The Singapore Free Press, 29 September 1960

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    21 1 E PAPE AT W UNRIVALLED FOR ITS ISLAND-WIDE COVERAGE The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    A new start: Nasser, Mac agree
    8 1 A new start: Nasser, Mac agree -st meeting
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    MARTIN BORMANN CAPTURED IN BUENOS AIRES'
    7 1 MARTIN BORMANN CAPTURED IN BUENOS AIRES' reBor-
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    Mr. Sheriff dies
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    US. HELP AFRICA PLAN
    253 1 Nikita £oes ahead with anti-Dag, move 'Combine efforts' tall by Wadsworth NEW YORK. Thurs THE United States yesterday proposI that the General Assembly include m its nda a new item on "a United Nations programme for independence and development" of Africa. The Soviet Union S already
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    The letters Mr. L wrote to the Reds
    370 1 The letters Mr. L wrote to the Reds LEOPOLDYILLE, Thursday. jpliK Congo s "student administration' yesterday released an exchange of letters .megedly linking Hie govern men I ol* Mr. Patrice Lumumba with the Soviet Union, < ominunisl China and the Ghana President, Dr. Kwame Nkrumah. Photostats of three letters said
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    WORK TO START SOON ON FACTORY ESTATE
    283 1  - WORK TO START SOON ON FACTORY ESTATE By R.G. PILLAI SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Some 60 squatter families living m the proposed 23-acre Redhill industrial estate havo been told by the Government to move out to alternate accommodation provided m the urban area. A Government spoke -man .;aid that genuine farmer
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    Stay-down strike
    42 1 LONDON. Thurs.— A party of 32 miners yesterday continued a stay-down strike begun on Tuesat Coventrry colliery, near! Nuneaton, over a wages dispute. Another 420 day shift men refused to go down to work m sympathy and all production stopped.
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    Confucius' birthday
    32 1 TAIPEH. Thurs.— The Chinese Nationalists yesterday celebrated i the 2,510 th birthday of Confucius. the great Chinese sage, educator 1 and philosopher, with ancient rites i and receptions throughout Formost
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    Warning No. 123
    29 1 LONDON. Thurs.— Bert China said a U.S. naval patrol pia: truded into its terrtt -pace "The 123 rd serious wai of U.S. military provocations* was issued.
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    Big road jam after crash
    72 1 A fatal accident during the busy shopping hours at j North Bridge Road. Singapore, yesterday afternoon caused a long traffic jam m this busy thoroughfare. The accident was at the junction of North Bridge Road and High Street m which a cyclist Aw Thian Sang.
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    STOP PRESS
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    Satisfactory day in London Piarkets: Good demand the leading industrials
    210 2 Satisfactory day in London Piarkets: Good demand the leading industrials LONDON, Thurs. I i neral- 1 day m London >c__ terday. Jo: a little the openg but the overnight uncertainty c Street failed to affect itiment and later quickly went i response to Chemical Turner and N best adad of
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    AMSTERDAM
    79 2 Market reacts after opening rally AMSTERDAM: A general opening rally was not maintained m trad: yesterday. iThe better Wall Street tendency lor Dutch issues stimulated buyer- and me .\rp advancewere recorded m early dealings Philip^ was a market feature, while Aku. Unilever. Royal Dutch a:.d Hoogovens were firm. Gains
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    WALL STREET
    143 2 Industrials slip low for this year \TE\V YORK: Wall Street -i.y yesterday closed heavy with a fair distribution of losses ranging mostly to one dollar or more. Assorted electronic ar.d craft missile issues met new demand m the morning ar.d subsequently this rallying effort spread to other sections
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    146 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lyin* alongside the Singapore- Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: BoLssevain 1 Tjlmenteng* 4 5. Alkes 6A. Pentakota 6 7. Tomar 8/9, Bendoran 10 11. Star Betelgeuse 13 14. Aso Maru 15 16. Eumaeus 18. i Seiyo Maru 19. Pesco Lighter v 20 N. Wall
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    Hong Kong prices
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    RUBBER
    178 2 Slight decline but market closes quietly steady LONDON, Thurs. Another decline at the opening reflected a further lowering of Eastern values. Dealings were again largely on covering account and acceptances acted as a brake on the current decline. Traders estimated moderate turnover m the Settlement House but said that
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    KEY GRADE SCRAP SUFFERS BIGGEST DECLINE
    89 2 KEY GRADE SCRAP SUFFERS BIGGEST DECLINE CHICAGO: Heavy offerand curtailed steel mill demand have resulted In a key grade of -scrap Miii'ering Its biggest price decline In more than one year. An automobile stamping plant sold around 11.500 tons of Number One industrial bundle- a premium grade of scrap as
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    LOOK AROUND
    92 2 Afro-Asian bank bid NEW DELHI: Emperor Haile Selassie of Ethiopia has urged the Afro- Asian countries to set up a ba*. k to aid their economic t h li. an interview published In the newspaper. Indian Express, here he is quoted as saying -there Is a great field
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    GOLD STOCKS IN AMERICA KEEP FALLING
    58 2 GOLD STOCKS IN AMERICA KEEP FALLING WASHINGTON ited ff Stat 1298.1 io. i ounces i va. $10. 433.855. 76. the Treasury Departme: t unctd yesterday i: Its daily statement for Sep: On that date stocks totalled 535.366.188.0 ounces with a value of $18,737,816,579 39. The Treasury's report ior the previous
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    UP 7 DOWN 36 UNCHANGED 131
    303 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. Previous Tc:ay INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks C-os. (N) -SO 9D Atlas Ice 11 00 Bikers B.B. Petro! 4- B.V. Trustees 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 [20/3 Ords. 46 Dispensary Fitzpatrichs Fraser 4 Neave Pref. *4 :5
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    October tin dividends push the market up
    624 2 PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF >? UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^ By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINOAPORK, Thursday. T'HK tin share dividend season m October could put this market on the upward path again, says Lodestar m the Financial
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    Coffee quota: 'fair offer' says new chairman
    75 2 Coffee quota: 'fair offer' says new chairman WASHINGTON T f th« to the n. i of xh directors, de- pr< the I.C. A. mt ■< He cause of eilort.- to creased consumpti coffee total world tion m the 1960-61 m ing year would be b» 45 and 46 millio: Consumpt:
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    Europe demand sends tin prices up in the London market
    30 2 TIN ruled w i sl( 30 v ton m (jiii! demand was reported mi bought l<> have contrihi Little rel-
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      32 2 Indonesia plans coconu replanting scheme SE M A X A N Ja\ G about big scheme, Mi pie's Agricultur. told report week. Half ol Indoni BARBER tijfj Fnm USA EAST COAST PORTS
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    BARNSTORMERS SUCH A BORE
    92 3 BARNSTORMERS SUCH A BORE iCANS LOSE INTEREST I sNEDY-NIXON FIGHT I .AD TO WHITE HOUSE I ill, iin American election I! Ihe alarums and exeur- st show on earth m the TN. i tuntrv is lrvin<* earnestly lo Ihe Presidential campaign. X "hither id. •tie X too. true Kennedy-cam- 1
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    3 STUDENTS ARE FED UP WITH THE RUSSIANS
    12 3 3 STUDENTS ARE FED UP WITH THE RUSSIANS Complaints Hosier leader held
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    The big H-bomb rocket threat
    303 3  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER By LOS ANGELES. Thursday details k^ of how United H-bomb rocwould be Tired at Russia or China ha" n revealed. They were told to me a 24 Id officer hi hree giant At that I Inspected at Vandenberg, Califorcomplete that -man crew ate
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    US speeds up plan for super planes: They fear Russian defences
    261 3 US speeds up plan for super planes: They fear Russian defences B-70S TO BE ULTIMATE IN BOMBERS .WASHINGTON, Thursday. ALTHOUGH America is now |>ou ring men, money and materials into building ;i 2.0(H) mile an hour super bomber, the B-70, the U.S. Air Force is pressing lor Ihe work to
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    'LION OF JUDAH' THROWS A SPANNER AT SOVIET PLANS
    94 3 'LION OF JUDAH' THROWS A SPANNER AT SOVIET PLANS A DDIS ABABA, lliuri\ Hard-bargaining Emperor Haile Selassie has 1 a .spanner into t plans to dominate Ethiopia's economy the way Moscow has been doing m Gum The *Lion ol Judah" is refusing to spend any of the 100 million dollar
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    $40.800 for a cap
    9 3 JAKARTA. Tuurs. Pn Red B
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    A LEBANESE CLAMP ON RED LITERATURE
    75 3 BEIRUT. Thui.v -Literature distributed by the British Embassy m Beirut may have to pass inspection by the Lebanese Government before it is handed out. Reason: The Government is trying to clamp down on Communist activities and one of its main targets is pamphlets dished
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    Tin hat switch in Canada
    50 3 TORONTO. Thurs. The Canadian Army is swopping its British style tin hats lor domed American >teel helmet>. Thousand* of American helmets bought m 1945 have been kept m storage until now because, -aid an official, "they would make Canadian troops look too much like Americans.
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    NEHRU SENDS A MYSTERY MISSION TO MOSCOW
    83 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs. A three- man mystery military mission is »oinc to Moscow shortly to clinch a multi-million-rouble deal with the Russians. On the mission's shopping list are eight helicopters and eight freighter.-. All this equipment is urgently required by the Indian Air
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    Ne Win in Peking
    30 3 PEKING. Thuis.— General NWin. Burmese Chief of the General Staff and former Prime Minister, arrived here by an to sign the Sino-Burmes* boundary treaiy on Saturday.
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    White House dinner
    36 3 WASHINGTON. Til dent Elsenhowei gave a Hov e state diunei In honoui ol visiting C-twu Prince Akhmi'o .md P»nicess Michiko of Jap..: who are on a ihree-oay official visit io the U.S. capital.
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    Cyclists in desert drama
    117 4  -  R. CHIA TWO YOUTHS ON LAST LAP OF WORLD TRIP MAKE IT HERE -MINUS THEIR BICYCLES By SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. AFTKR a dramatic meeting m a Persian desert two German cyclist-journalists, on the last lap of their world tour have reached Singapore still as fre>h and
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    WORK BEGINS TO MAKE THIS ROAD SAFER FOR DRIVING
    103 4 BUKIT TIMAH. Thurs.— j The Public Works Department has begun reconstruction work on the I winding Clement! Road to hiten it for safer ivii Trucks of the Ist Battalion, the Singapore Infantry Regiment, which has a camp m the area, frequently
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    No more monthly publications
    37 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Penjara the publication of the re Prison Services v appear once m six A prisons spokesman said d been found difficult to produce the magazine for financial rea- i 1
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    TAXIDERMISTS IN CHINA STARTED HIM ON HIS PROFFESSION
    169 4 TAXIDERMISTS IN CHINA STARTED HIM ON HIS PROFFESSION BALESTIER, Thurs. Forty-four-year-old Tar Keng Seah who knew nexl to nothing of taxidermj when he first came out here 23 years ago, is today an expert m this profession. Tan first took a liking tf this line after watching taxidermists m China
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    British firm gets big contract
    54 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur>. The Central Electricity Boan has awarded a British firm i contract worth more thai $5,500,000 for electrica switchgear for the Cameroi Highlands hydro-electric pro ject. But a CEB spokesr while agreeing that the con tract had been awarded would not confirm the
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    A health warning
    23 4 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs —The Ministry of Healtl lias warned the public no to buy ice-cream fron unlicensed vendors an< manufacturers.
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    Big response to annual dinner: 500 orchid lovers send bookings
    218 4 Big response to annual dinner: 500 orchid lovers send bookings SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. JHE Malayan Orchid Society has a big problem Unit of providing places for the 500 people who have booked reservations for their annual dinner. r Said Mr. Chay Sing Hai, chairman of the society's an- nual dinner
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    Lock icon 7 IN HOSPITAL AFTER CRASH
    86 4 SCENE of last night's midnight accident at MacPherson Road involving a taxi and a private car. Seven people were injured and admitted to the General Hospital. They were Wang Peng- Hee, 29, his wife Lim Meng Fang. 25. and their son Chin Yin. 4. who
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    TINY SHOES BRING BACK MEMORIES OF CHINA
    122 4 PAYA LEBAR, Thurs.— Fifty years away from her birth place. China a long time. But a pair of tiny shoes helps 73-year-old Madam Loh Swee Chiam to remember it vividly to this day. The shoes were made by her m China before she
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    Ten-lecture course
    27 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. -A 10-lecture course on "Early Chinese Political Thought" m Mandarin will be started on Monday at the Cultural Centre m Canning Rise.
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    Expert chicken from Japan here to teach local men
    24 4 Expert chicken from Japan here to teach local men M.\'..\l*o|-| \\S expert chicken Singapore to train I art of identifying tlic s. ,ni Pectio,
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    VILLAGERS WANT THIS SCHOOL BODY REVIVED
    70 4 VILLAGERS WANT THIS SCHOOL BODY REVIVED CHANGI, Thurs —Bedok villagers Bedok Bo> 100] revive its parent -teach*: association, which, ad. had been a grea m the past. They said besides fc ing goodwill betwt school and the parer.* association had I several poor but desto continue studies. Inche Manaan bin
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    STOP THAT STAMMER! ITS A BAD HABIT THAT CAN BE CURED IN TIMF
    490 4 STOP THAT STAMMER! ITS A BAD HABIT THAT CAN BE CURED IN TIMF J LET (ZD- DOCTOR ADVISE VQ^ /i H ILD REN who stammer get teas- cd. Adults who staml mer have a tougher 1 time they face a great handicap m any job which involves speaking to people.
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    EAT WELL & STAY WELL
    525 5 EAT WELL STAY WELL r PART FIVE OF THE SENSIBLE I GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING: CUTTING DOWN ON CALORIES Bread: Next time you buy a loaf, give it the squeeze test for quality Mi Ihe anaemic windbags of a it »he baker's shop could sh unwept Bui m Italy ihe
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    New Jersey wins road safety award by raising the speed limit
    227 5 New Jersey wins road safety award by raising the speed limit NEW YORK, Thursday. VKW JERSEY will collect the 'Green Cross" award next month as the State which "did mosl to protect its citizens against traffic accidents" the first award of its kind to he made by the National Safety
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    Medicines for Laos
    8 5 BANGKOK >: ir.< I held up
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      P.T.A. help for needy pupils
      183 6 THHE Pasir Panja: English School Parent-Teacher Association's move to help the poorer boys and girls of the sehoel is an example of what a good parent teacher body can do. With its own funds will buy 50 pupils all their school stationei needs, and m
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      The teeth and the thieves
      46 6 'pHIEVES stole 5.000 false teeth from a car parked near a Singapore theatre, it was reported yesterday. Now 5,000 false teeth are about the last thing m this world to be of much use to the thieves thpmcpltroc cnrl t-rs i
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    All eyes on the moon at midnight on Oct. 5
    466 6  - All eyes on the moon at midnight on Oct. 5 HAROLD SOH By SINGAPORE, Thurs. —If you look carefully at the moon when it shines at its brightest at midnight on Oct. 5 the Chinese Mooncake festival you will "see a legendary hare pounding the herbs of immortality under the
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    ROADSIDE STALLS SPRING UP EVERYWHERE
    112 6 ROADSIDE STALLS SPRING UP EVERYWHERE SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —The big road-side stalls invasion has begun. They are springing up all over the City and suburbs. Along the five-foot -way m front of People's Park stalls have sprung up one alter another. And they are doing roaring business. Bus stops <•■••*■■••■■•■
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    Deepavali day drive for Tamil school
    49 6 SELETAR. Thurs. At a meeting held at the Kalaimagal Tamil School during the week-end Mr. V. Kandasajny was elected chairman for Jalan Kayu and RAF. Seletar. areas for house to house collection of funds on Deepavali Day (Oct. 19>. \Jfr\r\a-- if l^nnr)nr) aj%«~..a..4
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    You can be YOUR own policeman
    877 6  -  ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. LAW ALLOWS ALL PRIVATE ciTlZe ARREST PROSTITUTES. UNLICe N c HAWKERS. GAMBLERS AND BEGa J)0 YOU KNOW that as a private citizen of the State of Singapore, you have the same powers as the Police, under certain circumstances,
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    Physician has garden of medicine plants right at his door-step
    150 6 CHINATOWN Thurs. There is a miniature bo- I tanic garden ri-^ht m the heart of bustling Chinatown. About 100 plants m the garden are owned and nursed by a 60 -year-old Chinese physician Sir. Tan Pek Ban. And the garden
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    Paralysed priest finds a cure after four years-acupuncture
    113 6 Paralysed priest finds a cure after four years -acupuncture SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. A pAR- OLD Anglican priest who had been bedridden for four years, due to partial paralysis ot his body, is now able to walk with Ihe aid ot a walking stick thanks to the ancient acupuncture treatment The
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    Rogue jumbo shot
    24 6 KULAI. Thurs.— The Johore Deputy Game Warden, Inche Jalil bin Ahmad shot dead a rogue elephant m deep jungle here recently.
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    Yet another try
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    A warning by union chief on one-price rubber
    32 7 A warning by union chief on one-price rubber m isands workers 11 rubber :itroll- :on I ibl rlct- I ml M illed. I I bought policies •nder n by the I the
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    TUC wants Industrial Court to function without delay
    342 7  -  R.G. PILLAI CONCERN OVER LONG WAIT IN SETTLING DISPUTES BY TALKS By SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday I THE SINGAPORE Trades Union Conss is to recommend to the Minister tor Labour and Law, Mr. K. y\ Byrne, that the Industrial Court should start to
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    Chief Justice to open new hostel for after-care of ex-prisoners
    195 7 Chief Justice to open new hostel for after-care of ex-prisoners SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. A sum of $10,000. confiscated m court cases, h. )ne to meet part of the building cost of the new Singapore After-care sociation's hostel m Dunlop Street. The Rotary Club p. $20,000 while the rest was met
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    GENERAL REVIEWS VICTORIA SCHOOL CADETS
    51 7 GENERAL REVIEWS VICTORIA SCHOOL CADETS fALAN BESAR. »W*J Major-Gtneral I. C. Hirri- General otnctr Commanding Headquarter Singapore Base district. presented trophies to in t d o 29 SSS efficiency to ja oin la he inspected the Victoria School Cadet Corp> v principal. Mr Paul ganaden. and uepuiy ary (Defence) Mini
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    This circus road sign defies reading by observant motorists
    135 7 This circus road sign defies reading by observant motorists TANG LIN, Thurs. A traffic sign m front of Goodwood Park Hotel is simply baffling motorists who pass by it each day. The sisn is a mirroredimafC Ol a KEEP LEFT sign and is quite a joke with ranglin resident*. Motorists
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    A promise of thrills and fun at school fair in aid of building fund
    154 7 A promise of thrills and fun at school fair in aid of building fund SERANGOON, Thursday. TIIF Christ Church School will stage a gala fun 1 fair and fete on Oct. 8 at its grounds m Dorset Road m aid of its school building fund. Tt r-w-miM-ts to be a
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    THREE SHOWS AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE
    13 7 BATS AND OWLS IN "THE BENEVOLENT SPECTRE.
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    BB CHIEF DUE HERE FOR A VISIT
    193 7 BB CHIEF DUE HERE FOR A VISIT SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. A crowded four-day programme has been arranged for Mr. M. T. Dearsiy, president ot the Boy's Brigade In New Zealand, who will be arriving m Singapore on Oct. 3. Mr. Dearsiy, who is visiting the state at the invitation of
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    Dance studio to stage ballet in aid of spastic children's fund
    166 7 Dance studio to stage ballet in aid of spastic children's fund SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The Singapore Art of Dance Studio will present three performances of ballet dances at the Cultural Centre early next month m aid of the Singapore Spastic Children's fund. Over 100 children aged three upwards will participate
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    3-DAY TOUR OF COMMUNITY CENTRES ENDS
    58 7 3-DAY TOUR OF COMMUNITY CENTRES ENDS SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Members of the People's Association visited four community centres last night to wind up their three-day tour of the various centres to study their activities. The party visited Joo Chiat. Siglap, Changi, -and Changi Point Community Centres. A chartered bus was
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    Hindu celebration
    43 7 SERANGOON. Thurs, i About 600 Hindus are expect- I ed to attend the "Vijaya Dashami" celebration at the North Indian Hindu Association premises m Cuff Road tomorrow night. Prayers will begin today at 6 p.m. and continue till 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    A design contest
    34 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs., The Ministry of Health here is organising a design contest for an emblem to be; used m the Government's! Family Planning campaign m late November or early December.
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    Fight floods plan
    27 7 KELANTAN. Thurs.— Heads of various Government de- partments and community leaden will meet here on Sunday to finalise plans to fight floods m November.
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    Armed robbery
    33 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs Five masked thugs armed with knives broke into the home of Ong Yong Hock m Lorong 32 yesterday and got away with cash and jewellery worth altogether $1,200.
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    57 8  -  Jonathan Russell RECORD REVIEW By JOHNNY MATHIS. Faithfully, lorn t;nt. Nobody Knows, Ono starry ni^ht. Follow me, You better gw now, Secret love, Maria, Whore do you think you're goin-;. And tiiis i> my l)el(»ved. Where are you? Blue gardenia. Montana 12-inch, 68i (IljB TL). gA(!K
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    Photographers are indeed keen orchid fanciers
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    Reading tastes get serious': Education books in demand
    1432 9 _i___i SINGAPORE CITY. Thursday. -.PORE'S reading public is showing a nite Irend towards Ihe more "■serious" iV. was revealed m a rapid survey ore's book world libraries, bookI distributors. imber of the i Rail L Q i nee, i mr ibI I
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    Shariffa: My biggest thrill
    42 10  -  JOSEPH VARGHESF ''Grand Old Lady' of Geyiang, now 118. remembers... It happened 64 years ago when she saw the first car on road By (M-.YLAM.. Thurs is lull ol siirpri iid thrills 3 bii.li- Abdul I rui IM
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    Couple on Indian trip hold reunion with former college mates
    140 10 Couple on Indian trip hold reunion with former college mates SIM. APOKK CITY, Thurs. -Mr. John 11. Broom field. 25 and Mrs. Broom held, research scholar's on their way tt> India, rushed Horn the harbour to the City to (.ill OD two e\t'Ollece mates when the steamer. Oceania. stopped here.
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    Ceylon dancing star to show her own dance creations
    211 10 Ceylon dancing star to show her own dance creations SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. —Ceylon's popular dancing star. Srimati T. Ranjana and her troupe will arrive here on Oct. 6 on their way home after a visit to Borneo. The troupe of Indian and Ceylonese dancers will perform at the AngloChinese School
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    NATIONALISATION OF SCHOOLS TO BE DEBATED
    87 10 NATIONALISATION OF SCHOOLS TO BE DEBATED OUEENSTOWN. Thurs. v Monk's Hill Secondary School will meet Queens: Secondary School m a friend- ly debate on Oct. l at Que town. The topic to be debated whether it is m the int of the State to nationalise all I schools. Speakers for
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    Lotteries do lot of good-M.P.
    61 10 BATU GAJAH. Thurs. An Alliance M.P.. Inche Ta.iuddin bin Ali, has strongly criticised Malays who oppose the Social Welfare lotteries. Inche Tajuddin said the Lotteries Board had given 53. 500 towards the cost of the mosque. Those who criticised the lotteries did not seem to
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    SILAT ESTATE RESIDENTS WANT STREET LIGHTS
    12 10 SILAT ESTATE RESIDENTS WANT STREET LIGHTS K. I Many crimes and Vi(
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    Villagers are warned to keep away from samsu 'at all costs'
    236 10  - Villagers are warned to keep away from samsu 'at all costs' ALAN KHOO CUSTOMS OFFICER TELLS OF THE DANGFp OF CONSUMING MOONSHINERS LIQUn By SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. A Singapore Customs Officer issued a warning to members of the public "to avoid consuming illicit samsu at all costs." Mr Lim Khec
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    Man runs amok
    42 10 KUALA BELAIT. Thur>. Three people died and two were seriously injured here when a man ran amok m hi home carrying a knife and savagely attacked his wife. father-in-law, mother-in. -law and sister-in-law before plunging it into his stomach.
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    Poly polls: 38 contest seats in Council
    68 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Tl —Polytechnic .str. to dec members to the se< council of their stud union, Th« re were 38 did;/ Tl: the p part m already been rem Thes Andrew V Richard T. Mm a: i I \(.l\n RING X X Kam
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      432 10 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free Jilm shows at Hong Lim Grern. Beach Road Market Alexandra Brickworks Estate. 7 p.m. KOWC'ROFT THEATRE I Ayer Rajah Road): 'The girl who couldn't quite* by Leo Marks 8.30 p.m. SINGAPORE MEDICAL ASSO- 1 ATION: Film on -Peritoneoscopy m Gynaecology" at Kandang
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    General Hospital rout PWD 6-1 to enter Cup Final
    389 11  - General Hospital rout PWD 6-1 to enter Cup Final C. CHELLAPPAH By Geylang, Thursday pUBLIC Works Department *B who held General Hospital to a 2 l draw 1 m the S.G.S.F.A. Junior Cup semi-final, were routed 6-1 m the replay at the Geylang Stadium. PWD, however, had the better of
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    GOVT. MEN MAKE A RECORD ENTRY
    268 11 GOVT. MEN MAKE A RECORD ENTRY SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —Tonight at 7 p.m. the P.W.D. Hall at Old Kallang Airport will be the scene for the opening ties of the Singapore Civil Service Association's badminton championships. A record number of entries 57 for men's singles and 40 pairs for the
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    Superior SCC find Varsity easy
    66 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Thur> S.C.C. 2nd XV beat University of Malaya by 15 points (I penalty, 4 tries) to five <a goal) m a rugger match at the padang yesterday. Jones kicked a penalty, and Muirhead. two Darley and Boyle scored tries for S.C.C. They led
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    Commonwealth win by 10 wickets
    59 11 JOHANNESBURG, Thurs.— The touring Commonwealth XI beat Transvaal by ten wickets. Fast bowlers Brian Statham. Freddie Trueman Hiid Aliii Moss were star men. Transvaal 167 'S. O'Linn 45. F S Trueman 5-59 > and 274 (D Varnals 95. E. Barlow f>B. Trueman 4-47) Commonwealth 429
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    THE OLD SANTS' GO DOWN FIGHTING TO SUPERIOR KIWI AIRMEN
    67 11 THE OLD SANTS' GO DOWN FIGHTING TO SUPERIOR KIWI AIRMEN .1 Ui M \l t>. s X I rval. Ho- imp X 40th minute. Saints 8 lant rally, and Buck picked up a loose ball and :n to score their only try. But the Kiwis came back strongly and before
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    Goalkeeper Rita fails to keep her date in Singapore
    136 11 Goalkeeper Rita fails to keep her date in Singapore SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The big fuss about Rita Zahara. the Indonesian woman to play goalkeeper for the touring Indonesian football team, came to nought. She was not with the team when it flew m yesterday. Mr V P. Lim, the Far
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    S.R.A. LIST AMENDED: 5 HORSES PROMOTED
    287 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. The Straits Racing Asso- > ciation announces these amended classifications: PROMOTIONS: From Class 4 to Class 3: Mississippi, Wansbrough. From Class 5 to Class 4: Chase Me Home; Cheni: Fire Power. DEMOTIONS: From Class to Class 5: Billeen: Blanche' Neige; Blue
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    Raffles 'A' win city 'sevens'
    135 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Raffles Institution "A"" became (he City District seven-a-side rugger champions yesterday when they beat Raffles Insitution "B" by 15 points ihree jioals) to nil Tliis victory save them a double this season, because a week igo they became the City District fiite?n-a-side
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    Into the final
    35 11 SELEGIE. Thurs. Stamford Community Centre's senior dou- j bles table tennis semi final was j won by Wong En and Michael Chan. They beat Robert Ng and A. P. Nathan 21-19. 21-12.
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    45 11  -  N. BOUDEWYN by DINfiAPOR X Ru_-bv Mr. Ng. the first Asian to head the Rugby Union, .said that he hoped soon to see a Singapore Civilians team with more local players. It was on his suggestion thnt the Singapore Civilians
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    GIRLS WILL USE SOCCER HEADQUARTERS FOR NETBALL FINAL
    58 11 GIRLS WILL USE SOCCER HEADQUARTERS FOR NETBALL FINAL 0 Tan Tock Seng Netball Team, who beat Central Provident Fund 29-12 m the semi final of tin \maUamated I nion of Public Employees tournament. Telecoms won a walkover from Woodbridge Hospital. Hospital and Telecoms will clash m the final on Saturday
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    123 11 Poor times returned in yesterday's time trial rVIPENIS, Thurs. R Johnson of the 13 18 Hussars won yesterday's Far East Air Force 10- mi time trial held here yesterday. Hi time was 26ir.i 21sec. Second Ham/ah Awang of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association who returned a time 26min. 35sec. Strong
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    436 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS See How They Ran -By RINA broke no rents when she won tin- main race at Ipoh yesterday, but she won well enough to draw attention to her prospects m next month' "Hi SingaGold Cup over the
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    56 12 BOMBAY. Thurs. Erland Kops of Denmark won the j Cricket Cub of India's badminton singles title. He beat Indian Champion Nandu Natekar 15- io. 15-7. Finn Kobbero and Kops took I only 20 minutes to beat Dippu Ghosh and Amritlal Dewan (India) 15-11. 15-8
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    54 12 LONDON. Thurs. Tuesday's football results: League Three: Brentford 2 Queens Park Rangers 0. League Four: Carlisle United 3 Mansfield Town 1. Old- 0 A. Rozario saves from O. Rozario of the Polite with Colaseo coming m tn cover the S.R.C. goal m yesterday's hockey name on the Padang.
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    146 12 DUBLIN. Thurs. Wales beat Republic of Ireland 3-2. Half-time .score was 1-1. Left-wing Cliff Jones scored two goals, and had a hand m the third by Phil Woosnam. Fagan got both the Irish goals, the first a penalty. I'oothall league cup second round: Leeds United 0
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