The Singapore Free Press, 15 October 1960

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  • 22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST HEAD The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1960. 15 CENTS
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  • 409 1 16 UN delegates call at the White House loscow's threat to lommunise It s time br action' WASHINGTON, Saturday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower last nitfht made a strong appeal to 16 newly independent nations to resist Communist attempts to dominate them and declared it was time for
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  • 18 1 FGD GDF DFGD FDG .ded ,i»id RO- i he people spread
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  • 237 1 W. Irian peace Holland knows nothing -THE HAGUE, Sat. -The A Duten uovernmeut "knows no more than has appeared from press reports" about Malayan mediation efforts m the DutchIndonesian dispute over Netherlands New Guinea. a Foreign Ministry spokesman said here yesterday. The Malayan Premier, Tengku Abaui Rahman, had j said
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  • 34 1 NEW YORK. Sat.— Francisco (The Hook) Molina, 28. wanted In the killing of a nine-year-old Venezuelan girl last month during a fight between pro and i anti-Castro Cubans, was arrested yesterday.
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  • 419 1 The Mender es men face trial DEATH PENALTY ASKED FOR 38 ACCUSED: EX-PRESIDENT WEEPS YASSIADA ISLAND, (Turkey), Sat. 1?X-PRESIDENT Celal Bayar wept m the witness box at Turkey's mass treason trial yesterday when he denied selling for his own profit a valuable dog presented to him by the King of
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  • 136 1 FOUR LOCAL MEN LEAVE FOR HEALTH TALKS IN TOKYO SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— Singapore can benefit from the mistakes made by highly Industrialised countries as far as occupational I Is concerned, .-aid \Yn Acting Assistant Direoior oi Medical Services. Dr. X Kanagaratnam yesterday. Dr. Kanagaratnam and Dr. Ho Ouan Lim of
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  • 26 1 VIENNA, Sat.— A sroup of experts Is leaving Vienna shortly, for Manila to study the possible role of nuclear power m the Philippines.
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  • 21 1 TOKYO, Sat.— Japan Airline? said it would inaugurate DC-8-C Jetliner service between Tokyo and Seattle on Nov. 2.
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  • 251 1 Ministry warns schools on the admission of foreign students SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. fHE EDUCATION MINISTRY this morning warned all principals of schools both government and government-aided not to admit foreign students unless they possess a student's pass issued by the Controller of Im- migration. In a detailed circular to principals,
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  • 38 1 AKRON. mOIuo 1 Sat.— Henry Nicholas Ridley, whase rubber tnppin<: method made possible mass production of natural rubber will be installed on Nov. 18 m the University of Akron's International Rubber Science "Hall of Fame
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  • 36 1 BUENOS AIH 1 *nteen oi the 18 A. m aneci eowtiMin terdav presented :or their le'iremeiit iv President Ariuro 1 Fiondizi m proiest against the secret an- of th* army, General j Ri)dollo Larchei.
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  • 31 1 LONDON. Sat. Viscount Astor. 53. and top model Bronwen Pugh. 29. were married at Humpstead Register office yesterday only a few hours after their engagement I was announced.
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  • 5 1 RU5H A! IN
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  • 31 1 Managers' prices today. Firs* Malayan Fund buying $1.19. selling $1.27. Second Malayan Pund buying 98 cents, selling $1.04. First Hong Kong Fund buying 99 HK oentl selling HK$l.O5.
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  • 244 2 London markets close irregular small losses in industrials LONDON. Sat. i I I TIIK London slock III,.! lU'ls V II (I t' (I hi unsettled week generally irilar appearance erda> tedgi .1 seeuritj to respond >tment buying further occasional recorded. .n bonds and i and dollar showed no d» ip
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  • 132 2 Steels head Wall Street rally YORK: The stuck I market yesterday closed with an irregularly higher tendency extruding mostly to $1 or so. During the early part of the morning trading was quiet and the market showed mostly fractional gains. Later, there was a rally led by steels ring midday
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  • 30 2 4MSTERDAM: The mai rV ket was firm yesterday helped by the overnight strength ol Wall street. Internationals moved ahead on speculative local and foreign demand m moderate dealings.
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  • 383 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. Pre. Bricks CrOi. (N) I Atias Ite B.B. Petrol 40 IV. B.M. Trustees 525 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. Crds. 4 D Federal Dispensary 1.42V. ;ric*s 1.29 I .9 fraser Neave Pref. "4.1b LS Ores. 2.011 2
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  • 48 2 MOSCOW. Sat. Representatives of two Italian companies. Fiat and Fincantieri, yesterday discussed with ■Mr Alexei Kosygin. Russian first deputy premier, the poss ibility of Italian yards building ships for the Soviet Merchant Fleet. The talks followed an agree- ment signed last Tuesday by the
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  • 156 2 NOW CUBA GRABS ALL THE BANKS-AND 382 COMPANIES HAVANA: The Cuban Government yesterday nationalised all banks m Cuba except the Royal Bank of Canada and the Bank of Nova Scotia. In a sweeping law. the £overnment aiso nationalised 382 companies including 105 Cuban-owned .sugar mills. Several Ameri-can-owned companies are involved
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    • 82 2 LONDON. Oct 14. Previous i'I.MJ RUBBER No. 1 Ho. c.i.f. Europeai port*. Oct 2* 1 I Now -SI lo RUBbtH HO. 1 H»> bpot vRUBBER No 1 Rb& Settlement Mou>Term*. Nov. Dec TONE Qi'iet PEPPER White Sarawak t.a.q. 5.1.1. European ports Oct PEfCtR Black Sarawak Special t
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    • 44 2 NEW YORK. Oct 14 Prfvinii«. TIN Str.Tts Mit RUBBER Futures Nov M 00 Jan TONE: B.irely steady. SALES: M lots No i RSS Oct. landed price UOFFfct r-uture* H 1 Contract Dec. .:»> GO AtnAe Kicei Quoita m L^ ecflta Dei .v
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    • 31 2 NEW YORK. Oct. 14 Previous Today 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 1J7.4:{ 127.62 •0 Domestic Bonds M 27 15 Utilities 71 M.M K5 Stocks Composite Averaces H<7 i l
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    • 28 2 i. (floats 47, Oct. I shipment 47. -,">ot 4v. afloata «7. i »7. Muntok ta unquoted, Oct. ship■t« ox-dock. ADove prices cJOted :i U.S. crnt» lb
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    • 85 2 LONDON Oct 14. Prtvraua Today COPRA PMiliouii.. c.'.f. UK. Nnrti. Europe .m r t ■!i>liver'd wr< :ht per ions ton Oct. 1176 M 7« COPRA Straits Borneo cI t UK North European ports delivered weight p«r long ton Oct. Nov. ti4l JCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European
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  • 151 2 Rubber down at opening: Little change in slow market LONDON. Sat. Following the decline at Singapore quotations were a farthing per pound lower at the opening Little further change occurred m a slow market during the morning Tin was quiet. Copper was barely steady m fairly active trading. SEW YORK:
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  • 461 2 'Our aim should be to produce cheapest rubber' By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Saturday "THE recent recession m the price of rubber has shown unmistakably that, beyond a certain premium, some manufacturer will make do with synthetic," the chairman, Mr. A. E. Mullah, says m his annual statement
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  • 59 2 JAKARTA: The government ha.s withdrawn from circulation bank notes m denominations of five rupiahs and ten rupiahs which were issued by the shortlived government of the United State of Indonesia m 1950. Under a regulation issued by the Department of Finance those bank note« will no longer 1
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  • 83 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: American Mail 1 2, Neder Weser 4 5. Fernsea HA, Arendskerk 6 7. Hanoi 8 9. Yukikawa Maru 10 11, Francisville 13 14. Karachi 15 16. Tricolor 18. Velebit 19. Sletter N. Wall 5, Seiko Maru
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    • 395 2 CAT V §jgf THE t.A.I. LINES Saihrr to ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN, CONTINENTU t SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. I^* £< Spore P. S rum Peranj J^ 'j/ tor. a 16 19 Oct infl.j 5 21 22 Od 23 25 Oct 26 27 Oct \J\J 30 Oct 4 Nov 5 6 Nov 7
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    • 154 2 BARBER LIKE From USA EAST COAST PORTS via PANAMt AND NONCKONC TftOUBADCUR 20 Oct FERN-VILLE FAR I Ait LIKli From U.S.A. CULF PORTS vu PANAMA, LC ANO WONfMMf FRANCISVILLE If Oct BARBER-FERN-VILLL LINE Tr NEW YORK. BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORi via SUEZ 1 FERNSEA m Ptrt 17 Oct II IS FE»«OALE
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  • 11 3 FEDERATION GOVT. GIVES $25,000 TO THE ALGERIANS FG GDF HJFGH FGFH
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  • 687 3  -  LYDIA AROOZOO ITS GRADUATION DAY FOR 564 WHO TOOK COURSE AT THE TTC i ßy ALL OF THEM HAVE ONE THING IN COMMON,. .THEY ARE DEEPLY INTERESTED IN THE PROFESSION pROUDKST among the 364 graduates of Ihe Singapore Teachers' Training College will he seven lop
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  • 120 3 |OHORE BAHRU. Sat.J The Johore Government has presented 12 buflaloes 10 female and two male —to farmers m Kampong Aver Manis m Kulai. about 30 miles north of here, fgr ploughing padi fields. The buffaloes were handed over by Inche Ouyub bin Abdul Manas,
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    • 94 3 Mtdium Wave 17(i BMirea Baiurday night is melody tiight; Short Wave: (ii metres 11.00 Close clown. (4730 kc/a.) RADIO MALAYA Horn 900 p.m.— 10.00 p.m. da.ly \V"\T^xi of dioTrfrv 103 USJS? JE& grammes for the afternoon. 118 130 The news; 1.40 Weekly **fa T *^d£Ssi share market report; 14 a
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  • 174 4 by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE BRITAIN. U.S. AND ITALY PUT FORWARD SIX GUIDING PRINCIPLES FOR UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK, Saturday. BRITAIN, the United States and Italy yesterday proposed >i\ guiding principles for disarmament. The principles are outlined m a draft resolution circulated to ihe
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  • 120 4 BRITISH DRAFT URGES PROBE BY TECHNICAL EXPERTS verification shall form an integral part or any agree- on disarmami 6. General and complete di>armament must start measures which are capable of early imp: mentation under effective [national control and are compatible with the third principle. The Western three-Power lution urges that
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  • 72 4 rpORONTO. Sat. Msa X Hart, playwright and director, suffered a heart attack m his hotel room rday and was taken to hospital. ad been work: earlier m the day at the OKieefe centre where his new musical "Camelot" Is having its opening fourweek run He had
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  • 144 4 LONDON CONCERT TO TELL ABOUT LIFE IN MALAYA AND COMMONWEALTH LONDON, Sat. —New activity to give Londoners a better appreciation of Malayan life was reported yesterday. A spokesman at the Malayan Hi^h Commission said a Commonwealth concert was being planned m connection with Commonwealth Week, m London. Malaya is likely
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  • 38 4 I SEOUL. Sat Premier John Myun Chang< yesterday scored a victory and averted a major gov- e inment crisis when the House of Representatives rejected SpeaKei ing Hoon's resignation by a 119 to 96 vote.
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  • 210 4 LOUW SIDE STEPS AND TAKES A JAB AT THE REDS NEW YORK. Sat. Mr. Eric Louw, South Africa's Minister of External Affairs, said last night that world tension had been increased by the visit to the United Nations of Mr. Nikita Khrushchev and other Heads of State. In a radio
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  • 40 4 SCARBOROUGH. Sat. Mr. j Maurice Macmillan. 39-year-old! son of Mr. Harold Macmillan. the Prime Minister, caused a stir nt the annual conservative party's i conference, with a hard-hitting j speech castigating his father's administration on its spending.
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  • 142 4 PENSIONERS FROM FIVE COUNTRIES UNITE AND CALL FOR FAIR TREATMENT LONDON, Sat. The Colonial Service Pensioners Association of Malaya, Ceylon, East and Central Africa, and West Africa announced last night their amalgamation as the Overseas Service Pensioners' Association. which will campaign for pensions equal to those for British Civil Service
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  • 199 4 Lumumba men attack a Mobutu official LEOPOLDVILLE, Sat. About 30 pro-Lumumba supporters yesterday attacked and seriouMy wounded the vice-presi-dent of the Congo's "Student Council". appointed by Colonel Mobutu. As the vice-president. Albert Ndele. emerged from the smart Memling Hotel after giving a press conference, the Lumumba men drove up m
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    • 32 4 THIS CHANGING WORLD... My Word, Malaya has changed a 10t... NOT ONLY MALAYA -THE WHOLE WORLD. AND THINGS ARE STILL MOVING AT A TERRIFIC PACE... Yes, that's what makes it so important
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    • 125 4 B j tori Bl MfatimnLMCcctivi SPACESAVER REFRIGERATOR AT ONLY $26.00 PER M 09. South Bridge Re I DE-LUXE <^p >L Jw i SPARK w-i E^" CEILING FANS J^ljjS /i^C^~ economico 1 vjf^^^yfyt^ sizes avail g 48" s<TAN CHENG MOH ELECTRIC CC 152. CROSS STREET. SINGAPORE fc (W^ 13 RADIO PORTABLE
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    • 61 4 $>? ty&y/^COULP WE TAKE "N THINGS A LITTLE 2TAIHL I MOKE SERIOUSLY FOR A FEW MOMENTS, m I *_^k j 75 y***^* y i CLUES ACROSS 4. To arrange the draw lor the 1. More than one likeness ap- lennis toUinamen t may parent here «9). one lhe P»P (4)
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  • 96 5 lUROPEAN WOMEN ARE A KEG OR TWO AHEAD BU T OUR WOMEN ARE FAST CATCHING UP |TH UR RICHARDS iooks at c tipsy weaker sex B ill woman is a keg or I Ihi number o| pegs she is l make many a man dizzy, man's abstaining streak is
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  • 901 5  - The many routes of a fish bound for table CHEW LOY KHOON By **•£••v;•*•6• ~V 6 fc CONCLUDING A COMPREHENSIVE STUDY OF THE INDUSTRY... TODAY: A NEW LOOK AT THE DIFFERENT TRAPS, NETS F"ISHI\(; is by no means a simple task, a^ an examination of the assortment of fishing gear
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    • 10 5 Super Plenamins Super I Plenamins CHEMISTS I STORES S HAV£MASTER
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    • 82 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake f— X 1 VV I MltfE"* Nil I MIKEGAYLE//Z LET '|AA ALONE, IV PL AYI N6 HOOKY, AW- WHY WHY DO YOU 1 IAIK^! ''lIJSill? r WHATEVER
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
    • 159 6 H/HEN THE eagle victory wheels m imphant twirl to perch on a nations banners two qualitii c called for from the tor. Humility and restraint. Slight, dapper General Haris Nasution of Indonesia has both these qualities m good asure. Militarily, says the general who is now
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    • 107 6 SATURDAY again. Half day today. Home by one o'clock. As you trundle along m the bus sit back and ask yourself: "Now what sort of a home am I going to?" Is it a happy one bound by the invisible threads of affection and
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  • 127 6 CENTRE TO START TWO NEW CLASSES FOR 300 MEMBERS BUKIT TIMAH, Sat. Two new classes carpentry and domestic science— will be started at the Bukit Timah Community Centre tomorrow. More than 300 adult members have so far registered with the centre,— an increase of 100 members since August. 60 housewives
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  • 68 6 OLEH OLEH PARTY TO STAGE POPULAR PLAY SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— The Oleh Oleh Party will stage a Straits-born play entitled "Ta'Sangka" Unexpected) at the Happy World Stadium. tonight and tomorrow at 8 p.m. It is a play with plenty of music dancing, comedy, j and drama. The story concerns a
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  • 855 6  - Shutters up at this A church LYDIA AROOZOO r ir ir m m" m gfdg fgdf hhgfdgdf g NO ONE HAS WORSHIPPED IN THE t 125-YEAR-OLD UNIQUE ST. GREGORY'S SINCE 1938 j^ BOAHD nailed to a wooden post at a rakish angle with the words "Armenian Church of St. Gregory"
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  • 136 6 Airlift for 886 Gurkha troops and families going home after duty SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. JHK British Air Ministry has made an agreemen! with Air India to fly 886 Gurkha I troops and their families from Singapore to I Calcutta this month. The Gurkhas are returning home alter their tour of
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    • 149 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT YOUR SERVICE IN*. lfo.t eta txtm WHILE YOU WAIT on Road. TOP OUALITV COLOUR SHOPPING GUIDE extm REFRIGERATORS RARCAINS BARGAINS BARGAINS AVAILABLE Limited Moch» Act No* HOME APPLIANLi 30«« Orchard Road WHERE TO EAT S'por ""•■>—"• txtrm f AMOUS IPO H ACCOMMODATION VACANT ROCMFORT HACHELOR ACCOMMODATION WANTED
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    • 15 6 There is one way to be sure ALLIED RECORD CLUB SINGAPORE P. O. BOX 2097
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    • 59 6 Time and Date I automatically I Jewelled for maximum precision and designed for durability m a!! climates FAVRE-LEUBA backed by 7 generations of urn J Do not hesitate buy FAVRE-LF "I I You can be sore of tbeir qua I T GEN£VE IfAVRC-LEUIA WATCH CO^ LTD. 18-F ••♦♦ery fc J^B
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  • 82 7 I Government to send family planning cadres to the kampongs c TEERS WILL SOON K-TEND CLASSES IN IsjGLISH AND CHINESE, I^YS iNCHE AHMAD YAH SINGAPORE CITY. s»t. J 1 KM) volunteers will undergo month on Family Planning B hi ,i!>k* to go out
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  • 67 7 FILMS SHOWS ON SCIENTIFIC AND SOCIAL THEMES TO HELP OUT I traception. addition there will be shows on scientific and themes and a di will wind up each meet on N< ecu 11. 14 a the course, the will help to programme.hold ral areas and Misconception with this know>uld be
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  • 185 7 Call to foster 'outside' activities among trainee teachers SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. The Trainee Teachers branch of the Singapore Teachers' Union has stressed the need to promote organisation of extra-curri-cular activities among teacher trainees. In its latest newsletter. it states that with the cooperation of all members, the union hopes to
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  • 167 7 Chinese YMCA to launch campaign to boost membership by 1,500 SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. TIIK Singapore Chinese YMCA, which has iiboul 1.000 members on its roll, will launch its 11th membership campaign tonight hid to enrol 1,500 new members. will be hand- of 10 mem- led by a train retary Mt-mber^hip
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  • 53 7 OIF the man arrowed will call at the Frre Press Oflice. Times House. River Valley Road, <m Monday morning he will receive a prize of Sl5 and a complimentary photoiph oj himself. The picture was taken at the Victoria Memorial Hall this week during the
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  • 249 7 ARM YOURSELVES WITH MOSQUITO REPELLENT, SAY 42 SOLDIER CAMPERS WHO WERE 'ATTACKED' SERANGOON GARDENS. Sat.--A batch Idlers from the 42nd Coy. RASC. returned r o Singapore alter spending a week camping at Penggarang. on the east with this advice to others S to camp there: er go to Penggarang without
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  • 128 7 THINGS THAT GLITTER BRING IN PROFIT TO HAWKERS HAVELOCK. Sat. Manyhawkers have switched to selling artificial jewellery a> this proves to be very popular. Imitation gold bangle*, rings, chains and earrings and pearls can be purchased for less than a dollar. They do not last long as their colours lade
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  • 29 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Water will be cut off m the following areas today, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. to instal Tee connections
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  • 24 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ministry of Culture will put on four "See Singapore Harbour" trips by launch on Oct. 19. Deepavali holiday.
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  • 173 7 Police supervisee gets two years' jail for attack on a hawker SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. A GROUP of thugs carrying parangs, iron*. rods and sticks assaulted a hawker and then smashed up a coffee-stall m Tiong Bahru Road, a District .Indue was told. In the dock were Tay Peng Huat, 22,
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  • 81 7 SURPRISE ITEM AT THIS JEWISH DANCE SINGAPORE CITY, Sat.— A '-surprise item" awaits those who will be present at the Jewish Wel- fare Board's Simhat Torah (Rejoicing of the Lav/> dance to be held at the Sea View Hotel ballroom tonight from 8.30. This item is part of the programme
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  • 38 7 KLANG, Sat.— The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu I Bakar bin Baginda, was told i that $652,000 would be spent this year m the Kuala Langat District on works under the rural development scheme.
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  • 24 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Chlne.se Ladies' Association is making Poppy Day wreaths for the Cenotaph for the fifth year m .succession.
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    • 150 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS BDfGAPORC MISICAL so < lb IV: Pi .no recital by Yr d Yee at Cultural Centre 8.45 p.m. BINGAPOBI POLYTECHNIC Opeji tv the public from 2 to pm JEWISH WELFAEI BOARD Dance at Sea View Hotel. 8.30 p.m. CLOTHING SHOP (S;. Ana Cathedral): CWA Room south
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  • 686 8  - Deepavali joy to mark a big victory R.G. PILLAI GAY HINDU FESTIVAL SYMBOLISES THE TRIUMPH OF VIRTUE By Singapore City. Sat. QEEPAVALI, the colourful Fesli- val of Lights, so rich m mythological legends and tales of v a loii r, fraternity and honour, is celebrated every year by millions of
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  • 236 8 Winners of youth contest put on show at the Vic SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. It was a night to remember as the parade of prize winners of the Youth Drama, Music and Dance Festival Contest, organised by the S.T.U.. displayed their talent at the Victoria Theatre recently. A play, "Language Is
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  • 647 8 fgf gdfgf dfgdf r ONCE saw an adver--1 tisement whi c h showed an Auto Union being driven up a flight of steps, and underneath the picture was the caption: "The remarkable car from Dusseldorf climbs stairs on
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    • 217 8 HAVE YOU HEARD p& SINGING AT THE PRINCE TEajJ^H Wt mm ■PEGGY S3 ENTERTAINS DAILY i.50 p.m. to 7.00 p.m. Prince's ORCHARD ROAD TEL ***** „i 'i i t *V 111 ///Vj£ p LL I Mostly Air Conditioned Rooms \fl J J Visitors from Malaya ond o root jT^jU V^JL
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  • 19 9 I X H I I Ko all out M I Extended Mm
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  • 188 9  -  C. CHELLAPPAH By SINGAPORE CITY. Saturday. I; K)KING ror sports thrills ll, is weekend? There are plenty of them ■n ine O"mg. Ihe P.S.S.I. Makassar soccer team from Indonesia is rmng tomorrow and will be playing a Division One Combined team on
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    27 9 A trio of champions at the Outram School swimming meet. Onq Chew ing Division "A" Wonq Kum Fook Division "B" Yco Toon Joo Division "C"
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  • 192 9 No rugby tactics from Viscount Monty... but he agrees to kick off LONDON. Saturday. VISCOUNT MONTGOMERY OF ALAMEIN, the most famous "old boy" St. Paul's School, London has ever had. went back to an old school function yesterdir He went without beret, without badges it was strictly a mufti job.
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  • 95 9 JALAN BESAR. Sat— The Amateur Fotition, to help the financially, has veen the >ar> and apore Senior Clubs Cornproceeds to go to the clur The selection for the Senior ombined will be made the following: Idros Darul Aflahi; Loh k Teng rCA»; Lee Wan <CA»: Matmon
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  • 585 9 Jolly Roger Bannister gj THE TALES THEY TELL Jfl SPORTING ANECDOTES by ARTHUR DALEY IF Dr. Roger Bannister ever has to make house calls, he'll make more of them than any doctor m Britain. He moves faster. The first man to break through the seemingly unbreakable barrier of the Four-Minute
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  • 1060 11 TRACK FORM... your guide to winners M0 cr {0 El* _H Er. 1 Bat Mr Km _v HIYA HOMY: 12-10-60 P race \1( IOR: 12-10-6- to ■d in Div. 2 Abt. 1 ic rosm ki 13-10-60— st 3F in even time l 1 vi i \s 4-10-60— Did three**r pace
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  • 728 11 Race 1 2.15: Cl. 5, Div. 3—6 Furs. 1. 84_' JALAN BFSAR Tyr beg Paul. 9 2 i3> 8 HEARTS FAST 7-r bfft Allan. 9.0 «6> Geyer 3. 34: ELLEN'S TRF w KF gyr chlrg Allan. 8 12 (2) Ward 4 SHANGRILA II 4yr bam Rodgers. 8.11 ilO)
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    • 938 11 dunlop DISC BRAKES f" \s BTAMDABD ON Till I 2.4, 3.4 AND 3.8 IJTKF I i*4 Mark 2 Jaguars are the world I cars I they are fitted with the world- satest and rr. efficient brakes Dunlop Disc Brakes O J.;yuar offers you race-proved Duniop h. Brake.-; with servo assistance
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  • 633 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS IN RACE ONE PENDEKAR i MEETS A FIELD i THAT IS MEDIOCRE By KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THIS TIME, Kid Paitcho, King's Scholar, 1 Peanut Kid, Singalantf, Lindalou and perhaps Trigger can be given winning chan< making the main Class 3, 1
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  • 362 12 FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYMAIl HANYANG HANFANG ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER LMY KWEE LOH Mo Yu-loong Rocc 1 P-NOEKAR SHANGRILA SHANGRILA DAUNTLESS RAPID A,R SHANGRILA PENDEKAR JALAN BESAR lolon flcsor £|lcn s Treasure Pcndekor Ellen's Treasure £M«n's Treasure Ellen's Treasure
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  • 530 12 I EADIXG owners Veni Vici stable are represented In Race Seven (Class 3, l)i\. I, F. i. with Littlewood, Angkor Wai and Petite Princesse. The firs! named pair won their respective races on the second day over 7 F. and on v
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  • 528 12 KATONG. Saturday. IM Hong Teang won the 'A' Division rhampion- ship at the Bartley Secondary School carnival held at the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Chiu Kuo Kwang was the 'B" Division champion. In C division four boys walked away with the title. Each
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  • 225 12 It was President's day at Army golf rpIIOMSON. Sai. Brigadier 1 R.E. Watersfon. with a net score of 71). won the top award the Scratch Medal at the Singapore Army (iolf Society championNhips played over the R.S.G.C. course at Adam Road. Tiiere was ve.y keen competiiion m every same, and
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  • 38 12 HARBOUR POLICE DECIDE IN SECOND HALF 5.11.8.P Prisons o (iIIANGI. Sat. -Victory foi > Singapore Harbour; Board Police came m the second hall" m their SHA Division 2 match against Prisons here yesterday. After a eoalle.ss firs! half, the
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