The Singapore Free Press, 30 January 1962

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    23 1 THE IQCM. paper mi ls HRST W|TH m |EWS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 037
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    RANTED- $4.5 m. LOANS
    92 1 Sprinter's brilliant track form at XX P. 12 -and State nay get six lew dustries Tucs. nnomic Hoard appli- loans IIHI.IMM) to set i indusfor "ii Mini I kt sin, hi f Joard has i mn 860.000 to v tlrm. Decision ...so noatai from l m
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    FIRST AID-THE BIBLICAL WAY
    152 1 FIRST AID -THE BIBLICAL WAY 4 METHOD of artificial respiration that \va> used by an Old Testament prophet is now being taught widely in Israel. As in Britain, the mouth-to-mouth method has taught the imagination of the public who have read 01 lives being saved when the victims, especially babies,
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    After three years...
    27 1 GENEVA Tue> nic threepov er r.iuie ir test b... i»uference 'a i- >ospencied mv: c; lailure yesterday :er more man ihrve veurs >: tortuous negotuition
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    INDIAN NAVY SHIPS TO VISIT STORE AFTER 7-DAY EXERCISE
    210 1 INDIAN NAVY SHIPS TO VISIT STORE AFTER 7-DAY EXERCISE SINGAPORE. Toe& Indian Navy snipe wffl shortly visit Singapore after the Annual Commonwealth maritime exer- <•:.-«■ which s1 arts today ol I the West Coast Ol Malaya. Th» seven-day exercise named Mlnijet Involves clearing ol an as of the Malacca Strait
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    U.N. job for Aga
    27 1 PARIS. lues. Prince Sadrudtim Aga Khan baa been appointed Unueu Nations Deputy lhy,h Ci>mmissioner for Reluxet.s, the U.N. Iniormauon Office here aimounced yesterday
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    50th Titan fired
    28 1 r\PE CANAVERAL. Tues. The 50th and last Titan to be launched in a research programme of flight testing was hred from here at dusk yesterday.
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    Five for ECAFE talks
    94 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. A live-man Singapore de-le-xtion will represent the sAte at the 14th session of the ECAFE meeting on industry and natural resources in Bangkok, beginning tomorrow. Thi delegation is headed by T1 ,v Chairman ol thi^conomic Development Board, Mr. lion Sui Sen. The others are
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    Runway now ready for the big jetliners
    148 1 Runway now ready for the big jetliners SINGAPORE, Tues. The full length of the 9.000--loot runway at the Singapore International Airport at Paya I^bar will be available for big jetliners from Feb. 1. This follows the completion of the 1,000-foot extension, which has already had its finishing touches. Work on
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    Rice mission off to Bangkok: Hope of a trade boost
    234 1 Rice mission off to Bangkok: Hope of a trade boost SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE rice trade mission to Bangkok left here yesterday with the hope that their discussions with Thai authorities and traders would remove obstacles and difficulties in trade between the two countries. Yhfa ffM revealed by Mr. Chew Teng
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    LATEST FLARE-UP IN LAOS 'POTENTIALLY SERIOUS'-U.S.
    206 1 LATEST FLARE-UP IN LAOS 'POTENTIALLY SERIOUS' -U.S. WASHINGTON, Tues— The State Department said j yesterday that the new flareup of fighting in Laos was "potentially serious*' and warned that any violation of the cease fire would jeopardise a peaceful solution in the strife-torn Southeast Asian kingdom. The Department spokesman, Mr.
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    Persia: A warning
    38 1 OEINEVA, Tues. General Taymour Bakhtlar. former Persian Mate Mcurlty chief, arrived here yesterday by air from Rome and warned of a serious danger of revolution in Persia unless reforms were inplemented by March or April
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    KASHMIR: U.N. MAY MEET THIS WEEK, SAYS PAKISTAN
    235 1 KASHMIR: U.N. MAY MEET THIS WEEK, SAYS PAKISTAN I T NIT E D NATIONS, Tues. Pakistan's chief delegate. Sir Muhammad Zafrulla Khan, said yesterday he expected the Security Council to be called into session within the next one or two days on the Kashmir dispute. He told a press conference
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    Sukarno repeats: This is the year
    175 1 WEST IRIAN: IF THE DUTCH REFUSE... JAKARTA, Tues.—ln- donesia still means to wrest New Guinea away from the Dutch by the end of this year. President Sukarno said here. The President was layinp the foundation stone for a new five-storey Indonesian Red Cross Association
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    Space shot failures indicate 'trouble'
    54 1 NEAV DELHI. Tues. Inaian astrologers yesterday .saiu U.S. sp.iC* j>not ia t ]jre> uere indications that tha Mrid li lor trouble starting Fp'o. On that dale, ci^iu pianens are to congregnU* in the ten In lioiunp of Capricorn an event urhjc n astr..: fixers predict
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    Latest
    44 1 RUBBER PRICE DOWN I br'i I I M< LAYAN, HK FUN I I I Mala] IK HOOTING VICTIM SERIOUS Tlm* I i\ i i i ROBERT KENNEDY l COMING HERE i i i Hi ■Id b«- at tir <»n <CHAr I n i
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    RUBBER DIPS AFTER INITIAL ADVANCE: TIN OPENS ON STEADY NOTE
    223 2 Free Press city section: Finance and industry! I ONDON, Tiu-s.— The rubber market conttnned to move quite B r vfly and, according certain sources, q iff c unexpectedly Lgainst the buyer. v. initially raised tarthing and possibly penny per Ib.
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    Industrials hold steady over the week with small price moves
    554 2 Industrials hold steady over the week with small price moves By the Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDUSTRIALS held steady over the week with small price movements either way, states a Singapore broker in his weekly review of the Malayan Stock Exchange. Tin shares declined on balance with a
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    Market indices
    27 2 M J.\ :~.e^. The Financial Times market indices foi is.) pit .loua :.-.pr< T,n, .SO 394 6 M 3.2. 3»3 Rubkors: 202 iwi i»V4 *mi
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    BETTER FEELING IN MARKETS FOR START OF NEW ACCOUNT
    169 2 BETTER FEELING IN MARKETS FOR START OF NEW ACCOUNT LONDON. Tue>.— There was a better feeling in stock markets yesterday for the start ot a new account and a fairly good two-way business 1 wa.s conducted. Industrials encountered a selective demand but there were occasional civil spous. Tobaccos were particularly
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    German firm cuts tyre prices
    64 2 lIANNOVE3I. Tues Continental Gummi-werke Ag lias cut prices of replacement tyres for construction machines by from 1.2 to M per cent, effective immediately It was announced yesterday. A company statement said it was a contribution towards costs reduction in the construction industry especially in road
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    Hong Kong prices
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    100 2 Last Sales in the Smcapore Trading Room yesterday wire: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlop $1.32 6 cents), (iammon $1.76 1 cents), M. Cement $2.52 3 cents). Metal Box $2.50 2 cents). Kobinson ords $1.40 (unch.). Rothman $1.31 4 cents). Sime Darby 6s. 3d < 6d.), Steamship 87
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    European Mart talks include eligibility of Spore
    201 2 European Mart talks include eligibility of Spore BRUSSELS, Tues.— The 13 question of which Commonwealth countries are eligible for association with the European Common Market will come high in the agenda of talks here today between senior British and Market officials. The officials, due to make a progress report to
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    Transport strikes cause London's worst traffic jam
    218 2 Transport strikes cause London's worst traffic jam LONDON, Tuesday. J*W 0 unofficial transport strikes have plunged London into its worst traffic jam in history. Buses, cars, motorcycles and even pedestrians clogged the roads into the city as people tried to get in to work yesterday. j By early afternoon, police
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    PAKISTAN OPENS BORDER WITH AFGHANISTAN FOR U.S. SUPPLIES
    131 2 PAKISTAN OPENS BORDER WITH AFGHANISTAN FOR U.S. SUPPLIES OESHAWAR, Tues.—Paki--1 stan's border with Afghanistan, closed last September when relations between the two countries were broken off, was reopened yesterday to allow urgently-needed American goods to be moved to Kabul. Some 30 trucks carrying medicine, motor spares, tyres and tubes, cotton
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    Export ban lifted
    17 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. The United States lifted Its restrictions on exports to the Dominican Republic.
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    Tito for U.A.R.
    20 2 BELGRADE, Tues. President Tito, of Yugoslavia, will pay a private visit to the United Arab Republic soon.
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    GLENN FLIGHT: INCH-by-INCH CHECK
    84 2 QAPE CANAVERAL, Tues. A small army of workers went yesterday to launching pad 14, to prepare to launch Marine Corps Colonel John Glenn into space on Thursday morning. Other technicians worked in the Mercury Control centre, from which Glenn's 1 flight is directed and coordinated, carrying
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    WHY GO ON STRIKE? JUST STRIP, SAYS MAGAZINE
    195 2 WHY GO ON STRIKE? JUST STRIP, SAYS MAGAZINE LJ ONDON, Tues. Britain's 1-J authoritative male fashion magazine, Tailor and Cutter, .suggested today that, instead of striking workers might well achieve the same aims by removing one article of clothing a day. This novel form of stripstrike was used by Indian
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    Salinger has 'very important' talks at Soviet embassy
    212 2 Salinger has 'very important' talks at Soviet embassy PARIS, Tuesday. MR. Pierre Salinger, White House press secretary, said here last M night he had had a "very important" K £rf^7 ith the Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman, Mr. Mikhail Kharlaimn. The two had lunch at the Soviet embassy after spending hr
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.S. Pepper
      40 2 Malabar spot 34 ft. afloat s 34, Feb. uhlprm-nt 33J. L&mpong spot 34ft, afloatH 34, Kt'b. shipment 33|. Muntok white spot 50 nfloatK 49ft, Feb. •bipment 49, seller*, cx -dock. At>nve prices quoted In U.S. centa per Ib.
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      39 2 TIN First Itstlon Spot £944} £942} Threo months £94 Si £947! Sett'iment Price ti'lli 1942 J TONE: Easier. TURNOVER: 195 tons. TIN Second &«s>ion Spot f>4f>» £9431 Thrte months £9491 £94Ss TONE: Steady. TURNOVER: 80 tons.
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      New York Prices
      67 2 NEW YORK, Jan. 2t. praviotM T*day riN Straits ihi 120.00 119.75 RUBBER Futurn Ru Contract. 4mn. 27.771 28.50 TONI: Quitt. SALES: Nil. »i.<n Mra Contract Mar 25.37& 28.55 May 2i. r o2i 23.tt7i TONE: Steady. SALES: Six lota. H: 1 RSI P*b. Un4«d price 25 J 28
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      Dow Jones Averages
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
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    U.S.-Soviet talks
    30 2 WASHINGTON. Tues Tin United States and the Sovie. Union will start negotiation^ i a new cultural exchange apre< ment in Washington 01. J.U) the Stau- IX-pariment announced yeMeruay
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    Algeria: 1 -day strike
    32 2 ALGIERS, Tues— Two teac her> unions have called lor a oii«-c...\ strike today in school* UirouKhou; Algeria in probes! ac^uuii recei.; killings of colleagues in the Agenan violence
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    Cuba stays in
    26 2 PUNTA DEL ESTE (Vrxu Tues— Foreign minLsiers ol western-hemisphere countries have shelved a recommendation \o pel Cuba from the orKanLsaiior. of American states
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    UNKNOWN
    50 2 T ONDON. Tues. Mr P< ter Thorneycroft. Britis!. Aviation Minister. said h<-n--yesterday that the nav:^.. tional equipment on <>ravr for the Mx Viscount airliners sold to Communist China was not military equipmrn' and was therefore unclassified from a security point < i view i m i .ir.-w'T h«- C:v.'..
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      82 2 m^ CMifs alongside tht Sm,apori J i.iy jre: 'f.rr.-n- 3A 3«. > i'< 1 ir t k" :i ,1 I. .r 43. 1 I-or-hf 3i Aatft 44. O'.iif-r > i> 1 ■*> li ■t, Sri Innw rMii: C:«''«x K«Td;<rs. linncka! 1 lrdm<iri, (1: i mi To- :oo An Ho. Kerandji.
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    109 3 t>RE, elderly wide v obbed of $500 jther of eh:::* awarded ition help righter s v. the District d person- Year .iiok. M. $500 art by a proprietor. Chew Beng been found o, r. L iC scort Chew on a •r for a •:n her d behave herperiod or
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    13 3 ■ran, Tues. Miss lagdalene Lim> i been admit* Mr the ar. *or.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    102 3 M A F. H W. Mahlar, R E. Parks, bankers, flew i Hong Kong Jwe-week stay before New York. *?J at Raffles Hotel. J.T. Bowman, vke- the RockwUle Company ia. his wire. i. Its Far East head, arrived from Hun; Kong for a few days' stay at
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    NEW HOURS FOR VISITORS TO MALACCA GENERAL HOSPITAL
    276 3  -  SEBASTIAN RASOO I MALACCA NEWS by j "i Tues..^Malacc; ho ■>• P and i Relatives of patients on j r.he dangerously ill list will, h »wever. be allowed to visit the patients at any time ;.r >vided they obtain the permission of
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    JEALOUS MAN STABBED WIFE TO DEATH' COURT TOLD
    284 3 4 FITTRR i kk SI NGAPORE, Tuesday. A MIThR stabbed his attractive 26-year-old wife to death because he was jealous of her association with other men, a preliminary inquiry was told yesterday. K:m:m Klin jambu, 31, Was aUeged In Imvc "Hiidcm his
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    COURT PUTS OFF HEARING OF POLICE CHARGES AGAINST ASSEMBLYMAN
    177 3 COURT PUTS OFF HEARING OF POLICE CHARGES AGAINST ASSEMBLYMAN CINGAPOBE, Tue& T\\o police Miniinons eases against Ong Chang Sam. a Barisan Sosialis Assemblyman, were yesterday adjourned to March 26 for in a ring Thr charges alleged that Ong was prr>t -nt assisting in the holding of an assembly of more
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    Sold hire-purchase fridge: Jail
    60 3 SINGAPORE. Tuls. Voon Foot Leon p. 23. urn mployed. was yesterday jailed for two yean lot misappropriating a refrigerator worth worth $657. The court wa.s told that he had taken the refrigerator from a shop on hire-purchase terms after making a downpayment of $50. He later
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    768 3  -  jt^*jA" hi i r!i"^^anSSl i ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE, Tuesday. YESTERDAY I met an eloquent Arab diplomat who told me be was eager to learn our National Language and Chinese dialects to get to know more about the various races here. He is Mr. Bourhan B Din Ahmad. 29.
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    First day visitors at the Malaysia Week display
    70 3 First day visitors at the Malaysia Week display CINGAPORE, Tues. Brunei visitors to the Malaysia Exhibition, now taking place at the Victoria Memorial Hall, look at some of the paintings on show. The display is one of the many highlights of Malaysia Week which is being held in conjunction with
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    Jail for driver who tried to run down constable
    223 3 Jail for driver who tried to run down constable OINGAPORE, Tue.s. A 31- year-old driver, who drove j deliberately at a Mobile Squad police constable was jaikd for three months in the Eighth Magistrate's Court yesterday. The Magistrate. Mr. Donald Yoo Hock Chwee, convicted Yew Kirn Soon on a charge
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    Woman acquitted
    34 3 JOIIORE BAHRU. TOM Madam Tang Luan Mvi 42 was yesterday acquitted on charge of carrying on tlv trade of a massage establishment without a licence on Oct. 23. at Jalan Ibrahim Sultan.
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    BIG ATTENDANCE AT FUNERAL OF Mr. GEORGE TAN
    81 3 Singapore, Tms. ti.late Mr. George Tan Enu Leong, Deputy Managii g Editor of the Straits Tinier, who was killed in road accident on Sunday, was bun* d according to Buddhist rites at Bulim Cemetery, Jmong Road, yesterday evening. Many friends, associate. and
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      122 3 CINEMAS i fiAKRKK: Wild Cat (Hindi) j AIJIAMBKA: Inn for Trouble 3. 6, 9. j 1.15, 3.30. G. 45. 9.15. TAJ: Honeymoon (Hindi) CATHAY: Blue Hawaii I.JO. 315 615 915 4. 6.30, 9 30. MAJESTIC: John Calvert'S MaKic Show 0.45. 9.30. ■n,r«. M«v,, ,o f cl^ Tl b A i:s.^'
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    STUDENTS FROM S'PORE TAKE LEADING PART AT CONVENTION
    293 4 STUDENTS FROM S'PORE TAKE LEADING PART AT CONVENTION 170 delegates attend meeting of Australian fellowship SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'pWO Singapore students took a leading part at the third annual convention of the Overseas Christian Fellowship in Brisbane, which was attended by 170 delegates and lasted a week. They were Miss Dorothy
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    MALAYANS IN LONDON BEHAVE WELL -STUDENT
    140 4 MALAYANS IN LONDON BEHAVE WELL -STUDENT SINGAPORE. Tues. Malayan students in London behave themselves creditably, according to a Penang student. Mr. H. C. Khoo. who has successfully completed a one-year post graduate course in education at the tnstitvtc nt Education in London University. Distorted ideas Twenty live year v.v Mr
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    UK YOUTH EXPERT WILL BE MAIN SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER
    129 4 UK YOUTH EXPERT WILL BE MAIN SYMPOSIUM SPEAKER SINGAPORE. Tucs. The Chinese YMCA will hold a talk and symposium on "The Functions of Youth Organisations in Nation Building" on Feb. 6 at its premises at South Pier at 5 p.m. Mr. Harold Haywood. train- ing officer of the National Asi
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    Social Services Council does 'valuable work'
    184 4 Social Services Council does 'valuable work' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'JMIE value of the work of the Council of Social Services in co-ordinating the work of welfare organisations in Singapore was stressed at the Youth Leadership Training Course organised by the Federation of Boys' Clubs and the Social Welfare Department. A series
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    EXTRA STAFF FOR NEW VARSITY COURSE
    225 4 EXTRA STAFF FOR NEW VARSITY COURSE SINGAPORE, Tues. The staff of the Department of Education at the University of Singapore is being augmented for the start of a special twoyear part-time course for the Diploma in Education for graduate teachers. The cour.-e will start In May this year. Graduate of
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    Govt tribute voluntary welfare group in State
    261 4 Govt tribute voluntary welfare group in State THE GOVERNMENT I activities ol indcpai Bj ganis;ili(;ns in various li< I and offers them 1 1 1 n I and ciu-oiiragt'in n!. I Mr. Wood Wato :ang, Direct Welfare, paid thi; 4 nb m Voluntary Welfare >■ to trainees of the Yoirh
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    'We never get impatient having the children around'—Chaplin
    1089 5  - 'We never get impatient having the children around'— Chaplin Charles Chaplin nt fo has always been a baby in Th*^!^^^^ Cha »**n home ever since Chaplin and Oona were married 'WE HAVE SIMPLY BEEN AMONG THE LUCKY ONES' AS TOLD TO FREDERICK SANDS .«X v >...>y s\ Mo! haplin s
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      3 5 THE CHAPLIN HOUSEHOLD
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      145 5 KIBBY by John Prentice «c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake i^B^B^B^^^^lCA^T STAND ~o"^ IGiVEVOJThuJUDGh'^'CMO'CLi j TT I OH, JUL'FssA Li^Tf^ 1 TELL P FCR I SS^E -MAGER. SALLY y.: I] "5> I'VE FAILED! iPß^^S^ J^V WHEN IT'S OV:.r."
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Barisan and Malaysia
      337 6 Barisan and Malaysia MINISTER for x Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, did not "spare the whip" (so to speak) when he commented on the attitude of the Barisan Sosialis at the Kuala Lumpur Malayan Socialist conference. Mr. Rajaratnam, one of the leaders of the I People's Action Party delegation, bluntly accused
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    REACTION TO GOA SHOCKS INDIA
    845 6  - REACTION TO GOA SHOCKS INDIA M. KRISHNA MOORTHI by It was the last straw on the back of a very patient camel 'Can't understand Wests hostility,.. NOTHING has united this nation more completely, since independence, than the brief and successful action against Goa. There is much pain here that Britain
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    Tamara the Toreador
    305 6  -  Jane Gaskell §X_ I LIKE TO BE DOMINATED BY MEN' JJER name is Tamara. Just Tamara. She won't be called anything else. T a in ar a crossed her elegant legs, tossed her long, auburn hair and said firmly: "1 like to be dominated/* Then she made
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    50 YEARS AGO
    64 6 The Free Press reported: "A serious accident occurred in Messrs. Riley Hargreaves workshops on Wednesday January 17 which resulted in the death of a Cantonese boilermaker employed by the firm. The unfortunate accidentally 9 came in contact with some machinery and his left arm was almost torn
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    84 6 A COLUMNIST in a news agency picked out as the year's "classic" domestic news a report which involved Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, Britain's Labour Party s leader, in a muddle over kissing, killing, and a baby. The columnist, in a diary item, quoted the report as saying of
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    Life is like that
    65 6 Life is like that 31 Johnn.t^ I "You should .1* i ceedinch t 4 1 your (ondu* i M nrvrr U. ,i,, J I you would (M I have th« whl 4 you doin^ I wboop of j,.i „h < j*k n i h "What I matter I craiy? 1
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      292 6 [TODAY'S RADIO] RADIO SINGAPORE Knife In The Sun; 10.30 A Short Wave Service: night at the opera; 11.00 The 41 metres (7250 k/cs.) best in music; 11.30 Two silMedium Wave Service: houettes; 12.00 (midnight) Cio>e 476 metres. down. A.M.— llOO Proeriimme sum- RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) mary; 11.02 Continental pot-
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    THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF A YOUNG PIANIST
    348 7 THE TRIUMPHANT RETURN OF A YOUNG PIANIST SINGAPORE. Tuesday jpdon, Paris, Italy and Spain hail Singapore's Yu N YEE, young I kanlst "who ruble grace described by Hew home of p- :ormances nd Italy. Left for study s.imapore in to study un- Brazilian r mda Tfis--:n-nt four I •■> I
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    Banker: Conditions here good for increase in trade
    156 7 Banker: Conditions here good for increase in trade SINGAPORE. Tuesday. ..lions in Singapore are very increased trading between Japan anting to the vice-chairman of nk, Mr Akira Isobe. Mr Isobe arrived here during the weekend in the course of a three-week tour of South- East Asian countries to study their
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    MALAY CHAMBER TO HOLD MERGER FORUM
    28 7 MALAY CHAMBER TO HOLD MERGER FORUM The Chamber i:m» a fo- Malay\!»:n ►rial XML on Sa'ur- day r ur.d to send m ihe cham- ci nn>- P riia:"it\s.
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    Five new societies registered
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Tue*. The Registrar of Societies has approved the registration of five societies. They are the Indian Fine Art* Society. Singapore Chess Club. Serojigoon Malay Youth Club Serangoon Malay Youngsters XI tPemuda- Melayu Serangoon Ke-Sebelas» tnd Catholic Young Men's Association 'Church of St. T* resa).
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    CHINESE GIRL WINS INDIAN CONTEST
    149 7 CHINESE GIRL WINS INDIAN CONTEST OUKIT TIMAH, Tues. A sixteen-year-old schoolgirl Rosalind Heng, a Pre-Univer-sity I student of the Raffles Girls' School, was the winner in the 1960 Shankar's International Children's Competition in drawing. She will receive her prize from Mr. G. J. Malik. Assistant Commissioner for India. The Shankar's
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    Rupert and the Secret Path-33
    48 7 building. You jcnew h*re say. Rupert. W« why you asked me to JJJ t«rJav?" "No, noc altogether. y 1 knew <o»»«o»»* mutters Bingo. I Knc w fc^j ivid been hex e becauie I too louno a .crap of paper here. XTV be«? M
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    ASSOCIATION OFFERS 50 STUDY AWARDS
    171 7 ASSOCIATION OFFERS 50 STUDY AWARDS SINGAPORE, Tucs. Tho Singapore Kheng Chew Junior Association is to give 50 study awards to students in Chinese and English primary schools. The awards will be in the form of vouchers for text books and are tenable for one year. The amount of the voucher
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    NEW DISCOVERY TO MAKE DURABLE PLEATS
    77 7 NEW DISCOVERY TO MAKE DURABLE PLEATS SINGAPORE. Tues An Australian textile scientist passing through Singapore spoke of a new discovery In wool research siroset. He Is Dr. J. A. Dixie, who explained that siroset was a chemical process for treating pure wool trousers and skirts to make durable pleats. Dr.
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    Mr. Lim elected
    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tut.>. Lim Kirn Poh has been elected chairman of the 9th Mile Cheras Public Library formed here.
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    Govt. approves circulation
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Tues The Government has approved eight newspapers, magazines and gazettes to be circulated In Singapore. They are the Paneha fßulanan*. Student Post. Straits Echo. Times of Malaya. The New Life Dally News. Plnang Gazette, Sunday Gazette, and the China Press
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    Teachers learn a new dance
    163 7 THEY WILL PASS IT ON TO STUDENTS pHANGI, Tues. For the past one and a half months some 80 Malay school teachers have been learning a popular Indonesian folk dance to pass on to their pupils. The dance popularly known as the Tarian Kenchana is
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    Bishop urges 134 graduates: Work harder for Malaya
    153 7 SINGAPORE. Tuos. Thi »3 Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rl. R«v C.K. Salisbury. ha.s urgt-d 134 graduates of the Anglican High School in Upper Changi Road to work harder in building a true Malayan nation. Bishop Salisbury told them at the
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      158 7 len (July 24-Aug. 23): JOIN "THDAY... AND FOR TOMORROW LtO a social group and enjoy t a\. the company of others whose AQUARIUS tSSSkWL«?x" in interests 7re similar. for PICPCC (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) the week for -lo fldUtO NOU you may begin understandings »nd bringing p.-«pl.- that new enterprise which
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      TWO SISTERS IMPRESS FESTIVAL AUDIENCE
      124 8 TWO SISTERS IMPRESS FESTIVAL AUDIENCE rVO promiMng sisters impressed a Tamilian Association audience during the Harvest festival with their performance of classical oriental dances. They are Athilakshimi, 15, .i Primary Five pupil of the Valluvar Tamil School and Vasantha Kumari. (i. who is studying in Primary One at Seraya English
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      Students to hold talent contest
      68 8 A GROUP of St. Joseph* I istitution students v .ire awaiting their Higher School Certificate r» *ult v hd\r organised a t.-aentime to begin on F bruary 7 at St. Patrick's School hall. East Coast Road. The talentime is in aici of the Church of
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      Top honour for five Scout
      341 8 BRIGHT FUTURE PREDICTED FOR SOPRANO SATARI (21) CHE HENDON S ATARI. 21 (right), a pupil of the School for the Blind In Toa Payoh. is fast becoming prominent in the local entertainment world. Satari. a soprano, has thrilled hundreds of people during school concerts and
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      TWO MORE GIRLS TO STUDY IN SYDNEY
      78 8 TWO more Singapore girls have gone to Sydi.ey lor further studies. The two, Seah Soo Choo, 19. and Wee Ber.g. 17. are close friend.-. Both Ml daughters ot businebsmer. '•I am feeling very excited about the trip.' said Beng Choo. before she went
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      144 8 Francis can perform dances of 4 nations with ease .^>l\\*>V!*My" -3^" ■•'•^s« .v. Jv!!CO6 i >y*l^^^s tfS^ J ■"■^jll^j/^"."^/ j--'^^SpflffSS3BBt v^- floifirL '-'i j 3^Sfcfti*C* ■'"-"■^i'i^f ■Af^p^v DANCING was an ob- Filipino Taboo dance, session with Francis Th t the turning point Roberts (above) when he was in his teens.
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    Lock icon Seeing in the Year of the Tiger... old way and new
    416 9 CHRISTINE AND BEAUTY EXPERT ANNA GET SET FOR THE BIG DAY ur. whether it is d by the lunar or holas a special or everyone who cele- ivs' time. Chinese BMc will be weli.ew year the Year Tiger. m
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    HANDBAGS, SHOES STUMP MOST READERS
    150 9 HANDBAGS, SHOES STUMP MOST READERS *pHE winner in Fashion Sense No. 39 is Miss Sally Chung of 7. Kxeter Road, Singapore 9 whose entry was the first to be pulled out of the hat. She wins S2O. The two runners-up are Miss S. G. Khoo. 354-B Geylang Road, Singapore 14,
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    TASTY PANCAKE WILL MAKE A GOOD LUNCH
    260 9 TASTY PANCAKE WILL MAKE A GOOD LUNCH TOSS a tasty pancake for fun and for lunch. Wiii will need 1 oz. plain Hour. 1 egg, I pinl milk, 1 tablespoon cold water. s;ilt, melted J at or corn oil, sugar and lemon. Sieve Hour and a pinch oj .salt together
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    TAPESTRY COMES INTO VOGUE AGAIN
    158 9 TAPESTRY COMES INTO VOGUE AGAIN rpAPESTRY may sound A dull and traditional to you. but I can assure you you'd now find it worthwhile ii you take it up again. For it is very much in vogue made into handbags for evening or casual use. You"d save a lot of
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      145 9 FASHION SENSE No. 41 > tin- mosl appropriate accessories for this dress in pow-i bin, satin designed by Janilaine. With a Dared skirl cut in j i draped, tie-bodice, the dress is just perfect to welcome of Ihe Tiger. Now place a tick against the accessory in: p you consider
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    117 11 Tut" Singa.thusiasts lave the opa topball team Besar otball r. an a brief and will to play a •Mire on football ■^d Stortlled the fans tMr play were Goth CO:: All-Singa-p.F who beat the l: Singapore 3-2 piayera OtTgryte team vers and two will leave nun? by air on
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    BEN. HOSPITAL WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE
    30 11 BEN. HOSPITAL WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE Mr. -.rv retary ot the wernmei/ Ser■Uttiui:. General ub om the ■«i that A »>».-! ween Suv SQaadCorps v be played L il Geylang < played Stadium
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    APRIL GRAND PRIX MAY ATTRACT OVERSEAS STARS
    232 11 APRIL GRAND PRIX MAY ATTRACT OVERSEAS STARS WITH the days draw- ing nearer for the B I c 0 n d Singapore Grand Prix to be held cinrn.L; the Easter Holidays, April 22 and 23. < CMd Upper Thomson B racing enthusiasts are endlessly discuarinn the prospects. r Ora: i
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    Korean cagers ask playing terms which are too high
    202 11 Korean cagers ask playing terms which are too high SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE Amateur Basketball Federation have dorMfd thai they aje unable to accept the terms requested by the Korean National Agricultural Co-operatives Federation team for their intended tour here next month. Mr. Goh Chye Hi:., president of the 5.A.8.F.. di
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    HONG KONG TO COMPETE IN UBER CUP
    105 11  - HONG KONG TO COMPETE IN UBER CUP FRANCIS BOEY BY HONG KONG, Tues. The Hong Kong Badminto.; Association decided at a meeting yesterday to compete In the W2-63 Über Cup international women's competiti Itwasalso ai.^minced that JapanWe and Filipino players will participate in the colony's 1962 champion>hips to be hvld
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    Gene Littler in the lead
    69 11 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues— U.S Nauoiml Open champion Gi-iu-Uttler upped his lead In hr Lui-ky International (toll LournamenL to six strokes on Saturday i he ttred his third consecutive Sb-70 round lor a 54 hole total of 201 Tied for second place, each 207 were former
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    Stars perform today in 2 games that promise plenty of action
    758 11 Stars perform today in 2 games that promise plenty of action SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE'S Jalan Besar Stadium has once again become a hive of activity with the resumption of league matches since the beginning of the new year. Football fans can be assured their moneys worth when they move through
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    NEW CRICKET CHIEF'S CALL FOR ENTRIES
    88 11 NEW CRICKET CHIEF'S CALL FOR ENTRIES SIM.APOKI Tues— Mr. M.C. Schubert, neul> elected president of the Singapore Cricket Association, has requested all lub convenors for cricket to submit their entries tor the S( A Junior and Senior tournaments before Frida\. Feb. I, the closing date. Entrance fee for tinsenior division
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    New world mark
    31 11 WASHINGTON. Tues. John Uelses st'l a world indoor best per EoniMUMt when he won the jx>i: vault here last niKht with a heiKr.t oi 15 feet 10-1/4 inches
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    NEO CAGERS IN THRILLING TITLE VICTORY
    205 11 NEO CAGERS IN THRILLING TITLE VICTORY pEYLANG, Tues.— Neo En\J terprise basketball team became the first holders of the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation's Commercial Cup when they beat Singapore Finance Green I 108-91 at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday night. Smarting from their previous 119-34 defeat earlier in the
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    Ten All-Ceylon cricketers in touring team
    165 11 SINGAPORE Tuesday. £)R. Ong Swee Law, chairman of the Malayan Cricket Association Tours Sub-Committee, disclosed that an attractive Ceylon Government Services' cricket team will tour Maljyj and Singapore sometime in May or June. The likely Ceylon touring team will include 10 AllCeylon players and
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    Lock icon Bowdler reveals brilliant form: He's one to watch in trophy race
    569 12  - Bowdler reveals brilliant form: He's one to watch in trophy race SCRUTINEER By KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. ROWDLER revealed brUUaiH form in One gallop here (h.s mmm« Will. Chris Dragon in llu- sjkWlc the ii|Kiii<l-comin« sprmtor raturmd 36 3 5 for 3f on a g<.<><l Lack. Jle was the only one
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    42 12 picture. A flying tackle by RAI hangi *B' player in their seven-a-side rugger match against Queen's Own Highlanders on the padang yesterday. It was a robust, rousing tussle. Highlanders impressing with a 9 3 vfctory. Free Press
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    THE BLACKS STRIDE OUT TO BEGIN SEVENS CAMPAIGN WITH 3 THRILLING TRIES
    468 12 OLACKS 'A". QQC ol Singapore's leariKllf Asian ranei teams, started their seven-a-sicle knockout campaign with a convincing victory over formidable Engineer Base Group by is points (two una is. try) to three (try) on the padans here yesterday.
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    28 12 CARDIFF. Tues. Kingsley Jones, Cardiff prop forward, hai withdrawn from the Welsh Rugby Union side to meet Scotland on Saturday because of a back injury.
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    Marciano vows to achieve greater pole vault honours
    520 12  - Marciano vows to achieve greater pole vault honours SEBASTIAN RASOO MALACCA SPORTSCHATTER By Ui pasi lanreli equally detenu nod gain tih U ci napionship honours on the Inter* nauonm tteici .ikp qlg colleagues, Pertn.t. half-miler Abdul Rahman ■ad mite and three-odte Bubram;iiii;:m, v no all haii fioiv. Ine ■tall of
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    SCHOOLBOYS SUCCEED AT FENCING
    206 12 SCHOOLBOYS SUCCEED AT FENCING MALACCA. TO|& Malacca High School is the only such institution in the State to cater Cor the sport of fencing. Introduced to the Kbool in 1961 i has sained muca populariiy. Wi liin the space ul one fear, Lbe ichool had three boyi tnatchiog '.heir skill
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    STIFF MARKS FOR ASIAN GAMES HOPES
    160 12 STIFF MARKS FOR ASIAN GAMES HOPES SINGAPORE. Tues -Hißh uuahfj'iiie siandards have been recommended by ihe Singapore Amateur Swimminc Associations sub-comminee. subi< to h< Council's approval, lor the Asia:. Gam- s beint; held a: Jakarta in August Qualifying s andards recommended an MI.N 100 m freestyle 59sec; 2Oorr. freestyle 2ir.ii}.
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    143 12 sdsfdafasdfsadfsadf RUGBY: SCC Seven-a-Side I tournament < F'reliminary Rou:-fii 5.00 p.m. GHQ v REME B 5.20 p.m. RAP Seletar B 1 v 30 Bn. RAOC B 5.40 pjii. SRC V 3CC B 6.00 p.m. HM£> Hart land Poini v SAOB. SOCCER: SGSPA Leacuo Div. 1: Police
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      158 12 FEDERATION 0* MALAYA vs SINGAPORE BODY BEAUTIFUL CONTEST PLUS CAVALCADE OF RADIO STAGE STARS Featuring: S. Sargo (One of the best Concert Guitarist in the worid) Clancy Ang (Runner-up "Mr. Universe" 1961 class III) Display of Fashions by The Singapore Model Acodemy Acrobats by The Blue Trio The Rainbows The
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