The Singapore Free Press, 1 November 1961

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    20 1 1° K> w'h wrueit hews you must km... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    STRIKE PEACE HOPES
    269 1 M* fin t^flni M II 1 w VI III for talks: I >*ts out jo in xv cvcv Wednesday. I"* a: I I I I I e streets Uttered with In MacKenzie Road, in o: the City Council dustbins had been upturned. Troops guarded the Hang gasworks
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    Some streets littered
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    TROOPS GUARD KALLANG GASWORKS
    21 1 TROOPS, police guard KaUaug gasworks early this wornfeg Pickets watched Um the other side of the road.
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    MALAYSIA: U.K. WELCOMES INITIATIVE BY THE TENGKU, SAYS SANDYS
    190 1 MALAYSIA: U.K. WELCOMES INITIATIVE BY THE TENGKU, SAYS SANDYS LONDON. Wed. Mr. Duncan Sandys, the Commonwealth Relations Secretary, said yesterday that Britain welcomed the initiative taken by Teneku Abdul Rahman to bring about a union of Malaya. Singapore and the Borneo territories. He added: "We arc looking forward to talks
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    Radio singer Ivan Browne on sex offence charges
    188 1 SELETAR, Wednesday. TIIK court martial of well-known stage and radio entertainer, Ivan Harrington Browne, 39, a Sergeant in the Royal Air Force, began this morning at R.A.F. Seletar. Browne was charged with: 9 Committing a civil offence contrary to section 70 <1»
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    NOW THE US MAY BEGIN NUCLEAR TESTS IN ATMOSPHERE
    193 1 NOW THE US MAY BEGIN NUCLEAR TESTS IN ATMOSPHERE WASHINGTON. Wed. Senator Richard B. Russell said last night the United j States should resume atmos- pheric tests until it perfects the Neutron Bomb a wea- pon which would kill humans but leave property intact. The Georgia Democrat gave ino indication
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    BRITAIN TO FORM 'EVER-READY' VOLUNTEER ARMY
    66 1 BRITAIN TO FORM 'EVER-READY' VOLUNTEER ARMY IOXDOX. Wed.— Britain is a to form a new "ever- ready" army reserve abie to b<^ called up for service anywhere in the world at times !02 tension, according to an authoritative source here. Queen Elizabeth yesterday foreshadowed in her speech opening Parliament legisla-
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    Housewife robbed
    35 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Four ihugs armtti with tiapgers tied up and lobbed a housewife. Madam Nu Kwee Huay. of $195 cash and $3<>6 worth ji jewellery at b<?i residence m Nte Soon Roaci yes>teraaj.
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    Trainee No. 3,000
    39 1 LONDON, Wed— Dr Mya Han, of Burma, who in January last year became the 3.000th trainee to arrive in Britain under the Colombo Plan, yesterday received a certificate here marking the end ot his study course.
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    'Buzzing' report
    28 1 MOSCOW Wed. A Sovist naval commander yesterday ienor.eci thai U.S. planes conSSSSsIy buaeo the Soviet £>£ raking part to ret-en lotket test£ in r ne Central Pacmc.
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    Pakistan: A constitution
    83 1 RAWALPINDI. Wed. -The Governors' conference, presided over by President Vyui Khan here yesterday appointed a two-man committee to undertake tnTwriting of a new consT^'are Mr. Manzoor Tl Qjdir. Minister of Foreign Vfairs. and Mr. Abdul Itemed. Law Secretary. All political parties were dissolved in Oct. 1958. the
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    Phono II and Amagasaki will make good double—
    310 1  - Phono II and Amagasaki will make good double— SCRUTINEER By B. TIMAH, Wcdnesdoy. piZARRO II in Race Two. und Amagasaki in Race Four should make a Rood double at Bukit Tiinah Iliis afternoon. They are strongly fancied. Pizarru II put up a creditable performance on the first day to finish
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    New sight mission
    28 1 HONG KONG, Wed.— Three American eye Eurgeras, with a supply of iiuman corneas, arrived in Hang Ko:ig ye.sierday to give now vision to the bima.
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  • Finance, aviation and shipping
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      UPWARD TREND IN TIN CONTINUES: £4.10s. HIGHER
      285 2 UPWARD TREND IN TIN CONTINUES: £4.10s. HIGHER I ONDON. Wed.— The gj recent upward movement in London tin values gained momentum yesterday morning, prices finishing £4. 105. a ton higher ail round. With consumer demand in the 0 K and overseas only of a routine nature, dealer.- attributed the firlnness
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      Market indices
      32 2 ■.don w«d Fh« PUm d- ma k*l indices fot I Is t eek .>- v t respet T.nv 579.1 352.4 373.4 I l i. R.i)h t .> 176.8 171 0. lo"> 9.
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      Results show an outstandingly good year for Lenggeng Rubber
      421 2 Results show an outstandingly good year for Lenggeng Rubber SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE results of Lenggeng Rubber for the year ended March 31 last are outstandingly good, reports the latest issue of the Stock Exchange Gazette. Despite ;j fall of 2.5d a lb. in the average price realised, profits before tax
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      MARKETS CLOSE FIRM AFTER CAUTIOUS OPENING
      176 2 MARKETS CLOSE FIRM AFTER CAUTIOUS OPENING lON'DOX. Wed.— Stock marj kets here closed on a firm note after u cautions and uncertain opening. Business. however, was small and the buying very selective. lu britiMi Punas, medium and short-dated stock improved but lotneiI otnei i.v>iit j were subdued. Greek; bonds held
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      US rubber statistics
      70 2 WASHING lON. Wed. U S I commerce department rabt-e: statistics for September and August respectively, lin ions tons): Natural rubber Imports—, 29.973; latex imports 2.617; natural ronsumptioQ J3.2f*T. 33,917; latex consumption 3.659, 3,884, stocks of natural 37,703, 59,677; stocks of ia'cex 6.108, 7.294; synthetic si > 239.867,
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      Hong Kong prices
      55 2 HONG KONG. Tues.— Closing prices here loday were: Previous Todnv H S Bank Coiporalio SS4B $350 sa*es sales Wbeeiock Mardeu $12.50 $12. h0 sales sales HTccng pho .r $42.75 $43.00 .<..e> sale.s Da;rv Pann Ct»:c Storage $35.00 $35.50 sales M-.ies Tai'.-.'.-.'; Dfvk> $65.00 $64.50 .>;^e.s buyers Jardine
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      UPs and DOWNs of your shares
      93 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales In the »Singaix>n? Tracing R-.xmi yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Kou stead $1.43 cents), Dunlops 51. 07 1 cent). Fed. I)isi>ensary $1.31 I— 1 cent), McAlister $121 i ,s cents) Robinson ords. $1 28 2 cents), S. Times $2 85 (—3 cents), U.E, ords.
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      Chrysler's contract
      27 2 DETROIT. Wed.— The United Auto Workers Unico reported plant level problems have been solved at oC of its 88 bargaining unit.^- at Chrysler Corporation plants.
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    Britain plans stricter control of C'wealth immigrants
    184 2 Britain plans stricter control of C'wealth immigrants I ONDON Wed. Mr. Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, last night gave the House of Commons details of the government's plans to control immigration of British subjects from the Commonwealth. "We do not contemplate a total ban on immigration or anything like it."
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    New council set up
    37 2 NEW DELHI. Wed— Mr Nehru yesterday announced the appointment of a National Integration Council to consider and recommend how best to weld India's many religious, linguistic and regional groups into a homogeneous community.
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    Art boom continues
    38 2 LONDON. Wed— An international boom in work-s of art is still continuing. Chrii>:ie>. London fine art auctioneers, state in their 1960-1961 review. Christies turnover for the past season October 1960. to ia.-,t August exeeeaed £3.100.000.
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    6 tankers aground
    30 2 JAKARTA. Wed.— Sis oil tankers are no'* 1 agrouiia m uie smogbound estuary of South Sumatra's Great Mum River, according to an Indonesian Navy spokesman la Palembang.
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  • MARKET PRICES
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      U.S. Pepper
      36 2 Malabar spot 39. afloat :<««. Nov shipment 3^. LamponK spot .iU. afloatg 39. Nov. shipint-nt 88. Muntok white spot r>4i. afloata 514. Nov. shipment 18, sellers, ox-dock. Arnjve prices quoted in U.S. cents pe- Ib.
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      125 2 LONDON. Oct. 31. Prevtou". Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c i t. E ur o p• a n ports Nov -L" 2 1 32 22J Oec 13/ 16 22 11.16 RUBHEK No. 1 RSS Spot 23 I 16 22 1b RUBBER No. 1 KSS settlement Mouse Terms,
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      New York Prices
      68 2 NEW YORK. Oct. 31. Previous Today TIN Straits spot ***** 122.62 RUBBER Futures Re* Contract, Nov. 27.75 27.*74 >i»n j; 5o 2?.0V TONE: Steady. SALES: 16 tots. •»i ittoarn ufentraei H *>v 27 821 27.80 TONE. Very steady. SALES' 25 lots. No. 1 RSS Nov. landed pric*
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      Dow Jones Averages
      33 2 NEW YORK. Oct. 31. Previous Today !CO Industrials 701.09 703.92 20 Railroads 147.63 145.12 !40 Domestic Bonds ML'-. 1 S4.OS 15 Utilities 130.29 130.07 65 Stocks Composite Averages 241.97 -'4J..')b
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      88 2 LONDON, Oct. 31. Previous Today i COPRA Philippines c.i f U.K. /North European ports deliverer! weight per long ton Nov. $163* $160* COPHA Straits Borneo D.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weight par long ton Dec £59 MSI (JO. uNUT OIL crude Strait* o.i f. 6urooean ports
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    No Kennedy visit
    29 2 LONDON, Wed. M. Pierre Salinger. Prasident Kennedy's Press Secretary, yesterday emphatically denied what he 'described as "speculation" about a coming visit to Europe by the President-
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    Tear gas battle
    33 2 BERLIN. Wed. East Berlin Pouce Jmie Lnree ia. t..--ades at a loud»si)eaker van touring the East -West Berlin border broadcasting news yesterday We,st Berlin Police said they threw live back.
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    'Minor incident'
    30 2 WASHINGTON. Wed The State Department said yesterday that an alleged "invasion" of South Vietnam by Cambodian iroojis last weekend appeared to have been a minor border iiu -idem.
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    Coalition govt.
    24 2 JERUSALEM. Weu— A new Israeli coaiition uovernmeiit. headed by Mr. David Ben Gunon has been formed ten weeks after me general elernons.
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    Painter, 83, dies
    25 2 LONDON, Wea Augustus] John, Grand Old Man of British painting, died at Ins home In Forumgbride, Southern gnglwnd. yesterday, a zed 83.
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    Algeria anniversary: Troops ready
    201 2 ALGIERS. Wed ABOUT 400.000 troops and not police wore poised in Algeria last night to counter possible disorders today the seventh anniversary of the Algerian war. Officials here say it is "touch and go" whether the "powerful, organised and disciplined" demonstrations by Muslims ordered by the
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    U.S. is about to test the 'death ray' neutron bomb—paper
    325 2 U.S. is about to test the 'death ray' neutron bomb paper THE New York Daily News announced yesterday that the United States was about to test the so-called "death ray" neutron bomb. In a full-page advertisement in the New York World Telegram, ilu newspaper said: "The U.S. is about to
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    Astronomer hurt
    28 2 SYDNEY, Wed -D. BhicWMusa Suzuk;. "ne Japsnose ftstranomer and bis irtfc were injured ichen \h?\: car overturned iit.u Batuund LSQ HUM MM <>: i Sydney. ye> *'ici;iy
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    INSTRUMENTS OF DAG'S CRASH PLANE TO BE EXAMINED IN U.S.
    132 2 INSTRUMENTS OF DAG'S CRASH PLANE TO BE EXAMINED IN U.S. ||TNlTED NATIONS. Wed.— U Instruments of the DCtiß aircraft in which Mr. Dag Hammarskjueici was killed in Northern Rhodesia last month are being shipped to the United States for Laboratory examlna- I tion. This was disclosed yestenlay in a letter
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    WANTED: FOR LES DEVELOP NATIONS NOT CHAR
    74 2 WANTED: FOR LES DEVELOP NATIONS NOT CHAR K A 1 attii I disc I assistant I veloupd c I I. I I giv< u aid time :...-..< hammi stop rubboi ours< l\ ■j* ft loped rnak< ly Mr do ri hand I.;.: Hl KM I aid to 5< techi parn
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    NATO aid so
    14 2 BONN N.. 1 m tiate i 'I den B B Eoura
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      177 2 S. MIPS lyln^ alon^suJ* the Singapore WtaVWS today art r, V S s^ :i im H ni 4: »I, lUp i i 4 i K i•- 29 '30, Moha 10/C Ba dot 1 1, SI oyo Ban 33 -'4. Braaa I IW. 2 Outer marl- KOmsonM»M Gunnng Tambora, >■ a
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    Anotber 816 new homes to be ready this month
    47 3 Anotber 816 new homes to be ready this month iIXGAPORE, Wednesday. I i housing units in four blocks I will be completed late this I haeFs Estate, off Kim Keat projects t<> complete the ng c^hiU' by the end of lild- be n ms a I JOOi
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    MINISTRY, UNION BEGIN TALKS ON PAY RISE FOR TEACHERS
    126 3 MINISTRY, UNION BEGIN TALKS ON PAY RISE FOR TEACHERS SINGAPORE, Wed. Nego- tiations on better pay Normal trained teachers :..ive .started between the Singapore Teachers' Union and the Ministry ol EducaA union spokesman said onion had recommended] to the Ministry a new salary scale for Normal trained teachers who were
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    Assembly query
    52 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Bari>ar. Socialis member ol the Singapore Legislative Assembly, Mr. Tee Kim Leng. has asked the Minister for Home Affairs, to tell the House the numuer or people detained under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance since June 3. 1959. and how *»ia v had bee*
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    OCO EXPECTED AT UNION MEETING TODAY
    12 3 OCO EXPECTED AT UNION MEETING TODAY The tment'si "1 •Seel thf act!
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    Welcome to Singapore
    46 3 de- Mr T. J. Dflmue. ail American engineer and fits wife, are here for a short stay. They are at the Orchard Hotel. Mr. A. Irfai. an Indonesian company director, is here for a few days. He also stays at the Orchard Hotel.
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    SINGAPORE DAIRY
    635 3 SINGAPORE DAIRY from Australia. Mr. Patel will be honoured at a number of other public functions. SINGAPORE, Wednesday. election of "Miss Camera 1961" will highlight the biggest picnic so far organised by the Singapore Photographic Trade Association at Lain Soon Factory Garden on Sunday. Nov. 12. The winner, to be
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    AN ALL CHORAL CONCERT SOCIETY
    233 3 AN ALL CHORAL CONCERT SOCIETY SINGAPORE, W e d.— There has been a change in the programme planned by the Singapore Musical Society for Nov. 19 at the Victoria Theatre. The concert will now be completely choral and hence the Singapore Symphony Orchestra will not appear in the programme. The
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    More homes for hospital staff
    52 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Tenders have been called for the construction of 96 quarters for Division IV employees of tjie Woodbridge Hospital. A Health Ministry spokesman said it was hoped to house a good proportion of the employees wjien those quarters were ready. Work is expected to
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    Prince, two princesses from Thailand here for holiday
    124 3 QINGAPORE, Wed.— Three r k5 members of the Thai Royal family are in Singapore for a short holiday after completing a 10-day tour of British North Borneo. They are: Prince Chalermbol. Princess Chumbhot of Na^or Svarga. his cousin, and Princess Samoe Sonakul,
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      269 3 MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION NOTICE The Singapore members of the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association are pleased to be able to announce that as a result of a return to •more normal working conditions among certain of their members some relaxation of the present restrictions on banking services is now possible.
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      212 3 riNEMAS I Chand (Hindi) 2.30, 6, 9. ■ffSsSSava ,3ft. a^ 8 .3o M^ < m <*?*%; ?,T U Alld GoUath <T^?i, AI -.-3o p^o m Pilzhamum 1 4 > 4 b.ou, j.id. til ,OW: Underwater 1.45. 4. TAJ^ Nuach Ghar (Hindi) 7. 9.15. LIDO: Two Women 1.45, 4. 6 39.
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    PAY RESTORATION WILL MAKE IT GAYER DEEPAVALI
    146 4 PAY RESTORATION WILL MAKE IT GAYER DEEPAVALI SINGAPORE, Wednesday. ])EEPAVALI the festival of lights will be celebrated by Hindus and Sikhs here next Tuesday. The occasion has been declared a public and school holiday in Singapore and Malaya. In Singapore, shops, particularly textile shops, are experiencing a small boom because
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    Sultan honours expat doctor
    298 4 Birthday awards for 71 people JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Seventy-one residents of all walks of life received awards on the occasion of the 67th birthday of Sir Ismail, Sultan of Johore. The presentation took place at the Istana Besar throne room here before a distinguished gathering, which
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    HE RETIRES AFTER 34 YEARS SERVICE
    150 4 HE RETIRES AFTER 34 YEARS SERVICE pHANGI, Wed.— The East Asiatic Company's chief cashier retired after 34 years of service with the company. He is Singapore -born Mr. Lee Kim Lock. 57. an old boy of Outram Secondary School. Mr. Leo recalled the day.s when one could buy a hearty
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    JOHORE TO HAVE 13 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS IN 1962
    166 4 JOHORE TO HAVE 13 PUBLIC HOLIDAYS IN 1962 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. There will be 13 public holidays in Johoro in 1962. i according to a Johore Gov- eminent Gazette announce--1 ment. The public holidays are: Chinese New Year, Feb. 5 and 6: Awal Puasa, Feb. 6: Hari Ray a Puasa.
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    Fully subscribed
    22 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Government's $50 million 5£ p.c. 1977 79 loan issued ;on Sept. 25 has been fully sub>cribed.
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    Mrs. Sinha leads Indian group
    48 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Mrs. Tarkeshwari Slnha, deputy Minister of Finance, Government ol India, will load the Indian delegation to the ministerial meeting ol the Colombo Plan Consultative Committee in Kuala Lumpur, next month. Mrs. Slnha will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Nov. 11.
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    Four sisters in classical dances
    208 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. r rili: lamed Jhaveri Sis--1 lers Nayana, Ranjana. Suverna and Darshana will i give a selection of Manipuri dances at the Victoria Thea- tre on Nov. 7 at 3.30 p.m. The classical dances, passed on from generation to generation in their original forms.
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    Government to build $5 mil. pineapple cannery in Johore
    241 4 JOHORE DAIIIU Wednesday. $5-raillion national cannery will be built on a 30-acre site one mile south of Pekan Nanas, Pontian, by the Federation Government. It will be built with the aid of the Government and will be in production in about
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    NEW TYPE BUS CHASSIS FROM GLASGOW
    62 4 NEW TYPE BUS CHASSIS FROM GLASGOW KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— A new heavy-duty passenger bu.« chassis If now being manufactured at the GlaM!< w work.v oi Albioi. Motors Umited and four will be going to Maiayu. Tiie new model i.s povered with a 100 h.p. Leyiand power-plus 0.370 diestl engine compared
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    12 months jail for bicycle theft
    75 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. When Abdul Rahman Din Hashim i 19. escaped from two police- men in Pagoda Street on the night of July 29. he left behind his Federation identity i card, a stolen bicycle and a sarong. The card, the First Cri- minal District
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    HIS BATTLE WITH A BULL TO LOVE OF ANIMAL
    68 4 HIS BATTLE WITH A BULL TO LOVE OF ANIMAL 25m 1 ed a char its hori I Heath. herd In J: 1 -•Kl A aid I ol horr i Reluctant i Mr K unai in.- cornered f,'". i u' a knii« b to kill it ca whelmed -kindti J i
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    TWO COMPLE TRAINING UNDER C-PL
    76 4 TWO COMPLE TRAINING UNDER C-PL ho::, lay ajjric Mrs Mr M R G- Mr. LAC Bhaiia J i heiv thej comr.ii tine < Colombo V. technol< v ij During v...- tqJ Austtmlia •..<• from tin India: j mer.fs Food a. A-.-; Departm< i I j won] fact* r i tnaßing
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    S'PORE WEDDING
    44 4 MR. LAWRENCE LEE KEONG TYK tide* J^iS Chuee Huat, and his bride Miss Man I mi tn«» of Mr. and Mrs. M. K Lim Lip were nurr Straits Chinese Methodist Church at Kampon* Mij^ A reception was held later at the C»W
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    They paid for her kisses ...with death
    871 5 They paid for her kisses ...with death ci THE FRAULBIN RODE ROUND AN ARENA ON A SNOW-WHITE HORSE.... IN WARTIME SHE oO K YOUWG SiAMZN FOR A RIDE FR OM WHKH NQNE RETURN£D Al/V£ Many thousands of men went to a watery grave after German U-boat attacks based on her
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      118 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE &y Lee Falk and Phil Davis THE HEART OF JULIET JONES oy Stan Drake by Chic Young 77 TrT~T37^n r may 1 THAT'S R I GHT- I MAY I HAVE^fYOU OONT HAVE I I'M NOT REPEATING, J^ Jill' I WATCMYOUR U^?l L-c^i>
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Singapore at the crossroads
      366 6 Singapore at the crossroads U'HEX the Yang di"Pertuan Negara formally opened the third session of the Legislative Assembly yesterday it was natural that he should cirvoto the main portion of his address to the question of merger. Inche Yusof review ed the issue from two angles. from the angle of
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    LAUGH...w BEACHCOM
    8 6 LAUGH...w BEACHCOM CUSTOM! Not did Tl I tai
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    THE ART OF INSPECTION
    1353 6 A STUDY OF THE SKULL, FACE AND HANDS When a physiognomist pronounced that Socrates was passionate, sensual and intemperate, the crowd greeted it with a roar of vulgar laughter. But Socrates said the physiognomist was right, and confessed that he had only m overcome those vices
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    1100 YEARS AGO
    91 6 The Free Press reported: "A gambling informer called Tamby of Pinang who has made a fortune by his calling during the last three years. was nearly burnt to death last week. He was awakened out of his sleep by an ex- plosion, and found his curtain on
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    91 6 4 2G YEAR OLD lorry ••A driver dumped his eight-month-old son Into the arms ol a startled Tqwn Council employee In a London suburb to protest against beins: kept waiting three years fur a house. The lorry driver. Philip Roberts, tuld the Council employee "I am living
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    18 6 Life is like that r tin ri, :>- ni»-d -MHfc h...1,, in» penni Wha( I I 1 I d
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      236 6 TODAYS RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE With Dexi*r; 8.30 Tn€ Mar Short Wave Service micw; 900 Pick of me pops ,1 (nH I :,;•>. T r, O "S?--i. I; t f^: Medium Wave Service: 10.30 We're in business; 11 00 476 metres. Tn Vienna Festival 1961; 12 imldnignt) Cio.se uo-wi. f o
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      279 6 I I'^ 810 I i j —^^^n Mmß I 1 I I H CLUES ACROSS 9 Ii lazy, you may stay in H 1 You'll .see me in the river (6). i i] 7 irs^a .inner for the boxer [f be spread ok bread 8 Just a desert (4) v
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    Call for more hotels wnn swimming pools and casinos
    170 7 Call for more hotels wnn swimming pools and casinos Lj agent on how to make tourists stay longer SINGAPORE. Wednesday j I hotels with I** an quired 11 B persuade B- onsrer than n sideni ser- Florida. 9 Singa- the course of an inspection tour or countries in the Orient
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    hore Govt. pproves .2m. loan r market
    9 7 hore Govt. pproves .2m. loan r market 1 I
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    T. APPROVAL FOR 19 PUBLICATIONS
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    Govt. to curb gangsterism
    10 7 Govt. to curb gangsterism I I I I I I
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    FILM ON LEGENDARY RULER HAS TENGKU'S BLESSINGS
    182 7 Dolmat, the gibbon, to star with Maria SINGAPORE. Wed.— A white-faced Malayan gibbon from the wilds of Pahang shares stellar honours with Maria Menado in her new film. Raja Bersionu:. Dolmat that's his namepassed his screen-test at Cinecraft studio where shooting of the
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    WAGE EARNERS IN S'PORE GIVE INSURANCE SALES BIG BOOST
    119 7 WAGE EARNERS IN S'PORE GIVE INSURANCE SALES BIG BOOST Wed.—Wage- earners In Singapore are ing a bis boost to Insuriles, according to orii- Insurance companies »fficia] said Slngar ans were now more in-irance-minded than they Id years ago. especially se In the lower income tp Insurance companies are lieved to
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    Port handles more cargo
    119 7 Port handles more cargo SINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore handled more cargo between January and July this year than for a similiar period last year Statistics Just released put the amount of cargo discharged and loaded between January and July this year at 10.282.43 tons. The figure tor the same period last
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    CHURCH DIGNITARY DEPLORES 'GROWING MATERIALISM'
    229 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. TIIK head of the Mar Thoma Syrian Church, whose headquarters are in Kerala, deplored what he called the growing materialism among the people of Soutn-East Asia. The Most Rev. Juhanon Mar Thoma, in an interview with The Free Press said: j 'Nowadays, people
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    Cultural bodies told: Don't get involved in polities
    257 7 Cultural bodies told: Don't get involved in polities SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'J'HE Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister, Inche Yaacob bin Mohammed, advised cultural, welfare and literary organisations not to get involved in politics. Inche Yaacob was speaking at the opening of the new premises of the Persatuan Persuratan Pemuda Pemudi
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    AIRMAN INVENTOR WINS AWARD
    171 7 AIRMAN INVENTOR WINS AWARD OELETAR, Wed. A British Serviceman stationed at Royal Air Force, Scletar. has been awarded SB5 by Air Marshal Sir Anthony Selway. C-in-C. Far East Air Force, for inventing a new manpower-savins device for servicing aircraft. He is Corporal-Tech-nician George Beckenhan, an engine fitter with 34 Squadron,
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    BUDDHIST MONK LEAVES FOR INDONESIA VISIT
    55 7 BUDDHIST MONK LEAVES FOR INDONESIA VISIT SINGAPORE. Wed. Buddhists were at Singapore Airport to bid farewell to the Rev. Amanda, of the International Buddhist Centre. Colombo, who left here to spend two months In Indonesia. The Rev. Amanda is professor of Buddhist civilisation at the Buddhist University, Colombo. He arrived
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    On school board
    35 7 SRI MENANTI, Wed. Inche Bachik bin Awang, who recently retired, was appointed to serve on the Board of Governors of Malay School Gunong Pasir. where he had been principal for many years.
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      442 7 scientific achievements. Take a IF if'S YOU* BIRTHOAY. ARIES gfoilftfjSw W i plated risk to win a., ad¥OK have a complex person- to meet those who ran positive- an ,1a uhhn Ls dX P uU to de*- •> influence your success m any £Q ,j M A 23):COMrribe The stars
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    7 8 SPARKLING CUTLERY ADDS ELEGANCE TO YOUR EATING
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    All about forks and spoons...
    226 8  - All about forks and spoons MARGARET WEE BY yyh ;tll enjoy the informality of eating ;i leg of chicken with our hands. Bui if this is an c;isv way of eating, il is nol elegant. We gain elegance only with knives, forks and S|M ()I)S. Todays tableware means elegant dining
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    Your flat must be decorate to look like a home and not a museum
    909 8  - Your flat must be decorate to look like a home and not a museum TAN BENG KIM pLATS in Singapore arc no dream places. Only those who live in restricted quarters can know how much sheer concentrated living can take place in a flat \W;ir and tear is a constant
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    E NEW PORTS DADSTER ITH AN 'EXPENSIVE' REAR LOOK
    730 9  - E NEW PORTS DADSTER ITH AN 'EXPENSIVE' REAR LOOK CHAN CHIN BOCK BORROWS CARS Instead of the usual road-test report, Page 9 today brings you a special report on the London Motor Show with nicture* Mi-ciio unpublished, of the most interesting of the ntaCci? on the stands. There's no doubt
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    The referee who made a hit with basketball fans at Stadium was a top U.K. umpire
    589 10 The referee who made a hit with basketball fans at Stadium was a top U.K. umpire CHANGI, Wednesday. SERGEANT Oliver (Steve) Bowgen, a physical fitness instructor at RAF Changi, made a hit with Singapore's basketball enthusiasts when he referred a match between Crusaders a women s basketball team from South
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    ARMY SINGAPORE UNLUCKY TO LOSE CLASH AGAINST S.C.C.
    360 10 ARMY SINGAPORE UNLUCKY TO LOSE CLASH AGAINST S.C.C. SINGAPORE, Wed. Army Singapore were uniortunate to have gone down to the Singapore Cricket Club by six points (penalty, try* to three (penalty) In their rugger match played on the padang j here over the weekend. The Army have only themselves to
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    Ahmad wins trophy and title as Regiment's 'Sportsman of the Year'
    315 10 SINGAPORE. Wednesday CONGRATULATIONS to 23-year-old well-built no. fIU%Zl d Sin ap <*«* "325 In a recent ballot, in which every man in the regiment had a vote. Sved Ahmad was elected their first "'Sportsman of the Year" by an
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    ARMY AND RAF CLASH TOMORROW
    207 10 ALEXANDRA, Wednesday ANE of the most interesting hockey matches this season will be the InterServices clash between Arm y (Singapore) Hockey Association XI and Royal Air Force Singapore at Oillman Barracks tomorrow evening at 5.00 p.m. Both teams are optimistic of their chances, bi;>. on
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    Army's top dista runner takes one-way ticket
    115 10 Army's top dista runner takes one-way ticket TAXGUX. I^AXCE (.(»i[H)r;,| David Si in Armv athletic i in l< > Stale :is ;j distance run in i lang on Monday aftei tour o! sen ice with Lh< i Hi 5 abi LI ie n tl wiU be bai ly n i
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    TODAYS BUKIT TIMAH CARD
    1235 11 „s MAIDEN HANDICAP m&OlO' DIV. 2-6 FURS. i t rt i < N| R rs, 9.0 <6> Moxham ■Mv- (Pok> Konu"«l> I" 11 1 B ]2 lohnson B r chag (Woog ft TW>l I „,;!> KNI PPPTS, 8.12 '7. DonnelK .infill *a»n 'Vtni Vici S' vU"
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    5 teams enter State's first volleyball meet
    27 11 tiAPORE, Wednesday. hainpionships in the ived al Happv World *">. Fifteen learns, eleven (I four in Ihe women's V tfst round
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    FREE OIL FOR ALL WHO COMPLETE THE COURSE
    149 11 FREE OIL FOR ALL WHO COMPLETE THE COURSE SINGAPORE. Wed. All cyclists who complete the liae in the Free Press Cycle j Race on Sunday will receive a Ud ol Bardahl Sportsmen's: ibricattng oil. These gifts are lied by Cycle and Car-; iage Co. Ltd. All the competitors, begin- 1
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    Malayan boxers in form
    70 11 HONG KONG, Wed.— Malaya's Armed Forces boxing team last night defeatid Hong Kong by seven bouts to five in an exhibi tion featured by tniet knockout* and four techni- sutrer the Royal Malayan Regiment in a lightweight contest against Private Macdonnel of the First Royal Warwickshire
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    Three athletes from Johore for the Games
    307 11 Three athletes from Johore for the Games Johore Sportschatter JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. Johore athletes have been selectecl to represent Malaya at the South East Asia Peninsula Games in Rangoon next month. They are: Sprinter Lily Tan, javelin specialist Xg Kali Liew and distance runner Marimuthu. Lily Tan's 13.0 sec? for
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    PRIMARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL MEET ATTRACTS 10,000 FANS
    190 11 PRIMARY SCHOOLS BASKETBALL MEET ATTRACTS 10,000 FANS ABOUT 10,000 Batu Pahat basketbail fans had a ten-day treat. The occasion was the Batu Pahat Inter-Primary Schools tournament for the Dih Tong Nam cup donateu by the District's "Coffee King." Nine teams took part in the competition. They were divided into two
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    CHECK YOUR FANCY WITH THE EXPERTS
    556 12 THE FREE PRESS I THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL HANYANG I NAN FAHG MOST^FANCIED SCRUTINEER TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER LMY j KWEE LOH j MA YU-LOONG HUK»tS 3~M.~KN!GHT 5 VAN HEUTSZ IG. BUCCANEER S VAN HEUTZ Tg. BUCCANEER IG. BUCCANEER IJ C
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    An easy task for Roi D'Atout, day's best bet at Bukit Timah
    891 12 An easy task for Roi D'Atout, day's best bet at Bukit Timah SCRUTINEER, reporting direct from the course SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fHE best bet in this afternoon's card at Bukit Tiinah is Roi D'Atout, who should have a pretty easy task in Race Three. The four-year-old by Flying Missel has made
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    CALDWELL BEATS HALIMI TO RETAIN TITLE
    66 12 CALDWELL BEATS HALIMI TO RETAIN TITLE 117EMBLEY, Wed. John Caldwell, ol Northern Ire- uad retained the world bantamweight boxing championship (European version) here last night by outpointing Alphonse Halimi oi trance ov< r 15 rounds. Alphonse had a weight advantage ol half a p< und :.< :i he weighed in
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    RACING WITH A PROFIT
    44 12 RACING WITH A PROFIT ITODAYS BEST BETS 0 Scrutineer's best bets are: Roi D'Atout (Race 3), Amagasaki (Race 4), Power First (Race 7). Likely outsiders: Soochow (Race 1), I lash Time (Race 6), Fleetmuster (Race 8). Barring further rain the going should be good.
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      SNELL SCORES FOUR IN RAF TRIUMPH OVER SCC
      226 12 SNELL SCORES FOUR IN RAF TRIUMPH OVER SCC IOINGAPORE, Wed. SneU's i four goals .parked yesterday's o-Z K.A.F. Seletar victory over S.C.C. in their Singapore Hotkey Association Div I league tie on the padang. it was the >>eeond successive reverse for SC.C. Fortunes fluctuated yesterday. The game was fast and
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      K.O. victory
      28 12 WEMBLEY, Wed.— Brian Curvis of Wales retained his British and British Empire welterweight titles last nigijt by knocking out challenger Hockey Leahy in tne eighth round.
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      Indians shock SRC in Division One
      174 12 SINGAPORE. Wed. INDIAN Association scored a grand 3-1 win over Singapore Recreation Club in their SHA Division One match on the padang yesterday. This victory means that C( ylonese lead In Division On, T; eri>l ol the league is still open. Indians, i the
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    32 12 melboi:?nf. Wed.— AustmUan lawn uainis suu 6 Roc. Laver •>nci Roy Emeraon have oeeu )l! n Meb for 20 months-J Play as prDfessioiials by promo.! cei J- ck Kramer. I
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      121 12 NOTICES NOTICE 5-0...-1 Roaij. t.lnaaporf. to Mr ANY PERSON wishing lo on- po.se uils apparation should loto iciie OjeCt f' m QUadrupS cate wan :be Secretary o \he \^°iL "censing B o.u-g. p.o 5" ;°i f Sli: "Ol Jess th.n two Reeks aefore the said Utii I December, 1961. ig
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      288 12 FREE PRESS J j WORD PU2I LE^> Cut out and p,n w ltr oth q Posting instructor,- "N NAME ADDRESS i R|r STwT eVM *y ****>»»»»»»»»« Cut alon^ o,i' i CLUES FOR WORD PUZZLE r 1. They provide food of 0 Ac kmd, of course. k^' l 2. Illusion produced
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