The Singapore Free Press, 29 November 1960
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Title Section21 1960-11-29 1 -1° KEEP UP WITH LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1960. 15 TENTS21 words
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Article, Illustration371 1960-11-29 1 DAVID TAMBYAH - BUDGET: MAJOR TAX CHANGES UNLIKELY DAVID TAMBYAH $4 mil. drop in revenue, so a slight rise in_duty on tobacco is forecast PLAN YOUR K.L PUNTING WITH THE FREE PRESS RACE DAY SPECIAL IN TOMORROW'S ISSUE Airport offers a new of income for Govt. By QINCAPORE CITY, Tues.-lt is Budget Day371 words
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186 1960-11-29 1 Fairbairn cleared on three more Customs charges SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. JMIK tricil of Benjamin Frederick Santos, <>(>, commercial assistant of Caldbeck Macgregor, on six charges of making incorrect outward declaration forms to a Customs officer in respect of 5,271 Ib. of dutiable tobacco, continued this morning. Santos is alleged to186 words
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125 1960-11-29 1 ARMED ROBBERS SCALE HIGH WALL TO ESCAPE SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— A businessman, Mr. Yeo Ah Son, 50, returned to his Jalan Tentram home, off Balestier Road, last night and found his son and daughter-in-law bound and gagged together in a bathroom, and $600 in cash jewellery worth $1,000 stolen. Mr.125 words
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Article, Illustration291 1960-11-29 1 CONRAD CHIEW - The fabulous Lee does it once again CONRAD CHIEW CHINESE ASTOUNDS THE EXPERTS AT MALAY EXAMS A REWARD FOR HARD WORK: HE TAKES TOP MARKS TO BEAT 186 CANDIDATES By gLXGAPORE CITY, Tues.— A 36-year-old Chinese ustounded the experts in the recent Malay Language and Literature examinations organised by "Perwanit."291 words
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Article19 1960-11-29 1 TOKYO, Tues.— Vice-President Macapagal Diosdado of the Philippines arrived here last night for a four-day unofficial visit.19 words
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Article26 1960-11-29 1 PARIS. Tues. president Charles ce Gaulle yesterday conferred with party political leaders in a bid to speed up his plan for Algerian self-determination.26 words
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Article29 1960-11-29 1 LONDON. Tues. The Duke of Kent. 25. the Queen's cousin, haa broken a bone in his right foot as a result of a slieht fall.29 words
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Article24 1960-11-29 1 BERLIN. TIMS. Mr. N Khrushchev tau Germany of the Soviet Unions support In of st lengthenhe unity and power and lasting peace.24 words
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Article25 1960-11-29 1 SYDNEY. Tue.s— a M-nalman collapsed and died at his signal box control panel after trying to halt a burning ireieht train.25 words
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Advertisement8 1960-11-29 1 I'lDf 1 Slide|L emote con- A n Q8 words
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Advertisement9 1960-11-29 1 Diplomat i i i Avoiloble At Your F«v«wrrt* Store9 words
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439 1960-11-29 2 by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE LONDON. Tuesday. Ul NDREDS of millions of pounds were slashed from the value of shares in a new price tumble yesterday on the London stock exchanj The market, troubled by concern u C439 words
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24 1960-11-29 2 C3O. Tuipy ;lecj er by the k reported, how- Legal right i od. naordered24 words
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Article133 1960-11-29 2 NEW YORK MARKETS BARELY STEADY YORK. Tucs. Wall I Street yesterday closed barely steady with mostly fractional changes either way. Selling increased in late dealings and the ticker fell Lghtly behind. Some issues changed early gains into Mostly fractional gains characterised the body of stocks in both morning "and afternoon133 words
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Article26 1960-11-29 2 LONDON. Tue.v— Sir Winston Churchill, who will be 86 on Wednesday, was stated a* his home here yesterday to be still .n^ on well."26 words
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Article151 1960-11-29 2 SHIPS IN PORT 3 OHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Boa id wharves or expected today are: s Tagaytay 1/2. Selai Bangka 3, Boueainville 4/5. Van Neck 6A, Uljanik 6/7. Zuiko Maru 8/9. E Pentakota 10/I*l. Bayernstem 13/ 14. Giirn'bank 13/16, Burnside ■E 18. Gorgon 19. Pesco No. 23 N.151 words
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160 1960-11-29 2 CEYLON-BURMA RICE TALKS OFF AFTER A PRICE ROW fOLOMBO. Tues. The v^ Ceylon Burma rice talks have been called off owing to disagreement on prices, Mr. K. Alva Pillai, permanent secretary in Ceylon's Ministry of Food, Commerce and Trade disclosed yesterday. The talks, which were initiated here about one month160 words
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Article30 1960-11-29 2 LONDON: The linanoial Times market indices for Nov. 4. last year, week <ko. previous and yesterday's. respeetivel\ Tins. 205.6. 275.4, 265.1, 263.1 Rubber: 216.1. 189.9. 190.0. 192 630 words
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Article102 1960-11-29 2 LONDON. Nov. M. Previous Today RUBBER No. I Rft» c.i.f. European ports. Nov I i:nqtiotO<3 Doc 10 25 0 in RUBBER No. 1 K»s »P»t RUBBER No. 1 RSS Stttlemeo; Mcust Terms. Dot Jan. Mar 25 11/16 25 13 1b TONE: Steady but quiet PEPPER: Whito Sarawak102 words
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Article48 1960-11-29 2 NEW YORK. Nov. ?8. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 102.73 103.75 RUBBER Futures Nov. 25.70 Jan. TONE. Firm. SALES: 44 lots. No. 1 RSS Dsc. andeo price 291 29| COFFEE Future* 8Ctntraet Dtc. IS l« 35 14 Ahuir viices guoTco :n L'* ecoCS Cn 1048 words
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Article31 1960-11-29 2 NEW YORK. Nee. 2s\ Previsus Tsday *0 Industrials r>06.47 20 Railrosds 130.13 l «0 Domsstio Bands M 54 ib Utilities 9j.t>4 «i stocks ComosntB AvsPStts ?Ol.fi« 201. '.i931 words
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Article16 1960-11-29 2 Malabar spot 4«*. afioa** rnpong .<}- 'oaK r.:*r tfripmori ««>:iprs fx-dock. quoted in I' S16 words
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Article84 1960-11-29 2 LONDON. Nov. 28 Previous Today COPRA Philinoif.rs C.l.f. U.K. North tiiMippin o r t delivered weight per long ton Nov s Sv3 COPRA. Straits Borneo a.l.f. UK.' North European ports delivered weight per long ton Dec. /Jan t66i tOCUNUT OIL crunr Straits o.l.f. European ports m Milk84 words
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Article378 1960-11-29 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. SINGAPCRt. Monti) I INDUSTRIALS PreviOLS Today Atex. Bricks Ores. (N) .SC JO Atlas Ice 11. CO Buyers BOUSTEAD 1.16 S 8.8. Petrol i 40/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 20*3 Ords. 45 7'378 words
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229 1960-11-29 2 Ike: No results but Bonn talks 'most useful WASHINGTON. Tues. President Eisenhower <aid in a statement yesterday that West Germany and the United States had agreed to explore ways of reducing the U.S. balance of payments deficit and .strengthening the dollar. The President issued his statement a few hours after229 words
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249 1960-11-29 2 Very small buying interest in rubber ONDON. Tuex— FollowJu ing the higher level at Singapore. Friday's rallying movement was extended slightly at the opening. There was very little buying interest in the terminal martet aunng the morning but values were maintained. The close was steady and quiet. TIN prices c.ec\ii.<"G.249 words
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113 1960-11-29 2 BANKER'S PLAN TO HALT THE FLOW OF U.S. GOLD HOLLYWOOD: Mr Henry C. Alexander, chairman i i the board of Morgan Guaranty Tru<t Compair. New Yiuk. has advanced several proposals to halt the United States gold los^. In an address before the annual meeting here of the Investment Bankrr- Association113 words
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49 1960-11-29 2 U.S. DENIAL OF BOLIVIAN AID RUMOUR > T EW YORK. Tu. i White Department hav« cent rer>)rt> that tin States is prepared to < Ms3o million to the B ian goveniment for rehabilitation of tin prodiK facilities Mr Jame<- C Hi I House piehad no knowledge offer. I > saia49 words
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37 1960-11-29 2 Estate chief stresses need for replantin By the FREE PRESS MA S] JN his annual statement. Fadvean, chairman Rubber, strcs M .> tin sive replanting in spit. "Tlim- can be n replanting must In Financial si The chanfl37 words
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71 1960-11-29 2 TYRE FACTORY WORKERS PUT ON SHORT TIME I ONDON. Tim A I Ld 3f>o men working tyre production at the I) I lop Rubber Con 1 factory at Speke near pool, have been put four-day week. This represents a eight per cent, of the t factory labour lorce. workers In71 words
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47 1960-11-29 2 MOM OW" compote] subtrar-i at 12,000 operation been built by specialists of < the UTa Sciences eoaaputing oei Soviet nev.s ape: The computer i« c solve a win* matical problen: ensineermg The macuine > t 5.000 opera tio: tiiviae* a' 3.00*" lor lrtiig'. H47 words
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Article30 1960-11-29 2 HOLLYWOOD: t vestment banker bling here for their I annual convention, h.v generally predir* next year would I provement nomy and modest gain the stock man dgdgf30 words
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Advertisement206 1960-11-29 2 "~=MIII»PII\ T «S~=" NY.K.LINE I Saania 11 Dec G«n 42 ETO 30 Ne< I 10 Jan 11 13 Dec 15 it Oec 17 18 Oec i 1? 14 Dec IS II Oee 14 16 Dec 17 11 Dec In Part ETD 1 Dec 17 19 Oec 14 H Dec 12206 words
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320 1960-11-29 3 getter understanding^ community work is important TRAINING COURSE MUST BE SUPPLEMENTED BY EXPERIENCE GAINED THROUGH CONTACTS SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. A C LL to prospective youth leaders to further their knowledge and better themselves through contact with the masses is made in a journal published320 words
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10 1960-11-29 3 O APPLAUSE FOR MUST AS SHE PLAYS THE BLIND Ktappin10 words
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Article, Illustration122 1960-11-29 3 l>M 1 ROAD. Sat.— Pupils of the 1 Primary School 11 staged an "Aneka nil Murid Mural' (students' drama) k th< •nd of Ihe school term. The? not have much practice but the shon 1 off verj well, Among122 words
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152 1960-11-29 3 City Council unions call for TUC meeting to discuss Goh memo SINGAPORH CITY, Tuesday. pill-. Singapore City Council Labour Inions Federation lus asked Ihe Seeretarial of the Trade Union Congress lo call u meeting of representatives of ;ill trade unions in the State lo discuss llu 1 "'Goh Keng Swee"152 words
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94 1960-11-29 3 CAROL SINGERS MUST GET POLICE PERMIT SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Carollers will now have to apply for licences. The Police Secretary. Mr. Lim Seni; Huat. said the ach party would be SI. Parties contemplating carolling will be granted permits from divisional Police Stations. "If a group intends leaving from a particular94 words
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Article, Illustration134 1960-11-29 3 Simon, 38, has a liking for bees and honey SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— A 38-year-old clerk Mr Simon W. K. Choo. has a Hair for bees and honey. And he is furious whenever he hears of bees being destroyed by pest exterminators. Mr. Choo said he was shocked to read in134 words
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Article91 1960-11-29 3 According to him. one has only to spray water on the hive, wet one's hands, face and body with cold water, and just bring the whole thing down to be put into a box or sack. He never allows a bee hive on a tree but would91 words
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Article27 1960-11-29 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A National Union Is to b2 formed soon for employees of I municipal, city. town and local councils in the Federation.27 words
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Advertisement131 1960-11-29 3 JP**\ SINCE 1815 sl\7il s v THE SWISS WATCH S f Z\| |f FOR ALL CLIMATES of successful trading S%v in Asia and a Modern mf V I Service alter sale under F'v Guarantee Terms. J^" FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. 18-F tottery Rood. Singapore 1. Caniera B i for131 words
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Article, Illustration1227 1960-11-29 4 Why I have no hatred for the Japs who tortured me DR. WILSON, THE BISHOP OF SINGAPORE WHEN THE ISLAND WAS INVADED, NOW TELLS HIS STORY OF FORGIVENESS Dr. John Leonard Wilson, now the Bishop of Birmingham, suffered appalling tortures during his captivity by the Japanese. Now, 15 years after1,227 words
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Advertisement216 1960-11-29 4 i \|u| :#v, Alky Vr FASHION: "Who's a Copy GOOD ADVICE: Celebrated m 1 Cat? mother and daughter psychologist Eustace Chesser T> "W^\ f'J'S dresses with free patterns to writes frankly on the problems I J j I make them Hong Kong High of Marriage and famed psychia- f §r\216 words
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Miscellaneous49 1960-11-29 4 TOMORROW: FAITH CONQOEII M IH 9 a.m.; junior dept. open. 2 table-tennis practice, 2 p.m.; bo: bin. ding and weight lifting 4 I lau-n t tennis. 430 p ball practice. 515 p.n: special intensive course. 5.45 Insti Book-keepers 1 5 p.m. and Scene I principal NhMml 7.30 pm. KTIEiSSH!!BBSH^?3ffSS49 words
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Article, Illustration487 1960-11-29 5 seful tips on choosing the right colours for home-by an expert E SME BAPTISTA INTER VIEWS A CONSULTANT TO HELP YOU ALONG Phis is always a fasybody likes to juggle k oufl the colours von R wluit (he room when il is ;ill linislu-d. Jour in the home-. omes lo487 words
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Advertisement169 1960-11-29 5 Hp^^^Hl! ine& ever introduced U[ in the rang* of MINOLTA Q.uoLty Cameras Features: Auto Rokkor 1:1 Ji SS mm leni ond »pe*4s up t* V^ 1/IOOu second ond Bulb VHinOltQ/ exposure meter coupled with shutter speed*. c^iangeoble tor indoor ond outdoor use Automotic pre-set diophraam *************************44 SPECIAL OFFER FOR t169 words
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Miscellaneous82 1960-11-29 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson riVS^^^fcA li y *-b s a v:\j j N ,\c t voj are stuPmn^ you I m y M WF 3-ZCO CAUSE... SCSSERVEP.. ,«ORE THAN THE STAKSy A«?E TENPIN& MANDRAKE b y Lee Falk and Pni! Davis WEHAPFC^ANi^ OOT OP THE \Ciz&OY--82 words
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Article113 1960-11-29 6 BACK irom the Colombo Plan conference m Tokyo comes the Minister for Labour and Law with news that makes Singapore glad and sad. Glad because Japanese industrialists are keen to invest their money here. Sad becau tin still want to wait for surer signs of stability on113 words
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Article138 1960-11-29 6 ¥X January this year 1 the residents of Lorong 23, Oeylang, formed a tire lighting corps to protect their lives and property. Now the residents of Lorong 33 as well as those living in Aljunied Road have followed suit. Theirs is a 45-man squad. With donations from the villagers138 words
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Article19 1960-11-29 6 *C«ROM 10,000 miles away, from distant Norway, come three victims 01 chronic rheumatism to seek re-19 words
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Article, Illustration634 1960-11-29 6 *The ChurcK has a particular responsibility... It can and should provide wise and positive counsel to those preparing, to marry and those wrestling, with the problem of family life THK FAMILY is the basic unit in any social system. The prediction of 17634 words
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438 1960-11-29 6 young vandals - Nigerian students storm Parliament House: 2 Ministers manhandled young vandals Showcases smashed by LAGOS, Tuesday. OF PARLIAMENT ran in disorder as hundreds of angry Nigerian students, including women, stormed their way through u police barrier into the Federal Parliament yesterday to protest against the defence pact between Britain and Nigeria.438 words
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204 1960-11-29 6 TRAFFIC POLICE REMOVE THE 'NO ENTRY' SIGNS AT LIDO CINEMA SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Both the "No Entry" traffic police signs put up outside the Lido Cinema have been removed following confusion caused to motorists as reported in the Free Press last week. Police Secret aiy Mr. Lim Seng Huat. confirming204 words
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Article11 1960-11-29 6 CHELMSFORD. Tues. Alfred George Hinds, Britain's 41-vear-11 words
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Article29 1960-11-29 6 LEOPOLDVILL E. Tues. The hunt began last night for Mr. i Patrice Lumumba, deposed Congo premier who vanished from his official residence after eluding Congolese guards.29 words
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Article22 1960-11-29 6 KARACHI, Tues. An Afghan pilot, flying a Piper Cub aircraft, landed at Quetta on Nov. 24 and sought asylum.22 words
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Advertisement390 1960-11-29 6 El ASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE Him) Box J« clt extra WHILE YOU WAIT I'hotoMa' Robiaaoii flud.i. TOP QUALITY COLOUR Print from e L fe ore. CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS or^e .Let r FRESH FLOWERS rrf« fMlm.) fcl jit <tt fxtrn VERONICA FLOWER SHOP I akf oro> 120, <t&a i PHOTOGRAPHY nr*t390 words
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Advertisement24 1960-11-29 6 An Ideal X'mas Gift "WEBB CORBETT" Finest English Crystalware Try sSw** LANKA Jewellers, S FOI CEYLON Cl 20, BATTERY ROAD, SPORE- 1. PHONE: *****.24 words
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Advertisement51 1960-11-29 6 TOJWJETFBH.-Q tiiiloW. \V^ ma line i for i STEP BY STEM I a lifetim Vs foot-he* fe J SHIMS loi < Inhlf All sizes ond finings stocK I VEHOOME SHOE SALON I 10, Collyer Quoy (uptto.'s Ff J SALE j COMMENCINC FROM 28 "I ALL BRITISH 300DS I EVERY ARTICLE51 words
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Article9 1960-11-29 7 UWILL UUP MIES LlClNE I STATE assurance M menace'9 words
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Article, Illustration270 1960-11-29 7 CONRAD CHIEW - CONRAD CHIEW P 'A resident appeals to ex-servicemen to join association THEY MEET AT A BIG REUNION LUNCH AND TALK ABOUT OLD TIMES ON DEATH RAILWAY By Singapore City, Tue». JN a Singapore restaurant the other day, a group of 100 war veterans met270 words
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40 1960-11-29 7 304,000 PEOPLE SAVED UP $12 m. LAST YEAR SAYS THE C.P.F. CHAIRMAN CITY, I u million rdiiig to pubrhairrn. lur- 1 .400 visits :e- per due ci .tribuFund. Illegal pacts ve>•ar. m- with not to pay due to than the40 words
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Article, Illustration143 1960-11-29 7 G. SUBHAS - Love... at 'first sight' G. SUBHAS Holiday meeting in Ceylon: Under^racl travels 2,000 miles to marry teacher By SINGAPORE CITY. Tu( handsome Ceylone.M ith ha> come to Singa::arry the girl with at first -!H" when they met six 'month He is Mr. Winnie Chandr. an underot the Lanka niversity <143 words
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Article18 1960-11-29 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues Singapore UMNO has started mergency fund", its tary-general Inche Ah- »hamed Akib said.18 words
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258 1960-11-29 7 1 1 1 pass special Malay examination: 23 are listed in Grade 1 SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. T»11K Ministry of Education has announced 1 the results of the Special Darjah Vll (Malay) Examination held in November, A total of 111 students were successful, of which 23 are listed in Grade 1.258 words
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Article40 1960-11-29 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union I has reached agreement with the management of Federal Dredging and Reclamation, on a pay rise and improved working conditions for 44 workers of the firm.40 words
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Article34 1960-11-29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Malayan Trade Union Congress yesterday passed a resolution calling for "effective Malayanisation in commerce and industry in view of the country's expanding economy and the spirit of Merdeka.34 words
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125 1960-11-29 7 INDONESIAN AWARDS FOR 2 NANYANG STUDENTS SINGAPORE CITY. TIN Two undergraduates m the Faculty ol A I Nanyanp: Uni I been awarded a four-; scholarship by the Indonesian Government to study Indonesian history, literature and cultu They are Mr. Tan who has just completed hit final year, and Mr. Liaw125 words
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Advertisement308 1960-11-29 7 A I Mb t I ~—^s r~ J9 m i s?^^^^^ i i w > v\^l H ILyi *^H| 5 JL Mj I V Ifß The new Bolex 18-5 revolutionises 8 mm moviemaking. It is the only 8 mm Projector to run at 5 frames per second as well as308 words
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Miscellaneous20 1960-11-29 7 l!Z#iU 'I By LlftMnUl lllllilllllllliiiimimmMiiiiiiiiiimmmmi I MAT'S N. (THE MATTEL WITH VOU THIS A A VEtfY NASTY J —5 I20 words
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Article471 1960-11-29 8 CHAPMAN PINCHER - SO VIET SPACE MAN MYSTER CHAPMAN PINCHER By LONDON. Tuesday RIDDLE OF THE BALTIKAS BALLROOM BARED Deserter from Nik's ship adds to evidence that they tried and failed to put up a man AFTER se ve n weeks of searching inquiry British and U.S. Intelligence authorities are now satisfied that471 words
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Article, Illustration149 1960-11-29 8 Jeanne Tan is anxious to see her parents SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— An 18-year-old Singapore amah. Jeanne Tan. is anxious to get in touch with her parents with whom she has lost contact for 15 years. Jeanne was given away to the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus at the age149 words
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195 1960-11-29 8 Teacher from the U.S. is impressed with State's music talent SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. 4 LEADING American music teacher and pianist who is on a round-the-world tour with her husband, is deeply impressed by local musical talent she has heard in Singapore. She is Mrs. Elise Braun- Barnett, Assistant Professor of195 words
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227 1960-11-29 8 LOCAL LODGE TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR NEW BUILDING AT ANNUAL MEET SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. A move will be made at the annual general meeting of the Theosophical Society Singapore Lodge on Dec. 4 to enable the executive committee to proceed with plans for a new building. At this meeting, members227 words
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Article, Illustration66 1960-11-29 8 MR. ROBI.KT MM. a well-knoun badminton pi and his bride. Miss Pauline Tan. a nurse, who were r« ■> Iv married at the Befttry. He is the third son of Mr and Mrs. Lim Tecfc Hoe and sh«> U the Idest daarfifc Madam Chan Poh Choo. A66 words
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Advertisement255 1960-11-29 8 THIS COlilW'T HAVE HAPPEKED...^g£*A /r you Htre l£ft roi/G >i§l|y/^ PACKING lip; RICKWOOD CO., LTD. FiPocking and Baggage Oept.) Keod Street, Smgapore-6. Tel: *****. STORAC teet. iMon. B^B^^BBBV B£ OHH^BBB^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ f^w^^ss^^l :H> W A FASHION SHOW on Saturday. l?l Lj4 3rd December, 1960 bP"H I 1 A collection or CHeonqsams255 words
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Advertisement27 1960-11-29 8 INDULGE YOURSELF Get all the best of the coffee bean Drink real 100% pure coffee I %^47J Drink America's favourite coffee Till MAXWELL HOUSE u|3 INSTANT COFFEE27 words
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Miscellaneous103 1960-11-29 8 ywpgtwni i'"";7ii7i wn& The two pals hurry to join Santa Christmas. But for you two there'd Claus on the sledge. Where do have been no presents this year." you want us to fit in asks He cracks his whip and the reinRupert. Get up on the top." deer dash away103 words
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Article, Illustration638 1960-11-29 9 MARGARET WEE - MARGARET WEE dgsdg dgsdgsd nere's a cKeap, easy way to £ive your old dress tkat expensive fashion-house look Ribbons can add that extra Xmas J 1 S all very well for us to say that Christmas calls for something special. That special Christinas dinner, complete with turkey638 words
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92 1960-11-29 9 Famed last words go with these novel trays BRIEFS POP in at Whiteaways to see the latest novelty trays which, I am sure you will fall for immediately. They are in aluminium and are designed as a sports car. a yacht, or a hand or lips. Added attraction is the92 words
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Article38 1960-11-29 9 BRING the atmosphere of the forest and the feelin~ of Christmas right into your room with a Forest Scent which comes together with a plastic tree. The scent wtien "translated" will unmistakably mean "Merry Christmas." From Marden Company.38 words
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Article, Illustration183 1960-11-29 9 LOOKING pretty is a round-the-clock affair, and that includes sleeping, washing and make-up time. Many of us (women) never realise how dishevelled we look sometimes while in the house, working or just resting. A hair set is well and good, but183 words
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65 1960-11-29 9 MRS. Lily Tan of 21 Dawson Road, Singapore 3 wins the with the pounded ingredients and leave them In the bowl for a little while. Pour sufficient cooking water to cover. Simmer gently until meat is tender, adding more65 words
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70 1960-11-29 9 THE SO USEFUL TONGS TO HAVE AT HOME rpONGS are useful to have X in the home, and the Tala Cook's tongs is just the thing you need. It can pick up baked potatoes, eggs, corn or sausages. It can handle ice cubes, salads, cakes, cookies, candies and peeled fruit70 words
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Advertisement116 1960-11-29 9 Ko-ffest I \1 K>tfS <► I VAMEL nd cutkrlt > A. jtrcr 2 years off research 'Y WTY the simplest ever way to ÜBAUICIj /A V I m*m mm m^m^m^m p^_ W EAT THE THINGS ttw YOU LIKE WHILE YOU SLIM EVES-JACOBERG ENANG-IPOH-JESSELTON :uns/vgh s M 'OUR CHRISTMAS GIFT H116 words
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Advertisement196 1960-11-29 9 \ftstket& FEATHERNAP j MADE IN U.S.A. 5 WAIST-IN GARTER BELT I f f'& J I ■J ft Whittles your waist to a hand-span and lets you 9 keep on breathing, too! It's made of Feathernap, the textured pure rubber that's feather-soft outside and skin-side. It's strategically boned, has adjustable garters;196 words
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Advertisement244 1960-11-29 10 Fill your home with MUSIC LATEST RELEASE Available at PARAMOUNT CO. Mt«d Otf>cc 6, Tiong Bahru Rood. S.noopore. 3. Tel 757t6. Branch Office 174, Bafu Rood Kuala Lumpur Tel *****. BARGAINS Lodies Gents Watches $1 050 Ladies Cocktail Watches 17 Jewels SI 5.00 Ladies Bangle Watches 520.00 Fancy Table Clock.244 words
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Advertisement158 1960-11-29 10 V KIAT SHOES Y for COMFORT n AND j "V.- STYLE! ZAia I e) It cei Lc 41-43. Stamford Road. Tel: ***** S'pore. YOUR IDEAL CARVED TEAK-WOOD or CAMPHOR-WOOD CHESTS T if* Made to Order or Ready Made At Rcnsomible Prices B LU SHING CHENG CARVED FURNITURE CO. 9. Tiverton158 words
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Advertisement1160 1960-11-29 10 CHOPPINC ENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available in the shops. There seems ti/be no lack ot good products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. ONLY a FEW left of I■- Rrioian caroeu and I uie ift probien few American1,160 words
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Advertisement292 1960-11-29 10 your children. \\M \ll M.KIKK (OCim Sale La now fi'.u .n litfimn^ fn i lampshaaes and liome apphance;eductious are promiaecl at 91. Hill Street. lOGIXDEI PAIL. LM I Course Road are cieaiing a quanaty o: 0 per p BaJ price be- FROM mil IMMEMORIAL PearK bave aec women. For youi292 words
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Advertisement267 1960-11-29 10 X'MAS SALE NOW ON ,Ok ,w||^ LAMPSHADES J APPLIANCES VtflL^H At TREMENDOUS Reductions! JJ 1 I COME AND PICK 1 I DESIGNS t I NAM AH ELECTRIC CO. I 91 HILL T REcfwy TEL: ***** 36< LW T&J Save your SS S S V'ii because we import direct and sell267 words
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Article636 1960-11-29 11 B. NORMAN - B. NORMAN BUT JOHORE SPRINTERS NEEDED THE SHARP AIM OF KICKER YUSOF By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues Johore All Blues 1•» SCC Invitation 9 BATTLE of speed versus weight thrilled rugby spectators yesterday on the padang. The sprinting ruggerities of Johore won the day, scoring636 words
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11 1960-11-29 11 NAN WATER U MEET SOUTH WINDS SATURDAY Lintnn B 111 I11 words
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Article, Illustration397 1960-11-29 11 J. Louis - J.Louis dgdsgs EQ Singapore, Tues. i world of titling I tain c examp. actual I problem I G tentative dat« I Ings will be either once nth ur twice a month g season and once tth thereafter. :)ore Recreation be the venue. invited? IChew Boon Chin; Free Press - 397 words
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Article86 1960-11-29 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues— The j team to represent the Royal Air Force. Singapore, at hockey I against the Singapore Recreation Ciub tomorrow on the paciang will be: Cpl. Hastie (Seletar); Fit. Lt. Bever (Tengah). Sgt. Groomi bridge (Capt); Cpl. Dickens (Tenuah*. SAC. Fernandez (Seletar). W.86 words
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Advertisement8 1960-11-29 11 RY! IRY! I RICES SAINS pus SUPt R8 words
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Advertisement196 1960-11-29 11 Oft FANCY JU ct». a yd. VOILES OH PRTD. COTTONS OU ett. a yd. SHANTUNGS V 1 ,O U Suitingt 58 gt^ m m 2 yd. 4^^k t^^ O U Cottons |l A %j ,j^ C1 On AS^RTED L qq rn SKIRTS O I .911 BLOUSES OO.OU SUCKS MOn EMBROIDERED196 words
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Article, Illustration219 1960-11-29 12 SEBASTIAN RASOO - SEBASTIAN RASOO It you can't be a star then here's your chance to create one by Farrer Park. Tuesday HIc.HKK. faster, further the rise of Singapore athletics took on fresh impetus here yesterday t> a new < MChing programme began. On the mark to219 words
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Article39 1960-11-29 12 BUKIT TIMAH. Tues. The L's-miles time trial ored by the Royal Air Force Cycle As>ociation inday was called off. Disappointed officials who at the starting point at Road, said later that becau>e of insufficient39 words
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Article15 1960-11-29 12 BUKIT CHERMIN. Tues.— els beat Retrievers 14-8 in n 14 ft ball friendly.15 words
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125 1960-11-29 12 G.H.Q. Tanglin 1 30 Battalion BAOC 0 TANGLIN. Tues. General Headquarters snatched a narrow victory from 30 Battalion RAOC In the hockey seml-flna] for the Singapore Base District Cup here yesterday. It wasn't until the 20th. minute that G.H.Q. took125 words
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Article31 1960-11-29 12 SELETAR, Tues.— Royal Air Force, Seletar. beat University of Malaya 3-0 in a S.H.A. Division II league game played at Seletar yesterday. The scorers were Priddle. Felton and Currie31 words
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Article27 1960-11-29 12 KATONG. Tues. Chinese Swimming Club will meet Bombay in a friendly water polo match at the CSC pool in Amber Road at sp.m. today.27 words
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Article, Illustration265 1960-11-29 12 JEFFREY JAMES - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by Tennis.. .as it has never been played in S'pore THE Harlem Globetrotters, in their visits here, showed us. between bouts of buffoonery, basketball as only world champions can play. Next Thursday. Singaporeans will have the opportunity of watching tennis as it has never before265 words
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239 1960-11-29 12 RUGBY WINGER LIM JIT IMM DROPPED FROM CUP SIDE SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Sprinter Urn Jit Imm was last night dropped from the H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugby team. Singapore Civilians selectors 1 make two changes in the side I which upset Combined Sen-ices 12-6. Dillon and Kraal will be playing their239 words
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Article63 1960-11-29 12 AHMEDABAD. Tut s An bea by ICustaq Mohammed and V Mathias steered the Pakistan I cricket tourists to a draw h_ We>i Zone. Pakistan 194 dmtiaz Ahmed 90. Gupte 5 for 56 and 161 4 (Mustaq Mohammed n.o. 69. Wnllis Mathia.- a-o. 40). W«K Zone 353Reuter - 63 words
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Article42 1960-11-29 12 I es. Serau Garden* second >tring beat the S.T.U. second team 2-1 in a S.H.A. division 2 malch ftl the Serangoon Garaens Sum, S. V. Quek and Nathan a for the winner.*, suthan obtained the only goal for the S.T.U.42 words
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Article35 1960-11-29 12 NASSAU. Tue.s. Stirling M driving a three litre Ferrari, won the Nassau Tourist Trophy race in record time. He finished one lap ahead of American. Bob Grossman. also in a Ferrari. ReuterReuter - 35 words
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Article, Illustration85 1960-11-29 12 ALEXANDRA, Tuesday. DTAFF Sergeant Alexander Montgomery will captain the Combined Services water polo team against the Bombay State tourists at the Singapore Swimming Club tomorrow at 7 p.m. In Montgomery, the Combined Services have a water poloist with a neal of experience of top85 words
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Advertisement257 1960-11-29 12 A al i Cut out ond p, n w1 »l H'n with o*|sl» I Posting instruct^ a^^ I k Address I a e r CLUES FOR WOPD I jzz w Repeat aloud from memory 4 A 2. If a girl is late for o date her boy-friend may regret i257 words
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