The Singapore Free Press, 19 October 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1959 15 CENTS.
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  • Opinion
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    Lock icon MALAYAN-R.L. BONDS
    485 1  -  DR. DJUANDA Joint work has already started on language and culture: Consultations on tin and rubber -BY 'Neither has any desire to dominate the other' Indonesia nor Malaya wants to dominate the other, Dr. Djuanda, the Indonesian First Minister, told Parliament m Jakarta, according to a dispatch reaching
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    Rubber falls below $1
    61 1 FR the first time since July, rubber opened below the dollar mark m Singapore today. November first grade was quoted at 99 7 x cents per lb., down one and three-quarter cents on Friday's close. The tone was uncertain. The easiness followed the announcement that the
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    Lock icon Curfew on youths
    76 1 JAKARTA. Mon.— A curfew J has been placed on youths m Tjirebon, West Java, the Chinese newspaper Sin Po reported m Jakarta. The daily, m a frontpage report said there had been a disturbance of public security." Lieut -Colonel Darsono, the regimental commander of Tjirebon, ordered youths
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    Police post in Chia's garden
    125 1 Police post in Chia' s garden SINGAPORE police have established a checkpoint m the garden of the Cairnhill Circus home of kidnapped millionaire Mr. -jiiiiiiimmmiiiiiiiniiiniiiiniiiiiii Chia Yee Soh. Police patrol cars call at the post frequently. Mr. Chia. kidnapped a week ago, had still not returned home this morning. One
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    Lock icon $3-MIL TO LIZ FOR ONE FILM
    78 1 HOLLYWOOD. Mon. Actress Elizabeth Taylor yesterday signed a Ms3-mil-lion contract for one picture, becoming the first feminine screen star to receive such an amount. Miss Taylor .signed the contract to play the title role m the 20th Century-Fox film "Cleopatra." Immediately after signing the
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    Lock icon Malayan censure on Tibet: More support at U.N. Assembly expected
    536 1 T EW YORK, Mon. 11 Mr. Frank Aiken, Ireland's Foreign Minister, yesterday forecast growing support for joint Malayan-Irish efforts to have the United Nations formally "deplore" Communist Chinese action m Tibet. Mr. Aiken was replying to a question on the
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    Lock icon GETTING DOWN TO HARD WORK
    89 1 GETTING DOWN TO HARD WORK INCHE Mohamed Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, P.A.P. Assemblyman, kneels to knock m a nail yesterday during the aid project to Pulau Seraya by 700 volunteer workers. He was helping to build a fence around Pulau Seraya's graveyard. Keeping the wire tight is Mr. Raman Pillay,
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    STOP PRESS
    49 1 TATTOOED MEN AT MINISTRY Two he Hearing vlrainpijx iron Manila shirts Ml na and Manila shiru nr.ir Ministry of Labour am' Law m Ha\<l j.ij>or« IMS morning day ol Utt tlf »urr» i ciav if\> i con ctOngMi ire, h Ah Hie* 1 ED •toU ;»orr < d
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      24 1 THE H W Jit I I/ i 1 L shaving W Kw 7 FOR MEN P s^ SHULTON [S w#w Tmi Twuitt pfl I
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      42 1 Bakit Timah race-finish photos P 8 Johore news P 6 The Singapore Scene P 4 Footlights and Floodlights P 6 Cartoons P 3 Other overseas cables P 10 Women's Comer Page 3 Your lucky star P 3 INDEBTED GOVT. MEN-See page 5
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    Lock icon PHILIP TODAY SEES SHIP LAB: SMOOTHER SEA VOYAGES?
    546 2 PHILIP TODAY SEES SHIP LAB: SMOOTHER SEA VOYAGES? LONDON, Mon.— K\peri m c n t s which should result m passengers having smoother sea vovare to be undertaken m a new lalx>ratorv to be ooened m suburban Felthani today by the Duke of Edinbungh. The laboratory is an addition to
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    Lock icon BIG FIRMS GET DIRECT OFFER BY STEEL MEN
    242 2 WASHINGTON, Monday. THE Steelworkers Union yesterday offered to sign separate contracts with any of the big 12 steel producers who agreed to accept its scaled-down proposal for ending the 96-day-old strike. Simultaneously a three-man fact-finding board appointed by President Eisenhower met for
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    Lock icon R.I. ore quest
    27 2 JAKARTA, Mon.— A company m Central Java has been given a licence to explore for manganese ore deposits m the Gunune Kidul area.- Reuter
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    RED SAILING SHIP IN U.K.
    45 2 Tovarish a Russian 2.472-ton three-masted sailing ship has just paid a three-day visit to Plymouth, England. This square-rigged ship is the biggest of three used by the Russians to train cadets at sea and is normally based m the Baltic.
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    Lock icon JAPAN LIFTS MACHINERY IMPORT BAN
    118 2 JAPAN LIFTS MACHINERY IMPORT BAN TOKYO Mon. Japan's Ministry of International Trade and Industry has announced a plan to partially liberalise the import of more than 30 items of machinery. The announcement comes on the eve of Japan's import restrictions being discussed by the Balance of Payments Committee. It is
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    Lock icon Helicopter in sea rescue
    81 2 Helicopter in sea rescue A helicopter from the U.S. aircraft carrier. Lexington, rescued British airman Sub.Lt. John George Wood from the South China Sea on Oct. 16. Suffering minor abrasions and bruises, he was picked up 35 minutes after his Hawker Seahawk collided with another Seahawk. The other plane managed
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    Lock icon U.S. ready to give up Africa bases?
    43 2 RABAT, Mon.— Arab language newspaper Al Tahrir, said here that the United States would be prepared to evacuate American bases m Morocco within two years. American authorities here declined to confirm or deny the report. Reuter
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    POP— Tube trained
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    Lock icon 'KEEP WORKING' DOCK ORDER IS EXTENDED
    143 2 NEW YORK, Monday. A FEDERAL judge issued a preliminary injunction at the week-end forbidding a resumption of the strike by dockers at East and Gulf Coast ports until Dec. 27. The judge, issuing the injunction yesterday, extended by 70 days a temporary restraining order
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    Lock icon WHALERS SET BIG TARGET
    44 2 AMSTERDAM, Mon— Holland's Antarctic whaling fleet will leave Amsterdam on Oct. 31 to get 24.000 tons of whale oil for the 1959-1960 season. This target is the biggest ever set by its owners, the Netherlands Whaling Company of Amsterdam. Reuter
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    MALAYAN SHAKE MARKET
    688 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices SINGAPORE. SATUROAY. INDUSTRIALS Previaus Taiay Alex Bricks Pref. 1 "5 1.70 C-ds. '2.35 2.20 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buvers B.B. Petrol 48 49/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19/- Ords. 38 6 39 Federal Dispensary 1.C3 1.06 Fitzpatricks
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    AIRLINES SEEK GIRLS
    88 2 AIRLINES SEEK GIRLS Busing H l. tun I The Arc* then I a mo I BO AC 1 th< JAKARTA Oftefck k^ foreign I fused or>:i Jr *1 abW I lndon«- I JAKARTA Indom I beei. m Lub I TOKYO I rai, typh ship the jerusa: Mini*to 1 1 LONDON
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    SHIPSI PORT
    52 2 SHIPSI PORT Ships Mn* »lMg*Mr ttrl pore Harbour Board m expected umU m Straat V B Dtemtt 4 11 Maru V Glenar! 10 11. E 1 Mar;. I Bogdank! me NWaU 2. Sa 21 22. H; I Puji M;> |29 30. S Stra* 35 36. Mam 40 41. Pra Pw»
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  • WOMEN'S CORNER
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      Lock icon Ige isn't important —it's way you dress
      199 3 Ige isn' t important it' s way you dress j\v- I young would she like to ok? Would she rather be described as **a young 50* or "a tired 35"? To be called "young looking is pleasant. But to iool your friends into underestimating your age by. y. 10 years
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      Lock icon Army bans sale of typewriters
      66 3 JAKARTA, Mon. The Army m Bengkulu, South Sumatra, ordered the registration of all typewriters and stencil machines after reports that rebels m the area wanted this equipment for propaganda purposes. All offices, parties and organisations were to register their typewriters and stencils with the Fifth
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      Lock icon POLICE SHIP
      23 3 JAKARTA. Mon.— A former leading craft, changed into a police vessel, has arrived m Macassar. South Celebes, from United States.- Reuter
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    Singapore chambers' plans
    210 3 Singapore chambers' plans LOYJUJY WEEK TRADE SHOW THE four Chambers of Commerce and the Singapore Manufacturer's Association will organise an exhibition to show all aspects of trade and industry m Singapore during the National Loyalty Week. The Loyalty Week will begin on Dec. 3. the day of installation of the
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    Transistor sets: Japan now tops imports
    550 3 Free Press Staff Reporter JAPAN leads all other countries m export of transistor radio sets to Malaya this year. Mr. R. Bom, department manager for Hagemeyer Trading Co. (M) Ltd., told the Free Press that Japan accounted for more than half the transistor radios
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      8 3 FCHELL co »«tionei 4 *°nderfu||y k^-i RiM) LTD.
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      344 3 THE CHARTWELL EDITION Of WINSTON chdbchiu's WAR MEMOIRS Bbi^mcM THE SECOND WORLD WAR l\ This greot new Volume* I CHARTWELL edition of l\ The Second World Wor is a ilis^gglS^S^ II triumph of both the printers' ond book- I binders' art: illustrated with a unique gollery m ttof wor photogrophs
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      15 3 t X I I W m I B I can I I m m I
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      211 3 A day when brainwork will really count. Benefit from some plan which you have put m action. CANCER (June 22-July 23) You will find happiness ou help someone else to c a perplexing problem. Do today 3 good deed! LEO "July 24- Aug. 23) You may need to catch up
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    THE Singapore Scene
    1033 4  - THE Singapore Scene IAN MOK-AI By A boatman, a couple... then the rain came Singapore Scene last week received a little package containing two cherries and a note m m French which read Lorsque je mourrai, personne ne me soignera ni me pleureta, excepte peutetre un grillon vol des libellules.
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      120 4 1 0 Pro rammc summary. 5.00 Programme summary. 5.03 7.15 Question time 730 Sine it 1.02 Melody market. 1.30 The Polynesian Paradise. 5.30 Childr- again. 8.00 Talking jxSnt fl5 news- 1.40 Newstalk. 1.45 The en's Corner. 600 Music from the Time on my hands 830 Feature Vienna Boy 8 Orchestra.
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      297 4 if^f yj^MU #WW V IM^ I Is! m\ I I 1 sBl^l I. BSJBJBJ iUUUJUH K 9 BBBT K BBBBBBBBBBBST SM SSM I 1 t J L_^_L^— 1^^^ JB CLUES ACROSS 6 Belonging to the land, he's on 1 No tight warfare is allowed parttime service (11). to go wild
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    Indebtedness: Workers seek Government view
    287 5 STAFF SIDE TO MAKE PLEA FOR LENIENCY QOVERNMENT employees want the administration to declare its stand regarding indebtedness of civil sen ante. At the next meeting: of the Joint Civil Service Council the Staff Side representatives will raise this question. They have been asked to
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    $4,250 PRIZE FOR BOOK OF CHILD FICTION
    92 5 $4,250 PRIZE FOR BOOK OF CHILD FICTION Bi the I sbit v un- lion m the 1 jp(hi pay- advance m I r nest I publish k in X tn un( er tftfl TO rfc L-rip: he un should be C,Urd m t>pp»ript nest i a literary lould be m
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    Publicity helps to reduce divorces
    256 5 BREAKUPS DOWN THIS YEAR Free Press Staff Reporter rE publicity given to cases heard m the Shariah Court had brought about a decrease m Muslim divorces m Singapore. This is the view of the president of the court and Registrar of Muslim Marriages, Inche Mohamed
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    Lock icon Smugglers sink own boat
    56 5 Smugglers sink own boat NICOSIA, Mon.-A British minesweeper on »nti-smug-giing patrol off north-ea*t Cyprus early this mor^ig Intercepted a caique suspect ed of carrying arms. But before the minesweeper could draw alongside, the caique was deliberately sunk by Its crew. Two cases of ammunition were later found and three Turks
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    SHE WANTS TO BE 'MISS KIMONO'
    164 5 r| Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. has netted 255 ne ,2L membe si?' i* ifc This is the result of Its membership campaign launched this year. The new members 164 rssSnXo 1 tts^zsz at the Members Night on Saturday at its premises m South Pier This
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    255 join Chinese V.M.C.A.
    61 5 rE Singapore Chinese V.M.C.A. has netted 255 new members. This is the result of its membership campaign launched this year. The new members 164 adults and 91 students were welcomed to the association at the Member's Night on Saturday at its premises m South Pier. This
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    IATA chief due here for three-day visit
    331 5 I ATA chief due here for three- day visit THE Director-General of the International Air Transport Association. Sir William Hildred. will fly into Singapore tomorrow for a three-day official visit. Sir William. 66. has been prominently identified with civil aviation since he became the Director-General of lATA m 1946. Sir
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    Shippers told: 'Don't kill the market'
    182 5 Shippers told: 'Don't kill the market KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Federation timber exporters yesterday urged shipping companies not to raise the freight rate for logs. They claimed that an increase m freight rates would not be economical for Japan, which had recently started buying large quantities of two types of Malayan
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    This week's film shows
    105 5 rLLOWING is the programme of free film shows to be given by the Singapore Ministry of Culture this week, starting at 7.15 nightly: Tonight: Pulau Blakang Mati; Bright Hill Drive, Thomson Road. 5 3 4 m.s. Tomorrow Kampong Ayer Germuroh; Chua Chu Kang 13 y 2
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    Film Society
    20 5 The Singapore Film Society, will hold its fifth annual meeting next Sunday at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise.
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      86 5 I Guide I cffer a m- discount off f suitings and quality Has wear until Btoc- Visit CHAN. High Street. I the Bt~ -ear, visit m BAFFLES Cben until BF»r Miliyan Indian V Handicrafts ■si ORIENT CRAFTS 81. Orchard Road. W P I iWe at I PNER MELODICA" Germany 1
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      143 5 AMERICAS FAVOURITE SOFT DRINK IN AN ENVELOPE Now m a tropical foil pack You can make 8 glaaei of K^^Jl l.> refreshing cold drink from iSo simple to make! fmpty'KOOLAID package int» 7 quart* of cold water and swttttn with Ik cup» o/ sugar and stir, Try all FOUR Kod-Aid
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      43 5 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 0.09 a.m. and 11.55 a.m. •TOMORROW: 0.44 a.m. 12.21 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1.19 a.m. and 12.51 p.m. THURSDAY: 1.55 a.m. and 1.22 p.m. FRIDAY: 2.33 a.m. and 1.57 p.m. SATURDAY: 3.20 ajn. and 2.38 p.m. SUNDAY: 4.26 a.m. and 3.35 p.m.
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      141 5 BUKIT TIMAH YOUTH CLUB: Table tennis, indoor games 4 p.m., badminton 4.30 p.m. JOO CHIAT YOUTH CLUB: Dressmaking, bad- minton. table tennis, indoor games 4 p.m. KAMALA CLUB: Sewing class 10 am. to 12 p.m., 1 p.m. to 3 p.m., 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.; Embroidery class 11 a.m. to
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    PLANS FOR TWO BY-ELECTIONS IN JOHORE
    235 6 PLANS FOR TWO BY-ELECTIONS IN JOHORE SEATS VACATED BY DATO NOAH JOHORE BAHRU, Monday. PREPARATIONS are under way for two by-elections m Johore one for the Federal House of Representatives and the other for the State Legislative Assembly. The sc:it s fell vacant on Oct. 1, when the newly elected
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    New wing for Cheshire Home
    186 6 New wing for Cheshire Home lOHORE Bahru, Mon. J —The $15,000 wing of the Johore Cheshire Home will be ready to take m the first batch of inmates m December. Volunteers who play a big part m the construction of the Home are working hard to complete the work as
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    They want to accompany blind girl to America
    206 6 SINGAPORE School for the Blind has received a dozen ie tiers from persons who are offering to accompany the deaf and blind girl. Miss Chan Poh Lin, 17, to America. Elizabeth Choy, the school's principal, said that she received letters from two
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    Lock icon 24 rebels die
    24 6 JAKARTA. Mon.—lndonesian troops killed 24 rebels m a battle at Batubanjak village, near Solok. West Sumatra, an Army communique said.- Reuter
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    Neighbouring states and nations praise land settlement plan
    850 6  -  Mark Foenander I JOHORE HIGHLIGHTS by JOHORE'S Social Service schemes have been held up as examples which can with advantage be copied by other States m the Federation. Social Welfare workers from Burma and Thailand have visited Johore Bahru to study these
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    $10,000 gift to build playground
    470 6 FIRST BIG DONATION FOR PARK IN JO HO RE Mining company promises another $1 0, 000 for foun tain and garden An artist i imprea the 810 <»00 iildrfn«| ground to b<* built I' FohCheons I .lohorf I businessman hi* <* button tow Mdv the
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    Lock icon SMALLPOX SWEEPS SOUTH CELEBES -30 DEATHS REPORTED SO FAR
    171 6 JAKARTA, Mon.— A renew- Ed outbreak of smallpox is reported to be sweeping widespread areas of the Southern Celebes. At least 30 deaths have been reported m news despatches but official figures confirming the fatalities are not immediately available m Jakarta.
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      117 6 116 pages of interest to Malayans ft P5 lp| Crammed with pictures and stories \%?4jSH m of Malaya's many achievements m I |r7|ll\M m m i m its second year of IndepenA dence. Articles on health, J& m education industries and I V every other field of national B Jkyj
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      19 6 c <n E\Ol Ij f[ CATHAY K'JTMji^^ Everything H 1 jack's c hot: Br 7T !^H Cop ol 5
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      31 6 Talk on Islam Dr. Mohamed Zaki Badawi of the University of Malaya, will talk on "Islam a/id the modem world" over the English service of Radio Singapore tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Mr. Ballet' gets bursary (first of its kind) to study in U.K.
    100 7  - Mr. Ballet' gets bursary (first of its kind) to study in U.K. Margaret Wee SINGAPORE by m Singapore's history a local been awarded a bursary by idy ballet m Britain. He director and choreographer t Company, the the afforded son this opportu- In months Garden I j the he told
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    Salmah is a princess in Cathay epic
    159 7 Salmah is a princess in Cathay epic CA THA Y-KERIS'S latest film, Noor Islam, starring Salmah Ahmad (above) as a princess and Noor din Ahmad, is the organisation's most ambitious venture yet. "Mind you." said director K. M. Basker, "we are not trying to vie with thai grand old man
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    RECOGNISE FILM QUIZ GIRL OF THE WEEK?
    213 7 RECOGNISE FILM QUIZ GIRL OF THE WEEK? QNLY one film quizzer V kn«w that the famous role played by both Maria Callas and Greta Garbo was the lead m The Lady of the Camelias. So the first prize of $10 m last week's competition goes to Mrs. Marina Simaloff, 17,
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    'Terrible mistake' —but now she's rising young star
    539 7 'Terrible mistake but now she' s rising young star UOR as long as she can remember Ting Ning, rising young Shaw Brothers star, has loved films. But not until two years ago had she given a single thought to making them her career. It was a hot summer's day m
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    SHARES A FLAT WITH FRIEND
    235 7 SHARES A FLAT WITH FRIEND the right circle of friends for a debutante daughter. And the newly christened Ting Ning had all her own charms to help her blaze the way of her trail to film fame. But she was still at school and was determined to finish It and
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    'MUSIC IS IN ME...I LIVE ON IT'
    326 7  -  ROY LAZAROO BY iIfINSTON FILMER, a members of Radio Singapore's dance band, The Malayanaires, is a self taught musician vith a style of his own. He is not only one or our est double-bass players but ilso a good guitarist, drummer, pianist and
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    Oldest runner and jockey win Cup
    1520 8  -  ALLAN LEWIS TWO 'VETERANS 9 STOLE THE SHOW AT BUKIT TIMAH L. ARROGANCE, 'FRIENDLESS' IN BETTING, PAID $167, $33 By HOW THEY FINISHED AT B. TIMAH Date: Oct. 17, 1959 GOING c^ [^ORD Arrogance, an eight-year-old New Zealand bred stallion ridden by 53-year-old Welsh
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      232 8 For Comfort and Quiet, Stay at: 50«5TRAHDHOT^ Bencoolen Street, Singapore 7. ...i......... j Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms This comfortable Hotel is Centrally situated, clean with all modern conveniences. Food is good with a nice BAR Private Car Pork Facilities. Telephones *****/9, *****. IMr Th* Ls*+**+ /iJDr\ High Fidelity Superb reproduction. Unbreakable
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    MR. NAIDU GIVES UP HIS SEAT IN SAFA
    83 9  - MR. NAIDU GIVES UP HIS SEAT IN SAFA VERITY GILL He By I I on the as a Eat SinsaI SerI Asso- Free do I ore Et»nr Foott. I iConw I retary am- 1 i of the asso-i I 1 on I of I any X mbers j ept the
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    R.S.G.C. avenge last year's golf defeat
    78 9 Kore Golf Club beat Seremban Golf Club by 8] points to two four-ball matches m an annual played on the R.S.G.C. course yester- the I rday I was >*ches I May- t pt.) and and on 14 Howart 1 Smart I Hale k\ c
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    141 9 i ny match I rmo and *ome reason he was left m that call. The contract was just made. West having led King of Clubs when he was In with Spade ace. Britain seemed set for a big swing but the chance went begging m a very odd
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    SHA NAME 16 FOR THE QUAD
    119 9 SHA NAME 16 FOR THE QUAD yHE Singapore Hockey Association named 16 players to travel to Kuala Lumpur for the Malayan Hockey Federation's quadrangular next week. The announcement was made after yesterday's trial on the GSC ground when an SHA XI beat the Army 6-0. The 16 are: A. Rozario.
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    Lock icon ATTACK ON BOLTON GOAL
    52 9 MATTHEWS the Chels- ea goalie dives at the E feet of Edwards, the E Bolton centre forward E E during an attack on his E goal at Stamford E E Bridge recently. Bolton won this F.A. Division E league fixture by two goals to nothing.- Keystone
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    JACMAC READY to WIN
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    563 9  - CHARNLEY, BRITAIN'S PRIDE, SIGNS FOR WORLD TITLE BOUT DESMOND HACKETT By LONDON, Mon. DAVE CHARNLEY, 23-year-old British light-weight champion, versus Joe Brown, 33 year old world light weight champion, was the big fight signed and settled in London last week. Proud promoter Jack Solomons, who made this cigar and champagne
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    137 9 NEW YORK, Monday. THE world champion Los Angeles Dodgers and Chicago White Sox carved up the biggest world series jackpot m history with each of 29 victorious Dodgers receiving a record M 533,693.44 for a full share. Each of the 31 members of l the
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    71 9 T ONDON, Mon. Prince Yj Aly Khan yesterday became the most successful racehorse owner m the history of British turf. When his filly Petite Etoile won the Champion Stakes at Newmarket it brought his winnings to SM893.344 an all-time record. His father, the late Aga Khan,
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    209 10 'Summit at end of next month BONN, Mon. The West German news agency. D.P.A., quoting unspecified Bonn sources, said last night President Eisenhower had proposed a Western summit at the end of November, either m Paris or Geneva. The agency said the President made the proposal m letters last week
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    58 10 WASHINGTON. Mon. Informal conversations among Argentinian, Chilean, Australian and British delegates to the Antarctic conference yesterday, failed to lead to any definite agreement. There was some possibility that a temporary postponement might be asked for at a meeting of the committee on political and legal
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    40 10 HARRIMAN. (New York). Mon.— Russia and Red China are said to be spending over US$lOO million a year for communist propaganda m Latin America, a four-day private conference on U.S. relations with Latin American countries has disclosed. U.P.I.
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    423 10 'We shall not yield to any claims, says Krishna M > Chinese now want to ease tension, states Subandrio NEW YORK, Monday. MR. V. K. Krishna Menon, India's Defence Minister, warned last night that India would not tolerate "arrogance" from Communist China and would not be
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    121 10 Rebels in N. Sumatra 'smashed' JAKARTA, Mon— The Indonesian Army said Government forces have smashed the backbone of a newlyformed unit of rebel "shock troops" in restless North Sumatra. An official spokesman in Medan also reported mounting "conflicts" among the rebels themselves. He told reporters the insurgents of the outlawed
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