The Singapore Free Press, 4 October 1960
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Title Section19 1960-10-04 1 fIE MFEU THCT 1$ OHRIVAUED FOB ITS ISLAND-WIDE 'COVERAGE Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1960. 15 CENTS19 words
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Article120 1960-10-04 1 Fhe neutral 'bi& five' &et a reply to tke call for new peace talks: United States must first apologise NEW YORK, Tues Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Premier, la>t night renewed his condition that the United States must apologise for the U-2 spy flight before heReuter - 120 words
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Article, Illustration8 1960-10-04 1 Summit date: Mac calls on Nik PC C8 words
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Article, Illustration18 1960-10-04 1 'U.S. EMBARKED ON THE ROAD OF PERFIDY' KHRUSHCHEV HAMMARSKJOELD18 words
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164 1960-10-04 1 RUMOURS FALSE SATURDAY SCHOOL TO STAY SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— TiitT* 1 will be Saturday school a^ u.>ual lor all stu- Is implied m the latesi circular thc Education Ministry has sent out to all principals setting out dates for the school terms m 1961. All schools, according to this circular,164 words
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133 1960-10-04 1 Dag's answer to Nik: I will not resign APPLAUSE AND CLENCHED FISTS AT ASSEMBLY \i:\V YOBK, Tues.— Mr. l);ig I lamina rsk joe kl, yesterday rejected n challenge lluiii; at him by Mr. Nikita Khrushchev to resign as United Nations Secre-tary-General. He did so m the midst of an unprecedented133 words
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151 1960-10-04 1 TEARS AS TROOPS LEAVE FOR THE CONGO KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. After some of the most moving scenes ever witnessed m Malaya. rm>re than 600 troops sailed from Port Swettenham at noon today for United Nations duty m the Congo. Both at Kuala Lumpur railway station and at Port Swettenham mothers,151 words
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62 1960-10-04 1 POLICE OPEN FIRE TO DISPERSE RIOTERS DURBAN. Tucs. Police fired two stcngun bursts uver the heads of a large crowd of Africans trying to rescue an arrested African m Cato Manor, an African township near here, last night. The mob. encouraged by screaming African women, stoned a Saracen armoured car62 words
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60 1960-10-04 1 Rioting youths rush De Gaulle's home in protest over Algeria PARIS, Tuesday. §EY f ERAL hundred slogan-yelling youths List nighl overturned crush barriers and started running towards President Charles de Gaulle's official residence after an ex-service-men's demonstration here. Tho youths wero yelling "Algeria is France," "Shoot the traitors" and "General60 words
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110 1960-10-04 1 SHOULD OUR GIRLS HAVE MORE LIBERTY? "CHOULD we give our daughters more f r e c d o m? M Readers answer this controversial question m HER WORLD for October on sale now. This new 76 page issue includes a challenging article by Eustace Chesser on the problems of the110 words
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Article18 1960-10-04 1 F:r Fund n. pne* $1.19 id selling 51. 27. Second Fund r. y8 r< F;:18 words
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Advertisement79 1960-10-04 1 Wl'OR J hiiii^rmruMM ne-camera I I oi SZI NOWMATICLENS I us i,\cuM\T n: \iik: > j it Ultro-fost 13mm Cj") tlB lens prc-tocusscd 1^ tor raptd-shooting. ?>? Lens may be used auto- moticolK with films of A\ B thc following speeds: z VV\ 10 ASA ond 16 ASA. it Manual79 words
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Advertisement47 1960-10-04 1 DANDRICIDE GUARANTEED MIRACULOUS C*==y| Results Agoinst Even •^-3 The Toughest cose of DANDRUFF. *KS^i DANDRICIDE a And Economicol. 3^9 H BUY ONE BOTTLE TODAY Your Drug Store, Hoirdrcsser or C CO MSJ NED 1 i I Model D.I 001 Dressing Toble complete with loom stool FTNR FURNITURE47 words
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117 1960-10-04 2 Brighter conditions in the London markets: Gains scored in most sections LONDON. Tues n md other I I iand bought gains < 1 1 1 to 2 towards thtConversion five p; cent w a feature m this aection, point tf> !»1 ing oi tli«' at "tap" p!J stock. proved and117 words
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Article69 1960-10-04 2 Support for defence issues: Market barely steady Wall Street i esterda d barely steady with a n. showln mostly fractional d(vli:a It was a rather uninspiring with little h business news to Inspire buyers to try to extend the iv i ffort. limited m i a slightly easii69 words
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Article50 1960-10-04 2 Hoogovens up m a firm market AMSTERDAM: A firm market Philips and Hooshowed hlgrher trend mainly on slight foreign demand. Unil> Improved while Dutch which was quoted 2.25 g\ interim dividend was sometter but below New parity. Aku well maintained. Shippings w< slightly <W plantations previous close. showed little50 words
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Article29 1960-10-04 2 LIM A The Japa company. Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha Is tv start >oou the construction of a railroad he jungle of th»* south area ol Peru U.P.IU.P.I. - 29 words
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28 1960-10-04 2 WASHINGTON: T Commerce Department has reported that Japan has cancelled Its ban on exports of toy-type transistor radio* •*.v>;,.u hnvji fon'or thm,28 words
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109 1960-10-04 2 2,050 TONS OF NATURAL RUBBER SOLD JONDON. Tues. The j Board ol Trade sold 2.050 tons of natural rubber from its stock last month, it was announced yesterday. Ol this, 230 tons was for spot delivery, 325 tons for October delivery. 965 tons November delivery and 480 tons for delivery109 words
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Article91 1960-10-04 2 HONG KON(i: A US jury Department represei tative here has announced blacklisting of two tobacco firms r dealings with a I blacklisted firm. The Suncure Tobacco Traders and the Wing Shing Loong I long are said to have procured tobacco from an American iirm. >oldU.P.I. - 91 words
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Article183 1960-10-04 2 Early prices up, but lack of interest causes a reaction LONDON, Tues.- The rubber market had a quiet trnl uneventful day. Prices were initially marked uj» about a farthing m line with the Singapore advance but there was hardly any follow through interest and ;i reaction .soon set m.183 words
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491 1960-10-04 2 Nigerian plantations get £1 m. loan for expansion I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE] I UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. THE Commonwealth Development Financt Co. has completed arrangements for a 15-year loan of £1 million to Dunlop491 words
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Article75 1960-10-04 2 LONDON O .i RUBBER No I i t Europe*' port* Oct. Nov. RUBHEti No 1 R!ki> bpot RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement h Term*. Mm n TONE Continue-, riui: I'tMHEM Wiiiit Sarawak I d-9 c > t European ports Ocl Pt» ('LH but i .M i. l75 words
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Article33 1960-10-04 2 t.(»f i i r i NEW YOIIK Oi! t .i i lIN Mr Jits suul RUBBER Futures Nov Jan TONE E SALES: H totl No 1 RSS Oct landed pnet33 words
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Article28 1960-10-04 2 LO'.' COPHA r> c i.i, U I LOPRA B«i"ii i Lit UK North port>. rtfliv--0 t (.UCONUT OIL ne .m ports ,'HILIi tj S P28 words
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111 1960-10-04 2 TIN: EASINESS IN SINGAPORE BUT STEADY IN LONDON LONDON: Despite renewed easiness at SlngaI pore, tin held relativi steady In fairly active dealin. In the absence of much outside demand the steadiness was attributed local technical consid< tioi Easier conditions characterised copper which closed around £5 lv per ton lower.111 words
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44 1960-10-04 2 U.P.I. WASHINGTON: The Defence Department has awarded a V 75.000 contract for deveiopnu Nike-Zeus anti-missile missile. Th( Office Of Sen. Frank I son i ßepublican- Arkan that the contract had be«n awarded to the We Electric Company o! York.U.P.I. - 44 words
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Article161 1960-10-04 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. INDUSTRIALS (N] .90 »0 Petrol B.M. 25 SflM 1 1 I 3 Ords. 1 ■il Dispensary I L.47VJI V G.E Lite 2.071 2 DiSpensa'y *1.92 2 I 1 .37^ 2 1.40 655.00 a; Wt M l i161 words
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23 1960-10-04 2 FROM PAGE C i i He T; Han •I: I i 1 because I23 words
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Advertisement252 1960-10-04 2 SHIPPING v CAT y Kg| THE C. AA. LINES tf Hi $11 MCIITEI C»NDIN«VI»N POUTS. S »tre p ""t J i :j 14 b Oct '8 Oct 3 Oct Oct a 21 Od V\ Jm q oct 30 Oct i No- 5 B s q 23 2J No. X) •VI252 words
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Advertisement23 1960-10-04 2 BARBER LINE Frgiti USA. EAST COAST PORTS via PANAMA LOS ANCtLtS SAN f*ts. AND HONGKONG KINGSVILLE 6 Oct TROUBADOUR FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LINES23 words
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Miscellaneous35 1960-10-04 2 UJlll^J/Jl V^HIP^ hius; alongside Urn Singapore Harbour Board v harvt'v or exported tod*] urr Bencleuch 7. Stee, Cllppei a 19 N. Wai' 3. Lipls N W 27/28 Azucliisan Maru 'res. McKir.lev 31 42 '43 M35 words
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Article140 1960-10-04 3 Berlin Senate is ready to send the invitation LEAK ABOUT THE TRIP HAS EMBARRASSED GERMANS WHO WISHED TO KEEP IT SECRET r>()\\. Tuesday. s|llU)\(i pressure is bein^ pul on President Kisenhower lo \k\\ ;i lightning visil to West luilin on October 24. An invitation140 words
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65 1960-10-04 3 Sir Roy plans a showdown on Monckton report SALISBI RY, I Kluiilesiu i Tucsduv Hh- I nitcc! Federal l\,n\. which eminent m U Federation ol wl NynsuluncL :irc lo )c prescnl m Umi hi llu> British Governnionl over Uu Monrkton re|K)rl. Mar:: the commissi( emendation thai proil Prime Mi deUnanimous65 words
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64 1960-10-04 3 FIRST PASSENGER SHIP TO HAVE MIST PROTECTION FROM BARNACLES LONDON A poison "mist \vil» pro! tne x 18.000 ton Union gship Windsor Castle from barDurii the .^!np. it maj much as £1.0! paini For. roles from tubes inns a I tective lay< whe: Not strong It but I fish becau64 words
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128 1960-10-04 3 Astro-monkey trains for test trip— She operates switches SAN ANTONIO. Tuesday. Till! firsl Western Astroiuml U) go into orbil round Hit' einth will Ik 1 i\ fenuilc inonkev. r-ia 1 is now ijtiir-; Liauieu to operate li :id switches ready tor the moment soon when she is launched i Discoverer128 words
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Article22 1960-10-04 3 NICARAGUA !.;<■ L n- < ia plane, repoi have been forced to land m Cuba by Cuban fighters. i;a> been i<22 words
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Article21 1960-10-04 3 PARIS. I :,i s Preside Gaulle will visit Monaco on 123 at the invitation of Prince Rainier and Grace.21 words
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Article20 1960-10-04 3 PRAGUE. 'I JaiO lav Doubrava, "an outstanding composer ol Czech contemporary music." died here at the age ol20 words
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221 1960-10-04 3 Svlvra, the woman who fought for tree love LONDON. Tues. Pankhurst. the w< shocked Britain by saying it was cvi right to b< mother had gitimate son h< rAnd m Addis Ababa, caj i of Abyssinia, where aged 78. was her and the son oi "ar. old dear friend." Richard221 words
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Article33 1960-10-04 3 CHICAOO. rues be 3 Jonn Ke..iiti Damo< presidential ■aiKiu.aie. said here i ha. measun s should ix the uexi U 5 administration encourage l- gro« ing d:v:-:< he Communist cairn."33 words
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Article25 1960-10-04 3 NEW YORK. Tues. -Crowi Pi nice Akihiio of Japau exchi cci visits Sunday night with i Douglas Mac Arthur In Waldori Towers suites.25 words
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Advertisement209 1960-10-04 3 LAST 5 DAYS OF THE CENTENARY AND... JUST LOOK AT THIS SLASHING FROM TO American block sport shirts S 2 SO Manhotten sport shirts 590 Oacron silk sport shirts S 90 Arrow sport shirts 8 90 Von Heuscn white shirts 10 00 Checked Swiss cotton shirts 890 Arrow shirts 7209 words
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Article84 1960-10-04 4 CHEW LOY KHOON - CHEW LOY KHOON Would-be teachers can now get to know each other IT'LL ASSIST MEMBERS IN THEIR DEALINGS WITH AUTHORITIES IN THE UNIVERSITY 3y SINGAPORE CITY, Tues A NEW student body has been formed m the University of Malaya here to foster a spirit «»t co-operation84 words
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107 1960-10-04 4 CULTURAL NIGHT HIGHLIGHT OF OPEN HOUSE AT THE POLY ING A PORE CITY, Tues. An 'open-house'" will the Singapore m Prince Ed- Road for three clays, ning on Oct. 12 :il be conducted nd the library, workssion, ad sp exhibits, by student guides. Open daily m Lecture there will hv107 words
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Article23 1960-10-04 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Tue ithay Pacific Airways, Id Singai v. left her».' b.. air 'ur-day business of Hony Kouj, and Ba23 words
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Article, Illustration92 1960-10-04 4 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Thirteen members of the Singapore Work Brigade donated blood at the Blood Transfusion Centre on Saturday. They are members of the Kaki Bukit Camp one of the five camps built by members of the brigade. Among the donors were some who had given92 words
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189 1960-10-04 4 Former school land to be site of new home for union men JMIK land m Armenian Street, formerly occupied by St. Andrew's School, is the site which has been selected lor the proposed Trade Union House. The selection was made by vof Labour and Law. The project is m accordance189 words
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150 1960-10-04 4 BUSY SINGAPORE TOUR PROGRAMME FOR B.B. CHIEF SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. —A full programme has been drawn up by the BoysBrigade here, to mark the visit of Mr. M. T. Dearsly. President of the Boys' 3rigade m New Zealand. Mr. Dearsly arrived m Singapore by air last night tor a five-day150 words
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Article42 1960-10-04 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaya's proposed new Parliament building, to be built on high grounds m the Lake Gardens with pools and lawns forming a "hanging garden," will have some of the most modern architectural features, the Federal Government announced.42 words
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Advertisement287 1960-10-04 4 I Gl AN SINGH'S rj A r i p annu 1 )ALc| n Its a sale of n Genuine offer of Quality Goods 91 sr> rJ DYED ENGLISH CREPE-DE -CHINE 36" ENGLISH PRINTED CREPE-DE -CHINE 36 490 fifl CHINESE BROCADE 28 27C H ITALIOUN PLAN COL COTTON SATEEN 36 <287 words
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Article, Illustration830 1960-10-04 5 CORRELLI BARNETT - The bold verdict: This big battle was an unnecessary one CORRELLI BARNETT :ON TINUING...THE BOOK THAT SLATES MONTY: WAS A iVIEIN VICTORY OR MYTH? ;R ITICAL ANALYSIS hgj hgjhg delayed Montns for his own olTent lit 1 had already done Jith Arniv m his i 'I von grail import 11830 words
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Advertisement109 1960-10-04 5 IJ\J i^Jji \j Jlj v^/ J\^ J FILTER CIGARETTES The only American jSd^^^^^^^^^~ brand available m H^hJmiA/^ handy, crush proof cigarettes' j Only NEWPORT adds a refreshing Z& »ltS' W IH TMt r •.£s' C B«KTT| OtiLlAtO »ISI»»'K TWO MJ*D»IO TIMS Of 'Oi»CCO ll»t« €"<• phone 2 313t -r^my pac109 words
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Miscellaneous76 1960-10-04 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson .1 T M J^ HOW 'r I L^IJiXS IK-LjdLx-__-M-JIBBH-J__H9Ki_JBlUBh^MUkMHli HL. THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake r 7~~ Os^is^l {ifi^^\ <sgH?£ V CJ_ r OF QUICHE LORRAINE lyfen <J!>--r* r ISHOULDSTRIKE TV AND NOW-,f^| SS' FROM THE HEARTS I (Vj76 words
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Article114 1960-10-04 6 4LL the a .ons made against our Mr, L. vi "I ay" only tou Why do they br all the rul road behaviour? Why of now a pros sengi jhts. obstruct ti Livelihood Wilson does not know that one may ■a\ onfor the taxi-driver. It114 words
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Article58 1960-10-04 6 The clear-cut cure... 3AIGON ins to have found a novel of keep i n g schoolboy law-break-ers m trim. Recently Saigon pocaught two schoolboys on a charge of disorderly conduct and shaved them bald. If we do the same to our teenage gangsIt could mean the end of a menace,58 words
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138 1960-10-04 6 GEYLANG MALAY SCOUTS HOLD CAMPFIRE TO HONOUR TROOP'S FOUNDER KALLANG. Tv The 41st Geylang Malay Scout Group held a camplire m the Guillemard Ma- lay School m honour of its founder. Inche Abdul Hamid. who was recently awarded the Medal of Merit by Imperial Headquarters. The occasion also marked the138 words
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Article, Illustration608 1960-10-04 6 Chew Loy Khoon - Call for varsity grant to lure zoologists; to State Chew Loy Khoon RETIRING PROFESSOR URGES MORE VISITS BY WORLD SCIENTISTS FOR RESEARCH WORK: IT WILL DO IMMENSE GOOD TO OUR PRESTIGE By Bukit Timah, Tues. A LEADING zoologist yesterday called for nn international scholarship to enable "the most distinguished zoologists"608 words
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208 1960-10-04 6 'Wheel of fortune' gives them chance to win ducks for lunch SINGAPORE, Tuesday. FACTORY workers m suburban districts are being c i iK'oiir;iL;t j (l to gamble by roulette operators during their lunch hours disguised us food hawkers. The prize is a large chunk of succulent duck for lunch. This208 words
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94 1960-10-04 6 30 EXECUTIVES FOR BATA SHOE MEETING KLANG. Tucs.— The Sinpore delegation to the oneweek Far-Eastern Confer ence of Bata Shoe Company to be heici m Klang next month eompri-es Mr. A. J. Jugas. managing director. Mr. S Chudarak. Mr. J. Itchy, Mr. \V. Ouderland and Mr. c. G Tea Ways94 words
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117 1960-10-04 6 800 ATTEND FUNERAL OF CRASH VICTIM SERANGOON. Tues. More than 800 people attended the funeral of Mr. Arthur Joseph at Bidadari yesterday evening. Mr. Arthur Joseph. 44. died on Sunday as a result of injuries m a car accident along the Segamat Labis Road. News ot the death came as117 words
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Article51 1960-10-04 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Three new societies have been registered m Singapore. They are the Permu--1 nent Council of the j Congress for Malay Language ana Literature, Singapore (Lembaga Tetap Kongres Bahasa dan Persuratan Melayu, Singapura), the Singapore Society for Spiritual I fnif ni»«» .mH <lio Olrv/"\H51 words
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167 1960-10-04 6 Red China woos Singapore woollen importers SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Communist China is wooing Singapore importers 01 woollen suiting material by slashing prices and attractive terms. Chinese woollens are eheaj than that of the Japan, like the China-made cockatool suiting material at $4.60 per yard- c per than the Japa; material167 words
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Article35 1960-10-04 6 PAY A LEBAR. T Government has accepted a tender irom M 1 H(Ji.g Construction < $11,500 for the construct transformer enclosure, ground cabh- ducts tr, ministration buildiny. n: holes and ancillary v. Singapore Airpi35 words
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Article, Illustration12 1960-10-04 6 CHURCH COUNCIL APPOINTS REV. MATHEW TO AID STUDENTS Chaplain Diut Ann U12 words
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Advertisement25 1960-10-04 6 A Better Case for Value I GOLD CIGARETTE CASES GOLD CIGAR BOXES CASES CIGARETTE LIGHTERS POWDER COMPACTS LANKA Jewellers, 20. BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1 PHONE: *****.25 words
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Advertisement48 1960-10-04 6 1 It F it £53 U U SPACESAVER REFRIGERATOR AT ONLY $2Oaoo fik PER MONTH Afity Hi-Fi Traders r^' 59. South Bridge Road Spo l 20cts. upfjp f |jp) I V^ l\ l\ I t \t S-S*J"^ PTO. SiLK 36 80 cts. o f* COTTON 36 60 cts48 words
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318 1960-10-04 7 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE Rev. Sheild praises Asian boys and girls By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues JIIE Future of Singapore lies m its youth. Any plan either m church or Sink- which docs not lake this fully into account is sure318 words
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49 1960-10-04 7 Board plans to build 636 flats on cemetery site ruction of Fl the T ;11 con bta nine- tatioi compound will Tenders called over- ion. Wo: I i told the a lurt d v :or tei. r.oard woui-: huild housing 1 units h» :ore than under con id. QuKoo49 words
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Article21 1960-10-04 7 .\L.-\ LUMPUR, 1 waiting for the of thie-*'' ible for the recent ft m the Federal before clc21 words
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Article, Illustration245 1960-10-04 7 ALEXANDRA LEE - ALEXANDRA LEE Four &irls dance tKeir way into all hearts By SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Four beautiful and talented girls danced their way into all hearts when they appeared m the '•EastAsian" Dances Contest organised by the Singapore Teachers' Union Irme Tay. Catherine Brown, Venetia245 words
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96 1960-10-04 7 Schools play key role in the success of this cultural festival SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. Till] Singapore Teachers' Union's fifth Youth Cultural Festival Ikis proved ;i great sue-Sixty-live schools. Ihe two Universities iml other cultural youth organ isat ions have participated m this mammoth Festival. Barth. n of the festival t96 words
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43 1960-10-04 7 HUNDREDS ATTEND ANEKA RAGAM RA'AYAT SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. —The Ministry of Culture's 18th presentation of the Aneka Ragam Ra held at Ama Keng Village, 171 at 7 r>mlast night nine-item programme attracted hundreds of resideni The "Bintang Ria Hibur.i»r- u>h hv Qsman Zaihami43 words
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146 1960-10-04 7 BOYS 'FISH' FOR POULTRY IN VILLAGES I>.\YA LEBAR Tues.--Poul-try farmer- m Lim Teck fl Paya Lebar are .ed at the activities of a group ol boys who literally "fish" their bird> with fishing hooks m broad daylight. The Doys operate while the farmers are working In their fields or attending146 words
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Article18 1960-10-04 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The second report of agricultural census released here recently classified 68 per cent18 words
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Article, Illustration49 1960-10-04 7 CORINNE ZAIN TO MODEL THE LATEST WEAR IN BATIK AND SARI CORINNE ZAIN of the Singapore Model Academy who will model a new creation of the Batik and the sarec at the variety concert fashion parade today at the Victoria Theat/e m aid of the Kalaimagal School Building Fund.49 words
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Advertisement152 1960-10-04 7 From Beginner to /^st flß^k RS (J 4 1 goocf core o/ you EXPERT 532 SERVICE 16 COLLYER QUAY Sc7id for 8 m,m cult. x ~£OOOA/£*&' &B THE The modern man likes to !>f|l *v j#^ Ju*?*' look his best at oil «JB^ Is times. We hove a full j^jSK^152 words
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Article43 1960-10-04 8 IPOH, Tues.— There is not enough land m Perak to support the states increasing population. That us the conclusion of the Perak Rural Development Committee, which has expressed its findings m an introduction to the "'Red Book."43 words
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Article34 1960-10-04 8 MALACCA, Tues. The Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. said here that Asian employers should follow the example of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers Association when dealing with unions collectively.34 words
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Article38 1960-10-04 8 IPOH. Tues. The Ipoh Town Council has appointed a three-man sub-committee to draft- a letter to the Ruler-in-Council asking His Highness to raise the status of Ipoh by the new target date Jan. 1 1961.38 words
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208 1960-10-04 8 R. G. PILLAI - R. G. PILLAI EMPLOYERS ARE TOLD TO ACCOUNT FOR ALL WHO ARE IN THEIR PAY By SINGAPORE CITY. Tues JHK Ministry of Labour and Law has started its annual census taking of the working population of Singapore. The Ministry has despatched208 words
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Article27 1960-10-04 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Government Clerical Services Union here Is protesting against older clerks being promoted to higher posts without any consideration to persona] merits.27 words
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Article32 1960-10-04 8 IPOH. Tues. The Ipon town council will make a t'ilm C(^>t iiilz: 51. 500 to show the j public their responsibilities m keeping this town of I 200.000 clear..32 words
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Article, Illustration43 1960-10-04 8 SINGAPORE businessman. Mr. Pans Boon Tat. and his bride, the former Miss Tan Slew Choon. after their wedding at the groom's residence m Beach Road recently. Later a diwaer was* held al the Tai Thorn Restaurant, Happs World.43 words
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136 1960-10-04 8 Ex-Special Branch man sets up a private investigation agency SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. A UJ-YEAR-OLD former Special Branch chjel inspector Ikis set up a one-man private investigating agency here. He is Mr. Yip F< ng Vwell known Singapore sp< man who has spent his entire police career of 25 years m136 words
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247 1960-10-04 8 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore: 1 0 AHMAD: H.isliaii! HASH AN: Ya. AHMAD: Saya rasa tak s«dap badanHASNAH: Ya? Api aebab? AHMAD: lokak saya saUit saimat Saya inyat Baya demam HASNAH: Biar saya iasa aahi awak. Ya. awak demam. Awak sudah kena si-.jo^. AHMAD: S;»ya hondak pcrui jumpa doktor. HASNAH:247 words
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Miscellaneous271 1960-10-04 8 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free film show at Lee Tuck School, Chye Kay Road. Manila Street Children's playground, the Yayu Athletic Association field, Van KU Road. 7 p.m. SINGAPORE MEDICAL VSSO CIATION: Clinico-pathological meeting of Medical Unit I, P logy Lecture Theatre. Sepoy Lines, 8.15 p.m. TOC271 words
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Article, Illustration308 1960-10-04 9 Singapore's milliner Marcus compares with the best for beauty |j THAT HATS ARE NOT POPULAR HERE many women m Singapore wear hats, which is a great pity, especially since we lave our own milliner, who is just as talented as any m Europe. She is Mrs. Maureen Marcus, an attractive308 words
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Article83 1960-10-04 9 A PEARL RING WITH A DIFFERENCE IF you are looking for a 1 pearl ring with an uni setting, then the you should go to is Japan House m Middle Road. They have a wide selection of cultured pearl jewellery by Fiiruya. which are exquisitely designed and set. A beautiful83 words
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Article41 1960-10-04 9 Max Factor's unique way of packing its three ranges of perfumes Electrique. Hypnotique and Primitif— makes them ideal gifts. trique is packed with a toy pink elephant, Hypnotique m a lion, and PriIf with a tiger.41 words
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206 1960-10-04 9 CONTEST WINNER MRS. OLIVEIRO SHOWS THE WAY TO PREPARE 'KAPITING BAWAL' MRS. Clara Oliveiro. of 27 Jedburgh Gardens, Singapore 15, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 39 for her "Kapiting Bawal" or "crab meat m shell" dish. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10. INGREDIENTS Eight206 words
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Article, Illustration179 1960-10-04 9 A fashion parade on 'the loveliest night of the year' THE word is "international" when it tomes to describing Mrs. Arthur Wards siant buffet dinner which she is orsanisinu m aid of the Cheshire Home tomorrow at her lovely home m Garlick \\enue. Chairman of the Homes appeal committee. Mrs.179 words
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70 1960-10-04 9 INTRODUCING MR. ROBOT OF THE KITCHEN THE robot has invaded the kitchen. I don't mean the types you read m science riction stories. What I'm talking about is a little gadget by Diogenes which does a hundred and one cutting jobs lor you m the kitchen. It slices thick and70 words
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Article34 1960-10-04 9 Pure silk, gorgeously cm-bo-.sed with a floral pattern from Shanghai is now obtainable at Peking's m North Bridge Road. Wide selection of col- r turquoise, sea green, beige. orange, and blue.34 words
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Advertisement184 1960-10-04 9 I no hard measure ir; i measure I kinds of drinks, it tits iJrs >»urc OH the ■i hfllous fj\ th*' I reni WhiteLongline\ s bra y-^-O AJ I? Wo nff (v D ULARISINC Month idrawn before end oi\ 1 jvSSl^* SOld out. irom Ist Novc- light lotex on the184 words
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Advertisement260 1960-10-04 9 Now m the fabulous GOLDEN VANITY costs so little m 1 Airspun— blended togir* you lijlht. transparent. flowcrlike beauty. Klamourously smooth and natural— is no* m.■ poMaB A metal case. There's the .-hade for every <.(»n^pi« > n. l^S^ "^^jH H". Coty Cream Powder t ttt/tttk cannot dry. <-r i260 words
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Advertisement184 1960-10-04 10 Fill your home with MUSK LATEST RELEASI V MrC^UMBrS Available at:— PARAMOUNT CO. He*d Oftice: 6, Tionq Sahru Rood, S.r^opore, 3. Tel: *****. Branch OHtce: 174. Batu Rood. Kuala Lumpur. Tel: ***** Save your SS S S because we import direct and sell direct that makes everything cheaper. Watches, Comeras,184 words
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Advertisement244 1960-10-04 10 Clothes f* Look Better /j//i|j Kirn Clothes Last jL.7« Longer with Expert Dry Cleaning Care W ASIIIM. I O\ DRY CLEA- CO. 412-414 Orchard Rd., Spore. Tel: ***** STOP! LOOK! A\r y| j^. J electric stortcr. '1 he iv 11 range of N S U scooters now available to you244 words
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Advertisement434 1960-10-04 10 SAFEGUARD YOUR PURCHASES Shop where you a.c ti ONE FULL YEAR'S guarantee on all purchases, A wide raage is available -jf all makes oi watches, tape recoiders, cine- cameras, projectors ana nans!--lor radios. Sec them at CHONC't WAH. 97. North Bridge Road; or phone 20' _l CARPETS A KKiS GALORE:434 words
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Advertisement413 1960-10-04 10 CRAFTS. 79. North Bridge Road, phone *****. 4 SAVE ON TRANSPORT Buy an NSU Prima Scooter which is equipped with electric starter. For only a low deposit and the balance at S5O.- monthly, you can save on your daily transport. From HUP TECK TRADING CO.. 36G. Prinsep Street, phone *****.413 words
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Advertisement312 1960-10-04 10 i MURK BARGAINS... Colt socks, pillowcases. lauie.-> leame. 1 slippers and ralncoaia ai 500 pcs. remnant matei lain 2-4 yards at SI 90 a piece. C cheaply at CATHAY Sli X .STORE. 38/39 Bi.s 8.. Road, phone 'J5345 1 REOOBOB I <>l II I rORS snouic increase litelr coUectioii Horn312 words
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Advertisement164 1960-10-04 10 From only $2.50 SPECIAL DEEPAVALI REDUCTIG' 411 Vorictics O* Sports Shirts Ploin, Foncy Design Assorted Colours OME LARLY 1 GET THE BEST 1 IMALAYA TRADING COMPANY 3, SELEGIE RD, SPORE 7 ***** <oLWV!ANV •WWII X" Equipped with the natclilt>> swin-inji aurm m the tront lork. NO WOBBLING AT MAX. SPEED164 words
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Advertisement180 1960-10-04 10 For Your P/ eOiq H Listening f 1 •LOOK FOR t si I sang by GARfy "AFRAID Cf I REGENT TRAO M 37, Upper Pk j BARGAIN GALDfI SINGU HLLOWC/SO SLIPPI 9C NOW CATHAY SILK SToI CAKPI i| INDIAN UOOLIJ t lf«' I rtt Sin I, i I BOCK BOTTOM180 words
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Article88 1960-10-04 11 KALLAXG. Toes. Tonipht the Singapore Civil Service I uiminton chamhips continue with anr nino ti,>s m the men's n slngh Two early favourites Chee ■m Wah (Social Well st Kendall Di.i/, (Rural d) and Siow Watt Soon (Prison Department* against Hamxah bin Jaffar (Ministry Finance) will88 words
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Article, Illustration368 1960-10-04 11 SCC Invitation XV leave the Foresters behind in 1 9-0 win SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. Invitation proved too tfood for Sherwood Foresters m their rugger match on the padang yesterday. They beat them by 19 points (2 goals, 2 tries, 1 penalty) to nil. rhe Invitation team, with ;ui all-Asians back368 words
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Article, Illustration86 1960-10-04 11 linal day Oct 2 Cl Z, Div. 5— K. Won by: 1!. Time: lniin. l:i t .1 (1. 2, Div. 4— (iF. Won by: 1 i. 3*. Time: lmin. 13 (1. I Div, 3— 6 F. Won by |J, I}, hcl. Time: ln-in. 14 1 >86 words
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9 1960-10-04 11 EWTON CARNIVAL IS BEST OF SCHOOLS DISTRICT SWIM SERIES9 words
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117 1960-10-04 11 THE CEYLONESE SET OUT TO HUNT SHA DIVISION ONE LEAGUE TITLE BALESTIER, Tuesday. i I I o\ Sports Club trounced R.A.F. Seletar by goals to nil m the Division 1 league hockey ..Mil here yesterday. d throe of the The last was Jtiful flick which beat ilkeeper Hastie tt his117 words
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18 1960-10-04 11 Vellupillai stars for Police against Tengah illupili former Singa!..r P©li< RAI Ten yah 'i division I enj rsterdaj18 words
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155 1960-10-04 11 EXCITED ALIYUSI HITS BALL INTO OWN GOAL BRAS BASAH, Tue>. A mistake oy Combined Schools' right fullback Aliyusi m the 29th minute of the first j half helped Kveready to win by one goal to nil m their Div. 3 hockey match here yesterday. iad their chances md Thomas Gol>155 words
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215 1960-10-04 11 THREE TREBLES AT THE S.J.I. SWIMMING MEET KATONG. Tv( Three boys scored trebles m the first swimming meet organised by the Aquatic Group oi St. Joseph's Institution at the Chinese Swimming Club. The meet was only lor novices. Yip Kok Chung took three firsts m the 'A' division. Bernard Chan215 words
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166 1960-10-04 11 Singapore's first night navigation and time trial for Vespa riders npANGLIN, Tues, About I 4.*) members of (he Vespa Club took part m a 31 -milt "Niuht Navigation and Time Trial" on Saturday night. It was (he first of its kind Üb«» held m Singapore and Malaya, and 'v held166 words
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150 1960-10-04 11 THE CITY TRIUMPH AFTER A STRUGGLE 11TOODSVILLE, lues.— City if District just man to cdue Pasir Panjang i»i^ triet m their inter-district secondary schools ruggec league matches yesterday. City District won by three points (try* to nil. The star ol th< match was Fung Teck. I nd the only >i150 words
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Advertisement103 1960-10-04 11 ETANT ANNOUNCEMENT TO SMOKERS COLD CIRCLE American Blend CICARETTES NOW AT 55 CENTS FOR 20. This BIC price CUT has been made possible by your continued support, increasing demand and efficient production and distribution resulting m considerable saving m costs. This benefits are being passed on to you at once.103 words
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158 1960-10-04 12 ALLAN LEWIS - ALLAN LEWIS GOOFY, OLD TUNE IN SMART TRIAL By KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday QXLY locally trained horses were out for fast work here this morning. The best of these were Goofy and Old Tune, who ran three m 38 1 5 m the centre of158 words
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Article26 1960-10-04 12 Another goalie carried off j a pore Putra lALAN BESAR, Til Put: ngan Band unluc >n m t: <it. Th To the rescue Centred Put 126 words
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Article, Illustration96 1960-10-04 12 FANS TOLD: DON'T FIRE CRACKERS AT SBHFA FINAL lALAN BESAR. final ol 'no Singapore Bum Football knockbetween MaSime will be played Besar sta- Ad n is (vcv but advised r.ot to The Mai Air. Shell Spoils Club the final while tarby Sports Club beat Traction C 3-1. Tr >able line-up96 words
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Article20 1960-10-04 12 DURBAN. bold t commi :ricI m out immon--86 runs Final >mmonM Gl( TO. Mc- ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Article, Illustration403 1960-10-04 12 JEFFREY JAMES - The DAILY DOSES JEFFREY JAMES by Elizabeth times will after she has gone r r II AX X S to 'flying' schoolgirl Elizabeth Cheesewright Singapore captured a measure of glory at the Federation of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union championships at Penang on Saturday. Lizzie did more than just bring m403 words
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70 1960-10-04 12 8-1 WIN PUTS INDONESIA IN SEMI-FINAL Dacca. Tut >. Indonesia beat the Pakistani side Al-Kilal 8-1 to enter the semi-final oi the Aga Khan Gold Cup soccer tournament. Indonesia led 3-1 at hail time. Inside-lefi Noor Salam, outside-left Kurnia, outsideright Mannan and inside right Swardy each scored two goals for70 words
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Article86 1960-10-04 12 LONDON. Tues. Results ol last night's soccer matches were: Football League Cvp first round: Middlesborough 3 Cardill City 4. League Three: Hull City 3 Notts County 1. Port Vale 3 I Brentford 2. Queen's Park Rangers 5 Reading 2. SouthI end United 6 Watford 1. Walsall 386 words
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Article162 1960-10-04 12 RIVER VALLEY. Tues. Fraser and Neave Spons Club beat Sports Club by live ma iur m .i vet urn table tenuls ;f the F and N sports; pavilion here over ihe weekend. When the two teams met earltei this yei a beat ser and162 words
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113 1960-10-04 12 Lazaroo stars in goal for the Wireless team BALESTIER, Tuts.— V.M.C V beat Cable and Wireless' 3-0 m their division 4 league hockey match here yesterday. It was One goalkeeping by Cable and Wireless' E. La/aroo which kepi, the score down lor the Cabiemen. Aftei- a goalless first half, O.113 words
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Article58 1960-10-04 12 SOCCER: Dn. r Chines*; Amlt'iic v Marine Department a; Jalau Besar Stadium 5.15 p.m. Junior Cup: Gymknana s.C v Bintan Bulan^ at Geylang I dium 5.15 pm. RUGBY: St. Andrew.- Olci Bov.s v Sarawak Rangers at Wood.sville 5 15 p.m. HOCKEY: Div. 1: Combinea I Schools v SC.C.58 words
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464 1960-10-04 12 Teng Keng pots steadily to win junior billiards SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The lour ball billiards Junior champion of Singapore for 1960 is Ong Teng Keng of the Chinese Swimming Club. In the finals organised by the Singapore Billiards A ciation at the Great World last night he beat Victor Letof464 words
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61 1960-10-04 12 MANY CHANCES, FEW GOALS IN JUNIOR CUP Bandan Ke*eniaii 2 Sukarami ".V 1 JALAN BESAR, Tui.v—Bandan Kesenian were 1 and fitter, but lacked a crack forward to get goals. Tin v had many chances. Sukarami had no say In this game and were luck-, hold their opponents to a one61 words
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Advertisement114 1960-10-04 12 III■■I•I 1 1 I I H G I ZEPHYR AMIR'S CARPETS 55, Stamford Road, Singapore-6. NOW OPENED FOR BUSINESS Telephone: ***** I B^ c itimyoMMrsvrmTmiw 1i A SMALL AD. WILL HELP THAT V^X^M^ JL. SOMEONE AND MAKE CASH FOR YOU! tZjt^jlL^ TIMES HOUSE. RIVER VAwLtTV ROAD. SINGAPORE 9 TEL. 2800114 words
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