The Singapore Free Press, 19 December 1961

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    19 1 2JEJ[J2SS^i^^ZIIi!!L ls FIRST WITH *y= THE HEWS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    RIVE ON GOA CAPITAL
    279 1 Victorious expected today NEW DELHI, Tuesday. i\\ troops pushed forward m a threeD n. (i drive to encircle Panjim, coastal I i ;i. yesterday and Indian officials jthat for all practical purposes "we are m liim." ire Ministry spokesman m New rorraal victorious entry into the
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    Sukarno speaks of 'deeds'
    43 1 Sukarno speaks of 'deeds' JAKARTA, Tues. President Sukarno said last night a "command" on the "liberation" of Dutch-held West Irian that he Intended to fire later today called for deeds not words. The President was addressing students of the Gaja Mad a University.
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    U.N., KATANGA AGREE ON TEMPORARY CEASE-FIRE
    199 1 ELISABETHVILLE, Tues.— Mr. Albert Nyembo, Katanga Minister of Information, announced yesterday that a "temporary truce" had been agreed by both sides m Katanga. He told reporters this would operate during talks between President Tshombe and Mr. Cyrille Adoula, Central Congolese Government Prime Minister. Late
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    Election rumour
    20 1 p\RIS Tnes.— The French Government escribed speculation on early general Jettons as ••hypotheses not based on welldelliied facts."
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    KING OFF TO MYSORE TODAY
    58 1 BANGALORE. Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaya, who arrived here ?ast night, leaves today by car for Mysore This evening the royai party will be taken round Brindaban Gardens on the River Cauvory. The gardens will be illuminated specially for the occasion. After half
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    Frogmen recover body from lake
    127 1 Frogmen recover body from lake SINGAPORE, Tues.— Two Royal Navy frogmen yesterday recovered the body of Hamid bin Ali who was drowned on Sunday at the Alkaff Garden lake. The frogmen found the body after a 30-minute search m the lake. The Free Press was told that Hamid and his
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    London honour
    27 1 LONDON, Tues.— Mr. Kenneth Roy Thomson of Toronto, president of Thomson Newspapers of Canada, will today be made a Freeman of the City of London.
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    SUZIE WONG?
    206 1 Yes she turns all eyes at Spore Airport A SHAPELY Chinese girl with the "Suzie Wong" look drew admiring glances at Singapore Airport yesterday. And true enough, she was a Suzie m the British road show of "The World of Suzie Wong'' 18-year-old Kathleen Eu, daughter of a
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    Dr. Toh is acting Premier
    80 1 SINGAPORE, Tucs.— The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, is acting as Prime Minister m the absence of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew who has gone to Kuching. A government Gazette Extraordinary published last night states that the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishalc,
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    Negotiations today
    35 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. The management of the Great World Park will today meet representatives of tiie Singapore General Employees Union at the Labour Ministry to negotiate on the park's 100 pikers' claims lor gratuities.
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    BID BY BRIGADE 'REBELS' TO STAGE PROTEST IS FOILED
    225 1 BID BY BRIGADE 'REBELS' TO STAGE PROTEST IS FOILED SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pOLICE succeeded m preventing "rebel" members of the Work Brigade from assembling at Hong Lim Green this morning to stage a protest against their forceful eviction yesterday. 1 Police had earlier cordoned off Hong Lim Green and guarded all
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    Uphold basic interests of Malaysia members-Lee
    145 1 Uphold basic interests of Malaysia members -Lee I^UCHING (Sarawak), Tues. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew yesterday stressed that the basic interests of the various territories taking part m the Malaysia Plan would have to be upheld. The Singapore Prime Minister said since the second meeting of the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee
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    Latest
    33 1 MALAYAN M r NDS ist n k HK buyti (ling 95 BK Rt'i pr.ire UP [.'.CHANCE this morning was repot rt here wcr< ers nth rrpoi National language lesson m P. 4
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    RUBBER: GOA WAR EXERTS BULLISH PRESSURE
    304 2 RUBBER: GOA WAR EXERTS BULLISH PRESSURE LONDON, Tues.—Rubber values showed a further improvement m a day considered to be unusually active for the beginning of the week. The market opened with little net change but later assumed a iirmer appearance on pre-holiday. and end-year i iiurt covering interest and; quarmg
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    I.C.I-COURTAULD MERGER BID SPARKS OFF RUSH IN TEXTILE MART
    220 2 I.C.I-COURTAULD MERGER BID SPARKS OFF RUSH IN TEXTILE MART LONDON. Tues. The big talking point m stock m a rket s yesterday was the sensational announcement that Imperial Chemical Industries was making a bid for Courtaulds. The markets had opened quietly on the news ol India's attack on Goa but
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    Rubber forecast
    37 2 AKRON. Tues.— Total now rubber consumption and total tire sales m the U.S. should set new records m 1962. Mr. J. \V. Kenner. president of the B.F. Goodrich Company, said here m a year-end statement.
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    Hong Kong prices
    53 2 HONG KONG. Mon.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation $350 $360 sales sates Wheetock Maiden $12.20 $12.10 sales sales H'kong phone $42.00 $42. J5 sates sales Dair/ Pann Cold Storage $35.50 $36.00 sales sales Taikoo Dock $72.00 $72.50 sales :-ales Jardine Matheson
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    Christmas thoughts have a distracting effect on the market
    401 2 Christmas thoughts have a distracting effect on the market lsd;gkdhkk;jlk;kj By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THOUGHTS seem to be turning towards Christmas, and this has had a distracting effect on the market and has contributed to a general apathy, reports a leading Singapore broker m his review
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    Ships in port
    190 2 SHIPS lyi-ii alongside the Sin^aport Mtarvea today are: Atreoa 3S/39, I is v m ma Mara 19, K-<yon 4 Himalaya 1/3, Tboncape 40/41, en Uara 4 Eanpiw Kittiwake Ozaida 10. Nedn Wesar 10/11, Demodocua 1 2, Benwnantaa NW. 4, i Baa NW. 5. Tor.-- H n NW.
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    62 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales m the Singapore Trading Rocm yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Eastern Smeltins $2.58 —18 cents. Steamship 79 cent* 1 cent), S. Times 53.04 -1 cent). TINS: Berjuntai 365. 9d. < 6d.i. Kamunting 15s. (finch.), Kuchai $3.57 (—4 cents), Pahang Con. 15s. lOVid. (+3d.), S.
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    Rubber statistics
    57 2 LONDON, Tues.— Stati&Ucs Issued by the International Rubber Study Group show the rubber position m the United Kingdom for the months of September and August (revised), as follows, (m long tons) Consumption (nearest 100 > 15,200. 1O.OOO; imports (excluding deliveries from Government stockpile) 9,210, 15,424; reexports 10,429, 11,539;
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    Britain's tin stocks
    40 2 LONDON. Tues. Stocks of refined tin m London metal exchange official warehouses it the end of last week totalled 4,152 tons (against 4,182 tons m the previous week) comprising: London 992, Liverpool 1,730 and Hull 1,430 tons.
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    ROYAL CHRISTENING TODAY: QUEEN TO BE PRESENT
    95 2 LONDON, Tues. Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh will be among the Royal family attending today's christening at Buckingham Palace of Viscount linley, six-week-old son of Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon, it was announced last night. The Queen Mother will also attend
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    Goa: Security Council hears charge by Portugal
    501 2 Goa: Security Council hears charge by Portugal MEW YORK, Tuesday. f THE Security Council met yesterday m emergency session to consider Portugal's charge of aggression by India against the enclaves of Goa, Daman and Diu. Senor Vasco V. Garin, Portuguese resident representative, asked for the session on the instructions of
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    DEMONSTRATION, FIGHTING HOLD UP THE DEBATE
    154 2 DEMONSTRATION, FIGHTING HOLD UP THE DEBATE |TNITED NATIONS, Tues, U —Demonstrators m the public gallery interrupted a Security Council meeting on the Goa question yesterday and fought with uniformed guards before they could be ejected. While Mr. C. S. Jha, Indian resident representative, was addressing the Assembly several men m
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    AUSTRALIAN POLLS: MENZIES HAS MAJORITY OF TWO
    273 2 AUSTRALIAN POLLS: MENZIES HAS MAJORITY OF TWO CANBERRA, Tues.— Mr. Robert Menzies' Libe-ral-Country Party coalition government will have a majority of two m Australia's new House of Representatives, final results of the general election held nine days ago, showed yesterday. The last result declared— at Moreton. Queensland gave the Government
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      80 2 LONDON, OM, It. Prtviout T*d«y COPRA Philippine e.l.f U.K.'Nerth Curoptan pertu delivered weight p«r l*ng ten Dm. siei $163 COPRA Straits e.i.f. U.K./ N•r t h BorspMit P«rti delivered weight per long ten OM./JM. |58 $58| COCONUT OIL trod* Straits Mi. tur»■nh »»rte mi bulk ptr tang
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      120 2 LONDON, Dee. 18. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RBS o.i.f European parts Dec 23 3/16 unquoted Jan M 23 5/16 23 9/16 RUBBER No. 1 Rll Spot 2311/16 23 13/16 RUBBER No. 1 RBS settlement House Terms, Jan. 23 13/16 23 15/16 Fel 23 15/16 24 1/16
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      New York Prices
      65 2 NIW YORK, Dm. 19. Preview Taaay I 1 spot 121.00 120.87 RUBBER Futures Rax Contract, Jan. 28.21 28. IS TONI: Steady. SALES: One lot. Standard Contract fi"« 23.181 28.061 •war 28.14 9ft on TONI ouiat but •tt.dy. W| SALES: Nil. No. 1 RBB DM. landed price 271
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      Dow Jones Averages
      32 2 NEW YORK, DM. It. Previous Today 30 Industrials 729.40 727.71 20 Railroads 143.91 143.11 40 Domett's Bends 83*76 83.79 15 Utilities 132.93 132.03 OS Stocks Composite Averagee 247.44 240.44
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      U.S. Pepper
      37 2 Malabar spot 871. aflotts 37. Dec. •htpment 361. Lampong spot 371, afloats 37, Dec. shipment 36ft. Muntok white spot 00ft, afloat* 49|. Dec. shipment 4ft. sellers, ex-dock. Above price* quoted la O.«V emu Der id,
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    Nice chief proud of south who wouldn't he misled
    103 3 Nice chief proud of south who wouldn't he misled Tucs. nmisslODei A. E. G. the retaken by tdents who :..m rupulous student ithout the olice, ed a very he said. Singapore I them as L\. tb&t they •m d fact, this h intimi-.-:\h failure resolute maided by I F Well-bred
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    EXCHANGE: GOVT. FOR MORE FREEDOM
    199 3 mir it Tuesday. T"^ finance Minister, Dr. Goh Ken- Swee, yesterday told the Legislative Assembly n 4 T^IT"!' m view of «m entrepot lutuie ot the State, had always been pressing for the largest area of freedom m exchange matters. Dr. Goh said that so
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    ILLEGAL HOUSES: BILL TO BE INTRODUCED NEXT YEAR
    123 3 ILLEGAL HOUSES: BILL TO BE INTRODUCED NEXT YEAR SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister tor National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Gan, yesterday disclosed to the legislative Assembly that he would introduce a Bill next year covering unauthorised houses whether on Crown land or not so that the question of squatters could be
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    No collection
    45 3 SINGAPORE. Tues.— There will be no collection of all quit rents and temporary occupation licence fees for a week from Jan. 2 to Jan. 8 for the closing of accounts for the year ending Dec. 31. 1961. Other business will continue as usual.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    144 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. F. W. Bilfingcr. a Swiss businessman, arrived from Tokyo for a week's stay before leaving for New York. He is at Raffles Hotel. Mr. Y. B. Griffith, an" American businessman* flew m from America for a one- week stay at Raffles Hotel before going home. Mr.
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    More pay pact
    40 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore General Printing Workers' Union, representing Its members employed at the Craftsman Press Limited m Orchard Road, has signed an agreement vith the Company »iving about 100 employees increased salaries and better working conditions.
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    No water areas
    44 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.—There will be no water today m Zones FV)ur and Seven from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. No-water areas tomorrow are Zones Five and Six (8 a.m. to 2 pjji.) and Zones One and Two (2 p.m. to 8 p.m.).
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    R.I. IMMIGRANT IS FREED ON ROBBERY CHARGE
    105 3 R.I. IMMIGRANT IS FREED ON ROBBERY CHARGE SINGAPORE. Tues.— An immigrant from Indonesia. Freddy Arshjad, 23. was acquitted m a magistrates court on a charge of stealing a $150 transistor radio. He was alleged to have with another person, stolen a transistor from Lee You Kwee. owner of a shop
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    677 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S sdkrlshtjhlthfjkhykl SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fHK Indonesians wish to say a big 'Thank you" for Singapore's expression of goodwill and sympathy m organising Saturday's variety show to help m the battle for the eyesight of Indonesia's Him star, Rendra Karno. The show at Badminton Stadium was the fruit
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    What's happening today
    215 3 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA: Three Ring Circas 1.30, 4, 6.30, >.JO. CAPITOL: Hippodrome 1.45, 4, 6.30. 9.30. CATHAY: Whistle Down the Wind 1.30, i, 6.30, 9.30. GLOBE: Visa to Canton 1.45. 4, 7. 9.15. LIDO: Nights ot Rasputin 1.45 4. 6.30, 9.15. ODEON Women Generals (Mandarin) 3.15, 4, 6.45;
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    Check your swim times
    41 3 TODAY: 1 50 p.m.; TOMORROW: 9.16 a.m. and 10.41 p.m.; THURSDAY: 9.52 a.m. ana 11.23 p.m.; FRIDAY: 10.26 a.m.; SATURDAY: 0.02 a.m. and 11.01 a.m; SUNDAY: 0.39 a.m. and 11.38 a.m.; MONDAY: 1.14 a.m. and 12.16 p.m.
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    Australian troops buy more local goods
    284 3  - Australian troops buy more local goods SEBASTIAN RASOO MALACCA NEWS BY AUSTRALIAN troops stationed m Terendak Camp are buying more local products, said the acting Australian Trade Commissioner, Mr. M. Coultas, who visited Malacca and the camp. Mr. Coultas had talks with local businessmen and officials of the Chamber of
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    Vocabulary, text for national language lesson 16
    351 4 Vocabulary, text for national language lesson 16 THIS is tile text of the 16th national language lesson, together with vocabulary, to be broadcast over Radio Singapore at 7.30 tonight VOCABULARY Baku, boo^; buku bachaan. text book; buku tuiis. exercise book; buku tata-bahasa. grammar book; buku ilmu 'alam, geography book; buku
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    TWO JAPANESE LEARN DRUB WAR IDEAS IN SINGAPORE
    160 4 TWO JAPANESE LEARN DRUB WAR IDEAS IN SINGAPORE OFFICIALS LEAVE AFTER S-E ASIA TOUR SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO Japanese police officers left Singapore for Tokyo after a week's stay here armed with new ideas to fight narcotics traffic. They are Mr. Masaichi Takadera, senior superintendent of the Prefectural Police Headquarters, and
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    AUSSIE GIFT TO ASSUNTA HOSPITAL
    73 4 AUSSIE GIFT TO ASSUNTA HOSPITAL KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Assunta Foundation Hospital. rur. by the Franciscan Sisters m Petaling Jaya, has been presented with a complete X-ray plant by the Australian Government under the Colombo Plan. It is not the only help the Australian people are giving to the hospital
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    Lottery draw
    27 4 RAWANG, Tues.— The draw for the Rawang Youth Club Building Fund lottery which was scheduled to be drawn tomorrow has been postponed to March 31.
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    SISTERS HERE FOR ACROBATIC ACT
    199 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The, Kobelt sisters. Karla and Klaudia. partners m acrobatic acts, are m Singai>ore for a month's nightclub engagement. They have given perform- j ances m Tokyo. Hong Kong, j Manila. Calcutta. Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur. The Kobelt sisters, who have been away for
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    SHELL MAN OFF FOR LONDON COURSE
    104 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The manager of the Shell's Chemical Department. Mr. Tan Song Chua. will soon leave for Londoiuto take up an 18-months' conrse during which he will be working part-time for a London chemical company. Mr. Tan Is the Jaycees* Vice-President lor External Affairs
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    NOVEMBER A GOOD MONTH FOR THE BLOOD BANK
    149 4 NOVEMBER A GOOD MONTH FOR THE BLOOD BANK SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Blood Transfusion Service m Singapore reports a good month for the Blood Bank m November. The monthly report for last month showed that there were more blood donors than recipients for November. The Service had one of its worst
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    Big party at Fiji as Dato Loke drops in to visit his hotels
    126 4 SINGAPORE, Tucs. The chairman of the Cathay Organisation. Dato Loke Wan Tho, recently visited the Fiji Islands where the Organisation onus and operates two hotels, the Grand Pacific Hotel m Suva (capital of the Fiji Islands) and
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    They plan to write book after round-Malaya hike
    148 4 SINGAPORE, Tucs.-Three >3 young Perak Malay teachers spent two days m Singapore m the course of a hike around Malaya. They are Hashim bin Hail Mohamed Tain, Othman bin Awang, both of Sultan Idris College, and Itam Shenguelilin bin Noordin. a temporary
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    New drivel make CO-Op conscion
    134 4 New drivel make CO-Op conscion conduci cation ca year. j flweUers clous and th^ r standard'^? nt Th r:°;^-rv, mew r to ir.ai--. success A .sjx, f r- hit tna i of Its co- to get ietie? m -an active paten Th--. committees training mi n pr f education n
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    Drainage board members names
    36 4 Drainage board members names BANTING 1 I (owing arr- no i Sfjangka Drain* 3or Ben jetr -fcfl Kobat. chairmin: Pj mail; facto Kami! D.I.D. Enflneer; the! Ottic< r. C ast Mr Welsh; and ft Pa Telok
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    Liverpool typist: 'I was Lady Jane Grey's
    1099 5  - Liverpool typist: 'I was Lady Jane Grey's DON EASTERN \UEINCAffIyATION fact or ttetion^ lady-in-waiting' by aEATEK HEPD i;l K\ no w P H m Eag- lI1{! .peaks perJ Eng l *h. Vet she r^ver had a lesn [he language I l((U v! -peak it I, lore she >*vi\ ol it
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      214 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis /S TNAT B- PLANET BY MISTAKE. Wt^^^B^^^J^ W AMOTWEK J^^^Bt^B tw^""^^M THEY'RE NOT^^^^^jl^ V iJSWp 1% All jQ^^j /-L /J KdT ,^BK iaif dlazk? t-icrsc. Bb^eH I rss*~~' "^H^^^^VlH j THE HEART OF JULIET JONES &y
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    356 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Singapore A National University OINGAPORE is soon to have its own university, independent of. and "divorced" from, the University of Malaya m Kuala Lumpur. This follows the passing by the Singapore Legislative Assembly of the Bill setting up a National University of Singapore. The two separate universities
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    This mockery ofXmas
    837 6  -  LORD ELTON What would a Martian think of Earth's sacred festival when he drops m to see the car wrecks, drunks and vulgar hoardings that have m recent years become a part and parcel of the Yuletide season? by Part of the yearly farce THIS is the
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    97 6 mHE Communist Chinese x Government is a, capitalist shareholder m a British air firm, the London Sunday Telegraph reported recently. The newspaper said the Chinese Communist Government has discovered "to its surprise," that it holds 100 shares In International Aeradio, Ltd., a company with branches thoroughout the
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    Life is like that
    87 6 Life is like that §9§i IN< l.iunfd lh m, Ullh Im right er^l "1 »'s!" man; ht lathi to to ma nuti chuckled 0 <■:.: I m LAUGH... WI BEACRCONBB INTERIOR c- M hav< to tak< v tha- you can n i i iet j !< r socktaiJ pstt Th<
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      350 6 RADIO SINGAPORE Opera; 11.30 The Best m Short Wave Service: Music; 12 midnight Close down. 41 metres (7250 kcsJ RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) Mediant Wave Service; 476 metres. p.m. 1.15 Tiffin Date; 1.30 A.M.: 11.00 Programme sum- News; 1.40 Newstalk/U.N. newsmary; 11.02 Continental Pot- reel/Tiffin Date; 2.00 Close pourri; 11.30
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      361 6 CLUES ACROSS (7). 1 Cannot the fair cio so? ioi. T A ccustom»-u to being *ued. 6 Maiden n«*me (5). o POf^bly (4). 9 For soldiers with the name A f ke > (C of Bill? '7). I 2 T* 1 sorl da 5' v\hen you 10 Warning a dealer
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    SIX BOYS ON ROUND-THE-ISLAND HIKE TO STUDY RURAL LIFE
    413 7 SIX BOYS ON ROUND-THE-ISLAND HIKE TO STUDY RURAL LIFE Party ot J^year^dds to complete trip by weekend SINGAPORE, Tuesday. |j !l BOYS from the Pasir Panjang School have begun a roundlc which they hope to complete 17 years old, are George H. .1l ik T. Nadarajah, G. Simon, n Sata
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    Singapore avenues remind H. K. Girl of Australia
    94 7 Singapore avenues remind H. K. Girl of Australia sfkjl;gtjkldfjgkl; Miss Joyce Lee, a former airline stewardess who had passed through Singapore on several occasions m the past, spent a three-day holiday here looking up old friends. i A clerk I Joyce who is now a clerk with Pan American m
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    Malayan is now deacon: Ceremony at Cathedral
    62 7 Malayan is now deacon: Ceremony at Cathedral lanikam, s ordainMalayan .^mment d by ..Hire, the tn Sansised by members j a Will" E cdera- n down m Kluang. us son's nt of m tl Methodist In Singaun comr training Trinity I phia, rewha is tidwtfe m th his was ests
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    $7,730 GIFT FOR EX-SERVICES ASSOCIATION
    75 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The HQ Singapore Base District j has sent a cheque for $7,730 to the Singapore Ex-Services Association. This sum represents the gross proceeds of the military display which was staged by the British Army m the Badminton Stadium last month. In addition to
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    Cash in country
    39 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The amount of money m circulation m Singapore, the Federation and the three Bornean territories on Nov. 1 was $1,170,098,008 a drop of $12,514,280 tor the same day last year, states the Government Gazette.
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    HE IS FIRST LOCAL MAN TO WIN HAWAII SCHOLARSHIP
    241 7 HE IS FIRST LOCAL MAN TO WIN HAWAII SCHOLARSHIP OINGAPORE, Tues. A Nanyang University graduate, Mr. Huang Siong Kee, is the first Singaporean to be awarded the East- West Centre scholarship of the University of Hawaii. Mr. Huang left Singapore three months ago to do post-graduate studies m Honolulu. Established
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    Outram jail officers hold Xmas party for children
    127 7 Outram jail officers hold Xmas party for children SINGAPORE, Tv c s.~ About 150 children from the Pearl's Bank Road area were treated to a gala Christmas party at the Outram Prison Officers Club. Mr. Johnny Wong, chairman of the Christmas party entertainment committee, said it was organised by the
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    Fancy dresses
    127 7 Of these 40 children are I from the Salvation Army nursery home at Bukit Timah and 10 from the Meyer Mansion at Coleman Street. They will be m fancy dresses presented by Robinsons and company. About 70 poor children from the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and
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    Poly appointment
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Education has appointed Mr. Whang Tar Liang to be a member of the Board of Governors of the Singapore Polytechnic.
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      196 7 B«». irhA works neighbourhood party this eveny? WD FOR TOMORROW, «!««»;>. J=S SAGITTARIUS^ v x?#t S^ uhVre Rtraithten things out. entirely cleared for last-minute physical ro-tine although you wUI do n (j o i y 24-Aug. 23) STAY b and are i JJtJ *^better If yo« do attempt LtU calm
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      Off to see dad and mum after 8 years
      286 8 Off to see dad and mum after 8 years SALLY BUSCTAN, 13, her sister Gaye, 12 and brother Peter, 11, are on their way home to Sarawak to be reunited with their parents. The children have been staying with their aunt m Kuala Lumpur for the last eight years and
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      SINGER LUCY ('I HAD A BAD START') ON HER WAY TO SUCCESS
      323 8 SINGER LUCY ('I HAD A BAD START') ON HER WAY TO SUCCESS A GIRL, who started humming to herself with the intention of chasing the "blues" away while ill m bed, is well on her way to success a.s a top-class singer. Lucy Tan, the only one m her family
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      FOUR 'DOLLS' WHO DANCE FOR CHARITY
      133 8 THESE four little girls are not sisters; they are not even related, but they call themselves "The Four Siamese Dolls". Misses Joan Lai, 7, Pialee Lee, Emily Hogan, 9, and Helen Coh, 8 are all dance pupils of Rose Eberwein, a well-known oriental dancer
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      4 form band to revive Arab music
      136 8 rUR Malay musicians have formed the "Sri Tamasek Suara Gambus" band with the idea of reviving Arab music. They are Syed Mohammed Allhabshee, Rahamad Sulaiman, Oth man Suleiman and Mahadi bin Subari. Two Arab boys have joined the quartet as dancers. Syed Abu
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      'CLAWDETTS' PLAN A MUSICAL TOUR OF MALAYA
      111 8 'CLAWDETTS' PLAN A MUSICAL TOUR OF MALAYA TWO guitarists and two singers who call themselves "The Clawdetts" are planning to tour Malaya next year. They are Frankie Aventurra and Roy Hudson, guitarists, and Morris Stephen and Zmail Adam singers. Formed five months ago, this band has so far participated m
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      9-YEAR-OLD DANCER DELIGHTS 200 AT SOCIAL
      171 8 9-YEAR-OLD DANCER DELIGHTS 200 AT SOCIAL A NINE YEAR OLD schoolgirl, R. Suguna- vathi, alias Ragini, delighted more than 200 guests with her colourful dances at the first social gathering of the Tamil Brotherhooc Association held at the club premises m Farrer Park. A Primary Three pupil of the Dorest
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      19 8 "JULIA" Aufomflf'C m"* hos eve dreomec 1 c cf w '.i and made' THE W«£j i MAISON NO O|H*nint:
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    Christmas dream dress
    240 9 df.mh,.kh;k'jl;kj'j;lkl;'jk ITS THE ONE OUTFIT OF THE YEAR THAT NEEDS THAT EXPERT TOUCH EVERY girl aims to have at least one new party dress for the festive season ahead. It will be a dress she has dreamt about probably m. frothy chiffon or romantic satin m her
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    BISCUITS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME
    105 9 BISCUITS ARE ALWAYS WELCOME l useful to D j the house that the \.::ung Is m Dutch y simple. i s ground i .ixing bowl and granurther, then pint of egg whites into nd sugar n, iisins a piping bag and half-inch plain nozzle, pipe the mixture on to rice
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    Easy-to-buy presents
    205 9 WITH only a few more days to go before THE DAY arrives, you are probably wondering where you'll find time to hunt for gifts. So here then are six things which you can easily get m any shop m the City. FOR HER: A canister set m durable
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    JEWELLERY STUMPS READERS
    127 9 rpHE majoritj- of readers who took part m our fashion sense competition found contest No. 33 comparatively easy. The most common mistake made was m the jewellery section, where the majority ticked off. "no jewellery" or the tee-shirt and pair of slacks from Modern Silk Store. The
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      174 9 FASHION SENSE No. 35 SELECT the most appropriate accessories for this informal party j i dress from Robinson's. In permanently pleated white dacron cotton with two stripes of brillian t red, the dress is simply cut with bateau neckline and cap sleeves. Now place a tick against the acces- sory
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1309 10 SHOPPING Centre gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. MEN-ABOUT-TOWN go for "Clubman" shirts because they nre way ahead m style
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      232 10 r ;b—^ KS 3220 iWPjlKßowpej XL 1220 I, j I ESPANA The Sinfonio de Grenada Cond. by Domenico Savino j OTHER BIG HITS! PARAMOUNT CO. Singapore Kuala Lumpur JET EX SUPERMARINE SWIFT I 24 by Soon 20" ht Arh motor 4' 2 ozs. FLIGHTS OF ONE MINUTE OVER I 1
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      241 10 Jinian The IDEAL TOOTH PASTE with ANTI-ENZYME! Specially FLAVOURED to PLEASE everyone m your FAMILY! only 55 cts a tube CJJJ^ Obtainable from all ~^jJ good Sundry Shops Students Who Go Overseas You need OVERCOATS j QUILTS SCARVES WOOL- LEN PULLOVERS CARDIGANS UNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS— WINTER PYJAMAS. SALE NOW ON
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      17 10 ACCESSORIES Eosy to operate for all types of hand fixings. |14 5 Middle Road Singapore 7 f
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      56 10 Now keep your Classes cleaner with w *y» '"••P your qlent«t ctfjfct nHhw The new Improved better grade off Silicone Treated Tissues eyeglass c!eaners gives a better grip and glace over the glass, quickly clean, polish end protect your glasses, improve appearance, prevent needless eyestrain. Obtainable at All Leading j
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      125 10 all Kettle, Steam Cooker. fl| I Coffee Percolator, Urns Bk EBB Sole Agents:— H| TAN CHENG MOH Bf 9 ELECTRIC CO. R WEFi Singapore Johore JH r fuffi^ r linn/ IBpufjfer SINGAPORE FOOT 9 J I I mM^SaS^M GET RID Vw E impor| direct SELL d rect to y u
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    Now they finished at Penang races on Sunday
    111 11 C1 4 Dh I F Wo a, J. deadheat Time: lmin 11 5/5 Wo b y: *< *> sh. hd. Time: l min 14 4/5. Cl 5 PI J: 2 7- 6F Won by: I\. IA. nose. Time: lmia 14 4/5. CL
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    Malacca schoolboys surprise with two big victories
    255 11 Malacca schoolboys surprise with two big victories Malacca, Tues. QCHOOLBOYS stole the limelight during the weekend by scoring two notable victories m the Federation's Inter-State schools hockey and table tennis competitions. A last minute decision to send a team of four boys to the table tennis tournament held m Kuala
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    HOOLIGANS, BOO-BOYS ARE OUT
    61 11 HOOLIGANS, BOO-BOYS ARE OUT A CCRA, Tues.— Hooliganism at sports events m Ghana is out. Mr. A. J. Dowuona-Ham-mond, Ghana's Education Minister, said m a statement that "special officials" will be stationed among spectators at sports meetings. They will help the police to arrest persons who indulge m "hooting, booing,
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    Football coach
    20 11 DALLAS, Tues. Hayden Fry, 32-year-old backneld coach at Arkansas, was named head football coach at Southern Methodist University.
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    BURMA WIN 35 GOLD MEDALS AT RANGOON
    54 11 DANGOON, Tues.— The final tally of medais won at the South East Asia peninsula games here were: Gold Silver Bronze Burma 35 25 21 Thailand 21 20 19 Malaya 12 14 14 Vietnam 6 13 Spore 4 13 9 Cambodia 1 6 3
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    RANGERS RETAIN SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP
    143 11 RANGERS RETAIN SCOTTISH LEAGUE CUP f* LASGOW, Tues. Glasgow \J Rangers retained the Scot Ush League Cup when they beat Heart of Midlothian 3-1 m the final replay at Hampden Park yesterday. Rangers led 3-1 at half time. There were oniy two periods m the game when Hearts looked to
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    Points decision
    29 11 NEW YOTiK, Tues— Dick Tiper (Nigeria) Brttisb Empire middleweight boxing champion, gained a unanimous points derision over Billy Pickett (New York) iv a 10 -round bout here.
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    So near to a Gold for Singapore
    35 12 Kvolyn Lee of Singapore broke the SEAP Games 80 m. hurdles record (12.7sec.)— and came third m this photo finish at Rangoon. Winner clocked 12.3 sec, Evelyn 12.5.
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    CHAMPIONS ALL ...BUT WHICH IS YOUR CHOICE?
    207 12 ITS time to vote do so today and help elect "Ahli Sukan 1961." This title will bo accorded to the Singapore personality who m the opinion ol the sports fans has done most to earn acclaim and respect for Singapore sport. A few
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    Dententurius and Waspada in neck and neck tussle in 3f. trial
    429 12 Dententurius and Waspada in neck and neck tussle in 3f. trial GALLOPS AT BUKIT TIMAH BUKIT TIMAH, Tuesday. CTAK performers on the track this morning were Dententurius (Maynard) and Waspada. They raced neck and neck over 3f m ;)S 4 This was easily the best time of the morning. Dententurius
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    KEPPEL GOLFERS WIN TEAM TIE BY 6-5 MARGIN
    127 12 ITEPPEL. Tues. Keppel Club golfers beat 8.0.D. 6-5 at the Harbour Board links. Scores: A. J. Trienen H. R. Perry-U. Nelson A: J. B. Airth 0; T. C. Smith <t E. M. Bird 0; Downey McFarlane 1; Ang Soon Hoe <Nc R.
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    SCC beat Blues
    50 12 SINGAPORE, Tues. A strong SCC XV beat Singapore All-Blues 11-5 on the padang yesterday. Jenkins, Preston-Thomas and Smithfield scored tries, Lever converting one. For Blues James Wee got a try converted by Ramli. Singapore Blues meet Johore Blue.s in a cup match at Johore Bahru on Thursday.
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    Recs rally, win
    40 12 SINGAPORE, Tues. SRC beat RAF Seletar 4-2 m a Div. 1 hockey match on the padang yesterday alter trailing 2-1 at hal Mime. Goals were scored by Coutts, Nonis Gomes and Coulter; for Seletar Bobby and Thomas.
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    Tengah triumph
    26 12 CHANGI, Tues. Tengah, beat Seletar 6-3 m a Sanderson Cup rugger match yesterday, scoring through Parcell (try) and Gibson (penalty). Gee scored Seletar's try
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    PAKISTAN XI WANT TO PLAY IN SINGAPORE
    318 12 PAKISTAN XI WANT TO PLAY IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Tues— Dr. Ong Swee Law, president of the Singapore Cricket Association and chairman of the Malayan Cricket Association tours sub-committee, told the Free Press this morning that a touring Pakistan National Airways cricket team will most probably play m Malaya and Singapore
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      210 12 OFFICIAL VOTING COUPON To: The Sports Editor, Singapore Free Press. Times House, Singapore 9. AIILI SUKAN 1961 My choice is Sign here The Most Popular Choice of the Family! STAMFORD PARK IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL AREA sth Milestone, Dunearn Road, (Bukit Timab Road Next to Raffles Park. OVER 219 BUNGALOWS
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      31 12 TliW'S SPORT a smtttu SOCCER: Premier Lge— Chinese v Army <Jn. Beiar, 5.15 pjn.). RI'GBY: bai'.derson Cup— RAF Butterworth v RAP Changi (Changi, 5.00 p.m.) SRC v Terror (Patiang, 5.15 p.m.)
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