The Straits Times, 6 November 1960

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES (41 No. 1315. SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1%0 20 CENTS
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    Lock icon Nikita: 'Here I am'
    316 1 I Moscow turn-out kills rumours MOSCOW. Sat. Mr. Nikita Khrushchev was at Vnukovo airport here today to welcome a Communist Chinese dele-: nation arriving for anniverxa'y celebrations of the 7 Bolshevik revolution, the Soviet news agency eported Dm Chinese delegation, led by Mr. Liv Shao-chl, Chinas
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    Lock icon A WEEKEND REST
    24 1 WASHINGTON. Sat.-Pre-sident Eisenhower flew by helicopter today to his mountain retreat at Camp David, in nearby Maryland, for a weekend rest.—Reuter.
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    20 DETAINED IN SWOOPS
    467 1 Government acts to check subversive activities 10 Front members are among them KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— T wen t y people, including 10 members of the Socialist Front, were arrested by the Special Branch for alleged subversive activities in a series of swoops early this morning. Except
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    MALAYANS ON ACTIVE DUTY IN THE CONGO
    323 1  -  WEE KIM WEE From LEOPOLDVILLE. Saturday. THE Malayan Special Force to the Congo was unexpectedly called to active service yesterday for the first time before officers and men could settle in their camp here. Less than 24 hours after arrival in Leopoldville. the
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    10 PAGES ON SCANDINAVIA
    40 1 A TEN-PAGE special feature on the trade and commerce of Scandinavia is issued free with today's Sunday Times. ll contains articles and pictures that tell the story of Malaya's trade relations with Denmark. Norway and Sweden.
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    On spy charges
    26 1 PARIS. Sat. Uu Frenchmen, including a Cummin :i>t village mayor, and six Pole> were charged yesterday with being members of a spy network.
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    Lock icon Kennedy's ticker tape parade
    52 1 A deluge ot ticker tape and confetti greets Senator |ohn F. Kennedy during a parade down Broadway, in Los Angeles. It was one of the most enthusiastic receptions for the Democratic candidate in the US. Presidential election campaign. U.P.I, picture. See Page B—"Jack8 "Jack to win
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    700 RUSSIANS ARRIVE IN CUBA' REPORT
    91 1 HAVANA. Sat. —About 700 Russian -technicians" have set up camp near Santiago's airport and are unloading a 1 large number of huge crates of unknown content, it was reported today. Travellers coming here from the eastern provincial capital said the RusMans are sleeping in
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    De Gaulle in top level talks on Algiers
    217 1 De Gaulle in top level talks on Algiers DARIS, Sat. President de Gaulle conferred with key ministers on Algeria tor two hours today following his warning yesterday that he would not hesitate to use all the constitutional weapons at his disposal to implement his self-determination policy. Among these possible weapons
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    Soviet schools in Afro-Asia
    59 1 MOSCOW. Sat -The Soviet Union plans to build institutions of higher learning in Indonesia. India. Guinea and North Vietnam, the SovUl i news agency Taat reported today. Tass said plans arc under- n way to build technical in stitutes in Ambon. Bombay land Hanoi, and an
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    Lock icon GARCIA FOR ELECTION
    20 1 MANILA. Sat. President Carlos P. Garcia announced today he will definitely ran for re-election next year. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 942 in Japan's polls campaign
    45 1 TOKYO. Sat. When registration closed tonight. 942 Japanese politicians including 20 women had entered for Japan's most jittery post-war election campaign. The Japanese will go to the polls on Nov. 20 to elect 467 members to their Lower House.— Reuter.
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    Farah and baby
    28 1 TEHERAN. Sat. Queen Farah and her baby son. Prince Reza. accompanied by the Shah left Teheran hospital and drove to the royal palace this afternoon.
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    Katanga to issue own currency
    29 1 ELISABETHVILLE. Sat. The Congo's wealthy breakaway province of Katanga is to issue its own currency in the near future, it was officially announced today.
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    Lock icon Kasavubu for U.N.
    27 1 LEOPOLDVILLE. Sat. President Joseph Kasavubu was expected to leave for New York later today to present the Congo ease to the United Nations. Reuter.
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    'Keystone Cops' pioneer dies
    241 1 HOLLYWOOD. Sat. Mack Sennett film pioneer who gave the world the Keystone Cops and the first film bathing beauties, died today at the Motion Picture Country Hospital in Woodland Hills. He was 80 Once the biggest producer in the young motion picture industry. Sennett llOMLJjtf last
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    STOP PRESS
    22 1 SHOOTING UFA WOMAN KILI KUALA ll Mi nd bt i bu. \< ii urtd iv .-by'ni. Ij. .r Ll« 11* i.-bt
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      22 1 CHOOSING A GIFT THAT WILL CONVEY YOUR SENTIMENTS X ELOQUENTLY IS SO SIMPLE \y tern ,a_J r 1 a W4KA ■F^B^ 1
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    THE CRY GOES UP: 'MAKE WAY FOR A BABY'
    2027 2  -  ALISTAIR MACLEAN THE LANCASTRIA: THIS WAS BRITAIN'S WORST SEA DISASTER... June 17. 1940. The Dunkirk miracle was tico weeks old but thousands of British troops ice re still in danger of being trapped in France. To those icho reddled St. Xazdirc
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      122 2 PI they stay cooler, fresher %Afc, with CUSSONS White Cross Baby Powder Ai\iiliihle in 2 tizts lit NtW prices: Sinfapore *f J and Prnang 4»/ tin —50 rent* Hi oi. tin 111 ftnU Krdrration 4 ot lin —60 crnU 10 ex. tin SSrtnU I aWfi v^ussons ju aa^aa^B^k (|bb^^ HtV
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      202 2 aaW SaE I Tan can itor* your own vicing at no additional cott. Rodia batlaati withaat T'ainad man gtt tha pick of eopito'. tha good jobi and maka bia Tha A.K.T.C. 'tactical Radio p of l t V 1 JS^W?** G Courta gi»ai you training and NO*H rVapara your, you-
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    ...FOR THOUSANDS, NEVER A CHANCE OF ESCAPE
    116 3 This picture, taken from British warship, shows a mass of black pinpoints around the Lancastria. Each is a man fighting for survival. Many aboard the Lancastria were non- swimmers. Many who could swim were unable to get far enough away from her, and
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    Then the bombers set the sea ablaze
    1531 3 ki. Lp was linking heir teet: it can imputed how tnelr lives because, in standing back to i others, they i w seconds ide all the dlfTer.'tween living and V viewing tho>e few Hours, retail.. ill, an impression of r i ■lmrwM the
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    FALSE BEARDS ARE NOW THE FASHION
    647 3 CORDON BEVERLEY I ONDON, Sat. British girls who have a weakness for chaps with a trim little beard or a fancy moustache have been warned not to take them at their face value. That beard, that moustache even tho^e handsome sideburns may be phoney
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    LINGUIST TO TEACH OIL MEN
    75 4 LINGUIST TO TEACH OIL MEN SINGAPORE. Sat— A man who speaks seven languages arrived here yesterday from Brunei to take charge of language teaching in the Shell Company. He is Mr. I P. Riley who first taught Malay in Singapore in 1940 over the radio. He will study the company's
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    Malaya ready to join new bans on South Africa
    718 4 Malaya ready to join new bans on South Africa THE TENCKU TELLS AMERICANS... NEW YORK, Saturday. TENCKU ABDUL RAHMAN, Malayan Prime Minister, told a press conference here yesterday that Malaya would join any move to impose more sanctions on South Africa over the issue of apartheid. He said he would
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    Man jailed for keeping fines
    88 4 IPOH. Sat.— A former clerk and interpreter in the magistrate's court here. V. Nagendram 38. was today sentenced by the President of the Sessions Court, Syed Hassan bin Syed Jan Aljaffree. to a total of six months' Jail for retaining lines paid to the magistrate's
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    Thai Minister to visit Malaya
    60 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Thailand's Interior Minister. General Prapas Charusathlen. was reported to have accepted an Invitation of the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. to visit Malaya on Nov. 16. An agency report from Bangkok quotes the Thai Minister as saying the main purpose of
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    ORIENT YEAR: MINISTER PLEDGES SUPPORT
    144 4 ORIENT YEAR: MINISTER PLEDGES SUPPORT SINGAPORE. Sat— The Singapore Government will do Us best to publicise overseas the attractions the State has to offer to tourists during the "Visit the Orient Year" In 1961. The Minister for Culture, and the honorary president of the Singapore Tourist Association. Mr. S. Rajaratnam,
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    Youths waylay and rob old woman
    108 4 Youths waylay and rob old woman SINGAPORE. Sat. Two youths stopped an old i woman in South Bridge Road j at 2.50 a.m. today and ripped off her bracelet and thick gold chain. The thugs held up their' victim at dagger point only I 100 yards away from the I
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    Doctor is ordered to vacate premises
    362 4 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Mr. Justice Ong in th# High Court here today ordered a woman doctor to vacate the ground floor of a building in Batu Road which she had been using as a dispensary for about 1 20 years. The Judge made the
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      163 4 (am Hr I You never know when you'll need Elastoplast Quick! In any emergency, protect that cut with Elastoplast it stops the wound bleeding and keeps it free from infection until it is healed. And Llastoplast does stay on. Elastoplast in the red tin and on the rod spool IS&N:
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      96 4 Jf J s When your baby is three to four months old he needs the new Cow Gate Cereal Food. It is three cereals and milk It is fortified with essential vitamins It is rich in body building proteins Specially packed to keep fresh indefinitely, and with a plastic cap
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    World Bank backs rural plan
    384 5  -  FELIX TUN ABDUL RAZAK VISITS DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS IN JOHORE It will help Ewith oney for j years By ABISHEGANADEN KLUANC. Sat.— The World Bank will finance Malaya's rural development plan for the next five years, the Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Raxak bin Hussein, told
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    JAIL, ROTAN FOR EXTORT BID MAN
    290 5 SINGAPORE, S.it. A 20--year-old sago factory worker. Shoon Hoy Heng. was jailed for two years, in addition to six strokes of the rotan. in the Third Criminal District Court here today for causing hurt and attempted extortion. Pas-ing sentence, the judge. Mr K T.
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    MARIA SIGNS INSURANCE POLICY FOR 9100,000
    71 5 MARIA SIGNS INSURANCE POLICY FOR 9100,000 lo\el\ Maria Menado. producer and star of the film "8M /uhaidah now heniK pro(!uceed at the Catha\-K.ris Studios. Sin u.ipore l\is signed a SlOfl.tli'ii iriMir.tm c polu> against personal .undents in the film in which shr has Id lull I ride a burse, fence
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    From 'Fantasyland'
    42 5 KING AND QUEEN' AT ARTS BALL Mr. Chua Tian Hock and Miss Philamoc Wong, who appeared as "King and Queen of Fantasyland" in the fancy dress competition at the Arts Ball at Raffles Hotel, Singapore, last night. Sunday Times picture.
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    Director of a piano firm speaks of music's common bond
    161 5 Director of a piano firm speaks of music's common bond SINGAPORE, Saturday. A DIRECTOR of one of the largest piano manufacturers in the world, Mr. D.E. Brosted, spoke here todoy of a common bond linking musicians the world over. Mr. Brastcd arrived early today in the course of a world
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    Youth jailed on extortion, hurt charges
    110 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. A youth, Loh Choy. was jailed for a year by a magistrate here today for extortion and causing hurl to a detective. The offences were committed in a backlane In Desker Road on the night of Oct. 4. Loh was convicted on
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    Poly students to hold dance
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Polytechnic Students Union will hold a dance at the Asian Seamen's; ,Club theatre on Dec. 10 Tickets, at $2 per couple 1 may be obtained from Mr How Kum Wah. social secre- tary of the Polytechnic Stu- i dents Union.
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    FOR HEROIN TALKS
    35 5 j SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr j Tong Teck Ing. Senior Customs Officer, will represent Singapore at the forthcoming talks in Bangkok on the suppression and control of heroin from Dec. 5 to 8.
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    TENCKU AND MAC TO DISCUSS IRIAN
    261 5 TENCKU AND MAC TO DISCUSS IRIAN From DOUG LACKERSTEEN I ONDON. Sat— Malaya's Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, is expected to discuss His West Irian mediation plan at a meeting with the British Premier, Mr. Harold Macmillan, on Nov 16 four days after he returns to Britain from the United
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    LOCAL MADE MEDICINES CONTAIN LEAD-REPORT
    118 5 LOCAL MADE MEDICINES CONTAIN LEAD-REPORT KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— A large number of locally prepared medicines sent to the Chemistry Department for examination, was found to contain either lead or arsenic. Most of the medicines were of the type dispensed by hawkers and were in most cases submitted by either their
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      969 5 YOU MAY HAVE LIVED ON EARTH BEFORE! Sew places, or people you pass in the street, wav seem ot/i/tf familiar to you. Hate you knoun them in a previous life? You wonder why you are living on c.irtti tn-Hay and for »h it purpose you ar«* here. Certnin *.«vrets of
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    The chase
    1159 6 FACE UP TO FACTS -THE MALE IS USUALLY THE HUNTER THIS SHOWS AT A GLANCE W9* WHO IS THE PURSUED IN THE Sunday Times some weeks ago, the Know Alls ware asked, "Who is smarter, man or woman?'* The answer those venerable gentlemen gave was: "If a woman
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    (6) MENU FRENCH WITHOUT TEARS
    181 6 JUST as the French use •taxi- as If it were one of their words, so do the British use Pate, and most menus put the word Maison after it That should mean the proprietor is offering a soft and savoury paste, of meat, game or
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    Scholarship winners
    96 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Ten needy school children have been awarded Government scholarships to continue their studies in Singapore schools. The scholarships at $120 a year are tenable for one year. The recipients are: Ameer Barcha i ßallies Institution). Chan Hik Lov »St. Andrew's; School*. Gertrude Baker (Convent of the
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    End-strike meeting is postponed
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. -A meetIng scheduled today between representatives of the Singapore Glass Factory workers and the management in a bid to end the nine-week strike, was postponed to Monday. This was because the company's manager. Mr. J. A Paterson. wa.s unable to attend.
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    Power of British unions amazes Malayan official
    601 7  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN THEIR By LEADERS ARE NOT TIED DOWN BY GENERAL ORDERS' LONDON. Sat. THE influence British trade unions wield over industry has surprised a group of Malayan trade unionists now visiting this country. Until they met and tallied both to British union
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    Lovely, angry Zanariah hits out at guys on the make
    1019 7  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN MALAYAN MISS DEFENDS BEAUTY CONTESTS, ATTACKS 'WOLVES' By 7 feel infuriated wheti a man tries to turn a dinner date into something else...' LONDON. {fcOMETHING... Xsoncwhere U has upset- the soothing calm of Zanariah Ahmed on the journey
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      84 7 THIS SHOULDN'T HAPPEN TO YOU... or any corton parmenis, *hy you should arw.tjr* look to: 'SANfORIZED' jl a rubit to look tor tbeSANFORIZED' before you buy Then you II never ipam hjvc Then you kno~w they won't shrink in trouble with shrinkage. •SAHfOKIZED' n tour assurance that tour clothes and
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      4 7 GAMBOLS in Page 9
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    Lock icon Jack tipped to win by landslide'
    532 8 Jack tipped to win by landslide BUT VICE-PRESIDENT NIXON IS CONFIDENT OF DRAMATIC UPSET ON U.S. POLLING DAY WASHINGTON, Saturday. ABSERVERS here are beginning to talk in terms of a victory, possibly of landslide proportions, for Senator John Kennedy, the Democratic candidate, in next Tuesday's presidential election. The Senator was
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    Lock icon Kennedy storms New York in final campaign
    462 8 Kennedy storms New York in final campaign NEW YORK, Saturday. SENATOR John Kennedy, the Democratic presidential candidate, flew here today with the aim of igniting a final blaze of enthusiasm in this city and winning the biggest single prize of next weeks election New York State's 45 electoral votes. The
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    Lock icon CHURCH DOESN'T MIND WHO WINS
    83 8 CHURCH DOESN'T MIND WHO WINS VATICAN CITY. Sat.— The Catholic church does not mind which candidate wins the American presidential election, unofficial Vatican sources said yesterday. The sources were commenting on reports that the religious is.su.- was playing a part in the campaign between Senator John Kennedy, a Catholic, and
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    More jobless in America
    68 8 WASHINGTON, Sat. Unemployment—a politically potent economic barometer climbed In October by 200,000 to the highest level in 22 months. Government sources disclosed today. At the same time, the num ber of persons with jobs fell by 300.000. but still registered an October record of about 67.5
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    BALLERINA RETURNS
    28 8 LONDON. Sat —Miss Nadia Nerina, South African prima ballerina of the Royal Ballet has returned to London after a successful three-week tour In Moscow and Leningrad.
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    Russia backs down on its U.N. demand
    121 8 NEW YORK. Sat. Rus.sia backed down yesterday on its demand for a reorganisation of the United Nations, including the replacement of Secretary-Gen-eral, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. by a three-man veto-wielding presidium. Soviet delegate. Mr. Alexei A. Roschim told the General Assembly's administrative and budgetary
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    Freighter explodes
    31 8 GOTHENBURG Sweden i. Sat. A 2,000-ton British freighter loaded with chemicals was reported sinking in flames after an explosion in the harbour of thla west coast port last night
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    Ex-minister accused of pocketing U.S. loan
    173 8 ANKARA, Sat. Former Finance Minister Hassan Polatkin was charged yesterday with taking more than CSS6 million for himself and three businessmen from the Ui ited States Development Loan Fund. The governing National Batty Committee, headed by Gen. Celal Gursel. laid the charges at the
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      301 8 EL' i TIPS FOR TRAVELLERS 1. Taking more thjn one '.oi»--case' Pack one with thingi vovj need immediately, and most often 2. Choose lighter cht lucgage You'll be glad you did when porters are nowhere to b« seen 3. Pack away some and- wears shorts and skirt* and luntops that
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    HOY—the word that sets their hearts fluttering
    1209 9  - HOY— the word that sets their hearts fluttering JOHN ALLDRIDCE From fabulous Montevideo, Uruguay, comes the latest report in our fact-finding tour of South America. By "■"^KIOHK I arrived in Uruguay I-Cmv knowledge <>f Spanish was JL-Fliniilcd to "(iiaiios" and "Buenos di;is."' Now 1 can mU\ a fourth word to
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      307 9 Be Proud of Your English I You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write you content with the worried because they cannot way you speak and write? Are depend upon their English you sure that you aro not not "letting them down. 1 It making mistakes that cuuse
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    IN MEMORIAM
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. Nov. 6, 1960. THE SECOND 5-YEAR PLAN
    463 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. Nov. 6, 1960. THE SECOND 5-YEAR PLAN VTO decision has yet i made on what the Federation Government is to spend on its second FiveYear 1961 -65 > Plan. Well informed sources In Kuala Lumpur expect the amount to be around $1,500 million, which is nearly
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    COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL Dusun sule of chickens for wedding feust
    451 10 COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL Dusun sule of chickens for wedding feust THE DUSUN, Friday, Oct. 28. AT 7.30 one evening, the Tuan heard voices corning from the front of the house. Going onto the verandah he saw what appeared to be a sort of scrum. One member of H held a dim
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    BLUEPRINT for NATIONAL PROSPERITY
    1418 10 BLUEPRINT for NATIONAL PROSPERITY Nq Yook Yoon Reviews Malaya's Second Five-Year Plan The aim is to provide jobs for 400,000, mostly young people fT^lll'- Federation Government's Second Rye- Year Plan, now JL being finalised, aims at Riving this young nation the prosperity expected of systematic and balanced development It is
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    Attack on the Sarawak Constitution
    383 11 MR. YONG SAYS GOVT. CAN SHIRK RESPONSIBILITY UNDER PRESENT SET-UP Party exposes its weak points KU C H I N C. Sat. The Sarawak United Peoples Party yesterday attacked the Sarawak Constitution which the Earl of Perth, British Minister for Colonial Affairs, had praised as
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    Musical evening
    23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Tung Hua Harmonica Party will present a Musical Evening" at Hong Lnn Be»ioiuil T! 7 30 p.m. tomorrow
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    COPRA PRICE
    31 11 Mnfapvrr < opra .\\MHUtion < noon prices per picul on SaiurI ii bay mixed copra: Nov. $23 J (nominal ..p.,r „i,ut Oil Mlllfl>' immmmm: bulk $41.50 it drum S4j:>o selle:*. Toi^e
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    Photographers urged to experiment
    119 11 Photographers urged to experiment SINGAPORE. Sat. -The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. last night urged photographer.^ to ptriment and branch into the Kid of cinematography when he opened the first Inten.a- 1 tionai Pictorial Exhibition at the Singapore Polytechnic. He told them that the opportunity for cinematography would
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    TIN PRICE
    25 11 ■c price yi un day was fJ96 87'j a picul. up 37 and I lie estimated offering was 24C tons, do" a ten
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    SATURDAY'S BRIDE AT ST. JOSEPH'S
    51 11 Mr. Patrick Almonte and M;ss M.uyaret Baptist after their marriage at the Church of St. Joseph. Singapore. \.stcrda.v. The uroom is a son of Mi I \liuoiit) and the lati- Mrs. V. Almonte and the bride, daughter o.* the lit. Mr. and Mrs E G.
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    63 11 The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, being served at a dinner given in his honour by the U.S. State Department at the Four Seas Restaurant in San Francisco. Other guests at his table included Malayan students. The Tengku leaves New York tomorrow
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    Orchid thief caught in ambush
    137 11 man O whose pots of orchids m time to :nbu.sh posinds In his ga |ht and •dod in catching an a magistrate t id yesterc: A youth. A Supplah. was lined $250 or six W» Jail after he had pleaded to stealing 12 pots «'l
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    FOLLOW JAPAN'S EXAMPLE TO DRAW TOURISTS'
    328 11 FOLLOW JAPAN'S EXAMPLE TO DRAW TOURISTS' TRAVEL EXPERTS ADVICE: WOMEN GUIDES A MUST' SINGAPORE, Saturday. A PROMOTER of tourism in Australia thinks that Singapore should follow the example of Japan if it wants to attract more tourists. He is Mr FT. Luckman, general manager of Thomas Cook and Son Ltd.
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    Spastic problems
    38 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Leslie Rayner. chairman of the Spastic Children's Association here, will speak to members of the Majlis Anglican on "Spastic Problems of Singapore" at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial Hall.
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    Tides for Sunday swimming
    111 11 SUNDAY: oeciili KechU 10.20 a.m. (7ft); Singapore 12 23 a.m. < Bft. 9\iis. > 11.52 am. (9ft. 61ns. i Port Dlckson 7.54 im < 9ft. 6ins. 8.08 pm. (Bft. oiiv> Port Bwettenham 7.07 am. (13f:. 31ns) 17 36 p.m. (lift. 7tn».>; Pcnang I 1.26 a.m. iBf-.
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    Air Ceylon launches new service
    111 11 Air Ceylon launches new service SINGAPORE, Sat An Air Ceylon Lockheed Electra today took off from Paya Lebar airport in an inaugural flight from Singapore via Colombo to Europe. Aboard the "Sapphire Service" Jet-prop aircraft were 17 passengers Including travel agents who were guests of the airline. The Jet-prop cuts
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    SOCIAL AND DANCE
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The St. John Ambulance Brigade, East Area, will hold a social and datce evening at the Brigade headquarters In Beach Road on Nov. 12.
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    Political science lecturer at varsity
    81 11 Political science lecturer at varsity Dr. K. Jeyaretnam. 25. who has been appointed the first lecturer in political science at the University of Malaya in Singapore. A graduate of the University of Malaya here. Dr. Jeyaretnam studied for his Master of Arts degree in political science at the University of
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    Mentri heads appeal body
    85 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin Hajl Yunos, has been elected chairman of the recently formed State Appeal Committee of the Lady Templer T.B. Hospital Fund. Dato Sheikh Abu Bakar bin Yahya is vice-chairman, while the secretary is Mr. M. B.
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      87 11 What's on today MKGAPOM INDIAN A>><> CIAT1ON: Piano recital by Miss lie Hinderas at BaleMier Road 5 30 p.m. H\ll\l (IMRE HO Amber Roao> Mr> Shirin Fordar ou Modem ReUglou" 5 p.m. n|\(. WORK PH<»TO(iRAPHI( SO( 11TY: Joint exhlbitldii by Peru Se:is-Wu and Lee-Liir. at RafT!. 10 am lo 1
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      WEEK'S BEST
      123 12 THE winner of the week's top prize of $30 is Recording" (right), submitted by Lvi Hock Seng, care of Fraser and Neave Ltd., Workshop Dept., 475 River Valley Road, Singapore 10. Mr. Lvi used a Kodak Retina camera and Kodak Tri-X film. Setting f 11 1 1 25
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      THEIR NAMES LIVE ON...
      237 12  - THEIR NAMES LIVE ON... DAVID GUNSTON By IT for King Charles 11 showing how the names of 1Y famous or infamous people of the past live on i7i the English language today. TpHE name of King Charles II of England, the "Merry Monarch" < 1630--1685 i, long scorned as* a
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      Saga of eels
      203 12 rIE breeding habits or eels have until recent times been surrounded by mystery. But the facts are .is strange as any legend Every autumn, in res ponse to some deep urge the adult eels leave their fresh-water Haunts and move towards the sea.. Some travel consider able
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      THE SECOND PRIZE
      47 12 rpHE second prize of A S2O is won by "Returning Home" (above left), by Idris Noordin, ot St. George's Institution (Secondary), Talplng. Inche Idris Noordin used Fuji Neopan SSS film: he did not name the type of camera used. Setting: fB. 1 100 second.
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      HOW TO ENTER YOUR PRINTS
      119 12 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest. The Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must rewritten on the back of every print submitted. All entries should be bigger
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      185 12 I POPULAR CROSSWORD J ACROSS: 1. Washing 4. DOWN: 1 Finest <4>; 2 Menac« Mountain pass Snaices C 4»; fflj^O^? f^SS 9. Tramp <4»; 11. Leave out (4»; (4) 6 Manner (J): 7. Narrow 13. Shriek 161; 15. Cattle peu <6i: a c 8. Fi-sh (4); 10. Mean i4>: 17.
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    CHILDREN'S FARE
    147 13 M ETRO N O M E'S ..;O N JH JRf COR p- AHH ORD that'll keep the tiny tots happily glued to their seats >.ipp's "Do-Re-Mi" a package of "songs children love to sing" (stereo K| 3177 mono XL 117). The choral work is provided by a cheerful
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  • A LETTER TO THE EDITOR
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      Strictly private pastime
      334 13 SIR: Your correspondent "Thespis" might have dons me the courtesy of reading my letter which appeared on Oct. 23. since he chose to take issue with the views expressed in it. I There is no justification at all for his remark about "the Malay music which RIP
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      Dvorak's Requiem one of year's memorable discs
      208 13 Dvorak's Requiem one of year's memorable discs A REVIEW OF THE NEW TEN AN ADDITION to the year's meagre pile of memorable discs is Deutsche Grammophon Cesellschaft's two-LP album of Anton Dvorak's Requiem. Op. 89— a release that belongs to the upper strata of classical recoroings (stereo SLPM *****6 27
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      98 13 PROKOFIEFFS eternally popular fantasy, Peter and the Wolf, gets a superb reading by actor Jose Ferrer on a new Kapp Lr (stereo KDCS «002 mono KDC 6002). Ferrers narration can be easily understood t»y any child who has mastered the rudiments of English. His approach and liming are excellent. Sharing
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      63 13 IN Alexander Uninsky we have one of today's ioremost interpreters of Chopin. Those who have acquired nk> eanltr Philips recordings ol the composer's work will not want to miss this collection of MazurIcas (Philip* mono A ***** L). Uninsky treats his repertoire with impressive artistry, with fluency and propulslou. Tne
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      97 13 DOPS: "Songs of the Mata- aois' (Kapp itteree KS 3195 —mono XL 1195) U a stimulating collection of music vwncu opera »ur anu acior. Carlos Ramlrei delivers witn gusto and feeling. Tills is music tliat stirs the senses. Ramirez has an awesome range, and he puts over his material with
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      99 13 MALANDO/S tango-orchestra is regarded by many asa sort of musical phenomenon. This Dutchman for the past 21 years has been playing a brand of Latin American music that can put South Americans to shame. It is Malando's respect for tradition that has stamped him as a species apar:; his rumbas,
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      108 13 •r^PS One of the current hits rj in the United States is Ricky Nelson's I'm Not Afraid (Imperial IMP 023). a surprisingly pleasing tune sung with sincerity and ardour. The flipside is Yes Sir. That's My Baby. The Ray Conntff orches'ris new "Hollywood in Rhythm" series is a good buy
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    Your Sunday radio
    380 13 RADIO SINGAPORE A.M. 6.30 Oood Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 Musical Sunshine; 8.00 The New*; 8.05 Sunduy Breakfast. Club Session; 9.00 Programme Summary; 9.03 The Choir Sings; 9.30 Piano Moods; 9.45 The Stuart Fonter Show; 10.00 Music Mosaic; 11.00 Meet The Family; 11 JO
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    Five canvases that hint at Malayan school of painting
    288 13  - Five canvases that hint at Malayan school of painting D. MORTON DAVIES By AWAY from the theatre world this week to an art show one by the Selancor Art Society, staged at the British Council Hall in Kuala Lumpur. It was much as one might expect a varied mixture ranging
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    TWO EXTENDED NOTICES
    450 13 THESPIS... IN THE STALLS TWO outstanding productions in Singapore last week justify the inclusion in this column, which is generally devoted to forthcoming attractions, of extended notices. Pride of place ought to be accorded to the Singapore Ballet, whose Fifth Season at the Victoria Theatre must have
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      459 15 T#£T CiSTCO XiO 9 Ipu.ru?U& West favourite f s«e? 41l i cam TE»_yo- s th<w wi f^r.? Tsjjstjx t«at ?o\t 7tsanz\ \-jy S mm=\t. sove.v-s*s\ X MAM Loo<£2 OML^WKLL, I i.eSS Tn= G4LS < NONE OP THiSE VAUAI.MS/ BLSE...BUT WnEKS? LL^J—^>~~*— *s__ I woulp SAy 'ransoms:.. a.\p ke was pollep
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      370 16 r -7 I YOU WECE RieHT AOOLTT OUB 6UE9T. H£ Is^1 WHERE IS HE? WHAT A H6^ URSTAJR6 SLEEPINS.] I I /\D \VIC FLINT, A PRIVATE £YE. S I HAVE SOU DONE WITH J FOR6ET >OU EVER y^U /f%iSV TO, itch's <S4^-^ t^»s /K4AW<S >? I HAVE SOU SEEN MCNK.Y
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    Jane Lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK 'My girl stole a kiss from me'
    992 17 Jane Lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK 'My girl stole a kiss from me' SAYS POMPOUS BOY WHO'S NOW SORRY ULf HILE on a date recently, my girl suddenly kissed me and said she loved me. I was most surprised, and scolded her for her action. She went straight away from me, and
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    JUST WHAT'S AN 'ITSY BUST BIKINI?!?
    1174 17 OF JAPANESE PAPERS, COMMANDMENTS AND 'GB' DROP US A LINE IF THERE'S something on your mind, drop a line to thr Know Alls. The address is: The Know Alls, Sunday Times. Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore 9. Do not send stamps or return
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    TOPSIDE PROBLEM
    102 17 T AM a boy of 10. I like to climb onto the top of 1 my house and spend much time on the terrace above the bathroom. Sometimes I walk on the tiles. My parents scold and beat me, because they fear I may fall down and break
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    Mother stands in the way of this man's happiness...
    138 17 **V MOTHER came between my girl and me. and now Itl I find I have lost her. I cannot have any other girl, either, or talk, or go out with them. If I do, I get into terrible trouble with my
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      587 17 MAKE IT A FAMILY DECISION The brilliant new Oxford. ..long. low. lithe. Its sparkling performance, roominess and economy match its splendid lines and £a\ colours. Undoubtedly supreme family car value. OXFORD wflvt MonHii Warranty \^^B Backed by BMC. S»fw<» Malayan Motors Limited 14/20 Orchard Road, Singapore AND AT WEARNE BROS.
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  • THE SUNDAY PAGE FOR MALAYAN MOTORISTS
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      A good looker, a fast worker
      1115 18 A good looker, a fast worker ME FUJI PRINCE SKYLINE PETER LIM road testing the new tars FUNCTIONAL FINS FLAMBOYANCE is the keynote of the Prince Skyline, a relatively new car from japan, which is attracting quite a bit of attention on Malayan roads. It is a six-seater, four-cylinder saloon,
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    LITTLE YEO VIL, BANGOR ARE 'GIANT KILLERS'
    489 18 PAGE 18 SPORTS LONDON. Saturday. I ITTLE Yeovil Town and Bangor City became the first "giant killers" in this year's Football Association Cup when tSiey eliminated League sides from the competition. Yeovil scored a 1-0 away win at Walsall. of Third Division, and
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    RAF Seletar too good for Blacks
    186 18 SINGAPORE. Sal— R AX tar -B- beat The Blacks by 19 points i two goaU ana MM) to 11 (goal, try and p< in their rugger match at Se!etar today Devonald. Sennemore. Bvani I and Morgan <2i scored Mm I Renfrey and Evan the
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    HEATH WINS ACP TROPHY
    94 18 MACAO. Bit. Mr. Prtc h of Bangkok today uun th« A.C.P. (Automobile Club ol tugal) Trophy race out of a field Of 14 cars. Driving a Lotus 1,0 mans. ht covered the 76-milr course over tha Guia Circuit in one hour 13mm. 17sec. Second was Hong
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    Minister wins
    56 18 SINGAPORE. B«t Hi 1 Keng Swee, the Minteler for Finance, was the "C" or winner of the monthly medal (bogey) competition of the I Island Club with a score of three up today. Runner-up was E. Bruen 1 2 up > Dr. Ooh and Al Lorenzo (2 up)
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    Lock icon Tourists lead
    53 18 i PERTH. Sat— Tlie West India* touring cricket led by an Austi.tlian XI by 199 run*, with nln* second innings wickels in hand, at the rlo>e of play on tlie^ second day of their match here. Scores: West Indies 289 for nm« declared and 104 for cue; Australian
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  • H.M.S. MALAYA CUP RUGBY ROUND-UP
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      JOHORE SCORE GREAT WIN
      518 19  -  SAUL JOSHUA Singapore fail in last 15 minutes of tense struggle to save game By Johore Bahru, Sat ri ELDING what is regarded as their strongest side in years Johore be- gan their campaign in the Malaya Cup rugby competition with a grand victory by six
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      S'gor rally to 8-6 win
      302 19 S'gor rally to 8-6 win DENANC. Sat. After trailing at the interval. Selangor staged a grand rally in the second half to beat Penang by eight points (goal and penalty) to six (try and penalty) in their H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugger match at the City Stadium here today. Selangor opened
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      Must team-builder Soh turn peacemaker now?
      658 19  - Must team-builder Soh turn peacemaker now? NORMAN SIEBEL By IS THE team that Singapore's football president Mr. Soh Ghee Soon so patiently, so resourcefully built up into the champions of Malaya this past season now crumbling? Singapore started 1960 a discredited team: ousted by Selangor the previous year from the
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      Lock icon Koreans lose
      24 19 TOKYO. Sat.— Russia's visiting Knlya Sovetov football team ded North Korea's World Asian imm 1-0 in a game at Kaesong yesterday. U.P.I.
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      NEGRI MALACCA ALMOST CAUSE A BIG SURPRISE
      341 19 NEGR I MALACCA ALMOST CAUSE A BIG SURPRISE SINGAPORE. Sat. Combined Negri Malacca almost brought oil the biggest upset In Malayan rugby this season when they took on the holders. Singapore Joint Services, in the opening south zone match 01 the H.M B. Malaya Cup competition at Gillman Barracks Until
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      PERAK HOLD FORCES TO SCORELESS DRAW
      357 19 IPOH. M Peiik pui up .1" extremely good performance to hold 'he favourites. Commonwealth Forces North. 10 lea dniw m the H.M.b. Cup run by competition on the Town padang lure today. The major part of the name •nM played in ste.idy drizzle and
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      Club and school swimmers dominate first Open meet
      501 19 Club and school swimmers dominate first Open meet SINGAPORE. Sat.— Fauci- 1 ed club and school I swimmer.-. M rxp«'Ct*-d do- I minatod practically all the ovenU at the llrM Si: pore Op< n Swimming j championships befon- crowd of 3.000 at the Riv. r v Road public pool t'>day.
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      S'pore get Ist half fright
      330 19  - S'pore get Ist half fright LIM KEE CHAN By Sat. Singapore suffered a flrst-half fright here today before beating Johore 2-0 in their opening match in the friendly quadrangular hockey tournament. Johore. after surviving an early escape, surprised Singapore wiih their fierce attacks after that and ver» unlucky not to
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      161 19 A pleasure in store for you... Jtif LW JTm V f V %Jr\ L for 1961 Wm Brings you aMHHHfIKL ffIMLM I M 111 In this new edition of South -East Asia's finest publication there are: PICTURE STORY •m^.^*, paper 22 pages of full-colour illustrations Nearly 100 pictures in monotone
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      47 19 \THLI:TI(S: SRC. championships, padung <2 p.m.. HOC'KKY: S.H.A. Div. 2 S H.B. Police v S.T.U.. Bukit Chermin. ■OCCEB: Poppy Day match Singapore v Joint Services. Jalan 1 Besar < 5.15 Friendly Joyful Indians v 5 Coy. R.M.P., Farrer Park. (V( UNO: RAF. HUI Climb. ■Mt Faber (9.30 a.m.t.
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    CHASE ME HOME CAN SCORE AGAIN
    1152 20 Summer Kiss looks safe EPSOM JEEPS best bets are Summer Kiss. Quick Win and Chase Me Home CALL BOYS'S double is Palomar and Tiny Jade THERE was heavy rain in Ipoh yesterday afternoon and the COINC today will at best be SOFT. RACING with
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
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    CUP WINNERS CELEBRATE
    65 20 1 IMB T STABLE, owners of Gold Cud winner Kina. hold a big victory celebration at tlio Cathay Restaurant last night. Toasting Rinas neacai from left are Mrs. Leong. trainer Keith Daniels. Miss Leong Su Yin. Mrs. McGrowdie. wife of jockey Noel McGrowdie, Mr. C. L Leong
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    Today's runners, riders at Ipoh
    1316 20 RACE I— *.1O: (Class 5. Div. BJ s': Furs. 1 ***** Heart's Kase (Veni Vici St> Allan. 7 9.0 ..Ward 10 '2 ***** Shangrila II (Tan Atkinson) Rodcers. 4 S.ll WiUon 8 3 ***** Slnlo.k Home < Bn«hton St.' Teh. 5 8.10 Taylor 9 4
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    AN EXAMPLE IN HARMONY
    1375 1  -  LAURIE WESTON Once-feuding nations can now give a lesson in co-operation B) Scandinavia today plays a vital role in the world COUNTRIES WITH A PROUD RECORD IN THE ARTS, SCIENCE AND ADVENTURE IN A world beset by hatred, fear and suspicion, the example of the three
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    TOP QUALITY GOODS FROM DANISH FARMS, FACTORIES
    1146 2  - TOP QUALITY GOODS FROM DANISH FARMS, FACTORIES VAGN ASBJORN HANSEN DENMARK... a nation famous throughout the world for its agricultural produce... which today is competing [successfully in the field of light and heavy engineering By (Danish Trade Representative in Singapore) f>ENMARK has the largest exports per capita in the world.
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      320 2 I Danish milk products fcUESTLE, with headquarters in Vcvcy, Switzerland, hos 146 plants, 108 sales and production companies, and numerous other branches throughout the world. In Denmark, the factories of Nestle Nordisk Aktiesclskob, in Randers Aarhus Fredericia, manufocture infant food and milk products which are imported and sold in Singapore
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      112 2 j "Vf vut abort* art>ragt>"\ Jf *asrs and stitt hlmhrs I HANS SCHRODER NORRE FARIMAGSGADE 65-67, COPENHAGEN X, DENMARK. J H«»pr«'K«>ntfti hif DODGE SEYMOUR (F.E INC P.O. BOX 154. SPORE j ALWAYS ASK FOR I LEO PHARMACEUTICAL PRODUCTS The Hallmark of Quality and Reliability Sole Agents: Central Overseas Corporation (S)
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    Centuries of experiment (and accident) have given us today's Danish cheese
    1004 3 THERE arc many stories on the origin of cheese. Today. unfortunately, they are lost in the mists of antiquity and none can be verified. It Is fjnlv certain htiurii-r. that people NH .itinu MM sort of cheese in the
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    New-look building for Copenhagen
    328 3 COPENHAGEN has been called the city of the beautiful towers, because many of its castles, churches and other monumental buildings are adorned by towers and spires. In recent years, however, a number of tall modern buildings have also gone up. One of the most imposing is
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    DENMARK'S GIANT IN WORLD TRADE
    834 3 DENMARK'S GIANT IN WORLD TRADE THE East Asiatic Company Ltd., was founded on March 27. 1897, in Copenhagen by a Danish Captain, H. N. Andersen. The torerunner of the company was Captain Andersen's firm of Andersen Company which was started years earlier in Bangkok. To this day. and although its
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      64 3 Produced in Denmark-consumed throughout the World... Hfife 5s rflßigjte^ *l^^ mr 91 '/JS I ''''''-'-'-'-'-/jVai^KTr^l IKv/'''''''''^''^ I B*^ commercial life for 58 years are proud to Sff/? I B^ll^Kj|(B I Ss »vl fj W^l IWM TUi f*fi CH|SSS I I (^^TER > F U HKBUf» I V^fcaFrrtJPv ;3 1 I
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    DANISH BEER'S AMONG BEST YOU CAN BUY...
    994 4 SINCE Denmark lies well to the north of the wine growing limit, the art of making a tasty and invigorating beer has been known and practised for centuries. But the two most important developments in the art of brewing in modern times were
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      451 4 indisputably of the "VIKING BEER" Everybody knows that the firmament, besides the sun and w^^mmmmmmmHmm^mm^^mmmmmmam^^m^^A the moon holds plenty of Stars. Similarly a person setting out to find the world's best brands of beer will very soon be familiar with the VIKING brand from The Star Brewery of Copenhagen. This
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    Hydro-electric power the cornerstone of this nations industrial rise
    3578 5 Hydro-electric power the cornerstone of this nations industrial rise NORWAY.. .a country of vast forests and barren mountains that has learnt to make the most of its valuable but unsuspected resources NORWAY is a rugg 11 ed land. Only four per cent is tillable, 72 per cent is covered by
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      196 5 h0 «t JH LINES ¥g^\ mil MiJ REGULAR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER SERVICES TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. JtfaßSS^jrz^t^ Sailings from Singapore and Malaya to: l J> Mediterranean, U.K., North Continent, Scandinavia. Bangkok and Saigon. j/fajS^flt^ s Bangkok, Saigon, Hongkong, Manila and Japan. Vessels with accommodation for up to 70
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    A SINGAPORE HOME AWAY FROM HOME
    626 6 THE Norwegian Seamen's Mission is situated on the corner of Shenton Way and Prince F.dward Lane. Singapore. The Connell House swimming pool for the merchant marine is a next door neighbour and across the street are wellknown structures of the Singapore Polytechnic and Sata.
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      78 6 ANNUAL PRODUCTION EXCEEDS 220,000 TONS OF NEWSPRINT... c f M s sL I NORGE I (\jk!*^ Suppliers of Newsprint to the A A K^W^jtr^ttyJ? Newspapers and Magazines >(v I ><^ printed and published Jill 1 1 If I by the H"l"'llil H A P t K AKSJESELSKAPET ft\ ITI\ Straits
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    Tourism now a major industry
    393 7  -  SWEIN VINGE SIMONSEN EUROPE S NATURAL PLAYGROUND -THE LAND OF THE MIDNIGHT SUN By A TOUR OF THE FJORDS IS ONE THAT VISITORS WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER CINCE 1946 there has been an annual increase of 10-30 per cent in the number of foreign visitors to
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    Big contracts for engineering firms
    501 7 CINCE Noreno, the Norwegian engineering export organisation, was established 10 years ago. a substantial increase has been noted in overseas engineering contracts In specialised fields, such tu> hydro-power development and construction in rock Norwegian engineering ex perience and skill have found a market abroad Individually,
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      315 7 FINE SCANDINAVIAN CRAFTSMANSHIP Presents these MASTER?!! CES h STEREO SOUND Tape Recorders Oa* of tIM nrM'i tint topa r*cor*«n Hi ordinary home uH mmim by T«»J»«r| TwMbwf was th« Unt in tit* world t* inrr»du«o twin track and Mr*t with 1 t#**d* Hi-Fi r«CTd»rt with frequency r*n«e 30-16,000 c/t at
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      179 7 Vhv y^T^Na PLEASE VT To please the palate of the most dis criminating gourmet serve Norway's famous Kavli brand PRIMULA cheese. Mild, creamy, easy-to-spread PRIMULA is the mark of good taste in fifty countries throughout the world. Serve PRIMULA or serve one of the other nine Kavli flavours, including Ham,
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    Swedish drilling method here
    660 8 IMMEDIATELY after World War 11, Atlas Copco. the worlds larg- est organisation devoted solely to the manufacture of compressed air equipment, in co-operation with the Sandviken Steel Works perfected and introduced the "Swedish Method" of tunneling. It is based on three salient technical points light weight
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    A TREMENDOUS TRADE GAP IN MALAYA'S FAVOUR-HOPE THAT IT WILL BE NARROWED
    1296 8 A TREMENDOUS TRADE GAP IN MALA YA'S FA V OUR- HOPE THA T IT WILL BE NARROWED SWEDEN...a country that has long kept apart from international politics but is now making a significant contribution to Asian development By a Special Correspondent NO MAJOR STRIKES -AND A HIGH LIVING STANDARD TRADE
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      160 8 Neat work fin is lied fast fIHH& with a Tl TYPEWRITER The typewriter that makes typing so much faster because it's so much lighter to operate. Its magnesium carriage is 30-:; lighter than average. The Tl has also another time and labour saving device— the mechanical memory tabulator. It actually
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    Top quality car from Sweden THE VOLVO
    708 9 Top quality car from Sweden THE VOLVO IT SHINES iN THE MOST GRUELLING TEST FOR THE STANDARD CAR CLOSELY following the recent successes in the German Rally and Scandinavian Mobil Economy Run, reports of further victories of Volvo cars have arrived from the big Argentine Grand Prix for standard cars
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    ALFRED NOBEL FORTUNE BEQUEATHED TO SERVICE
    571 9 ON December 10 each year the Nobel Prizes are distributed in Stockholm, with the Peace Prize presented in Oslo. The distribution is a dignified and festive occasion. Nobody is allowed to attend it he is dressed in a blue business suit. Formal dress is
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      410 9 WE ARE PROUD TO ANNOUNCE The Amazing VOL'V© VICTORY in ARSEBTIHE m LE s INTERNATIONAL GRAND PRIX. IT IS CONSIDERED TO BE E MOST GRUELLING RACE gc 2Ss^lk. IN THE WORLD AND IS JL pj iHfcSSk DESIGNATED THE WORLD MftMl' W[fi CHAMPIONSHIP FOR STANDARD mfm "Wi W\ production carsaw aw
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    EVERY SWEDISH CITIZEN'S FULLY INSURED BY LAW AGAINST SICKNESS
    1227 10 EVERY SWEDISH CITIZEN'S FULLY INSURED BY LAW AGAINST SICKNESS Dateline STOCKHOLM IN SWEDEN the task of organising and financing the care of the sick has of old been borne by the community. The "community" here means the state the Landsting (the elected representative body in each county or administrative district)
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    Remarkable time for iron industry
    668 10 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT THE last 10 years can undoubtedly be described as the most remarkable in the long and varied history of the Swedish iron industry. A great expansion of capacity has been carried through, while at the same time the industry has undergone
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      512 10 THE POWER Jfe* m BEHIND THE J^ man m BEHIND THE M |ES DRILL— fifiKJ|K| Pp Atlas Copco service mML M Mj before and after sales! J^^&f m^ Behind the man with the drill lies the Mr kPHH support of a world-wide organisation. The organisation is Atlas Copco and l^H
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