The Singapore Free Press, 31 October 1960
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Title Section22 1960-10-31 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST REAP The SINGAPORE Free Press N. ***** MONDAY, OCTOBER, 31, 1960. 13 CENTS.22 words
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Article237 1960-10-31 1 Now militiamen are mobilised after Castro tells the nation that an attack by the U.S. is 'imminent' k counter-revolution paid by 'gold of ffankee imperialism' ENEMY WILL BE DESTROYED ...NO REVOLUTION HAS EVER BEEN DEFEATED* HAVANA, Monday [MIOI SANDS Of militiamen were mobilised m Havana todayReuter - 237 words
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Article, Illustration14 1960-10-31 1 NEW BID AT U.N. TO DISCUSS CHARGES OF AGGRESSION AGAINST U.S. I I 114 words
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183 1960-10-31 1 Mob violence -and the long arm of China Communists WASHINGTON, Monday. JMIK Communist Party of China \\;is licensed m ;i Senate staff study published yesterday ul having given valuable assistance lo CoriT* mist parties m Japan and Latin America which have organised mob violence. The study by the Senate Internal183 words
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Article, Illustration110 1960-10-31 1 TENGKU IS LUNCH GUEST OF ASIA FOUNDATION SAN T FRANCISCO, Mon.— Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman of Malaya was scheduled to lunch a guest of the Asia Foundation yesterday, the fir>t full daj/ of his long weekend here. Following the Lunch at the home of Mr. Brayton Wilbur, chairman of110 words
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Article, Illustration251 1960-10-31 1 THE MALE LINE Slammed the Queen, Gina and Dors ROME. Mon. Queen Elizabeth and film stars Gina Lollobrigida, Diana Dors and Martine Carol are criticised In an article attacking current fashion trends m an Italian review for Catholic priests. Father Reginaldo Frascisco, a Dominican, heads one section of his article251 words
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Article, Illustration159 1960-10-31 1 $500 WINNER SPENT HIS LEAVE WORKING ON PUZZLES SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. An insurance company typist, Yir. Tan Chens Thye, :;:i. spent his fortniiilit's leavr working on word puzzles and won the $590 ori/e m the I ree Press Word Puzzle XX. Mr. Tan. a bachelor livinu m Eng Hoon Street,159 words
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151 1960-10-31 1 Security drill at dawn catches early risers by surprise SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— Office workers and school children were jolted early this morning to find "stern faced" troops m jungle green and armed policemen manning barricades at crossroads m the western part of the island. H a,vy military trucks Laden with151 words
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Article15 1960-10-31 1 W YORK. Xfou.— P elevi Kenned President Nixon h lien through.15 words
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Article21 1960-10-31 1 lON DON. Moil- Q denka of Greece, Crown Pi me, and Princess Sofia are on a p. I21 words
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76 1960-10-31 1 BOY OF NINE IS FOUND HANGED AFTER GALLOWS SCENE ON TV r ONDON. Mon. A nine- year-old boy was found hanging at his home at Workington, Northern England, soon after seeing a hanging scene m a television Western. The boy. John Rober. his 12-year-old watching a scene In the BBC's76 words
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Advertisement30 1960-10-31 1 fFDF Pf-ALL NEW Pv^HICK iAZOR NO MORE CUTS BECAUSE OF A LOOSE BLADE at exect c can't loosen I^A r OE CORNERS SHIELDED IN SLIM STREAMLINED HEAD ccted. Other razors30 words
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Advertisement39 1960-10-31 1 FOORMAN'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC (Vienna Conservaio> r e of Music) tnroimerm occtptta <««ly «ty#«iiti Piono, Mormony. Piano-accertfian, Vrthn. Guitar. Aural i—t r»««»««t; rh««ry 4^< fwuvtc, Pt«»o-Jaii P^ "i V^W S««oph«««. Cl«r«- Tombolinl Actor 21-A Peno«9 L«n«. $>«f«-» T«l: 3473*39 words
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332 1960-10-31 2 PAYA LEBAR. Mon |> Li^BAK. by it'ii ;.ci 4hU DC cruises at a speed of per hour i Ititu ol 35 j.A.L. man told that with of be- m.u r taken to brii lets closer to Singapore. He added332 words
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72 1960-10-31 2 Five regional directors to supervise U.S. Development Loan Fund WASHINGTON, Monday. T II; i velopmcnl lavju Kuncl < DLF) n noil need n major ix a cM'f(anisatioii ion <»! li ml directorates Ih ision of lending operations m N tilth Asia, Africa, Lilin He Kast. \i en run i ips72 words
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Article93 1960-10-31 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board ufianrs or expected today an-: Straat Ball I 12. Dolprett 4 5. Yewbank 6A, i Mara (i 7 Tjinegara c 9. Kinko Mum 10 11. Autolycus 13/14, Ferndale 15 16. Glenearn 18. Tohoro 19. Selangor N. Wall 1. East Sea93 words
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37 1960-10-31 2 LONDON: British European Aha ays fleet of seven Comet 4-B jei airliners was back m service yesterday after being grounded for a check up following the snaDDinu of the nose37 words
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Article121 1960-10-31 2 Finance, shipping and aviation OPEN MARKETS TO OUR GOODS, I U.S. TELLS EIGHT STATES IIfASHINGTON. Mon. The United States is to ask eight nations to open their markets to increase imports of American uoods. The State Department said talks would take place during the 17th session oi the General Agreement121 words
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43 1960-10-31 2 -\n I i;\N( i-( O: i P" d by .1 over grain had uashed into i the ho hatch, liir tlie Tlu- On Emblem Vancouver. 8.C., on Oct. IT coast guard pi un the ship's distr< Sun<43 words
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129 1960-10-31 2 RAIPUR. "Central India >. Mon, India's Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, said here yesterday that only the State could bring the industrial revolution to India. Private enterprise was obsessed with securing quirk dividends and lacked the capacity and mental approach to undertake the industrialisation of129 words
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Article317 1960-10-31 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle price*. SING! INDUSTRIAL Alex. to. (N) 30 Ice 11.00 BOUSTEAD .8 i 8.8. Petrel B.M. Trustees Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. Ordb. 4 Federal Dispensary 1 :o FilzDatricKs 1.*9 Neave Pref. *4.15 Ords. 1.991.2 1.99 G.E. Lile \l j317 words
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Article17 1960-10-31 2 LONDON The B: Bur that d Kingdom refined tii mparrd wil 3 dun: AFDASHBV.17 words
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Article393 1960-10-31 2 New Indian industry to be set up with Japanese aid TOKYO: India's vital fishing industry will .-oon get a big boost with the establishment ol a M 51.500,000 joint InciianJapanese fishing net and twine Industry near Bombay. Dr. B.V. Mehta. managta it*cior oi Anaiid CaiUUilg 1 try Co.. Ltd..393 words
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58 1960-10-31 2 German bid to have barques as cargo carriers SINGAPORI RAILING SHIPS ma> retur. shipping laius if an i\p, man engineers i> succi skipper Alan illiers. lor. Captain illierv, who grant ship May How or from York m 1957, said (iirman experimenting on a five-masi ship designed to earn 11 .158 words
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207 1960-10-31 2 Japan's plea to Gatt: End escape clause' GENEVA, Mon. Member nations of the General Vgreement °n Tariff and Trade (Gatt) will again discuss the application of Article 35 to Japan at their 17th session starting here today. This artice Is an "escape use*' m the Gatt treaty which enable.- a207 words
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45 1960-10-31 2 LONDON: 1 h explod sh Admiralty reported yes>red ab Tlv Admiralty said .<et iam on the tanker is br tamed to avoid further lire, and the landing cr.trt HJd.S. Bastion and Rede: I With out 10 c;.45 words
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14 1960-10-31 2 Strikes bring British car factories to standstill BIRMINGHA pla 'No 1 to overtime bui14 words
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Advertisement148 1960-10-31 2 N.Y.K.LINE S Nil n 31 oci 13 55 No* IS No» II 13 NO* M lb No* 17 IS Nov TO 22 No* 23 24 No* 30 Nov 2 Dec 21 29 Nov 25 27 Nov 9 20 Nov 17 II NOV ?i No* ii KeDe. i THE BORNEO COMPANY148 words
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Advertisement19 1960-10-31 2 BARBER LIN t Fr«m USA tAST COAST POPTS Nfl PAX* 1 AND HON. TURANDOT In Part FERN-VILLE FAR EAST19 words
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Article324 1960-10-31 3 LYDIA AROOZOO - LYDIA AROOZOO Firms, clubs meet to discuss ways to attract tourists TWELVE COMMITTEES WILL LOOK AFTER NEEDS OF ALL PEOPLE WHO COME TO STATE I SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. gEVERAL suggestions were put forward by representatives of private commercial and cultural bodies for the Government's programme324 words
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Article, Illustration120 1960-10-31 3 PRETTY AILSA, 22, FULFILLS HER CHILDHOOD AMBITION TANJONG PAGAR, Mon. Pretty Ailsa McQueen, whose ambition since childhood has been "to visit the Orient,' visited Singapore this week m the P. and O. liner Chusan. A school teacher from Yorkshire, Ailsa, Tl, hopes to teach m Hong Kong for six months120 words
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13 1960-10-31 3 MERCHANTS ASK MALAYAN GOVT. TO LIFT BAN ON UNKNOWN TEXTILES Memorandum bower scheme13 words
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232 1960-10-31 3 CONRAD CHIEW - CONRAD CHIEW Hitch-hikers By SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Singapore is the cleanest and most advanced ci t y in South-East Asia and a paradise for hitchhikers, the International Conference of Hobos declared m Bangkok recently. Two delegates who attended the conference, Jeffrey Hardman.232 words
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145 1960-10-31 3 Social distinction still practised today, says varsity lecturer SINGAPORE CITY, Moncluy. rill old piuctice <>t classifying people ink his strut;] <>t society is still prevalent i ;i dilTerenl scale. oy Air N talk on sc Political Thouuht m at the Cultural i the mobility. The rility into an upper -lble,145 words
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Article, Illustration9 1960-10-31 3 JEFFREY LEFT' AND BRIAN PITCI TENT AT CYMA GROUNDS9 words
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139 1960-10-31 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Singapore Teachers" National Congress appeals to all teachers to help swell the membership ol the congress to serve the teaching profession. Making the appeal m its journal. The Teacher, the congress asks: "Do you wish lor a united teaching profession139 words
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Advertisement64 1960-10-31 3 ...spending just a few I rj -^%W^' 4 /m moments testing your fill T M W^M P^^L jj 3 1 m n d then suddenly MB l^Jm ■I 'IMHHMti m i- In*, 'i i i'i.l,l. A SSr TEREOGRAM voun No* *m the world of i all the nf colourful sounds64 words
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181 1960-10-31 4 U.N. troops arrest British leader of breakaway diamond state tribesmen LEOPOLDVILLE. Mon U| tr< I South I c V safety, he added. Liberian soldiers of the had warned Captain lit hi* men and aian reconnaisance ..ith light armhad been sent n the tflKnye said four soldiers had been ambushed andReuter - 181 words
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142 1960-10-31 4 L the risible iind independent wspaper comted It iim»'ci a' providstra bit of pay and >rmal civil ser;he>e countrie> essary to en- Mire the recruitment of abl^ men from outside. It wa^ a pity that the scheme assumed a steady diminutionReuter - 142 words
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256 1960-10-31 4 Do not send a Catholic to the White House-warning by Protestant Ministers WASHINGTON. Monday a0 M E Protestant ministers observed "Reformation Sunday" by warning against election of a Roman Catholic President. Others preached sermons against bigotry. Many conducted their usual Sunday worship services with no reference to the religious issue256 words
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269 1960-10-31 4 I THE WORLD AT NOON ACCRA. Monday. CONTRACTORS from different parts of the world will this week visit the site of the proposed Volta River Dam and power house before submitting tenders for the construction of this giant project269 words
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169 1960-10-31 4 'PAPUANS WANT US TO STAY' SAYS A DUTCH MINISTER AFTER TOUR AMSTERDAM, Mon. Dutch Home Affairs Minister. Mr. Edzo H. Toxopeus, who is also m charge of New Guinea affairs arrived back here last night by air from a tour of Dutch New Guinea and a courtesy visit to Australia.169 words
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Article20 1960-10-31 4 ..is 73 today. Throughout Formosa birthday dinners featured a special type of Chinese noodles, a symbol of longevity20 words
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Article40 1960-10-31 4 1 7 miners trapped TOKYO. Mon. Gantrs workmen last r.ight dv« throußi. mud slush and debris vi a attempt to save 17 coalm tr.pped when a pas explOMo: at the Ponki colliery of th^ Meili Mine m Hokkaido, Northern Japan.40 words
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Article39 1960-10-31 4 NEW YORK. Mon.— Senator J,,t Kfii J mocratic presidential candid. i he was elected President hv fel( i progress on nuclear test ban i go to a new summit me«>tir. interviewed on 'Face the Nat programme.39 words
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Advertisement234 1960-10-31 4 Only with QANTAS N v L can you fly mhH tf^H 1 1/ r 1 s li mm W iky V W V^^ RrM^j and MN FR4NC/SCO A^&U Vfv^^llSSl (3 Eastabout or westabout, there is no MS jP%Ya*l better way around the world than by fl X PpSLw^hl Qantas 707234 words
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Article, Illustration674 1960-10-31 5 PERCY HOSKINS - The man who could fix you up with a peerage— for a large price PERCY HOSKINS By CONTINUING THE UNTOLD, ASTONISHING MYSTERY 0F... sior} at the time of the I \\a> that of the caustore proprietor who, it was 1 a peerage hy Maundy r a cheque for £50,000. I674 words
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Article99 1960-10-31 5 JUST FANCY THAT NEWCASTLE ON TYNE (England). Mon. -A 22-year-old seaman and his wife have offered to swap their 13-month-old son for a house. James Brunton and his wife Anne, who have been married for four years, have been living with Anne's mother in her Council-owned house here. But Anne'sReuter - 99 words
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Article37 1960-10-31 5 LEOPOLDVILLE. Mon.—American jazz 'ambassador'" Louis (Satchmo> Armstrong arrived here on his State Department--sponsoreri tour and "xa--greeted by the throb ol lungle drums and cheering Congolese wearing white clay, monkey skins and feathered head-dresses.37 words
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Article32 1960-10-31 5 PHILADELPHIA. Mon.-Pre^i-dent Eisenhower described Vice-President Richard Nixon as 'the best qualified man" to be the next president of the United States as he had "character, ability, responsibility and experience."32 words
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Advertisement11 1960-10-31 5 J FROM EUROPE OING D Platinum -EIIERY ED »l DESIGNS II11 words
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Advertisement159 1960-10-31 5 JIT y* Jk f* |^t A J m ij^ Lm rfO y^^ BLOW^LAMP IOAWPING GAZ I All three appliance <• gab cartridge^. Their car:of bottled gas, arc an indepen rr.obilc source of ii you hect ond light at will. All three applies a gas cigarette lighter. A match turn on159 words
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Miscellaneous133 1960-10-31 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice dc Fred Dickenson "X^r^^L^P^^ BUT BEFORE DYING, HE Y\\ THE TEMPEeATU*?E ,'N SAN6KOK? JBne^\ JP^ M, HANDS MYSTERIOUS W>^-\ OH, YES -7 1\2 PEGREES. 'jv'TVP MFM U S^K-i^S^'* PAPERS TO RIP KIRBY. h^T y )fT\ VE«Y WARM FOR VTi lANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil133 words
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Article288 1960-10-31 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Press control: How the Reds do it OX)DAY a Nigerian student Chukwuemeka Okonkwo pierc the iron curtain to give a few glimpses of campus life at the Uni- of Moscow. Okonkwo, for three an undergrain the Soviet ital, complains bitterly of a regimented iety where own scussion288 words
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Article, Illustration1401 1960-10-31 6 Singapore must industrialise, says Dr. Goh SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Finance Minister tells the Trades Union Congress: Tkis is only solution to the jobless problem JJERE is the full text of the memorandum from the Minister for Finance, Goh Keng Swee, for consideration of the Singapore Trades In ion Congress on1,401 words
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Article453 1960-10-31 6 IAXI PROBLEM: SOME SUGGESTIONS 0 Perhaps nowhere else m the world is there a situation so unique as that of taxi drivers competing with bus companies for fares and with a fair measure of success at that! The fact that these men ore represented453 words
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Advertisement48 1960-10-31 6 Are You Suffering From DANDRUFF??? ITCHY SCALP??? HI FALLING HAIR??? I^CSVI If so. don't 53££*|| a i DANDRIC I D E Today! Costing only 20 ctt. o nniC, America's scientific discovery is tost, cosy to use and extremely effective! Available from all Drug Stores. Hairdressers or Cosmetic Counters.48 words
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Advertisement47 1960-10-31 6 iiilili LET AME J mS EXPRESS HAH ill ARRANGEKEII irii I AM€« x A respected nome m I and travel service I than 108 years writfi offices throughout WORLD-WIDE TRAVEL ARRA^C AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELLE THE AMERICAN EXPRESS CO j American International Bu> 6th floor Robinson Road, Smgap47 words
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94 1960-10-31 7 NOW SINGAPORE BALLET HAS GROWN TO ITS FULL STATURE Mr. which Theatre on goes audience d by prov- Grand n at tho soon i d audi:ul off i Lnus' most I Helen Lion c .re. As tense r de la Peur" of Fear" i easily werfully dramaevening. Hitchcock d brilliantly94 words
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791 1960-10-31 7 IAN MOK- AI - IAN MOK-AI World demand for local fruit is great By Singapore City, Monday THE SINGAPORE Government has declared mviction that there real demand for Malayan pineapple and Future policy on this lillion industry will Foster this demand improve quality to upele.791 words
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Article14 1960-10-31 7 \PORE. CITY. Mon. Siak Kew, has been member of the Board.14 words
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148 1960-10-31 7 SINGAPORE'S NEED: MANAGEMENT TRAINING FACILITIES SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— While Singapore has abundant opportunities for -des training, it lacks visory and manage- ..ihing. said Mr. J. Lean, Industrial Train- Officer of the Standard I tcuum Oil Company. on •"The importance of industrial ..rang to Singapore" at Rotary Club, Mr. McLean said:148 words
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Article37 1960-10-31 7 SINGAPORE. CITY. Mon.— Three new organisations m Singapore have been registered under the Societies Ordinance. They are: the Singapore Softball Association, the Singapore Film and Drama In- stltute. ajid the Singapore Nurses' Christian Fellowship.37 words
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Article43 1960-10-31 7 SINGAPORE. CITY, Mon Miss Natalie Hinderas, the well-known American concert; pianist who is touring the I Far East, will give a pianoi forte recital to members of the Singapore Indian Asso- ciation at their auditorium on Nov. 5 at 5.30 p.m.43 words
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Article, Illustration47 1960-10-31 7 Wedding and a fine picture for album Mr. Lin Heng Hai and Miss Sett Ok Bee after their (redding m Singapore. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Hee Keng. and the bride the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sect Chong Chan.47 words
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167 1960-10-31 7 Synthetic causes drop in Singapore's troca shells trade SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. INCREASING use ol' synthetic lias caused a sharp decline m Singapore's trade m troca shells for the manufacture of buttons. These shells, imported mainly from Indonesia, are cleaned and sorted out locally for re-export to Europe I and Britain.167 words
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92 1960-10-31 7 CLASSES IN FOLK DANCING FOR TEACHERS BEGIN TODAY KALLANG, Mon. The National Recreation Centre will be having two sessions daily m folk dancing for teachers beginning from today to Nov. 17. It is being organised for all teachers m the four streams of schools. The morning session for afternoon teachers92 words
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Article27 1960-10-31 7 SINGAPORE, CITY, Mon. The Health Minister, Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, has appointed Dr. Gwee Ah Leng as secretary of the Midwives Board, according to a Government27 words
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Article39 1960-10-31 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Mon.— Two societies m Singapore have changed their names. They are: Commercial Art Institute, which is now known as Singapore Commercial Art Society, and Nanyang Liao-Sin Association, whose new name is Nanyang Leow-Sih Association.39 words
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Advertisement322 1960-10-31 7 PURE ALPINE AIR m the office, Six* 7'," x 10»i" x 3J 4 The CYSLINC Swiss aircleaner will do away with stagnated, must air m your airconditioned office or bedroom! This amazing small apparatus produces MX or "atom»« oxygen". In nature, ozone is to be found at high altitude, m322 words
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Miscellaneous26 1960-10-31 7 UTSF$ By Gog I PJNNX YOU ALWAYS I START OBJECTING TO j I THE SEX ANO VIOLENCE V AN HOUR BEFORE J AA bbbV S*~-" f26 words
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Article, Illustration1509 1960-10-31 8 BUT HE SETS A POSER FOR PROFESSOR TREGONNING AND THE UNDERGRADUATES THE SINGAPORE SCENE BBBaaaaMaBBaBBBBBBBBBaBaBM SEMBAWANG, Monday. $RI NADES PANDARAM, high priest of the Maha Mariamman Temple m Mandai village, has cleared the mystery of the three idols recently found on the shores off Sembawang.1,509 words
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Article143 1960-10-31 8 SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Performance at Espalanace 7.30 10 8.30 p.m. SINGAPORE BALLET: Fifth season at Victoria fhtatre 6 pm SING VPORF POLYTECHNIC ARCHITECTUR \I. SOCIETY: Exhibition of de>;~ t tonal Thea: Polytechnic 9 a.m. tc 8.30 p.m. SINGAPORE PHOTOGRAPHIC society: Joint exhibition by Peng Seng -Wu and143 words
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Article, Illustration100 1960-10-31 8 You mustn't argue with us,* «ays the little Leader, still scowling at Rupert and Pong-Ping. You couldn't get on without us Well, who are you quavers Pong-Ping. Why, we're the Windmen," says the other. Have you ever thought what would happen if two hurricanes met head100 words
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Miscellaneous44 1960-10-31 8 BORN today, you have responding paragraph. Let akies (Mar. 21-Apr. 20)— tremendous reserves of your birthday star be your Personal matters call for full enthusiasm and energy daily guide. attention, a slow beginning that you will throw into tom^dd/mi indicates a sood and speedier44 words
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Article, Illustration273 1960-10-31 9 UNKNOWN PUZZLE 'KK': THE WINNING SOLUTION k|E JUDGES COMMENT YTJHFSDKLFJ i I.OORS iim> em repaired. LOODS the would PreI I 001 kk Uer wh lost hi> SHOI l th a SHOOTS SHOOTS XX PAINTERS stu- fir work eldom HUNTER, who s n k KKI-1 MC ki.ow quite the writing c273 words
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Article, Illustration111 1960-10-31 9 M.R.S. ARSCOTT - M.R .S. ARSCOTT KLJFSDLKFJS it m the so bonler of this garden has been a Penkind <»t Sunflower: .1 Susan. kfe sponges Sulphur <oc through this until d strong enough to L nt to the border .net rich but well v ayes of whit111 words
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282 1960-10-31 9 His past- a gigantic shadow of despair and fear -rilK GIGANTIC SHADOW by Julius Symons (Fontana $125). Discredited m front of a million viewers as an ex-convict. T.V. personality Bill Hunter is compelled to quit the network. Taking refuge m a seedy Pimlico hotel, he casts off his friends and282 words
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280 1960-10-31 9 You will learn to like Robbie-awkward, yet so real in life TIIK BACKWARD SEX by fan Cross (Andre Deutsch, 12s. (id.). The last days of adolescence for a boy are not the easiest to live through. Robbie, who lives m a small New Zealand town, is clever, good-looking and will280 words
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Article, Illustration919 1960-10-31 9 PETER FORSTER exposes HIS was the big idea SHE merely slaved to put this mammoth book together BRIEFLY RECOMMENDED Y ES but what about x Mr. Beeton? Take him, for a change, because he was every bit as fascinating a character as Mrs. 8., whose919 words
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Advertisement78 1960-10-31 9 PRODENT ***** JACKPOT COMPETITION NO 5 Ist. PRIZE NEW 1960 FORD ANCLIA 2nd PRIZE 52,000/- cash 3rd PRIZE 51,000/- cash "You sure wish to |otr. this GREAT PRODENT TOOTHPASTE Competition. Buy your tube of PRODENT to-day and at the mm same time ask tor the Competition Entry Closing Date 30th78 words
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Article, Illustration359 1960-10-31 10 EVELYN TOO - EVEL YN TOO STUDY THESE PACK W~ ALB m m r% V*fe*#0 rill arc our champions in the making girls and boys who swam to victory at the Singapoi "Hilary Schools Inter-District Carnival One daj some of them will swim for the State, others upon leaving school will359 words
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31 1960-10-31 10 Changi and Seletar airmen bid for SAFA league titles \LAN besar. Monday. 'PVv ided tomorrow a 1 Jali xandra FT. meeting :cl Singapore Telephom r division 3 title i S B31 words
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69 1960-10-31 10 THE BIG RUSH FOR TABLE TENNIS COACHING SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— An enthusiastic response has been received lor the ST I coaching course due to start at the National Recreation entre, Kallanjj on Nov. I."). Wi c to u<> on Oct. n 100 application; cc winch tO:' tenefii to each ill69 words
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Article32 1960-10-31 10 entry for the open >apore Swimming meet Xov.s is the Singapore I Storage Staff Social and Sports Club. They are putting a relay team m the men's style event.32 words
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Article, Illustration173 1960-10-31 10 (SINGAPORE CITY, .Won.— Go Kart racing has hit Singa pore b> storm. Not onl\ is the sport popular among the civilians, but also with the Services, and one of these servicemen is !(i-\ ear-old William Chalmers. Only a tew weeks ago, Bill173 words
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Article, Illustration119 1960-10-31 10 IALAN BESAR, Mon. Sin- gapore's leading soccer players are now under training for their coming trip to Hongkong. Ol the 20 players selected .tor training, Mike Sutton and Rahim Omar, have dropped out. Mike has said that he will not play as long as Rahim119 words
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94 1960-10-31 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Mur.. Twenty .seven old Ronald Lov^ will represent his club the Strength and Health, at the .senior Singapore, 1960 competition on Nov. 26 and L'T at the I World Park. Singapore. Though he competed previous similar cont< never won. hi94 words
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20 1960-10-31 10 JOHN James had a r J choice to be a20 words
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69 1960-10-31 10 JB DISTRICT HOCKEY ASSN. LIVES AGAIN JOHORE BAHRU, M Alter a lap^e of n. years, the Johore Bahl trlct Hockey A ived. and the vaxc been elected OIV for the year 19 1961. President (he A bin Ali Vice-Prrsident Jojiinder Singh Hon i l.ir\ Mr. B. W. Hon. Treasurer Committee69 words
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Article25 1960-10-31 10 SJINGAPOR." kW\ held at the 6. ludeci m will tx A te;t-; {director tion. viii All extr c< or ;i:25 words
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Article, Illustration90 1960-10-31 11 w^ (join:;: Soil i I |> v i ~y Won h\ i I^^^^^^ i Won h\ sh.hcL 3. Tine: imin. t7 15. Won h%: imr, I Time: Imin. 21 1 miles Won i)> B^se. Ti im m i n 11 2/5. W. Won b>: nose.90 words
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Article283 1960-10-31 11 T ark •ailed No Flu 1(1 puiM'd ond did at the last < ftptain I'll Dark Dutt. He t inr 1 1 RAN ON STRONGLY »JI PEKSONH hand\ to or with If iiri all the wax. inn in the straight t<» hold uist* b\ halt283 words
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Article, Illustration800 1960-10-31 11 HOW THEY RAN. By ALLAN LEWIS TUDOR HOUSE BEATEN BY THE DISTANCE AND GOING JJ I N A, a seven-year-old Australian mare by \eapolotan out of Airy Princess by Windbag won the 835,000 Singapore Gold Cup easily at Bukit Timah800 words
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Advertisement67 1960-10-31 11 TRAINER'S RECORD KEITH Daniels yesterday trained five of the first six winners, including Rina. This is a record for a trainer at Bukit Timah. Big deal THE OWNERS of Native Kingdom bought before yesterday's racing Downing Street, Welsh Star, Memo, Mr. Magoo. Kaboo. Gatot Kacha and newcomer Vevo. They will67 words
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Advertisement171 1960-10-31 11 There are ever so many AND DRASTIC REDUCTIONS WASSIAMULL'S VISIT US BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4 PLEASE kM YOURSELF W° J» fill _^^f A terylene) V SHIRTS Superbly finished end tastefully styled, these fine shirts are cut for utmost comfort and ease of wearing. In blue, brown,171 words
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300 1960-10-31 12 DIVERS BREAK RECORD FOR THE OPEN DIP gINGAPORETS divers have entered m force to make this year's entry a record. About double the number received m the past are m the Singapore Open Swimming Championships on Nov. 4 and 5 at the City Council's River Valley Road Swimming Pool. There300 words
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Article, Illustration111 1960-10-31 12 JEFFREY JAMES - JEFFREY JAMES by Peoples body is a godfather (or sport rill iation m sport it cannot be way the public to make Sinchampionships the 'awkes "big do' was Amal the PA r g 'intelU >jkl Mi M I I Bain, tin >>\n\ president. It the ik on111 words
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Article35 1960-10-31 12 President's Putter stays put rpiIOMSON Mom. c luh beat tMr Selanfior Goll Cm points t»» Iti p<uut- ie Presidents Puttt-r m thrir Inter-club matt li played at Sum- Road I Ml 1 r.u!!- I til35 words
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274 1960-10-31 12 SEBASTIAN RASOO - Dissenting umpires and fighting players mar SHA carnival SEBASTIAN RASOO by Nee Soon. Monday 4:;( i players representing sixty-tour teams ed a total of 215 games m an all-day SinHockey Association's annual six-a-side at Nee Soon. Khalsa Asociatii "A" team won the Paramsothy Memorial Cup by beating the vourites, C274 words
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Article62 1960-10-31 12 S 'pore Indians were too good Singapore Indians Johore Indians J. Ih- .d a outU m a match Jalan Besar Sta- had rec( m opponents, i) ex- the lot .i i Duttu. earn the Johore ;ot much support ids. >Ie Indians: Osmun AnM Das Mohammed yam. Nathan, Oiuun. Lynch. lolmre62 words
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Article68 1960-10-31 12 ROME. Mun. -Archie Moore, world lightheavyweight boxing champion, was beaten on points by Italy's Giulio Rinaldi over ten rounds m nontitle fight. Rinaldi, giving away S l^ lb. and 20 years Moore's junior. an his offensive m the third round. Although Moore was more sophisticated than the68 words
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Article35 1960-10-31 12 BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. id hall rally by the Singapore Union just tailed when they went down 3-1 to a tenside m the s.H.A. 2 line played at Monk't. -round on Satur35 words
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Article39 1960-10-31 12 NJONG PAGAR. Mon. Gan Eng Seng School ix)\s 2-1 m a friendly j hockey match played at Anaon yesterday. c. K. Lim (2) scored tor the tea-j chers while Satwant Singh netied j lor the boys.39 words
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115 1960-10-31 12 Retrievers and Saints win softball divisions SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Cable and Wireless Retrievers created quite an upset when they beat the more fancied Crusadtr.s 7-0 to win the M C" Division Soltball Championship m a match which had no lack ol thrills. Saints beat Goodyear Diamonds 5-3 to win the115 words
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Article666 1960-10-31 12 THEY'RE IN THE BIG SWIM EVENT NO. l 100 MS. I KKESTVLF— MEN Heat No. 1: I. Puan Tcik Chon-, 2. Eric Yeo, 3. Ns Toong Seny 4. Francis E. Pereira, 5. Philip R. Pereira, 6. D.P. Gomes. Heat No. 2: 1. Charles E. Desker. 2. Noel B. Pereira, 3.666 words
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Article, Illustration161 1960-10-31 12 KATONG, Monday. A BIG crowd turned up to watch a line all-round display of rippling muscles at the annual Strength and Health Club championship at Onan Road on Saturday, and none was disappointed. Husky Tan Kock Tin was the 1 most161 words
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Article33 1960-10-31 12 Russia and U.S. neck and neck BERLIN. Mon. Team po.^itlons aftei the ihird rounrt of the World Chess Olympics final: Russia 8 <one game adjourned*. United States 8! (one game adjourned Yugo- i33 words
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