The Singapore Free Press, 9 December 1960
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Title Section33 1960-12-09 1 t0 KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1960. 15 CENTS. Government to spend $500,000 to brin& medical care to the masses33 words
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Article73 1960-12-09 1 R.G PILLAI - R.G PILLAI iternity and lelfare too: Work to legin soon ITY, Fri— The men! will build six s a an estimated 10,001 next year. i institutions 100,000 people asy access to litaJ or other the Ministry v Five Press I] l>e built m where medical liled73 words
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270 1960-12-09 1 Hecklers crushed: No jeers, out fewer to school NEW ORLEANS, Friday. WHITE hecklers, their blockades crushed by police, abandoned attempts to keep white children out of an integrated school yesterday, but attendance tell to 15 children. For the first time since integration began on Nov. 14 not one jeer went270 words
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Article53 1960-12-09 1 MELBOURNE. Fri. Three Aaten stucients who broke into be home of a aecective on Nov. pleadea gnttt; lo i.ousebreaktcs and stcaUng yerterday. The .students. Peter Chan. 20. David Loe. 19. both from Hong Kons. and Albert Lee. 24. from Barak, Malaya, were released on bonds of good behaviour53 words
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Article22 1960-12-09 1 LONDON. Fri. Unemployed workers m the British car industry totalled 13.959 people on November 14. Parliament was told last night.22 words
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Article29 1960-12-09 1 LONDON. Fri. Mr. Harold Macmillan. Britain's prime minister said he had no immediate plans to visit Malaya but hoped to do so "within a reasonable time.'29 words
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Article27 1960-12-09 1 JAKARTA. Fri.-A ano (rum the Indonesian corvette. 'Bubara. landed squarely on reb^l positions at Siwa m ihe Suuih Celebes las'. month, killing 50 tneurfentt27 words
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Article, Illustration356 1960-12-09 1 ALIAS RAHIM - ALIAS RAHIM Mv I\J INC WO sees Army cooks pit skill against one another By JJEE SOON, Fri.— The six,' course menu prepared by Sgt. Salleh bin Ahmad at thjjh Army cookery competition here yesterday would liave put most356 words
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183 1960-12-09 1 ROME, Fri.— A news agency specialising m news from Communist countries .said yesterday Marshal Mitrofan Nedelin. Soviet rocket chief reported killed m an air crash six weeks ago, had m fact died m an accident at a missile .site. Among the183 words
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Article18 1960-12-09 1 WASHINGTON. Fri.— The International Monetary Fund has sold the United States $9,000 million m gold.18 words
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145 1960-12-09 1 A prize-winner hands his $100 award to the Cheer Fund SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Another prize-winner has given his winnings to the Rotary Club Cheer Fund which is now richer by $100. He is Mr. Wong Chong San, proprietor of the Tien Tsin Restaurant, which won the "cleanest restaurant m the145 words
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Article34 1960-12-09 1 MOSCOW. Fri. Cuba's economic mission returned to Moscow yesterday after visits to Communist China. Mongolia. North Vietnam and North Korea to continue talks with the Soviet Foreign Trade Ministry.34 words
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Article21 1960-12-09 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Fri.—Concolese authoriiies have ordered the expulsion of Mr. Wilfred Lazarus, Congo correspondent of the Press Trust of India.21 words
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66 1960-12-09 1 GANG ATTACK ON PETROL PUMP ATTENDANT SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. —A petrol kiosk attendant, Toh Chin Seng, was admitted to hospital last night following an attack by four thugs. Toil resisted the tliucs, one of whom was armed with dagger, when they tried to rob tiie kiosk. He refused to yive66 words
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Article82 1960-12-09 1 INSPECTOR 5 Dl SINGAPORE < ITI died of h coi PaChol* I n spec 101 Road I 1 li< Steti >ti dead m Mrl liuu n I ■■•.linn m H SVORLO BANK LOA: rtASUI! HON. Fi VV or I d B thai eishi i n.i i ilk I82 words
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Article39 1960-12-09 1 Fiisi Malayan Fund managers prices today, buyiiig $1 15 selling $1.23; Second Mala van Funti ma i layer's pates, buying 95 ct^ selling $i.oi. Pint Honjr Kon<? Ptend managers pricey buying HK.$ A .oc uellUig HK$l.l339 words
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Advertisement117 1960-12-09 1 r For Hyto jf^^Sr ond J%/^^ comfort LC !SA Fromei QPTIEK OPTICIANS P* L spore. Tel: ***** I The New A. 40 J Countryman— like th 6 mlh Ct vr regular A.4o— is perfect I for business or pleasure; but ■^DING puts lhe accent OJI luggage ■j Two rear panels117 words
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Advertisement186 1960-12-09 1 f ALLAN LEWIS GIVES YOU TODAY TOMORROW'S BUKIT TIMAH WINNERS IN PAGE 12 POLE ROUTER PATE :^g!lMlvMljM~ v v r I V^lß^B^Klflfl SSSSMnfi ''/SB [Sr^M H'lr i fl^H BbtAlT SSSSSSS3^^h^^^^3h^£irv!Sr?^^Hbh^^l^k A^b *^L^^^l HBr^v A^b^ BBft^BBA 2flßHß^LlF*VtKfll BBK*-^-- >| v BVA3^^^^Hnß>9Wv3K*^>^sTJvAV^^B>V« r BBVft vm. r m&-'*-^KT AVJ Why your best watch186 words
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Advertisement17 1960-12-09 1 Don't Forget TO PURCHASE THE REVOLUTIONARY •SEAM ASTER FRESHER' SHIRT FOR $12.50 VI/^^^^Bl. HIGH ST.. PHONE: *****17 words
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255 1960-12-09 2 The British bank rate cut will boost the dollar YEW YORK, Fri. JN Wall Street circles saw the lowering of the British bank rate from uve-antf-a-half to five per cent on Wednesday, as a move both to help defend the dollar and give a boost to the British economy. Financial255 words
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351 1960-12-09 2 Bomb planted in man in Forest Hills horror I THE WORLD AT NOON j by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE 1* A BOMB exploded m i\ car near the Forest Hills Tennis Club yesterday, killing the driver and shattering windows m the suburban residential district. The victim, not immediately identified,351 words
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Article21 1960-12-09 2 BANGKOK Fri. -Tbe Thai Prime Mir.-.ster. Mr. t>ar:t Tanarat. b suffer Jug bran the after eflecrs I uV.c.21 words
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Article21 1960-12-09 2 PARIS. Fri.—The national referendum on President De Gaulle's Algerian home rule plan will be held on Jan. 8.21 words
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117 1960-12-09 2 QUEEN'S COUSIN HEADS ANTI-HANGING CAMPAIGN LONDON. Fri. The Earl ol Harewood. 37-year-old cousin of Queen Elizabeth has put himself at the head oi a campaign to abolish hanging m Britain. He was appointed yesterday as chairman of the committee of honour of the National Campaign for the Abolition of capital117 words
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Article30 1960-12-09 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Two Singapore police officers have arrived m Jakarta on a ten-day visit of inspection. They are deputy superintendent Abdul Aziz and deputy superintendent Mohammad Yusof.30 words
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Article144 1960-12-09 2 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tabian 1/2, Avala 4/5, Bolshevik Suhanov 6A, Lao 6/7, Batu 8/9, Seibun Maru 10/11, Larut 12, Laura Maersk 13/14, General Sikorski 15/16. Jan Matejko 18, Wairimu 19, Sg. Asahan N. Wall 1, Panehan N. Wall144 words
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Article55 1960-12-09 2 HONG KONG, Thurs.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <fc S. Banking Corporation $1,425 $1,420 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $124.00 $124.00 sales sales Wheelock Maiden $9.50 $9.40 sales sales HKong phone $38.00 $37.75 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $34.25 $34.00 sales sales Taikoo55 words
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Article30 1960-12-09 2 LONDON: The Financial Times market indices for Dec. 2, last rear, wreU I*o, previous and vesterdavV respectively: Tins. 233.2, 263.9, 264.3, 259 7 Rubber. 206.1, 185.4, 189.3, 188.7.30 words
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137 1960-12-09 2 Traders are concerned by Govt. take-overs I/ARACHI, Fri.— About l 500 businessmen from 32 countries yesterday declared their "great concern at arbitrary and discriminatory acts of expropriation" which harmed the interests of developing countries and investors., tors. At the closing session of a three-day international businessmen's conference here, they urged137 words
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Article15 1960-12-09 2 LONDON. Fn. Trafalgai Square's Christmas Tree, a gift from Oslo, has arrived.15 words
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Article112 1960-12-09 2 LONDON. Oec. 8. Previous Today RUBBER NO. 1 RSS c.i.f European ports. Dec 25} 25 9/16 Jan 25 6/16 254 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 253 251 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Term*. Jan ■_•'> 7 i h L ir > u/is Feb 25 9/16 25J112 words
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Article56 1960-12-09 2 COFFEE: Futures B 1 Contract Dec. 35.54 3;>.40 A hove prices quoted m US cents per lb. NEW YORK, Dec. 8. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 102 50 102.12 RUBBER Futures Jan. 29. 1 1 29.10 Mar 29.12J 29.10 TONE. Steady. SALES: 24 lots. No. 1 RSS56 words
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Article33 1960-12-09 2 NEW YORK. Dec. 8. Previous Today 30 Industrials 804.62 805.17 20 Railroads L 26.83 126.74 40 Domestic Bonds... 84.24 54.18 15 Utilities '.'ti.TH i<i;.r>.j 65 Stocks Composite Averages 200.95 200.9833 words
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Article35 1960-12-09 2 Malabar spot ;:?i. afloata 43. ivc. Shipment 42J. Lam}»on^ .*pot 43*. ;ii!oat.s 13, Dec. shipment 42*. Mun;ok white -pot 71. atloats TO. Doc. shipmeni 68i. A.bove piicrs quoted m U.S. oenta per Ib.35 words
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Article83 1960-12-09 2 LONDON. Dec. 8. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. UK. North European ports delivered weight per lonn ton Dec. 5173 $174; COPRA, Straits Borneo c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Dec. Jan i64# £64; COCONUT OIL crude Straits C if. European ports m bulk83 words
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Article880 1960-12-09 2 NOTE: All prices below are midi le prices. KEY TO MARKINGS X cci as con capital mil. x Mil m mluiiif eviryttiif t* iicMlh Civile**. I cli cm tinus issue. f «ci -s e«clulint capital retort, t ecr cm capital returi I cl cum880 words
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Article145 1960-12-09 2 progress m results By the FREE PRESS MARKET CGRRr-c 1 P^l gEVERAL factors combined to br 1 a big improvement m the result J by Pahang Consolidated m the ve\ 1 31, says the Stock Exchange (iazettt rJ The most important was easing of restrictions wn, ron crease of145 words
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178 1960-12-09 2 CONSUMPTION TO REACH A NEW HIGH, SAYS RUBBER CHIEF Finance and industry I Page Two today I gives you the ups and I downs of your shares. I AKRON, Fri. World rubber consumption, exclusive of Soviet bloc synthetic rubber, should reach a new high of 3.8 million long tons m178 words
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129 1960-12-09 2 Prices drop despite London bank rate cut LONDON, Fri. A reduction m the British bank rate had been fully discounted m the London stock markets and yesterday's cut from 5-1/2 per cent, to five per cent, failed to stimulate either interest or activity, and, contrary to the usual response, prices129 words
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Article106 1960-12-09 2 NEW YORK: Wall Street yesterday closed steady with mostly fractional changes m either direction. The rally m the stock market was m lis third consecutive session during the fiist hour today. Trading expanded including re-investment 01 funds derived from earlier tax loss sales. However, the list was limited106 words
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94 1960-12-09 2 $7½M. PLAN FOR AFRICAN TEA SMALLHOLDERS LONDON. Fn. The British Colonial Development Corporation and the Kenya Government announced here yesleraay the establishment of a $7,680,000 plan to promote tea-growing by about 9.000 African smallholders m the Central. Nyanza and Rift Valley provinces of Kenya. The plan envisaged the development of94 words
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Article46 1960-12-09 2 C'ANBKRKA: I /aae Minister John McEwen bus ;ola Che House of Representatives that there would be no increase m the import of Japane.se goods m Australia as a result of the Government's decision to ease the ban on the export of iron ore46 words
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191 1960-12-09 2 DECEMBER CIF HITS NEW HIGH: TIN MARKET STEADY LONDON. Fri.- The market opened at a fww tiunal advance following improved advices imm the East and report, of ire- v Chinese and Russian buying at Singapore. Thereafter, values were generally weil supported on moderate dealer shortcovering m the nearby landed positions191 words
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Article39 1960-12-09 2 LONDON: Mr Selv LJ Chancellor of :ne Bscuequer, bold the Hou.ve of Oomnom tlie Umtea States It ensure "no intenuon of intervening a transaction by vnld American Foid Cbmpac to buy Uie minority nolcting i Britisii subsidiary.39 words
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Article23 1960-12-09 2 NEW YORK. Pti.— United Stau gold stocks rose by USS267 million about £95 million styling) durin the week ended Wedne#-ci:r.23 words
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Article17 1960-12-09 2 JAKARTA. Fi; I :.< 1. I Man Government has oatl ualised nine Dutoh-o.vaec. life In companies17 words
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Article54 1960-12-09 2 HAVANA. Fn. -The Royal Bank of Canada hen was nationalised by the Cuban Government yt day under an igreemei said to have been accepted m principle by the bank The bank's assets, wortl about $375 million, and i liabilities and stall taken over by the Natio:54 words
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Advertisement486 1960-12-09 2 S HIPPING NY.X.LINE S'pora p. Sham Penanj Sumida Maru leu *:e~ c Said Gercj Liverpoc riantarf, Mtmrp i Rotterdam 12 13 Oec Shiga Mara for Ate-. JecrJa*. Pet Said, Genoa '■':'■■>■ e>. Ha-rcu'? (E.TA 2-J j 61), ?::;?-;3' > n, A.-twerr. B-er^e^ A Le Ha I 27 29 Oec iKaji486 words
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Advertisement108 1960-12-09 2 BARBEB LINE 1 F».MJ EAST COAST PORTS-; OAKVILLE I" p o f r .lT L*W FERN-VILLE FAX Fr.m U.S.A. CULF PORTS e P^; s M FERNBROOK 17 Dec r LINJ BARBER-FERN- yttj* M Tl: NEW YORK, BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA^^B^ H sir rtSirlEt D > l HARRISONS CRO^FotIM HARRISONS &CROSFIEL" 1 J^108 words
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Article, Illustration248 1960-12-09 3 Sold— a watch a minute ...AT $6 TO $18 IN CHINATOWN'S BIGGEST SALE: PENS AND PENCILS ALSO GO DIRT CHEAP AS WAYSIDE DEALERS RUSH TO CLEAR ALL THEIR STOCKS SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. The biggest ever sale of watches is now on m busy Chinatown. And thousands of I "Swiss made"248 words
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285 1960-12-09 3 CONRAD CHIEW - 'Visit Orient Year chance for our artists to win acclaim' CONRAD CHIEW By SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. The work ol r local artists will be seen by many important people next year "Visit the Orient Year." This should enhance the prestige ol Singapore Minting, said the presideni of the Singapore Art285 words
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Article29 1960-12-09 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. The Singapore Arts Council will hold its 6th annual general meeting on Dec. 13. at Amber Mansion. 1A Orchard Road, at 5.30 p.m.29 words
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133 1960-12-09 3 STAR-STUDDED SHOW IN AID OF TAMIL SCHOOL FUND SINGAPORE, CITY. Fri. Malaya's top entertainment stars will appear at an All-Star variety show and dress competition organised by the non-Tamil speaking women sub-com-mittee of the Kalaimagal Tamil School, at the Happy World Stadium on Dec. 10 and 11. For the dress133 words
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Advertisement80 1960-12-09 3 I moments testing your I Elm i jL,g^^^^^B I snd then stKhteiiiy I i^Hfll hJI Bd I PhQ^2 yy y^r "LEG WITH /y/jf > j I othbrush with coloured bristles! A delightful the drab, flat wh.teness of regular toothbrushes. jur daily teeth cleaning routine. range of delightful colours a different80 words
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Advertisement15 1960-12-09 3 Xmas shopping J Save your loose change for the Rotary Club Cheer Fund. I MMfIM—15 words
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Advertisement134 1960-12-09 3 Last Minute rx X'MAS GIFTS \X j^ ORCHIDS C|^^^ at special (^y^^ low gift rates mBL IAMnAM gOAf 1 phone MALAYAN AIRWAYS for full information M J^^KRUPOMDAffc Ch,psdeCmettes v^^^^^^^^ Packed m Transparent plastic mmtmmn boxes 6 ozs* nttcn.ttK9otwtinhsm In Polythene Bags of 2 ozs and w w <"" SHIN HUA134 words
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Miscellaneous266 1960-12-09 3 .Medium Wave; 17t> metres KAUIO MALAYA Short Wave: 62 metres (U metres) (4780 kc/s.) from pM Llfi Tjffin L 3() 8-00 p.m.— 9.00 p-m. daily. Time signal, news; 1.40 UN. PM 100 Programme sum- General Assembly; 150 Tiffin m£F 102 PridSy fare: 1.30 date; 2.00 Close down; 5.00 The news-266 words
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Article, Illustration1500 1960-12-09 4 Dr. J. GORSKY - Dr. J. GORSKY An absurd act is stopping even greater age of surgery when death itself an could be held at bay By Greater research is necessary if doctors m Britain are going to advance further. But first the scales of justice must be weighed1,500 words
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297 1960-12-09 4 NEW YORK, Fri. AN ancient king acA tually roasted a thousand men and women alive m Israel's first capital the city of Shechem, which stood m what is now King Hussein's desert kingdom of Jordan. The roasting has been confirmed297 words
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Advertisement234 1960-12-09 4 Mow you can, €$oitf &i THE ONLY U DIE-CAST FAN lH'\\Wl>^ C«Um« F«n Ste. A^itohte- 60" SWEEP 56" SWEEP H t \>^ 48" SWEEP 36" SWEEP SINGAPORE 60-62, Orchord Rood. Tel: ***** THAT g r- cl wl IV *j» MAY v^^^^^^^J^^tsv» SEE THE WIDE RANGE OF .«-i— T oiLET REQUISITES234 words
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Advertisement46 1960-12-09 4 .3lllllll!lllinill|||!ll,l, t]| ,J SEA GRASS Mil sea grass mottmg, ho rd -floor covem China. Noturoi natural gree thick, m 12" Clean Easily. Squi be added or c< Wholesale trade ii invited tor Cotton Carpets 2 sible Cotton Samples on Reoi VIPIN Ist. Floe Sj iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiid I46 words
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Letter317 1960-12-09 5 'No entry' si g ns (knocked down by motorists) will now be replaced by double white lines UJ UM "TrapMichael ppeared pn eg dated draw i the 1 cut L.do thai to iPres- successful. I also stated that, instead of the "No Entry" sign previously placed at the Orchard317 words
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Letter41 1960-12-09 5 THOUSANDS oi dollars A are being spent by big motor companies to produce an efficient method of •'anti-dazzle." Will it not De more practical if the roads are adequately lit to allow safe travel without dazzling headlights? MOTORIST Singapore.41 words
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Letter28 1960-12-09 5 A NUMBER of houses m my area are suddenly up for sale. I wonder if it has anything to do with the new taxes. LANDLORD. Siglap.28 words
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71 1960-12-09 5 No crime or sex: Why ban this film? I UNDERSTAND that the film "The Unforgiven." starring Burr Lancaster and Audrey Hepburn, is banned m Singapore. After seeing the film m Johore Bahru I can say it has nothing to do with sex or crime, nor can it be considered a71 words
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209 1960-12-09 5 I i d the leal nend- tl rd to t vork- ive .1 >ney I T tires rt th of 1 be .cied paid to with 233 NTKIHI TDK. KFHKJHFK re tor a .t ear. The ."'lf up I am tSUNGOL school sent209 words
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Letter50 1960-12-09 5 0 1 have read m your paper of cases of slipped discs being cured by surgery. I have been suffering from such an ailment lor several years through lift ing heavy weights. Would you kindly tell me where can I ootain treatment. MICHAEL SOH Singapore.50 words
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473 1960-12-09 5 Catholic answer Amstutz and to family planning This is your page: Write tens if you fravo aiy grosses or views to air I have been reading several newspaper articles 1 published m your columns m which Mr. Amstutz, a Methodist bishop holds forth at considerable length on the subject of473 words
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Advertisement8 1960-12-09 5 p of sets lers ers PANIA -cent Tubes8 words
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Advertisement195 1960-12-09 5 FANCY VOILES (IDEAL FOR CURTAINS) 30 cents a yard g I SPORT SHIRTS $2-90 N COTTON -DACRON CCQ(\ »S SHIRTS Bed p w 1 1 jS-y/E i Ra ns Towels i j a FRENCH LACI \~?f BLOUSES $1-90 SKIRTS £«> r/\ 1 SLACKS JJQU f SWISS EMBD. cm aa 5195 words
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Miscellaneous62 1960-12-09 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice dc Fred Dickenson MANDRAK Lee Falk and Phil Davis the HEART OF JULIEI JONES by Stan Drake m\" I'-^MHI*" I/yoi/pe coming wrrH /Vallrisht..^ K^t [T" Qtm coming^ .S'^^T j BLONDIE tt, c a« TOP ON I T 1 DAGWOOD-DIOVOU R ?haDt6 S f^ CONDEMNED Tv^finoa62 words
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Article307 1960-12-09 6 I TELLING I THE I PEOPLE fIVIL WAR looms m the Congo. The lines of division harden, dividing not only the people of the Congo but the powers m the United Nations who went m to help this luckless nation. One by one the nations of307 words
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1723 1960-12-09 6 The dedicated teacher is this country's chief means towards the New Look in education SYLLABUS, TIME TABLES, EXAMS MUST BEJUJRJERVANTS^NOT M^ *^TT^ oMrfiM T I Green Head of Hie School of serve our needs. What then should we do? Here m the second multiplication ot education it no «u«""*«« «h»«*"»"1,723 words
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Article14 1960-12-09 6 A woman forgives only when she is m the wrong. Arsene Houssaye.14 words
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362 1960-12-09 6 EVELYN TOO - Check discipline in Chinese High, urge the students EVELYN TOO By BUKIT TIMAH, Fri. PKADUATIXG Senior Middle 111 students of the Chinese High School at Bukit Timah have urged the authorities to arrest the declining standard of discipline m the school. In a 7-point memorandum to the school authorities, the362 words
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Article18 1960-12-09 6 JAKARTA, Pri.— Fifteen rebels diea m a clash with Government troops at Likupang, North Sumatra.18 words
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Article10 1960-12-09 6 NEW YORK, Fri— Thai-Cam-bodian talks have readied deadlock.10 words
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151 1960-12-09 6 CEASEFIRE CALL AS REBELS MARCH ON VIENTIANE VIENTIANE. Fri.— The neutralist government of Laos called for a ceasefire yesterday as rebels advanced on the capital. Two were reported killed m sporadic fighting which broke out m and around Vientiane this morning after a demonstration by army units m support of151 words
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Article30 1960-12-09 6 JAKARTA, Pri.— King Saud of Arabia and President Nasser of the United Arab Republic are among four Arab leaders who are expected to visit Indonesia next year.30 words
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152 1960-12-09 6 THE CONGO IS 'SENSITIVE' TO ALL OUTSIDE INTERVENTION, KASAVUBU WARNS NEW YORK, Fri. President Joseph Kasavubu said m a letter to U.N. Secretary General Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, published here last night, that public opinion m the Congo had become "extremely sensitive" to all outside intervention, "the partisan and outrageously unilateral152 words
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Article19 1960-12-09 6 MOSCOW. Fii. Tilt- Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Nikiia Khrushchev, who has influenza, was a little belter yesterday.19 words
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Advertisement768 1960-12-09 6 You ran hand m your classified ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS roid Btorage (Mj Ltd., .0 Tanab Rata. IPOH Co id S»or.-»i«> 1 M Ltd.. 1-j Clare Streft. KLANO ro'.d S'oraK" < M 1 !.td., t;>i .New ivod-l OTA «HA»U .'oid Stora**768 words
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Advertisement44 1960-12-09 6 "hen dry's: Attractive Useful I; X'MAJMjIFTS I DIAMOND GEM SET J a RINGS FOR LADIES m m SIGNET RINGS FOR GENTLEMEN. I i BO* 3QI P. H. HEMDRY J Jewellers 78. North Bridge Road Adelphi Hotel. Spore. A X u.i la Lumpur. rfl 1?44 words
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Advertisement36 1960-12-09 6 jjj 4 MILLION PEOPLE TKAUC I-.NCH l' ;l; .J I THE ANGLO-THAI CORPOBJ^U I SINGAPORE KUAUA LUMPU« J A wB L^. v r r^ a I v |T or uOndon y cAcier ef I*""' 1 r36 words
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Article36 1960-12-09 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri The British Army m Singa- j pore will play Santa Glaus to 3.000 poor children at a Christmas party to be held at the Great World Park on Dec. 17.36 words
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Article, Illustration295 1960-12-09 7 EVELYN TOO - Triplets make it round dozen: They will all stay in family, he pledges EVELYN TOO By CHANGI. Friday. T re« ntlv '^-water seller gave birth ,m h .u t0 tr J plets and boosted the number of her children to a round dozen. The proud father, Mr. Ang Ah Boey,295 words
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36 1960-12-09 7 STAMFORD. Fri. About 340 candidates will be sitting for the Pitman's Shorthand Examination at the City School of Commerce (formerly C.V.M.A. School of Commerce* at Queen Street tomorrow at 9.00 a.m.36 words
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84 1960-12-09 7 1,000 VOLUNTEERS FOR MUSLIM ORPHANAGE DRIVE A LJUNIED. Fri. More A than 1.000 volunteers will help the Muslim Trust Fund Association m its flag day on Dec. 24 to raise money for building a Muslim orphanage m Mattar Road. Several clubs, associations and public organisations have consented to send volunteers84 words
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Article, Illustration234 1960-12-09 7 2 plan motor-cycle trip to England: They will join RAF SIGLAP, Friday. 'pWO Singapore soldiers will leave soon on an overland trip to England on a motor--1 cycle. They are Joe de Silva. 25, and Edward Teo, 21. De Silva is a mechanic m the Singapore Military Forces and Teo234 words
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227 1960-12-09 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri O The Peoples Action Party will hold a mammoth variety concert to celebrate its sixth anniversary on Dec 31 and Jan. 1 at the Singapore Badminton Stadium at 7.30 p.m. The concert, one ot the biggest ever to be organised by227 words
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Article, Illustration309 1960-12-09 7 Capt. Pearce on last trip to East before retirement SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Sixty year old Captain F. W. J. Pearce, standing on the bridge of the luxury liner Corfu, with a far-away look m his eyes, stitched together the events of the past 42 years he had spent at sea.309 words
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Advertisement102 1960-12-09 7 rccti* -3hC. e *ing machine with a I""' ;«e edles EMPORIUM LTD. s^APOR: 1 KUALA LUMPUM f «S= M l^^A B LEONARD m S?m el mcd and proved 7 f '?■s«; i domestic retngerotors: CU- l< S^gcporc $840/- Federation $1,015 I pedal A" 77i as Discount L Avoilable m Federation102 words
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Advertisement18 1960-12-09 7 m Thousands of under privileged children need your help! Give generously to the 1960 Rotary Club Cheer Fund.18 words
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Advertisement266 1960-12-09 7 y Aim say« Iliiil Rwmd Trip /<u 'i; 3 B»^S? A^ A announces... LOWEST TRANSPACIFIC JET FARES EVER -and you ffy on the worid's most e?q)erienced airiine! Fly PAN AM Jets to Los Comparable savings ara Angeles, San Francisco, yours to any point m the Portland or Seattle for U.S.A.266 words
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Miscellaneous1 1960-12-09 7 K^^^^B^^MMBiiiiiiii'iiitiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiMitiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiH1 words
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Article38 1960-12-09 8 LOOKING for a gift for a young girl who is keen on sewing? I saw just the thing for her at Whiteaway's. It's a sewing kit of rattan, attractively lined. Comes m various sizes.38 words
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79 1960-12-09 8 NEW CONTAINERS A BOON TO HOUSEWIVES A BOON to all the harassed housewives m Singapore is the Mirro foilware. Light as a feather, these containers are made of pure aluminium. They save time and trouble combining cooking and entertaining. Ideal for baking, outdoor cooking and storing, the containers are moisture79 words
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Article, Illustration327 1960-12-09 8 Pearls: A sign of your good taste ST 1 MISS KNOW-HOWI IF YOU WANT TO BUY A SET, STUDY THESE FOUR POINTS: COLOUR LUSTRE, SHAPE, FLAWS pEARLS, pearls and jnore PEARLS. What woman who loves being deliriously feminine wouldn't dream of wearing strand upon strand of lustrous pearls? Every woman327 words
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Article, Illustration63 1960-12-09 8 PERFUME ATOMIZER FOR THE TABLE OR PURSE A perfume atomizer for the dressing table or the purse is the way to any girl's heart. This elegant display is by Step. In patterned porcelain, they have never been more sleekly designed than this season's. The63 words
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Article, Illustration94 1960-12-09 8 PAMPER YOURSELF WITH THIS BUBBLE BATH Every girl likes to pamper herself with a luxurious bubble bath, and I can't think of a better way to chase the blues away than to relax m a bath scented with your favourite bath salts. Jean Sorelle's Christmas packings of Champagne bubble baths94 words
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Article114 1960-12-09 8 BLOWLAMP TO END KITCHEN PROBLEMS IS the man m your life a do-it-yourself enthusiast? If so, he'd be thrilled with a gadget which could help him. If you're wise, you'd buy it for him this Christmas. You'll get any repairs you want to be done m the house more quickly.114 words
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Article88 1960-12-09 8 COSMETIC SETS FOR MEN rE average man In Singapore may not admit it. but I have a sneaking suspicion that they love the fresh scent of an after shave lotion, just as we women love perfume. More and more firms are coming out with cosmetics for men. and this Christmas88 words
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Article52 1960-12-09 8 CHEONGSAM lengths which have specially been manufactured In Switzerland at the request of one of our shops. Modern Silk Store, would be just the thing for a gala evening during this festive season. With special borders which need no hemming, the fabric is silk organza inserted with lace. In grey52 words
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Article32 1960-12-09 8 WALK into Orient-craft m Orchard Road if you're looking for novelty ash trays. In oxydised brass, they're the loveliest I've seen. Engraved m floral patterns, they come m all shapes and sizes.32 words
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Article28 1960-12-09 8 A SMALL gift which comes from the heart Is a small manicure set at $3.50 from the Singapore Dispensary. It is packed m a golden plastic, heart-shaped case.28 words
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246 1960-12-09 8 THE GELATINE WAY TO STIFFEN CLOTHES WINS $20 MISS LILIAN Fernandez, 108 Prince Charles Crescent, Singapore 3, wins the first prize of $20 m this week's Household Hints competition for her tip on stiffening clothes. She writes: "Instead of .starch on a wash day. dissolve a packet of gelatine m246 words
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Advertisement311 1960-12-09 8 PARTNER Scut de FOR MEN F. MIILOT PARFUMEUR PARIS Sole Agents ifOii/Or Singapore. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Penang. JjMfe^/^BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND Efimy HAVE A LOOK AT THE OUTSTANDING Sole Agents: LIEN WAH WATCH DEALERS, 108 North Bridge Rd., Singapore. Tel: ***** Swiss Watches Sole Distributors for Federation: WOO311 words
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Advertisement138 1960-12-09 8 I /Ainvinl 1 1\ i Pcrtuinc I)u ■ig Po> U|l > >4lEi^«. A (ullv puarant< i authorised de«l< ai oontt Sble A§mt»: 1 KHKI. i<UlN\) I.IMITIII -'\> LPORI WOt Now apph Frajrran<i hL AND /Mmk^ Drodoranl with a Hick of \our mm You turn it up md Jwwi v|) l138 words
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Article, Illustration192 1960-12-09 9 Young people of Malaya have a 'terrific thirst' for education <™uvt> SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. is a terrific thirst among: young people m Malaya, Borneo and Sarawak for better education," says Mr. K. A. Augustine, a part-time lecturer at the Singapore Polytechnic and Nanyang University. Mr. Augustine, who founded a correspondence192 words
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113 1960-12-09 9 VILLAGERS WELCOME LIGHTS IN THEIR AREA OASIR PANJANG, Fri. 1 Street lights are being installed along the West Coast Road and are expected to be completed by the end of this month. The people living m the area had applied to the Government, through their community centre about two years113 words
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Article34 1960-12-09 9 PENANG, Fri. The Thai Consul on Wednesday entertained a large gathering to a reception at their Ayer Rajah Road home on the occasion of the birthday of the King of Thailand.34 words
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Article31 1960-12-09 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Datin Fatimah binte Haji Abdul Majid, Johore State Councillor, handed over $3,000 from the Social Welfare Lotteries Board to the Bentong Local Council for a playfield.31 words
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108 1960-12-09 9 AN 'ENJOYABLE TIME' IS PROMISED AT THIS PARTY SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— The 200 people who will attend the Cable and Wireless dance tomorrow at the S.M.F. Drill Hall have been assured of a "very enjoyable time". "This is one of the biggest dances ever put up by the Cable and108 words
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213 1960-12-09 9 |?l^f^CO^"FrBePfess-JEjOCTOR ADVISE YOU I rnHE commonest •1 sporting injury is a bruise. If you have been unlucky enough to break a blood vessel, quite a lot of blood escapes and forms a lump called a haeIf it's left alone, a haematoma will become213 words
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Article, Illustration100 1960-12-09 9 With the v.ist carpet of cloud below him Rupert begins to uondcr when he ought to go down through it .ig.im. 1 don't remem* ber how fjr Sandy Bay is." he thinks. Hello, the cloud finishes far ahead and, yes. I do believe the >d is100 words
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Advertisement284 1960-12-09 9 I MlM ,iMiiiM itiiiitiiiiitiiiiiiitiiitiiiiniittnmu,, P LAST ITS ARRIVED! viSHICA Sensation You've all USHICI I 8-C REFLEX jPJp Jk Zooming from 12.5 mm H^^j|P to 37.5 mm ■Lj^^^ with coupled Exposure [l»p $327/W^^jtitw^ p4st l 9np ond W^^^^P^ eorrying cow inclusive A; 4 Service Station:— Kg- DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD. I284 words
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Advertisement277 1960-12-09 9 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. (Incorporated m the Federation of Malaya) CHILDREN'S BOOKS FOR GIRLS by Lorno Hill Dream of Sadlers Wells Veronica at the Wells No Castanets at the Wells Masquerade at the Wells Return to the Wells tlla at tne Wells Principal Role Rosanna Joins the Wells Dress Rehearsal Swan277 words
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Miscellaneous431 1960-12-09 9 BORN today you are —This Saturday could be an acinplinpri ti^ bp ffloomv tive business day, although it is incimea to oe gloomy t normal one for you and pessimistic most of the aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 19) time. Your temperamental Better get a good start on outbursts are a detriment431 words
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Advertisement260 1960-12-09 10 Free f Gifts 1 PEIPING STORE 173, Orchard Rooc 6. Raffles Place 1 I for Eastern Arts, Linen J Goods, Children Ladies^ Wear. CHRISTMAS for the TINY TOTS! See the COMPLETE RANGE m our CHILDREN'S DEPT. 4 DOLLS AND TOYS 4 BABY SUITS 4 TINY TOTS' PARTY FROCKS 4 NURSERY260 words
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Advertisement164 1960-12-09 10 A KIAT SHOES COMFORT i pi\ and ;S^ STYLE! oJiiai'xynce L/c. 41-43. Stamford Road, Tel: ***** Spore. Students who go Overseas We sell what you need woollen pullovers, underweors, scarf, gloves, jumpers, winter pyjomos. i Advice given FOOK ON Dept Store SALE NOW ON. TEL: ***** far-*. Fuiiva T.; llt'llMll'll164 words
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Advertisement298 1960-12-09 10 HGJHJHJGH CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday me goon ouys avanamc m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. KEEPING AX AQUARIUM is interesting and relaxing hobby for young and old alike.298 words
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Advertisement541 1960-12-09 10 NYLEX NYLON FABRICS are made m varying designs and with changing fashions while basic material is me same quality. SHIVLAL SONS 77, Arab Si reel. LOCALLY MANUFACTURED leather shoes of high quality and latesi designs are made by KIAT SHOES CO., 41/43 Stamford Road. Ready-mades are available from their show/oom.541 words
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Advertisement473 1960-12-09 10 'aken by master craftsman •RANLEIGH" SEWING MACHINES m two models— hand opeiated ana electrically powered ar e economical. Easy hire purchase terms arranged by the sole agents: THIAM HUAT CO 80-82. Cecil Street. LIP LIFE LIPSTICK ls a beauty-aid ill great demand. One application is sufficient to last the whole473 words
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Advertisement294 1960-12-09 10 HOCK CHEONG CO., 95 97 Tras Street offers for only $265/Lhe Pujiya Radio-Phono ill transistor MW and SW opera tec. on torchlight batteries. THE AIRES PENTA 35mm single lens reflex camera is fittec with P2B Coral Lens and sells for $234/- at MALAYA PHOTO STORE, 105 North Bridge Road SILVER294 words
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Advertisement270 1960-12-09 10 CHRISTUM SALE NOW ON LIGHTING <f^s FITTINCS I ||f' /^LAMPSHADES At TREMENDOUS Reductions! COME AND PICK THE LATBT DESIGNS AT NAM AH ELECTRIC CO. 91, HILL ST. SINGAPORE TEL: ***** ***** For Better Quicker SERVICE m DRY-CLEANING i DYEING^! Ring ***** 'jLCf% WHITE HOUSE DRY CLEANING CO. 344, ORCHARD ROAD,270 words
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Advertisement122 1960-12-09 10 TEAK WOOD CtTf^H DRAGON p.* »urnit urc fl O{j :-m *at "M m '31 S K,h- I $4/50 I JOGINDER I 194. Race Co, -t Re LAM NONA GUM PDA A. Vl cif l Ei A- No 1 Pocked m 'c ond 4oi. Poiv'hfoe I THE RIGHT PUI YOUR XMAS122 words
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Article704 1960-12-09 11 Ly TRACK WILL BE NO HAZARD r0 BRANTAS, WHO CAME rTH IN SINGAPORE GOLD CUP k, SS2S3T ttWttr KSJKS TS v NOT going to be easy to find at Bukit Timah tomor-iii-r i^ i(i >v several horses having winning chances m htavj track is almost certain. f*» !)1 X704 words
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Article196 1960-12-09 11 Chinese were reduced to nine men Fathul Karib 7: Chinese Athletic 2. JALAN BESAR. Fri. After half-time, the Chinese had only nine men on the field m yesterday's 3AFA Senior Cup quarter final. Interval score was 4-0. Centre-forward Lee Wah Chin and right half Mok Moon Fook i failed to196 words
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Article426 1960-12-09 11 Palomar looks good in sprint CL. 3, DIV. 3—6F: Mayflower II 9.00, Scorpio 9.00, Terang Bintang 8-13, Sporting Marvel 8.13, Strong Power 8-12, Galloping Shoe 8.10, Alinette 8.09, Boomerang 809, Wansbrough 8.08, Hi Society 8.08, Keppel Harbour 8.08, Palomur 8.07, Black Charm 8.06, Chicken Besi 8.03, Alu Alu 801. Samson426 words
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Article86 1960-12-09 11 QINGAPORE CITY. Fri. >3 Commonwealth Forces (South) who meet Combined Services m the South Zone of the H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugby competition at Seremban tomorrow. have made one change from the team which was beaten by Singapore. Coming into the side at full back86 words
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Article26 1960-12-09 11 SELETAR. Fri. Serangoon Gardens beat R.A-P. Seletar 2-0 m a S.H.A. Div. 2 hockey game at Seletar yesterday. Pereira scored both goals.26 words
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587 1960-12-09 11 CL 3, Div. 2— lM; Result II 9.00, Bukit Timah 8.13, Pancha Indra 8.13, Gallant Turk 8.12. Canastra 8.10, Straight Flight II 8.09, Verni 8.08, Ciboulette 8.07, Kalamazoo 8.05. Tollana 111 8.05, Cool Assurance 8.04, Sweet Dream II 7.11, Goofy 7.09.587 words
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Article70 1960-12-09 11 Combined Schools 3; W.R.A.F. Seletar 0. BRAS BASAH, Fri.— Speedy schoolgirls won a hockey friendly hereScorers: Mary Tucker. Mary Sandosham, Olivia Stewart. Miss Cleary and Mr. L. K. Wing umpired. Schools: Siah So Wah; Pamela Stewart, Marlene Penny; Pat Scarrat, Olivia Stewart, Michelle Altman; Yinon,70 words
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333 1960-12-09 11 Lost Horizon has been consistent in his form CL. 3, DIV. 1— 1 M: Spanish Prince 9.00, King's Mission 8.11, Loyalty II 8.09, Tobasco 8.08, Kaboo 808, Son of April 806, King's Scholar 8.05, Cinemascope 111 8.04, Francoscot 804, Sandman 8.04, Trigger II 8.02, Pilot's Pride 8.00, Lost Horizon 7.08.333 words
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Article67 1960-12-09 11 BOMBAY, Fri. Opening bat Pankaj Roy and wicketkeeper P. G. Joshi, who helped In the Indian team which drew the first Test with Pakistan have been dropped for the second match at Kanpur on Dec. 15. The following were picked: Contractor, (captain). Jaisimha, Abbas Ali67 words
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Advertisement341 1960-12-09 11 KEYSTONE K-4C Rollfilm Fully Automatic Electric Eye Camera 3-len: turret with f2- 12mm normal, 9mm /.ide-angle and >" r.-n I photo. Color-coded viewfi jer W^r what each lens "sees." Tac tone fr3 j fini 'i rfW* W^* I t I v f lllllj'l. *wL |J t JACK'S PHOTO CO. iSp341 words
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Article, Illustration558 1960-12-09 12 KEN JALLEH - KEN JALLEH FANS PAY $12,000 TO SEE FOUR KINGS OF THE TENNIS COURT IN A 3i HOUR BATTLE OF MIGHT BY SINGAPORE CITY, Friday j THE booming services, and the fiery, sizzling crosscourt drives, classical play and clowning it was tennis raised to an exact science, and558 words
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Article52 1960-12-09 12 RAF Singapore. .9; Royal Navy. .6 CHANGI Fri. R.A.F. Singapore became inter-Services rugby champions here yesterday. All the points came from penalties Bryant kicked three for R.A.F. and McKenzie two penalties for Navy. R.A.F. led 3-0 at half-time. Scores were level five minutes from52 words
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56 1960-12-09 12 Alexandra F 3; Bintang Bulan 1. FARRER PARK, Fri. Big Dharman Oxy starred for Alexandra m the Youth Cup yesterday, playing at right-back, he was the stumbling block to Bintang S attacks. He even scored a goal. Other scorers were Sudan and56 words
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191 1960-12-09 12 First Test: Aussies may pack side with slow bowlers AUSTRALIA may pack their side with slow bowlers for the first Test against the West Indies here which starts today. The Brisbane groundsman George Green says he believes the pitch will take spin from tomorrow. In these circumstances it is thought191 words
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173 1960-12-09 12 THE DAY TONY LOCK THREW AND GOT AWAY WITH IT SYDNEY. Fri. Mcl McInnes, former Australian Test umpire, has admitted that he gave the benefit of the doubt to one or more bowlers under the throwing Law 26 during the MCC tour of Australia m 1958-59. Mclnnes was appearing with173 words
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Article176 1960-12-09 12 STAMFORD. Fri. Veteran Lim Hee Chin, former Malayan Davis Cup player now well m Ms forties, yesterday proved that he is still a' force to be reckoned with m competitive tennis. In a Kliney Cup match he beat Grant Watt of Combined Services 6-1. 6-2. V.M176 words
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Article51 1960-12-09 12 HONG KONG. Fri. The two-day match between R.A.F. Singapore and Hong Kong Civilians ended m a draw here yesterday after the visiting team just tailed m a dramatic bid to beat the Civilians. Scores were Hong Kong 217 and 83-9 and R.A.F. 116 and51 words
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Article79 1960-12-09 12 LONDON: The Grand National Steeplechase will be worth more than £20,000 sterling next year. ATHENS: Spartak of Czechoslovakia drew O-o with Panathinaikos m the quar-ter-finals of the European Cup. BOMBAY: Japan are favoured to win the majority of the events m the fifth Asian table tennis79 words
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Advertisement297 1960-12-09 12 5 THE GREAT WORLD CABARET I One and only exclusive air conditioned cabaret m NOW UNDER A NEW MANAGEMENT Business as usual with new excellent service i fully airconditioned i ALSO y, NEW a\- C--'^V;\o HCSTESiES TO ENTERTAIN YOU. S y WATCH OUT I OFFICIAL OPENING NIGHT I LOTS Q-r297 words
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Advertisement66 1960-12-09 12 actual si/r I price S7B The above instrument must )r t t() lh j_ 111 •"< lIIG This involves about 2 hours work. For Christ H y /6 COLLVFP Q^T^^^k I probf m i r c: RICKWOOD CO Ll Peek ng and Baggage I H E P-eao Stnnt, ngai I66 words
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Miscellaneous272 1960-12-09 12 ■•••••IlllllillllllllllljUl d'H'lfc. U'lKiu FREE PRESS yWORD PUZZLE SS Cut out and pin with other coupo" 1 Posting instructions oppcor belo* Nome o i Address o z b^ IHi^l Gut at'" CLUES FOR WORD PUZZLE 1. If o ploy is recommended I vu to you, it's disappointing p^ c to go272 words
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