The Singapore Free Press, 17 October 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Allocation of City Council duties
    74 1 Opinion Allocation of City Council duties I I It I reI :e m( the I cati i orp- > a E the I I L jeen I I I I I -x>ur ■BBC- I I ■gj ected d com- I I I "e more I I the I I I
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    DRAMA AT AIRPORT
    466 1  -  CHAN SWAN BEE Cheongsam torn, couple bundled into car Girl, man seized v as Borneo plane is about to leave By GIRL was stopped and taken away by an elderly man and a woman at Singapore Airport early this morning as she and a male companion were
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    Fed. doctors form new association
    123 1 Fed. doctors form new association KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. More than 700 doctors practising in the Federation will form themselves into a single organisation next Saturday to promote the medical and allied sciences and maintain the honour of the medical profession. The organisation will be called the Malayan Medical Association. It
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    Lock icon BOMBS FOUND
    167 1 Wreckage probed in search for nuclear weapons HARDINSBURG, Kentucky, Saturday. 4 HYDROGEN bomb dropped from a United States B-52 Stratofortress jet bomber when it collided in mid-air with a stratotanker was yesterday found by searchers in a remote part of 1 Kentucky. An official spokesman said there was
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    R.A.F. 'adopts' youth club
    37 1 RAF Tengah, Singapore, •adopted" the Bukit Timah Youth Club. Members of the club have been invited to Tengah where they will be entertained by RAF personnel from 1.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Youth for trial
    92 1 An unemployed youth, Goh Kim How, was yesterday committed for trial in the Singapore High Court on a charge of robbing two schoolboys, Aw Soon Ann and Tay Siew Chow, of two wristwatches valued at $110 on the night of Aug. 27. At the preliminary inquiry the
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    Lock icon Ingrid wins
    33 1 ROME, Sat. Actress Ingrid Bergman took her three children "home" to Paris yesterday despite a bitter, lastditch attempt by Roberto Rossellini to keep at least one of them with him. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Okinawa typhoon
    21 1 TOKYO. Sat. Ninety-mile-per-hour winds whipped Okinawa today as typhoon Charlotte scored a near-miss on the U.S. military bastion U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Suicide bid holds up 55 trains
    104 1 mOKYO, Sat. One man 1 held up about 150.000 people in suburban train services last night when he threw himself In front of a train. For more than 40 minutes passengers in the train were confined to their coaches while railway officials tried to
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    Lock icon MARSHALL-THE AID MAN-DIES
    280 1 Plan prevented a "S. -> Mm JRed^sWeep across Europe WASHINGTON, Saturday. pENERAL GEORGE MARSHALL died at the Walter Reed army hospital here last night aged 78. The cause of death and the funeral arrangements would be announced later, it was stated. After distinguished service .n World War
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    Lock icon UP GO TAXES IN R.I.
    62 1 JAKARTA. Sat. The Government announced tax revisions, reducing the current wage tax percentage and increasing the minimum taxable income from 100 rupiahs to 500 rupiahs a month. The new percentages range from three per cent for incomes of 6,000 rupiahs annually to a maximum of
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    Parties making plans COMEBACK ATTEMPTS
    212 1 Parties making plans COMEBACK ATTEMPTS DEOR GANISATION 1V plans are being worked out by leaders of four political parties which suffered severe set-backs in the last Singapore general elections. Chairman of the Workers' Party. Mr. David Marshall, said that he was now meeting party members and supporters to gather views
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    U.S. SUN SHOT
    44 1 WASHINGTON, Sat. The United States plans to launch a satellite next month designed to range far out in space and follow an orbit around the sun close to the path of the planet Venus, the magazine Missiles and Rockets reported yesterday.
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    Towkay: No more news, says family
    117 1 Towkay: No more news, says family FkETECTIVES kept an all-night vigil last night around the Chia mansion in Cairnhill Circle, Singapore, where a blue note written in Chinese was discovered yesterday. The note is believed to have some connection with the kidnapping ol millionaire Mr. Chia Yee Soh by a
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 million i poiu if l».i Hi; FiRE AT PA FACTORY I wcnty worker* narro. escaped injury whrn dr n>f varnish exploded nd burst into flames at punt factory, Tel ok Bla. ;jparc ai 9.25 a m. todav Tv engines put <*ut
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      43 1 Watch for Monday's features Bukit Timah racefinish photos a useful guide to your racing The Singapore Scene Refreshing and stimulating 0> Johore page Latest news and views across the Causeway m Footlights and Floodlights —All about the theatre and film studios in Singapore
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      36 1 Bukit Timah Gold Cup day special P. 11-12 London Motor Show P. 9 Cartoons P. Gardening P. 8 Children's Corner P. 8 Women's Corner P. 5 Your lucky star P. 5 Other overseas cables P. 3
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    5,000 ON STRIKE AT DOCKS
    94 2 5,000 ON STRIKE AT DOCKS IVERPOOL. Sat— An un- i official strike started by a dispute over handling dirty cargo" spread to 5.000 men in the docks here yesterday. Officials said 34 ships were standstill and six under- manned. Another 56 ships were being fully handled and over 8.300 dockers
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    39 2 HONG KONG, Friday Previous Today HKS HK$ H. S. Banking Corporation $995 $990 Union Ins- Canton $88 $88 Wheelock Marden $6.45 $6.45 HKong phone $30.50 $30.50 Dairy Farm Cold Storage $20.50 $20.70 Taikoo Docks 535.50 $35.50
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    Lock icon Deadly 'toys'
    34 2 FLORENCE. Sat. Police informed a nursemaid that the "little bottles" she had been wheeling in a baby carriage with her charge were live hand-grenades. She had found them in a park. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon A STEEL UNION OFFER
    118 2 WASHINGTON. Sat. The United Steelworkers' Union yesterday made a new proposal for settling the 94-day-old nationwide steel strike when direct negotiations with the industry reopened here. The New York Times reported that it offered "a sizeable cut in its money demands for a two-year contract." A
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    NEW AIRLINER FLIES OVER SINGAPORE
    34 2 OVER the famous Singapore waterfront flies a turbo-prop Viscount one of the two Malayan Airways will use on the SingaporeJakarta route. The service will be inaugurated on Oct. :>3.
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    Lock icon STOCKPILE PLAN TO AVOID DISRUPTION
    318 2 A sliding scale for rubber disposals The British Board of Trade will begin sales on Monday LONDON, Saturday. DRITAIN'S scheme for disposal of stockpile rubber has been devisD ed to avoid unnecessary disruption of the market It incorporates a sliding scale for disposals, suggested by
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    U.N, deadlock continues
    44 2 NEW YORK. Sat. Deadlock over the final vacancy in the Security Council persisted yesterday. Delegations continued backstage efforts to solve the problem before Monday's resumption of voting. Poland and Turkey are both reported to be standing firm in their candidacies. Reuter.
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    Soviet unions
    37 2 SYDNEY. Sat —Dr. V. K. R. Rao, Indian economist, said here that in Russia trade unions were merely instruments of the state used to get the maximum amount of labour from the working class. Reuter.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    231 2 SHIPS IN PORT ffapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Bin tang 1/2, Sumpitan 3, Mersey Lloyd 4 '5, Kwangtung 6A, Van Noort 6 7, Salmara 8/9, Cresco 10 '11, Euryalus 13/14. Chakrata 15 16, City of Colombo 18, Bogdankhmelnitsky 19, Jarak N.Wall 1, Benveg N.Wall 2. Auby N.Wall
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    World market prices
    230 2 World market prices U.K. Closing plj NOTE: All are middh pri 'M RUBBER No ft£ <D 0, I c i f Europea* ports Oct Mot RUBBER N Spot UBBER N.. n%% Settlement Houv. TtrBM TONE Steady <>„,. AtPEPPER Whit* Sarawak C.I I Europ. port* Oct PEPPER Btact. Sarawak Sp. port*
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      UK STOCKS VERY FIRM
      68 2 LONDON. Sat. The most I active week the London Stock Exchange has ever experienced finished on a very firm note yesterday with good buying taking place right up till the close. Sentiment was helped by the encouraging si a lenient from the Federation of British Industries
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      TOKYO
      19 2 The first Far East livestock improvement conference ended here yesterd; was attended by 49 representatives from nine nations.
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      LONDON.
      24 2 Sir Faul Gorebooth a deputy under-secretary at the Foreign Office, will lead Britain>delegation to the GATT meeting in Tokyo opening on October 26.
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      LONDON.
      37 2 The tin market wa* steady apart from a lurther slight tendency for the backwardation to widen. The softer tendency in the three months' i position recently was believed to reflect hedgeselling against purchases In the East.
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      JAKARTA.
      16 2 Wesi Sumatra ha.*> been exporting more rubber to Communist China in the last three months.
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      LONDON
      51 2 St'NGEI Brsi Mines have made an offer for the whole of the issued share capital of Hong Fatt (Sungei Best) consisting of 3.000.000 shares of MSI -each. It includes a cash payment of $1 50 plus one share of 4*. in Sungei Besi for every live shares in Hong
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      JAKARTA.
      21 2 Agreements have > been concluded for the export of 11,000 tons of Indonesian sugar to Singapore, Malaya. Hong Kong and Burma.
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      WASHINGTON.
      24 2 The United States has filed a Federal Court complaint accusing General Motors of violating the antitrust laws by acquiring a company manufacturing bulldozers.
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    703 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Friday. INDUSTRIALS Prevnus Ttiay Alex Bricks Pret 1.75 1.70 Oros. '2.35 2.20 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers B.B. Petrol 48 49 B.W. T rustees 5 25 5.25 Con Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19'- Ords. 38 6 39 Federal Dispensary 1.03
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      288 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE €c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengers. Spore P. S'ham Penang BRAUNSCHWEIG (HAPAG) 22 24 Oct 25/28 Oct 26 27 Oct SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYO) 31 Oct/ 1 Nov <«""> 912N V (.r^rWlolS To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohama, Nagoya and Kobe. Penang
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    Summit in 'reasonably near futur'
    207 3 IITASHINOTON. Sat. A senior State Department official declared yesterday: "A summit conference in the reasonably n <*r future is a distinct possibility." Mr Andrew Berding stant Secretary of State for Public Affairs 2?toV.Ste any lOreCaSt fo^VrveV^ KS? All signs point to the conwS an ii
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    JOHORE COUPLE
    36 3 mine ana i tie Atxiui Wahid bin Syed Gani cut the wedding cake after their marriage at Johore Bahru. The bride, a schoolteacher, is the daughter of Dato Haji Abdul Majid of Johore Bahru.
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    IS THIS THE END OF THE LABOUR PARTY?
    214 3 IS THIS THE END OF THE LABOUR PARTY? LONDON, Saturday. J*HE Right-wing London Evening Standard last night asked Is the Labour Party going to disintegrate after its General-Election defeat? The newspaper's political correspondent said this was the big political question in London today. For as officials raced around to find
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    Lock icon Tribal war began at soccer tie
    124 3 [EOPOLDVILLE, Belgian Congo, Sat.— Thirty people have died in the intertribal fighting in Kasai Province, Central Congo, according to reports quoted by the Belgian News Agency. A football match started the squabble. Fighting between the Lulua and Baluba tribes first flared on Tuesday night
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    TROUBLE' ON BOARD A LINER
    62 3 TROUBLE' ON BOARD A LINER BOMBAY, Sat. British and Indian sources said yesterday there had been "trouble" on board the 22.568-ton P. and O. liner Strathaird between Indian and British members of the crew. A spokesman for the Indian National Union of Seamen said the trouble began in Colombo when
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    Lock icon 'INCREASE U.N. SEATS'
    66 3 NEW YORK. Sat. Mr. Zaiton bin Ibrahim of Malaya yesterday told the U.N. General Assembly's special political committee that Malaya considered there were far too» few seats on the principal organs of the United Nations for far too many members. "The case for increasing the membership *of
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  • News in brief
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      REVIVING N. SUMATRA OIL FIELDS
      41 3 REVIVING N. SUMATRA OIL FIELDS npOKYO. Sat.— Japan, in a A major concession to Indonesia, has agreed to extend to that country over US$5O million in yen credits to revive and develop the oilfields of North Sumatra, it was learned here.
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      TAUNTON.
      25 3 Mrs. E.K. Tacchi- Morris, of North Curry. Taunton, Somerset, has offered to take care of up to ten Japanese children ophaned by typhoon Vera.
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      TOKYO.
      19 3 >. Japan had an unfavour- able trade balance of US$l53 million for the half-year period from April to September.
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      WASHINGTON.
      24 3 U.S. Atomic Encrjy Commission yesterday announced a grant of 1. 5. 5350,000 to South Vietnam towards the cost of a nuclear research reactor.
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      TOKYO.
      23 3 H.M.S. Alert, flying the flag of Admiral Sir Gerald Gladstone, K.CB., Commander-in-Chlef Far-East Station, is due to visit Yokohama on Oct. 21.
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      WASHINGTON.
      23 3 The radio trans- mitters on the American Explorer VI "paddle wheel" satellite, launched two months ago, have been silent over a week.
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      TOYAMA CITY.
      16 3 Members of a hunting club killed a roving 1001b. wild bear in this city.
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      LONDON.
      43 3 Major-General Thomas Wynford Rees. who as commander of the 19th Indian Division won fame In the World War II battle of Burma for his part in the capture of Mandalay, collapsed and died suddenly on Thursday night In London. He was 65.
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      LONDON.
      19 3 .—Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of the Labour Party, had his parked car towed away yesterday by London police-
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      JAKARTA.
      12 3 The Bank ef Indone- sia has opened credits for financing: exports.
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      MANCHESTER.
      12 3 Eight people were slightly Injured in a railway collision at Manchester.
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    A SINGING CONTEST
    64 3 The Singapore Musical Society announces that its 1960 music competition has been extended to include a singing section. The pianoforte grades are: open (no age limit), senior (under 17 years), intermediate (under 15 years), junior (under 13). There is only one grade for the singing competition. Candidates
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    Dockers seeking court ruling
    41 3 NEW YORK, Sat. A Federal court reserved judgment here on Thursday when the International Longshoremen's Association argued that any new contract with employers should be retroactive to Oct. 4, the date of expiry of the previous contract.
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    Lock icon Flynn to be buried in Hollywood
    134 3 Flynn to be buried in Hollywood VANCOUVER, Sat.— Patrice Wymore, actress wife of Enrol Flynn who died here of a heart attack on Wednesday night, has arranged to take his body to Hollywood today for burial— after a day-long dispute with Flynn's 17-year-old protegee. Beverly Aadland. The starlet, who was
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    Lock icon Future of South Cameroons
    37 3 NEW YORK, Sat —The U.N General Assembly decided yesterday to ask the people of the British Southern Cameroons whether they wished to join Nigeria or the French Cameroons after they attained independence. Reuter
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    SMART MARCH PAST-FOR THE LAST TIME
    79 3 Air Vice Marshal EJVI.F. Grundy, Air Officer Administration, Headquarters, FEAF, takes the salute during the last inarch past by members of the 92nd Squadron RAF Regiment (Malaya) who held a farewell parade at RAF Seletar yesterday to mark their disbandment. The 92nd is the
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    Lock icon U.S. TELLS MR. K: CURB CHINESE POLICIES
    225 3 U.S. TELLS MR. K: CURB CHINESE POLICIES WASHINGTON, Sat. A senior United States official challenged Mr. Khrushchev yesterday to curb the policies of his Chinese allies if he sincerely wanted world peace. Assistant Secretary of State Andrew Berding made the statement in an address to the National Association of Broadcasters.
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    Hinds spotted
    23 3 LONDON, Sat.— Britain's most wanted criminal, Alfred Hinds, was .reported seen yesterday about 50 yards from police headquarters at Scotland Yard.
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      325 3 ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiv ATTENTION ALL CLIENTS Our sale it now over but in appreciation of our clients' patronage, we offer them until October 24th:--1) A special 10% discount on our suitings, spor shirts, shirts, socks and other articles. 5 2) A 20% discount on readymade suits. 3) A 20% discount on 5
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    SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER
    407 4 Liz Taylor makes nervewrecking bid at Oscar ELIZABETH TAY- LOR. having played the cat on the hot tin roof, entered into another Tennessee Williams story, that is going to prove too hot for critics to handle. "Suddenly, Last Summer" is Williams' most gruesome theme *ver designated to
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    FOU TS'ONG
    502 4 who icas in Malaya early this year did not conceal S his impatience for newspapermen tvho persisted in E asking questions about his not wanting to return to China .is now in London and last Sunday performed at the Royal Festival Hall. Our music critic reports on Fou's
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    Dior for Greta Gar bo —jeans for Mr. Brando
    170 4 Dior for Greta Gar bo —jeans for Mr. Brando TWO celebrities, well 1 hidden behind dark glasses, have been prominent in Paris. They are Greta Garbo and Marlon Brando. Each has been accompanied by his or her Svengali Garbo's Svengali is George Schlee the husband of a Hollywood dress designer,
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      124 4 JEFF HAWKE by Sydney Jordan I WrTU A SHORT BURST Of POWER PffOM THE row W^ wuOOPS THAT'S IT, fOOWARO JETS, THE ROCKET CREW BRINGS THE /uat I'VE GOT THAT 1&UBA-OU« i |N^ Vin wl SHIP IHTO THE SPACE- SATELLITES ORBTT r TScci n O-O^v D I SUPPQISE PACKET \/M
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    Once a swamp—Kallang Park is now our pride
    554 5  - Once a swamp— Kallang Park is now our pride ALAN YANGS GLADLY PEOPLE GAVE THEIR LABOUR AND THEIR TIME By fHE 250-acre Kallang Park, which will be opened tomorrow, is the newest and the proudest landmark in the State of Singapore. It is unique in that it was built through
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    Lock icon Women's Corner
    174 5 WOMEN AGAIN HELP TO RAISE REMEMBRANCE DAY FUNDS SINGAPORE women will O again this year help to raise funds for needy •amilies of men who had ditd defending the island during World War 11. Remembrance Day will be observed on Sunday, Nov. 8. The Chinese Ladies' Association has
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    30 MINUTES OF TERROR FOR WOMAN AND 3 GIRLS AS ROBBERS WALKED IN
    298 5 minutes of terror came for a Singapore family in their Moulmein Road home yesterday when four men walked in and said they wanted to see the man of the house. Before Madam Chng Chai, 49, could report
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    A second circular to City Council staff
    243 5 THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has authorised the Administrator of the Singapore City Council, Mr. P. C. Lim, to clarify the position regarding security of employment and Provident Fund benefits for the staff. The Prime Minister inspected council departments yesterday and
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      Lock icon PROBLEM FOR YOUTHS: SO FEW JOBS GOING, SO MANY APPLICANTS
      936 6 ]\fORE THAN 1,000 youths (see below) turned up last week far interviewing for 30 vacancies in the Royal Air Force (Malaya). From an early hour they crammed the recruiting centre at the old Kallang airport. They were told to queue
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      Let's kill off our germs in Antarctica
      637 6  - Let's kill off our germs in Antarctica CUTHBERT GRAHAM BY "WHAT on earth is the ?f good of it?" This is the question which thousands of people must have asked about Antarctica, the great White Continent centred by the South Pole and almost as big as Europe and Australia put
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      48 6 l.o'ikt'urda^h'o'w™™ fu"S. sS2sii J M «W« <* Po««r-' by Sir «i^|r i «s"-a es: g" u Auitralten 6.45 Programme Summary Mu- Violin W rd: B'3°8 3 V Ce and for gr- Morelle-10. "The M«g.«ine; 3.15 Saturday Prom; deal Interlude; 6.55 Pro&mine V Power To Your Elbow- Wofft Ja^l'oo Do^
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      130 6 DGJJHDJHJJD CLUES ACROSS 1 Instruction to the marksman how to aim— this being a prerequisite (8). 4 The old boy has an Old English end in the orchestra (4). 8 Mathematical table cut from natural growth (3). 9 Its edge is on the brink of disaster (5). 10 What to
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      165 6 trict (4). 24 Miss Germany? (8). CLUES DOWN 1 Bob used to be paid to do to (6). 2 Flier carried into battle by a legion (5). S Not whom the American means by, "She must be nuts!" (5). 5 Trouble comes to the curtailed brave with a show of
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    'Nonsense!' says Maria
    331 7 'Nonsense says Maria ONE CANNOT TEACH UNWILLING PEOPLE 9 "Malay films are made in the Malay language, often using difficult and learned dlalogule, and showing Malay people living out their lives in circumstances, backgrounds and situations which can only be applicable to Malays. '•Folklore tales, and religious themes, are typical
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    THE IDEAL HOBBY
    312 7 Cage birds can provide such pleasure for those leisure hours WHAT IS THE IDEAL HOBBY FOR LONELY HOURS? Mrs. Joyce Simon names the care and breeding of birds. And she says more teenagers ought to take up this rewarding pastime. Mrs. Simon, hon. secretary of the Singapore
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    Clean-up squad for island
    40 7 Singapore's Minister for National Development, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, and his Parliamentary Secretary, Inche Yaacob bin Mohamed, will lead a special squad to Pulau j Seraya tomorrow to help the islanders clean and develop the island.
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    Teachers: Changes to rules in S'pore
    275 7 Teachers: Changes to rules in S'pore TEACHERS in Chinese, x Malay or Tamil, who do not possess the minimum qualifications required to be registered, may now be admitted t>n other alternative qualifications or on "such qualifications as the Director of Education shall consider their equivalent." The latter condition already applies
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    ARE YOU GUILTY?
    304 7 Bad habit on telephone A RE you one of those people who lift the telephone receiver, dial one or two digits, and then discontinue the half-connected call? If so. DESIST! You are not being fair to other telephone subscribers. You are holding up a line, the use
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    Club celebration
    32 7 The junior members of the Sim's Avenue OirLs' Club, Singapore, will celebrate the birthday of Prophet Mohammed tomorrow between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. at the Sim's Avenue community centre.
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    HOW TO GET FOREIGN CASH
    65 7 HOW TO GET FOREIGN CASH A University of Malaya lecturer, Dr. S. J. Gilani. said in Singapore last night that if Malaya wanted foreign capitalists to invest here, they must be given a stable exchange rate. The maintenance of exchange stability would also help the country's development programme, he said.
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    Culture concert will be at Nee Soon tomorrow
    109 7 CJINGAPORE'S tenth •3 Government sponsored Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat will be held tomorrow at Nee Soon on a stage behind the Pei Eng School. The show will begin at 7.30 pjn. The stars include popular comedian. K. Dean, the Hai- rani Trio who
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    21 7 VALLETTA, Sat. The Malta Government last night banned the wearing of uniforms in public for political purposes. Reuter
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    BY ORDER
    180 7 Feopie should be compelled toi <see Maky-language pictures' 5 ]t|ISS MARIA Menado, Jl Singapore featurefilm producer, said yesterday that the suggestion made in Radio Singapore's "Forum of the Air" that audiences should be forced to see Malay films, in order to learn the language is "nonsense, and an
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      150 7 ROWCROFT THEATRE CLUB: Presents "Dry Rot" at the REME Theatre, Rowcroft Lines, Ayer Rajah Road 8.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Poise and Personality for Adults 10.30 am. ST. ANDREW'S SCHOOL MUSIC CLUB: Inter- secondary school music competition., at school hail. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Woodbridge Hospital 7.30
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    WINDOW BOX A BOON FOR FLAT DWELLER
    295 8  - WINDOW BOX A BOON FOR FLAT DWELLER M.R.S. ARSCOTT By WHAT CAN I GROW IN A WINDOW BOX, A READER HAS ASKED ME. Flat dwellers and those without gardens can find an outlet for the urge to grow things in this way. Only experience and experiment will show what is
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    CUTTING BACK MAKES THEM MORE BUSHY
    87 8 Tradescantia, a trailing plant there are several varieties of different colouring S could be grown. Begonia semperflorens, the dark red variety, likes less sun than the pale one but must have good light. THESE CAN EASILY BE RAISED FROM CUTTINGS, ROOTED IN SAND. ABOVE:
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    Out of shadows —a killer
    540 8  -  E. ALLCARD By MY ten-ton ketch Sc n Wanderer tore along with a bone in her teeth. The russet brown sails were bellying to the fresh trade wind humming in the stainless steel rigging. I was rapidly approaching the West Indian island of Anguilla. The
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    WIN A PRIZE!
    96 8 POCKET-MONEY prizes are offered for colourin; this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). AH you have to do is to set to work to brighten up the sketch, then fill in the
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    69 8 mHE winners of last week's colour-in contest (each ei A whom will receive ass prize in due course) are as follows: Miss Patricia Gay (12), 26 Frankel Avenue, Singapore 15. Miss Irene Ong Beng Neo (10), 112-B Princes Anne Hill Tnncess Elizabeth Estate, Singapore 23. Master Goh
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    ZINNIAS GIVE A GOty SPLASH OF COLOI
    132 8 ZINNIAS GIVE A GOty SPLASH OF COLOI 7I N M nan small be u.bush\ las: good s The Q< orant^ one 1: and t Kreon < and i; We first g from dener ai them fn m niJ to pi keep 1 hune pla Feed i\:.ularh To get a b
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    RUPERT'S DEEP SEA ADVENTURE
    160 8 For some mmutes Rupert rests after his struggle up the under, water steps and enpys being out of the strange headpiece. Then he seizes the diving suit w.th us heavy irons on the feet and drags clear of the sea. "We must save that at all
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      134 8 JUNIOR CROSSWORD 4 ...••«.<! r (MES ACROSS- 1. Makers <* haraf label often fixed on I garment, member of a 4. Another word for i>erfume. 7, Breed of Strike \\;'h your opeu hana. 8. Qv**r> To lend a helping hand. 9. Crea- of a tures found round a pond, per-
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    LONDON MOTOR SHOW
    676 9  -  PETER MERRITT \on get so much more value for money by s ■Liquid -:ec steering and servo I automatic transicn you want, there is new Hiilmart Mint power. improved features and fresh make it more at±an ever. ..iss-produced light "omatic trans one of the revolufeatures of the
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    PUSH-BUTTON ERA IS NEARER
    632 9 PUSH-BUTTON ERA IS NEARER pACH year driving takes a step nearer to the push button and from what is splayed at the show, this year is no excepn A look at the st recent models es a fair indication future trends and the additions and changes we can expect on
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      17 9 •W YOU'RE RIGHT (JP TO Pullman minx m 2 mi *^P* PUICHASE TUMS AIE AVAiLAW Motors -t»
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      24 9 EXTRAS THAT TURN A CAR I INTO A LIMOUSINE Another exclusive article on the Motor Show will appear in the Free Press next Wednesday
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      308 9 Here's the splendid Farina-styled WOLSELEY .^bbbbbbbV WbbbbC N^bbV 1 I ~*s^aflll aW 1 aa^ I tfaw^Bßßt-aß^Baßß^^al aa7 A\. lu^ c^_- ff 1 *4 Ky Duotone Colours Wj%fcCE^3 17 'j*~y W-- w— BtUft^Bal^l*Vlll^__t' J Extra door width at knee level Polished wood facia with cowied nrumrtf The 15 60 combines exquisite
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    FASTER AND FITTER SCC OUTCLASS THE TEACHERS
    402 10 SINGAPORE Cricket Club, possessing a fitter and faster side, were too good for the Teachers' Training College in yesterday's hockey on the padang. There was no doubt that the Cncket Club were the superior side. They dominated play right from the start and
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    12 MARSHALS ON DUTY
    121 10 rpwtLVE marshals will be 1 on duty at the open 50--m.- mmwcrt ntirt cycling race to be held at the Seletar Camp circuit tomorrow at 7 a.m. Th» meeting, sponsored by tht- RAF. has attracted more than 30 rider>. Cyclists from the Mak. Rough Riders and
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    Lock icon G. PULLAR GETS TOP HONOUR
    89 10 G. PULLAR GETS TOP HONOUR LONDON, Sat. Geoff Puller, 24--I year-old Lancashire and England left-handed batsman, has been voted the outstanding young cricketer of 1959 by the Cricket Writers' Club. Opinion favoured him so strongly that 73 per cent of the total votes were cast for him. Pullar hit 2.657
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    Lock icon New manager
    36 10 LOS ANGELES. Sat.—Former Notre Dame football coach Frank Leahy, almost always a winner on the field, was named general manager of the Los Angeles entry in the new professional Ameri- can football league.— U.P.I.
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    Two cup finals at Jalan Besar today
    192 10 "TtHE Singapore GovA ernment Services Football Association will hold its seventh Junior and Senior Cup soccer finals today at Jalan Besar Stadium. The Junior final for the Ng Liang Chuan Cup between Woodbridge Hospital Recreation Club and Jurong Club will start at 415
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    Onions helps F. Foresters
    78 10 Three tries by Terry Onions, a former Warwickshire county player, and apcurate place kicking by Brown helped Free Foresters from KQta Tinggi to rout Singapore Recreation Club by 36 points (six goals a penalty and a try) to nil on the padang yesteday. The Foresters, who
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    Lock icon DAVID SHEPHERD KEEPS FIT
    61 10 Photo. Although church duties have kept him out of first class cricket this season, the Rev. David Shepherd is still keeping fit. He found he was putting on a little weight, so has accepted the use of facilities at a famous London football club where (left)
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    FAST TIMES AT BUKIT TIMAH
    250 10  -  ALLAN LEWIS By PEANUT KID and Tudor Wonder (Mawi) made the fastest time this morning at Bukit Timah in preparation for their respective races on the second day. They galloped from the half mile running the last three without being fully extended in 38 3/5.
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    Draw and times for tomorrow's Cup golf
    267 10 Draw and times for tomorrow 's Cup golf rE Royal Island Club Race Course Cup qualifying round will be held tomorrow at the R.I.C. starting at 8.15 a.m. The draw and starting times are: Ist TLt:; 8.15 a.i?:.. Lim Koon Leng (18); N. Sutcliffe (6>; T. B. Sim (14); 8.20.
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    135 ENTRIES
    36 10 A total of 135 entries have been received by the Singapore Teachers Union for its badminton and table tennis championships to be held at the SYSC beginning tomorrow The two tournaments start at .9.00am.
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    NARROW WIN
    28 10 A goal each by Gomez and Baker gave SMSU a 2-1 win over RASC in a SHA league Div. 4 match at Ayer Rajah Road yesterday.
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    CHINES IN SHOW 8-3 WI
    83 10 CHINES IN SHOW 8-3 WI ffi 1 I staa. *id< Max Athlby w r well. traft the Of goal full Kbo< i Tei Ah pack* i The equa shot ed j j cont Chaj had beat< and brou to 3 Ti a K furtl. Wah stag, goal out and a
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    RAr eych going ho
    65 10 Fivi Km, m Club, AilJ Britai 1 tween i late D' inc Th( -d Cm ner Far Forct i 1 25 and time tria f enis. I goyne an- herseia Dave 800 1. Dickß Sid An oft Cyclirg A Free Pre>- The* contir ue to comp
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    RAF SELE OUTCLASS
    21 10 FaU:ul Km RA} 9-1 n. th the SAFA Besar si Fat at Sahar I a Rahin Has* a
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    FOUR BY JA
    14 10 I ward way 'J'fl by six g< ly hi w Roar
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRID
    123 10 Dealer: Sooth East- West fame HTHERE is one lesson that A our national teams are slow to learn: fancy bidding against the all-conquering Italians is sheer waste of time. In the recent European tourney, the bidding on this hand, with Britain East-West began with One Heart
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      124 10 Today's Sport diaf SOCCER: S.G.S.F.A. Cup Balest.er Em finals— Hood bridge v Jurong. S.T.I Sh Jalan Besar (4.15): Tan Took Khal Seng v M.R.N.V.R.. Jalan Be- Y.M s sar (5.30). McNair District R.A.I <» V»" J inter-school final— Rangoon I (han v McNair 11, Balestier Boys tional (ar -n SchooJ.
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    223 11 I leC |iOfls: STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL HANYANG NANFANG L— i"" s LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM ivn *^J*^_ BOY POINTEE -M.Y. KWEE LOH MA YH-VOONG I i L ssr- sbir- sg=~ 6_c=~ _ss=- HFRO FINE CHOICE FINE CHOICE GAL rv»»ni> Flood Hero Titilino SlrfifK 10 T
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    Today's probable starters and riders
    1375 11 LcE 1-2.15: CLASS Z, DIV. 3-6 FURS. r RRIDt if 'Ching Stable* Daniels 9.00 (12) Subian t MV(c bre vW McG Watt) Hobl *> 813 (3) Franklin xiri\R\ chlnD 'Bright Star Stable) Allan 8.12 (10) Lee niHTLt* r bram (CB Stable) Tjoa 8.12 (13) Buang
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    TRACK FORM OF ALL THE RUNNERS
    1210 11 TRACK FORM OF ALL THE RUNNERS RACE ON£ CLASS 2, DIV. 3 6F. BRIDEN: No recent track report. MY GOODNESS: No recent track report. ML'TIARA: 15-10-59 Went attractively over 3P in 38 3/5 with DIMPLES: 15-10-59— Went over 3F in 39 1/5. DARK DUET: 18-9-59— Covered >»m. in 51 4/5
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    It's Marksman's Gold Cup
    1011 12 LAST-MINUTE HINTS FROM THE COURSE by ALLAN j,/; Wk GOING WILL BE GOOD TOD A Y MrXoh Chiii's Who Knows a threat Start the day at Bukit Timah with My Goodness jif ARKSMAN will start favourite for today's ITI Singapore Gold Cup at Bukit Timah. AH
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    Today's best bet
    48 12 Allan Lewis gives you Ifceae thr^ l for today: Marksman. Ht d ness. Best outsiders: Chec (h and Sachiko. f °Hr The going will be GOOD bit nf dead track is good but not < making). Trespasser gives you these i of France, Monty and MarK
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    THEY CAJV TAKE A SOFT TRAVK
    169 12 The following horses have won and been placed on a soft or heavy track:— RACE ONE:— My Goodness, Mu tiara. Dimples. Dark Duet. Metrostar 11. On Parole, Fair Nipper, Happy Life and Screen Play. RACE TWO:— Flood Hero, Fine Choice, Mickey Rooney 11, Judicial;
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    95 12 NEWMARKET, Sat.— Thames Trader, one ol the leading market fancies for the Cambridgeshire Handicap on October 28, won the Select Stakes over one mile here yesterday. Starting at 11 to four, Thames Trader won fluently by one and a half lengths from Irish -trained Minou, with
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    29 12 LONDON, Sat Queen Elizabeth's coit- Above Suspicion, us now considered to be a doubtful runner for todays Champion Stakes at Newmarket because of the nrm going.— Reuter
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