The Singapore Free Press, 23 October 1961
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Title Section24 1961-10-23 1 ARCHIVES, SINGAPORE, 6b 1° KEEP UP THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1961. 15 CENTS24 words
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Article82 1961-10-23 1 Scrutineer's review off Ipoh amateur races P. 12 sinister JOng's Mo-entry Bazetie ■order s Bv > Mtm. r for ft irs, Mr. p :;:|> X people JK: entt SingaX- i is m is I i^H i■ n i n< i "Mm d fll mar; IB Ali:82 words
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362 1961-10-23 1 YONG'S CALL TO YOUTH: DO ALL YOU CAN TO AID STATE SINGAPORE, Monday. §Ox\lE 370,000 children from all four language streams are today, for the first time, celebrating Children's Day throughout Singapore. Though the day has been declared an official holiday, the children were at their schools this morning and362 words
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140 1961-10-23 1 Forgiving isn't condoning: Bishop Wilson on Japs pAMBRIDGii, CMassa\u chusetts), Men— The right Reverend John Leonard Wilson, Bishop of Birmingham, England. i>aid in a -sermon at Christ Church here yesterday that immediately following his release from a Japanese prison camp. "I completely forgave them."' The Bishop was speaking as part140 words
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241 1961-10-23 1 i JAKARTA, Mon. "conflict between Indonesia and the Netherlands." "I believe Une Dutch) resolution will never reach its goal. Therefore we must increase our struggle in all fields so that West Irian can j soon be returned to Indonesia." The foreign minister said he241 words
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Article26 1961-10-23 1 FRANKFURT, Mon. Indian Vice President Sarvepalli Radhakrifhnan yesterday received the peace prize of the German book Industry in ceremonies at St. Paul's Cathedxal.26 words
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Article, Illustration237 1961-10-23 1 SISTER HELPED HER TO WIN $500 WORD QUIZ PRIZE SINGAPORE, Mon. A woman reader, who began doing The Free Press word puzzle two months ago, was delighted when told that she had won contest "BQ". She is Miss L. H. Koh of 17-A. Dakota Crescent, Old Airport Estate, Singapore, 14.237 words
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Article21 1961-10-23 1 VIENNA Mon. President I: t >nesia entered a linic here last night for check on his kki:u\v irouble.21 words
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Article21 1961-10-23 1 HO3 ..'GOD. Mon. Joseph uilder ol HoUywoocl'fi system, dud at bis liome p c terday aueci 83 i21 words
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Article30 1961-10-23 1 l To? n nnn > on theweddtag here iefiJSi o 1^ only daughter, -n P K^r-i *>3 to Mr Robert CranS 24 «S of St. Louts steel company executive.30 words
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244 1961-10-23 1 UK experts start new power station survey SINGAPORE, M o n.— Major recommendations for the building of a new power station in Singapore are expected to be submitted to the Government within the next few months. The City Council has appointed a leading British firm as consultants, and already here244 words
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Article31 1961-10-23 1 JAKARTA, Mon The Singapore eight-member trade delegation called on the Minister for Sea Communications. Mr. Abdul Muthalib, to discuss the possibility of building ships for Indonesia in Singapore yards.31 words
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Article22 1961-10-23 1 HULL (England). Mon. Pour new confirmed cases of poliomyeltitis here yesterday brought the total in the present epidemic to 64.22 words
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419 1961-10-23 1 NO TO RIGHT OF ENTRY, THEN U.S. troops cross into East Berlin OERLIN, Mon.—Armed I American soldiers last night went into East Berlin for the first time to escort a leading United States official who was prevented by East German Police from passing at Friedrichstrasse crossing point. The escort, consisting419 words
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Advertisement135 1961-10-23 1 Auto m at ion or selection? you can have both with the new. Contessa m si r f r ZLISS, IKON 1 3^ l^alPit^CoitiroHed I Aiitomation'-and^haUiUpeans 1 is that you Ihave both alfully I p^autpmatic=i^mer2 :::^all||you I I ha^e to do is^Uo-pre^t^the^^l I shutte^ Speedy line lip the I I135 words
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Advertisement43 1961-10-23 1 FOORMAN'S SCHOOL OF MUSK (Vienna Conservatoire of Music) in^PlßflßjHff V%vvßJi| BJ^^pw^r^»T* w» lOHO| IBjlw*V ß}%(^c ßJ PW ™HH| Guifoff AvrQl (#6f fti#Ofy music PleiflO^Jo eft B^H^^B^BmmVuPJ jP 1% J vBjB^BJv ilprirw'V* /PinS Vv^l|m «|f Tombelint Accor* OlOflS* Tel: ***** 28-A fewwj Uiw, S'p»w43 words
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Article, Illustration361 1961-10-23 2 CONRAD CHIEW - ROUND THE WORLD CHRISTMAS SHOPPING SPREE CONRAD CHIEW Finance, aviation and shipping By UAYA LEBAR. Mon.— Singapore air travellers can now start filling their Christinas stockings by on a global shopping spree Irith the "greatest convenience." ;cw Scandinavian Airlines System with its DC-8 pure circling the globe on the stest361 words
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189 1961-10-23 2 CAR WORKERS' STRIKE RED CONTROLLED, SAYS PAPER LONDON. Mon. The Sunday Telegraph reported yesterday that a London strike of car-workers which has paralysed production of i the giant Rootes group, was Communist controlled. The strike— by 1.000 cat body workers at Ac'on near here has caused the dismissal ol 11.500189 words
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Article63 1961-10-23 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Beard wharves or tiptcted today ar«: Lyraon Is. Mindoro 40. Batjan 15/16, Prfs-d^nt CoHidsf 18/14, FukJen 45, Hc^Kh BOvwatream f'. Hani Pomart "2\. Van Noort (hauls in r.n ft. Bast after Empire Gamut"), Murir.i- Mam 10/41, Nikkohsan Maru 33/34. Bati «NLRDMt63 words
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Article, Illustration485 1961-10-23 2 New cargo-liner to call at S'pore, Malaya for rubber By LIM TIONG WAH SINGAPORE, Monday. JHE EAST ASIATIC Co. Line's 8,807-ton cargo-liner, Roribana, built to Lloyd's Register's highest class, will call here on Nov. 29 on her second voyage on the Europe-Far East run. The ship, which made her maiden485 words
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231 1961-10-23 2 Case of the Hong Kong brides: Memo to committee ONDON, Mon. The case of three British civilian radio officers who were posted home after marrying Chinese wives in Hong Kong was the subject of representations yesterday by leaders of a British civil servants' association. The representations were in a memorandum231 words
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Article39 1961-10-23 2 SEATTLE. Mon. Benjamin I Trimble, a former slave taught to play golf by General Eisenhowers i brother. Mr. Edgar N. Eisenhower, I at the ;icre of 105. died in a nursing home here last night at 110.39 words
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190 1961-10-23 2 U.S. and allies are strong— Nikita knows it, says Rusk WASHINGTON, Monday. jyjK. Dean Husk, Secretary of State, said' yesterday the West was strong and Mr. Nikita Khrushchev must know it. He said in a television interview that the West was not approaching contacts with the Soviet Union over Berlin190 words
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85 1961-10-23 2 BRUSSELS. >lon. Two policemen were hurt when they clashed with a crowd trying to stone shop windows here last night after a mass march by Flemings and counterdemonstrations by Frenchspeaking Walloons. Earlier at least two people were taken to hospital after fighting between85 words
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Article80 1961-10-23 2 NEW YORK. Mon.— Mr. Harland Cleveland, United States Assistant Secretary of i State, said that Katanga's secession must be ended "by a combination of military j force and political negotia- tion." Speaking on a televised! programme here with U.N. delegates, Mr. Cleveland said Katanga must80 words
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Article24 1961-10-23 2 BERLIN. (Eastern Sector t. Mon. Dr. Guenzel Lindner, head ot East Germany's satellite-observing station near Potsdam, has fled to the West.24 words
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163 1961-10-23 2 50,000 FLEE FROM TRIBAL FIGHTING NEAR CONGO I I i i KIGALI, (Ruanda. Mdn,— Some ou,uuu refugees yesterday were reported uee'ing irom tribal ngnting which j broke out during the weekend, in this central African Republic bordering the Congo. "The refugee problem is comparable lo that oi 1959 and we163 words
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349 1961-10-23 2 NEW DELHI Monday DIPLOMATIC circles are concerned that Russia may take the initiative in helping India build its fourth government owned steel mill. The mill, planned for Bokaro in Eastern India's Bihar State, has been generally regarded as a probable American aided project. To349 words
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439 1961-10-23 2 LOS ANGELES. Mon.—America's new controversial -needle" satellite yesterday continued to circle the earth on a polar orbit, scattering millions of tiny copper needles into space. The satellite is expected to have released the last of the 350 million needles, each439 words
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Advertisement441 1961-10-23 2 N.Y.K.LINE Sapooro Maru i ETI '.2 H'burg, I I Vtettei im 11 11 Nnv Srnnuno Maru i v Port Said. 6eno2 Han burg Bi), Bremen, P an Havre 31 2 Nov Yo»oftjTia Marj I. Beirnl Lattai 1, ?->t< at'.-ta. ="urg3s. Constanza a----?. S Hew 12 14 Nev New YaiK Maru441 words
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Advertisement170 1961-10-23 2 KEEP THEM WARM c> HEALTHY WITH., Iffll u nsingwear POLAR THERM '/,><- INSULATED /d Ifti UNDERWEAR y/y\ x; .<t Knit ot M€ovyv»ci9ht Cotton V-iv^"' Freely »o-hobie X!r> V^^fcy Unusual construction creates air Jj pockets in the Fabric to torn* a f lover ot insulation that traps body 1- f heot170 words
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Miscellaneous33 1961-10-23 2 y^'^/VOU'LL FINP THAT 5§s ;M 0 fjj! A GOOP CLASS OF O?^-^3 i PEOPLE LIVE eOUNP 1 P| V UEZE, TOO... WITM TWEJg.>— 5\ >s^^OC7P EXCEPTiON7Ty y.j I; *?F^ ftt 389 --17 I33 words
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189 1961-10-23 3 Drama festival -all can be proud of their success Varietj Club's productnd I ampbell Christie's _nt'. the first Services r be held here was brought lusion. the Cultural Centre unbroken run of h and near-capacity SINGAPORE. Mon. i part a littir out of her ti mal depth. Supporter- Mick Elliott.A.B.A. - 189 words
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Article64 1961-10-23 3 SINGAPORE Mon. -II was you ai mt nijrdoit- day r th€ 12 :::::are:. c: St. A idn Ortto jpaedl Hspita whei Joej Adams and mi his entertainers their yesterday M: Adam said he rezrvr.fcfaal h« r.ac ::c: crou_::t whole troupe tc the hospital Hr64 words
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Article, Illustration633 1961-10-23 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY ggn SINGAPORE, Monday. A 20-^fINT TE coloured film has been specially flown line from Sydney to he shown at the film premiere of "Follow That Horse" in aid oi V Spastic Children's Association on October 27 at the Sky Theatre. Mrs, g. a. jockei. chairman oj633 words
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Article20 1961-10-23 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Water oe turned off in Zones F:v- ji~6 Six from 2 pjn to I p.r.: today20 words
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Article, Illustration221 1961-10-23 3 PETER LOKE - He turned down job to become artist PETER LOKE Love of painting won him over now he faces much hardship before success can be his By SINGAPORE. Mon.— A young Singapore artist made a vital decision when he left school two years ago. For Chang Tien Son, 19, the decision221 words
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Advertisement200 1961-10-23 3 fsoO MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK YourFr ?e Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page *L FOR SURE INVESTMENT Plus SECURITY AND HAPPINESS of Your LOVED ONES; OWN A HOME YOURSELF TAKE YOUR CHOICE OF THE FOLLOWING:- MXLiI aZr^ J htw«J t"* ItfT T VfiTW 7CTATP200 words
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Miscellaneous342 1961-10-23 3 CINEMAS School, Juronc Road 18 m.s.; r APrrni t»i- Last Sunset Pulau Sekijang Pelapah; Pc: JSS Teck Schoo. Jurong Road 11 CA'TOAT: On th< Double 1.30. m.s.— all shows starting at 7 4 ri 3 08 l' 3U lnvr is B many P CHILDREN'S DAY broadcasts cLifDi.. 4S 4 7342 words
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Advertisement186 1961-10-23 4 FASTEST JETS IN ROUND-WORLD SCTWQ| Be among the first to fly in the amazing new Qantas 707 V-Jet. Book now for the 'Kangaroo' flight leaving Singapore for London October 29. The fastest jets in international service, the new Qantas 707 V-Jets are already operating on the Southern Cross route Sydney186 words
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Article, Illustration438 1961-10-23 5 CREDIBLE. BUT IT REALLY HAPPENED tfjjry RUDD, racing expert and the f o f rimers and jockeys throughworld, tells of the turbulent career i c Elliott a master of the turf j- fwcnfy one Classic winners in all. 3 '0- ■in A furlong from home in the Derby, he kadn't438 words
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Article474 1961-10-23 5 Elliott rode the most remarkable race in racing history on Bois Roussel not by design, as he himself admitted, but because of the inability of his mount to go the pace of the others for the greater part of the journey. Bois Roussel was so far behind at474 words
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Article510 1961-10-23 5 KURT SINGER - Tom Mix: The richest horseman of KURT SINGER By JJOT before or since Tom Mix has the screen had a western star to compare with him in ornate splendour or box-office power. He was strictly a horse-opera performer; he never wandered from the range and the saddle. He was shrewd510 words
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Advertisement26 1961-10-23 5 Ek^ HBEb K><spt v .s' Bfin 111 Mill J er J? SHots by im^ i I k d I SV.I o 1 BJ m p. LTD26 words
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Advertisement147 1961-10-23 5 ANNETTE The singing sensation with o sparkling personality and o voice jpjKaßjjy that has thrilled thousands now HpF «^i^|^Kp9 d appearing nightly for your enter- H^ ■'iir^^r^^^ wmF^ tainment. 'm&^^ Sc^OOCUiJUUcL jtt EVERY SATURDAY EXTENSION to 1 AM 8 DODO AND HIS BAND PROVIDE THE MUSIC S SUNDAYS: POOLSIDE BARBECUE147 words
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Miscellaneous166 1961-10-23 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson 111 t I* 1 I CAN ~/^^N~^ I M RIP WRBV. \~p~- THANK A fc~Y f,' i (SuAffANTEE I THI6 ISMC. A HOVVPEE' >^A\cN6.' IS^- k, V IT. IP HIS NA.WE t\ PESMCNH IM O KL!S A *PBfc j^W JnJ 1^ f166 words
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Article369 1961-10-23 6 r rilE increasing em- phasis in tlie station technical aiul scientific education is underlined by the announcement that preliminary work has started on a new secondary pchn i c a l school. The school, in Diuiearn Road, is expected to be ready by the end of369 words
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Article, Illustration1150 1961-10-23 6 ARTHUR RICHARDS SEES 400 LEARN A NEW WAY OF LIFE THE JOKE THAT BECAME A SERIOUS PLAN OF SALVATION The office that detainees built WHILE travelling in a speed-boat across the carpet-green waters of South Singapore, I saw an island, a unique one,1,150 words
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Article91 1961-10-23 6 The Free Press reported: Telegraphic despatch from London, August 25, 18U1: Accounts have been received from New York to the 14th. The Federals, under the command of Gen. Lyon. have been beaten by the Southern forces at Springfield; the General him.selt was killed. The ollicial report states91 words
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Article80 1961-10-23 6 MR. HAROLD SMITH Is children's officer to Burton-on-Trent AND Staffordshire councils. So part of his job is to write letters to himself and answer them. He said: "It sounds like red tape, but it's not. The letters are necessary as records." A WOMAN waiting In tne hall80 words
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Article19 1961-10-23 6 Life is like that I 1• I r f 1 O^ a Ml f LAUGH M BEACKCcJ L X19 words
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Advertisement614 1961-10-23 6 You run hand in your <l ossified tut, to nnv on* of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA and SINGAPORE CAMCftON HIGHLANDS o d Bt«r«St M UdL, mi 1 in^i. Rata YON CO"*! -'»'or«<» M ..■<!., 1-4 iir« 9tr**' ftCAN« Co d S'or<i» i M w'4_, n«« Raad •OTA BMABU OaM614 words
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Advertisement53 1961-10-23 6 I Ordinory I\C bitocol wcor- AT «s.n q O 24 m^Hk&JLjB mm fused |y bitocal. But on tXtCUTIVE 46mm give o! rcodinc; span of 25 7 over TWICE OS much OAH SIN OPTICAL HOUSE 325. Ncrth Bridqc Rd S'porc-7 Nc«» Door ODFON Pho..c ***** Eronch THE PENANG OPTICAL CO., 13.53 words
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Advertisement31 1961-10-23 6 if Ai l ASAHI I CULTURED PCARU Graceful and Lustrous Now on dispii SING Af OUt A IfOH Associate Co. S. P. H.de Sivj (H X ■nA Iff B^^jWv ••■'■^v i^^^^^^^^^TH31 words
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Miscellaneous261 1961-10-23 6 TODAFS RADIO !t.\l>l<) SINGAPORE im;!-!x-i. 9.30 Tne news; 9.40 Album of harmon\ id. oo Music Short Wave Service an d the musicians; 10.30 Dr. 11 metres (7i50 kc/s.) Bradley remembers; 11.00 Sing Medium Wave Service: at again; 11.30 Invitation lo 476 metres. dream; 12 (midnight) Close AM.— ll.OO Programme sum-261 words
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Miscellaneous408 1961-10-23 6 CLUES ACROSS (5>. 3 Jumped from a plate, possi- 7 Flight unit? (5>. £ty (t 9 A leading commercial le 8 There s a Russian at the foot <3. o 1 th( \'3eci (5). 12 The latest sateUite? (3 4> 10 Strongly resentful <5>. u His wife became salty! t*\408 words
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104 1961-10-23 7 TEACHERS ARE WANTED FOR ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES CfINGAFORE. Mon. The Adult Education Board looking for qualified tea- rs from the lour streams r rhe night classes they conduct in 19G2. rhese teachers are requirfor the classes in academic, vocational and recreational subjects which r e bnnrri vill continue running next104 words
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Article94 1961-10-23 7 Rates payable are: Primary level classes $4 an hour; Secondary I to 111 level S6 per hour: Secondary IV level S3 per hour: S( condary V and VI level $ln per hour. For commercial classes the rates vary according to type and level of instruction given. Teachers who94 words
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Article27 1961-10-23 7 IPOH. Mon. A laborer Yoon Yeow Kow. 21. was fined $40 m the magistrates court here for using abusive word* to a police constable.27 words
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Article, Illustration336 1961-10-23 7 CHINATOWN IS FIRST PLACE ON HER TOUR LIST SINGAPORE, M o n.— Cindy Adams, wife of tho leader of the American show business troupe now in Singapore on a goodwill tour, is bent on making every minute of rier stay a memorable one. Ja| atn's the336 words
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224 1961-10-23 7 Thailand will see how housing in S'pore is springing up PAYA LEBAR, Monday. THE housing projects and public affairs here will soon be featured on Bangkok television to stimulate Thai interest in development of Singapore. This was revealed by Mr. Tavisak Viryasiri, representative and cameraman in Thailand for a British224 words
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172 1961-10-23 7 30 FROM YOUTH CLUB ON 'GET TO KNOW YOUR SINGAPORE' TOUR PAYA LEBAR, Mon. -Thirty adult members of the Pearl's Hill Youth Club were treated to their first extensive "get to know-your-Singapore" tour by the Ministry of Culture. This Is the first time the club has organised such a tour.172 words
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119 1961-10-23 7 KALLANG ESTATE RESIDENTS APPEAL FOR BUS SHELTERS KALLANG, Mon.— Members of the Kailang Airport Estate Community Association are appealing to the City Council to provide bus shelters in the estate. Dr. Chong Tong Mun, president of the association, said the residents were very thankful that a bus service had been119 words
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103 1961-10-23 7 JOBS FOUND FOR 115 DISCHARGED PRISONERS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Alter Care Association found jobs for 115 discharged prisoners and provided cash relief for those staying at the associations hostel during the year ending August. 1961. Its annual report says that out of 1,933 people discharged from Outram and Changi103 words
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213 1961-10-23 7 Scouts sell greeting cards to aid U.N. children's fund SINGAPORE, Mon. from blindness. Ten boxes will buy enough penicillin to cure 90 children from yaws. To celebrate United Nations Day and the launching oi United Nations Children's Fund greeting cards drive here, the chamber will hold a luncheon tomorrow at213 words
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84 1961-10-23 7 RETIREMENT FOR CARETAKER OF SYNAGOGUE SINGAPORE. Moil.— Mr. R. Muthucumaru, 53. a caretaker at the synagogue in Waterloo Street for the past 20 years, will retire at the end of this month. "Many people have tried to persuade me to stay on but I feel it is time that I84 words
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Article, Illustration112 1961-10-23 7 QUEEN'S SCHOLAR IS BACK WITH OXFORD DEGREE SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Yap Choon Teck (above), 25. a Queen's Scholar, has returned home with Second Class (upper division) Honours in Physics from Oxford University. Mr. Yap, an old boy of Victoria School, left Singapore four years ago after completing his Higher Cambridge112 words
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Advertisement289 1961-10-23 7 $175 HERMES r^^-rz-^^^i A portable typewriter can contribute in many important ways to the development of your youngster. Extensive studies into the ways of learning carried out by American Universities show that typewriting h a favourable effect upon genera! academic achievements. Students using a typewriter do more homework. The quality289 words
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Miscellaneous405 1961-10-23 7 OT .>,... regular routine, thereby limiting IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY ARIES s^: i .t,h step decisions involving your fu- j ft (J lv 34 Anr 33,. B Y V(H crave excitement ana tnre< Take care of today's pro- LLU CAREFUL planning. arc happiest when yon ar e ny- j Wems405 words
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Article, Illustration1745 1961-10-23 8 v '•••v'V'^X'V.-.-v***'.*'. •#>£:.. DROP ANNE A LINE I L DON T get upset, jot down your I troubles in a letter and post them to Anne. m She'll give you sound advice or a rocket if I f you deserve one!1,745 words
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Article833 1961-10-23 8 USUALLY THEY ARE DUE TO NERVOUS TENSION EmMi l^UvLvl OCI y O WmMkSM m m m m k s m m m s i m m m m m m i nxsaEmozEsssE QOvcr the last two-and-a-half years now I have suffered roughly every two months from833 words
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136 1961-10-23 8 Mean streak in girl with money troubt Dear Anne. My girl friend's parents an h but they are terribly mean. I known?' of my business but I worry because m seems to have the same trail She never spends money At d, lutely have to, and I have never be136 words
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Advertisement17 1961-10-23 8 The most beaut mnchmc f Per*,. ond oi l stvic c l.qhf. IP" THE EMPOf Tci j17 words
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Miscellaneous174 1961-10-23 8 ""TKp^T WTYWMW]I^\ pOCKET MONEY TTOT4r^ WW Vtt\ I P rizes are offered L^ f^Kjv^i v /^N this scene with p aints pJ^'ViX^/i '/i\J A crayons or chalks. 1^ -*-y y 1 A Z' Tlicre are four Drives r 't- ivrvd each oi S. r > (two KJ(s[^^ r J tor174 words
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Article, Illustration487 1961-10-23 9 RICK DU BROW - RICK DU BROW by HOLLYWOOD. MONDAY ■JIUfI^SHOW BUSINESS] MARTIN, the eminent warbler, would like it known U sees nothing romantic or appealing about making overseas, and that he hates Paris in particular. igs on Ihe matter are so strong that he turned down >les of Ihe year in the487 words
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Article464 1961-10-23 9 FREE PRESS BOOK CORNER A FACE IN THE MIRROR by Audrey Furness (Hurst Blacken, 11s. 6d.). IT was sheer chance that made Claire put a photograph of herself in with her application for a job as companion to Andrea, aged 11. daughter of Gregory,464 words
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Article540 1961-10-23 9 Sinfv Press 1; ng. it tuM H& '■> 0 P.e by CAPTION is uMiady offered as an explanation or for informition. Preference tor CAUTION BQI-3: Such a man often feels be will never know enough. A LEARNER often feels, at some rime Of other, that he will never know540 words
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284 1961-10-23 9 DIPLOMATIC BATTLES IN LUXURY HOTEL BEDROOMS rfIHE AMERICANIZATION 1 OF EMILY by William Bradford Huie (Pan $1.25) Uncensored and uninhited! Another sizzling instalment of the memoirs of a wartime wolf that began with "The Revolt of Mamie Stover." London on the eve of D-Day. The prettiest girls, the juciest steaks,284 words
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Miscellaneous88 1961-10-23 9 lord Puzzle 'BQ' Winning solution BQ i BQ 2 BQ 3 BQ 4 BQ 5 BQ 6 i i FT S l l m l— i i sjuißjsi j.ipii] iii_o;u; b nrp n W& VI E Dil .Brkll '■Lji fjM yUIR NJ SH .?.l|_OT A;T.E -oi-KioK-Efl 3__bd^_3 'Bi H 488 words
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210 1961-10-23 10 Kent chairman hits out at Prideaux By CRAWFORD WHITE LONDON, Monday. VIH. STUART CHIESMAN, chairman of Kenl, hit out angrily ;it batsman Roger Prkleaux, who is to leave the county to take out as Northamptonshire's assistant secretary on November 1. And he indicated that Kent would not supoi Northamptonshire's application210 words
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Article, Illustration483 1961-10-23 10 Sponge or rubber? Begin with pimpled rubber bat, says former world ace Barna "Mr. Table Tennis" gives his advice on the eternal controversy ft From TABLE TENNIS TODAY by Victor Barna, to be published by Arthur Barker Ltd. "Play with Barna" series No. 2 I LONG with the question of483 words
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433 1961-10-23 10 Racing in America made safe with lip tattoo system NEW YORK, Monday. piFTEEN years ago the first identifying lip tattoo was applied to a rare horse and there hasn't been a "Ringer" ease since. Racing was plagued by 'Ringers —substituting a fast horse for a slow one when oflicials weren't433 words
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510 1961-10-23 10 IN RACING, A WOMAN CUTS NO ICE WITH JOCKEY CLUB LONDON, Mon. There Is one aspect of British life on which the emancipation of women has scarcely touched Racing. The official Jockey Club attitude is that for some functions of racing a woman is not a person within the meaning510 words
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71 1961-10-23 10 LOS ANGELES, Mon.— Davcy Mooix. world fea nerweight boxing champion, who de f euus his tit> a'.'aius' Jai/an Karuc; Takavama in Tokyo nex* nouth last irgn' serve? 1 a" c*a c^ knockou "in Moore punished *he Mexican severely for (>ur nu: before flattening71 words
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Article28 1961-10-23 10 LONDON. Mon. The English Divi-io!: Three fooibail fixture today betwtpn Notts County and Hull City has been postponed because of the polio epidemic in Hull.28 words
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Article, Illustration419 1961-10-23 10 Bring back the 4-rounders says Dempsey 'You can't beat them for action and excitement' San Francisco, Monday. chain would like to see the small clubs return along with the four round bouts. And the referee would act as the only judge, an arrangement generally utilised in California's club fights. "One419 words
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Article102 1961-10-23 10 LIFE BAN ON DERBY JOCKEY REDUCED CYDNEY, Mon— The Australian Jockey Club today reduced the period of suspension imposed on jockey Mel Schumacher from life lo ten years. Schumacher, 24, had appealed against the life suspension imposed on him by the stewards at the Australian Jockey Club Derby meeting hereReuter - 102 words
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85 1961-10-23 10 SEPAK RAGA JARING TEAMS IN 'MERGER' SINGAPORE. Mon— Singapore's two leading sepak Raga Jaring teams are to merge soon to strengthen the State in the NaUon game. The two leading teams are Sepakraga Singapura (PERSESi and the Gerakau Sepak Raga Singapura (GESAS). The decision was taken at the meeting of85 words
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Article, Illustration206 1961-10-23 10 unknown - unknown -By I ONDO.N M Jf money <~ gj* woi\s< than -CS hi>L Km wives o: f■ Women 11^ 31 y 11 jIT this sets rj^ Income i Bfi and b<n p. -Mr the skilled a Eh yo:ir p I M& Yesterc:.v Cj, kept si i lift bmi hi206 words
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171 1961-10-23 10 Three big races open to all cyclist in Malayan meet next month SINGAPORE, Monday IyfALAYAN Cyclists Feder--1"1 atio n are calling for entries for the three Malayan Open Cycling ChampionshiD events to be held from Nov 4 to 6. The three events are: 1. The Kuala Lumpur to [poh race171 words
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Advertisement176 1961-10-23 10 x World's Smallest 4 -Band 9 -Transistor AC. Battery Portable Radir SHARP A]|| 11 I^r^^^l^^ra in •ode. R7-4QO *5m39 i i i i <j*£j^ AC MAI*/ BATTERY Obtainable at all Dealers Sole Agents: ROXY (SPORE. CO.. ROXY (MALAYA) CO., 3 P-Q Clifford House i A, Ycow Kirn Pong Bldg. 142,176 words
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Article51 1961-10-23 11 I^fii aFFaH Singapore, Monday. c competition organised by ith Council under the aus- re Amateur Football As- successfully on Saturday beat Haikowyu 'A' in the I played ta the competition m m m lothcr trial r i i Colin r i j It fee youths i I 1 151 words
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201 1961-10-23 11 SRU PLAYERS FOR FIRST STATE TRIAL ON WEDNESDAY CfINGAPORE, Mon Singa-I pare Rugby Union will hoU r first rugrjy trial on the lang lure on Wednesday 5.15 p m. in preparation for their Malaya Cup match in southern section against Johore State on Nov. 18. fhe players selected for the201 words
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Article18 1961-10-23 11 BOMBAY Mon. Nariman Con- has been i hosen to lead i the Test matches ftgftfrvrt i-sH18 words
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217 1961-10-23 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Five top Singapore motor eye- .-:>. who will represent Singapore at the Indonesian Grand Prix in Jakarta n Oct -9, .-aiied this rnlng for Jakarta. lie Singapore riders were Son Guan Bee (Nor- Manx 500 c.c), Ng Van Heng (Ducati 25u217 words
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Article25 1961-10-23 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Teachers' Union were beaten 4-0 by Indian Association in the SHA Division One league championships at Bale>tier Road yesterday25 words
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Article, Illustration22 1961-10-23 11 4 an Honourary Life President of the f'n£ pore Amateur Ulko *>v A by 15 points to one.22 words
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Article, Illustration60 1961-10-23 11 The first three in the boys section of the Children's Walk are, from right to left: Mohammed Rashid. Jaswant Singh and Jeffery Jalleh. The top three in the girls section of the Walk are, from right to left: S. Karpagam. Nancy Koh and60 words
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616 1961-10-23 11 The children walk... and crowds cram course at Nicoll Highway THE WALK RESULTS SINGAPORE. Monday. [T was Children's Day. but there were at least 5.000 people, mostly fathers, mothers, brothers and sisters present to watch about 300 boys and girls, 10 more than 12 and not less than nine years616 words
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Article218 1961-10-23 11 DR. ONG WINS RIC COURSE GOLF CUP mHOMSON. Mon.— Dr. Ong j X Swee Law won the Royal Island Club's Race Course Cup j golf competition when he I beat T. Chambers four and j three in the final played here yesterday. The results were. Quarter-Finals D. G. T. Lane218 words
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Article163 1961-10-23 11 HUNT SAILS EL LOBO TO VICTORY COUTH Quay. Mon. El Lobo. sailed by T. A. Hunt won the event for yachts of the Firefly Class at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club races held here over the week-end. The RSYC meet attracted a large number of entrants and the I results163 words
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126 1961-10-23 11 SCHOOLS RUGBY TRIAL IS DISAPPOINTING SINGAPORE, Mon. The first rugby trials to select 1 the Singapore Combined Schools' team lor the Schools' International at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 14 this year was a total failure. Altogether 36 players from seven schools were down on the list, but only less than126 words
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73 1961-10-23 11 MALAY ASSN. CALL FOR TENNIS ENTRIES CINGAPORE, Mon. Entries for the Singapore Malay Association open tennis tournament will close on Saturday Oct. 28. The events to be competed for are: Men's singles and doubles, Veteran singles and doubles. Handicap singles and Boys singles The entrance fee is $5 per playei73 words
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541 1961-10-23 12 Leong rides like seasoned pro to take four winners 1 SCRUTINEER reviews the amateur races lIIGIILIGHT of Saturday's amateur meeting in Ipoh was the remarkable riding feat of Mr. T.S. Leong who landed the winners of the last four races in a row. Hiding with all the confidence and judgment541 words
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Article, Illustration34 1961-10-23 12 Tin- boys are oil in the Children's Walk at Nicoll Highway yesterday. More than 300 competed and more than :>.OOO lined the road to watch the Children's Day event.34 words
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186 1961-10-23 12 LINGAM SPARKS CEYLONESE VICTORY: POLICE BEATEN 5-0 SINGAPORE. Mon.— S, T. V. lingam. the farmer Si:;gapore player, oil the Ceylon Sports Club's 5-0 victory over the strong Police team in the Singapore H.A. Div. I league hockey match yesterday. He scored the most spectacular goal ot the evening from an186 words
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Article146 1961-10-23 12 WHITLEY AND Dr. CHEE FOR RANGOON SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Singapore shooters qualified for the SEAP Games m Rangoon this year, at the trials held at trie Bukit Timah rifle range yesterday They were Dr. Alfred Chee and R Whitley., who was a member ot the Singapore team, that wrested thy146 words
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Article27 1961-10-23 12 STOCKHOLM. Mon.— The Swedish Amateur Athletic Association yesterday imposed a two-year suspense n on iii(idi€ uistaiice niimer Dun Waern, with effect from September 10 this year.27 words
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Article16 1961-10-23 12 BUDAPEST. Men. Hungary and Hoilanu drew 3-3 in a World Cup footbail match yesterday.16 words
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272 1961-10-23 12 Little Arnanda is best of the child walkers SINGAPORE, Monday. OUNNERS to the right of him, runners to the LS> left they didn't both little Amanda Rajah who kept his head, and kept on marching resolutely to win the judges decision as the best Walker of the Children's Day event272 words
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451 1961-10-23 12 PASIR PANJANG, Monday. pHRIS Proffitt-White, the motor cycling airman from Seletar, was the outstanding: performer at the Singapore Motor Club's Gap Hill Climb here yesterday. Competing in all the five motor cycle events, Chris won the Fastest Time of the Day451 words
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110 1961-10-23 12 CPL. POUNTNEY WINS THE 1961 HILL CLIMB CYCLE RACE CINGAPORE. Mon. Cpl. Harold Pountney (5 Dog Coy), won the Singapore Amateur Cycling Associa- lion's 1961 Hill Climb at Mt. j Faber yesterday with a time j of 3 mm. 39.3 .sec. He beat nine other cyclists. However. Pountney's time was110 words
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125 1961-10-23 12 KEW SAN BEATS NATEKAR IN STRAIGHT SETS |>OMBAY. Hon. Teh Kew San 01 Malaya won the singles title of the Western India badminton championships last night beating India's Nandu Natekar In straight sets 15-10. 15-3. The Malayan had little 'difficulty In outclassing the Indian ace though tie took .some time125 words
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412 1961-10-23 12 MAJOR Singh, Singapore's up and coming atnlete. captured three first places to win the individual championship at the second annual athletic meet of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees at Farrer Park yesterday. Major Singh, with nine points, beat his closest rival Rahmat412 words
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Article42 1961-10-23 12 SINGAPORE.. Mon- Civilian Referees Association boat Services Referees Association 3-2 In a football match played at RAF Seletar last night. Yusoff Ali. Tony Conceinso and Adnan Isa scored for the Civilians and Hughes and King for the Services42 words
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Article32 1961-10-23 12 LIVERPOOL. Mon.— The British and British Empire light-heavy-weight title tight between Chic C&lderwood. the holder, and Stan I Cullis. which wus to have been held here tomorrow, has been postponed.32 words
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Article51 1961-10-23 12 SERANGOON. Mon. -Windsor Rovers were too uooci for the British Military Hospital, whom they beat 7-4 in a foot bail match here yesterday. Scorers lor me winners wen Daud (4). Robin Chan (2) and /*mbi while Nayson <2» and Fender (2> netted lor the51 words
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