The Straits Times, 12 October 1960
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Title Section20 1960-10-12 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 90,000 The Straits Times Mat*"** He*** I*'1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1960. 15 CENTS.20 words
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Article, Illustration648 1960-10-12 1 GEN. NASUTION ARRIVES IN SINGAPORE He is going to K.L. tomorrow for Tengku: I am eager to help if I can KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday GENERAL Abdul Haris Nasution, Indonesia's Minister for National Security, who arrived in Singapore today, will discuss the West Irian issue with the Federation648 words
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Article, Illustration27 1960-10-12 1 CENERAL NASUTION chats with Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, in the Premier's office soon after his arrival. Straits Times picture.27 words
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Article232 1960-10-12 1 Lloyd George's harem by his son ONDON, Tues. v Earl Lloyd George, whose family motto Is "Truth Against the World," is being chided by the British Press for telling the truth about the remarkable love life of his remarkable father one of Britain's greatest prime ministers. In his book "Lloyd232 words
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Article41 1960-10-12 1 ALGIERS, Tues. Prince Francois Bourbon-Orleans, 25, second son of the Count of Paris. Pretender to the French Throne, was killed today in mopping-up operations against Algerian insurgents in the Tlzi Ouzo area, about 60 miles east of Algiers.— Reuter.Reuter - 41 words
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467 1960-10-12 1 LEOPOLDVILLE, Tuesday (CONGOLESE troops foiled an attempt by members of Parliament to pass a vote of confidence in Mr. Patrice Lumumba yesterday. A strong unit of steelhelmeted troops sealed off the Parliament building and turned away members who had been summoned to467 words
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Article355 1960-10-12 1 SEOUL, Tuesday. fIFTY STUDENTS today broke into the House of Representatives and occupied the Speaker's platform demanding heavier penalties for officials who supported President Syngman Rhee. Outside the House was a milling crowd of 10,000 high school students and demonstrators from the "association of theReuter - 355 words
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Article66 1960-10-12 1 NEW YORK. Tues. A 29-year-old Estonian who sneaked away from his shipmates aboard the Soviet liner Baltika that brought Mr. Khrushchev to New York asked for political asylum in the United States today. Immigration authorities said Victor Janimets was beI ing held at the New YorkUPI - 66 words
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Article42 1960-10-12 1 MORE NATIONS TO }OIN A-CLUB? WASHINGTON. Tut* In Albert Gore. <Dem«>-ir.it-lenoes>ce> taid (imlay tremendously important development' id methods prod uu ik atonm c*pl" m\c> mjv bring -9 or ni»c Datiun> into nuclear MM i liib in ot.vl four jrarIt P.I42 words
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Advertisement69 1960-10-12 1 r7^fls!Wß Heineken's 'STAR' BEER g£ GLASS W OFFER! EXIGNDcD Due to popular appeal the olfe? of two Free glasses has been extended from thrf 10th October to sth November inclusive. Two attractive glasses will be given away free with the f^Bl__s!*S gBBMh purchase of every carton I jdß of Heineken's69 words
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Article, Illustration339 1960-10-12 2 YUSOF AND TEMPLER RECALL THE 'OLD FEUDING DA YS' DO YOU REMEMBER ME?— ONLY TOO WELL, REPLIES SIR GERALD ON MEETING HIS FORMER FOE' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO men who seven years ago used to have bitter "feuds" today sat down together and recalled "the old days." They were Singapore's Yang339 words
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Article57 1960-10-12 2 Driver is crushed to death SUNGEI PATAXI, Tues. A tractor driver was killed in a freak accident at Sik Dalam here today. Hamid bin Long. 27. was driving the tractor on to a lorry when one side of the lorry collapsed. Hamid was thrown off his seat and the tractor57 words
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Article22 1960-10-12 2 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues.— A five-year-old girl. Zaharah blnte Omar, was drowned when she fell into the Sungel Llmau here yesterday.22 words
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97 1960-10-12 2 KUCHING. Tues. The Earl of Perth. tb,e Minister of State for Colonial Affairs, accompanied by the Countess of Perth and his private secretary, will arrive here on Monday next to attend the Inter- territorial conference. Presiding over the conference will be the97 words
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Article, Illustration200 1960-10-12 2 Ex-Malayan police chief: I won't pay my wife's debts LONDON, Tuesday. P<ORMER Malayan Commissioner of Police, Col. William Nicol Gray, has announced that he is not responsible for his 44-year-old wife's debts. His notice was .sent to Newmarket shopkeepers and published in an evening paper there. It said that he200 words
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208 1960-10-12 2 60,000 get jobs via labour exchanges: A record UUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Tues. A record number of 60.000 people found jobs through employment exchanges in the country during the first nine months of this year almost double the number for the whole of last year. "This must be an all-time record."208 words
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Advertisement117 1960-10-12 2 0b Settle dozen. Relax. Enjoy yourself. W Don V just have tea, Ik P have the very best— *'*To{ T BROOKE BOND "SUPREME"! K m a ot a b* tm B ro °ke Bond "Supreme costs you less, m mm. because you pay for the tea itself. It comes Ah117 words
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Miscellaneous15 1960-10-12 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby f ANOTU6© EXCITIN& NEW S PCRniMe. QARLIN6 ?r 4f 115 words
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132 1960-10-12 3 rpHE General Assembly last night over-rode Soviet objections and again decided on a full scale debate of Chinese Communist actions in Tibet. The Federation of Malaya and Thailand jointly introduced the item in the Steering Committee, which recommended the 99-member General Assembly toUPI - 132 words
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328 1960-10-12 3 Nikita jokes about U.S. pinpricks on mighty Soviet Union elephant \IR. KHRUSHCHEV, winding up his more T than three-week visit to New York, said last night he might come back, but not until after the New Year. The Soviet Premier was attending a reception given by Cuba at the U.N.328 words
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133 1960-10-12 3 'WE FACE INVASION FROM CUBA IN A FEW WEEKS' fUATEMALA charged last night that it was faced U with an "imminent invasion from Cuba" the deadline being within "a few weeks." The Guatemalan representative in the U.N.. Mr. Luis Coronado Lira, told the General Assembly the Invasion force was ledUPI - 133 words
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311 1960-10-12 3 OURMA told the Gen- eral Assembly yesterday that it did not believe that the cause of peace could be served by "passive neutralism." Such a policy, said U Thant. Burma's chief delegate, meant "a withdrawal from the battle for peace. "Hence. Burma has consistently pursuedReuter - 311 words
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78 1960-10-12 3 PRESIDENT Sekon Toare of Guinea yesterday called on the L'nited Nations General Assembly to give seats immediately to delegates from the Congo's Central Government. Mr. Khrushchev and other delegates gave him a standing ovation as he returned to bis place after his twoReuter - 78 words
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Article53 1960-10-12 3 NEW YORK. Tues. Mr. Khrushchev was luncheon host to 40 members and officials of Afro-Asian and Eastern European delegations yesterday at the Soviet delegation headquarters here. The guest list was headed by Mr. Sekou Toure. the President ef Guinea, who was the only head ofReuter - 53 words
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Article51 1960-10-12 3 LONDON Tues.— A national railway strike threatened to begin next Monday was called off late last night after peace talks between union leaders and the British Transport Commission. Mr. Sidney Greene, leader of the National Union of Railwaymen. announced that a satisfactory settlement had been agreed.—Reuter - 51 words
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Article35 1960-10-12 3 Launch tragedy 9 drown IVACCA. Tues. Nine people were drowned and 40 or 50 more were missing today after a motor launch sank at Gaulondo Ghat, in the Paridpur District. Twenty-seven passengers swam ashore. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article28 1960-10-12 3 JAKARTA. Tues.—Twentyfive former detained supporters of the 1958 West Sumatran rebellion have been placed under house arrest In Jakarta, an army spokesman told reporters yesterday.— ReuterReuter - 28 words
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Article299 1960-10-12 3 ISRAEL, ARAB DISARM CALL ISRAEL'S Foreign Minister, Mrs. Golda Meir, yesterday proposed the complete disarmament of Israel and the Arab states under mutual inspection and control. "Neither Israel nor Its neighbours can afford an arms race." she said. "The needs of the men. women and children of all our countriesReuter - 299 words
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Miscellaneous379 1960-10-12 3 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA Medium Wave 47« metres. (<»•" metre*) Short W»»#- fit metres AM 600 Ttine sl nal Negara- «!^I,.L Ku. Newi Headlines; 6.05 Mornfrom 9.90— lt.oo p.m. tag Meiodjeg. 85 0 Keep pit With A.M. 6.30 Good Morning; 6.32 -petit Lee; 7.00 Sing It Again; 7.30 Morning Prelude;379 words
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145 1960-10-12 4 ONE KILLED, 5 HURT IN DOUBLE CRASH SINGAPORE, Tues. A City Council sewerage worker was killed in a double motor crash at the 6th mile, Bukit Timah Road this evening. Five others, including a woman, were seriously injured. The dead man. Karlosentoiio. 50, a Javanese wa& cycling home from work,145 words
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Article, Illustration468 1960-10-12 4 Schools of the future may all be multi-storeyed YONG: WE HOPE TO BUILD 4-FLOOR PREMISES AS STANDARD TYPE SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE Government hopes to build four-storey school buildings in future as the new standard-type school. The Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said this today at the end of468 words
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112 1960-10-12 4 PLOUGHING SERVICE FOR TAMPINES, CHANGI AREAS SINGAPORE, Tues. Farmers in the Changi and Tampines areas can now have their lands tilled by cheap Government ploughing service which has been serving the northern and western parts of the island. The Primary Production Department of the Ministry of National Development has completed112 words
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109 1960-10-12 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.—Members of the Singapore Bank Employees' Union tonight authorised their union executive to open talks on new terms of service for several hundred clerical workers in 18 Singapore banks. Five hundred members meeting In the Victoria Memorial hall also authorised109 words
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Article149 1960-10-12 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. men, described as members of a large counterfeit currency ring were convicted in the Singapore Assizes today on a charge of trafficking in forged Malayan currency. They were each sentenced to five years Jail by Mr. Justice Buttrose. Two of the149 words
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Article157 1960-10-12 4 Summit plan for rival oil unions SINGAPORE, Tues. A little "summit conference" between leaders cf the Singapore Petroleum Workers' Union and the rival National Union of Oil Workers has now been suggested to end their dispute over union representation in the oil industry. This was the outcome of a meeting157 words
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Advertisement55 1960-10-12 4 14 pages today It's big paper day lor the Free Press today... 14 pages highlighted with instructive features and an island-wide news coverage. There is a page of Changi .news and another for Katong, David Tambyah's" Know your city better" and Esme answering your question. Make sure today of your55 words
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Advertisement160 1960-10-12 4 ■> APHX^^^i^ last J DAYS Daily: 3.15— c.30 9.11 p.m. RANJAN I I HUH PBPt^B mm*/ mm amiimmur I .^H smtnus <M£i?^Mm 'THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT OFFER IN YEARS! MAMCm YVES j MONROE MONMND jjj m JERRY WAUrS^ooucr*. or J^^^SB I Ififr MAKE IME U.. WRANMU.fI FRANKIE VAUGHAN V -J Jsl160 words
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Miscellaneous403 1960-10-12 4 SINGAPORE POLYTECH- hlblUon by ?w» B«ng-Wu and MC: Open to the pubUc. 2 Lm-hlm »t Ralle. Mu»eum 9 1 m *o S SO P«n. SW?ftl ABCHITECTUEAL 8. 4NDUWB SCHOOL: on Ar R«h«i"-1 of "The Creation." chit«c.ure In Malaya*. main St. Andrews Cathedral Hall, lecture theatre, 6.30 pjn. 5 30 pjn403 words
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Article302 1960-10-12 5 Six of the best— by radio THE SWISH' GOES OVER LOUDSPEAKERS AS HEAD SWINGS THE CANE FOR SCHOOL TO HEAR IPOH, Tuesday. l^VERY time a pupil is punished in St. 1 1 Michael's Institution here, the whole school hears about it— over the public address system. They are told the302 words
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Article23 1960-10-12 5 SEGAMAT. Tues.—Twentyfour new classrooms for schools In Segamat district are to be completed this year. They cost more than $110,000.23 words
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68 1960-10-12 5 Tor Malays only' decision withdrawn ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Selangor Government has rescinded its decision to give preference to Malay contractors for works under $50,004. Announcing this today, the State Secretary, Incbe Hashim bin Mat Dris, said that the Government was now waiting for the Federation Government to decide on68 words
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115 1960-10-12 5 Two more urged for Regency Council I/ANGAR, Tue& The Per. 11s Government has submitted to the Yang dlPertuaii Agong. who Is also the Raja of Perils, a proposal by the state Umno that the present three.man Council of Regency be Increased to five. "We are awaiting a reply from Hb.115 words
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Article28 1960-10-12 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Music Society of the University of Malaya In Singapore will hold its annual concert at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, on Oct. 20.28 words
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Article24 1960-10-12 5 SEGAMAT. Tues. Che Selmah blnte Ahmad, wife of the District Officer here, will organise the Poppy Day appeal for Segamat this year.24 words
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110 1960-10-12 5 Staff of a hotel in capital vaccinated KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The entire 270 staff of the Hotel Merlin has been vaccinated against smallpox as a precautionary measure. Also, the whole hotel has been thoroughly fumigated. A Dutch businessman, Mr. L. P. Vlaa-nderen. who was found to have smallpox after a110 words
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Article38 1960-10-12 5 KAMPAR. Tues.— A .orry driver. Vengadasalam. 32. was fatally Injured yesterday evening when his vehicle overturned near the 26th. mile Ipoh-Tapah road Two others in the .orry, which belonged to the P.W.D., were unhurt.38 words
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303 1960-10-12 5 SUPER TREES CUT COST OF RUBBER BY 75 p.c. r KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday AN American rubber expert says that rub- ber production cost can be cut down by 75 per cent with improved high-yielding trees. He Is Mr. W. E. Kllppert. general manager of the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company's303 words
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243 1960-10-12 5 Police force is down to 20,300 'regulars'— the 1961 target KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE country's police force is now down to 20,300 regular officers and men. it was learned today. Explaining the reduction, a spokesman at police headquarters here said the force's planned "paper" establishment for this year was 21.286243 words
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268 1960-10-12 5 EX-SOLDIER WITH A MALAYAN WIFE FACES JOB PROBLEM IPOH. Tuesday A FORMER Australian army soldier, now a civilian A living with his wife and child here, has about a month left to find a Job in Malaya or return to Australia. Mr. Garry Burgoyne, 24, who was a lance corporal268 words
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Article33 1960-10-12 5 TELUK ANSON. Tues. Puan Som blnte Abdullah, Alliance State Legislative Assemblywoman and town councillor here, has been appointed organiser of the Lower Perak Poppy Day appeal fund committee for this year.33 words
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Advertisement280 1960-10-12 5 LATEST INNOVATION IN LIGHTWEIGHT MOTOR CYCLES "SUNLIGHT" "QUEEN SUNLIGHT Jr. 80 cc" ECONOMIC— SAFE— SIMPLE— TOUGH Almost Atomic powered. No clutch or tears to manipulate. 65 miles per hour. 201 miles per gallon. 1000s of satisfied users call early Easy terms can be arranged. Expert mechanics always available. SOLE AGENTS280 words
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986 1960-10-12 6 THIS DIRE CALAMITY RACKET OF BOSSES by DEVAN NAIR Union leader tells oil firm: If you do not deal with us a Fidel Castro may arise in Spore SINGAPORE, Tuesday MR. C. V. DEVAN Nair, a trade union leader, told a court of inquiry today of a racket among employers.986 words
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217 1960-10-12 6 MURDER CHARGE REDUCED— TWO PLEAD GUILTY IPOH, Tuesday. rpWO young cowherds originally charged with murdering a 16-year-old girl today pleaded guilty in the High Court here to an alternative charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. This happened after the court had heard the evidence of Dr. Tham Sek217 words
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Article59 1960-10-12 6 SINGAPORE, Tue s School teacher Mr. Hong Yonsc Ann has received a "thank you" note from the Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. E. Q Blades, for foiling a theft. Mr Hong, of Boon Lay School, helped to catch a thief after seeing him cIId off a little59 words
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Article47 1960-10-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Deputy Assistant Chief of Stan* (Intelligence) United States Army. Major Gen. A. R. Fitch will arrive here for a four-day visit on Thursday. Gen. Fitch is on an annual inspection of all U.S. military attache posts in SouthEast Asia.47 words
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Article151 1960-10-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TTHE Federal Land Development Authority is to open up more Jungle land in Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Perak totalling 5,200 acres lor development next year. It has called for tenders to clear the Jungles in the Gedangsa Land Development Scheme151 words
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102 1960-10-12 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A magistrate today sent a father to prison for six weeks at bis own request. Earlier. Miss Jenny Laa Buong Bee had told A. Ramasamy. a father of three, that she was prepared to give him a chance to save himself102 words
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90 1960-10-12 6 East to West in less than 16 hours KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The first DC-8C Jetliner service directly over the North Pole the world's fastest route between the Far East and Europe will be Inaugurated tomorrow by Scandinavian Airlines System. The service will slash the 8,000-mile East- West travel time to90 words
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Article41 1960-10-12 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two men walked into a coffea shop In Jalan Kayu off Yio Chu Kang Road, this afternoon and stabbed Ang Ko» Kuan. 26. In the right shoulder. Police have vet to establish the motive for the attack.41 words
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Article264 1960-10-12 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday pOR the first time a r Malayan Is to join 25 world experts in Geneva for talks on rural affairs. It is a meeting that could have a vital impact on Malaya's own rural development programme. THE MALAYAN Is Ungku Abdul264 words
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Article, Illustration1330 1960-10-12 7 He gave the world luxury on wheels ()NK freezing winter night in 1858, George Mortimer Pullman, a 27-year-old Chicago contractor, travelled by railway sleeping car from Westfield to Buffalo. It was a gruelling experience. Twenty-four men, provided with thin palliasses and grimy blankets, were herded into a draughty, badly-sprung coach.Daily Mirror - 1,330 words
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Article133 1960-10-12 7 but the company was paying a dividend. Determined to outdo Woodruff. Pullman built a $15,000 car which he called the Pioneer. Elaborately sprung, it was a foot wider and 30 inches higher than any railway car in use, and was the roomiest and smoothest running vehicle133 words
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Miscellaneous267 1960-10-12 7 Buys Bunny By Balph Heimdahi f iFveg I r*ye,AN£Ty jl ITncm/ maybe 1 1 •*~ri.'c-srsrsr» to THROUGH THANKS SEE I'LL 6ET fT \^<| /waitiv'onpetuvaA por th-twe l> vcj c some woxk fo£y ((ZS l^^lm UDtf I QUITHOLPIN'HANPC 1 PICTURE, j LATER, OUTATHATV 1» /Y^ l4\*lslP m&s Van 1 acT busy,267 words
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Article232 1960-10-12 8 It War*. tit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. CHIA POH CHUAN thank friend* and relative* for their attendance congratulatory message] and valuable presents on their marriage ea 8.10.60. MR. ANO MRS. MICHAEL JAMES WEE thank relatives aad trend* (oi their assistance, valuable presents and attendance at their marriage. Hongkong papers232 words
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Article191 1960-10-12 8 Wordt 1/9 Minimum, GRAMOPHONE RECORDS final stock clearance tremendous bargains for a limited period only. 101 Tanglln Road, Spore. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD., baa on display the compute ranee of Pan aad Fontana book* In tbe Cold Storage Arcade, Orchard Road, Spore la conjunction with B.P.C.K. SPIRILLA MAOLTO-MEASURE; corsets, girdles,191 words
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Article587 1960-10-12 8 Federation of the central African territories of Nyasaland and Northern and Southern Rhodesia is a good idea that for seven years has been badly applied. So much, in brief, is conveyed by the Monckton Report published yesterday. Federation "was imposed against the will of Africans in the Northern587 words
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Article274 1960-10-12 8 Malaya's contribution tc the world affairs debate n the U.N. Assembly embraced, as was proper, a wide variety of the problems the world is facing. Disarmament, colonialism, Tibet, economic development, Algeria, the reorganisation of the United Nations, South Africa's racialist policies. West Irian, and commodity prices, on274 words
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Article264 1960-10-12 8 In its latest statement on Borneanisation of the civil service, the Sarawak Government puts heavy emphasis on the need to maintain "the highest possible level of efficiency." This consideration is not open to serious question; it is given full weight for example in Malaya, although the Federation is264 words
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Article, Illustration1157 1960-10-12 8 THE FOUR (or is it five?) VOICES OF THE CONGO A CORRESPONDENT reporting from Leopoldville finds— PARTLY because the corps of special correspondents have now for the most part left the Congo, partly because of excitements elsewhere and partly because the internal political situation is at once bewilderingly complicated and1,157 words
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Article796 1960-10-12 8 Waiting for the whistle VERNON BARTLETT SUMS UP THE SITUATION IN SARAWAK WITH A QUESTION Yesterday I gave some reasons why. If Sarawak were to cease to be a British colony In the near future, it would almost Inevitably be run by the Chinese, who are not even the largest796 words
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Article, Illustration855 1960-10-12 9 /TiILL ££&4iV WYra TWO ADVENTUROUS BROTHERS TIRED OF AN EASY LIFE A century of progress THE STORY ot Chanrai's, which celebrates its centenary today, is one of two enterprising brothers of a wealthy family who became tired of the leisurely life into which they had been855 words
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Article, Illustration77 1960-10-12 10 CHANRAI'S POPULAR WITH RESIDENTS AND VISITORS RIGHT: Mr. W. Tully, one of the store's regular and satisfied customers, who has shopped at Chanrai's for more than four years. He and his wife are seen being served by an assistant, Mr. Sharma. ABOVE: Well-known film personalities Xavier Cugat and his wife,77 words
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596 1960-10-12 10 The man who telephoned from Sydney asking 'Please send me a suit' THE well-dressed man could not do better than to wear suits tailored by Chanrai's. For they fit out leaders in many spheres of life not only in Singapore but in neighbouring countries, including Australia. They offer the only596 words
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Advertisement210 1960-10-12 10 CONGRATULATIONS TO CHANRAI'S ON THEIR CENTENARY from "TITHES" DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY, LTD. ef^LaVPSLa^L^ f£3 WdtatHLaflfcafcLV^ ELITE The German Precision Made Portable Typewriter with Automatic Tabulator Plus Leather Carrying Case. Sole Agents Service Stotion: rfbfSl TITH ES" OENTAL 4 PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD. Tif*Z~M H d OftiM- t93 Cornorvoo Str«ef. P«nong. Tel:210 words
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Advertisement167 1960-10-12 10 Congratulations v TO j CHANRAI'S I on the occasion of their j CENTENARY j FROM I NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETY BANKERS I m SINGAPORE Congratulations and Best Wishes J < HAMtAIN j B from m LIAN SENG LTD. 70. NEW BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE J Congratulations to CHANRAI'S CENTENARY from LACHMAN JEWELLERS167 words
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Article, Illustration474 1960-10-12 11 EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP STARTED AFTER TEXTILE SLUMP— BUT IT PROVED A BRAINWAVE T. Chanrai first started business in Singa- pore in a North Bridge Road shop in 1924. In the ensuing 36 years, its wholesale and retail business has grown so much that today474 words
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Article, Illustration175 1960-10-12 11 COCKTAILS FOR GUESTS: STAFF WILL BE HONOURED TO mark its centenary anniversary today, J. T. Chanrai will give a cocktail park at Raffles Hotel this evening between 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Five hundred guests, including members of the consular corps, have been invited. The Arm will also give a175 words
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Article, Illustration72 1960-10-12 11 ALTHOUGH its premises in High Street or* beat known to local residents, J. T. Chanrai also does a flourishing business at the men's shop in Raffles Hotel, catering mainly for overseas tourists and visitors from the Federation. It also deals in transistor radios72 words
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Advertisement52 1960-10-12 11 NO 1 Congratulations £^1^ to N Chanrai's on the commemoration of their Centenary from H. E. Schniewind, Silk mills, Haan Rhld., Western Germany. Manufacturers Since 1799 -i i CONGRATULATIONS J to in \\it\rs on the occasion of their CENTENARY from THE BANK OF TOKYO, LTD SINGAPORE OFFICE KUALA LUMPUR OFFICE52 words
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Advertisement271 1960-10-12 11 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MANAGEMENT OF CHANRAIS ON THE OCCASION of their CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION PHILIPS TAPE RECORDER EL 3542 List Prlco $680/ALLIED RADIO CORPOMATION 30, CIRCULAR ROAD, SINGAPORE. TEL: ***** Congratu la f ions to I CHANRAI'S on the occasion of their CENTENARY j from M/S. TOYO MENKA KAISHA LTD. 2-B,271 words
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Article, Illustration64 1960-10-12 12 (JHAXRAI'S ai r conditioned retail shop in High Street is one of the most popular in the city. The customer is always assured of prompt and courteous service. it The man of discriminating taste will find everything he needs here for his w a r d64 words
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167 1960-10-12 12 Chanrai chief is confident of island's future MX. M I I N I. the managing director of J. I Chanrai. which celebrates its centenary today, yesterday expressed confidence in Singapore's economic future. He said that trading conditions had improved in the last year and he was sure they would continue167 words
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Article, Illustration275 1960-10-12 12 THE SALE OF HANDICRAFTS ENJOYS LOCAL BOOM THE people of Singapore have developed a liking and a consciousness for curios which has surprised even the curio dealers. Orient Crafts, the flourishing curio shop run by J. T. Chanrai, in Orchard Road, has found that more and more local people are275 words
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Advertisement179 1960-10-12 12 CHANRAIS CENTENNIAL I CELEBRATION j Best wishes come front... HIRANAND SONS K.A.J. CHOTIRMALL CO. W. HASSARAM 86A, High Street. 41/43, High Street, 75, High Street, > j Singapore. Singapore. Singapore. J HEERA TRADING CO. I. DIALDAS CO. DALAMAL SONS (M) LTD. j 87, High Street, 76-A, High Street. 106, High179 words
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Advertisement152 1960-10-12 12 and CHANRAIS sell them!! I j^KM I caniratulatlani ta tht CMANRAI ORGANISATION V**^Xp' on lht occmon of Ihtll CENTENNIAL ANNIVjiiy VERIARV and ara proud to hava baan attaciattd Mode In Mtnt ihy p "t Van Heusen ataiNTt BORNIO-riALAYA R E T K E S E NTATI V E LTD* P.O.152 words
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Article201 1960-10-12 13 49 MORE THUGS GET BIG, BLACK 'X' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Forty-nine more gangsters in Selangor had their identity cards branded with the big black "X" last month, bringing the total so far to 245. "September has been a highly successful month." a Selangor police spokesman said today. "Our success has201 words
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82 1960-10-12 13 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A 10--foot shark, weighing more than a ton. was caught by the crew of a freighter in Singapore Harbour Board waters this morning. It was first seen three days ago in the company of two other sharks. Minutes after It was dragged on82 words
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141 1960-10-12 13 ITANGAR. Tues— All 578 pupils. including 57 girls, who went on strike yesterday at the Alwiah religious secondary school here were again absent this morning. The school's 20 teachers arrived as usual, but there was mi sign of any student. The strike leaders later141 words
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Article676 1960-10-12 13 HE ASKED DOCTOR FOR SLEEPING TABLETS AND SAW 'I WON'T TAKE THEM ALL' ASSISTANT MANAGER WAS ALSO WORRIED ABOUT HIS CAREER, CORONER'S COURT IS TOLD BY WIDOW KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T A WHENCE Max Wiener, 38, assistant manl-"-* ager of Messrs. A. Clouet and676 words
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Article, Illustration240 1960-10-12 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Meet the Luyt family of South Africa, who are emigrating to Australia to start a new life because they do not believe in their country's apartheid policy. Mr. and Mrs. JR. Luyt, both 40, have 11 children five240 words
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117 1960-10-12 13 DON'T EXPORT BEST ORCHIDS SAYS LEWIS PENANG, Tuesday. MALAYANS should not export their best orchids but should retain them in this country for breeding purposes, said Mr. Max Lewis last night in a talk to local orchid lovers. Referring to the world orchid conference to be held In Singapore In117 words
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196 1960-10-12 13 CO. OFF TO CONGO STILL IN THE DARK' ABOUT MEN'S ROLE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.—. The Commanding Officer of Malaya's Special Force. Lt.-Col. Ungku Nasaruddln, left here for the Congo by air this evening still in the dark" as to what role his men will fill and where they will be196 words
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Article36 1960-10-12 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The YWCA Dance Club will meet on Thursday this week as the hall is to be got ready on Friday for the visit of Lady Templer on Saturday morning.36 words
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Article130 1960-10-12 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Lee Foundation has promised to give 10 per cent of the total donations which the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce can raise for the building costs of Its proposed $1 million 10-storey headquarters to replace the present 53-year-old premises In Hill130 words
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100 1960-10-12 13 Socialist Party plan for discussion KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A proposal to strengthen the Socialist Front by forming a Socialist Party of Malaya will be discussed by the Party Rakyat's annual congress in Johore Bahru on Nov. 11 and Nov. 12. Under the proposal the Party Rakyat and the Labour Party100 words
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Article53 1960-10-12 13 TAIPINO. Tues.— Nineteen students and two teachers here qualified for the bronze medal In a life-saving examination held at the Corona. lion swimming pool. They are the second batch of life-savers to pass the examination here within two months, making a total of 74 qualified life-savers53 words
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Article192 1960-10-12 13 NE W ZEALAND'S Minister of Industry and Commerce, Mr. Peter Holloway, today predicted that Singapore and the Federation would become in the near future the chief market in SouthEast Asia for his country's growing industries. Mr. Holloway, who new In from Bangkok, said New Zealand was192 words
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91 1960-10-12 13 THREE PMIP LEADERS TO DISCUSS COALITION KOTA BHARU. Tues. Three PMIP leaders her* have left for Trengganu for a meeting with party leaders there on the question of a coalition government with Party Negara in that State. They are: The Speaker of the Kelantan State Assembly, Ustaz Asrl bin Haji91 words
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Article34 1960-10-12 13 PENANG. Tue.s. A mandore with five convictions. P. Victor Xavler. 31, was today Jailed for eight months for stealing a bicycle on Oct. 2 In front of the Northam Road Girls' School.34 words
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133 1960-10-12 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. A WOMAN from Bahau. Negri Sembilan, who was re-arrested in July after coming out of prison two years ago, was released at 2.45 p.m. today from Pudu Jail. 1 The woman. Yew Ma. 30. had faced possible banishment. Her case was considered133 words
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Article47 1960-10-12 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Professor L. A. Sheridan. Dean of the Faculty of Law. University of Malaya < Singapore), will talk on "the Law Faculty In the University of Malaya in Singapore" at the weekly luncheon of the Rotary Club of Singapore West on Thursday at Prince's Restaurant.47 words
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123 1960-10-12 13 From KEITH HOOPER DERTH. Tues. A pretty Singapore student, Mi.ss Evangeline Ang, 23. hai been awarded the main A £50 ($300) prize In an art exhibition by the stan and students of the University of Western Australia. Miss Ang entered 11 paintIngs and123 words
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Advertisement149 1960-10-12 13 14 MANUFACTURER OF EMBROIDERIES Congratulates the Chanrai Organisation on the occasion of their Centenary JllLSteitGUl VORARLBERG AUSTRIA Your Best Buy in the 35mm Reflex Field YASHICA j™™T c Features M \4t\itWA litirtlMftatll lirtitMiMHrt 1 in i. in*. imi «itt vf^mSr^~^ till? Mltail'C <<i|l'<|a H^Tj^^v V^B^B I 1 Jtccttianr rta»ttrj Jliw149 words
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Advertisement124 1960-10-12 13 l»IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIMIIIIIIIIHIIIIIItlllllC»lllllllllll(]IIIUJIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIUII OPERA ESTATE 6* Miles, SIGLAP RD. MTC- Bu> H»mc«» to QD ttarkat, •hopi, Bcboola «tc, avallaM*. FREEHOLD LAND LOW ASSESSMENT <- r- l "~'*a>^a t HB -m|T,,r WH PAY RENT? n r^nß nURH^E^f Own a 2 Btorey hous# after a small initial down payment of $3,990/Fineina, Goto, Wovo Grill.,124 words
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Article, Illustration954 1960-10-12 14 MONCKTON REPORT DOESN'T AGREE TO A BREAKUP, BUT SUGGESTS ALLOWING POSSIBILITY OF SECESSION LONDON Tuesoay THE British government was advised by an official commission today that the Central African Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland 'cannot in our view be maintained in its954 words
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208 1960-10-12 14 SALISBURY, Tv«». CIR ROY WELENSKY, Federal Prime Minister, said yesterday, on the eve of tn c publication of the Monckton Commission report that "we will never accept a sellout to sheer panicridden unreality." He made the statement to the Federal Outlook, the official monthlyReuter - 208 words
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100 1960-10-12 14 OOMBAY, Tues. Two Britons. a Roy Stanley Saxon and Thomas Llewelyn Hughes, were offered bail of 51.500.0Q0 and $300,000 respectively by a city magistrate today for allegedly attempting to smuggle gold valued at 51. 800.000 into India from the Italian liner Asia yesterday.UPI - 100 words
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Article260 1960-10-12 14 WASHINGTON, Tues. —President Eisenhower appeared on television last night in support of Vice-Presi-dent Nixon. Republican candidate in the Presidential election. The President rejected the Democratic Party's suggestion that American prestige had suffered in the last seven years. He said more than 100 heads of state260 words
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Article47 1960-10-12 14 LONDON. Tues.— A food bank under I'nited Nations auspices to provide food with financial aid to hungry countries is urged in the report published here today of the 20th congress of the Federation of Commonwealth and British Empire Chambers of Commerce. Reuter.Reuter - 47 words
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Article, Illustration176 1960-10-12 14 RUSSIAN SEEKS POLITICAL ASYLUM NEW YORK, Tues. An official of the Bureau of Immigration confirmed today that a Soviet citizen had sought political asylum in New York. He would not identify the man. He also ret used to confirm a rumour circulating in the i city that a member ofReuter; UPI - 176 words
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Advertisement169 1960-10-12 14 Cf)t\>[tts W)itw>c Co. MANUFACTURERS OF SHAWLS-GERMANY offer heartiest Congratulations to J. T. CHANRAI (S) LTD. on the occasion of their 100 th Anniversary AGENTS INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION BAUMWOLLINDUSTRIE ERLANGEN-BAMBERG AKTIENGESELLCHAFT ERLANGEN /WESTERN GERMANY EXTEND GOOD WISHES TO ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR CENTENARY Whichever you prefer^^^ i figure work w/ffi Burroughs!169 words
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Advertisement104 1960-10-12 14 Is your bathroom always "MORNING FRESH" Sanilav every night will make it so! /»m\ A I&EYESVJ PRODUCT I PIMUMID LAVATOtY Cll*NI«"\ T Sot* Aj^iH 11 1 i 1 1 L. SANDILANDS BUTTERY Cr CO., LTD. Congratulations to J. T. CHANRAI (5) LTD. on its 100 th Anniversary H TERRY GOODS104 words
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Article, Illustration1344 1960-10-12 15 Can an independent Singapore paq LJ survive within merger HhJQ wi th the Federation...? THE chairman of the Work ers' Parry, Mr. David Marshall, last night declared that the only solution for the progress to manhood and for the economic welfare of the people of Singapore1,344 words
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Advertisement223 1960-10-12 15 manufacturers of HIGH FASHIONABLE DRESS MATERIALS Extend Heartiest Congratulations to the on the occasion of their Centenary. 3RD SUCCESSFUL WEEK ,C I GIANSINGH S H ANNUAL SALE 1 LOOK! ITEMS REDUCED |j H TREMENDOUSLY. D Rj Y-»n»» J**h*T Stafltato 3.50 i 2.00 e«ck B D| Manhattan Dacim/ Cotton UMi 18.50223 words
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Advertisement132 1960-10-12 15 I didn't know lift could bo so comfortable WITH BBfcfc^ /^>V AIR CONDITIONING International Air Conditioning Co., Ltd. 24 I^Mf Jin«o(K». 1. r«l: •1211/}. tllnitlu Branch: 171 taut** "»•<». KMla Lumpur Id: 7976 J. Deoton in th* Fadarotion: Kuolo Lumpur: Ong Vok* Lm Co. Ipoh: Rodto General Trading Co. Ltd.132 words
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Miscellaneous265 1960-10-12 15 Straits Times Crossword ACXOSg S. See Ann dressed up to the 1. and 9. "With green and J, 1 when pennlleas (7). yellow melancholy the sat 8 M*»due music, not M written. (4. 8, 2 1 81 ta A 6 11 i"* («>• "smlllne at "(Twelfth uke no-man's-land Men Nlihtw?)265 words
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1323 1960-10-12 16 The Scouts are free but where is Pat? riE scouts are on the track of two crooks who have kidnapped Mr. Sing. They find him in a cave, but are caught themselves. Later Pat manages to escape, but misses the main passage and has to swim through a dangerous bottle1,323 words
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Article329 1960-10-12 16 James Ton, aged 17; 11. Lorong 41, Geylang Road, Singapore 14; magasines, viewcards, correspondence. Pamela Colette Choo, aged 14; 111, Sims Avenue, Singapore 14; swimming, movies, songs reading, correspondence. William Yap. aged 15; 161. Jalan Yam Tuan Road, Kuala Pllah, Negrl ocmbllan, popular songs, view-cards,329 words
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Article202 1960-10-12 16 Julie Anne De Witt, aged 13: 512, South School Street. Uklah, California. U.S.A. Rath Wharton, agetf 13; 6212, Tremont. Dallas 14, Texas, U.S.A. Nedrm L. Krider. Chnnibusco, Indian*. U.B.A. Deans Evans, aged 13; RR. 6, Box 280. Bedford, Indiana, U.B A. Donna Brown, aged 12; 9811, Pomerlng202 words
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Article, Illustration20 1960-10-12 16 TH/S baby chinchilla sitting in *fee cap of the BOAC stewardess looks like fur trimming on' the hat\20 words
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Advertisement379 1960-10-12 16 WHICH RABBIT IS DIFFERENT? Name I Address >% i >!.»»....».•.. i AyC mmmm Sex Hello Girls »nd Boys; the Federation showed much more initiative Owe thing it certainly They •dded backgrounds very clear. You do ha»e H»e picture, with trees, imagination, lots ot it. and e \ou4t in the sky.379 words
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Advertisement173 1960-10-12 16 Keeps your skin clean and cool a '^yß|Jß^Bjß^s^y l i HPvJF fkM^Kf I it i Jf al ANTISEPTIC SOAP contains a "gentle action" M > antiseptic J i THE FASTEST WAY ft TO BE FREE FROM i 1 HEADACHE, FEVER. HEAT EXHAUSTION I I AND ALL PAIN i^k\ \w/ /m^m\m173 words
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Advertisement1671 1960-10-12 17 THE BLUE FUNNEL UNE TI ADEN, LIVERPOOL. GLASGOW, IOHOON ft CORTIHEHTU PORTS. P. S'haa Penani ANTENOI UtarpMl, Dublin l»P*rt/T**ey Oct 11 MARON London Hamburg, Rotterdam la Pert Teday Oct 11 PYRRHUI LirtrpMl. Glasgow Id*, a Yetqr Oct 11/11 Oct 17 HELEN*! Genoa, Uteraaet. Glasgow OM. 4 Oct 14 AJJU M'seifktt.1,671 words
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Advertisement1317 1960-10-12 17 >«». THE LA.C HHIS-— /SiZJ*& U>EN. REOSEA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL ft SCAMIHAVIAN POtTS. HY&\j|§ S'por* P. S'kam PtMaf X^AJBaF "PIETOIU- 15/11 Oct \jMgr -uuHoiA-i) n/a oct a/a oct nm o*t i,VP"IwK "lASU "i) a oct/ 4Hm S I Net 1/ 1 Net AcceptMi cargo for ienoe, Antwerp, Rotttrdam/Amsttrdaa Bremen, Haatert. Otto,1,317 words
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Advertisement1425 1960-10-12 17 K M THE REN UNE STEAMERS LTD. SINGAPORE (IMIHJIIIMI >* Mm INHttd KUpdaß) II UNU SAILINCS t* ADEN, U.K. 1 CONTINENTAL POtTS. ♦port P. S'haa Penaaj WRmTHW Litarpatl. Hell, Rotteremt*. 0*». I'll Ott Utarpeal dirtet arrttei I Net OEHVARHMH Antwerp. Hamburg, Bremen, Rotterdam a/a Oat V S RM IENALDER Hamburg,1,425 words
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Advertisement1334 1960-10-12 17 %g- McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. \SVgV IIL; Na: I|Ml \¥T^ V*** BLLBBJCAM LIME KLAVBMBSS LIME "P l^ LOROON. NAMIUIt. ROTTERDAM HAVIE LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO, a NULL. SEATTLE. VANCOUVER 1 PORTLAND AM fer CMISM ft O.S.A. Atlaetic Ptrts. Acctpbat cart* f*r Cietral I SMtk CITY OF RIPON Amend Spore P.1,334 words
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1006 1960-10-12 18 MALAYAN and S. MALAYAN ANNOUNCE THEIR INTERIMS By Our Market Correspondent |UENTICAL interim dividends have been announced for Malayan Tin Dredging and its sister company Southern Malayan Tin Dredging. Each dividend is a fourth interim of 7Jd. against 3d. last year, making Is. lOid. to date against Is. for the1,006 words
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Article147 1960-10-12 18 tfINGAPUEK Chinese Produce Exchange noon prices per picul >esteruay were: Copra: quiet; UK. Continent Oct. Nov. snlpments $28 v buyers. $28 sellers. Coconut oil: quiet; bulk $41.. sellers, drum >444 sellers. Pepper: quiet; do business was reported done, Muntok white $227.50. Sarawak $222.50. special Sarawak black $145 and147 words
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Article128 1960-10-12 18 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves ar expected today are: Tegelberg 1/2. Hetenus 4/5. London Breeu 6A, Benmhor 6/7. Slrdhana 8/9. Yukikawa Maru 10/11, Llmburg 13/14. Satsuma Mam 16/16. Pres. Monrot 18. Nissan. Maru 19, Salons N. Wall 2. Sirusa N. Wall 3, East Sea N128 words
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Article144 1960-10-12 18 ALL Malayan Exchange' Banks' Aa— tlaUow rates were again unchanged yesierday as follows (all rates to (100): New York: buying airmail T.T 33. O.D. 33 1/6. 90 d/st 33 3/8 credit bills. 33 1/2 trade bills Canada: buying airmail T.T 32 5/16. OD. 32 7/16. 90 d/st 12144 words
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Article38 1960-10-12 18 SINGAPORE. Oct. 11. RUBBER: 944 cents per lb. (down one and one-eighth cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close. 94i cents per lb. (slightly steadier). TIN: $398.12* per plcul (down 621 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (unchanged).38 words
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Article599 1960-10-12 18 SINGAPORE members ot <hf Malayan Stock Exchange reported the following ouslness at their 3.30 p.m. call yeauerday (Bargains ar: given before prices unless only one was written). Industrials: Boustead $1.33: Fraser and Neave ords $2.02 and $2.03 cd cb ON, T; Gammon $210; Robinson Ist pref. $3.70599 words
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Article21 1960-10-12 18 Malayan Stack Exchange: Oct. 11 Oct 10 Illanaalllsll: 131.79 131.98 Tin*. 199.65 197.58 Rubbers: 236.02 436.40 Jan. 1 1958=1*9.21 words
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Article137 1960-10-12 18 MELBOURNE. Tuev INVESTMENT shares maiutaln- ed a steady tone here today. Electronic B gained Is. 6q to 245. 6d. and AHA gained Is- So. 10 345. 3d., but British Tobacco eased Is. sd. to 365. 6d Base metals and the oils held a firm trend, wth Mt. las137 words
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Article218 1960-10-12 18 OCTOBER first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. closed In Singapore yesterday at 94 'i cents per lb., down l'» cent* on Monday's close. The tone was quiet after eaay. S.C.C JLA. closing prlcea in cenU per lb., yesterday were: Int. 1 R.S.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 93%. sellers 94. (N);218 words
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Advertisement1184 1960-10-12 18 SxpaTMS U.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Coast Sarvica LUL l.i.A. tIA S'oore f S»aff> >>erian| H'kone, I. Angetes H. Ton tm,Umt Mere" lit Call tl-» let Uitl 0d Set 2as Call »M Jet 4 Nae n Nae U Me ■laailaen Mara lit Call 23 25 Nw 21 27 Nat 21 Nn las1,184 words
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Advertisement201 1960-10-12 18 B9|JU| ISRAEL NAVIGATION -"■i" COMPANY. LTD. EILAT FAR EAST SERVICE Mat Start tiitkek s acre rtaaat Ratteen IHtt UKO Si ti Si. if* SaileC taa. 21 22 11/14 Oct II Oct I Me. E NIELStN 20 Oct tt Net Nt« 25 Nei ti Nat M Nat 7% Dec BARRETTO SHIPPING201 words
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Advertisement385 1960-10-12 18 NOTICES IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE AND IN THE MATTER OF HOEHUAT&CO., (1953) LTD. (In Voluntary Liquidation I NOTICE la hereby given pursuant to Section 239 of the Companies Ordinance that a Final Meeting of the Members of the abovenamed Company will be held at No. 38. Telok385 words
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Advertisement988 1960-10-12 18 NOTICES STANTON NELSON k COy LIMITED (In Compulsary Liquidation) Companies Winding-Up No. 1 of 1960 NOTICE is hereby given that tt Is Intended to declare a dividend of 30 "a in the above n.atter. Any creditor who has not yet proved their debts may still do so before the 27th988 words
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Advertisement757 1960-10-12 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from candidates who have acquired an Honours Degree of a recognised University or an equivalent academic qualification acceptable to the Public Service Commission for appointment to the ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICE. Applicants should possess the usual nationality and domiciliary requiremenu for permanent appointment. SALARY: $680x35A-750/780x35A-1030 HOOx 40-1420757 words
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Advertisement935 1960-10-12 19 TENDERS PERAK P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the State Engineer, P.WD.. Perak. up to 3.00 p.m. of the 18th OCTOBER. 1960. for the SUPPLY OF TRAFFIC SIONS FOR THE STATE OF PERAK. Particulars may be obtained from the Superintendent of Stores, P.W.D., Perak. Ipoh. P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE935 words
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Advertisement873 1960-10-12 19 i( ontiourd from Pate 8) SITUATIONS VACANT It Words U (Itlii.)— Sox tt ett. txtrt SALESMAN WANTID. Part-time/full time. Only experienced need apply. Box A 6429 B.T. Spore. SURVIVORS RIO.UIRID. Contact Gammons 91 milestone Buklt Tiraah Road, Spore. Tel: *****. WANTID an English spesklng amah preferably. Hainanese capable with children.873 words
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Advertisement1159 1960-10-12 19 SITUATIONS WANTED It Word, $i (Min.)— Box It ctt. txtrm COMFBTINT INDIAN COOKBOY wltb/wltbout amah highly recommend- ed certificates loyal industrious. Avail- able Immediately. Phone 27M3. 179 Tanglln Road. Spore. ACCOMMODATION VACANT I 2* Word* SI (Min.)— Box it ct,. extra TO LIT Houses Nos. 508 first floor I 501,159 words
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Advertisement1007 1960-10-12 19 EDUCATION tt Word, St (Min.)— Box tt ct, txtrm REGISTER NOW! (1) December Pitmans Exam. (2) April LCC. (3) November New Sessions. Raja's College (Olan Singh s 2nd floor) ***** (Spore). COMMERCIAL HIOH SCHOOL. 247 A. JOO Chlat Road. Morning/Evening Shorthand Beginners. Intermediate, Advanced Refresher Courses. Bookkeeping Typewriting. All Stages.1,007 words
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Advertisement1152 1960-10-12 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE 2* Words S3 (Min.)— Box tt ctt. txtrm VAUXHALL WVVERN model 1907. tip top condition, 53. 350/-. Tel (B'pore) 7 5777 for appointment. ONLY S3SO DOWN IMI "Light" Citroen Saloon. Taxed and Insured englae marvellous condition. View: Room 414, Shaw House, Orchard Road, (Spore). LADY OWNIR disposes1,152 words
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Advertisement634 1960-10-12 19 FOR SALE It Words Si (Miit.)— Box tt cts. txtrm M ACRIS Rambutan Plantation for rubber replanting poultry, ash ponds at l«th milestone Jalan Kota Tlnggi Johore Bos AC4OT S.T, B'pore X'MAS SALE. Few More Days All at Rock-Bottom prices. New Design Cotton Tea-Cloth $3.80, Oirl's Cotton Pyjamas $3. SO,634 words
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Advertisement331 1960-10-12 19 AT YOUR SERVICE (Spare) It Words St (Min.)— Box it cts. oxtrm RCFRICERA'ION AIR. CONDI. TIONINC repairs sad seme* O«ts. Bros. A Co. Telephone t2211. CONOUCTID TOURS an our speciality. International Service Organisation Telepbooe Spore *****. EXPERT WATCH REPAIRINC. cleaning and regulating. Official Girard-Perreuaux Watch Dcmet Station 63 Robinson Road331 words
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163 1960-10-12 20 OINCAPORE.*Tues. Froggie, a win- ncr in Class 2at Ipoh recently, has been promoted to Class 1 the Straits Racing Association announced. Three horse! have' been relegated. Kalamazoo and Bobs have been sent down from Class 3 to Class 4 and Pulot Itam from163 words
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1090 1960-10-12 20 PRECEDENCE, a good thing beaten on Sunday when second to Loyalty II over 7f, should make amends in the Class 3. Div. 5 6f handicap (Race 2) at Kuala Lumpur today, second day of the Selangor Turf Club October Meeting. Badly hemmed In1,090 words
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254 1960-10-12 20 MOK SIN PIN - Forms came too late for racer Huggett MOK SIN PIN By CINGAPORE. Tues. Tony Huggett. runner-up In the Johore Coronation Grand Prix, is a very disappointed man. Reason: He had set his heart on a crack at next months Macao Grand Prix— Asia's Premier Motor car race but will not254 words
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Article26 1960-10-12 20 CHICAGO. Tues. A leg Injury has ended the race career of Bally Ache, this year's Preakness Stakes winner, trainer Jimmy Pitt said last night.— Reutor.Reuter - 26 words
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Article160 1960-10-12 20 EPSOM JEEP's best bets are Entertainment IV (Race 1), Precedence (Race 2) and Tritara (Race 5), Call Boy's double is Mori (Race 2) and Shangrila (Race 5). Going good. EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 ENT'TAINMENT Arljalo The Giant GOOFY .Vina Gold Aricato ARINA GOLD Arifnlo Tlnrit Harapan160 words
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Article1051 1960-10-12 20 Race 1—2.15: (Class 3, Div. 6) 6 Furs. 1 ***** Entertainment IV (Shaw St.) Ahmad. 4 90 (SF) Johnson 1 2 ***** Constanta (Venl Vlcl St.) Allan, 5 8.13 Wart S 3 ***** The Giant (Ace St.) Bagby. 7 8.12 'Dragon 4 4 ***** Arina Gold (Dr. J.M.1,051 words
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195 1960-10-12 20 JOHANNESBURG. Tues.— A hard hit 54 not out by Mike Smith helped the Commonwealth cricket team to an exciting five wickets win with 17 minutes to spare, over the South African XI here today. Set to get 123 for victory In 140 minutes, the CommonwealthReuter - 195 words
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Article248 1960-10-12 21 THE ONLY IHF-RECOGNISED i COACH WOULD LIKE TO COME TO MALAYA By KEN FERNANDEZ: Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. T>£X NORRIS, the only coach in the world who is recognised by the International' Hockey Federation, has offered to coach in, Malaya. He made this offer248 words
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Article81 1960-10-12 21 CINOAPORE. Tucs. P.S.S.I. of Macassar, the Indonesian club soccer champions who entered the Aga Khan Gold Cup final at Dacca on Sunday by trouncing Dacca Wanderers 8-0, will play two matches <both starting at 7.30 p.m.) in Singapore next week. The Indonesians will meet Singapore senior clubs,81 words
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Article110 1960-10-12 21 S'GOR AAA MEET MAY BE SCRAPPED RUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor A.A.A. Hill meet on Friday to decide whether to run its 21st annual championships or scrap it altogether. Originally the two-day meet was to have been held on July 15 and 16 but due to bad ground conditions at110 words
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175 1960-10-12 21 Schools XI gain their 2nd victory SINGAPORE. Tues. Combined Schools sained their second victory in the first division of the Singapore Hockey Association when they beat S.C.R.C. 5-2 at Shenton Way today The schoolboys were too fast for the Chinese and took their chances well. At half time, the score175 words
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Article311 1960-10-12 21 SAUL JOSHUA - SAUL JOSHUA By SINGAPORE. Tues.— A number of experienced, fast and skilful players will aid the Singapore Rugby Union n its search for a team which would be a force to be reckoned with in this year's Malaya Cup competition. S.R.U. president Mr. Ng Wood Kan told me311 words
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Article249 1960-10-12 21 British authorities probe charges I ONDON. Tues.— British football authorities are investigating allegations that top-class professional soccer players have accepted bribes to lose games deliberately for their trams. Newsaper reports here yesterday sugges ed that a big gambling organisation is behind cash approaches to players and that ItsReuter - 249 words
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Article207 1960-10-12 21 SOCCER TELOK AN SON KG; Teruna Jay a 3 (Matahata 3, Kamaruddin) United Plantations 2 iA. AppUsamy, gift goal). BAYLEY CUP (Talpingi: 7th Bn RMR 4 (Ishak 2, Syed Yusof 2) Thenavan Youths 3 dUJslngam 2, Letchumanan). PERAK INDIANS (Tg Mallm): Batang Padang 1 (Shanmugam) Klnta 1 (Subramanlam).207 words
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Article56 1960-10-12 21 SOCCER ENGLISH 1.1 Aol I CUP: Ist rd—Colchester 4 Newcastle 1; Coventry 4 Barrow 2: Hull 0 Bolton 0: Mill wall 1 Chelsea 7; Newport 2 Southampton 2; Rochdale 1 Scumhorpe 1; Stockpon 2 Carlisle 0: York 1 Blackburn 3: 2nd rd—Aldershot 1 Bristol City 1. RUGBY LEAGUE FRIENDLY:56 words
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Article156 1960-10-12 21 socceb TOUR MATCH: Kedah v Putra Parahlangan of Indonesia (Alar BUD. FA of S'GOR CL'P: Semifinal SCRC "AT' v Sunrise (Prince* Rd. XL). FRIENDLY: Robinsons v KPM (River Valley Rd, S'pora). T. ANSON KNOCKOUT: Selaba v Malay dub (Speedy Rd). S'GOR GDBH LEAGUE: Div. 1 Sentul Works v156 words
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Article134 1960-10-12 21 Record run of successes ends at home LONDON. Tues. Tottenham Hotspurs' all-con-quering run of success in the English Football League ended last night when they were held tc a 1-1 draw at home by Manchester City in a postptoned Dlv. l match. A 58.916 crowd saw them atReuter - 134 words
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Article26 1960-10-12 21 NEW YORK. Tues. Pittsburgh Firates took a 3-2 lead In the baseball world series when they beat New York Yankees 5-2 here yesterday.— Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article19 1960-10-12 21 SEOUL. Tues.— The Israel and South Vietnam soccer teams have arrived here for the second Asian Cup tournament.19 words
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Article65 1960-10-12 21 DENANG. Tues. Malaya international half-back. Boey Cheong Dam. will not make the trip with the Malayan Chinese F.A team for the Ho Ho Cup' In Hong Kong. The F.A. of Penang Disciplinary Board rejected the councils recommendation that Boey's suspension be reduced from six months65 words
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232 1960-10-12 21 CHANCE FOR DARUL TO REMAIN IN TOP DIVISION SINGAPORE. Tuesday. FkARUL AFIAH, last year's League and Cup cham- pions, gained two valuable points in the First Division of the Singapore Amateur FA League when they beat Chinese Athletic 2 o at Jalan Besar Stadium today. i Today's victory gives Darul232 words
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79 1960-10-12 21 'New look' in TA Chinese Club side 'J'ELUK ANSON. Tues Soccer fans here had a surprise when they went to watch the opening match In the Lower Perak District knockout competition between Teluk Anson Chinese Club and Telok Buloh Estate. Wearing the colours of the Chinese Club were four Indians79 words
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Advertisement102 1960-10-12 21 FLY PAN AM BIG JETS SAIGON MANILA U^ II via the Pacific or via ■W the Middle East and Europe* 1" I IT I Ml" via the Middle East LUIIUI k orvia U.S.A. Throughout the Pacific and 'round the world Pan Am offers you more jets to more places than102 words
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Article702 1960-10-12 22 NEW YORK, Tuesday MANY OF APARTHEID CRITICS' HANDS 'NOT CLEAN' MR. ERIC LOUW, South Africa's External Affairs Minister, said last night "our patience has become exhausted" with criticism of the Union's racial policies. Speaking to the 49--member United Nations General Assembly he hit out at theReuter - 702 words
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Obituary18 1960-10-12 22 MR. IM. JEEVANANOHAM. for- mrrly of Klang. panned away at Madurai. South India, on 20th September. 196018 words
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Article33 1960-10-12 22 MOORE THAMIIAN of Batu Vntong Ksiatr his children and grandchildren exprcaa tbtlr deep appreciation and i mesftaget of condolence, wreaths, at- tandancc and a*aistanre at the funeral of late Mr*. Alice Thambiah.33 words
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Article82 1960-10-12 22 SINGAPORE, Wed.—Detective patrols scoured the island throughout last night and early today to maintain pressure on secret society activities. Several arrests were made but the total will not be known till all squads return later today. Surprise calls were also made on police supervisees who must82 words
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Article33 1960-10-12 22 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Arya Sama], a Hindu Association, will celebrate Deepavali on Sunday at the Victoria Theatre. Mr. G. J. Malik, acting j Commissioner for India, will be present.33 words
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135 1960-10-12 22 The Chinese schools find a champion MANILA. Tues. The Philippines Secretary of Education today defended Chinese schools in the face of a Congressional threat to clc c all Chinese schools In the country. Mr. Jose E. Romero, told a press conference here that Chinese schools "should be closed If they135 words
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Article20 1960-10-12 22 SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Malaya Chinese Society held a Chinese cultural show tonight at the Cultural Centre.20 words
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165 1960-10-12 22 BULWAYO, S. Rhodesia, Tuesday. OOLICE reserves went into action today when labour troubles and mounting tension threaten- Ed to touch ofi more riots White volunteers oflereo their help when 800 African strikers paralysed Bulawayo's bus services and eight fac tories. The dispute centres onReuter - 165 words
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96 1960-10-12 22 BIIATINDA (Punjab). Tues. Four people were killed and 48 injured when police opened fire during a riot by Sikhs in jail here, it was officially announced today. The announcement said 13 policemen and 15 prison wardens were among the injured inReuter - 96 words
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Article18 1960-10-12 22 LONDON, Tues. A Communist Chinese military mission was received by President Nasser in Cairo today.18 words
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Article122 1960-10-12 22 10,500 car workers go on strike LONDON, Tues.— More than 10,500 employees of the Rootes group of motor manufacturers were out on strike this afternoon. The strike began yesterday when over 700 car assemblers at the Rootes coach building firm of Thrupp and Maberly In Cricklewood, North London, walked outReuter - 122 words
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Article261 1960-10-12 22 LONDON. Tues. With the I notable exception of the gilt-edged market which continued its recent advance, stock markets In London today gave a generally mixed performance. Industrials continued to attract a selective demand and closed irregular but elsewhere the trend was towards lower levels. Closing261 words
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Article29 1960-10-12 22 M LONDON. Tues. Spot 28jd.. Nov. 281 d.. Dec. 27id.. Jan March 27|d.. Apr./Jime _tJ_, July/Sept. 27d.. Oct. c.t.f. 27,ct Nov. c.i.f. 28d.. Dec. c.i.f. 28d. Tone: Steady.29 words
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Article17 1960-10-12 22 LONDON. Tue..— Buyers £811. sellers £803. Settlement £tn Turnover ajn. ISO tons p in. 80 tons.17 words
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244 1960-10-12 22 Jap all-women team climb 20,000-ft. peak in Himalayas flh\> UKLHI, Tues. A Japanese all women expedition h;i s succeeded in reaching the summit of the 20,000-ft. Deo Tibba lY;ik in the Punjab Himalaya according lo v message received by the base camp al Sera yesterday. A special runner who broughtReuter - 244 words
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155 1960-10-12 22 ABDUCTION SLAYING: SEVEN-DAY REMAND I /COLOMBO. Tues.— Stephen v> Leslie Bradley. 34-year-old Australian who was arrested by Ceylon police on board the liner Himalaya on Monday, was remanded today by Colombo's Joint Magistrate Sirimevan Amerasinghe for seven days. Bradley was charged in court that on or about July 7 he155 words
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