '^crgj \N>tV> Rome t&jhcjL I)&£PITE RUHVMJPS OF VIANY ILLS AND MISFORTUNES VME A^t HAPPY Tb R&PORT DID INOT SE£ ANY C)F THE A l^^"^ 6 UDOKIN^53 words
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