The Singapore Free Press, 5 October 1961

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    21 1 TOKEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The Singapore Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5. 1961 15 CENTS.
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    TOURISTS RECORD YEAR
    58 1 They are expected to spend SSG mil. in S'pore W \n all- d number tourists I is> it >in<ra- tti the isit I Year drive I m eminent I Singapore I Vssoaation. I rounl months I L'it()J)!)(| figure i hist Stoga- aur actions I visitors I r
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    THEY'LL JOIN FORCE AS CADET INSPECTORS NEXT YEAR
    10 1 HARMIT ABDUL
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    Harmit, Abdul win first two police bursaries
    239 1 Thurs.— Two pre- university students were delighted when The Free Press told them yesterday that they were the first youths in the State to be awarded poliee bursaries. Abdul Kahma-n bin Abdul Majid. 18. of the AngloChinese School, and Harmit Slush, 10, of
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    ANAEMIA STUDY: ARMY TEAM IN S'PORE TO HELP
    82 1 ANAEMIA STUDY: ARMY TEAM IN S'PORE TO HELP lON'DOX. Thnrs. Britain's: j Wellcome Trust announced yesterday it was providing ;p :o 5850.000 to assist further research by several groups of workers into the severe anaemias prevalent in tropical countries, especially malabsorption syndrome and tropical sprue. Of this sum $112,000 would
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    Highest-rank Asian police officer Mr. Song to retire
    355 1 Highest-rank Asian police officer Mr. Song to retire Curfew lifted AMMAN. Thurs.— The Syrian Army command yesterday lilted the curfew imposed on the country during last week's revolt. Damascus Radio reported The radio said the situation was now "normal" $600,000 hobby LONDON. Thurs.— An American train enthusiast who has travelled
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    1,700 resume work
    37 1 1 ,700 resume work DONCASTER (EnelancD. Thurs. Normal working was resumed at the Ford Company's factory here yesterday when 1.700 workers lifted a ban on overtime started in days asro because of a pay and hcurs dispute.
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    AMIR GETS 'GREEN LIGHT': HE'S IN CYCLE RACE NOW
    205 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A City Council Water Department employee. Amir Bakron. 20. is the first entrant in Class A in The Free Press cycle race to be held on Nov. 5. He is a member of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association. Cycling
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    Refugee in rooftop fight, then leap to death
    233 1 Refugee in rooftop fight, then leap to death OERLIN, Thurs. A young East Berliner fleeing to the West fought desperately with an East Berlin policeman on the edge of a border rooftop last night, then broke free and dived head-first to his death in the street below. Ea>t Berlin Police
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    RACING FIXTURES FOR NEXT YEAR ANNOUNCED
    139 1 RACING FIXTURES FOR NEXT YEAR ANNOUNCED PENANG. Thurs. The Berak Turf Club will havo lan extra meeting next year.. ■according to the racing fixtures and schedule for 1962. Ipoh has been alloted .six meetings against this season's five, writes Scrutineer. 1 The Penang Turf Club.: however, is to have only
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    Malay exam results
    24 1 SINGAPORE. Thur.*.- Full results of the August national language examinations conducted by the Ministry oi Education appear in P. 13 today.
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    DANCING IN STORE BRINGS CHANCE OF FAME TO THAI KAMPONG BEAUTY
    207 1 DANCING IN STORE BRINGS CHANCE OF FAME TO THAI KAMPONG BEAUTY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dancing in Singapore ior seven weeks has brought the chance of fame to an obscure Thai kampong beauty. Miss Kulab Eon^hoo. 18. above" who has been doing the ramvong with 26 other girls at a local amusement
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    Latest
    97 1 Man r» jn it lii v i in i hi.' $1.41 Ihn^ td *H FfK Rli PRICt <»• Kin en r«n in. Iti i Ford I si |< .inn tin NINE DETAII v H t i pie u.i. h I I INE M itJn i iwblu i■ v 1
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    U.S. gold stocks fall
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    FURTHER FALL IN TIN AT LONDON: QUIET OUTSIDE DEMAND
    251 2 FURTHER FALL IN TIN AT LONDON: QUIET OUTSIDE DEMAND lON DON. Thurs. Renewed unsettlement occurred in tin .mci prices gave way by Mllv £3j for cash and E2 for three months. In ol Uic steadiness ai Singapore London's down- irrj drill was attributed irsgeiy h> the quietness oJ demand for
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    Ships in port
    121 2 yMIPS hr**l »ion**irte the Singapore *h,if¥r< today are: SarpCdOß 8A •mi k -s •> i }in it. i". M awton 36 Mirya Maru 40/41 '--1--- teftanoa 38 39, inchisea tB, I h Maru 2? "JH, Outer ro.lf!- •iir-.j i Lauf ::< < %uj Brouvilk l Hii -■<
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    Hong Kong prices
    61 2 hong kong. Wed —Closing \n ice.> I M t€ v i MIS y v. ere Previous Today H S Bank CorporaUoi $340 $340 sales sale> Wneekx Mardeu $11 60 Si 1.50 sales H*kong phoiie $40^5 $40.00 -ale^ Dairy Farm Olu Sto.ge $35.00 $36 no -aie.> sales Faikoo
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    120 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last .->»le.N in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: C.T.S. Ords 46>. (unchangea), Fed. nisp. $i.:io (unchanged), litzpatrick.s $1.77 *-1 cent), F.&N. Ords 52.50 <—'■_ cent), M. Cement 52.37 (unchanged), M. Bo\ SJ.I2 1 i 2*2 cents), Sime Darby 8.-. L*jjd. (unchanged), S.C.S.
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    Gatt textile talks postponed
    61 2 GENEVA. Thurs.— The textile conference called by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trades has been postponed from Oct.. 9 to Oct 23 to enable more preparations to be made for the session. a Gait spokesman said yesterdayThe conference is being called in an effort to
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    Ford talks resume
    35 2 DETROIT. Thurs.— Negotiations resumed yesterday in an effort to agree on a new work contract for 120.000 workers who on Tuesday walked out of Ford Motor Company factories across the United States
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    Model cattle farm
    30 2 COPENHAGEN. Thins. A model cattle farm and training cenie will be bu.it in Thailand as part ot Denmark's technical assistance progiamme, the Foreign Ministry announced here yesterday.
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    It's a cold world
    24 2 ROME. Thurs.— The world lias been s?ettine coldf-r for the past 20 years, meteorological experts told a scientific meeting here.
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    Output of Peruk Rubber up for 4th yeur in succession
    316 2 Output of Peruk Rubber up for 4th yeur in succession Free Press city section: Finance and industry By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Thursday. ITOR THE fourth year in succession, Perak Rubber Plantations has achieved an increase in output, although rather more than half the planted acreage is under
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    MODEST INCREASE IN DEMAND FOR INDUSTRIAL EQUITIES
    163 2 MODEST INCREASE IN DEMAND FOR INDUSTRIAL EQUITIES LONDON. Thurs.— The stock markets presented a brighter appearance yesterday following the latest evidence and comment on the state and prospects of the! economy. Tnere was no material improve- men? in the volume of business j I but mere was a modest increa.se
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    Bank report
    28 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The test return ol liabilities and assets oy the B-ti^.k Negara showed balance held abroad totalling 5111.7 million as of 30 Sept. 1961.
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    Privileges for Thai-U.S. tyre plant
    126 2 Privileges for Thai-U.S. tyre plant OANGKOK, Thurs.— The Thai Tyre and Rubber Products Company Limited, a joint Thai-American firm to manufacture tyres in Thailand, has been granted promotional privileges. Sources from the Board oi Investments said that the company would have a regis- tered capital of twenty million ticals (about
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    UK FACING STRONG COMPETITION IN S-E ASIA-ERROLL
    96 2 "LIONG KONG. Thurs— Britain's "travelling salesman", Mr. Frederick Erroll. Minister of State at the Board of Trade, said yesterday he iound Britain was en- countering ■.sirons> competition" in the South-East Asian market. "This was coming from countries like Japan and Australia which were
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    Tony's title ends his 'distinction as a commoner'
    268 2 Tony's title ends his 'distinction as a commoner' LONDON. Thursday. BRITAIN'S newspapers reacted yesterday to the news that Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones is about to become the Karl of Snowdon like a confirmed bachelor who hears his best friend has married. They wished him well, and I said the right things.
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    WEST IRIAN: OUR SOVEREIGNTY IS TEMPORARY' -DUTCH P.M.
    122 2 WEST IRIAN: OUR SOVEREIGNTY IS TEMPORARY' -DUTCH P.M. THK HAGUE, Thurs.— The Dutch Prime Minister Professor Jan I)e Quay, told Parliament here yesterday that Dutch sovereignly over Western New Guinea was only "temporary' until the Papuans could decide their own future. He said Holland was pressing in the nited Nations
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    'TEA BREAK' PICKETS OUT AT No. 10
    95 2 LONDON. Thurs.— A strike over the right to break for tea during working hours brought work to a standstill yesterday at No. 10 Downing Street -the British Prime Minister's official residence here and on adjoining buildings The strike is backed by the Amalgamated
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    367 2 NOTE: All prices beloiv are middle prices U.K. Clos-'n* Prices LONDON, Oct. 4. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.if. European oorts Oet 24 11 1»> 21 11/16 j Nov 24 11/16 24 U/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Soot 'j:> 1/16 23 1/16 RUBBER No.
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    Kennedy to test Red sincerity at talks with Gromyko
    379 2 Kennedy to test Red sincerity at talks with Gromyko WASHINGTON, Thursday. PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S meeting: tomorrow with Mr. Andrei Gromyko, the Soviet Foreign Minister, will mark a decisive stage in the attempt now being made to set up satisfactory Berlin negotiations. If the President is M all encouraged in his talk
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    TOP-SIDE OF NORMAL' MAN JAILED FOR ATTACK ON GIRL
    188 2 TOP-SIDE OF NORMAL' MAN JAILED FOR ATTACK ON GIRL CARLISLE 'England', j Thais. -A liti-yfcar-oid j man said to have an intelligence quotient oi L24— "top-side of normal'" —was sent to prison tor five years here yesterday alter* locking an 11-year-olci iiirl In a windowless room. Horatio Richard Laxton Seddon
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    DUTCHMEN ADMIT 'SPY TOUR' BEHIND IRON CURTAIN
    251 2 DUTCHMEN ADMIT 'SPY TOUR' BEHIND IRON CURTAIN KIEV. Thurs. Dutch sailors u military tribunal t I that they had look^ for rocket bases a military establishment during a "spy ton: r. j the Soviet Union this year. The men. Ever: Reidoi ship's engineer, and i.av;» (J I Lou de Jager.
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    MISSILE FIRED FROM SHIP'S DECK
    89 2 MISSILE FIRED FROM SHIP'S DECK CAPE CANAVERAL An advanced moc*. I the Polaris Missile I successfully launched on 1, 500-mile flight yesterda i from the deck of a ship This success, coming aft< three failures of a shipboa launching for the new Pola A2. paved the way for < Kp
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    Advertising firm executive weds bank employee
    53 3 IThurs. Mr. Kong an accecuthre with Studios, and Noon, after "9 in Singafe is the only son of Mr. ond Mrs. Yeo Miang Poo, while the bride, who is on the staff of the Chartered Bank, is the third daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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    Philippines botanist is impressed by our Gardens
    124 3 SINGAPORE, Thursday. b t;ii)isL Mr. Romnaido M. Del I passing through here from •mv lo Kuching for ;i Geld trainf s impressed by our museum and i I six I l rhe Philippines and Thailand who will undertake a month's; field training in
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    Water rationing
    45 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— There will be no water today in Zones Six and Seven between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. No-water areas tomorrow are Zones One and Three from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Zones Two and Five from 2 p.m.»to 8 p.m.
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    INCHE YUSOF WILL ATTEND SCOTS' CELEBRATION
    133 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The St. Andrews Society of Singapore will celebrate the anniversary of the birth of Scotland's patron saint St. Antirew —on Nov. 24 at the Singapore Swimming Club. The occasion will be marked by a dinner and dance. The chair will be taken
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    BIG MISTAKE TO STOP T.B. TREATMENT, SATA WARNS
    417 3 BIG MISTAKE TO STOP T.B. TREATMENT, SATA WARNS SINGAPORE, Thursday. JWE Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association has warned all TB sufferers in the State about the consequences of irregular attendance for treatment. An article in the latest SATA Bulletin says that a TB patient who feels better after a few months treatment
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    Welcome to Singapore
    111 3 Mr. J. Armstrong, an Australian Senator, arrived yesterday from Bangkok for a four-day stay before returning to Sydney. He stays at the Cathay Hotel. Mr. W. D. Forsyth, an Australian diplomat, and his wife flew in from Saigon for a four-day stay on their way to Canberra.
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    TAXI-DRIVER ACCUSED OF ROBDING SALESMAN IS ACQUITTED
    301 3 TAXI-DRIVER ACCUSED OF ROBDING SALESMAN IS ACQUITTED SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A taxi-driver, Liew Sian Chai, 32, accused of robbing a salesman, Lim Bak Lin, of $135 after throwing pepper in his eyes at Rutland Road on July 17, was acquitted and discharged by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah in the Assize
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    YOUTH ADMITS CHARGES OF EXTORTION
    104 3 YOUTH ADMITS CHARGES OF EXTORTION SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Cheong Sin Leng, 18. a mechanic. was yesterday 'ordered by Mr. Choor Singh, a district judge, to undergo reformative training after admitting extortion and attempted extortion charges. He admitted that on Sept. 14. he joined three other men in a bid to demand
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    506 3 SINGAPORE DIARY addsfr agfhfghgh SINGAPORE, Thursday. MAKING a comeback in the entertainment world here after an absence of nearly a year is the inimitable Mr. S. Ragavan Naidu. Winner of the Sultan of Kedah's silver trophy for mimicry, winner of the "Mr. Woody Woodpecker" title which rocketed him to fame
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    Man acquitted
    40 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Leong Chen Soon, 27, charged with trying to extort money from Yap Cheong Leong, a satay seller, near Newton Circus at 1 a.m. on Aug, 17, was acquitted at his trial in a district court yesterday.
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      352 3 CINEMAS TeiiK Hai Piace children's CAPITOL: By Love Pos- playground; Puiau Sekenu; sessed 1.45. 4, 6.30, 9.30. Marsilling Hill, Woodlands— all CATHAY: Kamikaze 1.30, shows starting at 7 p.m. 4, 6.30, 9.30. INDIA HOUSE: Free film GLOBE: Hollywood Or show. 31 Grange Roaa, 5.30 Bust 1.45, 4, 7, 9.15. p.m.
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    Electoral roll for 1962: Work in hand
    148 4 Electoral roll for 1962: Work in hand SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Election Office is now preparing the 1962 electoral registers for the 51 constituencies. The 1961 certified register of electors for each of the 50 constituencies, with the exception of Anson, is on display at the elections office in Empress Place.
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    Advertising course
    25 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Thirty-five Malayans are attending a nine-month advertising course here sponsored by the Selangor branch of the Federation Adult Education Association.
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    TEN GUEST ARTISTES TO PERFORM AT BIG MYF CONCERT
    188 4 TEN GUEST ARTISTES TO PERFORM AT BIG MYF CONCERT PAYA LEBAR, Thurs. A giant concert culminating in a film show will be held by the Pay a Lebar Methodist Youth Fellowship at the Shaw Auditorium. Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School, at 7.30 p.m. on Saturday. More than 10 guest artistes
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    Flood victims
    31 4 RAWANG. Thurs.— About 40 families were affected by floods in the Mine Camp area here when the Sungei Rawang and Anak Sungei Rawang overflowed their banks after heavy rain.
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    CHANGI AIRMEN WIN AERO-MODELLING CUP AT F.E.A.F. MEET
    263 4 CHANGI AIRMEN WIN AERO-MODELLING CUP AT F.E.A.F. MEET CHANGI, Thurs. The R.A.F. Changi aeromodelling team won the F.E.A.F. Challenge Cup by one point at the fourth annual F.E.A.F. Model Aircraft Championship held at the runway in Seletar. Flying Officer BH.J. Howlett, officer-in-charge of the competition, said the competition was very
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    $43,450 REPAIR FOR THOROUGHFARE AT FRANKEL ESTATE
    128 4 $43,450 REPAIR FOR THOROUGHFARE AT FRANKEL ESTATE gIGLAP, Thurs.— Siglap Drive, a main thoroughfare through Frankel Estate, is to be improved. The Government has accepted a $43,450 tender work on the road which is now full of potholes. The work is expected to be completed in four months. Siglap Drive
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    Chamber collects 51.75m. for its new headquarters
    271 4 Chamber collects 51. 75m. for its new headquarters SINGAPORE, Thurs. 'J'HE big campaign to raise funds for the proposed 10-storey headquarters for the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce here has netted more than $1.75 million. This was revealed to The Free Press yesterday by Mr. Kheng Chin Hock, treasurer of
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    40-piece R.A.F. band takes part in contest
    136 4 40-piece R.A.F. band takes part in contest r«HANGI, Thurs.— The 40-piece Far East Air Force band of the R.A.F. at Changi was one of eight bands which took part in the annual R.A.F. band competition. The eight R.A.F. bands which took part included bands stationed in Germany, Cyprus and Singapore,
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    18 PUBLICATIONS APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT
    126 4 18 PUBLICATIONS APPROVED BY GOVERNMENT SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government has approved publication of 18 newspapers, journals, magazines and annuals. They are the Modern Youth, Tanjong Katong Girls' School Magazine, Malayan Advertisers' Association Press Year Book. School Magazine (Thomson Government Chinese Middle School >, Christian Brothers' Schools Annual. Focus, Singapore Coffeeshop
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    Archbishop will bless new church for Siglap area Catholics
    127 4 Archbishop will bless new church for Siglap area Catholics CHANGI, Thursday. •JHE Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour at the junction of Changi and Siglap Roads will be officially blessed and opened by the Right Rev. Michael Olcomcndy, Archbishop of Malacca and Singapore, at 0 p.m. on Saturday. The
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    $10,000 boost for school
    72 4 $1 0,000 boost for school SERANGOON, Thurs Pupils of the St. Thomas's School, in St. Michael's Road raised nearly $10,000 at their fourth fun fair and fete in aid of the school building fund. The Rev. V. F. Thomas, principal of the school, said that so far $60,000 had been
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    MORE ARE NOW BUYING SINGAPORE-MADE MAHJONG TILES
    115 4 MORE ARE NOW BUYING SINGAPORE-MADE MAHJONG TILES SINGAPORE, Thurs. More mahjong players In the State are now playing with locally manufactured mahjong tiles. According to a spokesman for a mahjong factory in North Bridge Road, locally manufactured mahjong sets made of plastic last longer and are heavier than those Imported
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    Delhi seminar: 'We will find out more'
    203 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs SINGAPORE historians have not yet been invited to take part in a five-day seminar on Asian history, to be held in New Delhi from Dec. 9. Professor K. G. Tregonning, head of the History Department, University of Malaya here, was surprised
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    60 Changi women see how Times House produces The Free Press
    139 4 60 Changi women see how Times House produces The Free Press CHANGI, Thurs. Sixty young women from the Jalan Eunos Community Centre in Changi made a four-hour educational visit to Times House to see how The Free Press and the other Straits Times publications are produced. The only two men
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    World tour Miss finds Singapore 'busiest'
    118 4 World tour Miss finds Singapore 'busiest' PAYA LEBAR, li. «i COMPLETING the last lap of a world I Miss B. K. Pimblev, of Sydney, Singapore ;i busier "international si centre** than :my in the 21 countries previously visited. Miss Pimbley made her tour decision suddenly m April when she was
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    THEY'LL MARI PROPHETS BIRTHDAY
    49 4 GEYLAXG. ThUJ dentfi of Karr chai. Geylang. will the Prophofs birt! Saturday at the com] I Madra>ah Kair.] The Assistant K I Haji Ismail b:n H wil] jive a lectun The lectun'' Is opt n Muslims Living ir G i area and will bop:r. at
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    We had all expected a Dunkirk: But the result was a victory
    893 5  - We had all expected a Dunkirk: But the result was a victory FIDEL CASTRO ■The world was busy with Hungary and M. East when we struck... WHERE 1 STAND... BY ...AS TOLD TO KURT SINGER PT. 5 WE LIVED TOO FAST, WE MADE HISTORY: THERE WON'T BE TIME TO WRITE
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      209 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis fcj^j.V. f I ASKEP NDUID 1 I POM'T MIMC? TWE Lsas^^ill I WELL, MR. MARSt?EM f IVb JF*/ bO 1 1 f?\ STAYQUIETTJ <3UNJNERS—J(jSr/**^ FINALLY FOUKIC7 YOU A^ SEEMS. L- J-H i THE HEART OF JULIET
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    Vandals in our libraries
    340 6 Vandals in our libraries TELLING THE PEOPLE I •>v Mr. i J R'jbeu.x education and training officer to iiu Beetnam Gioup. at an Oxloro conference tf;» ap;jrent;:e.s:OOSSF.S dole out praise and recognition av if thry mere gunig away €!> notrs. •pHEFT in any form is a crime. It is particularly
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    The P-Bomb
    739 6  -  EUGENE BLACK (P FOR PEOPLE) MORE BIRTHS MEAN MORE PROBLEMS AND MORE TENSION World count grows by a baby a second SPECIAL REPORT BY President of World Bank T\l\. S. L. Sodhy, president of the National Federation of Family Planning Associations, in a talk in Penang las! month
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    IT'S ALL IN YOUR HANDS...
    234 6 PALMISTRY BY CHOO ANG GUAM. WHO HAS STUDIED THE SUBJECT FOR 16 YEARS IN a large percentage of hands in which the Girdle of Venus is found, the palms will be crossed by many fine lines running in all directions. These by themselves are sufficient
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    102 6 The Free Press re- ported: Several deaths are reported to have occurred during last week in various parts of the town from cholera, which Is said to have been brought here by one of the Arab Pilgrim i ships that lately arrived. The vessel is stated to have been crowded
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    108 6 JUST FANCY THA T TWO small boy.- upset a thrilling golf matchplay semifinal at one of Adelaide's exclusive clubs when they "stole" one of tMe balls. The players. Noel Neumann and Dirk McKay, followed by a largo gallery were all square alter the eighteenth, and had played down the 19th
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    Life is like that
    114 6 Life is like that "\f ANY plants, .a, if 1 the teacher i, prefix dog. I <ir !tlM^ there is the dou r,,,, dogwood, thr feg Can you name a plant? fixed by dog? "I can." shorn, (i member of the < lav< flower."' I JONES, who had for a
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    LAUGH ... WITH BEACHCOMBER
    93 6 LAUGH WITH BEACHCOMBER THE crat picture mid pr profitable bo Fouleno and hj blsso have been to l I ness for some \< skilled stall can pi Old Master now nd but they specialise ii in? ImpresKionU>l pic by litUe-known arti so little known tlathe most gu'.lib;. \j pretend to
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      21 6 INTRINSIC VALUES in REAL EMERALDS SAPPHIRES DIAMOND SET RINGS. U. S. de SIL V A Jewellers 106. ORCHARD RD., Telephone: *****.
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      189 6 FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya ACE BOOKS TEDDY BOY Ernest Rymon S 1 25 The pathetic story of a teenage cr, mmol whose coreer ends in n-u r^< I LAST TRAIN FROM GUNHILL Gordon D. Shirreffs SIC She was a ho If -breed married fa c
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      236 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE news: 1*.40 Alphabetically Short Wave Service voiir^: 10.00 Autnors piayII metres (72.>f) ke/ro hoiLse: 10.30 The Maiayanaircs; IJOO LUe^ nj^-j 476 metres. (midnight) Clo^e down. AM.— ll.OO Programme sum- RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) tnary; 11.U2 Music from me p.m. i.is Tiffin cate: 1.30 keyboard; 11.30 Soames
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      300 6 *^^^^^^^^^^L^^M^^MM CLUES ACROSS 9 Doe.s it beip to m:ike an NCO 4 Wheie to sit and iook a: a look tigerish? »6». screen 16). T t 7 Money crfficult to eet9 <4 4', n Help tT€m lua (3) -rear G > anima i be a miile o 10 Just isn't
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      Sample Hollywood way to fitness
      663 7 STRAiN, tenseness, pressure —these are conditions o oody and mind everyone complains of but few is not felt that lightness at the back of the neck, thai on- the spine, that constricting of the muscles, that tic Joy of our work and play? Have you?
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      RAG DOLL' TO LOOSEN UP
      262 7 still and aware. Close the eyelids. Breathe slowly and evenly, from the diaphragm. Very slowly raise the right leg. keeping the knee straight, until it Assumes a perpendicular position to the body. Then very slowly —and it must be slowly lower the leg to the
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      A gem of an outfit for model Tusha
      61 7 TUSHA Stuart, an opera singer embarking on a modelling career, wears a scarlet and black paper taffeta pillbox hat in the shape of a rose at a London winter fashion show. The jewellery she is admiring includes a diamond cocktail watch valued
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      A GIRL CAN GIRLS BEST FRIEND...
      635 7  - A GIRL CAN GIRLS BEST FRIEND... SHIRLEY LORD By "7SA ZSA Gabor is one of my best friends." said the cosy American lady wearing the thick lenses at lunch the other, dav. "And d'you know, no man can ever believe it? Why are men so dense about our friendships? "Why
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      Exciting new material in S'pore shops
      701 8 Exciting new material in S'pore shops GAY FLORAL PRINTS TO SOPHISTICATED GREY J^JOSAICS, stripes and pastels in the new "soft look" and more and more sophisticated colourings in the continental style are the latest in fabrics. This is evident from the 1962 range of Cepea, Graf ton and Potters fabrics
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      A PERFUME THAT IS REALLY YOU
      296 8 nno the young girl or A the mature woman, there comes a time when an extra touch of luxury is needed to seal the importance of that "very special" date. That important cocktail party or an intimate dinner which means so much. But perfect
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      ALL-PURPOSE GIRDLE FOR ALL-DAY FUN
      233 9 PLAYTEX PROVIDES THE ANSWER TO YOUR PROBLEM WHEN the mercury soars good grooming dictates changing from fKe $km our, twice or more daily. You cannot puf on a fresh costume o»er 3 girdle damp with perspirotion. Going away on holiday. e*cn for a weekend, has
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      Slim without tears the Complan way
      640 9 Slim without tears the Complan way JT STARTED in America, spread to Britain, and now it has caught on in Malaya the Battle of the Bulge. According to a survey carried out by a food company at least 50% of the adult population in America is on some form of
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      Old and new fashion in bathing wear
      395 10 Old and new fashion in bathing wear THE TISSUE HAS SO MANY USES TODAY THK great outdoors oi sun and water arc great for your psyche...... but not for your skin. Few modern misses nowadays go to the beach unprepared. And one sees more and more of the familiar Kleenex
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      SHAMPOO THAT WILL SUIT THE WHOLE FAMILY
      170 10 REGULAR care with the correct Avon HI-LIGHT SHAMPOO will help to overcome hair-care problems for each member of the family. Fragrant, easy-to use, gentle Avon shampoos lather freely even in hard water, cleanse thoroughly, rinse out in a jiffy to leave hair "squeaky"
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      181 7 Feed fast-growing bodies on FAREX FAXEX provides just those things that babies and growing children need to build up healthy bodies, farex contains three different cereals for energy calcium and JJMa^^ vitamin D to strengthen bones and teeth Q^gd^L vitamins of the B group to encourage V^ healthy appetite, good
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      84 7 max Factor fashions it on IN PARIS! -iillf Max Factor fashions a make-up idea for eyes. For the 'Silhouette,' apply Cyeshadow over lid area only, without extending up- wards. Then silhouette the eyelid with a thin line of Eyeliner. Behold that beautiful big, deepset look! To silhouette your eyes, you'll
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      286 8 INTRODUCING NEW PLAYTEX GIRDLES ■'.< '.y.'.'.-'yl V <*.- ijj KBSijga|MlfcMSMHjßJjOJfi^'.' ■i^^^g^S* i* f v > ioC-^^^^f^KwßBBBBBe^^^^y' '^Bm»Ss'/. A -ft* "'X'--. .•;■>.*. now, ••all Vftflr wiiiml 'li^ Look your best in figure jrC«l I UlillU IS revealing sheers, slocks, short^ Pl^ll/f'AY fimaf on^ w ">wsuits by choosing onv ri «X*^* MIIIP«
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      73 9 Wf Pamela Dale Jr M Mil a jou.-s tut t>te\ No? 4 toothpasie, but something new a beautifier to P*^nt straight on to vour teeth 10 give them vibrancy, t~ Mg^^ and 4 pc^riv wniienci> they've never tiad before 1 PW^~ iJr.cs »n a twiakung— Usrs lur hourv J^yjlj from
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      225 9 The World over beautiful women keep their "make-up" fresh with KIiFFNFiA IVUIJJLIIIJLiiIL P^l Where your personal appeaV M ranee is so important, there s I up tired make-up. Kleenex is I li M I the idealtissue— soft,yct strong. r^ fc ne Serv-a»Tissue box ends I J^^m waste. ..saves you money...you
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      118 10 AND HELL SAY^ S) I PAR!S IN A PERFUME ...TOO WONDERFUL FOR WORDS' OH LA LA Perfume. Perfume Mist, Eou de Porfum, Eou de Porfum Mist .Concentre, Bath Powder. PARFUMS CIRO Obtainable at ail leading Singapore stores Sole Agents: Joseph Trovers Sons Ltd., Singopore. CO GREAT NAMES C^ J in
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      53 10 ■> s ■■■i^Bi9^'-jJ^*^"' Vf W^ JB^'i"' 9st^' 1 Hnwni*' '-*'flf* J i Are You I Worried 1 1 1 About Ffj I Your 1/ I Weight? I bk ffl •■v etr b^b)b&»~ v FOR r CONTROLLED SLIMMING THE COMPLETE 1 I 7 PLANNED FOOD TO DRINK jl I I B^B
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    FASHION'S NEW FACES
    132 11 JAPANESE GIRL TO MODEL FOR CARDIN I THE GEISHA TuSAY HIM BE A RElt-HEAO The Illng roM. turning thi girls 1 fl-head-id hidden changing It Lr hair YariotEi kl: Ami heads here to years adlng red-headed i\* t.OiiKa, i c things to ther 10 years. a black-
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    The charm school way to greater beauty
    686 11 HOW YOU WALK AND HOLD YOURSELF HAS GREAT DEAL TO DO WITH IT CAN we become more beautiful by the way we walk? To answer this Question we must first agree what beauty is. If you associate beauty only with a beautiful face,
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      63 11 <:'■.'. ■a F E K UR K MEDICALLY TRAINED BEAUTY SPECIALIST, nch and othcr Continental qualifications ond more AT > <m experience. ACN| 9 the lotest techniques for skin defects such as P '7m S open P° res blackheads etc. RANTiID ADVICE FREE OF CHARGE QRri *i NiSSE ET B
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      320 11 m/ 1 Your §iqu FROM DIRT. OUST AND GRIME JM Helena Rubinstein i k Deep Cleanser y^l y* Now you can keep your com- and night for one week. Sec your plexion always lovely, always complexion bloom w ith newflawless, even when city smoke found cleanliness and health and fumes
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    KEEP YOUR HAIR IN PLACE THE MODERN SPRAY WAY
    128 12 KEEP YOUR HAIR IN PLACE THE MODERN SPRAY WAY A MERICA'S three best selling hair sprays are available in Singapore. Pin Curl Set Hair Spray: For a wave set or styling moisten hair set in any style desired, spray entire hairdo, comb out when dry. Magic Hair Net: Only for
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    Correct light a must for makeup choice
    837 12 Correct light a must for makeup choice KEEP-COOL TIPS FOR YOUR COMFORT CHEATING the spectacular high- fashion colour co-ordinated look between make-up and fashion is not a glamour game of chance, says Max Factor, Hollywood's noted master of make-up artistry. Its ilattering success depends on selecting the correct colours and
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    Good grooming is yours with a little care
    537 12 IT IS rare indeed to come across a woman or a girl in a city like Singapore who does not use cosmetics in one form or the other. Be it just a touch of lipstick or the full glamour make-up, it is
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    A lovely complexion can be yours so easily
    284 12 A lovely complexion can be yours so easily HELENA Rubinstein tells you how to care for your skin so that it is flawless. All skins fall into three main classes: dry, oily or a combination of the two. Here's how to treat a dry skin. At night remove make-up with
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      424 12 hairdo i S 11 m exquisite ra all day /Wr now! K -0^ THREE HAIR SPRAYS FOR THREE DIFFERENT HAIR CONDITIONS Pin Curl Set-Magic Hair Net-All Purpose Pm Curl Set Hoir Sproy Holds hairdo exquisitely a I ccv long New improved, Lonolin-soft formula leaves you* i^cir cican, olive, noturcl. Packed
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      151 12 AND HE Ll -;> Ml FARIS IN A P| rf Um ...TOO WONDERFUj FOR VVOr-'j OH LA LA hlliw Perfume MMM fcau a; Porfum, Eou dc Parfurr Mist Conccntic Both Powder. PARFUMS CIRC Obtainable c: Singapore I Sole Agents: Joseph Trovers Sons Singapore. ...LIKE BATHING YOURFAC IN'MINTED SNOW! ■J Kl|.
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    S'pore is one of world's cleanest and heathiest Cities, he says
    39 13 S'pore is one of world's cleanest and heathiest Cities, he says POR] Thurs.- Is k)IV is one of and health- world, Mves inila, be- 1 Singapore a malaria In I Armj ah I 5 always poi as II ILVES
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    STORE AND MALAYA HAVE 'MOST CAPABLE' PREMIERS
    257 13 STORE AND MALAYA HAVE 'MOST CAPABLE' PREMIERS Japanese political expert says merger is a 'must' SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Prime Ministers of Singapore and Malaya are described as "most capable" leaders by a Japanese lecturer in politics. He is Mr. Kazuro Imai, 30. lecturer in international politics of the Institute for
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    Free film shows at Medical Centre
    51 13 SINGAPORE, Thure. The Alumni Association will hold free film shows at the Medical Centre, Sepoy Lines, at 8.30 p.m. on the following Fridays this month: Tomorrow: Autumn Leaves; Oct. 13; Seven Voyages of Sinbad; Oct. 20; The Eddie Duchin Story; Oct. 27: The Caine
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    The full list of passes in the August govt. national language examinations
    3028 13 IN the National Langu--1 age Examinations conducted by the Ministry of Education. Singapore, In August, a total or 215 candidates gained the full certificate as follows: Passed Std. 1 133: Passed St. II 50: Passed Std. 11l 32.
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    Road safety essay contest: A.A. appeal to school principals
    299 13 Road safety essay contest: A.A. appeal to school principals SINGAPORE, Thursday. ■pHE secretary of the Singapore Automobile Association, Mr. Y.W. Chan, appealed to all secondary school principals to urge their students to fake part in the association's road safety first essay competition. The competition, organised in conjunction with the Junior
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    Educational films
    25 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs— There will be a free show of educational and cultural films at India House, 31 Grange Road, at 5.30 p.m. today.
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    27 BURSARIES TO HELP STUDENTS TAKE HSC EXAM
    230 13 27 BURSARIES TO HELP STUDENTS TAKE HSC EXAM SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Education has awarded 27 bursaries to students in p ostsecondary classes to take the Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination. This is in addition to the 60 bursaries awarded in March this yrar and another 60 awarded in
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    INCHE YUSOF IS PATRON OF SEMINAR
    87 13 INCHE YUSOF IS PATRON OF SEMINAR SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan NVgaru. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. has accepted an invitation from the Trengkas Melayu Institute (Malaya* Singapore to be patron of the annual seminar and Malay shorthand competition which will be held here on Saturday. Sunday and Monday. Mr. Lee
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      130 13 At length Rupert picks himself plant that we found, and up and tries to tell his Mummy Then he is interrupted. Mr. Bear, what happened to Kim and Podgy who has been too surprised to after he set off to find hazel nuts. move or drop his spade, is now
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      352 13 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... m£ n .l i.^SST»s ARIES 3*" Yo VOL have tremendous en- alert than usual, then you will j, cnnooin u»ri »i k m avoid any sudden accident, thusiasm and arc very energt- SCORPIU No^' tic. You men are more than good brain t J' get yourself^ut
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    CHINESE 'Y' CLUB WILL START WITH 20 RIDERS
    205 14 CHINESE 'Y' CLUB WILL START WITH 20 RIDERS riders will A make up the Chinese YMCA Scooter Club to be formed with the opening of the association's membership campaign or Sunday, Oct. 15. Mr K.S. Ling, secretary 01 the Youth and Student Department, told me that the club, while being
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    Honeymoon trip to West Coas
    200 14  -  KEN JALLEH SCOOTER PAGE.... EDITED BY SKID AT TRICKY BEND IP»H MAPPFH COUPLES HOLIDAY A NEWLY-WED Singapore couple, who left here two weeks ago by scooter for a honeymoon at all Malaya's west coast towns, have returned. "The Federation people are so friendly and helpful
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    Club members paid $3 a vote to choose prettiest girl at dance
    248 14 Peoples' Association was the venue of what is probably the most expensive vote S3 each but the price did nothing to lessen the excitement of electing Miss Bluebird of the Lambrettas on Saturday night. There were eight finalists
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    Scooter care: Lubricants must be able to withstand special conditions
    899 14 Scooter care: Lubricants must be able to withstand special conditions ALL hoy scouts know that il two dry sticks arc rubbed briskly together, fire is produced. This was the method by which primitive man produced the first spark that ignited the first camp lire. What the cave dweller was doing,
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    Highway racinn branded as a menace
    261 14 Highway racinn branded as a menace 4 CALL set 01 energy ai new mm who will not b. to work lor ;h,. Ur:: 1 tion oi I adly nee: Federation oi s Clubs" is made in souvenir i litfcM The Beooti rlst, a gaging introduced the Uunbn tt birds' dann
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      306 14 Start Getting around j Better Today Own a Gleaming NEW TamKFeUa P^i Hire purchase available |jpF Small depositx^mt^m^ easy payments inquire today at: M BORNEO MOTORS II 68-72 ORCHARD ROAD.SINGAPORE.TEL: *****^^ rjjQlSj GERMAN SCOOTERS! j-^_ r 1 SOLD SERVICED BY Be on top LTD. With NSU co Clcmerceou Avenue, Singopcre.
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      24 14 Ri SUZUKI MOTOR CYCLES FOR DEPENDABILITY RELIABILITY Sole Agents fcr Singapore Maiava. GUAN HOE CO., (M) LTD 14. Hill Street. Singapore -6. Tel: 2ioe-
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    FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM
    3078 15 FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM COIXOWING are all the T horses entered for thr penang Turf Clubs 0 ;,,h i Meeting: CLASS THREE IM)^ .-en .T-f'-M (X 3 D*»« 9; I Sad, Bristle c 1> ivtodi C7-*-«i d I D:v. Four Wind* S-4; ;U-sh.hd-neclc. n s pwc r-s 7V
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    Horses entered for the Penang Turf Club's October race meeting
    8133 15 Horses entered for the Penang Turf Club's October race meeting PALOMAR SECOND: (15 started) 31-8-61 Ipoh 8-8 6F (Johnson) Cl. 3 Div. 2: Ist. Witte de With 8-10: 3rd. Ace Admiral 8-7; 4th. Sunshine Lad 8-10. Sh.hd--IJ-2. 1-14 3/5. Track good. SIXTH: (13 started) 27-8-61 Ipoh 8-9 6F (Bubian> Cl.
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      86 16 SERVICE are the KEYNOTES to successful BUYER-SELLER relationship! GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL SCOTTS ROAD, SINGAPORE TEL: ***** CLIFFORD HOUSE, COLLYER QUAY TEL: ***** (BRANCH) mens tailoring I OUR EXPRESS SERVICE DEPT. MAKES CUSTOM-TAILORED SUITS IN 1 DAY ALSO WIDE RANGE OF TIES, SOCKS DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS ETC. CAMERAS, RADIOS, WATCHES,
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    CLUB TO FETE THREE MISSES AT ONE PARTY
    131 17 r HREE girit, I o( ,hc Young Adults ,J whose birthdays ih,s month. W.II b* iid at lb ned TESS Lucy Urn o ce Sm ore the lucky th dav 9"'*. Indent Cathenne See h0 w.il conduct the pf °J^ile Catherine h3S
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    83 17 :> it her Goodman Road L irked pretty Miss Florence t 4 bii Ihdaj k»v->haped birthday cake Fferenec "1 shall always BBlDbeT '"!1". v rataaej student at the Poly, tree! th.it she would face the responsibilities of adulthood alone. "But that does not mean that I will
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    227 17  - Boarding school can't take place of home DEMI TASSE NEWS, VIEWS FOR PARENTS- BY (MHLDREN should not, in my opinion, be sent to boarding schools just because parents find them a little difficult to handle at home. For no matter how well a boarding school is run, it can be
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    467 17  - Jhe golden rules on how to make a picture Bart Kincn AN EXPERT REVEALS HIS SECRETS PHOTOGRAPHY CORNER By i ii ne go \W tting an m tographic I average ai tographer m >itivc steps 1 birth oi a phic idea 0 m n answers i m- bis latest Ito
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    182 17  -  ALEXANDRA LEE BY Public invited to an evening of fun I VTOU are invited to A join in an informal session of fun and merriment "in spookystyle" on the occasion of the Hallowe'en Day party organised by the Blue Triangle Club. The secretary, Isabelle Athlsayam, assures me
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    $10 for review of No. 3 hit
    286 17 THE Critic Contest winner this week is Mr. Chan Wan Yian, 62 Butterlly Avenue, Singapore 19. He wins the cash prize of $10 lor his effort. This is what he has to say: Pop singer, Ricky Valance who has been out of the
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    THE MUSIC QUIZ
    71 17 fiVR mystery star week was Dizzy Gi 1 1 esp i e, World Famous American Bandleader and trumpeter. The winner of 2 Philips EP discs is Mr. Ivan Browne, 53 Crowhurst Drive, Serangoon Gardens, Singapore 19. This week we have another popular personality of the music world.
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    WHO'S THIS?
    149 17 FROM the facts below can you guess who this world-famous man is? The answer will be published in P 3 tomorrow. One of eleven children of which only six survived, this man showed great maturity even as a child. He preferred the talk of adults, absorbed their discussions
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    SELETAR CLUB TO STAGE SOPHISTICATED COMEDY
    152 17 SELETAR CLUB TO STAGE SOPHISTICATED COMEDY HOW a Scottish nobleman, succeeds in his efforts to get a son after his wife has had six daughters, forms the backdrop of a sophisticated comedy which is Seletar Theatre Club's entry into the Drama Festival of the Services. "Roar Like a Dove", produced
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    378 17 Mammoth variety show for children on U.N. Day JJVERY effort is being made to make it a memorable day for an expected crowd of 10,000 children when they attend a grand variety show prepared specially for their enjoyment. "Young Stars' Delight", sponsored by the Singapore Congress and presented by Amateur
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    110 17 THEME FOR ARTS BALL: 'OUT OF THIS WORLD' BE prepared for something "out of this world" the theme of the seventh Arts Ball at Raffles Hotel on Nov. 4. I understand from the secretary of the ball committee, Mrs. Estella Shepherd, that plans are afoot for "an atmosphere of unreality
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    Arina Gold returns best time of the day in sparkling gallop
    367 18  -  SCRUTINEER By PENANG, Thursday. TRAINKK Bagby's Arina Gold did a sparkling workout at the Batu Gantong track this morning, and incidentally returning the fastest time of the day. Working alone Arina Gold was full of running at the end
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    It s headache time, again, for the SOSC
    405 18 SPORTLIGHT TF you've got a quick cure for headache, pass it 1 over to the Singapore Olympic and Sports Councillors who meet on (of all the days!) FRIi DAY THE 13TH. They'll need it because high on 1 the agenda of that
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    THE RECS WITH FIVE STATE PLAYERS LOSE TO ARMY
    236 18 THE RECS WITH FIVE STATE PLAYERS LOSE TO ARMY SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Army's forward trio of Wedgebury, Abdullah and Noordin combined well for the Army to beat a formidable S.R.C. team 3-1 on the padang here yesterday. The Recs fielded five State players in their team which included Lenny Noms,
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    NEWCASTLE U. GO DOWN TO LIVERPOOL 2-0
    110 18 NEWCASTLE U. GO DOWN TO LIVERPOOL 2-0 LONDON, Thurs. Results of last night's football matches were: Division Two: Liverpool 2 Newcastle United 0Division Three: Bournemoutn 2 Notts County 1, Lincoln City v. Queens Park Rangers postponed. Reading 0 Port Vale 0. Division Four: Gillingham 3 Barrow 2. Workington Town 3
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    Yankees win 2-0
    29 18 NEW YORK. Thuw—The New ZZ o^ a P kees beal Cincinnati Reds 2-0 in the opening match in the best-of -seven world baseball series here yesterday
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    Penarth trounced
    25 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Results of last nights rugby union matches were Bridgent 9 Ncath 8. Penarth 0 Cardiff 32. Saracens 21 Middlesex Hospital 0.
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    Spinks suspended
    24 18 LONDON. Thurs.— Terrv Spinks former British professional featherweight boxing champion. was suspended for 12 months by the British Boxing Board of Control.
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    Posner will miss Penang meet
    51 18 PEXANG. Thurs. Jockey i Merv Posner has left for Australia on a short holiday and will miss the forthcoming Penang meeting. He will probably bo away for a month and is expected :to return in time to ride at i the Singapore Oct. Nov. meet-
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    Poor support for Youths 'Sixes' football: Appavoo appeals for more entries!
    277 18 SINGAPORE, Thursday. ONLY 12 entries have been received so far for the six-a-side youth competition to be held from Oct. 17 to 23. The closing date for the competition has been extended for more entries. The six-a-siae competition is
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    Royal runner
    40 18 KATMANDU. Thurs Prince Basandhara, 34-year-old brother of King Mahendra of Nepal, has j agreed to run a token 100 metres i with the Olynxpic torch when it reaches Nepal on Its way to Tokyo for the 1964 games-
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    The old Saints go down fighting
    435 18 The old Saints go down fighting WOODSVILLE, Thurs. —The heavier RAF Tengah found the "not so old," Saints hard to beat in their rugby match here, and had to be content with a 12 points (two i penalties, try and drop kick) to eight (goal and try) win over St.
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    GOAL AVERAGE PUT BANKERS IN THE FINAL
    147 18 PARRER PARK. Thurs.— Hong Kong Shanghai Bank Sport.* Club movea into the Division A final of the Singapore Business Houses' League and Cup tournament when they drew one all witii Eveready Sports Club here yesterday. The Bankers p;ppea Eveieaay lor i.ne ;:<riu to
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    Swimming club in 4-1 win
    74 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore Swimming Club beat ihr Masonic Club by four games to onr in snooker competition last night. Results (SCC lirsl T. Wilrle b: J. Black by two tramr.s t Toms bt N. Maclntyre by two frames; J. van Dijk bt S. Tlackett by
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    Chinese clear second hurdle In Kliney Cup tennis
    113 18 'pANGLIN. Thurs. S.C.R.C, the defending champion*, cleared their second hurdle when they defeated Tanglin Club 5-1 in the senior section of the Singapore Lawn Tennis Association's inter-club tournament for the Kliney Cup here yesterday. Tne only matcu the Chinese lost was m
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    He aims to be a pro some day
    113 18 9 Its a lons, long way to becoming a professional but Dominic McLaughlin. above, believes in starting young. The 11 -year-old golfer shot a 40 five over par for the Kepptl (iub course nine holes early this week. Dominic, a Form IA
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    STTA NATIONAL TOURNEY FINAL ON TOMORROW
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