The Singapore Free Press, 1 November 1960
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Title Section23 1960-11-01 1 To KE EP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1960. 15 CENTS.23 words
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Article, Illustration98 1960-11-01 1 C.P.r. Board wants contributions on overtime The pictures which sparked those baby talk stories and look v helmet leathers 0 pic t iirrs which sparked rumours m md Australia thai p tun- on top shows Margaret ohviouswilli the V: l.OOi! nted 'Western' saddle made m Texas,98 words
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21 1960-11-01 1 R. G. PILLAI - Pay for the ast four years' demand R. G. PILLAI af adsf asdf sdf dfs ff f Iadfd sf sdf f21 words
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Article20 1960-11-01 1 RABAT. Tues.— King Mohammed of Mo: iai contile Algerian war could only wic between Europe and Afro-Asia.20 words
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Article221 1960-11-01 1 THEY ALL BUY IT Thousands of S. T. Annuals sold: Get yours TODAY THOUGH on the market for only ten days, thousands have been sold. Thousands are bringing pleasure to people all over Singapore and the Federation. Others arc already on their to all parts of the world, despatched i221 words
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Article25 1960-11-01 1 RABAT. (Morocco), Tues.— Moroccan authoiities seized the cargo of a U.S. Government-own-ed ship after four machine gurus were allegedly found during unload::25 words
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Article31 1960-11-01 1 LONDON. Tues.— The British Dram t League has urged that London's National Theatre should be built by 1964 m time for the fourth centenary of William Shakespeare's birth.31 words
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Article, Illustration218 1960-11-01 1 CHAN SWAN BEE - CHAN SWAN BEE By I AM DETERMINED TO SPREAD CULTURE, SHE SAYS AFTER FIVE YEARS' STUDY ABROAD SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— ln the hall of a terrace house In Pheng Geek Avenue, Sennctt Estate, a* pair of hands ran up and down the keyboard218 words
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252 1960-11-01 1 Peking must join any new disarm talks to ensure peace— Tengku SAX FRANCISCO. Tuesday. pKIMK MINISTER Tengku Abdul Rahman of Ma lava said yesterday Communist China should be brought into any new disarmameni discussions, though he made it clear he fell such kilks would he fruitless. bpeakmg at a Press252 words
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Article99 1960-11-01 1 TWIN GIVEN A KIDNEY FROM BROTHER I^DINBURGH. Tues.— DocHjtors at Edinburgh Royal Infirmary yesterday disclosed that they made British medical history by transplanting a kidney from a man to his identical twin brother. The twin. Lewis Abbot. 49, was m the hospital with a kidney disease and given little hope99 words
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Article30 1960-11-01 1 NEW YORK. 1 ues.— Former President Harry S. Truman said yesterday chances of a democratic victory m the presidential election on Nov. 8 look "exceedingly well' to him.30 words
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Article20 1960-11-01 1 SAIGON, Tues.— Eighty people were lushed u> ihree hospitals m Saison after eating poisoned icecream a: a cinema.20 words
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Article34 1960-11-01 1 RUBBER UP v .iii' i h 0 FOR COURAGfc sIXC \l'(ti:i < I n -Mr Tan I I if Mi lor publii -pi r h j nh 111 STOCK EXCHANGt 1 1 I34 words
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Article17 1960-11-01 1 Fund man.. second M Fund n :id selling $1.00. buying HK 99 < X $1.05.17 words
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Advertisement17 1960-11-01 1 WniplYJjfflMl Won'" I JUBIU A P TITHES" Igl »HMAD SALOMA" :SDAY NIGHT at 8.30 L RADIO SINGAPORE17 words
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Advertisement34 1960-11-01 1 A For COMFORT And DURABILITY jl<mlvests& BRIEFS Mode trow 100', Fully Combed Vim. FINE FURNITURE j Model 5222 Dressing Table 4 ft with full mirror Complete with stool of foam seat. by VAX MIX34 words
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115 1960-11-01 2 Dividend hopes boost demand for London stocks: Tins are dull LONDON. Tues unditions i 11 |he Lou st< k k markets v i Lt\ with t'(|in sponcling I (I v ma ncl i|Kin> statements. mted ectridull spot and mnd but linn. Proper- ires were d active, further Quietly firm mrance115 words
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49 1960-11-01 2 Another sharp decline at Singapore brings down prices of rubber LONDON, Tuesday, sharp decline :it Singapore v i prices down I>\ aboul halfpenny i ihc outset. Even al tins lower s W ei lorn m their up iul later lhe> paid sellers^ prices. L v mm;k I Modestly active49 words
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Article118 1960-11-01 2 Wall Street closes very steady >TEW YORK Wall Street i »ed very level ol the day with mostly fracs either way. In the m< i 'he niariund under the rship ol Industrials partly due to the Influence further batch oi unsa■ompany reports a contraction In pro:. By midday the main118 words
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Article44 1960-11-01 2 AMSTERDAM: The marJ\ ket was generally easier terday. Internationals lost ground, ting a general lack of md and Wall street's decline on Friday. Philips were a pour feature. Shippings were baready, while plantation? were irregular. State loans were generally bett'44 words
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Article28 1960-11-01 2 MM I Man Pr.icio of Peru has inaugurated the Lima-Caliao international an port which has co.^i an .area £2.900.000 and is to serve jet aircraft28 words
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15 1960-11-01 2 TOKYO: M 4. aiu, a former Tatsunobiike Trade and15 words
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177 1960-11-01 2 SINGAPORE AND MALAYA'S COLOMBO AID RECORDED rpOKYO: The movement 1 ol thousands ol trai: and technical experts under the Colombo Plan through, Into and from 8 iuth-£ast Asia and among member nations Is recorded m the report on technical co-operation for the past year made public here yesterav ;>s delegates177 words
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Article282 1960-11-01 2 NOTE, All prices nt art middle prU.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Oct. 31 Previous •»>rta> RUBBER No l Rbd c i f. European ports. Nov. Dec. RUBBER No. 1 K»S Spot RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement House Term*. Dec 27 15 16 26 9 16 Jan282 words
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Article374 1960-11-01 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. APORE, Monoay. INDUSTRIALS Tcoa; Alex. Brici-s Ords. (N) .9C .50 Atlas Ice 11.00 Bt-.ers BOUSTEAD 1.18 I 17 8.8. Petrol 40 IVj B.M. Trustees 5.25 SJZS Con. Tin Sntelt. Pref. 1 20, 3 1 Ords. 4fi Fecerai374 words
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718 1960-11-01 2 Better times ahead for tin mart: F. Times Goodrich Co. |iU'lh]l'|iKM eXpeCtS British Burmah Petrol LONDON: British Bur-ImrM-Ai/art mah Petroleum Company imPrOVea declared a final dividend of live percent making eisht percent for the year ggppilliQg to March 31. 1960. (nU>. asf dsf dsf f af f AKRON: Earnings of718 words
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169 1960-11-01 2 THE ECONOMISTS FORECAST RECESSION FOR U.S. NEXT YEAR >TEW YORK: Sizeable majority of leading U.B. economists foresee a mild recession between now and the end of 1961. This is stated m a survey made by F. W. Dodge Corporation, a construction and marketing statistical agency. At least two-thirds of 327169 words
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Article7 1960-11-01 2 GATT nation meet for 17th. sessi Benefkiawi7 words
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10 1960-11-01 2 PEPPER: SUPPER SHORTAGE SENDS UP PRE Iaf dsaf dsf f10 words
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Advertisement136 1960-11-01 2 simM»i:v<; NY.X.LINE ii MS Nti 17 18 Nov 20 72 Nov 23 24 Nov Oec 28 29 Nov 25 77 Nov 19 21 17 18 Nov Dec THE BORNEO COMPANY LIMITED. as»tt 7(181. X L ***** P Swcttenham 6432. Penan* *****. EUROPE SERVICE Aden, Port Said, Naples, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp,136 words
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Advertisement29 1960-11-01 2 =^~SUIPPIi\C BARBER LIN 1 Fraa U.S.A. CAtT COAST PORTS M HMMtK AND HON TURANOOT In P.rt f .^f< FERN-VILLE FAR EAST V Fft« U.S.A. CULF PORTS «U PANAMA LOS29 words
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Miscellaneous111 1960-11-01 2 $H/PBM OHIPS lying alongside the Siiuaporc Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Dzierzynski 1/2, Necier Ebro 4/5, Yewbank 6A, Kassel 6/7. Tjine- gara 8 9, Turandu: 10/11, Auto- lycus 13/14, Ferntiale 15/16 GlcMiearn 18. Pesoo No. 21 N. 1. Ea.<;t Sea N- Wall 2 Serampang N. Wall 3. Seiangor111 words
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Article, Illustration370 1960-11-01 3 R. G. PILLAI - R. G. PILLAI Big decline m volume of export trade with Moscow By MONK'S HILL SCHOOL PUPILS PAY VISIT TO WEAVING MILL BUT STATE BUYS MORE FROM SOVIET UNION. ESPECIALLY TEXTILES AND MACHINERY I.KD by their masters and a guide from the mill, the bo>s370 words
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10 1960-11-01 3 SCAL STUDENTS WIN CASH PRIZES IN OIL NOWEDGE TEST ipers10 words
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223 1960-11-01 3 Harbour's six dry-docks were kept busy for first half of year SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. PH. s ;•> re Harbour Board's six <h\ hLs were fully occupied during Hie lirs! months of this year, t !c*^| >i t c Hie world ne m Ihe ship-repair business. This decline was due depression223 words
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101 1960-11-01 3 'GIVE US LIGHTS' TO CITY COUNCIL BY RESIDENTS BUKIT TIMAH. I About 2.(00 reside Road. au Avenue. street 1 i i > The roa though only aoout a 100 yards, long. i.. the past been a scene of us road accidents and robber ie>. Said one resident. Micha« le quicker101 words
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152 1960-11-01 3 6 TALKS ON PHILOSOPHY AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE SINGAPORE CITY. Tue>. The Singapore Society lor Spiritual Culture organising a eour>e of lectures on Problems of Philosophy. The first of these lectures will begin on Friday when Dr. K. W. Rankin will talk on "Perception."' The other lectures are: "Free Will"152 words
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Article, Illustration56 1960-11-01 3 MORE than 50 children attended a birthday party for three-year-old Rozita btate Othman at her grandmother's home In Lorons H. Telok Kurau, Singapore. The little I girl is the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Othnian bin A wan who ure living m Knala Lumpur. Picture56 words
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Advertisement189 1960-11-01 3 spending Jiisi 2 f i then suddenly -4, _i^ A 1 v W jd I robe dun soir ma griffe perfumes eau de cologne Sold by all Lending $in>[>- ami l>\ the Sole Agents FAVRE-LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. 18-F BATTERY ROAO. SINCAPORE II I J 1j IJi] TRANSISTOR PORTABLE TRANSISTOR189 words
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Article, Illustration702 1960-11-01 4 Literary merit high and undoubtedly a very moral book GENERAL SALAN E DEFIES BAN AND SLIPS OFF INTO SPAIN FOR REST' The eyes have it at cat show and the winner is Inca Lawyer: Priests and moralists will profit by reading it because they haveReuter - 702 words
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137 1960-11-01 4 >YORK. T U X appears to n electoral vote ed- 149 o Vice Pr on I ra Time maga A candidate r.eeds 269 electoral votes to The magazine said the ::ie corr- the f 10 days before the election placed 32 toral votes m137 words
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297 1960-11-01 4 LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday. THK United Nations yesterday (irmly declared its intention of maintaining law and order m Katanga and rejected President Mois Tshombe's demand for the withdrawal of two senior I.X. officials, Mr. [an Berendsen and Colonel Henry Byrne. A statement by297 words
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229 1960-11-01 4 FARAH'S SON SETS OFF PERSIANS ON THREE DAYS' REJOICING rPEHERAN. Tues. Persia A yesterday began a threeday public holiday of rejoicing and celebration for the birth of a son to 22-year-old Queen Farah first heir to the Peacock Throne from the Shah's three marriages. With mother and child doing well,229 words
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Article, Illustration75 1960-11-01 4 PROFESSORS SHARE 1960 NOBEL PRIZE FOR MEDICINE This yr.ii s tirooo (about M 5121.754) Nnbrl Prise tot medicine Ikj^ awarded lo Pioftfcwr Peter Brian Medewar. Un year-old head of the Vi tional Institute of Medical Research m l.<nd«>n and Australian Proft-vsor Sir Frank MacFarlane. Th«> will share the pi One75 words
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136 1960-11-01 4 U.S. NAVY HAS PLANS FOR SUB DETECTION IN ATLANTIC LONDON miralt; night confirmed United States N been giving thouj- I plan !or a serl buoys m the At la: tect and war the pn unidentified submai But at th Admiralty denied that Brihad been asked part m the a no136 words
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Advertisement39 1960-11-01 4 A fortune m emeralds w lured Stewart Connelly m into the deadly jungle. l^^^^^QJff Then greed forced him <atm**to < .> "m back for more and the WS^^k^-m > T jungle took its revenge .JR l^^| II II A k^l "T_ Ik39 words
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Advertisement35 1960-11-01 4 Jl of W« Oo< S' I a I Stream! ne Gum }1 5 1 3154 T. M. A. FLOOR POLIS SZ PRIC Putt en bocSTOK Mender es: I didn't I ten doctor rffo (i I35 words
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Article, Illustration994 1960-11-01 5 PERCY HOSKINS - The mystery of the Woman who was Juried just eight inches down PERCY HOSKINS BY ...THE BIGGEST MURDER STORY THAT WAS NEVER TOLD V O^ MAUNDY GREGORY (HE WAS THE CONFIDANT OF KINGS) AND A MRS. ROSSE WHO DIED AT HIS HOME In Bish v m c h v re994 words
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Advertisement17 1960-11-01 5 :IVfO FROM EUROPE NG P*OND PLATINUM I WEURY, I DED I 1 W. DESIGNS I SY LVANIA17 words
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Advertisement226 1960-11-01 5 i adds more speed to Photography *utom.,l,c |t I Elcctnc-cyc 35 mm cimci.i 5 No exposure setting, no focussing, is rtqu All you have to dc is to pull tru TRIGGI LEVER, aim the camera and shoot < Price RICOH 40 mm f 4 kns Fixed < $115.00 Electric-eye system226 words
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Miscellaneous59 1960-11-01 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson r^ REMEMBERS 'IHE COPE i^^ vW Ik LIKE ONE |N THIS /TO A VV^ RR^ A PITT MESSAGE LEPT BY STAN ff fflfm^^S I PICTURE WORRY ME. /TO YOU. NOW MANDRAKE b y Lee Falk and Phil Davis mm v '"^^^^^^r aog'^SL59 words
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Article273 1960-11-01 6 TELING THE PEOPLE Ask the people to help IN JANUARY this year the Ministry of Culture proudly announced the allocation two mobile libraries for the rural areas. The rake the road w i t hin the month. Bui vans least not to some areas. cl today we know \v Director273 words
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Article, Illustration910 1960-11-01 6 DAVID TAMBYAH - E-Day for 30, 940 future citizens tomorrow DAVID TAMBYAH KNOW YOUR SINGAPORE BETTER ...by SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. AS you read this column over lunch today, some 30,940 would-be citizens will be frantically swotting up for ;i vital examination starting tomorrow, the results of which will decide their future. The importance910 words
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745 1960-11-01 6 Industrial peace with justice: Byrne reminds TUC of its declared support for this aim 0 THE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, has sent up a memorandum en the labour movement and industrial expansion for study by the Singapore Trades Union Congress. The memorandum, forwarded by the Minister for745 words
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12 1960-11-01 6 COMEDIAN OFFER TO BE 'POSTMAN' TO ANY WELSH FAMILE s Greeungj i12 words
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Advertisement124 1960-11-01 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE trt» extrm /MILE YOU WAIT TOP OUALITV COLOUR I CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS Chambers. SITUATIONS VACANT ctt extrm CHINESE DOCTOR ACCOMMODATION VACANT H,,-./, rxtrm BACHELOR (EUROPEAN) I EDUCATION extra NEW SESSIONS REGISTER NOW VIOLIN TUITIO". nE S E VMI a TUITION extra ASIA ppiv HOOI LONDON DRIVING124 words
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Advertisement31 1960-11-01 6 I Give a Gift that will always be treasured! DIAMOND RINGS EAR RINGS BRACELETS PENDANTS NECKLACES DOUBLE-CLIP BROOCHES ETC., ETC. LANKA Jewellers, BE FOR CEYIi rATTERY RD., SPORE- I. PHONE: *****.31 words
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Advertisement92 1960-11-01 6 I Anand Store* Bigger than ever SALE is now on! 1 Visit us for your I X'mas Shopping 2 MEN S Uf American Sport* Shifts SO.SO Spear Soorti Shirts To clear Cotton Long Sleeved Shirt* S4 50 tf Spear Silky Poplm Shirt* SO El Briefi end Singlets Socks ARROW SHIRTS92 words
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Article, Illustration374 1960-11-01 7 Company today has surplus fleet of fuel-carrying ships, says chairman lentenarian Chong makes I a birthday wish -to lee the Pope just once 'JAY-WALKER' IS STILL SERIOUS MENACE ON OUR ROADS, SAYS POLICE REPORT SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Eleven people were killed on the374 words
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107 1960-11-01 7 20TH PRODUCTION OF ANEKA RAGAM RA'AYAT SINGAPORE CITY. Tues —The 20th production of the Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat this year was presented by the Ministry of Culture at Jurong Road. 10* m.s. on Monday night. The programme of music, song and dance included "Golden Apples" by the Joo Long Primary Association;107 words
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Article35 1960-11-01 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Malaya's most comprehensive index of Malay terminology will be the main feature of the $850,000 headquarters of the Language and Literature Agency to be built soon near Edinburgh Circus here.35 words
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74 1960-11-01 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. V WELL-KNOWN Shanghainese juggler and A acrobat, Thomas Chong Wai Wah, 22, will vt- Singapore by air for Australia on Nov. 10. He will be accompanied by his mother. Madam Phan Chin Teck, VA. offered MSI .05974 words
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Article41 1960-11-01 7 SINGAPORE CITY. TuesIt costs the public $10.50 and $8 an hour to employ a Deputy Superintendent of Police and an Assistant Superintendent of Police respectively to guard property at private entertainments. tk<«« Kitac a-pro nnnnnnr-41 words
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68 1960-11-01 7 SHELL MAN FROM BRUNEI GETS NEW POST SINGAPORE CITY. Tv« —Mr. F.P. Riley. a senior Officer of Shell's Training Department m Brunei. arrived yesterday to take up a new appointment m the Singapore office. Mr. Riley has worked with the oil company for 32 years, spending the greater i part68 words
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Article39 1960-11-01 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. The Singapore Polytechnic Architectural Society will hold an exhibition of all designs submitted by professional architects for the National Theatre building today, tomorrow and on Nov. 3rd from 9 a.m. to 8.30 p.m.39 words
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236 1960-11-01 7 CHAN SWAN BEE - 1,000 volunteers to back big family planning campaign CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Singapore's biggest family planning campaign will begin at 2.30 p.m. today. It will be opened by the Minister for Health, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, at the Cultural Centre. The campaign will seek to remove misconceptions,236 words
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101 1960-11-01 7 'MORE BUSES FOR OUR CHILDREN' CALL TONG BAHRU, Tues. The Hock Lee Bus Company should operate more < bu>es on its Routv No. 4 service. Thi.s ts the opinion ol parents who have children attending Outram and Fairfield Girls' schools. Reason: Buses arc usu; packed to capacity m I evenings101 words
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Article, Illustration191 1960-11-01 7 Piper plays a 'lament' at Kranji memorial for Scotland's heroes KHAN.IL Tuesday. UNIQUE ceremony took place at the Knmji War Memorial recently when visiting Scots naval officer played a "Lament" at the request of the relatives of the war heroes m i Scotland. The officer was Lt. Alexander Forsyth, an191 words
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Article73 1960-11-01 7 KUALA UJMPUR, Tues. Three senior officers of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority will leave for Holland tomorrow for training at the Research Institute for Management Science. They are the head of the Loans Division of RID A. Inche Rasli bin Nawi. RIDA'.s State Development73 words
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175 1960-11-01 7 Now at sea is the first of 3 giant vessels SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The Chairman of Shell Tanked Lid., Mr. 11. Wilkinson, disclosed \h:\[ Shell had decided to scr ;i p 20 tankei amounting to 350,000 tons, to i^et rid of the tanker surplus Hr said the tankers which the175 words
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Advertisement73 1960-11-01 7 In Singapore for over 40 years now yammefer has been a byword for efficient and expert SERVICE. J A^~^^** J> Service after Sale is very important indeed but all too often there is littlt substance behind any such claim. Whether you buy from us a watch, clock, cine camera projector,73 words
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Article, Illustration380 1960-11-01 8 HANDICAPPED CHILDREN GO ON RIVER CRUISE IN Z' CRAFT fRUISING down the river on a Sunday afternoon m this Royal Engineers' "Z" craft were 50 handicapped children from the Red Cross Home for Crippled Children. The outing (see picture on right) was organised by the380 words
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Article, Illustration198 1960-11-01 8 A Grand Old Man recalls old 'cheap' days KAMPONG KAPOR. Tues.— The grand old man of Kampong Kapor is bespectacled, white-haired but energetic 73-year-old Buang bin Akraman. better known as "Dato." Born and bred m Kampong Kapor. Buang is now a proud grandfather of a dozen dchildren. His residence i.s198 words
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Article155 1960-11-01 8 SERANGOON: riu Kalaimagal Nadaga Sabha, a leading Tamu dramatic troupt i.> collecting funds its next production. "Mathivannan". The Saoha has been < functioning lor five years, bas presented several dramas, the latest being '"Ezhuthaian Kathali". .>lr. .>. l. Kaju. us president, .said tney depended entirely on public support. A155 words
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Article36 1960-11-01 8 STAMFOKD: St. Anthony* Convent will hold its annual fun-fair on Nov. 20 from 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. The convent hopes to raise funds to enable the Sisters to carry on their Social Work.36 words
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Article113 1960-11-01 8 POLYTEi UNIC \K( Hill 1 TURAL SOCIETY: Lx^bitioii 01 all de.Mgns submitted fo* National Theatre at Prince Edward Road. 9 am. to 8.30 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY OF SINGAPORE: Exhibition of works by Peng Sentx-Wu and LeeLim at Raffles Museum. 9 am. to 5.30 p.m. SINGAPORE SOCIETY FOR113 words
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Article, Illustration100 1960-11-01 8 At the fresh marvels Rupert forgets to be frightened any more. Are those wonderful wheels and fans always there he asks. Why haven't we ever seen them from Nutwood You've heard already." says the Leader. "We only let things be seen when we want them to100 words
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Advertisement187 1960-11-01 8 There are ever so many 1 BARGAINS are bigger than all SALES visit WASSIAMULL'S FOR BARGAINS THAT ARE UNBEATABLE VISIT US* BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND BARGAINS GALORE FOR WHOLE FAMILY j blue "spot; FULL STEREO Made in Germany. DOWN L^C $100.00 ~^i B MONTHLY L r S 50.00187 words
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Miscellaneous28 1960-11-01 8 BORN today you have a you and you will find them PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20 > complex personality relaxing as an avocation or Brain work really counts for the28 words
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312 1960-11-01 9 Fashion wear for the career girl is today's talk of the town THEY SPEND MORE ON SMART CLOTHES FASHIONS for office wear are the talk of the town these days. Hundreds of our career girls arc spending more money Hum ever to buy clothes which are designed lo create an312 words
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292 1960-11-01 9 THENEW FOLDING TABLES ARE SO HANDY U'ITH the party seafT son not far a .11 looking forrd to something new or exciting to add to the home. here will b t p:id you can't help Iting them to .stay to din: enough to seat I everybody. Or sometirr. you would292 words
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Article58 1960-11-01 9 Lampshades always give a touch of cosint-ss and warmth to a room ajid the ones I spotted at Japan House m Middle Road, provide more than that. They add colour. Ideal for the bedroom they look pretty and frilly. dressed In nylon and lace. You can58 words
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Article43 1960-11-01 9 Are you fond of spending the week-end on the sunny beach? Ideal for you, then, are the easy-to-carry paper sun hats from Miami. They fold up to pocket size and come m brightly coloured. patterns. From Orchard Store.43 words
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Article, Illustration303 1960-11-01 9 Study the menu before giving the order when you're dining out [I is usually Ihe woman's lot lo go about ordering a meal m a restaurant. Do you study the menu or do you allow yourself to be hurried to order? Do you ask" the waiter what is good today303 words
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Article1283 1960-11-01 9 THIS Poodle brush is ideal if you have Venetian blinds m the home. From Robinson's. SWISS WATCHES are plentiful m the market of all sizes, >hapes and prices. HIMALAYA TRADING CO. ha& a fine selection In the medium priced range Ing $10 fiO each for either ladies1,283 words
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79 1960-11-01 9 SWISS COTTONS IN LOVELY BATIK DESIGNS ORIENTAL are cat m,- lm; tion of Eui you can have beautiful cot; Eastern setting. New m nishlng department k tl Swiss cotton with batik designs and In what love) colours. Meant to oe material curtains, I would not bo surprised t backs. Th.79 words
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Advertisement70 1960-11-01 9 illy I^^^BiC-^Tp -All individ ft! •shape Modern silk store PORE-6. ....the simplest ever way to MM W l\ MM W 4^ EAT THE THINGS U^ KE WHILE YOU SLIM :teves-jacoberg N G IPOH JESSELTON TRANSISTOR J^OttCtJb jgEz-fjm lbove all things, Ef^mP^ Sound that will V jg people well sensitive Model70 words
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Advertisement134 1960-11-01 9 Perfume Dvtting PovnJer Creamy Skin Pcrlumct^JJ jM^t P* wßptmm3^i J ▼tri w v- .4 y r tfttfmtr V si joemK Jr <: 4HI yW£'' wS^W M m% <»♦♦»♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ <»■»♦♦♦■» I IFTY pants j I MADE IN U. S. A f _£TV Extro fine 100 denier Rayon io« \\JB t coated,134 words
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Advertisement324 1960-11-01 10 CARPKTS i INDIAN WOOLLFN CARPET^ Xruiliihh' 1/ ROCK BOTTOM PRICES! fc££c 1 9' x 10' $65.00 9' x 9' $60.00 nD C 1 TO ILEAIt UKt ftK| COTTON REVERSIBLE CARPETS jQHr 9' i 12' $42.00 r x 9' $32.00 9' x 6' $19.00 it 6' x 3 8.00 r SAT-NAM324 words
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419 1960-11-01 11 t^^^« t^^^^Mnr78 ANECDOTES BY ARTHUR DALEY Ibulous >unty -foot-4 but he y proportioned. .s with larter of a t he r 300 pou: ...ore than v v it. boul"d 36 inches > ilders. re like Shook down d the pi:419 words
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Article38 1960-11-01 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Choo Tuck Phooi of Singapore Chinese Recreation Club has been suspended for the rest of the hockey season. This was the outcome of last nights SHA Disciplinary Board meeting38 words
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Article36 1960-11-01 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The Royal Air Force C.A. is organising a hill climb meet at Mount Faber. Singapore, on Sunday at 9.30 a.m. Entries will be accepted at the starting point.36 words
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Article88 1960-11-01 11 JEFFREY JAMES - JEFFREY JAMES rrMV •"■•n .I#DAltp 1 m mag ■■■lin M act/ >« I fl 'MM .^^b. T l 1 by sports for a welcome I incidents' breaking: m our island sport, idquarttTs ot the Singapore Public Employees at morning. the work bet the the88 words
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499 1960-11-01 11 THE ARMY CRACK UP AS MALAYS HIT SEVEN Malays Army 0 j lALAN BESAR, TueS. J Malays had an easy game when they met Army m the Premier League at the Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. The Malays were too 1 good, and the Army didn't have a chance. The Army499 words
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Article36 1960-11-01 11 MELBOURNE. Tue.s. Lan Meckiff, Australia's controversial Test fast bowler, passed the umpires' scrutiny and took six wickets for 23 runs while playing for a Victorian XI against Com- bined Victoria Country side. ReuterReuter - 36 words
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Article, Illustration64 1960-11-01 11 Ihe five Combined Schools hockey teams, which took part m Sundays SHA Six-a-Sidc Festival n uiili their officials. The Schools "A" team lost to Khalsa "A after defeating some of the leading teams. The Scho team surprised the other opponents by64 words
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326 1960-11-01 11 SEBASTIAN RASOO - POWERFUL RECS HELD BY THE SCHOOLS SEBASTIAN RASOO by Singapore City, Tuesday SRC 0 Schools 0 OINGAPORE Recreation Club, one of the leading sides m the State, were held to a goalless draw by the up-and-coming Combined Schools m the SHA Division One League match on the Padang yesterday. The326 words
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91 1960-11-01 11 Dockyard F.A. cupties start today NAVAL BASE. Tues.— The first In a series of ten games In the Dockyard Football Associations cup competition which was to have been played on the Deptford Road ground here yesterday between the Superintendent of Navy Workers Department, and the strong Dockyard Technical College, was91 words
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Article107 1960-11-01 11 In :e third game, the tfupertdent Naval stores Department will meet the Dockyard Asians tomorrow. On Thursday, the Chief Constructor's Department will meet the R.F.B. Team. On Saturday, the Chief Engineers Department will meet the winners of the Superintendent of Navy Workers Department versus the Dockyard Technical College107 words
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278 1960-11-01 11 ALL STARS LINE-UP FOR THE BIG GAME SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. The Singapore Softball Association yesterday named the "A" division All-Star line-up to meet the Stanvac Gassers. "A" division champions, m the feature natch at Jalan Besar stadium on Friday at 7.30 p.m. The team will be: Pitch Bill Tan (Flashes278 words
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53 1960-11-01 11 SAFA TO PICK ONE OF FOUR YOUNGSTERS FOR THE TOUR JALAN BESAR. T:• —Sinwill play itch Army .an B»---sar Stadium, at siiO p SAFA will ha you! who v. ing lor Sir The ;ah Kirn Siak and I runathan. SAFA prrsidrnt. Mr. Ghr them will b Thailand. under t: Sur53 words
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Article42 1960-11-01 11 >.VAL BASE. TiH-s Royai I Navy will meet the H.M. Dockyard. In a cha match to be played adium. Terror, on Satur at 8 Entr.; 20 c will 1 at the Tt-rro r P' be Pop; id.42 words
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Article49 1960-11-01 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The final ot the Combined Schools Inter-District hockey; between City and Bukit Timah will be replayed today at the Victoria School ground. This is the third encounter. The first ended m a one-all draw, and the second m a eoalless draw.49 words
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Article40 1960-11-01 11 FARRER PARK. Tues. Bintang Bulan. the SAFA 1960 Division 3D chajnpions, who have been promoted to Division two next year, will play a friendly match against H M.S. Belfast on Saturday. a1 Parrer Park, commencing40 words
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Miscellaneous44 1960-11-01 11 Today's sport Soccer: S.A.F.A. Div. 2 final: RAF Changi v Alexandra FT.. Jalan Besar Stadium 7.00 p.m. Div. 3 final: RAF Seletar 'A* v Singapore Telephone Board. Jalan BeStadium 5.15 p.m. Table Tennis; Havelock Community Centre v Carpenters' Union. Havelock Community Centre 7.30 p.m.44 words
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Article8 1960-11-01 12 Veteran Lim eliminates PWD champ F s s8 words
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Article, Illustration179 1960-11-01 12 ALLAN LEWIS - Soft track as Ipoh horses gallop round smartly ALLAN LEWIS By IPOH. Tuesday I OCALLY trained horses worked on a soft track here this morning. WAT GLUNG now trained by S. K. Tjoa did the fastest gallop. Ridden by his trainer he covered three furlongs m 39 sec. Tiny JadeFree Press - 179 words
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Article, Illustration263 1960-11-01 12 Invitation players find Belfast just too strong Ted their first try through Sanderson which Thornton failed to convert. They added a further three points a few minutes later Williams scored an unconverted try. They were rewarded just betore the final whistle when Bourne touched down for the Navy following aFree Press - 263 words
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Article111 1960-11-01 12 PERTH. Tues.— Bobby Simpson hit 221 m 455 minutes ol relentless batting yesterday. He was playing for Westen Australia against the touring West Indie., team. The Aussies declared at 444 tor five with Simpson unbeaten. This left West Indies needing runs m ;360 minutes. Western111 words
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Article96 1960-11-01 12 FOUR MEN JAILED FOR DOPE PLOT GLOUCESTER. Tues— Four VJ men accused here of (conspiring to drug racehorses to -cheat and defraud owners and bookmaker.- 1 were yesterday found guilty and jailed. Harry Tuck, a 53-year-old chemist's dispenser who m evidence admitted supplying caffein powders to stable 'lads but said96 words
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Article138 1960-11-01 12 The prosecution alleged that the lour men conspired with Bertie 'Bandy Roger*. a stable lad who died this year, to drug horses with callein to make them win. The four pleaded not guilty to a second charge of conspiracy to cheat owners and trainers, injuring their reputations. They wereReuter - 138 words
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94 1960-11-01 12 JOHN CHARLES TO CAPTAIN ITALY VERSUS ENGLAND FLORENCE. Tats. John Charles. Welsh soccer international centre forward who plays for crack Italian club Juventus, will lead the Italian League attack against the English League m Milan today. The team Is: Lorenzo BufTon 'intenia-, zionale», Cesare Maldlnil (Milan), Sergio Castellettil (Fiorentina), GiampieroReuter - 94 words
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Article48 1960-11-01 12 CAPETOWN. Tues. The South African Rugby Board has requested full report > from the Welsh Rugby Union and from the manager of the South African touring team. m connection with reports of' alleged rough play In Saturday's match between rnrriiff and the Springboks. ReuterReuter - 48 words
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Article82 1960-11-01 12 London, rues. Scotland has named three new c against Ireland at Hampdc-:. Park. There are live chai m all on Nov. 9. The Scots were beaten 2-0 by Wales In their last match, nine < ago. Newcomers are centre hall Jackie Plenderieith. Chester82 words
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Article136 1960-11-01 12 Glasgow Rangers, who have won rhe Scottish League Cup and top the first division, have four pi; side which is: Leslie (Airdne-; Duncan Ma (Celtic. Caldow ißaneer.si C Dave Mackay (Tottenham Hotspur*, Plenderleith < Manchester City i. Baxter i ßangers*; Hera (Clyde). Law O! Young (Hearts). Brand <136 words
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Article33 1960-11-01 12 PARIS. Tues. The w s p c ed w a y championship which for many has been held m England at Wembley will next year b< staged m Malmoe, Swed< ReuterReuter - 33 words
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Article16 1960-11-01 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Tue Gentie Football Team and Perry Sports club drew at Woodbrige Hospital.16 words
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Article22 1960-11-01 12 FARRER PARK. Tu. Indians beat Johore 8.V.1 j m a soccer friendly here. S( Maniam and Muthu. for EVD Samuel.22 words
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Article, Illustration9 1960-11-01 12 LITTLE NENE - LITTLE NENE By9 words
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Article20 1960-11-01 12 CARDIFF. Tues. Carditl fly-half T. J. McCarthy fractured an arm when South Atrica beat them 13-0 ReuterReuter - 20 words
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Advertisement231 1960-11-01 12 c FREE PRESS j WORD PUZZLE^ j Cut out °"d p,n I Posting instruction* Opo^ I Nome I Address .....I. CLUES FOR WORD PLZ2. 1. It may well be the result 4 of ovcr-enthu ,iosm m plo> ing a game. uCfl 2. Writing implement or :k^ black-leod encased m wood.231 words
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