The Singapore Free Press, 12 November 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Elation in Assembly
    27 1 Opinion Elation in Assembly Ed, i I Or. Toh We do not stretch out hands. but we 'II mm oe grateful for assistance from any country BSD
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    STORE POLICY ON AID
    252 1 'Help from West, China or Russia would be welcome 9 SINGAPORE will welcome aid trom any country Russia and Communist China as well Britain and the United States This was stated In Jogjakarta yesterday by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, i cording to
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    U.N. TEAM IN LAOS
    60 1 BRIG. Gen. Heriberto Ahrens (left) of Argentina and Count Ludovico Barattieri (pointing, right) of Italy, two of the four members of the United Nations Security Council Sub-committee on Laos, tour the Sam Teu area with Laotian Gen. Amkha Soukhavong (centre). The other two members are Habib
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    $13,500 payroll snatch: 5 youths rob contractor
    339 1 $13,500 payroll snatch: 5 youths rob contractor l/'UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Singapore thugs are believed to be the brains behind a 813,500 payroll snatch on the road to Pahang last night. It has been strongly suspected that a few hoodlums on the wanted list of the Singapore police are at large
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    RUBBER SOARS 11 1/4 CENTS
    65 1 rvECEMBER first grade 1 U rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 130 cents per lb.. up 11! cents on yesterday's close. The tone was erratic. December became the officially quoted current position today. The local rise followed the strengthening of the price
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    Lock icon New Russian note on West Berlin
    95 1 New Russian note on West Berlin MOSCOW, Thurs. Russia handed over a note to Britain yesterday dealing with the German question, British sources said here. It was believed similar notes were also handed over to the United States and France. There were grounds for thinking the note referred to the
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    Lock icon SOS FROM SINKING SHIP
    72 1 Manila. Thurs. A motorship, the Nikkii Maru (tonnage unknown), reported, today "am sinking. Flooding number one hatch. Require immediately assistance," according to an S.O.S. signal intercepted by the R.C.A. radio station here. The signal gave the ship s position as about 466 nautical miles east-north-east of
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    CANADA OFFERS SCHOLARSHIPS
    42 1 Mr. Roland Michener, the Speaker of Jhe Canadian House of Commons, who arrived m Singapore yesterday. He said that Canada would be extending 250 scholarships to South -East Asian countries, particularly Singapore and Malaya under a new Commonwealth scheme.
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    Lock icon We'll float together,' says Tengku
    142 1 We'll float together,' says Tengku SYDNEY. Thurs. The Federation Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman told a New South Wales state luncheon yesterday that Malaya pret erred "to float together" with the Commonwealth. Replying to a toast by the New South Wales Premier, Mr. R. J. Helfron. the Tengku said Maiaya
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    Lock icon Malay classes in Australia
    77 1 MELBOURNE, Thurs.— The Victorian Education Department would set up classes m Malay if enough students were interested and an instructor was available, the Assistant Director of Education, Mr. A. McDonell, said yesterday. In the past there had been a poor response to classes m Asian languages.
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    Counter-offer to railnien
    50 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Federation Government has turned down the demand of the railway joint council oi -action ior a pension scheme. Instead, it has offered a 20 per cent, contributory provident fund scheme to the 2,000 monthly paid railway employees who joined the service after 1936.
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 de mc Cause of drjth in No inj en b«x. REVOLVER SEI2 11 llOU: Fir ct 1 !v 1 jnd I i rengku Ab whom 1 h id
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      26 1 Pa?e Holiday guide feature. 5 12 Services section 15 Women's Corner 3 Your lucky star 3 Cartoons 16 Latest racing statistics 16 Other overseas cables 18
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    'TIN PRICE WILL GO HIGHER'
    283 2  - 'TIN PRICE WILL GO HIGHER Gog Quota restrictions almost certain to be lifted m first quarter of 1960 -Financial Times POP —Fight for Promotion By Dealers say buffer stock holdings are small I OXDOX, Thurs. The price of tin will rise. Once tin held by the buffer stocK was sold
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    Lock icon Big car firm stops work
    144 2 DETROIT. Thurs. (;encral Motors, the world's biggest tar manufacturer, announced yesterday that it was suspending production of all cars for an indefinite period after today, due to lack of steel. Mthough steel workers were now back at the steel mills. General Motors had received no
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    Advance in rubber in London
    149 2 Advance in rubber in London f ONDON, Thurs. FollowJL* ing the continued upward trend m Singapore the London rubber market was a half-penny a pound higher at the opening yesterday. Business was done during tne morning at a further slight advance. Traders attributed the firmness to the state of the
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    702 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle pri< SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterody Tocay Alex Bricks Prer 1.70 U* Ords. 1 99 1.99 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 50'- 50B.M. Trustees 5.25 5 25 Con. Tin Smelt Prtf. Ords Federal Dispensary 107 1.07 Fitzpatricks 97 .99 Fraser Neave
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    48 2 HONG KONG, Wednesday, j Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,060 $1,070; n Ins. Canton. .$B3 00 582.50 j Wheelock Mardeu $5.50 $5.50 &$5.35 H Kong phone $29.80 $29.90 Dairy Farm Cold Storage $19.40 $20.00 &519.T0 Taikoo Docks $35.50 $58.00
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    MALAYA AND RI IN NEW FUND MOVE
    60 2 MALAYA AND RI IN NEW FUND MOVE NEW YORK. Thurs.— Forty -six nations including Malaya and Indonesia yesterday began a further move to have the United Nations establish a capital development fund. The group tabled a draft resolution m the general assembly's economic committee calling on member states to consider
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    Lock icon Selling British
    39 2 LONDON, Thurs.— The President of the Board of Trade Mr. Reginald Maudling told the House of Commons yesterday that he was setting up a British Exports Publicity Council to Improve public relations for British Goods overseas. Reuter
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    Lock icon TYPHOON EMMA
    27 2 TOKYO. Thurs.— The United States Air Force weather station at Fuchu said yesterday that typhoon Emma was located 430 i miles north-east of Mar.ila. Reuter
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    New tariffs for Thailand
    51 2 BANGKOK. Thurs. The Finance Minister, Mr. Sunthorn Hongladarom. said a new list of customs tariffs would be presented for enactment to the Constituent i Assembly and enforced at the beginning of next year. The list would provide classification for 2.000 items compared with 200 items at
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    No copper releases
    238 2 Business briefs NEW YORK, Thurs. In--1 formed trade sources yesterday rejected rumours of impending releases of copper from tne Government stockpile to relieve the current shortage of the metal. CANBERRA. Lead and zinc exporting interests m various countries will review the limits they voluntarily imposed m 1958
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    Lock icon TEN FACTORIES
    26 2 BANGKOK. Thurs.— The Thai Ministry of Industry will sign agreement today for the establishment of ten factories, including a tinplating plant, m Thailand- Reuter
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    281 2 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Chusan 1/3, Braeside 4/5. Thai 6A, Athene 6 7. Carthage 8 9. Sinaloa 10/11, Kyoto 13 14. Bencruachan 15/16, j Luna Maersk 18, Peik 19, Scudai N. Wall 3, East Sea N. Wwall 4. Giang
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      91 2 LONDON. Nov 11 Yesterday Tortay RUBBER No. 1 RSS •.i.f. European port* Nov Dec 33 13 1 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 354 r.UBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Dec. Jan. Mar. TONE: Continues strong. Above prut.'-, quoted in pi PEPPER: White Sarawak f.aq. c.i f.
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      New York Prices
      48 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 11 Yesterday Today TIN Straits spot 1*1.71 TIN futures Straits Cortract Dec. 102.25 1 jan i TONE: Steady. SALES: Nil RUBBER Futures Nov Jan 4U.4U TONE: Firm SALES: 210 lots. No. 1 RSS Nov. landed price II COFFEE: Futures B Contract D»t
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      Dow Jones Averages
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      U.S. Pepper
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      59 2 tOf.L I I COPRA Pci f v n ti'fopfjn f^eliverffi per lon. tor COPRA, itrjus UK NeT ropean p vered w< lon>. COCONUT OIL i Straits ci t i repean p,,-|. bulk per m. Nov. COCONUT OIL I Ceylon c i ropean port* hulk pf Nov. PMiLIPPINC
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    Govt. lauded for consulting the opposition
    579 3 UNANIMITY OVER NEW STATE SYMBOLS I VJIENT and iris- mblynea [heir rare v n I iroved anrest I tulture, Mr. des- inivtTsal I I I of 1 H I A. P Rajah <SPAer Par Mr. Rajah contended that since the chairman was an employee
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    Lock icon BIDS FOR CHEAP AIR TRAVEL TO COLONIES FAIL
    208 3 BIDS FOR CHEAP AIR TRAVEL TO COLONIES FAIL LONDON, Thursday. ALL attempts to provide cheap air links with Britain's colonies so far have been blocked. British Independent Air Transport Association alleged yesterday. The association, composed of 18 small companies which run aircraft both on scheduled services and on charter, said
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    Lock icon Unclaimed violin sold
    54 3 picture. BIDDING for this violin, complete with case and music books m Chinese, began at two dollars m yesterday's auction of unclaimed articles left behind by passengers m buses and taxis. The sale was held at the Singapore Registrar of Vehicles Department m Middle Road. The violin
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    13 hotels bid to stay in business
    172 3 1 3 hotels bid to stay in business THIRTEEN Singapore j hotels are contesting an application to have their licences cancelled. Police asked the Hotels Licensing Board yesterday m a public session at the Singapore High Court that they be closed on the grounds that they were used for improper
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    Vice warning by Ministry
    70 3 THE Singapore Ministry of Labour and Law last night »ved a warning to men living on the immoral umings of women and girls, drawing attention to the case or a man jailed foils months. A Ministry statement said: The Department of Social Welfare and the Anti-Vice
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    Lock icon Frozen to death in seconds
    45 3 NUMAZU. Japan. Thurs. Shipyard worker Susumu Alizawa. 24. was frozen to death m a matter ol" seconds yesterday when ammonia gas pushed from its container while he was repairing the freezing compartment m the hold of a fishing boat.- U.P.I
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    Lock icon Naval visit
    24 3 MOSCOW. ThUTS. A squadron of Soviet warships Is expected to arrive m Jakarta on Nov. 17 on a friendly visit.- Reuter U.P.I
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    Officer cleared
    25 3 A Customs officer. I.im Clioon Beng. was yesterday acquitted o: summons charge 01 assault brought against him by a youth, Ne Lian Kirn.
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    Lock icon Commons query: Why did U.K. abstain in the Tibet issue?
    194 3 LONDON, Thurs. British abstention from voting m the United Nations on the resolution on Chinese action m Tibet "m no way implied diminution of British sympathy for the Tibetan people." Mr. John Proiumo. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said
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    Cakes and clothes the Filipino way
    253 3 I >Afomen's Corner SISTERS ARE BACK FROM COURSES TWO talented SingaA pore sisters, Carmina and Dolores Anciano, who recently returned from the Philippines after completing courses m cakemaking and sewing, hope to make local people appreciate Filipino ways. Dolores and Carmina Anciano, daughters of
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    WOMAN FOUND HANGED IN TEMPLE
    110 3 WOMAN FOUND HANGED IN TEMPLE A WOMAN mental patient of a Chinese temple physician hanged herself m the i temple three days after being placed under his charge, a Singapore coroner's court was 1 told yesterday. Hwang Yin, a temple keeper m West Hill Road told the coroner. Inche Ahmad
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    DECREE NISI
    63 3 Mr. Justice Chua m the Sin- gapore High Court yesterda\ i granted 8 decree nisi to Joan de Souza. nee Pereira. who sued her; huflband, Shirley Leon de Souza. a motor mechanic, for dissolution of her marriage with him on the ground of desertion. The decree is to
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      19 3 SAVE 40 I PRICE! Soprani J ::ordions I dR 3m "'I cos. m. lt!i S '«9opor«. iq pm -j9.
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      209 3 play tennis In good news! £|^|f*y warner's* The tatox-bmok strapless that stays up ALWAYS!! NOW you can even play tennis m a strapless bra! The cool, latex back hugs you closely keeps this bra up ALWAYS! GOOD NEWS is the most exciting bra you've ever worn; won't slip, slide or
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      407 3 c r^L, -tih ft tif^^ft^fc A^AA^^u t a^|^^l>**iJ^^Jfi^ft T¥ fr^^^tft^w^^ljfy^tfyft^ 1 BORN today, you have a vivid imagination and gift of words, cither m writing or speaking. Yo 1 are fond of travel and make d^ wherever you %o. Your magnetic personality Ingratiates you to others, and your road toward
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      79 3 CANCER <June 22-July 23) A day when losses can bp incurred unless you ar* 1 unusually cautious In all that you do. LEO (July 24-AUK 23) Clear your desk at the office and Ue sure nothing I 5 lelt unfinished. VIRGO (All?. 24-Sept. 23 Be self-reliant lor the next, few
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  • One step to eternity
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      FULL SPEED —TO HELL
      1549 4  -  RON EVANS BY rONVOY HX 81 was eight days out from Halifax. Nova Scotia; three dozen ships herded protectively together, slowly zig-zag-ging through the vast greyness of the North Atlantic. Their speed was eight knots the speed of the slowest ship. Only one ship guarded them,
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      601 4 I Fine DIAMOND RINGS j m NEW DESIGNS I j r. s. tie silva j Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Telephone: ***** •■niiiuwmiimiiiiiMiHitmiimiDiiHiniiiiiiiiiiiiir Straits Times Free Press For the convenience of od»erI tiscrs our reprr»«ntotivei ot lit Floor, COLO STORAGE ARCADE, Orchard Rood, Singapore receive small advertisements and box number
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      274 4 ASHA'S X'MAS siJ NOW ON i J: NOW IS YOUR OPPort, v TO COME TAKE ADVA MAKE YOUR DOLLAR I shorts S4.90» ch I mm ,ng SP0 "T SHlR-s to J $j COSTUMES $2.50<">o u Ti^ 1 jfcoACRON COTTON Nc shirts $8.50 SH1RTS g, PLAIN FANCY °3.0y H TIK cy
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      589 4 YOUR DAILY CROSSWORD lAjiJiij TODAY'S CLUES ACROSS 17 f i:t^? ith at s necessary North African country 16). Ik \?A% *5 n ~r J^k 1. Prom which an assessment 18 Sw "SiS? decapitates the SSg^S"" Sh PPInS I||||||||£%l||||| RA I)T() of submarine warfare may be JL^J. m M M. \^r
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  • THE PRESS Holiday Guide
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      THE 'FATHER' OF WORLD TRAVEL
      1061 5 Born 150 years ago this month a man whose name is household word THOMAS COOK, the man wh o made it possible to walk into a travel office m Nairobi and book a through rail ticket from Paris to Pyongyang m Korea, was born m
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      69 5 a HOLIDAY think of M^» JJJP FROM SINGAPORE ■^Sr frequent "y —^^j^fen^/ can take you to any major city m the Far East I ALSO, •WV offers you economical V l^J excursion fares valid 90 days vffMA one way by SEA the other by AIR ■,7J^£- ccithciv pacific airirifciv s
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      88 5 The first brochure for A trip to Wales THE TOURIST'S GUIDE: A HAND BOOK OF TUB TRIP LEICESTER, KOTTIKGHAM, AUD DERBY TO LIVERPOOL ASD THE COAST OF NORTH* WALES. CONTAINING A DESCRIPTION OF THE PLACES AND OBJECTS OF INTEREST ON THE ROUTE, THE "LIONS" OF LIVERPOOL, SCENES ON THE COAST
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      76 5 Cn ai^ c wiu UUIV ml SAVEYOU MONEY COOKS V E 400 S COOKS 1 I FOR ALL AAAI/O OVER I TRAVEL I 1 1 1 1 X 100 YEARS I WORLDWIDE W VVIIV EXPERIENCE CA A 1/ A KNOW ALL THE II II X X MOST ECONOMICAL W V
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      271 6 ON THE 'KANGAROO' ROUTE TO LONDON AND EURoI M* .^aaaaaaaaaaaawr >- ::->:|;:yi': '::i >:::V 0" VSi V >::V ::x:;v::? |:i t ..j FLY EITHER OR BOTH AT NO EXTRA FARE You can now fly pure jet on the qantas b.o.a.c. 'Kangaroo' Route any day of the week m the world's
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    Seeing is believing...
    879 7 What to do and what to wear there MINUTE RED SPOT ON THE MAP IS HONG KONG HONG KONG must be seen to be beiieved. If one looks at a map ot the world, it may be difficult to rind that minute red spot which represents another
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      185 7 EVERYWHERE I III 1 SHflHl L g familiar >i^hl-6ingjiporc*a /A buj*) watt r-hoiU-aloni: uhich f\^l ln>/ i k man > a connoisseur Biuv Kjyr^f uh«H' rliout (»l njiarrtte* i> jBTB @prpss 555 SWISSAIR li^l a 1 The Airline of Switzerland Hd gets smaller, more able day by day... so much
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      295 7 w V*^^^ 1 a 4m M i^ q 25TH AUGUST 11TH SEPTEMBER p fi^\ EVERETT TRAVEL SERVICE -jfr\ \l V K^^ are pleased to announce their /^L^r\\S\ J /j> appointment, by the Organising v^J \X Committee, as Official Agents I m Singapore for the *&5 1 XVII Olympiad All kinds
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    EXPECTED SOON-3 BOEINGS
    45 8 Air-India International has placed an order for three Boeing 707 inter-continental jet airliners, (right) the delivery of which is expected to begin by January. The new jet Boeing 707 will reduce the present flying time between any two points almost by half.
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    MAGIC CARPET TO KASHM
    680 8 Engineering triumtl SPRING, that is the pit k oi the seasous of the year. And Kashmir, that is the pick of the holiday spots m the East. In picturesque and charming Kashmir, lies the Venice of the Last. Srinayar on the banks of the Dal Lake.
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    1960-rare year for tourists
    265 8  - 1960-rare year for tourists Pierre Harcourt i*ti |\urixg 1960 there will take place three t\ whose grcai int^v rare occurrence will make early booking abso: essential. The first is the Passion Play at Oberammergau. the second the Olympic Games In Rome and the third is the Floriade m Rotterdam. The
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      357 8 Wken m Singapore enjoy spacious. a Goodwood fSSrfbv-v- mk I < Mj Garden Surroundings. Wmm^o***^i J goodwood park hotel, Ljg 9 Scoffs Rood, SINGAPORE 9. fg^BW y e *****. Coble: Goodpark. Acclaimed for the g I) s£sr Chinese food 8 (MAYFAIR HOTEL) r/ie one an(f only Shanghai Restaurant m Singapore!
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  • Taking the trouble out of travel
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      THEY CAN EVEN TELL YOU PRICE OF PETROL IN OTHER LANDS
      519 9 rE only travel agency m the country with travel offices m Singapore, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh and Penang, and branch offices on the East Coast of Malaya is Boustead and Company. Ltd.. which puts this firm m the unique position
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      Russia on your holiday mind?
      782 9 Russia on your holiday mind? A word on visas pEOPLE thinking of visiting Russia could not do better than have a word with the nearest Air India International agent. Here is some of the late.^t information they will receive. ENTRY VISA: Every case is considered on its merits. TOIRIST VISA:
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      96 9 CAREFREE LEAVE Lei us handle your PACKING ami STORAGE I SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. With ,3APORE PACKING CO., LTD. 8E Asia Insurance Building THE PIONEER FIRM IN SINGAPORE O FEDERATION OF MALAYA :ur Packing Baggage Requirements. Latest Machineries, Modern The Most Experienced Packers. I Estimates Gi«en Without Obligation. L.ncs,
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      334 9 Jm| round trips to &Ss2Ms M S TJIWANGI TJILUWAH y| RJ^^^^VS^^y 27 DAY ROUNDTRIP it^^> L^\ P STA^ IN JAPAN J ]M v\a| A ew n Hongkong each way J fs^ s Class Air-Conditioned throughout J S^££ FREE STAY ON BOARD J FARE- Ist. CLASS from $851/- CLASS $578/- >:■■■■
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  • Wonders of the world —all in one country
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      to delight overseas tourist
      590 10  -  JEFFREY J. SMITH BY A QANTAS REPRESENTATIVE lIERE'S a country which is a Travellers' Digest Land, if ever there was one. Other s'ogans have been coined: "A World m Miniature," "All the Wonders ct the World m One Country." "The World m a Nutshell" and so
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      89 10 FROM .^^^^■■■-■_^-i-^_^_e^' 1 HOMES AWAY FROM HOME! *Pr CATHAY HOTEL AN AIR-CONDITIONED HOME S\ IN THE HEART OF THE CITYf T>u TEL: 2812 CABLES: "CATHAYREST CATHAY 1 A MUST> IN EVERY organisation TRAVELLER'S ITINERARY! THE OCEAN PARK HOTEL YOUR PLACE IN THE SUN AN IDEAL LUXURY RESORT BY THE SEA!
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    A FEW OF THE 'DIGEST LAND'S' ATTRACTIONS
    157 11 OA proud fisherman displays a fat rainbow trout caught m a lake near Arthur's Pass. New Zealand boasts some of the best stream and lake fishing m the world and off its coasts can be found marl m as big as any m
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      143 12 Another electronic miracle by f^hMMliJm mm f% 1 IS ffifty^ T/z/^ /ato/ miracle of electronic development gives you IHP^ZJhI instant hair line precision tuning, plus an accurate IHmiSlll me W luaS I HI iliU-^^^^^ battery power-reading at a glance HEIL jB l ml 9 J i^j-^^~^\r c^^^^^^ 7• I nJ^fiX
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  • When women take to crime
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      DHORE AGREES TO KILLING OGUE JUMBOS
      170 13 :PUR, Wednesday. ictive elephants whicl s worth of damagt are numbered. accepted tht Wild Animals and tion Ordinance of allows Game Det officials to shoot which become a tows discus best ate Government V oi Natural es on complaints from I estateTohore. to the
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      Be careful where you shop—Razak
      165 13 Be careful where you shop Razak dfgagtr4q 8jio[ er and that they must i reliable tourist guides i able if Singapore is to ict the lucrative tourist le. The president of the Indian :.ber of Commerce then 1 all merchant to treat !y and kindly f or > at of
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      Delinquency: Japan has our problems
      159 13 Delinquency: Japan has our problems 4 JAPANESE expert on juvenile delinquency Mr. Takeshi Hayashi, yesterday said that the problems of youth here are similar to those m Japan. Juvenile delinquency stemmed from broken homes, poverty-stricken slums and polluted culture imported from foreign countries, he said. Mr. Hayashi, Is a member
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      Reception for youth mission
      113 13 Reception for youth mission The leader of the third group of the Japanese Youth Goodwill Mission, Mr. Toshio Morikawa converses with the Commissioner for New Zealand m Singapore, Mr K. L. Hutchens. Members of the mission yesterday visited the Commissioner. The delegation has just been on a "two-week tour of
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      With a degree
      24 13 Llm Tek Pan. L>3. came home yesterday to Singapore with a decree m mechanical engineering from New York's Robert Technical School.
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      SOCIALISTS TO CRITICISE FREE SPENDING'
      106 13 SOCIALISTS TO CRITICISE FREE SPENDING' KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The eight Socialist Front MPs are to demand strict economy when Parliament meets on Nov. 25 to consider next year's budget. They plan particularly to scrutinise the estimates of the Ministry of Defence and the Ministry of External Affairs. Agreement on this
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      LOVE is the driving force
      725 13  - LOVE is the driving force Melvin Chan By Preys of this ugly crime wave A WOMAN m love will do practically anything asked of her by her lover, even if it means "crimes with violence". This is the opinion of a spokesman of the Singapore Social Welfare Department commenting on
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      Socialist Front official's talk
      70 13 Mr. Lim Kean Siew, joint secretary of the Malayan People's Socialist Front, will tonight give a talk at the University of Malaya m Singapore. Mr. Lim will talk on "The role of the Socialist m the Malaya of today" at the Law Lecture Theatre of the
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      BACK FROM U.S. CONFERENCE
      67 13 Mr. S. B. Neoh, Public Relations Manager of Standard-Vacuum (Ml Company, Malaya Division, has returned to Singapore from the United States after a three-week conference at the company's headquarters In New York. During the conference, attended by 14 public relations managers from Stanvac areas m the
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      39 13 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 9.32 p.m. TOMORROW: 9.35 am. and 10.13 p.m. MMKDAY: 10.00 a.m. nd 10.50 p.m. SI M)\^ 10.26 a.m. and 11.22 p.m. MONDAY- 10.53 a.m. TUESDAY*: 0.00 a.m. and ILa a.m. WHiNFSDAY: 0.35 a.m. and 11.52 a.m.
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      183 13 TODAY YWCA. < Rallies Quay>: SINGAPORE PUBLICITY Members farewell party to CLUB: Luncheon at Lido ResLady Goode 5 p.m. taurant 12.45 p.m., Guest Y.W.C.A .Outram Road): Speaker, Mr. W. W. Yung of Malay civil service Std. One vvrl -7 p.m.: tabk tennis 7.30 p.m. KAM ALA CLUB: Sewing class 10
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    404 14 THE WORLD OF SCIENCE I\EVhLOI\\IKXT of ion propulsion for space vchi*J cl< > is making steady progress m the United States, (ieneral Electric Company scientists reported recently to an American Rocket Society meeting. A small ion engine now under laboratory test could be ready for testing m space as early
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    OCEAN DESERTS TO BE MADE FERTILE
    175 14 reactors may be used to make "deserts' m i m the oceans fertile and thereby increase the world's food supply. This proposal has been made by the Committee on Oceanography of the U.S. National g Academy of Sciences and National Research Council. The fertile
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    'WEE FOLK' LIVED 9,000 YEARS AGO
    381 14 'WEE FOLK LIVED 9,000 YEARS AGO Says archaeologist AUTHENTIC traces of the "wee folk" who lived m Ireland 9,000 years ago have been found during excavations m a gravel pit at Coleraine, it is claimed. The discoverer, local archaeologist Mr. A. McL. Maj -ays traces of cooking firehave been found
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    The man who's spending $570 million likes filming Far
    384 14 The man who's spending $570 million likes filming Far FOR the third consecutive year Executive Head of Production Buddy Adler has been authorised to spend over MslBo million m preparing 20th Century Fox's 1960 programme of major Cinemascope attractions for the screen entertain ment of world audiences. Aggressive Added to
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    423 14 TWO men will spend five hours a day for the next two weeks teaching a 9ft grey nurse shark to swim. The shark, weighing 5001 b. has been listless and stupifted since it was caught m a net last week and taken to Sydney's Taronga Park zoo.
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    PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
    196 14 SIR Edmund Hillary has found interest among American institutions m backing a scientific expedition he wants to lead to the Himalayas. Included m this plan is a party of "guinea pigs" to scale the mountain without oxygen. LAST BOOK SOMERSET Maugham has written a book to
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    102 14 MORE than half a million archaeological specimens are being brought to Cambridge University for examination from a site m Jersey, Channel. Islands. Dr. E. B. Mcßurney. the university's chief archaeologist, said the study would take four years. Specimens include spearheads, axes and tools made as far back
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    658 15  - Up the peak— and back Sgt. P. M. Howard bY. GURKHAS SET THE PACE IN HILL RACE r ri!K awe inspiring 1 13.455 it. Mount Kinabalu, highest mountain In the Malayan Archipelago, now provides the venue for a novel competition betwt c n policemen of North Borneo and visiting Army
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    29 15 «7^iiin<rtnns Reeiment inspect a negro head m the pottery and sculpture TWO men of the ""^^j.^'^Xmy art" and crafts exhibition m London.
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    437 15  - This 'golden selection is sure to please you Jonathan Russell RECORD ROUND-UP by GOLDEN AWARD SONGS. Werner Muller and hto Orchestra. Memories of you, Smoke gets m your eyes. Deep purple. Moonlight and shadows. Sunrise serenade. Serenade m the nisht. My blue heaven. Autumn serenade, Begin the beguine, Mexicali rose.
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    67 15 This ueek the Music Quiz prize Koes to a Federation reader. Mr. George Yeoh, of 11. Tong Shin Terrace. Kuala Lumpur. He was one of the few who guessed that our mystery personality was jazz pianist Earl Hine&. Now see if you can name the star above.
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    48 16 O&riaLs of the Singapore AmaWeightliftins Federation for year are- President: Mr Chua Tun Teck (re-elected). Vice-pre-sidents Messrs. k Zephb Amir and S. M. Ortega Hon secMr. Goh Tiang Seong hon. .secretary: Mr. Khoo San. Hon. treasurer: Mr en Yeo and Hon. auditor* Mr Lim Poh 80.
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    12 days to gobut year's best can be named now
    531 16 12 days to gobut year's best can be named now WITH THREE MORE MEETINGS TO GO, MALAYA'S LEADINGOWNERS TRAINEES AND W JOCKEYS ARE SO FIRMLY ENTRENCHED THAT THIS YEAR'S CHAMPIONSHIPS IN ALL THREE SECTIONS HAVE BEEN VIRTUALLY DECIDED. This is the position so far, and one cannot see any change
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    123 16 Statistics to date for all three JR. Rodcers 44 42 44 323.930 sections: J.A. Spencer 52 41 58 c.19,153 OWNERS R.N. Hobbs 36 35 35 295,400 Ist 2nd 3rd Stakes E i an alittM A7 sr oqi sft.l Bbtm 36 31 41 5198.878 Breukelen 46 53 391,583
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    67 16 UK 'failure' wins big U.S. race T AUREL, MARYLAND, L* Thurs. Cain Hoy Stable's four-year-old Bald Ea^e, a big disappointrru at m English classic races last season, yesterday scored the United States' third victory m the Washington international here. Ridden by Panamanian Jockey Manuel Ycaza. he stormed past pace-making Tudor
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      302 16 Ikird Bridge a takeof One No-Trump of any suit i iorco to same. It does not much strength as ike-out of an opemnu ill. The upper range, of course. :ihmited. At th^ other end of the scale we get ions like this: E. A A 10 A X 9 X
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    74 17 TERRY DOWNES REGAINS HIS TITLE AT EMPIRE POOL Terry Oownes regained his mid dleu eight crown last week by hammering t Muan John McCormack so hard that the referee stopped the fight m Round Fisht. The match was at London's Fmpire Pool. Photo show*: McCormack looks as if he's landing
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    173 17 WORLD SOCCER ROUND-UP ■RESULTS of world soccer v matches yesterday are m follows: BELFAST Real Madrid, the European Cup holders, beat Manchester United by six goals to five m a friendly soccer at the Santiago Beniabeu Stadium srNDERLAND England beat France 2-0 m an under-23 soccer international after a goalless
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    320 17 P LAYING better football, H. M. Dockyard were unlucky to be beat- en by Fathul Karib m the SAFA senior cup; semi-final at Jalan Besar Stadium yester-i day. Fathul won 4-2 and j will meet Darul Afiah; m the final. Dockyard's dimunitive
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    432 17 Dashing Army forwards beat Airmen in thrilling rugger match TTHE forwards won the game for the Army m the opening match of the A inter-services rugger competition at Tanglin yesterday, when they defeated the defending champions, Royal Air Force, by nine points (a try, dropped goal and penalty) to three
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    36 17 TOKYO, Thurs. The Orien' flyweight champion. Leo Espinosa. of the Philippines, last night successfully defended his title here against Hiroshi Oda, of Japan The champion won the fi^hr nn points over 12 rounds.— Reuter
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    260 17 Perak Gold Vase entries TPOH, Thurs.—Twenty- nine of the best sprinters m the country have entered for the Perak Turf Club Sultan's Gold Vase race to be run over b\ furlongs straight on the first day of the P.T.C. meeting on Sunday ,Nov. 22, Wednesday, Nov. 25, and Sunday, Nov.
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    105 18 NEHRU ON BIRTH CONTROL > T EW YORK. Thurs.— lndian I Prime Minister Mr. Nehru said m a television interview rday that he did not agree that birth control should be given top priority m India. "Food must be top priority." he said m a recorded programme. ••Some people imagine
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    65 18 MOSCOW. Thurs. A Soviet audience saw its first modern American movie last night and i;ave it a warm greeting. M film ihat sbow< that not all Americans lead lne.s of luxury. va.> shown as the Soviet film "The Cranes are Flying." was given Its American premiere
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    324 18 SET UP U.N. FUND TO COUNTER DROP IN PRICES Pakistan delegate makes a formal proposal NEW YORK, Thursday. yHE United Nations should take steps to protect less developed countries from big drops m commodity prices m the world market. This was formally proposed by Pakistan yesterday to the General Assembly's
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    102 18 KATMANDU, Thurs. Yugoslavia supports Indian policy m the Chinese->ndian border dispute according to the Yugoslav Minister to Nepal. Mr D. Kveder. He was quoted here yesterday as saying that Chinese aggression against India, if allowed to develop, could pose a threat to Nepal as well.
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    84 18 INDIA BIDS FOR JET HELICOPTERS STRATFORD. (Connecticut*. Thurs. A spokesman for the Sikorski Helicopter Corporation said yesterday that the Indian Government had been negotiating to buy its S-62 jet helicopters, which have good altitude performance, to supply mountain outposts. The helicopters can carry 12 men and perform up to altitudes
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    42 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Moscow Radio said that Lunik 111. the latest, Soviet space rocket, would make another 10 orbits around the earth and the moon and then gradually, enter the earth's atmosphere and be burned up by friction. Reuter
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    335 18 MAC'S HOPES ARE FADING ONDON, Thurs.— The Li British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, has abandoned hope of an East-West summit conference m the next six months. Diplomatic observers said yesterday President de Gaulle's obstinate veto of an early EastWest summit has convinced Mr. Macmillan that a meeting: with Mr.
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      58 18 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Representative Robert W. Kastenmeier (Democrat) proposed today that a joint American-Russian emergency force be set up under United Nations auspices to patrol the border between Red China and India. He said the Russians might accept such a proposal since "they have demonstrated deep discomfort
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