The Singapore Free Press, 11 November 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    13 A day
    16 1  - 13 A day R. G. PILLAI 'HE RATE *ILL STAL PHONES YEAR v exchanges •pones, too
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    Goodwill mission
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    Paper seized
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    KENNEDY: TASKS AHEAD
    741 1 Margin of victory was slim but responsibility is clear,' he says at first press conference Reply to Khrushchev for good wishes: Just, lasting peace is No. 1 aim 'KENNEDY HAS NO MANDATE 1 THK latest popular vote returns showed h timed v 33. 5 .Mi, To I
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    Room for 46,000 is planned in 25 new local schools
    122 1  - Room for 46,000 is planned in 25 new local schools CHEW LOY KHOON By SINGAPORE CITY, Fri SOMPLETION ol 25 primary and secondary schools m the 1959-60 building programme will enable Ihe Governmenl to provide more than 46,000 new places m schools. I Of this number. 31.100 will be m
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 v t: I- 1 v I i.i KAC'I SfcVl BARRIEk DRAW mi I>M ii I kC'l I X MM I I x SAICON tVOLT 1 n i I i X STOCK ANCE 1 X
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    Java flood havoc
    35 1 PURWOKERTO. (Central Java), Fri. Sixteen i>enson.s were killed. 23 others were injured and some four million rupiai\s (about M 5266.000) m damage was caused iby floods and landslides at Purbolinggo near here.
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    Graves safeguard
    24 1 LONDON. Fri. The Commonwealth Wai Graves Commission is arranging to safeguard war graves and memorials In colonial and trusteeship territories now achiev:.dependence.
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    HUSH! IT'S A GAG
    289 1 I Former royal servant must not tell his secrets I ONDON, Sat.— Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother obtained an injunction here yesterday against a former footman at Clarence House, her London home, according to a statement issued by a London firm of solicitors. The injunction, granted
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    Boat escapes
    24 1 TOKYO. Fri. A smokescreen laid down by Japanese patrol boat enabled a fishing vessel to escape from a South Korean patrol bout.
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    Margaret shuns the Palace
    59 1 LONDON. Fit Princess Margaret V failure to appear Buckingham Palace reception stimulated speculation here that she is boycotting such affairs until her husband gets a title. While Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip were entertaining 1.400 guests at the Palace.. Princess Margaret and Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones were
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    Dr. Fisher denies
    48 1 LONDON. Fri— The ArohbLship of Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, denied here yesterday that his historic visit to Pope John at the Vatican next month was the result of a "plot hatched by ecclesiastics" at the recent meeting In Scotland of the World Council of Churches.
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    Kasavubu men may now get the Congo seat in United Nations
    458 1 Kasavubu men may now get the Congo seat in United Nations ITNITED NATIONS, U Fri. The Credentials Committee last night voted to recommend the General Assembly to seat representatives of Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu m the world forum. Six nations voted for a resolution to this effect, sponsored by the
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    Lock icon 191,000 more without work in U.S.
    40 2 191,000 more without work in U.S. WASHINGTON. M Un .yment -rates insed by 191,000 to 579.000 in October in it of a normal tcn>r it to decline autumn. L> crmtlc leaders 2 the la>t da-. mpalgn I Highest rate Reuter
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    Robber jailed
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    Europeans fight police, yell anti-de Gaulle slogans: 2 held
    384 2 Europeans fight police, yell anti-de Gaulle slogans: 2 held I by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE ALGIERS, Friday. SHOUTING EUROPEANS scuffled with police here last nighl mid turned a ceremony al Ihe \v;ir memorial inlo a demonstration againsl President de Gaulle's Algerian polity. Police made two arrests. Xo-one was injured.
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    'HOW I SETTLED ROW WITH CHINA'-U NU TO TELL NEHRU
    136 2 'HOW I SETTLED ROW WITH CHINA '-U NU TO TELL NEHRU i CALCUTTA, Pri. The v Pnir.» Minister of Burma. U Nu. said here on from Rangoon that cl no proposals to ■.tie Sino-Indian bori U Nu who is on bis way Delhi tor talks with Indian Premier. Mr. Nehru,
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    WEST GERMANY LOWERS BANK RATE TO FOUR PER GENT
    199 2 WEST GERMANY LOWERS BANK RATE TO FOUR PER GENT FRANKFURT: The Central Council of the West German Federal Bank yesterday decided to lower the bank rate to four per cent from five per cent effective today. This was the third reduction in the rate for these securities in eight days.
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      98 2 LONDON. Nov. 10. Previous Today RUBBER No I K». c i f. Europe*" ports. Now 3 16 21 1 16 Oec 26 1G RUBBER Nu 1 R»S Spot 26 S 16 RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Dec 261 Jan. Mar 26 lo 16 TONE: Quiet.
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      New York Prices
      48 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 10. Previous Today TIN Straits soul 104.00 I RUBBER Future* Nov 32.25 32.00 Jan- 31.40 .11 i% TONE: Barely steady. SALES: 43 lots. No. 1 RSS Nov. landed dmc» :iii ;n j COFFEE Future- Contract Die. 36.16 J6.ll AfHAt- Drtecfl quote Qei
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      U.S. Pepper
      22 2 ill \ov pm T ;*i .«j.ut r»6.'afioats 4s. Muntok whit* 17. mloats 75. Nov. snipment ex-dock. ouoted la U.S. cents
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      Dow Jones Averages
      34 2 NEW YORK, Nov. 10, Previous Today 30 industrial* 602.25 612 01 20 Railroads mm 127 79 j •0 Domestic Bonds >4 49 84 is «5 Stocks Comoosito vera 190.01 Ml 72
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      88 2 LONDON, Nov 10 COPRA Ph,,,pp,,, t Prf¥1 U$ T d ell. U.K. Nurt» European part* delivered weight per long ton Nov M^ tiw COPRA. Stra.tS 4 Borneo e.l.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weight per long ton Nov. Dec i6.-, unquoted bOCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.t. Euro
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    UP 19 DOWN 3 UNCHANGED 152
    427 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Thursday. INDUSTRIAL* Today Alex. Bricks Cr3s. (N) .SO .90 Atlas Ice n. co Buyers 90USTEAO 1.17 i.iB 8.8. Petrol 40 U; 40/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5 25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 |2G 3 Or«3s. 4c
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    Mergers boost the rubber industry
    61 2 Mergers boost the rubber industry i By the FREE PRESS MAR* JHE RUBBER indu^ -cut k»ndenr\ towa larger companies iccordin, Denman Barlow. In his report to lh, Muar River Rubber I quisition of the Kblx>i Borneo and Sapon^i John says tlie effect of ll to increase the issued net liquid
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    DIVIDENDS
    58 2 Unilever Limited LONDON: Unilever Limited —an interim dividend of 1 9.7d jx?r unit less tax. Unilever N.V. interim dividend ol eight florins. Last year's interim dividend for Unilever Limited was 19.2 ponce and Unilever N.V. seven llonns. The increased interims should not be interpreted as a pointer to an
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    TAKE-OVERS
    115 2 Orbit. Waihi and Puket LONDON Discussions between the boards of Orbit Holdings. Waihi Investments and Exploration ;md Puket Tin Dredging with a view to their merger have resulted In agreement upon terms which involve an offer by Orbit to acquire the ivhole of the issued share capital of Waihi.
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    ROUND-UP
    76 2 I Night shifts to ena LUTON: Another firm hit by :he slump In the British car industry. Vauxhail Motors, have mnounced that they were p!anlinj? to stop most night shift writing from the end of this nonth. Vauxhail are a Briton subsidiary of the General Motor Corporation of the
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    A brighter outlook in London markets
    151 2 A brighter outlook in London markets LONDON, Fri. Distinctly brighter conditions developed m the London stock markets yesterday although Interest and activity remained at a low level. The better trend followed i Wall Street's late recovery overnight and the record i steel output m October. Giltedge-d securities wen particularly good
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    Wall Street list hits a new high!
    153 2 Wall Street list hits a new high 'Vl.w H)KK: m laic dealings the list moved to a m iugta for its current tecovwy effort and Wall S-.:< ed firm \vi:ii a fairly good showIng of gain? mostly to $1 or moif. Quids m?i ea:. ire on selling which reflected the
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    Ceylon rice imports
    49 2 COLOMBO: Ceylon inipcr.ec 1.052.382 cwt of me iv September bringing the total for fust nine monihs of tiiL^ r**r to 8.309.731 cwt. according to official figures from the principal collector of customs Of the September impoi's. China supplied 719,911 cwt, while the remainder came from Burma.
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    Rubber market closes quiet after further easing
    134 2 Rubber market closes quiet after further easing LONDON Fri opening -lightly I m line with the Ea^t further eased on hi than expected Indoi imports into Slnga Termh.al bi; again largely short and the market quiet Prices mo\ finished positions little cha a bom pound hiener on tlDespite higher F
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    McNamara is new Ford president
    38 2 DETROIT: Robert mara was named pn Ford Motor C< n Henn* Fora, secni.a. been both pre. man wajj named chief exerutlve a:'. Mr. IfrTfwm siden' and giou, car ana truck cii* L« i
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    Bolivia smelter ups
    32 2 LA PAZ, «Bolivia I Tlie National sion of Mining Studu Operations has decid< a Russian proposal to stall a smelter m Bol;> would be impractical The commission Un fgdfgdfg
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      118 2 8MPSM j CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Canton 1/2, Charon 4/5. Chakdma 6A, Bennnnes 6/7. Clytoneus 8/9. Boleslaw Beirut* 10/11*, Halldis 13/14, Neder Earns 15/16. Ceylon 18. Sadao N. Wall 3. Emp. Gannet 21/22. Beiiveg 24. Sungei Amhmn 25. Khyber 27 HopDg 29/30,
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    Bid to solve airport's No. 1 problem
    313 3  -  CHAN SWAN BEE Committee will ask the Covt. to ease congestion MORE PEOPLE NOW GO BY AIR: A LOUNGE MUST NOW BE BUILT TO ACCOMMODATE THEM By PAYA LEBAR. Fri JHE Singapore Airport Facilitation Committee is to ask the Government to provide extra
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    Supper after REME parade
    48 3 K< Is Life Bri j;adr wvrv among the large fathering at the display of w<»ik>hnp. REME Singapore. Taking part m the parade were the KEMK Staff >t Rn.. the Sherwood Foresters, Picture shows some of the Girls Life Mippv r after th c display.
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    OFFICIALS NAMED TO MARK TAMIL FESTIVAL IN QUEENSTOWN
    141 3 OFFICIALS NAMED TO MARK TAMIL FESTIVAL IN QUEENSTOWN ALEXANDRA. Fri. Six r\ Tamil organisations held a meeting at the Tamil Youths Association m Alexandra, and elected a joint committee to celebrate the third Tamil festival In Queenstown area. Tho six organisations are the Tamil Youths Association, Kalai Vallarchi Kulu. Kalaivannar
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    A chamber appeal
    29 3 IPOH. Fri. The Perak Malay Chamber of Commerce has decided to appeal to the State Government to mark out Malay reservations for tin and iron mining.
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    New community hall
    21 3 KOTA BHARU, Fri. —The Sultan of Kelantan has opened a community hall costing $11,000 at Tanah Merah here.
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    Undergraduates spend vacation in study of how beggars live
    101 3 Undergraduates spend vacation in study of how be ggars live p nMAH Frl A beamen the the :nade ident of the ial StuMalaya Now with the Singapore :>artment of Social Wel*he .student did his m Joho: :.t many a night with beggars with whom he d during the day •bt
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    Election meeting
    31 3 TELUK ANSON, Fri.— The Lower Perak. district Alliance committee will meet at the Malayan Chine.se Association here on Tuesday to draw up plans for the coming town council elections.
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    Publisher on tour
    32 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— —Mr. John G. M. Brown, 44--year-old publisher of the Oxford University Press, who is on an East-Asian tour, will visit Singapore and the Federation next week.
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    'BLUE DIAMONDS' FLY IN FOR TOMORROW'S BIG VARIETY SHOW
    135 3 'BLUE DIAMONDS' FLY IN FOR TOMORROW'S BIG VARIETY SHOW SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. One of the world "s most famous singing teams "The Blue Diamonds' of Holland are now m Singapore. The Blue Diamonds are Indonesia -born brothers Rudy and Reim de Wolff They hit the big time with their version
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    Long strike ends
    31 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Work at the Singapore Glass Factory m Henderson Road was resumed as the first batch of 85 employees reported for duty after <a 10-week strike.
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      190 3 A fine 35mm camera m the moderate price range I h' I 1 I I I i I I C r^v Built m EXPOSURE METER with Licht Value Scale. Rv.V.v.v. v.v.v.v.v.v.v/.;. :%%%»!W-^»3iSW FEATURES 4tfMv gt»mg%W YASHIN Jf^ r fk VlVh ITT-* Jl |Ow X *B: X Top ill A Oiscoont
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      31 3 Medium Wave 476 metres RADIO MALAYA Short Wave: 6J metres jl7 mrtiesi from 9.00 p^-llS^p.m. daily I PM *»5 £g PU inn D»yTr AAm»m m» I TimP cmnfll nws- lAn HW
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    Queues for 'Lady C': 300 at Foyles go in 15 minutes
    364 4 Queues for 'Lady C': 300 at Foyles go in 15 minutes I by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE LONDON, Friday. I ONDONERS swooped on the bookshops at opening time yesterday, baying up the unexpurgated edition of I). H. Lawrence's Lady (hatterlev> Lover" on public sale lor the first time. Fovles
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    BROWN IS CHOSEN GAITSKELL'S DEPUTY
    88 4 BROWN IS CHOSEN GAITSKELL'S DEPUTY LONDON, Fri.— Mr. George Brown. M.P.. 44. Labour defence spokesman, was la>t night elected Deputy Leader of the Labour Party, bringing Mr. Hugh litskell a strong aliy m his tight to retain control the feuding Socialist movement. In a secret ballot of the 254 labour
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    Reds seek 'war criminal' in Britain
    169 4 MOSCOW. Fri. Rv that Britain expel an Estonian ••war criminal" now living In England, the Soviet news reported. The demand was made In te handed to the BriAmbassador m Moscow. The note said that Soviet judicial organs Investigating crimes committed c Nazis during the
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    NOW STAR GAZERS CONCEDE DEFEAT
    73 4 NOW STAR GAZERS CONCEDE DEFEAT > T E\V DELHI. Fri.— lndian I astrologers conceded deyesterday because tin v backed the wn candidate m the American presidential election. Most a>trolcgers said the horoscopes and stars showed the winner would be Nixon. Senator Kennedy. however, came m. The United States embassy received
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    Britain to relax strict drinking laws: Longer hours for the taverns
    155 4 LONDON, Fri.— The British Government yesterday announced plans for slightly easing Britain's strict drinking laws which for many years have irritated thirsty Britons and dec: ed foreign tourists m search of conviviality. A Bill published yesterday proposes that taverns
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    Water cut these areas
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      A 'THANK YOU' FROM A.A.S. FOR HELP IN SAFETY DRIVE
      74 5 membership of the ition of Singapore you our deep apprenhiu assistance you jtiou's efforts m m si Poster Exhibition. the results wouia success achieved. your leader article m the Roads, and effort of the t be n legated to the
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      'Back to the ulu' call
      44 5 'Back to the ulu' call article on I former Thomas Cup Poh Lim has upThe outlook for the world of ls bleak, hat our younge the L halls the ul brought us the oveted cup once and may well bring it to us WORRIFD
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      A two-tailed problem
      25 5 A two-tailed problem Mtwo tailed lizards are a re is one on my roof )uld I do. catch it ne or cha X GOII ,aport\
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      It's no joke He wants 'real zebra' here
      99 5 It's no joke He wants 'real zebra' here A FEW years ago some students at the varsity painted a mock zebra crossing on the Bukit Timah Road. This wa s then considered a joke m bad taste by the police. Dunearn and Bukit Timah Roads, more than any other roads
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      Great lover
      54 5 CLARK CABLE fell ill a few days ago and many an old and young heart was distressed. This made me think of another great lover of the silent screen. Ramon Navarro. What ha* happened to him and where is he now? OLD TIMER. Singapore. EDITOR'S NOTE: Sec Navarro
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      Crush on bus: A call for action
      151 5 EVERY DAY. near a large primary school. I see children rushing for public buses to take them home when their lessons are In their over-eager. childish way they clamber on to the buses. And when the buses are full th s d the
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      Lack of qualified staff holds up mobile libraries
      337 5 Lack of qualified staff holds up mobile libraries This is your page: Write to us if you have any greases or views to air SUOI'LI) like to correct the erroneous impression given m the editorial columns of The Free Press of Nov. 1 that it is merely a lack of
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      GRADUATES AND THE POLICE FORCE
      180 5 GRADUATES AND THE POLICE FORCE THE Singapore Government's move to attract university graduates and those who possess the Cambridge Higher School Certificate to the police inspectorate is most welIt is a step m the right direction towards improving the efficiency of the police force. It will also mean that as
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      BARRELS ARE A MENACE
      94 5 BARRELS ARE A MENACE rHE circle of barrels marking the proposed circus outside the Kallang Park would appear to be the beginning of a traffic safety plan m which the police have lost interest. A long trial period has elapsed since those barrels made their appearance. Surely one could expect
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      15 5 Kf/VfO FROM EUROPE A "ANDING F* PUTINUM ■aiERY. h°ttO MOULDED r IF|| L DESIGNS h,-...
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      96 5 71IP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis .H3 HEART 3F JULIET JONES by Stan Drake fi- -r y A r r^OH^HMF'TCAIDIT-MARRrEDi N I THROVE SOMETHING INTO A fILL MAKE YOU HAPPY! T CH,MKB... V s I X /^V -^5 WHYNOT^CCUfrrSHIPS SUITCASE AND
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  • TELLNG THE PEOPLE
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      A warning to the Russians
      216 6 RIGHTLY in the United Nations does Malaya join the demand for a bigger Security Council a demand that seeks to increase its members from 11 to 13 Rightly, too. does her representative, Dato S. C. Maclntyre, stress the urgency behind the demand. The Russians. of
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      The Malayan Film Unit
      70 6 A WORD of praise for the Malayan Film Unit. In a row of humble attap huts in Bungsar, Kuala Lumpur, the Unit has produced films of such technical excellence that time and time again they've won international acclaim. But more important than awards is the Unit's
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    A 'Great Lover' shuns movies for thoughts of monasteries
    408 6 A 'Great Lover' shuns movies for thoughts of monasteries fgfgfg LONDON, Fri. 'JMIK passionate black eyes are pale and tired now. The famous profile is gaunt from illness. And the hair, once luxuriantly thick and wavy, is sparse and grey. The name— R a m o n Novarro. The Great
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    BUS FIRM PUTS 10 NEW VEHICLES INTO SERVICE
    90 6 BUS FIRM PUTS 10 NEW VEHICLES INTO SERVICE SINGAPORE CUT, Fri.— The Taj Koh Vat Bus Company nas put lv new buses on its service routes between Havelock Road and Sembawang Hill Estate. These passenger vehicles cost $35,000 each and are built to suit the needs ot the travelling public.
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    LIAISON TEAM TO VISIT 11 CENTRES
    89 6 LIAISON TEAM TO VISIT 11 CENTRES SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. The newly set up Liaison Committee ot the People's Association has arranged visits to 11 community centres between Nov. 15 and 22 m the evenings for its members. Object of the visits is to acquaint the members with the activities of
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    They will lay down a musical milestone
    375 6 They will lay down a musical milestone SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— Top impresarios from ail over Asia will meet m Hong Kong early next year to lay down "the most important milestone m music and concerts m Asia." They will discuss the formation of a concert managers' association m Asia to
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    100 YOUTHS VOLUNTEER TO LEVEL GROUND FOR FOOTBALL
    194 6 100 YOUTHS VOLUNTEER TO LEVEL GROUND FOR FOOTBALL NAVAL BASE, Fri. About ICO boys m Naval Base under the leadership of Mr. P. Jayanaman, a qualified referee of the SAFA, are levelling a piece of ground off Canberra Road to convert it into a football field. Mr. Jayaraman said that
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    Five years as leaderss now they take test
    69 6 KALLANG. Fri— About 20 club leaders who have clubs tor more than five years were among 300 applicants for centre or a ant centre leader's I who sat the written examination here. They had been instructed by the People s Association to
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    Customs warn shippers on removal of goods for re-export
    90 6 Customs warn shippers on removal of goods for re-export SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. SINGAPORE Customs have reminded shipping agents, owners and ship chandlers that they must submit outward declarations before duitable goods can be removed from bonded warehouses for export. This applies also to the supply of ships or for transhipment.
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    KATONG Y.M.C.A. SESSIONS ONCE A WEEK
    13 6 KATONG Y.M.C.A. SESSIONS ONCE A WEEK KATONG, Fri.— The Katong branch of the
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    Plans to lure tourists to Singapore
    226 6  - Plans to lure tourists to Singapore CHAN SWAN BEE By S nga 'J'HE NINE major international airlines and i State will be taking an active role to aiti pore during "Visit the Orient" campaign next Each is planning to organise its om help the Government efforts to lure visitors tourist
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      467 6 CLASSIFIED ADS. I ACKNOWLEDGMENT 20 Wmrd* $6 (Minimum) MESSRS. LOW KAI KONG. Low Kai -nllies thank >:. friends, relattven. well-wlsh-•o -•■nt wreaths, paid ntxbt visits, and who attended the ii of the late Mdm. Yueo Lav Km. AT YOUR SERVICE ifin.)— o«x SB eta •xtrm WHILE YOU WAIT Photostat Seromatic.
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      31 6 i Song of Love m Eternally Beautiful m ENGAGEMENT RINGS m PUtlnom A Gold Set UUmonds. I P. H. HENDRY B Jewellers 78. North Bridge Road Adelphi Hotel, Spore, Kuala Lumpur.
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      12 6 ALARMS NOW V\A'!NG Wm 4 MILLION PE WHY NOT YC-^ /ml/ W*"
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    New library for all
    276 7  -  LYDIA AROOZOO Building will house braille section Books m all languages will be on loan without fee By gINGAPORE, CITY, Fri. Facilities at the new National Library will serve everybody m the community from school children to research workers. This was disclosed by the Director of
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    FROM TROUBLED CONGO THEY FLY TO AUSTRALIA AND A NEW LIFE
    139 7 The Paterson family who fled from troubled Kasai province of the Congo left Singapore by BOAC for Sydney where "we shall have to start all over again." Mr. H. H. Paterson. 39. who has been a missionary of the
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    War Office lifts ban on go-kart meet: Drivers 'covered'
    312 7 ALEXANDRA. Friday. J*IIE War Office, despite its temporary ban on >-karf racing m all British Army commands, has permitted the 18th Signals Regiment lure to hold its races tomorrow. The ban had been imposed pending an investigation Ito whether these miniature
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    GIVE 'UNSTINTED SUPPORT' APPEAL BY CLUB
    73 7 GIVE 'UNSTINTED SUPPORT' APPEAL BY CLUB SINGAPORE CITY, Fri The "V" Student Volunteer club has 'made no progress during the past few months." it is stated m its newsletter "Let's Know."' Fortnightly meetings were held m the afternoons, but the response was not encouraging. Members said they had to prepare
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    POP
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    Market study tour
    31 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Mr. K. Toyumi, export manager of the Hitachi Co., of Osaka, flew into Singapore on a two-week visit to survey the market potentialities m Malaya.
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    $763,109 paid out
    26 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. The Government paid out $763,109 last month m public assistance and t.b. treatment allowances through the Department of Social Welfare.
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    The Xmas look...
    378 8 YOU'LL BE WEARING FRILLS AND FLOUNCES, BUTTONS AND BOWS .YOU'LL BE A VISION STRAIGHT FROM 'MY FAIR LADY' ...AND THE COLOUR IS LILAC B MISS KNOW-HOW pRILLS. flounces, beads, buttons and bows everything thai would conjure up visions of My Fair Lady that sums up the "look"
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    FRUITS DE MER LUNCH IS TASTY AND EASY TO MAKE
    191 8 FRUITS DE MER LUNCH IS TASTY AND EASY TO MAKE FRUITS de Mer makes a delicious lunch. Also, it is quick to prepare. You require two small fillets of sole, two scallops, a small packet of shrimps or prawns Cut the fillets of sole into diagonal strips and poach them
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    Tips on what to do with a pinch of salt wins this week's top prize
    192 8 jyjISS IVY DE SOUSA, of cS7 Cheviot Hill, Siglap, Singapore 15, wins the first prize of $20 m this week's "Household Hints" com petition for her tips on the uses of salt She writes: "A
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    FOUND AT LAST: THE IDEAL GIFT FOR THE TODDLER
    98 8 FOUND AT LAST: THE IDEAL GIFT FOR THE TODDLER IHOOSING gifts for Kj babies, especially m the one or two-year-old group, is often a tiresome job I never can think of something that can be useiul as well as presentable, when I'm invited tv a birthday party. But now I
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    THIS TABLE WILL MAKE IRONING SO MUCH EASIER
    127 8 THIS TABLE WILL MAKE IRONING SO MUCH EASIER ONE of the most tiresome jobs that the harassed housewife has to tackle is ironing. It demands a great deal of energy as one often has to stand for hours to press the clothes. However take heart, for here's news which is
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      205 8 :ng bra with "BEAUTY-nre-shaped to shape for new young loveliness believe it till you try it on nape cups are ALL YOU shaped to a new excitlnp. young -•■:d the se. special cup lining that gently U supper The n-. :ted above, and many PLAYTEX E: lilable from lead. Box
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      119 8 use lipstick J I ready I I for any I I date.. I I I M CUTEX brings to you 2 neu 4 exciting lipsticks *o famous Sheer Lan lipstick tha: I stays brighter or Deli that heavenly soft i creamy lipstick This remarkable IWKTX I sories proves ser\iceable m
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    Bata Shoes FREE PRESS SPECIAL FEATURES
    648 9  -  ALEXANDRA LEE w jih 29 years of service to the people n/ Singapore keeps up with the times hMILY SHOE STORE WITH A HEW LOOK By Cut, machine and then tack Chiropody service for sufferers j< t h inion show ultra-modern frontage, modern interior
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      125 9 >v of the Very Latest Creations from Leading I jJI v/\. Fashion Centres of the World r~~/9^^ .•x^V Will Se Held At 500 P-M> On Friday November ll > 1960 jl To Mark The Re-opening Of The Newlv- %r t^ Alodernised And Air- Conditioned \\>Jf Main Store, Bata Bldg., Spore.
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    The success story of an executive
    179 10 HARD WORK AND A KEEN INTEREST LED TO THE ROAD UPWARDS rpHE managing director and "brains" behind the vast shoe organis ation, Bata shoe Co., is genial Mr. a J. Jugas, a Briton who arrived here m 1934, three years after the first store
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    SHOES FOR EVERY OCCASION AND ALL AGES
    113 10 SHOES FOR EVERY OCCASION AND ALL AGES MADAM BUTTERFLY— A princess court shoe, latest design in creamy yellow kid, unusual in both decoration and structure. SWEET SIXTEEN A white low cut pair with one inch heels in white crushed leather. MERRY WIDOW— A black satin court shoe with attractive detachable
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      127 10 W^'fA our I BEST WlShtcl BATA SHOE r? J on their re-opentng of w I I f rom Malaya Engra J I Company 76, Cross St., Spore l I Makers of Fine Line Half h BuJ,^ I PROMPT SERVICE ASSURED <MIII < M »^< >««« wi '"N We Extend Ou,
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    Swotting at the Esplanade
    1229 11 Pupils now restaurant for exam THE SINGAPORE SCENE SINGAPORE CITY rri. I he open restaurant at tin Ksplanade has I come a favourih rendezvous for stud its preparing foi I he lorthcomii liool rtifical< Kxamination. Th» ound the rani which I during the da place to
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      346 11 Hi cffIAND HQTt. P^ 21/25 Bcncoolen Str««t. Singapore. Ts+X''''' J MOSTLY AIR CONDITIONED ROOMS ''^H ■'M|- t Central location, excellent Aj^ly service and comfortable <^V\y.^^ rooms. Private car park. i /Or? >»ZZ PURPOSES y PHOENIX Csoi, A^t, -S.'MOUTRIE'&.CO.. (M) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPQH PEWANG JK^^k^^ everyf fiings m g%&^'tf
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      201 11 PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Girls* Homecraft Centre, York O¥ SINGAPORE: Joint exhibl- Hiii 7.30 p.m. tion ol photographs by Peng Y.M.CA. (Orchard Road); Senjr-Wu P.R-P.S. and Lee-Lim Malay class Std. I beginners 9 P.R.PJS. at Raffles Museum from a.m.; Malay class intermediate m. to 5.30 pan. Std. I iinr< h WOMFNS 4SSOCIA-
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      195 12 ;Buy High Quality KIAT Shoes y They are A Joy to *^Jf wear. L^^ 41-43. Stamford Road, Tel: ***** Spore. Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoat, quilt, woollen pullovers, underwear*, scarf, gloves, jumpers, winter pyjamas. Advice given FOOK ON Dept. Store SAlf NOW ON. TEL: *****
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      1472 12 J HE HJ lwr HJ Jj't*. Tt I Hkt v^.VH $^B Hj {(Ctt >i '<jtt%^ jS CHOPPING CENTRE brings ymTeverv Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m 3 the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll
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      124 12 A GIFT TO BE TREASURED MIKIMOTO PEARLS Guaranteed to X The giH tHot will be worn ogam and ogam. J /y 300, ORCHARD RD, S'PC for Better Quicker SERVICE m DRY-CLEANING P» DYEING /yV, Am Rim -***** 1 v« WASHINGTON DRY CLEANING CO. 412-414, Orchord Rd., Spore 9 SWAN All!
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    RACE FINISHES AT IPOH
    117 13 RACE FINISHES AT I POH mil bAY \O\^f^J GOING^IEAV^^^^ BB^Ml^^^^^^Ba>__ aSB v 3 Furs. Won by one. two, 3J. Time: 1 mm 34 5. C»M 4 DIV. J— s Furs. Won by half, V., 2i. Time: lmin 2 475. 'lass 4 Div. 3 5 F;irs. Won h\ 1 1 li,
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    Sebastian's hattrick saves the day for Serangoon Gardeners
    195 13 Sebastian's hattrick saves the day for Serangoon Gardeners Scrangoon Gardens 3; Police 3 rpHOMSON, Fri. Hero for Serangoon Gardens Sports Club was undoubtedly centre-forward Sebastian de Cruz, whose hattrick helped the Club to draw with a strong Police team m a SHA Division 2 here yesterday. Though both the teams
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    Ricketts has entered for tricks
    102 13 Ricketts has entered for tricks SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— T. E. Ricketts. an assistant superintendent attached to the Marine Police, is one of the early entrants m the National and Regional Water Ski competitions to be held on Nov. 20 and 27 at Pasir Panjang Parks and Ponggol Point respectively. Popularly
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    PLAYERS FOR SRU TRIAL ON MONDAY
    172 13 PLAYERS FOR SRU TRIAL ON MONDAY OINGAPORL CITY, Fri. O The Singapore Rugby Union will hold a State trial on the Padang on Monday Nov. 14. Kick-off at 5.15 p.m. After this trial, the team to represent the Singapore Civilians against the Singapore Combined Services m the southern zone of
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    RECS MUST TAKE BLAME FOR DEFEAT
    152 13 RECS MUST TAKE BLAME FOR DEFEAT SRC 1; S.T.U 1. SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Recs had only themselves to blame for not beating the Teachers and dropping a valuable SHA division two point m this encounter on the pad-ang yesterday. Teachers dominated the first ten minutes of play with some good
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    12-0 to S. Africa
    25 13 CAMBRIDGE, Fri. The South African Rugby Union tourists oeat Cambridge University 12-0 after leading 6-0 ai half time. County championship: Dor-
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    Chess Olympics
    21 13 BERLIN, Fit The Soviet Union won 34 of 44 possible points m the Chess Olympics. Dnnnort.lin Ufpro tV>o TTtiif-
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    FLAILING FISTS AS BEGINNERS BATTLE
    86 14 Sgm >andlon stops a looping left h from Allandin Haidtn. but he was not on the receiving end for lone. Sandlon knocked out his man m the second roi«nd of this light-welte? boot Domino Rais (rislit) sets set to throw a ri^ht cross to the
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    Thank You and Window Test go best in early run
    332 14  - Thank You and Window Test go best in early run ALLAN LEWIS On track at dawn Allan Lewis reports this morning r s training gallops for you By IPOH. 6 s.m THANK YOU and WINDOW TKST. workng m the centre of the improved number two track here this mornino;, ran
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    Bottles and blows after Singapore get opening goal
    364 14 Costa Ricans I; Singapore Selection 1. JALAN BESAR STADIUM, Friday. TIIK osta Kit an centre-forward punched referee John Ferguson here last night. It happened m the l.>th minute of a bruising, brawling match. ruled that the gam< voluble protests table who were
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    Rosewall and Hoad in final
    75 14 TOKYO, Fri. Australia's former Davis Cup stars. Lew Hoad and Ken Rosewall. last night played their way into the final of the four-day professional tennis tournament here. They beat fellow Australians Mai Anderson and Ashley Cooper. The final will be played tonight. Hoad beat Cooper
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    Novices are the best for 10 years
    338 14 Novices are the best for 10 years THOMSON. Fri.— The second night of the Singapore < Novices Open Championships 1 produced probably the highest standard of boxing among novices during the past 10 year*. And the finals on Saturday at the Happy World Stadium should present an actionpacked programme and
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    Two top names of the year
    95 14 LONDON. Fri. Don Thompson and Anita Lonsbrough, Britain's only 1 gold medallists at the Rome Olympic Games were named athletes of the year m the j annual poll organised by the Sports Writers' Association, j Thompson won the 50 kilo- metres walk and Miss
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    An O.B.E. for rugby
    23 14 LONDON. Fri. Queen Elizabeth has presented the 0.8. E. to Ken Jones for his services to Welsh rugby Reuter.
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    GOOD NEIGHBOUR POLICY MAY PAY OFF FOR INDONESIA AGAIN
    271 14 GOOD NEIGHBOUR POLICY MAY PAY OFF FOR INDONESIA AGAIN Jeffery James fgdfg AROUND 1950. we had some Indonesian youngsters over eager to learn the art of shuttle chasing from Malayans, already three times holders of the world emblem of badminton supremacy, the Thomas Cup. They were lads green m the
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    Top stars battle out the decider as Shing Wah take senior title
    47 14 ri&YLANG. Fri. Shir.s vf Wah Sports Association WOn tho Ci>->ororw>ro Tahlo 4-2 at this stage and Heng Chew who had scored tv.« Soon 21-18. 21-15; Lnh Kok J^™! 1 1 ?5 t hoh Heng Chew
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