The Singapore Free Press, 15 November 1958

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press .Malaya's Own Family Paper NO ***** Singapore, Saturday, November 15, 1958. Price 15 CU
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    Fat East allies of U.S face growing Red China menace'
    78 1 Fat East allies of U.S face growing Red China menace' fENERAL MAXWELL TAYLOR, the army Chief I* of Stan, said yesterday that the United States would have to maintain its present level of ground forces deployed overseas "for the indefinite future." He told a Washington Press conference that no withdrawal
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    Backing for U.S. stand
    153 1 Gen. Taylor returned last week from an extensive tour of the Far East and South-East Asia during which he visited Korea, Japan, Formosa, Siam, Indonesia and the Philippines Gen. Taylor said that one overlying impression of his tour was "the growing impact on our friendb of
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    Lock icon THIS MODEST MAN NASSER
    44 1 tyEST German Transport Minister Seebohm said m Bonn yesterday that President Nasser was a modest, retiring man with nothing of the dictator about him. Dr. Seebohin return' cd retcntly from a visit to Cairo, where he met President Nasser. Reuter
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    Lock icon FOG BLACK-OUT IN U.K.
    58 1 rpiIICK ing blacked out most parf oj Britain and the u/h he fo n m!;ined l(l th U h Lon J '>» *»< hn,^, 0 J 1g dl w t s were running latr ai.d bound roads In the north addod to tram.- dlfflculties Air sorviros
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    Lock icon THREATS TO ARABS, WEST
    56 1 J> EDOING eternal Arab llfl <' to Russia for turns" done, PreNj m yesterday a violent, speech at uttered i both against the 'imperialists" i-Western Arab 'iv.Mod a s enp ment of revohi Algeria of Aden k? «irai Nass «r said, "We •lists, will Arab nation
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    Lock icon Indonesia Reds
    105 1 Asked if he found any sign that China was preparing to move m a new direction "now that the heat is off m Quemoy," he replied: "I am not sure that the heat is ofT. There is a situation that can be turned on and off like water
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    Lock icon RUSSIA HALTS U.S. LORRIES ON BERLIN ROAD
    360 1 RUSSIA HALTS U.S. LORRIES ON BERLIN ROAD Incident recalls start of 1948-49 blockade RS cr Uards J ast niBht to permit three U.S. army a l C Ifrom1 from i Berlin *o West Germany. The lorries were halted at a Soviet checkpoint on the highway just outside Berlin. Armed Russian
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    Lock icon WE'LL MAKE DEFINITE PROPOSALS' SAYS Mr. K
    197 1 WE'LL MAKE DEFINITE PROPOSALS' SAYS Mr. K MR. Nikita Khrush- chev said yesterday that Russia intended to make ''definite pro- posals" on the status of Berlin to the coun- tries which fought against the Axis Powers m the last war. Speaking m the Kremlin to new gradu- ates of Soviet
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    Lock icon Seven die in train crash
    37 1 Two trains collided near Cairo's main station yesterday, killing seven and injuring 18. Rescue squads were working to clear the wreckage, and officials feared the final toll may be much higher. U.P.I
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    Lock icon 'Go or be thrown out'
    95 1 JLfR. Peter Howard, stepson of American millionaire George Vanderbilt and one of the organisers of the widely-criticised Rome "striptease" party, last night said he had been told by the authorities "to leave Italy peacefully, gracefully and quickly." He said m Rome he was called to
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    3 new polio cases
    29 1 3 new polio cases Three more polio cases, all paralytic, were admitted to the Middleton Hospital during the past 16 hours. The total for the year is now 294.
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    Lock icon 'Sir, my brother,' ...by Queen
    34 1 The Duke of Glou< arrived at Addis Ababa. Ethiopia, yesterday bearing a personal m< from the Queen to the Emperor Haile Selas The message began, "Sir -My broth< Reuter
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    N.Z. defence chief to visit S'pore
    71 1 The New Zealand Minister of Defence and Mini, m charge of Police, Mr. P O. Connolly, is due line by air tomorrow to vi.sit New Zealand forces serving In Malaya. Mr. Connolly, who will be accompanied by Brigadier J. R. Page, Quai tci masterGeneral
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    Lock icon Red demands ignored: U.N. force will stay in S. Korea
    307 2 f pHK United Nations General Assembly yesterday decided In favour oi continuing the existence of the li.N. Emergency Force m Korea. By a vote of 51 (including Japan) to nine with 17 abstentions. it adopted a resolution of the Special
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    250 AT WEDDING DINNER
    83 2 A DINNER was held at the Sea View Hotel last night to celebrate the wedding of Mr. YusofT Qureshi and Miss Noraini binte Halim. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Colony merchant. Mr. S. Qureshi, and the bride is the daughter of Sub/Lt. Syed Halim.
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    Lock icon Crooner's fifth
    24 2 Dick Huymes, 40-year-old Hollywood crooner, married for the fifth time m Arlington, Virginia, yesterday. The bride is sineer Ann Mnkris 21.- U.P.I
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    Rubber men meet
    20 2 The annual meeting of the Rubber Manufacturers Association will be held In New York on Nov. 20.
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    U.K. LOAN BOLSTERS CREDIT OF INDIA
    156 2 U.K. LOAN BOLSTERS CREDIT OF INDIA BRITAIN has arranged to pay £10,000,000 to indu m advance on instalments due |q 1962-1964 under an agreem ent signed m 1955 the Commonwealth Rela" uons Office announced i London yesterday The sum is part 01 about £38,500,000 which Britain offered to contribute i
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    ERROR OF CO-PILOT BLAMED FOR CRASH
    99 2 T»HE ERROR of the first officer m tuning a radio compass to the wrong beacon and the failure of the captain to check the setting caused the crash of a Bristol airliner at Winter Hill, Lancashire, it was stated m London yesterday. Thirty-five people
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    Lock icon R.I. aiding criminal, says P.I. official
    163 2 PHILIPPINE 1 man Cornelio Villareal, a member of the Philippine U.N. delegation, declared m New York yesterday that the Saulo incident should be settled by diplomacy rather than fore He said nothing could be gained by attempting to c the Indonesian embassy m Manila
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    Lock icon Wedding bells then a fine
    46 2 Two hours after his wedding. Herbert Francis Short, 39, was fined In Preston, England, for being drunk and disorderly. His best man. Eric Short. was fined and banned from driving for a year for driving under the influence of drink.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Cyprus: strong action is needed
    179 3 LABOUR LEADER BACKS GOVERNMENT miX 111 C-H GAITSKELL said }l yesterday that "firm action" hid to be taken In Cyprus. The leader <>t the Labour Party was answering questions after talkini to workers on a tour of Devonport dockyard. Sipping tea m a workers* cantren
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    Lock icon U.N. APPROVES A WORLD CIVIL SERVICE
    168 3 U.N. APPROVES A WORLD CIVIL SERVICE nnHE United Nations General Assembly yesterA day approved a programme for an experimental start toward organisation of an international civil service. The assembly by a vote of 62 to 0, with 15 abstentions passed a resolution which authorises the secretary general to help underdeveloped
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    Lock icon 'Plastered' bishops allegation is denied
    170 3 'Plastered' bishops allegation is denied AN Anglican clergyman has asked the chairman of the Church Information Board if it was "a fact" that some bishops attending the Lambeth conference were "so unstable m their ways" during a Thames boat trip "that they were ujiable rightly to do the Lambeth Walk."
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    Lock icon ICELAND TO U.K.: HAND OVER TRAWLER
    207 3 ICELAND TO U.K.: HAND OVER TRAWLER TCELAND yesterday de--1 manded that the British trawler Hackness and Its master be taken to Iceland to face possible legal proceedings for violation of Icelandic laws and regulations. An official protest handed to the British Ambassador m Reykjavik. Mr. Andrew Oilchrist, by the Foreign
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    Lock icon Churchill to get leadership award
    45 3 Sir Winston Churchill is to receive the Admiral Richard E. Byrd memorial award of the International Rescue Committee, it was announced m New York yesterday. The award will be m recognition of his life-long leadership of the free world. Reuter
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    Lock icon Gurkha meets tigress again after six years —and goes away sad
    174 3 CORPORAL Kamansing Linbu, 30, of the Gurkha Rifles, visited London Zoo on Thursday to keep a date with an old friend and was snubbed by her. SHE is Nopti— the Gurkha's word for "snub nose" whom Corporal Kamansing first
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    The Singapore Free Press The day of reckoning
    206 4 SATURDAY, Nov. 15, 1958. BECAUSE of the now common realisation that there is safety for nobody m a large scale nuclear war, there is today a universal dread and abhorrence of the thought of a third world war. And this fact, plus
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    PRISON OF HATE
    1227 4 I talk to Cyprus terrorists TREATMENT IS TOUGH BUT FAIR, REPORTS MARK WILSON OHUFPI ING along m their drab, grey, illfitting uniforms, they look a horrible army, for soldiers they claim to be. But, m fact, they are EOKA terrorists, tin 250 we have caught and put
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    Lock icon Night swoops on liners by pirates
    191 4 T>IRATES m sleek bancas (canoes with out- riggers) are operating at night m Manila E Bay. Slipping aboard anchored ocean vessels, i they rob them of valuable cargo. Colonel Osmundo Mondonedo, head of a shipping line, recently told Manila police that a motor vessel,
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    S-EA STUDENTS' SOCIAL
    224 5 Spore to send out invitations to Varsities Support to be sought for plan SINGAPORE is to be the venue of the flrst get-together of graduates and university students from six Asian countries planned for early next year. The idea is to invite groups of 50 or 100
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    MALAYANS TO HEAR QUEEN'S MESSAGE
    107 5 RADIO MALAYA will rehe Queen's traditional' Christmas Day broadcast "live" as usual instead o! depending on teh-recordlntr. A Radio Malaya spokesman said the reception at that time o! the year was quite good. It was announced m London yesterday that the Queen's broadcast would have
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    Lock icon Horror' censors
    20 5 British film exhibitors are to set up a committee to censor posters and publicity for horror films. Reuter
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    48 5 picture. These nighties were seen at the Junior Age fashion parade at the Dorchester Hotel, m London. Pauline Knight (left) modelled a Baby Doll pyjamas m white Tricel" with nylon underlay trimmed with scarlet and white embroidery and Linda Lawrence displayed a nightdress, slippers and mob cao. Popper
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    PETITION-WRITING BAN IN EATING HOUSES?
    101 5 PETITION writers m Singapore may m future be barred from carrying out their business m coffee shops and other eating houses. The health committee of the council, which discussed that subject at its recent meeting, felt that "as a general policy." the business of petition
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    Speaking contest in 2 languages
    204 5 rpHE Chinese YMCA is organising bilingual elo- cution contests among school children m order to encourage multilingualism among the younger generation. The first contest, open to all school children, will be held at its headquarters In Prince Edward Road on December 9. A spokesman of
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    Lock icon Party expels the Vice-President
    35 5 Senor Alejandro Oomcz. Vice-President of Argentina. has boon expelled from the governing Intransigent Radical Party after his refusal to name those involved In a reported plot against President Arturo Frondizl Reuter
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      154 6 JEIKF^iVaWK fey Sydney Jordain HAVVKG TO ACL PERSONNEL T OuH SNIPS ABE f JaS^TmE Mfi^WT NOW C***ieo bacm' ouc escorts wave DtTfCTEo 3 iigvisiSie to them but i JSndon tJse moon rcx;ket« >l A IMI \Ki; by Lee Falk and Phil Davis =^fiMBSK5 c WMiCHY THE LEFT RCKP. WJi y^N
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      386 6 cii§©i BORN today the stars haw you considerable native iu 5 which must be cultivated to iti ut- most if you jrc to reach the height to which you aspire. You are inclined to be a little self-indulgent. You heartily u s like hard, back-breaking physical S work but thoroughly
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Saturday, November 15, 1958.
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      TAKE THIS GOOD TREBLE TODAY
      675 1 Says ALLAN LEWIS DKD Wolf, Khandi lX Star and Honey Bee should make a good treble at Kuala Lumpur this afternoon. Red Wolf 111. second to Sure Profit the first day, should repeat his Ipoh performances by winning second time out. Pintu Mas will probably
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      KHANDI STAR IS IN RIGHT MOOD
      1395 6 Pick your winners... with TRESPASSER A safe double with Red Wolf fyu Kiiwni BTAI is m racing mood. Hi* won two of his last three starts and with a handy weight today, he looks one of the best bets m today's card at Kuala
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      TRACK FORM-from p 3
      634 6 TRACK FORM -from p 3 RACE SEVEN SATISFACTION: 12-11-58 Second to Forget Me Not II In Div. 3-Abt. 7F race. ROCKET: 12-11-58 Third to Forget Me Not II In Div. 3-Abt. 7F race. (.KAND RAPIDS: 12-11-58 Sixth to Forget Me Not II In Div. 3-Abt. 7F race. JUPITER: 12-11-58 Fifth
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      1128 2 RACE 1-2.15: CLASS 3, DIV. 3-6 FURS. 1. ***** BLll sum 4yr. bruh .Mrtrupok' Stable) Sullivan 900 Lee 2. ***** OLEANDER II 4yr chlrg P" Stable) Tjoa 8.11 3. 45 VARDABLNA 4yr brag (Lawry Stable) Hob**.. g K£S"Ji 4. 0 (ARBON PAPER 4yr. bag (Jackpot Stable) Daniels B}o Mitchell 5.
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      486 2 FormE *AC£ ONE I BLI E SWELI 6 Went ovtr 3F m 41 4 8- 11 -58 -Course m Div. 3-5 iF ra 11.5! —Sprinted 3F m 39 4 5 a OLEANDER II: 8-11-s»_ Seventh m Div. 2 ,\bi iv race. YARDARINA: 7-11-58 Went over 3F m 37 2 5
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      4 1 Singapore, Saturday, November 15,1958.
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      THIS IS THE CASE FOR the CANE-and AGAINST IT
      1451 1  - THIS IS THE CASE FOR the CANE-and AGAINST IT LUCY HUANG By Tempers are apt to run hot... Mr. LEE SIOW MOHG.. .Given the choice, I think the child himself would choose corporal punishment. PHYSICAL punishments m schools is a subject that makes people angry. Some parents see red at
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      Even gamekeeper has place in the Atomic Age
      895 2  - Even gamekeeper has place in the Atomic Age JES ODAM By QNE moment you arc contemplating the tints m which nature has painted a lovely countryside the next you are m the throes of a giant nuclear proi c c t where every figure thrown at you seems to be
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      U.S c save mem sh to U.K. orial
      221 2 U.S c save mem sh to U.K. orial HOLLARS from the to figure prominc a memorial cowmen battle ever rough! Oa it was a battle tk 1513, and the echoes through the centuS fame of it spreading, from the slhh». s «»f Bri glory that can emergj In poor Flodden
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      Ago Kh washes n's niece dishes
      126 2  - Ago Kh washes n's niece dishes PETEN By NASRENE BAIG, 17 and daughter Pakistan's team at l washing job m a Lorn is Mr. Stanley Gillin Kenya recently. Mr. Gillinson did washer was until 1 1 "Heavens!" he said, "j believe Nasr.ne's famu could buy up h lf J K»*nya
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      A CHANNEL VE R ERAN IRES
      132 2 A CHANNEL VE R ERAN IRES A BAILOR who brought thousands of fthc British Expeditionary Force from the beaches of Dunkirk m the Channel ship Maid of Orleans Captain Gordon Walker, of Newington, Folkestone— made his last trip last month as Commodore of the British Railways' Cross Channel fleet. <
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        72 2 ■■■"iiiiiiiiiiiiuiimmiiiiuiiiiiimmuiiiimiminiiiimmiiHiiiH JTIIi: HUNGRY COUNCIL! COUNCIL meetings at Windsor, near Lon- I don, hist, so long, say members, that they are too hungry to be on top form. Many 5 councillors go straight to the council cham- I b€f from their work without the chance of a i %nack. The Mayor
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      CITY LIGHTS
      12 3 b «l/ Toolar" "iaf s/ Mmp cd so badtyf N
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      Modern singer with old-time aura
      271 3  - Modern singer with old-time aura Douglas Eneftr \By DARLING," said I winger Bilhe An- I thony, "there was a time when you could identify anybody m show business by their I clothes, their manner i I and their speech. "Now so many of the Z I pros look like earnest
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      The sort of test psychologists use
      520 3 Do you consider you are a likely $85,000 a year man? DO you see yourself as a potential $85,000 a year man? For those with ambition to get to the top, here is a chance to assess their abilities on the basis of methods
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      They're lucky to be in Britain!
      567 3  - They're lucky to be in Britain! JOHN RALPH STILL couldn't believe it Which was why I sat myself m a bar with a good view of Gimbels' store, waiting for the girls to come uut. The girls came and went. They poured into the streets of New York m their
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      ARTIE...
      18 3 I "I remember it wot a I Prenley film— the teatt were I ail torn up I
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      IT'S SUSPENSE ALL THE WAY
      118 4 It has been a week of $ut (gendered by men on i n t •h blood hounds m full cry; the inexorable man hunt, terrifyiny at timei pitiful at othet The $econd film offered $uspense m tl form of a murder story. Not a "who-d
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      'HATE' IS THE LINK IN THEIR CHAIN
      572 4 'HATE' IS THE LINK IN THEIR CHAIN -'rilK DEFIAN r ONEB ither cumberfome title lor a truly remarkable film, m which the gtory the acting and the din t >n are ol very high quuli ty The story achieves merit b» rery character 4^ clear cut and distinct, and Clever
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      LIFE-LINE
      51 4 The chain which binds them together becomes a life-line when the convicts arc wept away by the swollen river. Here it is Tony Curtis' s turn to save Sidney Poitiers life, but it is an act that he performs knowing tli at if Poitier is drowned /</•> own death
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      STARRY-EYED JEAN
      75 4 In -'The Snorkel" everyone knows that Jacques j Duval (Peter Van Eyck) has murdered his wife J except the other members of the cast. Indeed j Jean (Bctta St. Joh7i) who is seen with him here, < thinks that he is far more sinned against than J sinning
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      IT'S MURDER IN THE MODERN MANNER
      278 4 -rpiiK INOEUL" is an Bagllih mardei 1 story released by olumbia. It is i good murder story which tells of a mm who uses .mi original method to rid himself of his rich wife. Incidentally, the method is a modern twist to the Sealed
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        887 5 f all today's runners MACE CARD —con/c/ from Page 2 > I RACE 8-545: CLASS 4, DIV. 1-9 FURS. I I ,iki WORSHIP 5 yr. brag (Kwik St.) Rodgers 9.00 Dragon 1 1 1 M 4 yr. birg (Leiresan St.) Yong 8.10 King PKINCE RANIER 4 yr. chag (Kit-Lok St.)
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        192 5 EASTERN WAY: 6-11-58 Went over 3F m 40 3/5; 8--11-58 Fifth to Barlinnie m Div. 1-Abt. 7F race. WIDE SCREEN II: 8-11--58 Fifth to Grey Elegance m Div. I— SJF race. VALIANT KNKiHT: 8-11--58 Third to Barlinnie In Div. 1-Abt. 7Frace; 13-11-58 —Returned 3F m 39 4 5 with Khandi
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        169 7 I.UMJUK, NOV. 14. Previous Today An? No 1 SS cif> Man !> sellers no sellers Dec. 26: buyers 26 buyers I- sellers sellers m... vo 1 RSS Spot 26'j buyers Uti'< buyers s sellers sellers H,,, S( lt>S Settlement W ..26'.. buyers 26 buyers W I sellers
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        102 7 I NEW YORK, Nov. 14. Previous Today Straits Spot 99-12 nom. 99.00 nom. futures ti ontiaet Der 96 75 buyers 97.00 buyers 98.75 sellers 99.00 sellers Jan 96.62 buyers 96.87 buyers 98.62 sellers 98.87 sellers E: St. ad>. SALES: Nil. BER; Futures Nov 32.50 buyers 32.85 buyers
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        DOW JONES AVERAGES
        27 7 SNEW YORK, Nov. 14. Previous Today ndiistrhiFs 560.75 564.68 ■ailroads 154.48 154.70 omestic Bonds 86.58 86.67 tilitJps 85.90 86.88 toiks Composite Averages 194.68 195.96
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        58 7 lUabar spot and awaiting 23% elf. Sarawak unquoted. we 24 ;ifloats 24 10 24';. Muntok white spot 39.. awaitember shipment 23 23' t ing release 39, afloat* 39, and tnd f. Lamponn spot and November shipment 39, sellers Iting release 24%, a floats ex-dock. to 24V November .shipment
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        98 7 IPRA Philippines c.Uf. IT.X.'l T .K.' forth European ports delivered 'tight prr lon* ton Dec. PRA. Straits c.i.f. U.K./North uropean ports delivered reifht p4>r lonj ton Nov./ Dec. CONIT OIL crude Straits If. European ports m bulk *r lon* ton Nov./ Dec. CONUT OIL crude Ceylon
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      RUBBERS AGAIN IN DEMAND
      175 7 ■ptt London .stock mar- Ms finished the week mw an irregular appea- nrf Apart from one or ■*o favourable company ■ta eni( nt.s, there was very ■we to assist sentiment. me market was adversely' tp(1 ü b y the over Rgnt ftback on Wall E e
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      Lock icon RED CHINA RICE AS A POLITICAL WEAPON
      220 7 RED CHINA RICE AS A POLITICAL WEAPON T*HE London Times drew attention to Red 1 China's success m filling her granaries this year and submitted that it would not be difficult for her now to undersell any Asian rice exporting nation. "To the outside world this incredible harvest (m China)
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      Lock icon Save coal advice in Peking
      128 7 Save coal advice in Peking PEKING citizens have been urged by the newspaper Peking Daily to save more coal this winter despite the Government's claim of an unprecendented rise m national coal production this year. (It was officially announced m Peking last week that coal production m the first ten
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      110 7 CHARTERING at rock botKj torn rates of tonnage m the slump-hit world shipping markets by Red China "has more or less driven 8 wedge into the regular shipping trade m the Far Easl and between Europe and the Far East, says the London Financial Times. "Providing
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        159 7 SINGAPORE j HIGH TIDES j TODAY: 12.55 p.m. TOMORROW: 2.34 a.m. and 1.39 p.m. MONDAY: 3.23 a.m. and 2.27 p.m. TUESDAY: 4.17 a.m. and 3.21 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 5.20 a.m. and 4.32 p.m. THURSDAY: 6.35 a.m. and 6.15 p.m. FRIDAY: 7.37 a.m. and 7.56 p.m. Today's radio programme 1.15 p.m. Programme
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      THE ADVENTURES OF Wahb and Mei Ting
      781 8  - THE ADVENTURES OF Wahb and Mei Ting KATHLEEN HICKLEY A SERIAL BY llHlllilllllllM ill BTOKY BU i iKimiiiiiiiiiiiiniini" WAHAB tl.r monkey and Mcl ling MM MM* ""d little houM-, ins.d, Ikk hi clockwork clown. A mous* expUins j that if they wind tlu ttov* up it will be able to
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      LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
      61 8 mHE winners of la^t week's colour-in contest (each of whom will receive a $5 prize m due course) are as follows: Miss Christina Soh (13>. 61-B Tiong Poh Road. Singapore. Miss Helen Sim (9>. 52 Niven Road, Singapore. Master Alan Teo Lye Huat (15), 80 Jalan Besar,
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      RUPERT AND RUSTY
      246 8 As they turn away Rupert stops and points. This adventure started because Rusty spotted something mysterious," he says. The cottage chimney was smoking, but there was no fire m the cottage. Now this explains it all." There's a lot more that needs explaining." iay« the old gentleman.
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        101 8 A colour-in contest With prizes for you! POCKET-MONEY prizes Name (Master Mitt).., are offered for colouring this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). All you have to do is to set to work to brighten
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        227 8 I 0 CLUBS ACROSS. 1, You heart. 8, A camel is called may feel .silly if you drop the of the desert." an easy one. 6, oil" 9, English historian called mixed with vinegar is a "The Venerable." 10, A popular dressing for salads. Great number of fush V Form
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      FAITH IS KEY TO HAPPINESS
      533 9 •Saturday sermon by a Christian Layman 1 d unto him: J Thomas, because thou hast seen me, ho st believed; Liessed are they that h r an l et ha., (Jolm 20:29). niifiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Those who saw and be lieved not were far from being blessed.
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        99 9 when MILK FOOD m i FSPECIALLY I ■■■ZjK- 9 PREPARED INFANT FEEDING Zailon W° J i ""«l _^^^^ffyt, Kuta Wiaru y«H ff\l\ ACTOGEN is a correctly-balanced infant \lf i-MJiß^ fcKHl cnric hed by the addition of Vitamin A, U Ba Vitamin D ana Organic Iron, LACTOGEN \M mk is remarkably
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        1212 9 Sunday church announcements nrravtrv'* rtniKMW" 1 w«^«w» vuwiu i>ai-K aririar Air Base Tamil S iJnrchM for tomorrow are: Road): Mass, Sermon 6.15. 7 Church: 5.30 p.m.. Worship Ber--1 fvcIAND and 815 am AIL Weekly. vice, Minister-Mr^. J. BaruchT CIIIIUH Or ENOLA>U (7nn St Theresa's (Karnpon* d*U- Srrangoon Garden Church: st
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        88 9 (Teochew); 4.30 p.m. Sunday School, (Bng); 5.30 p.m. Worship (Eng.) Baptist Church (43 Tras Street): 9.15 a.m. Sunday School (Chinese); 10.30 a.m. Worship (Cantonese); 3.30 pjn. Sunday School (Eng.); 4.30 pjn. Worship (Eng.). Calvary Baptist Church (48 Wan Tho Avenue): 9.45 a.m. Sunday School (Chinese and English); 11 a.m. Worship
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        137 10 The nuzzle that beat everybody... I J SPECIAL QUIZ MYSTETY OBJECT] m m ONCE again no one knew the > solution. It was taken from "A Night To Remem- ber" and showed a couple throwing themselves over the rail of "Tita- nic" into the At- lantic. Can you tell me
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        275 10 A MOST extraordinary thing has happened. Once again no-one could answer the Special Quiz correctly. Admittedly, Just to make things a little more difficult for you, I did turn the picture on to its side, but I fully expected that there would be a host of entries telling me that
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        202 10 I answers to last weeks Quiz were l 4^ Time": 2. The Dawn Patrol; 3. Hell s An^ls I 4. Angels One Five; 5. Malta Story; c. The Dam I Busters. The winner was Sunny Gwee of 150-D East Coast Road, Singapore 15. Now try to answer these questions:— 1.
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      TOO MUCH, TOO SOON HARMS THESE PLAYERS
      393 11  -  CAPEL KIRBY By s jj)j lirilisli football they're talking about the Rime's most re lV iil contagioiM epidemic —players failing to make headway Vie r being pushed too early into representative Soccer. youth under-23 ■ternationals, far too ■•my of them, can ■tVr make
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      Lock icon OVER THE CROSSBAR
      55 11 Harvey, the Newcastle goalkeeper falls backwards as Henderson, the Arsenal out-side-left heads over the bar challenged by Keith, the Newcastle right-back (No. 2), and Stokoe, the Newcastle centrehalf. This exciting incident came m the English F.A. Div. 1 league match m which Arsenal beat Newcastle United 3—2
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      70 11 GRANT Webster, winner of the British Empire and C lonwealth Games middleweight boxing title m .1 this year, has been chosen as the best amaeur boxer of the year by the South African Amateur I King As ociation. Webster, who has now retired, had a long
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      164 11 U.S. racing driver speaks out HARRY SCHELL, American motor racing driver, suggested m Paris that the International Sporting Commission's recent proposal to cut the maximum engine size of formula one Grand Prix cars would result m drivers organising their own world championship. The commission decided m London last month that
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      Lock icon Winter Games site 'ideal'
      84 11 Tin- O ng committee for t) pic Wintn la making excellent progress and the .ski Jumolna facility is "wonderful,' 1 Mr. HeinJ Klopper techn delegate for ski jumping of the Internal tion, told :i press conference. vni m my own mind I questioned it >n organ
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        165 11 SOBRANIE for SPECIAL occasions I Here is novelty a special WsCm M i Ictgarette for those special IS Rfc^i fW occasions which are always wf cropping up. Packed m W padded boxes of 20' s. Cocktail Sobranie Virginia will ipeak for them s< lvcs. They are made by the House
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        135 11 K s apparently (6). lens <7). ''>b witli hesitation m. ver (s>. 6 Window for a college is>. 1 batlie (7). 7 Come out from the n (6). v (9). 11 Controlled tug dealer (9). (3) "iirernUig a leaflet (7). dier join Such very funny plays (6) (5). hut not
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      PAKISTAN-BRED HORSES TO RACE IN MALAYA
      208 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS Hv [IgENERAL Sher Ali Khan, Pakistani High Commissioner for the j I Federation of Malaya, is to become a patron of Malayan racing.' General Sher Ali Khan has bought two Pakistan bred horses, Pegasus, a two-year-old colt and Windward, a three-year-old filly.
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      GOVT. WILL NOT BE SPONSOR
      60 12 THE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, made it clear yesterday that the Government would not help to finance the 1962 European Athletic Championships if they took place m Britain. A Labour Member of Parliament, MLss Elaine Burton, British women's sprint champion m 1920, had urged
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      SPORTRAIT
      15 12 What are you waiting /or. guv' —first-hand information on How the MCC Is doing
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      TRUEMAN GETS HARVEY AT 149
      309 12 TRUEMAN GETS HARVEY AT 1 49 THIS MORNING'S PLAY IN SYDNEY lyi C.C. began a crucial day's play this morn--IT*« ing m Sydney against the strong New Soutli Wales batsmen. Skipper Veter May was concentrating all his bowling might on one target to break the partnership of Burke (not out
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      48 12 NSW IST INNS Burke not out 87 Carroll b Trueman 1 Harvey c Milton b Trueman 149 Extras 11 Total (for two) 248 Wkt. fell at: 2.24B.—Reuter. LATEST: New South Wales 266 for two (Burke not out 98, N. O'Neill not out 7, Extras 11).. Reuter
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      JOLLILADS . BEAT SAPPERS
      29 12 JOLLILADS BEAT SAPPERS Jollilads A.U. beat Royal Engineers 2-1 m a friendly .soccer match at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Moorthy and Katoon scored for Jollilads, and Ruby for Royal Engineers.
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      Singapore stars play against 'wizards'
      71 12 Singapore stars play against 'wizards' L 4l cr will u ne J with the I B CollJl AU Stars against (ioos, Tu'Sl Harlem Star, Happy World Stadiu^l .They are Wee Ti£| Siak. Singapore* OlynS Pic and Asian Gail captain. Yee Tit KwTl Ko Tai Chuen! ChJ J?£? n han and
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      SANDERSON CUR
      33 12 A third-minute pena kicked by Hughes from yards enabled R.A.F Chai to beat 75 Squadron R.N: A..F. 3-0 ia their first ro-j natch of the Sanden Dup rugger competition Fengah yesterday.
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      Tankards team
      41 12 The Tankards will mi 61 Signal Squadron ol Se bawang m a rugby mal on the S.C.C. padang tod Tankards team is: Perker; Urquhart. fl mas. Taylor. Chapman, W ters, Noden, Grimberg. Sf Chilton, Loughead, Catfo Scott, Gourlay, Marriot
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      28 12 RAIN prevented play yesterday m the Sheflfl Shield match betewen Victoria and Western Austral It is hoped that a start will be possible today.- Reuter
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