The Singapore Free Press, 9 September 1961
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Title Section22 1961-09-09 1 1° KEEP W WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 9, 1961 15 CENTS.22 words
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Article254 1961-09-09 1 Ministries are asked for proposals SINGAPORE, Saturday. I recommendations of the I lion Party review committee I implemented by the CiovernI party. The Free Press learns ndations are being con- (iuvernmenl and the various I yen asked lo initiate appro- understands that most of as or254 words
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155 1961-09-09 1 POLICE TO FIRMS: CHECK STAMPS ON MAIL SINGAPORE. Sat. Police this morning advised heads of commercial firms and other establishments S to the State to take steps to prevent messengers from using cancelled stamps on overseas parcels and mails. This follows a recent case in whirh two peon.> were caught155 words
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192 1961-09-09 1 TREASURE HUNTING THE BERLIN CRISIS WHAT'S new noic in The Free Press, the newspaper that leads with news, feature articles and sport. Today we bring you the first of an exclusive series of articles on treasurehunting, a subject that cannot fan to fascinate you. It is treasure-hunting With a difference,192 words
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Article19 1961-09-09 1 ALGIERS. Sat,— Ten plastic charres explooeci aunng the nivjiu in the Algiers aiea. poiice said ye^teiujy.19 words
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Article, Illustration517 1961-09-09 1 World on the brink of war, says Nikita: 'Berlin only an excuse' MOSCOW. Saturday \IK. Nikita Khrushchev said last night that the world is on the brink of war. He told a Soviet-Indian friendship rally in the Kremlin: "Mankind is on the brink of another military tragedy. Aggressive forces wan!517 words
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131 1961-09-09 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday. TODAY is the List day for Stamford residents to go for free X-rays during the Government's current campaign in tlie area. Free X-rays will be given at the Stamford Girls' School between 2 p.m. and 8.30 p.m. Dr. Wong Hin131 words
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135 1961-09-09 1 GSA SEEKS WAIVER ON TIN SALE TERMS WASHINGTON. Sat. The General Service.^ Administration yesterday announced it had asked Congress to waive the six months waiting period for disposal of 10.000 long ton.^ of the 50.000 long tons of excess pig tin from the national stockpile. GSA sent letters to the135 words
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Article44 1961-09-09 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. -One ol two flou. mills which have Lxc-n granted pioneer certificates bj the Government ta expected '<> go into proeiuctioi bj ihe ir.iuale o1 in''<\ year The compans is expecteo to emplu) 70 U 80 workers44 words
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Article128 1961-09-09 1 JAKARTA, Sat. The Indonesian Government Is seeking official confirmation of a statement renprted to have been made by Malaya s Prime Minister. Ten^ku \bdul Rahman, savins he Sas satisfied thai the Dutch wanted to seek United Nations support for a PosMO, solution to the West JLriai;128 words
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Article14 1961-09-09 1 BANGKOK Sai l.< SoUthEaB' A.^ih Treats Organisation celebiated its seventh anniversary yesterday14 words
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Article20 1961-09-09 1 BONN. Sat More :han 2,500.0*00 E..- Germans have Hen to the West in thr lasi 12 yen.-,.20 words
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278 1961-09-09 1 Top form Ma Folie has easy task at Penang Card, comments and all the latest track news: P. 1, 19 and 20 By SCRUTINEER PENANC Saturday. yEXI VICI STABLE'S Ma Folie has been striding out in stylish fashion on tin- track and is right back to form. Vp against nio^278 words
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Article122 1961-09-09 1 1 1 i.t price* i"- n.; \1 >t Ii: 1 1 It i i I ■,i i i und i, i n 1 km i reni Ilinc >1 (l(l 5 lion X I mi-' liv UK *elli;*s WK> set i r. 1 i i! i\ vrnU in UK tents122 words
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Article34 1961-09-09 1 Thr Prce E*ress toci.iy contains a*: B-page supplement rm the water sto-ing carnival at Pasir; Ri tomorrow and Hw champion- 1 ships on Sept. 3(» and Oct. 1. I34 words
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Advertisement5 1961-09-09 1 .^^bb^Pibbblbbbbbbbl I^NEXisaMUSTI Best tissues KLEENEX5 words
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Advertisement83 1961-09-09 1 VAX "l>flP riiriiiliir<'^flHHpv^Ji^3 136 l€ 2. Oniiird Koad.j I S'|>orr 9. Teh: 34M1. !i."iBK .V A New Summertime colours in Frosted Nail Enamels Moo.nif.cent Spun Gold*' Motchubk Pastel* 1 Morvcllou:. New Fashions for Your Fingertip* an 4 Tor*' Ent.^ng ion§* m no.l enamels to 90 with every hot colour you83 words
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191 1961-09-09 2 I OXDON. Sat. A lower level of tin values was established yesterday m orni n g though the market c led steady to show a ss oi around £5j per Di >pii a certain amount vying interest on both the Atlantic, some xi'C191 words
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Article28 1961-09-09 2 market indices *or ist jrear, week ago, jresten n spe< 254 6 4SS 7 4J3 5 433 1. in i o IQ3 i i^ j n28 words
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Article21 1961-09-09 2 Sal. 1:... ng teams have Ceni t. •a, it hs need here P v h« ex- >oin21 words
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Article93 1961-09-09 2 s^^irs ',in.. atawgaida the Sm;jpute irwea torljy jre -■> X nak S 26 Pr«- Ma 27/28, t Jaaik 31 state I aga IS, 1 2, E 'St. n N!-.:;cp 6 7 0 km(l> Karant I'aioa Pmi• i Karatii Or: i is, Breeze, Man Inner roads: KtU I93 words
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150 1961-09-09 2 IONDON. Sat. The stock a markets finished another very Quiet week on a satis- factory note yesterday. Business was on an even smal- 1 lei -t-aie in front of the weekend, however, and was hardly; sufficient 10 create a definite tn Da. 1;-,150 words
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63 1961-09-09 2 JAKARTA, Sal rbe Indonesian Government has signed a general agreement on sea freight j with the Indonesia-Europe Freight C ►nference. The Indonesian Government shipping firm, Djakarta-Lloyd, which recently opened a service to Europe, is to join In the conference, and its ships will maintain 2463 words
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Article141 1961-09-09 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares I. as; sales in vie Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead SI "i 3 1 cent), Gammon 51. 76 i unchanged i 0.t'.8.C. $26 (uachangeo.), Robi"son Ords $1,334 cent), S.C'.S. $2.40 (unchanged), Steamers 83 cents (unchanged), s. Tim«i $3.22 Vs i 2 cent*),141 words
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Article55 1961-09-09 2 HONV. KONG. Fri. Closing prices here today wer< Previous Today X S. Bank Corporation $366 $368 5a PS sales Wheelock Marden $11.40 $11.50 >;t;i S Sal PS ITkong phone $41.50 $42.00 sales >aies Dairy Farm Cold Storage $36.25 $37.00 ales sales Tj ikoo Dock S64.UU $65.50 JardiiK55 words
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156 1961-09-09 2 27 countries buy rubber from Malaya: Britain, U.S. top list By The Free Press Market Correspondent DRITAIX, the world's biggest buyer of rubber from Malaya, imported 164,373 tons of the commodity last year, according to rubber statistics released by the Federation Government. The second biggest buyer America look 1 19,517156 words
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80 1961-09-09 2 Manila Sat. A Philippine trs de mission which visited West Germany recently yesterday urged the government to avail it sell of German economic aid to developing countries. In a report to the Commerce Secretary. Mr. Manuel Lim. the mission said West German loans80 words
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Article65 1961-09-09 2 CANBERRA. Sat. Britain remained toe main source oi overseas investment in Australia during 1959-60 with £A 104 .400.000 < $709.920.000 1 for the year. accoramg io figures released yesterday by the Commonwealth statistician, Mr. S. R. Carver. The total inflow of overseas capital invested in Australian65 words
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Article42 1961-09-09 2 SANTIAGO. Sat.—The Chilean Copper Confederation has agreed to the discontinuance of the Potrerillos and El Salvador strikes, confederation president Manuel Ovalle announced. The discontinuance of the strikes will be for a period of sixty days, he added.42 words
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Article27 1961-09-09 2 SALT LAKE CITY. Sat. A spokesman for Kennecott Copper Corporation said settlement was reached with the striking local 1081 of the Electrical Workers Union.27 words
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192 1961-09-09 2 Malayans in Dublin to talk on currency questions Free Press city section: Finance and industry rjUBLIN, Sat.— Three representatives of the Malayan Govern- ment arrived here yes- terday for talks on currency matters and the development of Ma- j layan peat deposits with j officials of the Central Bank. The192 words
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70 1961-09-09 2 NEW YORK. Sat.— The U.S. 1 economy is now moving into new high ground, the Federal Reserve ißank of New York observed in I v? September monthly review. "The recovery m output to pre- recession peak.s is completed, and 1 period lies ahead in which70 words
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224 1961-09-09 2 Anti-missile rocket: U.S. fears Reds may be in the lead WASHi: j MILITARY planners ii x \\\i\[ the Soviet In United Slates in the <! missile missile, the !> yesterday. Mark Watson, the newspaper's military correspon- dent, said In a report from Washington that U.S. .scientists had said that one224 words
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121 1961-09-09 2 UK-TO-AUSTRALIA TRIP FOR 4 ON MOTOR-CYCLES WII.WYN GARDEN CITY, (Hertfordshire), Sat.— j Two young British couples j will leave here in two days' time for a lons ride through various countries on their way lo Australia on two 10--year-old motor-cycles which cost 5212.50 each. They are Mrs. Rosemary Augsburger cli).121 words
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Article102 1961-09-09 2 >TEW YORK. Sat. Con- i stance Lever. 20. the English girl charged with in- citing a riot in North Carolina last month, vowed yes- terday to return next year 1 and "pick up where I left i oir: Miss Lever, a second- year102 words
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144 1961-09-09 2 ONE MORE DAY TO PAY GOYA 'RANSOM' London. Sat. A man claiming to hold the $1,200,000 Goya stolen from London's National Gallery, yesterday postponed a ransom "deadline" by 24 boms. The caller, in a hurried; teh phone call to Renters news agency, told a reporter; ••Ransom time for money lor144 words
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Article41 1961-09-09 2 BONN. Sat. A V. German motorist I killed when young Ba I German- tried to <•-; through the frontier to West Germany rturii the night. Travellers reaching I stedt, on the urestern i of the frontier, said tii41 words
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Article34 1961-09-09 2 STOCKHOLM. Sat.— Wlmt is claimed to be the Brst automatic music-making muchnu' In the vorid it has 200 transistors. 1500 resistance condensers and 11 Loudspeakers --was demonstrated a; an art exhibition here.34 words
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Article372 1961-09-09 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Sept. 8. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. Eu ep• a n ports Sept LVi 9/i6 25| O<* -2oi 25 5/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS SPOt 2.*) 11 16 25* RUBBER No. 1372 words
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196 1961-09-09 2 Russia will not stop tests, says U.S. official as America takes issue to U.K. WASHINGTON. Saturday. MR. ARTHUR DEAN, United States representative to the stalled Geneva nuclear test ban talks, said after conferring with President Kennedy yesterday it was quite apparent the Soviet Union was not £Oing to accept the196 words
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164 1961-09-09 2 EXPLORER KILLED BY CLUBS AND ARROWS DOCTOR RIO DX JANEIRO. Sa.l Richard Mason, th< X year-old British i \;->. r killed by Indians In the Brazilian jungle ari I this week, (tied from n tipfce club and art wounds. th< British Embassy lior* uned Caus< o! doath was Ush< d164 words
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Advertisement495 1961-09-09 2 N.Y.K.LINE S'oora s rtam Pananj > 5 Da. t ETA 4. 10/61 Burg Rotterdam 13 13 Sept 5« I Wara p. Said, Ge r ca. M'sei g ETA a 10/61), Bremen, Rette'aa", London, 8 Le Havre 27 29 Sept Man Part Said, Bf rut Lattakia, Famagusta, Istanbo Boorgas, Constanza), Odessa495 words
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Advertisement23 1961-09-09 2 So safe. toi>. the niv de shell protects the knife r. allows tor cutting rig is minimum. he 'CONQUEST at authored <i'^r.butor MALAYA23 words
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Article220 1961-09-09 3 New artery road to industry site as a start gINGAPORE, Sat. The first major Steps to convert Jurong into the State's principal industrial -Aixw are now being taken. As a start, an approach road leading to the heart of the industrial area which covers 9,000220 words
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Article, Illustration13 1961-09-09 3 THE LEA VES FOR KENYA JOB MR. AND MRS. BEATY AND SON PATRICK13 words
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297 1961-09-09 3 'A keen market will ensure good oil products for S'pore' PAYA LEBAR, Saturday. yilh public o( Singapore can be sure of good oil products ;it fair prices because of keen competition. This was stated by Mr. S.C. Deaty, Stanvac district manager for Singapore, who left here last night by air297 words
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Article50 1961-09-09 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The reorganised choir of the Singapore Musical Society, now over a hundred strong. Ls to give a concert on Nov. 18 and 19 at the Victoria Theatre. Main work at this concert will be Pan I and 111 of Coleridge-Tailor's "Hiawatha".50 words
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Article50 1961-09-09 3 Had tobacco Fined SINGAPORE. Sat. Two Indonesians, Asmi bin Bagi. 31. and La Mundja bin Tol. 40. were each fined $1,300 or lour months' jail here yesterday for halving 20 lb. of dutiable tobacco in a sampan off Xicoll Highway on Thursday. Duty on the tobacco was estimated at $220.50 words
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Article42 1961-09-09 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mrs. Henrietta Diana Sandys 67. the mother-in-law of racehorse trainer Wally BagbyJ died at her home in Raffles, Park on Thursday. Mr. Bagby and his *> n Biliv flew from Penang to aYtend^he funeral yesterday: at Bidadari42 words
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151 1961-09-09 3 SINGAPORE, Saturday. ANOTHER holiday camp to provide "iungs" A for the people will be opened tomorrow by the Health Minister, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim. It is the Kampong Tengahr Holiday Camp, off 14th mile. Sembawang Road, which was built at a cost of151 words
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Article132 1961-09-09 3 Mr. D. F. Ress. an American company director, flew in from Bangkok for a live-day stay before going to Hong Kong. He stays at '< the Goodwood Hotel. Mr. Jack Fingleton. the 1 journalist and commentator, arrived from London for a short stay before going to Sydney.132 words
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66 1961-09-09 3 SINGAPORE. Sat, The O -Mauludinnabr Cony- Many prominent Muslim scholars, including Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim, the State's Advocate General. Haji Ismail IbrShlm. the Kathi of Siniinore Shariah Court. ffi S. Hamid. lecturer. }jnversity ol Mtfg»to Kuala Lumpur. Moulavl H-S Abdus samad.66 words
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Article27 1961-09-09 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. MaI laya's new Ambassador to Japan. Tuan Syed Abdullah Shahabuddin, left for Tokyo by air yesterday to take up his post.27 words
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Article42 1961-09-09 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. Crescent Girls' Secondary School will celebrate Parents' Day I with an exhibition of arts. handwork and cookery next Friday between 9 a.m. and i noon and between 2 p.m. and I 5 p.m. at the school premises, i42 words
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Article, Illustration468 1961-09-09 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DAIRY A COLUMN ABOUT j PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS I MM.iArOKh, Saturday. "^MATEURS ON PARADE" presented by a Singapore nightclub, will include a display of varied talent by up-and-coming local stars. A Object ol the occasion, the organiser Mr. H. K. Ec tells me. is to discover468 words
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170 1961-09-09 3 Famous Australian soprano to give recital in S'pore SINGAPORE. Sat. 'JMIERK CAN BE few Singaporean nuisiclovers who have not heard the soaring lyrical soprano of Joan Hammond on her many recordings. We shall have an opportunity to hear this great Australian singer in person at her recital at the Victoria170 words
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Article36 1961-09-09 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. —Muslim members of the Singapore People's Alliance will hold a dinner in honour of the birthday of Prophet Mohamed today at T.iio p.m. at the SPA Headquarters. No. 5 Short Street.36 words
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Advertisement100 1961-09-09 3 KOO MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK I cc r ss Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page I jj opens 1 r H be i h I I perL p/i/z/5 KER OIL I s H TONG I 1 .i ..^i^,b t 1 ii n L Jgjkja r^mova100 words
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Advertisement208 1961-09-09 3 THERE IS NO UNDERWEAR iBsT/ uke MUNSINGWEAR /^N^ T-SHIRTS Wr^^4 < 2L hove Guaranteed "wiil-not-sag" > Nylon-Reinforced Neckband. i>^^ .\\f n r l^\ jty MEN'S BRIEF V^uTJ^Sf/^^^v h v c Exclusive HORIZONTAL KMT Stretchy Seat" that m^^ fetches up-and-down v.ith J your bdy movement cs you bend pouch r instruction208 words
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Miscellaneous421 1961-09-09 3 ENEMAS I SINGAPOKE MM SOI il CAPITOL: Romanofl and IV J£** n arUsu t' P^-^g Juii< t— mianight v*Vinv in t i pjn CATHAY: Very Important SALVATION AU.vn <Cle-Person-midnight? lmpoKaU menceau Avenue): Prayer v meeting 6 p.m.. fiim meeting ODEON: The Big Gamble 7.30 p.m. midnight. YMC.V (Orchard Roac: REX:421 words
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195 1961-09-09 4 Envoy tells of big industrial advance in Pakistan SINGAPORE, Sat The Trade Commissioner for Pakistan, Mr. A.A. Khan, told Rotarians here that the industrial progress in his country had been im- j pressive since indepen- dence. He was speaking on "The Progress of Industrial Development in Pakistan" at a luncheon195 words
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271 1961-09-09 4 Road safety essay competition: Cash awards for students SINGAPORE, Saturday. A ROAD safety essay competition for boys and girls in all secondary schools in the four language streams in Singapore will be held here next month. It is sponsored by the Automobile Association of Singapore in conjunction with the Singapore271 words
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204 1961-09-09 4 Members' apathy to AA clubhouse scheme criticised SINGAPORE, Sat. MR. V.W. Chan, secretary of the Automobile Association of Singapore, criticised members of the association for their "indifference" to a proposal to establish a clubhouse lor their own use. "Judging by the number of questionaires returned," he said, "about 98 percent204 words
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Article33 1961-09-09 4 PETALIXG JAVA, Sat. Vandalism, house breaking and petty thefts have declined considerably in Petaling Jaya. Last month there were only 11 cases of house-breaking compared to 19 the previous month.33 words
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152 1961-09-09 4 COSTLY ATOMIC RESEARCH IS WORTH THE INVESTMENT, SAYS EXPERT T>AYA LEBAR, Sat.— Mr James Button, technical assistance expert of the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, said here that atomic energy commissions could be set up for peaceful development including research in the medical field. Mr. Button, who has completed152 words
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96 1961-09-09 4 'BLACK TUESDAY' FOR CHILDREN OF SERVICEMEN NEXT WEEK SINGAPORE. Sat, Schoolchildren at British military establishments here will return to their schools on Sept. 12 for their third terms. Most of the children flew back to their homes in Britain to spend their onemonth vacation. Some of them accompanied their parents96 words
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Article22 1961-09-09 4 SEMENYIH. Sat. The newly formed Youth section of the Malayan Chinese Association here plans to start a 40-piece band.22 words
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Article27 1961-09-09 4 SEMENYIH. Sat. Thieves broke into the compound of the Kajang Tai Wan Restaurant at Jalan Pasar and stoic chairs and tables valued at about $480.27 words
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282 1961-09-09 4 Blood donors' group to mark their first anniversary with picnic SINGAPORE. Sat. THE 1,200-strong Singapore Blood Donors Association will hold its first annual picnic at the Ching Kee Sun bungalow in Tay Lian Teck Road, Siglap, on Sept. 24. The picnic \v a s scheduled to be held on A282 words
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154 1961-09-09 4 Singapore. Sat. Technological, traditional and economic barriers must be broken down if the fishing industry in Singapore is to. make progress, says the Director of Primary Pro- i duction. in the Ministry of! National Development. Dr. I Tham Ah Kow. Dr. Tham makes the J154 words
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Article421 1961-09-09 4 St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 a.m., 8.00 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 11.00 a.m.. 12 noon; 6.00 p.m. St. Cieorffe's (Tanglin barrackM 7.15 a.m.. 9.30 a.m.; tj.3o p.m. St. Peter's »Serangooii Gaiaen Estate); 8 a.m.. 9.30 a.m.. 6 p.m. Cathedral of Good Shepherd (Bras Basah Rri.) 6.30 ajn., 8 a.m., 10421 words
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147 1961-09-09 4 U.S. pianist praises standard of music tuition here OINGAPORE, Sat The American international concert pianist, Joseph Bloch, has praised the high standard of classical music taught here. Mr. Bloch is here Bt !h( request of the Singapore Musical Society to give a series of piano recitals He said Singapore s147 words
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105 1961-09-09 4 PARTIES TO HELP IN REVISION OF VOTING ROLLS KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Political parties In Kuala Lumpur have made arrar.e* ments to holp the Elections Commission to reviv tin electoral roll< for the Par.. mentary, state and authority elections. Member> oi the parr.' 5, besides the registration officers. will make houMr-t105 words
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Article, Illustration44 1961-09-09 4 scholar, q i Ligioiu ?n a ligion Ho i. s M Ran v. Vyatli^ of Benari > or. S ith-Eas- *i'! t/j H' irtin after attei Uonal i tun] A Si.:. 00k Intend kn Li Eiin li religj vr i i giv< a mom44 words
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Advertisement429 1961-09-09 4 America's Leading Photographic Magazine mmT^^t/9^ amera AUGUST ISSUE SAYS J U^llSSaSfl 1 JL i FUJICA 35-EE aPsSSi A sharp f.\ 13 lens and shutter speeds to 1 11,000 bring '"^Hlfc top-grade performance at a moderate l^, price to the field of electric eye cameras m v I^^^^^^^^^^l^^^^^HBBB^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ll^B A'ITHOUT turning camera,429 words
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Advertisement62 1961-09-09 4 I Time and Dote I flUtOßtflt ICQIIV v jewelled lor mniiwiw preaMoo 10^ and designed for durahiJify m ill climates, FAVRE-LEUBA iwicw* backed by 7 geoeratk>os of Do not hesitate buy FA^LEI™ You can be fore of their quality T GEN|VE I OAYMATIC I IFAVUAEUB* WATCH CO-ITO 18-' "'"''^-J j^e£rr£^W^62 words
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Article, Illustration1197 1961-09-09 5 Few ships in American history are more legendary or more controversial than the ill-fated Monitor g^SSIHB WK&toS^^BWv-Sc-'^V'''''-*'«J>s^^ '< A- ■■■■S9* ■■.•.■.•.•.■;■.•••;•?•>.*:■.■>.■:■>:•.■.■■■:■: By CLAY BLAIR Jr. who, with the Leading American skin-diver ROBERT MARX, Sought ancient wrecks under the sea and had adventures that make their story1,197 words
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Advertisement16 1961-09-09 5 r-HAVEMASTER -oie Agents: ■oar v"^ dubs? otbei A prnr>l;ire t>r: tor W- I -"ration *J contact16 words
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Advertisement40 1961-09-09 5 Sea will not give up its treasure /jnx the ELECTRI( Bi W^ SB Electronic TEST METER V P Signal Generator Type 111 Also In Stock Many Other Models B I Sole AgenU:- KEE HUAT RADIO CO., LTD. Singapore-Kuala Lumpiir-Penang. B40 words
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Advertisement249 1961-09-09 5 50-75 REDUCTIONS AT OUR 3RD ANNIVERSARY SALE I I V NOW Docotex Polyester Cotton Shirts Fully guaranteed in oil colours and sizes. 0 New stocks m American Sport Shirts, Odd s.res $1 r .O 390 ir Dclang American Sport Shirrs J <?0 Conte Brienl Itelian Sport Shirts ]t j} s9O249 words
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Miscellaneous66 1961-09-09 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKL ,y Lee Falk and Phil Davis I I %AfA r |«*^^#i I y»i«=»/g /m=tV±=7^ JhTJ I IT'S A SHAME TO pESrCRO*JLJ< I T >^ ">v iNAKPA-WArrJ P^™^^ n^rncS^S&lW^ -L ALL THIS- BUT RfIIPPY/^ JOMES byStan Drake by Chic Young r EATING^66 words
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386 1961-09-09 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE An example of racial harmony VET another visitor A has commented on the racial harmony that we enjoy in Singapore. Mr. Thomas Logan, a telecommunications engineer from the U.S., now on his second world tour, has said he was nappy there was no evidence of any racial386 words
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374 1961-09-09 6 I WISH to thank your correspondent Demi Tasse for having brought me into touch with that branch of work of the Singapore Children's Society that deals with mentally retarded children. My wife and I also wish to thank the staff of374 words
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249 1961-09-09 6 IT IS highly commendable that In this city of Singapore facilities "exist lor many types of education but it is regrettable to note that neither the Government nor any public body has considered the importance of establishing a school on insurance. With the numerous249 words
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Letter116 1961-09-09 6 Whose rniTid is stayed Isaiah, xxvi 3. READ instead "whose imagination is kept in check." j The peace which passeth ail understanding (Philipl plans iv. 7) is essentially a trust in God which pre- vents our imaginations from i running away with us. Worry cannot stampede us when116 words
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Letter, Illustration394 1961-09-09 6 TJERE is one aspect of the water shortage I want to urge the Government to look into. The other night driving in Katong and Geylang areas, I found underground water pipes leaking badly in these places: one was in Dunman Road, the second in Tanjong Katong Road and the394 words
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Letter90 1961-09-09 6 I AM disgusted by the lack of civic consciousness m the current water crisis in Singapore. At 'a time when every drop of water Is precious, I have seen many people, in homes as well as at standpipes, let the taps drip and thus waste water.90 words
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Letter77 1961-09-09 6 A warning: 'Avoid jewellery' fTlHE discovery of a worn.;: X body in Thiair. Si< Avenue recently should be a warning to women wh bedeck themselves v jewellery when they go According to the polio the motive lor the murder was robbery as (500 wort) of jewellery and a pur containing77 words
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Letter102 1961-09-09 6 Q It cives me £reat pit imim to write and thank you Ml i»r mitlee for the public U\ «i\ni to the Lou Cost I urnitui" Inhibition sponsored In th. Housing and Development Board at the MacPhersnn Ee> tate. The exhibition could not have been such a MOMM102 words
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Article125 1961-09-09 6 .the Free Press reported: Telegraphic Summary A bill has been passed in the Congress of the Northern States of America, authorising the confiscation of the property of rebels, including slaves. The Hungarian Diet has adopted unanimously a new address to the Emperor, drafted by M. Deak, in125 words
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Article88 1961-09-09 6 A woman hospital patient "was offered a shroud to cover herself due to the lack of dressing gowns," says Mr. Charles Howell, Labour M.P. for Perry Barr, Birmingham. He is asking the Health Minister to take action to avoid this embarrassment to other patients." BRIDEGROOM TO BE88 words
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Advertisement919 1961-09-09 6 You eon hand in your classified ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS Coid Storage <m> Ul| 20 Tar.iti Kata. ■f»OH COid Storage ■M I i.'d.# 1-5 Clare Street. ■JM Coid Storage fall Ltd.» M New Road. KOTA BHARU Cold Storage <M) L.t4^919 words
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Advertisement61 1961-09-09 6 ie f r TH£ T BimT^K^^ II NOTHING UNLR J«V^ J COULD BE GIVEN JS Wl X OR RECEIVED wf^mi Item your Popular je«<lU» Skf**** S.°j)M. Je SINGAPORE POH Associate Co. S. P. H.de S.iva_H^^^^ FINE SHOES FOR MEN Sole Agents Vv in Malaya H. W. SHELLEY A CO. LTD.61 words
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Miscellaneous312 1961-09-09 6 TOD AFS RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE Ways ol mankind; 11.00 Satur--s>hort Wave Service day night bhythm; 12 o^iid--41 metres (7250 kc/s.) night) Close down Medium Wave Service: pinift i4l 4 476 metres. RADIO MALAIA (41.7 metres) A.M. 11.00 Programme .sum- P.M. 1.15 Summary of promary; n.02 String time; 11.30 prammes for312 words
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Miscellaneous367 1961-09-09 6 1 01 5^ UES ACROSS liamentary matters' m St n £f?° r <6) IMy a 5 A Plnt f emulsion Perhaps? 5 Tip backwards (3). 6 Triplets? (4) 83fi<$- 7 Door knocks ,7, 9 Bird that might be black or Jj J* r r e drin k. perhaps (3). white?367 words
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Article, Illustration1104 1961-09-09 7 Chia Poteik - Chia Poteik Jumping, stunts v big druw A defending champion sweeps into the slalom tiff competition is expected at the championship 0 lalayan Waterski Association's grand carnival Pasir Ris Hotel tomorrow will have items 5 t to waterskiers and non-waterskiers alike. v day, a trade fair1,104 words
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Article, Illustration782 1961-09-09 8 A course on dry land for all who want to ski A NY water skier will tell you the easiest way to experience the free-wheeling thrill of flying is to skim lightly over the top of the water on a pair of five foot boards with foot bindings. For sheer782 words
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Article, Illustration90 1961-09-09 8 As the tow boot accelerates, instructor and skier begin to come out of the water. Note the beginner still in the crouched position, knees doubled and arms straight, letting the power of the tow boat motor pull her up.90 words
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Article, Illustration570 1961-09-09 9 STEVE ABRAHAMS - STEVE ABRAHAMS By WITH water skiing inching its way gradually toward the top in participant sports, its followers are constantly developing new equipment and tricks to test their skill and daring and provide more thrills. The onlookers who see a skier570 words
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Article, Illustration32 1961-09-09 10 AN impressive wall of water forms behind champion water-skier Judy Rosch as she perform! on the slalom ski run at Cypress Cardens, Florida. Coot girl, cool.32 words
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Article564 1961-09-09 10 HOO MIU LING - HOO MIU LING By THE Malayan Water Ski Association wa> founded < )n \i I at a meeting at Shell House, Collyer Quay, s m r I convened by Ashley Cooper and attended In ;i member** 1 ll l lie, with Stan Haynes in the chair. s <! '--M564 words
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Article, Illustration44 1961-09-09 10 ii^ 0>? m i HEADS turned of the sight of two water-skiers smoorhl* I 4^*9* -^m of Commons, London. They were Robin Brock HollnshooJ or n and brilliant water skier. (right) and Robin Blockburn Sports Week.44 words
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Article, Illustration224 1961-09-09 11 J^ BOAT doesn't have to pack the power of a racing car for the water lover to get a kick out of it In fact it doesn't hove to be a boat at all. Take the girl with the nautical air at left, for example.224 words
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Article, Illustration220 1961-09-09 12 Three years old, but Pedro steals the show "MEXT, we have Pedro, the youngest and heaviest challenger for the world's water skiing championship. These were the words of the announcer coming over the loudspeakers at the National Orange Show, recently held in San Bernadino, California. "Pedro is only three years220 words
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Article, Illustration45 1961-09-09 12 ONE good turn deserves another and here's Sheila Gurley of Boston turning her pet turtle Tommy into a one-girl underwater taxi. First a lesson in the yard of her home*. Then down to the sea for the real thing.45 words
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Article, Illustration39 1961-09-09 13 Karen skis -at three I int a possible dunking, th ree year-old Karen Olson wears bathing cap I rcserver as she makes water skiing look easy ai Bayshore Gardens. I x sk regularly on the waters of Sarasota Bay.39 words
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Article, Illustration607 1961-09-09 13 Ly (XCLUSIVE FEATURES FOR GREATER OUTBOARD EFFICIENCY 1 his fe i ring R oTa 1 Mi h I T Wrr (ir>ii;n thai c tarts .IT'pal] -r<. lime I U fuel savings tin the raising ranges up to 33 per cent on the Spun Scott ntx last years models. Fixed-jet607 words
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Article, Illustration171 1961-09-09 14 IN THE SWIM WITH THE VERY LATEST FASHIONS FOR FUN IN THE SUN OEACHWEAR these day* ranges from the brightest of bikinis to a more glamorous version of something that Victorian grandmothers wore *o keep warm in winter. And, no matter wheher you are a water skienthusiast or just like171 words
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438 1961-09-09 14 Outboards give you more power for your money VAL TIC ALLY speaking, transport these days is regarded mechanical power. Vessels of 15 feet and under, as generally used by fishermen and water sport enthusiasts in rivers, lakes, in coastal fishing and coastal traffic, are usually powered by engines of the438 words
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Advertisement33 1961-09-09 7 17 < T »r' 9 Ei^ I a "m T TT\ i 1 i ■k 1 ±^S*~JII!d < R Yes, this is tne j GALE 40. *'^V^bS^Sb^bK^b^b^b^b9^D T»^^ I 779, North Bridge Road, Tel: *****33 words
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Advertisement110 1961-09-09 8 ••.i? < ?^H d^rj^ HORLICKS THE ORIGINAL HEALTH FOOD Enjoyed and appreciated for over 70 years by Sportsmen and Athletes the world over HORLICKS IN TABLET FORM Natural and Chocolate flavoured, offers you a convenient and economical package and will provide that extra energy to ensure your success > TM110 words
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Advertisement155 1961-09-09 9 \and THE ALL-NEW 1961 GALE '^':3^ vw ■ri. you need in an outboard! Those "S^ftia I 4-0 -^^39^ lean-muscled lines tell you instantly WV^ Mm£ UD T^^W :> it on Gale luxury, no finer expres- \l/ WJM^fM MX I outboarding taste. You'll discover. J^SBPiRM blend of brawn and brilliance D^?'155 words
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Advertisement123 1961-09-09 10 nru xz \i ~^zLJ ~v^,, Too M A^^^l The birth of anofher amous NATIONAL product i^^__ the T63 is the culmination of 42 years of research !W3liOJl3X^ and experience in the manufacture of electronic '^y^~ m m mmmmmmmm m g^jf\ equipment. f^M^^ This model is the achievement of Matsushita Electric123 words
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Advertisement450 1961-09-09 12 II Singapore j| 1 Model 8 P e!^^ Academy m r /p$ The Singapore Model Academy is internationally famous as -gjv a training school for fashion and photographic models as so many of our pupils have had success overseas. The Classes sSL >^| are conducted in a pleasant specially designed450 words
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Advertisement120 1961-09-09 12 NEW l^&mg i power- packed the fun and thrills when you ski with i^ the mighty, new JOHNSON 40 HP i IF but skiing is also so safe. The new li^^^^^^P' JOHNSON 40 HP with electric starter, Jl is beautifully designed for appearance TM und performance with these '^^^HBhkP'*^?*' 1^120 words
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Advertisement93 1961-09-09 13 En/Gj your sun-filled hours of pleasure with YAMAHA Fiberglas Boat boati ire :ne product of Japans r id- 3nous boatbuilding skills. Made of YAMAHA boats are light and strong. perbty styled and designed for speed. ty, case of handling and for years pAHA CATAMARANJ6 I :';%MMyMMMH|^MMM^MMMMI| I Length 16 I93 words
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Advertisement325 1961-09-09 13 /Today more 6t more people depend on I "V" f^k lj "T* l^B OUTBOARD MOTORS OF 2i/2h.p.&5i/2h.p. ■^■^y' *fcJ^^S^^^^^^^ Special Features ECONOMJCAL CONSUMPTION c... /^?*%%?ak POWER with SPEED x Mf?y %?%0k 2V 2 hp ot 4,500 rpm Model: 08-2 A /M& s%\ 5V 2 hp ct 5,500 rpm Model: 08-3325 words
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Advertisement42 1961-09-09 14 LIGHTNING QUICK ANO WHISPER QUIET! I, |||F M EVIMRUDE I FIRST IN OUTBOARDS *3^^^^sz*^3^ i I^^*^*^* i ill l^# ii *^T rWR d^^tf M cX] 11. I I I j I i J l^L, l^^! I i^^^H I i|| ill J "I42 words
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Advertisement306 1961-09-09 14 f~ Speec/hootfng I Whatever 1^ 1 I GALE has it -3. C?Vv-— r J 5, 15, 25, ho, 60 All of them rugged rL^ii I and dependable l/flf* "J I Pick ycur horse- 49 power from GALE X wide range and V._ '*J boat to go with it. Fish- T"306 words
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283 1961-09-09 15 ROADCSTING CHIEF ON RADIO'S MAJOR ROLE IN NITING THE PEOPLE h.a #k k SIN P Ap ORE, Saturday Duclos, head ot the broadcasting division MinktVv .aid that radio would play a "mljor-'rX'in ne£ ud ;md loyal nation in Singapore. I luncheon, meeting of the Lions Club of Singapore, ol the283 words
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Article, Illustration155 1961-09-09 15 SI IT has been a pleasure ment all my life." sai on his retirement, at the a pore Volunteer Special Cc Grandpa" Quay, as he was!" known by his colleague.-.' joined the V.S.C. eleven years] ago. and until his retirement. had been po>ted to the Kandang Kerbau Police Station.155 words
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Article25 1961-09-09 15 I ■I s m I I 'i- rs S nted r the H In I will i this r nsit I the I I25 words
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Article137 1961-09-09 15 I mo- ■S Coni- tpore, "9 terna- 9 Qeral 9 e-day 9 n 9 Fur 9 ov his -j9 Urmy'a iH .n I CcA w IH proI |^h lion will ';n and l Salvation Army Hall for the Balestier Road Corps. The General will P ay official visits to137 words
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Article, Illustration208 1961-09-09 15 Paula: 'I took up singing by accident' SINGAPORE. Sat— A leading Australian nightclub singer. Miss Paula Langlands (above), 25, otherwise known as "The Velvet Voice" is now in Singa- I pore performing before local audiences. Paula ("I .just plunged into a singing career by accident") is on a one-month engagement208 words
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Article45 1961-09-09 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. —I Two Burmese women police officers are now in the Fede- ration to see how Malayan policewomen go about their work. They are Sub-Inspectors Khin *Thcin Nyunt and Tin Tin Aye, of the Burma Police Force.45 words
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260 1961-09-09 15 PATRIC PAINTS PEOPLE'S PORTRAITS IN GOODWILL BID SINGAPORE, Saturday. A WELL-KNOWN American painter, who has devoted a great part of her life to fostering international goodwill and understanding through art, stopped here on her way home. She is Patric, a name by which she is internationally known in art circles.260 words
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Article28 1961-09-09 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat, rhe next meeting of the iouse of Representatives will >c held at Parliament Building, Maxwell Road, Kuala L.umpur, from Oct. 16 to 20.28 words
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98 1961-09-09 15 SCHOOLS HOLD DANCE TO RAISE FUNDS SINGAPORE, Sat. Three Singapore Secondary j Schools will hold a social and j dance at the Sea View Hotel i tonight from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. The schools are St. Mari garet's, St. Hilda's and St. Andrew's. Mr. C. N. Devadas. chair- man98 words
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64 1961-09-09 15 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. P. Muthu has been elected chairman of the Singapore City Council Employees' Co-ope-rative Thrift and Loan Society Limited. Other officials are Mr. P. Appavoo, hon. secretary; Mr. Jacob Pierre, hon. treasurer; committee: Messrs. N. Balakrishnan, Mak Kum Heng, Charlie Goh Hoch Knee,64 words
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Article25 1961-09-09 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Three new De Havilland Drove aircraft for the Royal Malayan Air Force are expected in Kuala Lumpur this month.25 words
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106 1961-09-09 15 Student off for higher studies: I'll return to serve you' OINGAPORE, Sat— A former student of Nan Chow Girls' High School has loft Singapore for America by air to further her science studies. She is Miss Teoh Geok Lan. 24, a Bachelor of Science graduate of the National Taiwan University106 words
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Advertisement142 1961-09-09 15 ~____i^-_ii_l x-— i.y V* Travellers... p±\ %JY inian _r^ 1 1^ iff Stay fresh and comfortable Br.,jf#'^ '/'^^fflß ____r ja _t v____l while you travel. A few pilts W I_V^___l unpleasant nausea caused by ft^ *■> H [j^l Contents: 320 pills witk [^^^^^^^^^^■i I/.J round ease 1 i I fi142 words
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Miscellaneous427 1961-09-09 15 Jyou^jcky star today 1 AA||«o;>iv (Jan. 21-Feb. 19): AIjUAiUU YOl'R devotions are very important, for they pive j you the needed courage and in- spiration. i DIQPCQ (Feb. 20-Mar. i«>): riOUCO -mis is an especially fortunate Sunday for all of your J major activities. Further your success. •me (Mar. 21-Apr.427 words
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Article, Illustration914 1961-09-09 16 most suitable for troughs THE trend these days when building a house is to make provision for troughs or flower boxes for the growing of decorative plants. Even for offices and flats it is a common practice now to include such troughs and flower boxes. While it is certainly a914 words
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Advertisement395 1961-09-09 16 I 1 HOTEL IDEAL JB 61, Brooke Road/Marine Parade M (Entrance between Roxy ond B Palace Cinemas, Katong) j Extension To la.m. v^i Dancing Tonight ORCHID DE^ FLOOR I <; f AIPHONSO ORTEGA HIS BAND j I if^KM^-^ 1* BABY WOHG singing nightly I and INTRODUCING Japan's MISS SAKURA CHOO-KO!395 words
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Advertisement416 1961-09-09 16 An umbrella rack which serves its purpose and decorates the hall 2" DIAM. HOLES 4" 01 AM. HOLES LOAP TIN swr IJMBRELLA racks are necessary things but they arc seldom gay. But my umbrella rack is different. It holds the family brollies, walking sticks and The wall behind my rack416 words
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Advertisement89 1961-09-09 16 THIS CHANGING WORLDMy Word, Malaya has changed a 10t... NOT ONLY MALAYA -THE WHOLE 1 WORLD. AND THINGS ARE STILL MOVING AT A TERRIFIC PACK. Yes, that's what makes it so important these days to have a paper that keeps you in touch, that not only reports events but interprets89 words
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Article, Illustration63 1961-09-09 17 CLOTHES TIPS FROM PRINCESS GRACE GHFGHGF iTlllfl^JifiMkl I buy clothes. -.pert ant quesmusl be uplsj n to be >mething for swayed by a with a practical -v.ir'ortable :>• you deld your elbows and walk of move- ration how 3 will require yoursell how ssing or have I h are63 words
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Article, Illustration519 1961-09-09 17 CHAN CHIN BOCK - CHAN CHIN BOCK MOTORING NEWS, VIEWS- BY AFTER five succesS ive Saturday mornings out roadtesting the fast cars--the new Midget, the MGA, the Jag E. the Corvette and the Isabella Coupe I went for a quick testrun in something entirely different last519 words
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Article, Illustration418 1961-09-09 17 Bare midriffs —the hit at resort BY JEANNE GRAHAM: ST. TROPEZ gT. TROPEZ, the little fishing village that grew into a glittering Riviera resort, is the second most important fashion centre in France. First comes Paris, of course, setting the line in every kind of day and evening wear. Then418 words
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Advertisement79 1961-09-09 17 IHE MASTERPIECE 111 111 DESIGN ENGINEERING Wonderfully Economical Mghtfuth Comfortable 53, 550/" TOP DISCOUNT I GUAN CO., (SPORE) LTD. Ka v.ctoria Street, Singapore-7. Tel ***** *****. 1 n«t to nothinf \W^ 11^^^ h "Bm over the smooch fl«k the switches for an '.Sg^ l^' m «t or cold air slip79 words
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Advertisement74 1961-09-09 17 ~F -U_ -^V -7-^=l Pigeon OR YOUR DELIGHT «^g 1Q- PIGEON CIGARETTES '^fe. A PACKET IN SPORE I^^^^SSS v.-.-.-.-. ■■'A\\'i 1 V V JHI g^LAf^^^aSsßtA*^aßßß^^J^flS '*'i\v m\\\v\ ''*^S bßls^t^w^^H B •AW VwAv F^§S^^^VHK|Gj9 \\W ■™ih' nH* V' '^''SB^fec^^^^Sss^^jMß^Pr^HE^C^l^ BY 20-PIGEON aGAREITES i 55rts. A PACKET IN SPORE It/* 60<ts. A74 words
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Article, Illustration438 1961-09-09 18 Confident Soh predicts victory, then says 'anyway we are not taking any chances' By C. CHELLAPPAH SINGAPORE, Saturday. Singapore get through to the final of the Malaya Cup competition? This will be answered tomorrow evening when Singapore take on the strong Joint Services. However,438 words
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Article247 1961-09-09 18 NEW YORK, Saturday/ FOR the New Yorker who has run out of ideas on how to spend his money, some of Manhattan's posh speciality shops have come up with ingenious "trin- kets" designed to help solve that problem. For example, for only about $5,100 the247 words
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Article, Illustration154 1961-09-09 18 Singapore's skipper Lee Kok Seng said, "We have a slight edge over the Services as the game starts at 5.15 p.m. The Services always play better under floodlights. Kok Seng added that the Singapore players have patched up heir differences and are now determined to154 words
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86 1961-09-09 18 SOFTBALL FINALS TO BE FOUGHT OUT TOMORROW QJINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Softball Association's finals of the junior and senior knockout competitions will be held tomorrow on the University of Malaya ground. Cable and Wireless Dashes will go all out to grasp the junior championships when they take on the Shamrocks86 words
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105 1961-09-09 18 WEIGHT LIFTERS BOYCOTT COACH-MANAGER rpOKYO, Sat. World banA tamweight champion Yoshinobu Miyake and six other weight lifters caused a sensation by boycotting the leader and coach-manager oi the delegation named to participate in the world weight lifting championships scheduled for Sept. 20-25 in Vienna. The weightlifters protested against the Japan105 words
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72 1961-09-09 18 ROSE BADMINTON PARTY CAPTURE SHIELD pEYLANG, Sat.— Rose Bad!\X minton Party won the M. Hassan Challenge Shield when their team beat Garuda Badminton Party 3-2 in the final of the Singapore Malay Badminton Association 1961 championships held at the People's Association in Kallang. More than 100 badminton fans attended the72 words
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Article51 1961-09-09 18 TOKYO am press Amol I Doited Si Gary Pi: v At VIC-: Ln J Golf rq seta luled t (i!-. Nnv. B IOUIOd C Dary Player i rmer i the 0i P an awet Their by Jai I Associ Krttti Ja| r:.-. r va competi Cii| matcl migaseki C51 words
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287 1961-09-09 18 SEW BEN, 10, IS YOUNGEST IN S'PORE TABLE TENNIS MEET pEYLANG. Sat. Ten\X year-old Oh Sew Ben, the youngest participant in the Singapore Table Tennis Association's Newcomers' Singles Championship, found little difficulty in ousting his bigger challenger. Tan Liap Sake, 3-2 in a Group B match played at the Happy287 words
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Advertisement524 1961-09-09 18 FREE HOME DELIVERY We invite you to become a regular PTT" I reader of the FREE PRESS. Com- Mr I $L plcte the special delivery form be- "■■iT^Mfl low and hand it to your news-vendor 4 K^SSiTI cr post it to the address below and ttTiPftf^ the FREE PRESS will524 words
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Advertisement28 1961-09-09 18 fay n|w I iwiiLCO i 4— S^^ 1 cir^ IF %aM J Lu. b.n. i j .^wi «JS ©SEE THEM AT YOUR DEALER J« HOME APPLIANCES 304 9«**l28 words
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449 1961-09-09 19 ru ii^rnm I lit riffcc TRESS Tuc c tneir trespasser mom JEE THE ST^ITS TIMES MALAY MAIL NANYANG NAN FAN 6 L— j :m n,RAMA iT^^c~H~ AN li~~ iTVlyTng B P INTER LMY KWEELOH MA449 words
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186 1961-09-09 19 Padang clubs' clash for the Clarke Shield starts today SINGAPORE, Saturday. RAKING prominence in this weekend's sport is the annual two-day cricket match between the two Padang clubs SRC and SCC for the coveted Clarke Shield, starting at 2.00 p.m. today and at 10.30 a.m. tomorrow. The Recs have 'been186 words
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94 1961-09-09 19 WHAT'S ON THIS WEEKEND IN SINGAPORE... SINGAPORE. Sat.— There will be two athletic meets held today. At the j I Farrer Park Athletic Cen- j tre, the quadrangular meet between University of Malaya. Nanyang University. Polytechnic and Teachers' Training College will take place. At Yio Chu Kang. starting at 2.0094 words
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Advertisement48 1961-09-09 19 ettan, wi:e motorists' buy t.-e parts. You can select our large comprehensive* v v.\ stock. .o\i to call in today. 'vet WEARNE IRK. a M M P I RAFFLES I 2an je HOTEL <lw ~"< »K C tables of tH« Csetic iosf 1 I^P^^ Sot*. iHi>t Mouqhofri w V/V^48 words
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Advertisement149 1961-09-09 19 BUSINESS extra luggage PLEASURE Sleek lines by PinUi space -rear seat folds flat as in Farina; roomy comfort for four a station wagon; quick accelera- adults or two adults, three ch#» tion through 4 gears— -from dren; handsome two-ton* standing to 70 mph in 1 minute finishes; making the A.40149 words
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Miscellaneous178 1961-09-09 19 KNbRS FOR TOMORROW'S RACES CL 5. DIV. 2— si FURS. St.) N.v.r. 9 0 i'lo> > St.>S] :.ctr. 9 0(15) Nawari beg i ■/.o-or-.ou.s St.) 3 -5 Lee ■N- marlcel St > M 3 Franklin g IB I*. jang St. Ml 141 LeonK -Uv St II Si Bretlk Hl] Donnelly178 words
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Miscellaneous1068 1961-09-09 19 I fl2 2184S Qirmm. u-.-- Rod Prs s 7 f 5) Mitchell; 13 48lfii ?J5S?Sfr^ IS S 6yr bam (HL SL) Noordin. 8.7 (12) Omar I id ***** INDKAPLRA 3yr chirm (Sultan of Pahang) 15 3^B4ft tii«-JVViS T Cham (Jamal St<> Rogers. 8.5 (13) Barratt Id 3-848 THIRTY FIKST AUGUST1,068 words
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Article, Illustration517 1961-09-09 20 _M M~M M M-M-M-M-^»^^^^^^^^^^_M_M_m_M_i_ J^ —J^_^^ J^^.^^ t^^ t^ t^^^^^^^^^^^^J^^^^^^^jnnHMßl I RACING PENANG, Saturday. fRAINER A. M. Heddle has a pretty useful five-year-old in Martian who richly deserves a winning break. I think Martian will make it this time in Race Four tomorrow517 words
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Article, Illustration1119 1961-09-09 20 I Race One T^RAINER Jack Spencer JL holds a :>trong hand in the sjt for horses Class Five Division Two. The winner will probably come from one of this trio— Hiya Honey. Technirama. and Flying Hand. I shall take1,119 words
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170 1961-09-09 20 3 horses from Martin Stables provide the fastest gallops By SCRUTINEER PENANG, Saturday. ASTOUNDING (Johnson), The Concretor (Tulloh) and Rosconi (Ismail), a trio from the Martin stables, provided the outstanding gallops of the morning here. Racing stride for stride from the half mile the three stablemates flashed past the post170 words
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193 1961-09-09 20 KLINEY AND CHUA CUP MATCHES WILL START ON SEPTEMBER 25 SINGAPORE, Sat. The! Singapore Lawn Tennis Association inter-club championships for the Kliney Cup in the 'A' division and the Chua Choon Leong Cup in the 'B' division will start from Sept. 25. Mr. Said Sulaiman, honorary secretary of SLTA said!193 words
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Article91 1961-09-09 20 LONDON, Sat.— Results of yesterday's cricket matches were: At Scarborough: Australians beat T. N. Pearce's XI by three wickets. T. N. Pearce's XI 375 for 8 dec. and 373 for 6 dec J Parks 60. P. May 41. Australians 392 and 359 for seven R.91 words
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Article60 1961-09-09 20 ROME, Sat.— October 13 to 15 have been named as the dates lor the Italy-United Stales Davis Cup inter-zone match here. The October date is conditional 0:1 ihe Americans beating India In i their inter-zone mntch. If India) win, the Italians will have to60 words
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Article26 1961-09-09 20 PRAGUE. Sat.— The Japanese women 6 volleyball team yesterday brat Bulgaria 15-5. 15-7." 15-2 in tin opening match oi an international tournament here.26 words
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Article, Illustration136 1961-09-09 20 Singapore Joint made a last minute c tomorrow's Malaya I Singapore at falaii lus They have called in Hu« garian Lazlo Toth of Seletar to play at Inside right Army's Barlow has bri dropped. The torward line wfjj tnm have lour Seletar player* They are Tregale. Bperrii g and136 words
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Advertisement123 1961-09-09 20 (A FLUTTER ON Soya Scrutineer's Talk in HOrse i IB Bitr f *j^ ■:||.l Best bets 0 Scrutineer's best bets are: (iala Premiere 11 (Race 5), (hanliukter (Kate <i>. .Ma lolie (Kaie 8). Good tongNhots: Rememteancc (Race !>. SI Honore (Race 4>. Gallant lurk tKate *>. Unless there is a123 words
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Advertisement138 1961-09-09 20 BOLEX LEADS AGAfM! Even if you're o veto re r. you'll see your films for H e Shoot your films at normal spc- I them at slow motion, with tht 8 3 the world's first 8 mm projector H down projection speed to c r< (normal speed is 181 Drop138 words
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Miscellaneous449 1961-09-09 20 Col jiun. Hatted lines «a SATURDAY j j FREE PRESS j j WORD PUZZLE 'BK 9 j 2 Cut out ond pin with other coupons. Posting instructions appear below. I ADDRESS V>k^.VN^\^ 6 c ■3 \^V >\ j -m—^ammmmm I^l MISSING T^KwT "rffl IETTERS I l 6 l»n^N cIhU below.449 words
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