The Singapore Free Press, 6 January 1961

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    24 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** 'MVVSn IVMOiIVN FRIDAY, JANUARY 6, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    FROM RICKSHAW DRIVER TO MILLIONAIRE
    5 1 FROM RICKSHAW DRIVER TO MILLIONAIRE
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    47 1 SAIGON. Fri.— A rickshaw driver has become wealthy overnight, after he won the biggest prize ever of one-million piastres m the national lottery test week, reports said yesterday. The reports identified the lOCky man as Nguyen Van Th, a rickshaw driver, m Vinh Binh Province. South Vietnam.
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    CHINESE ORDERED TO CHOOSE
    237 1  - CHINESE ORDERED TO CHOOSE JAMES ANG Thousands m Singapore affected by Jakarta decree: You must make up your minds soon to become either Indonesian nationals or declare allegiance to Peking By SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. THOUSANDS of Indonesian Chinese m Singapore will soon have to make a choice as to whether
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    Little boy lost on his first day at school
    309 1  -  G. SUBHAS A FIVE-HOUR SEARCH LEADS TO HOME AND CRYING MOTHER I By SERANGOON, Fri. A TIRED old Chinese woman pushed her vegetable cart into the Rumah Miskin Police Station yesterday afternoon with a little boy who was cold, hungry and
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    Veni Vici Guinet
    259 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS leading owner m Malaya i By MR. C. B. GUINET, who races as Veni Vici Stable, is the leading owner for the year. Though his horses did not win any feature races for Mr. Guinet they did win 53 times. He collected $288,248 m stakes
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    89 1 Malayan SioCK Exchange opened steady m Singapore this morning. Early business was reported done m Temerloh at $250. There were buyers of Fraser «te Neave Ords. at $204; Henry Waugh $1.44; Cold Storage $1.81; Bousteacl $1.18; Straits Times $2.55 xri; Killinghall 155.; Pahang Con. 9s. 6d.; Sungei Way
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    Malayan, HK funds
    46 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today, buying $1-20 and selling $1.27 xd. Second Malayan Fund manager's prices, buying 97 cents and selling $104 buying 97 cents and selling 51. 04 xd. First Hong Kong Fund manager's prices, buying HK $1.07 and selling HKSI.I4.
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    Rubber down
    29 1 January first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 86J cents per Ib.. down half a cent on yesterday's close The tone was quiet.
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    A VICE GIRL? NO, SHE'S AN 'INSTANT WIFE'
    67 1 A VICE GIRL? NO, SHE'S AN 'INSTANT WIFE' rpOKYO, Fri.— ldeas for the A "Instant" series of foods, soups and beverages moved Into another field, according to a translation from the Japanese magazine. The Gendai. It reported that when a policeman stopped a woman walking the streets In one of
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    Blizzards hit Japan
    18 1 TOKYO, Fri. Fresh blizzards battered the northern parts of Japan yesterday. There were no casualties.
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    Diplomatic split
    17 1 LAGOS, Fri. Nigeria has broken off diplomatic relations with Prance it was officially announced yesterday.
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    Dr. Adenauer 85
    15 1 BONN, Pri.— The West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, was 85 yesterday.
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    Phffft.. June and Dick
    169 1 HOLLYWOOD, Fri. THE 15-year marriage of June Allyson and Dick Powell is on the rocks Attorney Jerry Giesler was yesterday drawing up settlement papers. Giesler said no final decision had been made on whether it would be a 'egal separation or divorce. "But it probably will
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    Trade mission
    29 1 WARSAW, Pri.— A trade delegation from North Vietnam arrived m Warsaw yesterday to discuss a trade agreement for 1961 to 1965 and the trade protocol for 1961.
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    135 Servicemen to be sent home: They are not needed here
    189 1 135 Servicemen to be sent home: They are not needed here SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Some 135 National Servicemen serving with the British Army m Singapore will be going home at least three months before their term expires. This follows a War Office state* ment m London earlier this week saying
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    $250,000 'ang pow' for bus employees in lieu of annual leave
    243 1 $250,000 'ang pow' for bus employees in lieu of annual leave SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. gOME 1,200 workers employed m nine Chinese Bus Companies m Singapore will share a New Year wage packet of about $250,000, being payment m lieu of sick leave and annual leave m 1960. This follows an
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    War on prostitution
    20 1 ROME. Pri. The Italian Cabinet decided yesterday to take strong action against open prostitution m Italian cities.
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    Peru outlaws Reds
    17 1 LIMA, Pri. The Peruvian Senate yesterday outlawed the Communist Farty and other "subversive organisations".
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    Dag's 'paper-hunt'
    39 1 JOHANNESBURG. Pn PunAmenci.ii Au-ways officials made a lengthy search of a jei l^ier here early yesterday lor important uocmnents lasi by the United Nations Secretary-General, Ifr. Dag Hamma^k.joeld. during Lis Hign;. from New York 10 the Congo.
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    Strike in London delays flights to Singapore
    305 1 Strike in London delays flights to Singapore daf dsfasfsd OAYA LEBAR, Fri 1 Two BOAC Comets are expected to be delayed today following a strike by the airlines engineering workers at London Airport which began on Wednesday. The jet services from London Flights 712 and 792 were originally scheduled to
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    School robbed
    23 1 SINGAPORE CITY. Prf Thieves broke iriio ttae Tauglin Prunary School las oighl :n.d removed eiCiu ctuinv teas, valued at $480. ij
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    British consumption of tin shows a large increase during 1960
    554 2 British consumption of tin shows a large increase during 1960 By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT TIN CONSUMPTION m Britain during the 1 tirst nine months of 19(50 amounted to 17,07.") tons, 1,450 tons more than m the same period of 107)9, according to Tin, the international magazine for the
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    Steels up: Cheerful outlook in London market
    140 2 Steels up: Cheerful outlook in London market LONDON, Fri There was a generally cheerful atnosphere m the London 9ek markets yesterday. Sentiment was helped by c -harp advance on Wall Street on Wednesday a::d mosl Bectiooa recorded gains particularly Industrials. H- -:l;-eaaeri ■CCUllties re- -ne picture and ended to easi
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    151 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS Imiis: alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected Uh^ are: Chusan 13. B tang i 5. Robina 6A. S?ar Mcyonc 6 7. Madison Lloyd 8 9. Praakfort 10 n. Pynrhns 13 14. WonosobO 15 16 Benaihor 18. Etkbank 19. Seudai N. wall i. Giant Ann
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    PAN-AM WILL RUN SKYSCRAPER LUXURY HOTEL
    126 2 PAN-AM WILL RUN SKYSCRAPER LUXURY HOTEL IAKARTA. Frt A PanI American Airways subsidiary wi'i manage Jakarta's new luxury 14-stoxey 'Hotel Indonesia." the managmg-director of the hotel project. Mr. M. Iskandar. said. The -Hotel Indonesia." now nearly halt-completed, is being built primarily for the Asian Games to be held here m
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 HONG KONG. Thurs.—Closing here were: Previous Today H S Banking Cbrporatkw $1,435 51. 435 sales sales Canton $24.00 deleted Wbeclock Bfarden s 9.60 9.55 vales s&les i i Hkong phone 538.7J 538.50 I c^ales saies 1 Dam Farm I Cold Storase $32.50 S3l-75 sales sales Taikco Docks
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    Market indices
    30 2 L0NO0N: The Financial Times market Indlees for Jan. 6, last year, week ago, previous and yesterdays, re? actively: T.ns: 228». 262.0. 2«€.S. 270.1. Rubbers: M9.f, 193.7, 20«.«, 20«.4.
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    RUBBER SLUMPS BACK TO THE PRE-LAOS DULLNESS
    182 2 RUBBER SLUMPS BACK TO THE PRE-LAOS DULLNESS LONDON, Fri. Rubber values were slightly lower at the opening m sympathy with Singapore. Buyers backed away and sellers made further small concessions. The market had reverted to the dullness preceding the Laos stimulus. After ruling quietly steady at the lower levels the
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    Bonn finance expert to aid Federation
    40 2 BONN: Dr. Joachim von Spmdler. head of Bonn's Finar.ce Ministry's department for interrational and general credi: questions is due m Malaya m March to aid me Malayan Government m financial questions for two years.
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    Bound the World Market Prices
    323 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Jan. 5. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS 0.1.1 European O /1« RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 6 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms. Feb 26 5 16 25 15 16 Mar 26
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    Luxury liner Arcadia gets stuck on a reef in Honolulu
    170 2 Luxury liner Arcadia gets stuck on a reef in Honolulu HONOLULU, Friday. T4IK 29,644-ton P 0 luxury liner Arcadia was stuck on a coral reef outside Honolulu harbour for two hours yesterday. But at no time was there any danger to the white liner's 1.200 passengers and crew of 700.
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    Ministers meeting:
    16 2 CAIRO. Pri. Arab League I Foreign Minsters will meet In Bacdad on Jan. 28.
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    MOTORIST FINED $80 FOR NEGLIGENCE
    79 2 MOTORIST FINED $80 FOR NEGLIGENCE SINGAPORE. Fn. A motorist. Ta;i Kirn Boon, who drove his car m a negligent manner alone Jurong Road and came into collision \\v.\\ a civil defence lorry carrying members oi the Work Brigade. was fined $80 m a traffic magistrate's court here yesterday. It was
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    UP 45 DOWN 13 UNCHANGED 116
    800 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. RET TO MfiPKINCI I cci com capital issie. 1 nil s= eicludni everything li =s titMt«t iifitfenl. ell cum lons issoe. I let excirtmg capital rehn t eer cm capital retori. I cd cm tfivilenl. c call
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    Fair chief: Japan's goods can help you
    329 2  - Fair chief: Japan's goods can help you LYDIA AROOZOO I by the FREEPRESS FOREIGN SERVICE I By giNGAPORi; cm Fri. Japan h to aid Singapori economic dcvi tnent by selling lv machinery. This was stateterday by Mr. Tfci blx Matsuo, presicit the Japan Ind I Floating Fair. The lair Is
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    Black magic: A new 'weapon' for destroying Govt. men
    178 2 Black magic: A new 'weapon' for destroying Govt. men JAKARTA. Fri. Certain ;tl peopie have been trying to destroy Indonesian government officials by black magic, the Attorney-Gene-f ral. Mr. Gunawan. announced m a New Y&Tb message He said some of them had been arrested. Mr. Gunawan said: "It r I
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    Lebanese clash
    20 2 Beirut Fn. Lebanese demonstrators and .socuniy Coroes clashed here yesterday and a number of people NdC slightly injured.
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    Fire-fighting show
    24 2 SINGAPORE CITY Fr; A large group of primary stuaents from several schools yesterday watched fire fichtinj: display at the Central Fire Station.
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    Ski-ing tragedy
    17 2 LJUBLJANA 'Y'.;co An MMIftDCbC bnv to his doa'h Bki-im with tour I •he Kamr.ik Up
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    Lock icon Telex link for Indonesia
    76 2 JAKARTA. I-Yi ITie Incio- iie.->ian government bM inaugurated a Tciex communic;ilions network cunne^Unf? !h<* major towns of the republic from Kutaradia m North BumAtrm, to Ambon m (lie South MolurcaK. The Minister for Land. Communications, Posts, Tele- phones ami Tetegra] General GP H I >•.»■■ said
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    CASTLE HAS CAUGHT HER FANCY
    91 3 [pHOTO I NEWSJ WTifW W?lBt Hrli WrW IPiFii 818 liFii 1^ 9SH IHMimiflWWBWH^^ '"iiiilffffffllllili'llilililClllWM^ I ri, Princess Mar- her husband, Mr. iistrong-Jones were to h\ ihe Evening considering buvthe Irish Republic. came from Birr, le are staying with -Jones's stepfather Earl and Countess nl page
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    Try this test and find out how neat or slovenly you are
    586 3 VEATNESS, and or- derliness is not only attractive but important m efficient livins:. It takes only a little thinking and planning and then practice until it becomes a way of behaviour. Let's see how you .-tack up on
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    NOW SEE HOW YOU RATE
    191 3 SCORING: Give yourself 5 points for each YES. ANALYSIS 80 to 100 points: We wonder how you ever get anything done! The lack of neatness and organisation must confuse you and upset your family and friends. Start putting things m order and keep them that
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      145 3 RADIO SINGAPORE mary: 503 The man and his Medium Wave* 476 metres musift: 5.30 Fun with words; Short Wave: 62 metres 5.45 Popular arias; 600 Cosmo(47Bo kc/s) politan corner; 6.15 Learn from 8.00 p-m. to 9 p.m. Malay; 6.45 SSun.ste t serenade; A.M. 11.00 Programme sum- 6-53 Announcements; 6.55 Snare
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    Right diet will open the doors to love, friendship ana personal success
    2468 4  - Right diet will open the doors to love, friendship ana personal success LELORD KORDEL Dy- How to make people like you MAGNETISM is a magic quality that can open doors to love, friendship, success, and personal accomplishments. Td like to have the quality that can do that for me, you
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      UNFAIR TO PUT BLAME ON DAG ALONE, A READER SAYS
      115 5 UNFAIR TO PUT BLAME ON DAG ALONE, A READER SAYS L ,»j n llu Nini;;ipore I-'rv Press I' 1960, forces me Id write the divided a-amsi iisell" cannol entence m one of Abraham eches conies to my mind wheI hear aboul llu- present conl nited Nations. have not a "United
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      Dear Sir...
      56 5 1 >onietime.s do street eolleitins for various organisation* and the ntnnonfolk put me to shame. Well dressed v o m c n hurry by. muttering Haven t any change/ or. If they're uith their husbands they'll wait while he puts something m the box for BOTH of them.
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      33 5 .m I m.\Kr this sag" estkm* s possible iht t w gjj vr of the 'Ihor i- Cup i Uj isand ike I ir Ihf nuna.-r I ten I PI STSH
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      WOMEN ARE DIVINE BUT THEY CAN'T HELP BEING CATTY
      120 5 WOMEN ARE DIVINE BUT THEY CAN'T HELP BEING CATTY ISN'T it high time the Miss World circus was brought to an end? Year by year we have the degrading, spectacle of the disappointed losers indulging m an alter contest slanging match. Year by year we have the catttness and tears
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      Kid stuff
      98 5 11 HEN I told my young f son I was expecting another baby, he said: •What shall I do with it if it arrives while you're not here. Mum?* 5 MRS. OWEN, Orchard Road. So thorough have these experts been m their attempts to make the case for
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      The buses vs taxis war
      237 5 Alibsoc officials call to limit the number ol taxis or. Singapore roads ■Free Press Dec. 21) was ridiculous from a non-car-owner's point ol v.ew. Motorists one:: blami large number of taxis ior traffic congestion, but I think they are real/- i I ssing The Llbsoc
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      Planned family? NO!
      278 5 4 A big brood of children does not necessarily mean misery ...there is often happiness, joy for every pang of sorrow and sadness SINCE you have allowed the controversy on family planning to be resuscitated m your columns, perhaps you will publish some fresh views on the
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      'What the Catholic church has really laid down'
      403 5 'What the Catholic church has really laid down' IN the Free Press of Dec. 23 '-Scholar/ m reply to "A Catholic" (Free Press Nov. 9) tries to prove that "for married couples to use the rhythm method of family planning is a wide departure from the Church's traditional position and
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      Dear Sir...
      75 5 At the last I nion of Southeast Asia annual committee meeting: an action 60-562 was taken regarding a vote of appreciation. I was instructed to convey to you our thanks and appreciation for the publicity accorded our union annual meetings m your newspaper. All delegates surely appreciated your
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      221 5 i' 111 I I ISnOILW Four paths arc open It !ho betrayed wilV but I'irsl she ■Kttttt deeply to find out why il happened. An <nii\poken series by iuslait (hesser. world famous psycholosjisl and aulhoiiiv on human relttiuskifs. ...in January's big issue of ImMMM 1 1 J 1 0N SALE
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      116 5 ft- KIRBY by John Falk tic Fred Dickenson I *""H *H I m^^ i ii MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis 3:,\3 YNO-- l Jg-IT J9NJOT j YOU SA'PYOU CAM'T p I i^—OT^s PAST-C^ K. PERM/TTEP— ST^P TMS PROCESS-- /^—^l AS T^S ORHOER V '',r-SREV'SR IT /5--/ VI2L-A-TSS J
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    356 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Famine m the communes 4 STON ISHING how disaster brings out the best m man. Communist China staggers under the blows of a terrible famine. And Canada gallantly comes to her aid. Two men from PekIng are at the moment m Montreal negotiating the purchase of large
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    Deciding baby's sex
    1253 6  -  DR. E.J. TRIMMER CELL TEST MAKES IT POSSIBLE TO KNOW IF YOUR CHILD IS. A BOY OR GIRL BEFORE IT IS BORN by WILL we ever be able to decide m advance on pink or blue for the nursery? Will delighted grandmothers-to-be ever be able to go
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    Govt. co-op society to put 156 houses up for officers in lower scale
    215 6  - Govt. co-op society to put 156 houses up for officers in lower scale CHEW LOY KHOON By Singapore City, Fri. Y^OKK will begin lul construction of race houses m Paya Government offiqers. The project being undertaKen oy the Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society, will cost $1.5 million and is expected
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    Truth drug saves woman, 42, from the 'chair'
    180 6 Truth drug saves woman, 42, from the 'chair' pOLUMBUS. (Ohio). Fri. \j —Mrs. Edythe Klumpp, 42. who was due to die m the electric chair today for the murder of another woman In Cincinnati, was reprieved yesterday night after the state governor had interviewed her while she was under the
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    A SIN TO DANCE CHA-CHA-CHA BUT ROCK'N'ROLL ISN'T SO BAD, SAYS FRIAR
    180 6 A SIN TO DANCE CHA-CHA-CHA BUT ROCK'N'ROLL ISN'T SO BAD, SAYS FRIAR ROME, Fri. It is a sin to dance the cha-cha-cha or the rumba, but rock 'n' roll may be less lustful, according to a Dominican friar who has made a study of modern dancing. The waltz, polka and
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    MY GIRL FRIEND WON'T WED OTHER MAN NOW, SAYS STOWAWAY
    151 6 MY GIRL FRIEND WON'T WED OTHER MAN NOW, SAYS STOWAWAY YORK, Fri.— Leslie Lamer a 31 -year-old Londoner who stowed away m the Queen Mary and entered the United States illegally said before being deported that he had succeeded* m his mission his girl friend was not marrying another man.
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    Man who told police a lie goes free
    256 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. A labourer who did not dispute that Tie had given the police a false statement was yesterday acquitted by a district court. Thangappan, of Lorong Lalat, was cleared of a charge, relating to two contradictory statements, following a submission on
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    WILD ANIMALS... A MAN'S LIFE COMPANIONS
    563 7  - WILD ANIMALS... A MAN'S LIFE COMPANIONS ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE CITY. FRI N Aii > unge Lars Adfie Charles. 55, spent all his life sur- r itl i b> wild animals, both dead and alive. First he grew up them, and then, m his adult life, he worked m their
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    Water!... and Shell calls off big oil drilling project in Sarawak
    130 7 Water! and Shell calls off big oil drilling project in Sarawak SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. A DRILLING project, undertaken by Shell A at Ensalai m Sarawak, has been abandoned after going down 9,289 feet. Shell called it off when i sparkling water. instead of j black oil. came spurting up. Work
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    DAUGHTER OF A RUBBER MAGNATE FLIES OFF TO LONDON
    53 7 DAUGHTER OF A RUBBER MAGNATE FLIES OFF TO LONDON MISS Ng Sieu Mvi, 15--year-old daughter of rubber magnate Ng Quee Nam, left by air for England yesterday to study economics m London. Accompanying her were her 18-year-old brother, Ng Eng Choon and two cousins Ng Siew Tin, 19, and Ng
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    TOP SPORTSMAN TO STUDY IN AUSTRALIA
    94 7 TOP SPORTSMAN TO STUDY IN AUSTRALIA mANGLIN. Fri. Low Sin 1 Moh, younger brother of Singapore sprinter Low Sin Chock, left by air for Australia during the week"nsin Moh is to sit for the Australian matriculation examination next month at the Sydney T^hnical School after which he hopes to study
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    In search of a boat
    84 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. A former lighthouse keeper from Plymouth, England, Mr. R. D. Whiting, 29, is looking for a secondhand boat m which to sail to Darwin. He has been going around local shipyards, but has been unable to find a suitable boat. He said: "I
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    Five blind students are keen to form a band
    309 7  - Five blind students are keen to form a band G. SUBHAS By SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. A group of five young Singapore boys all blind are anxious to form a band by themselves, but are hampered by a shortage of certain musical instruments. They are Toby Tan, Teo Seng Huat, Yeo
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    How to see Malaya from above -the Flynn way
    141 7 How to see Malaya from above -the Flynn way SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. An American oil company engineer has come up with a new way to see Malaya from the air a hobby which he claims will be cheaper than playing golf m the long run. He is Mr. Flynn Lou.
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    Crusading Swami Lila ('Dowries are such a bis curse') is here
    143 7 Crusading Swami Lila ('Dowries are such a bis curse is here KATONG, Fri.— Swami Lila Shah Maharaj, 80, who has been campaigning against the dowry system among Sindhis m India is m Singapore for a month's stay. The swami who gave up a prosperous business career, said: "Dowries are a
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    War Secretary on tour of Far East will inspect troops here
    202 7 War Secretary on tour of Far East will inspect troops here SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. gRITISH Secretary of State for War, Mr. John Profumo, will inspect a Guard of Honour provided by the 2nd. Bn. King Edward Vll's Own Goorkha Rifle (The Sirmoor Rifles) at the army headquarters m Tanglin on
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    PROCEEDS FROM SHOW FOR NATIONAL THEATRE FUND
    93 7 PROCEEDS FROM SHOW FOR NATIONAL THEATRE FUND SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. A Singapore playwright. Mr. Lim Seng, will donate the entire collections of the first night of his first play at the YMCA on Jan. 12. to the National Theatre Fund. The play, a three-act Chinese love-drama, will be staged by
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    Don't be caught napping: Buy these outfits now
    176 8 Don't be caught napping: Buy these outfits now MISS KNOW-HOW TWO THAT CAN MEET ANY EMERGENCY AT one time or another, a woman is likely to wake up and iind herself being invited out somewhere where she has always wanted to go. No matter where it is, it couldn't have
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    Private good grooming is vital for public appearances
    382 8 FVKRY busy girl knows what a temptation it is to concentrate on her appearance from the neck up. After all, (we tell ourselves) it is the lace that is most important. It is our face that people look at first m the
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    A PRETTY FACE IS NOT ENOUGH TO IMPRESS EVERYBODY
    70 8 A PRETTY FACE IS NOT ENOUGH TO IMPRESS EVERYBODY neglected from time to time, and which people have taken note because they are more observant than we give them credit tor. 1 can think of many more. What about the mess m your handbag, the bumps on your heels, body
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    Colourful Malayan handbags
    57 8 If you're looking for a roomy made m Malaya handbag, you'll be pleased to see the range of straw ones at Orientcraft. Typically Malayan, it will be a worthy reminder of your stay here (if you're planning to go away), or an appropriate present for a friend
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    Newest fabric
    47 8 THE name to remember the next time you want a pair of shoes is "bark of the tree." That is the newest fabric that has caught the imagination of fashionable women m Singapore. You can get a pair with matching handbag from most shoe shops.
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    Plastic trays in lovely designs
    54 8 I am all for plastic trays. For one thing they are light which makes it so much easier to carry when loaded with drinks. There's a lovely selection m this line at Marden Co. In white painted with some of the most artistic golden designs
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    THIS SPRAY-ON NOVELTY WILL END THOSE GROUSES
    279 8 THIS SPRAY-ON NOVELTY WILL END THOSE GROUSES BRIEFS: POWDER being blown about the room as we powder ourselves has long be?n the complaint among women. Until recently, it has been accepted as all part of being feminine. Now the problem has been solved. The ideal solution is '•poudre glacee powder
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    Fresh loaf from stale' tip wins Mrs. Tan $20 prize
    216 8 Fresh loaf from stale' tip wins Mrs. Tan $20 prize MRS D. TAN of 85 Bndpot Avenue. Singapore 19 wins the first prize of $20 m this week's Household Hints competition for her tip on how to make stale bread look and feel fresh. She writes: "When you have any
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    Gigi pants are in vogue
    54 8 GIRLS are going for the pants that Gigi wore those that come threequarter way down to hug the knees. Called petti tights, they come m black lace lined with either pink, red or blue nylon. Ideal for those who dislike wearing slips. By Van Raalte.
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    You and your hair Beauty tips for the young and old
    396 8 You and your hair Beauty tips for the young and old A FREE PRESS EXCLUSIVE SCREEN STAR NATALIE WOC ER V ivoman should learn Lo take care of Iht tiaii There- ar e limes when she will liave to rely <>n her own talents and, therefore, should be able to
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    36 9 g MISS I banaSinnaduray, Bhas- ademj of will take le m the production 1nc...:. lassical Victoria m orrow Margaret's Second- ill peri irata Natcomprises I •.ir probe Introaudience nests, art Titles oi I Indian
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    Two lecturers from New Delhi for big festival rally
    220 9 Two lecturers from New Delhi for big festival rally SINGAPORE CITY. Friday pROFESSOR V. R. Ramalingam and his wife, Mrs. Kanaga Saundary, lecturers m Tamil at the Dayal Singh College m New Delhi, arc due to arrive here on Jan. 13 to take part m the week-long Tamil Festival celebrations
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    NEW SYLLABUS HITS ALL SECOND-HAND BOOK DEALERS
    139 9 NEW SYLLABUS HITS ALL SECOND-HAND BOOK DEALERS BRAS BASAH. Fri. The change m syllabus for schools has hit the second-hand books market m the State. Many parents who bought old books lor their children before the schools reopened on Tuesday have also lost money. Second-hand book shops In Bras Basah
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    Look here for your lucky star
    405 9 BORN today, you have an alert mind but are too inclined to act on impulse rather than to think things through carefully. Steer a centre course and everything should work out beneficially for you. You men and women tend to differ quite widely m
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    Pedestrians told: Be fair to the motorist
    352 9  - Pedestrians told: Be fair to the motorist HAROLD SOH By Singapore City, Fri. U^AM pedestrians who leisurely cross Singapore roads asserting their own rights often appear to be m some doubt about the correct use of zebra crossings. Mr. Lim Seng Huat, the Police Secretary said that a survey by
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    P.C. KIRPAL QUITS TO STUDY LAW IN ENGLAND
    193 9 P.C. KIRPAL QUITS TO STUDY LAW IN ENGLAND SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Mr. Kirpal Singh Grewal. 23 (above), a constable, has resigned from the Singapore Police Force to study law m England. Mr. Grewal was born m Seremban and educated at the King George V School there. After passing the School
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      551 10 costing around $250/- visit HOME APPLIANCES, 3045. Orchard Road and see their fine range of internationally Known brands on display for your choice. ft SOON JOO'S House of Child- rens Wear. 53 High Street, phone ***** have just unpacked a shipment of children's pltated skirts of the all-in-one variety. Made
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    1664 11  -  ROCKY MARCIANO CKY MARCIANOJOINSjrHE FREE PRESS SPORTS STAFF.. .AND HE'S GOING TO TELL YOU HIS STAMINA SECRETS, THE WAY TO PULSATING ENERGY By jpREME PHySJCALJjEALTH MADE M E A WORLD CHAMPION.. .AND YONE CAN FOLLOW MY METHODS lOJympii liames are recognised by amateur athletes
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    519 11  - Boy who broke the duck aims high in 1961 badminton P. N. SENEVIRATNE By KATONG, Fri. ALL eves were on a lanky, dark, "rubberlimbed" player who was cool, calm and collected m his play. It was August 29 two years ago. The badminton player executed his strokes with the grace
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      162 11 VILY CROSSWORD I kC»OSS S. This is an addition (4). tiltfc m his I 6. Calm way to see about Jenn> being beheaded (6). tor What 7 Giver to be confused whoops! My head's spinning I be productive <7>. il. bham way to nurture before liMMIHltk (7>. nmd (T>. n
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    161 12  - It's open to all...but only one entry sent VERITY GILL ARE SINGAPORE A]jjjJETES t^RAITJ^^jA^HAU-ENGE^? TAMIL INVITATION IGNORED By SINGAPORE CITY, Friday lit. s"d .Vis^Siwl'-Th. r^c. wil! be held eva^fw. have W rices to join their festivities. Athletes must regard this as a challenge. There will be four Lnter-communal races dwo
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    Polytechnic TT quarter-finals
    91 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Fit Results oi tho Singapore Polytechnic Students 1 Union table-tennis men's singles quarter-finals: Wu Swee Nglam b; C:-.an Weng Mow 21-9. 22-20; Andrew Tan bt Sunr.v T.iii 21-3, 21-15; Cnia Wai Chon bt. Gaii Sang Kian Jl-IS. 21-15: Cheong Shu Ogg bi. Chee Yee Whyt
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    232 12  - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by Relax... and Malaya can be great again TO all those badminton players burning with desire to put Malaya back into power as a topflight nation m the sport, Wong Peng Soon, top coach and the country's only professional, lias a message to follow up
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    253 12  - Marines get off to a flying startthanks to O. Awang C. CHELLAPPAH By Jalan Besar, Fri. Marines 'A 1 8; General Hospital 3 THE firs! soccer match of the Singapore Government Services Football Association; Division One League got of to a living start last night. The star-studded Marines had an
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    TAN TOCK SENG GO ON A 2nd. HALF SPREE
    124 12 TAN TOCK SENG GO ON A 2nd. HALF SPREE ITS. «J S.T.B. 1. f ALAN BESAR. Fri Tan J Tock Seng Hospital must thank their hard-working lorwarcls. They led their team to an easy victory m this S G.S.F.A. Division One league. It was a one-sided 1 game after the
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    38 12 THOMSON. Fri. The following will represent Army against Police m a hockey match tomorrow. Fidcnmore: Syer. Bennett; Badawi, Eaean (cap:.). Phurba Tamang; Noordin. Abdullah, Wedgbury. Nizar, YussoffReserves: Ariffin, Lee, Walsn. Mohd Ambi. Samsuddm.
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    ISMAIL AND TONY WIN DOUBLES
    72 12 ISMAIL AND TONY WIN DOUBLES SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. R. Ismail (Wearne Used Car Mart) and Tony Lim (Mala-i yan Motors) became the Double champions m the Wearne-sponsored badminton tournament last night. They beat Wapu Mohd. and Tan Wee Van 15-5. 15-3 for the title. Semi-final results: Tan Wee Van and
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    THE HORSE THAT WON AND HELPED TO RENEW THE HOPE OF A CRIPPLE BOY
    140 12 THE HORSE THAT WON AND HELPED TO RENEW THE HOPE OF A CRIPPLE BOY HAVE you ever cursed a losing horse, or cheered one as it won? Then you'll understand the touching t<*le of Jorgen and his nag. Jorgen Elmqvist, 18, is a Swedish boy afflicted by a nervous disease.
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    SOCCER TOURNEY FOR ESTATE RESIDENTS
    165 12 SINGAPORE CITY Fri.O Princess Elizabeth b*>tate has sponsored an under 16 soccer tournament. Organisers are State player Ibrahim Hassan and Mr. Pat Hogan. both residents of the Estate. Seven teams have responded. The tournament has been divided into two divisions. The tournament began on Dec
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    77 12 VICTORY FOR MALAYAN IN ADELAIDE ADELAIDE, Fri.-Tan Song J\ Kan of Malaya beat B. Viovodich 6-1, 6-1 m the first round of the South Australia lawn tennis championships yesterday. His compatriot S. Azman lost 2-6. 0-6 to T. Fitzner of South Australia m another first round match. Later Tan Song
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    65 12 JAPANESE BOXER RETAINS ORIENT CROWN rpOKYO. Fri.— Japan's Orient L middleweight champion. Fumio Kaizu. last night .successfully defended his title over 12 rounds from the Thai champion Sordaeng. He won a unanimous decision on points. Kaizu forced the fight throughout the 12 rounds. Despite the apparent barrage of scoring blows
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    268 12  - Singapore ask for Cup final to be postponed B. NORMAN I By Singapore, Fri SINGAPORE want to postpone the Chua Choon Leong Cup final. Federation officials have been informed. Two international tennis fixtures are likely to be postponed too. They are the Guillemard Cup for men and the McCabe Reay
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    141 12 NEW YORK. 'Sugar' Ray Robinson, 40-year-old former world middleweight boxing champion, will meet Gene Fullmer for a fourth time next month if current promotion plans succeed. LONDON. Walter Hesketh, aged 30, arrived after running the 373 miles from Edinburgh m
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      43 12 Todays Sport Soccer: S G.S.F.A. Div 2A: Po|j f B" v S.I.R-, P.T.S- Thorpson Roaci— 3.ls p.m. Div. 2B: Prisons v Customs. Chans;i 515 pm. You .a Ti'iaLs. Jaiu.i Besar Staoliun 5.15 p.m. Hockey: S.R.C. v Royal Marines. pr.ua r.£ 5 10 p.m.
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