The Singapore Free Press, 18 November 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Mr. Lee's Warning
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    'DATO SHOCKED ME'
    257 1 Language agency chief sends three pamphlets to 'educate 9 Federal Minister in Malay Nasir: We'll carry on plan KUALA LUMPUR, W e d. Three copies of pamphlets on the Malay language were posted yesterday to the Minister of Works, Dato V. T. Sambanthan The sender was the
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    Cocky thugs stage daring 3 a.m. raid
    175 1 POLICE BARRACKS A FEW YARDS AWAY A PROVISION shop in Stevens Road, Singapore, only a few yards behind Wayang Satu police barracks, was raided by three masked men at 3.45 a.m. today. The intruders slashed the proprietor, Mr. Tan Keng Thi.am. 42, on
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    Statesmen keep an old date
    109 1 The Federation Prime p Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, fulfilled a pro-;, mise made last Septem- ber by taking time off j from a crowded pro- 1 gramme to keep a lun- 1 cheon date here yester- j day with Singapore Prime j Minister. Mr. Lee
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    Lock icon MYSTERIOUS OBJECT CAME OUT OF SKY
    222 1 MYSTERIOUS OBJECT CAME OUT OF SKY MANHATTAN BEACH, California. Wed. 4 MYSTERIOUS object observed by a number of persons floated out of the sky yesterday on a red and "whitish" parachute and sank in the Pacific Ocean. What was it and where lid it come from? Nobody eems even able
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    40 DEAD
    115 1 Typhoon sweeps on and into the China Sea V|ANILA. Wed.— Typhoon i»l Freda roared towards the China Sea yesterday, after striking the Philippines twice. Forty-six persons are dead, missing or injured, and at least 5.500 homeless. Philippine constabulary authorities in seven provinces reported about Ms6 million damage to
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    RUBBER DOWN 4¼ CENTS
    59 1 DECEMBEK first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at SI 32 per lb down four and one-quar-ter cents on last night's close. The tone was quiet. The market opened easier following falls of lid in London and 300 points in New York overnight.
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    Work on blast tunnel halts
    40 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Work has stopped on the 800--ft access tunnel at Cameron Highlands hydro electric scheme while Mines Department officials and other experts investigate explosion yesterday which killed one man and injured three others.
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    Lock icon THE REBELS WANT PEACE
    40 1 PARIS, Wed. The desire of the Algerian insurgent leaders to go to Paris to negotiate a ceasefire was reSorted from Tunis bv a correspondent of Le Monde as -something to which credence can be attached." Reuter
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    Lock icon Tokyo tremor
    22 1 TOKYO, Wed. An earthquake shook Tokyo at 1156 last night. There were no immediate reports of casualties or damage.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon GUNBOAT KILLS 9
    34 1 MANILA. Wed.— An Indonesian navy gunboat fired upon Filipino traders enroute to Dalawan Island. Indonesia, on Nov. 8 and killed nine of them, the Philippines News Service reported here yesterday.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon BLAST KILLS 4
    25 1 NEW ORLEANS. Wed.— A terrific explosion destroyed the deckhouse of a large sulphur barge here and killed at least four men. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Angel by day, sinner by night
    303 1 THE STRANGE STORY OF SYBILLA NIEMANS THE HAGUE. Wed.— By day Sybilla Niemans was a respected businesswoman, loved by the helpless young and the infirm aged because of her generosity. By night she was The Hague's gaudiest sinner, and no one ever knew. As
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 SPORE DAY MAIL TRAIN DELAYED K I I HP! i; H A\\(i 1 hfHii I <ii mi- i lightnin houi >.nd there
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    Malaya invites U.N. nations
    85 1 Malaya invites U.N. nations NEW YORK Wed.— Malaya, Japan and seven other nations yesterday invited United Nations members to take part in a conference on diplomatic intercourse and committees. Britain. Ghana, Pakistan, Belgium. Greece. Italy and Mexico were the other nations. Before the General sembly's legal committee it a draft
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      34 1 Teenager Page b Freddie Pope on your motoring problems Cartoons 8 Women's Corner 3 Your lucky star 3 Ipoh track work 9 'Nightmare* at the wicket 8 First Test 8 Other overseas cables 10
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    Lock icon PRICES MUST BE GUARANTEED
    327 2 Indonesia points out the 'basic problems' facing under-developed nations NEW YORK, Wednesday. ITNDER DEVELOPED countries will never come within their goal of economic betterment unless they are encouraged to expand their primary commodity markets and unless a reasonable stability in commodity prices is guaranteed, Dr. Zairin
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    Lock icon JAPAN CAN NOW HELP THE WORLD
    188 2 DES MOINES, lowa. The peoples of Japan and Western Europe are now in a position to substantially aid the free peoples of the nonindustrial world, and have recognised this fact. Saying this yesterday, Mr. Douglas Dillon, the Under-Sccretary of Slate, added: "These countries are
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    FINAL DEBATE
    30 2 The final of the seventh interschool debate sponsored by the Malay Youth Literary Association will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday at 2 30 p.m.
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    Lock icon COMMON MARKET. WITH U.S.
    84 2 COMMON MARKET WITH U.S. NEW YORK. Wed. Development of an Atlantic Economic Community with a common market among the United States. Canada and Western European countries, was proposed here yesterday by Mr Paul van Zeeland. head of a special Belgian economic mission to the I nited Statev Mr. Van Zeeland
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    POP -Seeing Red
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    Lock icon Restrictions may be cut
    167 2 LONDON, Wednesday. IT is now considered a possibility that export restrictions on tin may be abandoned at the next meeting of the council on December 1, write A. Strauss in their review of the market. Removal of restrictions at the earliest date is naturally attractive to
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    DUTY-FREE DRINK NOW
    292 2 Business briefs fiLASGOW. Wed. BriVI tain's first centre for the sale of duty-free liquor to travellers was opened at Prestwick Airport, near here, yesterday. A second will be opened at nearby Renfrew Airport soon. LONDON Rubber price* moved erratically in thin trading yesterday. Nominal indications at the
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    46 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,070 $1,070 Union Ins Canton 584.00 $83.00 Wheelock Marden. .$5.70 $5.70 &$5.75 $5.57'.:: HKong 'phone $30.00 $30.25 Dairy Farm Cold Storage $20.50 $20 60 &520.70 Taikoo Docks $58.80 $36.50
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    Lock icon STEAMER IS ABANDONED
    36 2 LONDON, Wed. The Japanese steamer Yoneyama Maru, 6,909 tons, has been abandoned between Luzon and Formosa, in the wake of typhoon Freda, according to a report received hpre vpsti»r_ day by Lloyds.- Reuter
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    MALAYAN SHAKE MARKET
    692 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices SINGAPORE, TUESDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterday Today Alex Bricks PreT 1.70 1.70 Ords. 199 1.99 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 5C 50'B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19 OrdS 50 50 Federal Dispensary 1.08-2 1.10'; Fitzpatncks .97 .99
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    Round the world Market Prices
    183 2 Round the world Market Prices NOTE: AV prices bclou are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Now 17 Vtitirday Todav RUBBER No. 1 RSt c.l.f. Kur*ptan ports Nov 37 unquoted 000 3»9'16 RUBBER No. 1 RSt Spot 3*. M, ÜBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Dec SftffM 3811k, Jan/Mar.
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      226 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengers. S"oore P S'ham Penang LUOWI6SHAFEN (HAPA6) IS/21 Nov 22 23 Nov 23/24 Nlv BAYERNSTEIN (ILOYD) 30 Nev/ 2 Oec 3/4 Dec REIFENSTEIN (LLOYD) 14/17 Dec 11/19 Dec 19/20 Dec Arrives Hamburg 2 Jan.
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      149 2 SipHMSHPING Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: Straat Mozambique 12. Taiping 45, Wairimu 6A, Idomeneus 67, Tjibodas 8/9, Thorsgaard 10 11, Donai 13/14, Frankfurt 15 16. Leninogorsk 18, Senggarang N. Wall 3. Seremban N. Wall 4. Benvee 21,22. Tong Lie 23. Kajang 25. Tone Yick
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      126 2 Selat. Long si nd. Vanda. Jarak Belinda, Hin Tock Ann. Antonia, Senai. Semantan, Labang, Perintis, Southern Trader. Eastern Phoenix, Chiat Hin. Tapah. Leun Hwa, Rajah Brooke, Mahathevi. Aik Leong. M. Bahru. Pulau Mas, NewAsia, Vollubilis. T. Ayer North: Siantan. Hal Hong. Po. Tundjoh. Thornycroft: Sin Hong Ho. Chermin Wharf: Sumber
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    How to profit from timber
    41 3 ,> IMLKIb SAY IT is TIME MALAYANS CIIAKGEn IDEAS L FEDERATION y NOT MAKE r USE OF IT v LUMPUR Wednesday. make the best use of her i \i>itinn expert> yester- tls could bv utilised and Malayans
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    WARNING ON POLIO
    132 3 WARNING ON POLIO W7 now. says t J professor DM KOK ANN. ProBacteriology y of MaSingapore 9 policy with to immunisation poliomyelitis. In an article in the first fournal of the Paediatric So::e writes: polio; outbreak of indication that pulatkm we arc o the category polio-virus infection epidemically. ars, prool
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    Katchen to pianoforte contest
    236 3 Katchen to pianoforte contest JULIUS Katchen, the American pianist, will judge the Singapore Musical Society's pianoforte and singing competition for 1960. He will do this when he is in Singapore next year to appear in a recital presented by the Society. Consulates throughout South East Asia have been told of
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    Income Tax man offers to help
    126 3 Income Tax man offers to help THE Income Tax Department is prepared to -adthe public on how to fill in their tax returns. Mr. B. S. Tan. for the department, told the Singapore City Court yesterday. He said this in reply to a mitigation plea by Kan Weng Yuen, who
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    Assessment list open
    64 3 Assessment list open THE Singapore Rural Board assessment list for i960 Is open for inspection at the pssment and Estates Department on the ground floor of the City Hall during office hours. The Rural Board will revise the assessment on Dec. 28. Objections should be made in writing to the
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    S.C.S. concert
    26 3 The Singapore Cold Storage Social and Sports Club will hold a staff variety concert at the i Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. on Sunday.
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    FILM FINISHED
    20 3 The Cathay Film Services ho* just completed the film "Forward with the People- for the Ministry of Culture.
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    THE PRESIDENT
    35 3 Dr. I.S. Menon has been elected President of the Singapore Malayalee Young Men .s Association. Other officials include Messrs KSukumaran, K. Thomas Samuel, V. Gooinathan, T S. Prabhakaran, N. Vasudevan and M. Velayudhan.
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    Lock icon WOMEN'S CORNER
    363 3 After years of service in Malaya she will settle in New Zealand AT one time or another most women have to make a decision concerning home, family or career that involves a break with the past. To Malayan-born Mrs. Evelyn Voltz this moment came when her husband decided
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    PRIZE ESSAY CONTEST
    122 3 PHIZES for a Singapore essay competition, were announced last night. Minister for Education Mr. I Nyuk Lin last night j K.nv the details. The conis open to student teachers. Subjrct for the essay will be •The Role of the Teacher in Nation Building." Entries, which can be
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    Club officials
    49 3 Singapore stamp Club officials are: President. Mr. A. Gilmour: Secretary. Mr. H. G. Rodyk; Exchange Manager and Treasurer, Mr. A. G. J. Young; Auctionei, Mr. Jan Kroef: Librarian. Mr. P.E- Fenwick; other members of committee. Messrs. N. V. Menon. K. G. A. Bond and W. K. Dow.
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      196 3 Fascinating Range of Jewellery WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS available in Necklaces, Chokers, Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Pendunrs, Rings Tie Pins. Atoatt* #our £a;/y Selection. Distributors: G. C. de SUVA BROS., "Jewellers" 3, Raffles Place, Singapore- 1. Phone *****. /£ZR£CO*D SOUND ON -T^ SUPERIOR QUALITY PROVED WITH I DURABILITY. Available at all
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      341 3 BORN today you have ex- daily guide. your new romance, rational wisaom and TOMORROW TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21 > uldS S^ your Aspiration SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Pay a visit to someone at Id intuftion it can help 22 -There's romance for you a distance who will enjoy ?ou to achieve
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    Lock icon Plight of Catholics
    148 4 VATICAN CITY.— The Vatican City newspaper Osservatore Romano has charged that the situation of Catholics in Communist China is steadily worsening and that more sacriligeous appointments of bishops have been made. The newspaper recalled that in a speech made last May, Pope John called the attention of
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    Lock icon AGRICULTURAL WASTE MADE INTO GOODS, FOOD
    621 4  - AGRICULTURAL WASTE MADE INTO GOODS, FOOD V. M. NAIR By VEVV DELHI. Indian experts have drawn up a scheme to make articles of everyday use such as starch, oils, fertilisers and food from agricultural waste. The scneme covers a wide variety of waste ranging from citrus fruit peel and banana
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    DINING OUT .. . WITH JAK
    20 4 DINING OUT WITH JAK "A gallant effort, darling, but you shouldn't have bothered. Crepes suzette always flare up like that."
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    BY THE WAY by kaditdmber
    190 4 BY THE WAY by kaditdmber PRESUMABLY the report of an acrobat who "rides a horse upside down" refers to the acrobat rather than to the horse It would be quite impossible for a man to ride a horse which was itself upside down. To begin with he would be crushed
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    NEXT—THE HOUSE THAT COAL BUILT
    496 4  - NEXT— THE HOUSE THAT COAL BUILT NORMAN LINDHURST By jgSSEN. The German coal industry is studying the construction of coa 1 plastic housing to surmount the country's coal glut. With coal stockpiles now at 16,000,000 tons, the industry has despaired of reducing the glut by normal measures. The coal plastic
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      226 4 THfY SAID... H any daoae* v*.tsoe».r, I Bupervl»mg8 upervl»mg the vrnpack^g Iw« W I «Ur£Z*^ perfect eLSir* r J^^hl^P^or^^^ 3 I for th. care you took of bv I 1 *11. in .tore »4 con E r.tul rtt rtai °*abU re* TRANSPORT* STORAGE LTi 173, Cecil Street, Singapore Phonc: *****.
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      432 4 YOUR DAILY CROSSWORD CLUES ACROSS (6). is. popular dabs may be etch- The soft colour of petals (6» l7 One smouldering piece i5.... ings! (6). 4. Combination of quartet and smouldering! (5). 21. This is the vernacular (5). trio, perhaps (6). i■ t i M i" I 1 9. Self-satisfied,
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      204 4 PM. 1.00 Programme summary; 1.02 Easy on the ear; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newstalk: 1.45 The Phiiharmonia Orchestra; 2.00 Close down. Schools' broadcast: 4.10 Signature tune; 4 13 Music and movement, (a repeat of Monday's broadcast); 4.33 Interval music; 4.35—5.00 Songs to sing, (a repeat of this morning's broadcast). 5.00
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    Asian highway will bring the tourists
    326 5 Asian highway will bring the tourists SINGAPORE motorists ana holiday-makers will benefit from the proposed Asian highway linking Saigon and Singapore in the East, with Teheran in me ft tated by Mr. E. Crat>be. the chairman of if Sin- 'erciay •'tld the Free Press that the building of .dnubtedly allow
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    PORTRAIT OF AN ARTIST -OLEVSKY
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    X'MAS MAIL RUSH BEGINS
    96 5 POSTAL arrangements in Singapore are being geared up to rope with the Christmas mail rush. The Director for Posts, Mr. M. B. Subramanion, said that "all leave for G.P.O. staff during the rush period will be stopped.'' He anticipates the rush for posting to begin around
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    EXTRA WORK for TEACHERS
    260 5 Free Press Staff Reporter THE Ministry of Education has sent circulars to all schools notifying them that teachers will be called upon to do a maximum of three hours a week in adult and literacy night classes in addition to their school duties from January next
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    NEW ALUMNI GROUP
    25 5 NEW ALUMNI GROUP !ided [acDo:i Lim. imir.- unced a member- here are an estiipore The me- elected T.C. Ling as secretai Katheriixe W :ve-man committee
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    Lock icon Crombie is named for K.L. post
    97 5 Crom bie is named for K.L. post MR. C. E. Crombie has been appointed Deputy High Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Kuala Lumpur the Commonwealth Relations Office announced today in London. He succeeds Mr. R. C. C. Hunt and is expected to leave for Kuala Lumpur later this month.
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    ANNUAL DINNER
    24 5 The Malayan Pharmaceutical Association, Southern Division, will hold their Annual Dinner at the Alumni Medical Centre on Dec. 12 at 8 p.m.
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    WATER SUPPLY CUT
    56 5 W v.iil i3e cut art along Perak Roa^J back lane and Madras Street between Dunlop Street and Sungei Road from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. to clean a main, and in Paya Lebar Road between the Shell Service Station and MacPherson Road junction trorr 9 a.m. tc
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    78 5 Aii exhibitici of J t products open, ton! th* Qn r id par. and will end 03 Sunday. Tto mark the ol Japanese buslne« men u-aded by Mr Qe, IKa Went ol Mi 1 Kato Bussan Kui^ha lm were enti ned to a dinner on Monday night at the Cathay
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    FAMOUS U.S. VIOLINIST COMING
    126 5 FAMOUS U.S. VIOLINIST COMING rE American violinist, Julian Olevsky, is due to arrive here from Hong Kong next week to perform. Mr. Olevsky, who is on a world tour, will stay in Singapore for a few days before leaving for India and Iran. He has already established himself as an
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      119 5 Y.W.C.A. liilt rnational Women s Club il mornins Ll5 a.m.: Beantj culture 5.15 p.m. INDEPENDI N 1 MISSION\i;\ MOVEMENT: Free film she* at Salvation ArriiN Bo Industrial Home. Thomson Road T.30 p in TO( H: Recorded music rtiital at lalbot Hovsc 8 p.m. K \M\! I 11 B: Mai bun
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      42 5 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 11.25 a-m. TOMORROW: 1.09 a.m. and 12.24 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.44 a.m. and 12.56 pjn. SATURDAY: 2.20 a.m. and 1.32 p.m. SUNDAY: 3.02 a.m. and 2 13 p.m. MONDAY: 3.52 a.m. and 3.05 p.m. ITESDAY: 4.56 a.m. and 4.18 p.m.
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    LOCATE FRIEND
    306 6  -  ROY LAZAROO THE FREE PRESS HELPED HIM T0... By Tan and I were good friends. We had been in many street fights together. We never shrank from a single brawl. We both enjoyed it. My parents didn't like the black eyes or split lips I carried and said
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    I FEAR THE SOUND OF FALLING LEAVES
    418 6 -the dead thud of a palm I AM a coward and today T am afraid. Afraid of the known, not the unknown! Some men fear dogs, I others are terrified by heights and women fear rats lam frightened by a falling leaf, the
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    TIT BITS FROM ABROAD Chivalry
    180 6 TIT BITS FROM ABROAD Chivalry II^IGHTEEN YEAR OLD ;Ju David Lee, of Leicestershire, England. imagined himself a "knight errant rescuing a damsel In distress" when he saw a man '•accost" a girl, it was said in court. He knocked out the man with a blow on the head, then found
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    YOUTH AND IDEALS
    468 6  -  DOLORES \Bti MANNERS! T*HE art of good manners is one that is still un--1 explored in Singapore. You have only to stand at a bus stop to realise what scope there is for the cultivation of better manners; or to have a meal at People's Park and
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    A rare sight even in Japan
    80 6 A rare sight even in Japan Sixteen-year-old Jackie Goddard. "Goddess of Love" has just returned to Singa- pore after a one-month tour of Japan and Hong: Kong. Jackie won the trip when she was crowned the "Godj dess" in a beauty contest j four months ago. "It was simply marvellous.
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    Lock icon PARENTS ON 1-DAY A WEEK STRIKE
    108 6 PARENTS ON 1-DAY A WEEK STRIKE "PARENTS in Essex, EngX and, have begun a one-uav-a-week stay-away strike by schoolchildren in protest at torching conditions. Only 340 of the 623 pupils turned up at the local county secondary school. The parents declared that the strike will continue every Monday until children
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    TALKING POINTS
    160 6 TALKING POINTS If you want to make a dangerous man your friend, let him do you a favour. —LEWIS E. LAVVES There is no security on this earth. There is only opportunity. —GENERAL MACARTHUR 6 The past is full of years: the future may last a minute. —RAY KENDALL Self-pity
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    DELIGHT
    39 6 Tioo-year-old Tony, grinning with delight, as he cut his birthday cake that has tioo burning candles. It was Tony's second birthday but it was his first birthday cake. Tony is the son of Mr. and Mrs. K.S. Joseph
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    Lock icon SMOKING AND CANCER
    65 6 An American Cancer Society official said today that the Society was preparing a nationwide educational programme "to inform young people of the risks involved in smoking." Mr. Walter G. James of New York, the Society's director of public education, said the programme was based on results of
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    70 7 JG .i will go on .->ale expect...it the increase In ill be controlled only by limited availability." He said the company for overall sales in of 50,000 English Fords, and 12.000 Taunus (German Ford > cars- Reuter I IT: Thi> t>re luu been ruined l>\ bad
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    Screenwasher works off the spare tyre
    52 7 Screenwasher works off the spare tyre THIS screenwasher works off the spare tyre. The makers claim the tank (above) tun be emptied twice without appreciably lowering thv pressure in the spare tyre Though de signed for rear-engined cars with the spare tyre under the bonnet, it can be fitted to
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    510 7 Detroit sends 'compact' models to do dollar battle I^EW YORK, Mon.— Detroit's big three car manufacturers General Motors, Ford and Chrysler have now sent their first issue of compact models into the knockdown sales battle for America's 1960 "small car" dollars. The contest pits the big three against each other,
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    MACKAY MAKES SURE
    391 8 Aussies need 46 to win the First Test against Pakistan DACCA, Pakistan, Wednesday. ITEN MACKAY, better known for his dour, defensive batting in Tests, emerged as a bowler of some distinction when he helped hustle Pakistan to the brink of defeat in the first Test with Australia
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    Mr. Concentration
    805 8  -  RAY ROBINSON THE TEST NIGHTMARE OF HANIF MOHAMMED B> TESI record-break-ing can be I nightmare for the batsman as nn ill ;i> the suffering bowlers. It happened to Hanif Mohammed. Pakistan's main batting hope linst Australia in the >t series against Australia now in proiirt-^ Han if, 2
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    Match postponed
    24 8 Yesterday's Singapore Hockey Association league Div. 1 I match between Police and Y.M.S.A. at Thompson Road was postponed because of I -ain.
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    135 8 PAKISTAN Ist. INNS. 200 AUSTRALIA Ist INNS- 225 PAKISTAN 2nd. INNS. Hanif b Benaud Ijaz Butt b Mackay Saeed Ahmed b Mackay 15 Wallis Mathias lbw Mackay 1 Sharpe lbw Mackay 35 Wazir lbw Benaud S Imtiaz Ahmad b Mackay 4 Shuja-ud-din not out 16 Israr All b Benaud
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    69 8 F.A. CUP REPLA YS LONDON, Wed. Oldham Athletic beat Shildon 3-0 in their Football Association Cup first round reply at Oldham yesterday. They will now meet Bury away in the second round, to be played on December 5. Results of the other two replays were:Watford 3 Cheltenham 0. (Winners home
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    THAIS WIN
    35 8 LUCKNOW, Wed. T. Khajadbhye and Saugaun Anathone. of Thailand, won the men's doubles title in the Northern India badminton championship yesterday the expense of Bengal's Dipu Ghosh and Pronob Bose by 15-6. 15-5.
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      291 8 FURTHER REDUCE IN ALL DEPARTmS* LARGE VARIETY OF TtXTluT*' AND READY MADE WEAR f OR AT GIVE AWAY P R CEs GIAN SINGH CO J (House of Elepanc* &Cu U| Raffles Place, Spore RICKWOOD X CO.? in (Pocking ond Boqqoqc Dcpt H 6, Reod Street, Sir.gopore-6 V ***** SEWING MAQflfl
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      174 8 JEFF HAWKE by Sydney Jordan JEFP UAS WON THe DEADLY GAME 7VIE INfTE«CEP7DC^ f^ fAA tZGTTIhiG JEFF HAWKE IS OF CHESS. IT IS CHECKMATE AND JUST PELL OUT OP out in UAVC W^Ssf^^M <UCC£SSFUL IN THE 'BRAINS' ELECTRONIC CIRCUITS TW£ SKV II M aTo«^ /ulr» K^X^ 3sSfX«at/A^<3 ASI DISINTEGRATE? UNDER
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    A smart gallop by Tudor Wonder
    213 9  -  ALLAN LEWIS \SE CANDIDATES FOR SUNDAY'S RACE SHOW ft PACES ON FAIRLY GOOD, IMPROVING TRACK HG GJJ ndidati Tudor Wonder (Mawi) I morning when sent over l trc of the number two n i ni vely over three in .xious to make time. rt
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    SINGAPORE PICK STRONG TEAM FOR F.A.M. CUPTIE
    102 9 rFHE Singapore team to meet I Johore at Kluang in a South Zone FAM cuptie match on Saturday will be chosen from: W. Skinner, Mokhtar, Matmoon. Umar Rahmat, Lee Wan Chin. Samat Abdullah, Sutton, Lee Kok Seng, Osman Johan. Quah Kim Beng. Ma-
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    AUSSIES TO WIN CANADA CUP GOLF
    164 9 VI ELBOURNE, Wed. T1 Australia start favourites among the 30 nations, one less than last year, who will contest the seventh Canada Cup, international golf's most coveted trophy, which starts here today. The 72-holes event, which is won by the country whose two-man team
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    Boxing champs warned
    136 9 Boxing champs warned DROVIDENCE, Rhode r Island, Wed. The National Boxing Association president, Anthony Maceroni has given stern warnings tc world boxing title holders recognised by the NBA. Maceroni said that unless the champions could come up with suitable excuses, the NBA's six-month defence rule would be invoked against them.
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    COOPER RETAINS TITLE AS REF STOPS FIGHT
    130 9 LONDON, Wednesday. The referee stopped tne scheduled 15-rounds toutin the 12th round after Eisune had taken heavy punishment and was lying helpless through the ropes. Cooper was perhaps a lucky man to retain his title. At the end ot the filth round when
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    37 9 Sports Diary «n. Tansl.n S.C.C. A AU IV \wr Kuah Roaa. Park. Cosmopolitan Ko^croi* Lint-s XI. Farrrr Park. mun p GamfS truN. larrrr Park. (hermin; Friendly AnnyjHolier. Gillmun Barracks, 0.10 PJn. GO u m Hins *>ira»- Road.
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    58 9 I I I I 10 •ind West raised him to Six d e lead was King Spades and East was able to gei home by ruffing two^Spades with dummy s top duos. Easts second call was by 2j r -«a VSI- M mainly of Hear-v he
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    NIK'S PEACE SACRIFICESTOCKPILE of ROCKETS
    350 10 NIK'S PEACE SACRIFICESTOCKPILE of ROCKETS •IV arc* vv*id*i to sink all this in tho sea in the inl4>ri>sls of vnsurina nvtivv off vurih* MOSCOW, Wednesday. RUSSIA could wipe all her "potential enemies" ofl the face of the earth, said Premier Mr. Nikita Khrushchev in a speech published here last night.
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    109 10 I>\Klv \\«'<i. FiMiufs Bret atomic explosion will be an aerial one' not underground, said M. Francis Perrin. French atomic meruv hUh commissioner here kl.in M Pen in. mbm was speaking at an AngloAmerican Prt'S lunch, declined to saj when the test would lake
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    181 10 YORK, Wed. Nine I teen countries today joined India in tabling a revised draft resolution appealing to Britain, the United States and the Soviet Union to continue their present voluntary suspension of nuclear tests and to other states to desist from such tests. The draft
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    39 10 NEW YORK. Wed— The UN. General Assembly last night adopted a resolution calling for intensified worldwide efforts to increase man's knowledge of the effects of atomic radiation. Japan was one of the resolutions sponsors. Reuter
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    97 10 Summit will be proposed for April WASHINGTON, Wednesday. AMERICAN officials said last night after a meet- ing with British. French and German representatives that the West will probably propose to Russia that an East-West summit meeting be held in late April in Geneva. d to have with some indication Df
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    25 10 TAIPEH. Wed —A newspaper reported yesterday that Ivpe o- ht«r, probably i he MIG 21, had been seen over Strait. U.P. I.
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    130 10 ONDON. \Ted. Sir Winston Churchill suffered a "little bit of chest trouble" one of his secretaries reported last night, but the amazing old man is expected to be up and about in the morning. Late last night a female secretary came out of Sir Winston's
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    These rural bodies absorbed
    121 10 These rural bodies absorbed THE Singapore Government last night announced the integration 01 various Rural Board departments with Ministries or departments of the City Council. The integration is as follows: Public Works Department (Rural Branch) with the T.W.D.. Ministry of National Development; Building Surveyors Section, Ministry of National Development; Health
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    83 10 SINGAPORE, Tues. The 1960 Assessment List of the Rural Board has been com- pleted and may be inspected i at the Assessment and Estates i Department, ground floor. pity Hall, during office hours. A Gazette notification today said that the board would proceed to revise the assessment
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    182 10 [jRUSSELS. Wed.— A Belolonicu official yesdescrfjed deadly reprisals taken by the giant Watutsis of Ruanda al Africa, when the of 400 years revolted. Colonial Minister guste de Schrijver told the chamber of deputies that the Watutsi tribe, working on a pre-conceived plan,'* had assas*i7iated most
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    87 10 ROCKET ATTACK WATCH WASHINGTON, Wed.— The United States la developing a military satellite called "Midas" which could detect the plume of flame of a rising long-range missiie. a top Air Force spokesman said here. Brigadier General Homer Bouney said that the Midassatellite could double the warning time in the event
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    58 10 Mac- Adenauer talks 'easy' LONDON. Wed. Mr. Harold n and Dr. Konrad Ader opened their two-day talks twre yesterday with a discussion )f disarmament, a summit meet:id the political and economic nation of Western Europe. British spokesman said that he two-hour meeting of the BritPrime Minister and the West 3erman
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    MINISTER AT SATA
    58 10 THE THAI MINISTER for Public Health (right). Phra Bamras Naradhura, admires some of the articles made for sale during the Christmas season at the SATA X'mas Shop. Singapore, during his tour of the clinic yesterday. Many of the articles were made by former tuberculosis patients. In the
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    115 10 Malaysia 'still possible >TEW YORK. Wed. -Mr Eduardo Filipino journalist book dedicated to the the people i rath Ea^t Asia i security and great through political unity. '"Someday Malaysia." to publi>hed on Nov. 30. prop collective action a> th< tion to the problems of South East Asia. II tcaii.-. I
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    122 10 WASHINGTON, Wed. American economic aid directors in 11 Far East nations will meet senior Washington officials of the foreign aid programme in Hong Kong from Dec. 5 to Dec. 8 to discuss the allocation of next year's funds. The meeting will deal with problems in administering
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    328 10 REST OF THE NEWS IN BRIEF CAIRO, Wed. An American offer to take part in building the second stage of the Aswan High Dam has been revealed here. The first stage is being built with Russian help. The Public Works Ministry said the U.S. offer,
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    89 10 DIAMOND PROCESS 'NOT NEW' JOHANNESBURG, Wed. A method oj making ynthetic industrial dianonds of the same type is those manufactured ly the General Electric Company in the U.S. has yeen developed here. The process has been achieved by the Adamunt Laboratory, established here by the De Beers Consolidated M i
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    37 10 SRIKAG4 JHEChi, I Indian Urn, I plateau in Lad I report n 1 This is th< project I ritory s a road I chin plat Sinkia I 1 i QC Reuter U.P.I.
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