The Singapore Free Press, 8 October 1959

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    14 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS dfafasdfasfas No. *****. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Polling day in Britain
    51 1 Opinion Polling day in Britain era) the Bl hould r In any this edftlvote exactly ited rticular am rn the now ropifor readily the m SO un.ore than The shilling *ns before, prosa II m iecbeld m the ot a with a probaf the 1 the ~'ner nd a tn
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    Lock icon THE BIG POLL RIDDLE
    374 1 STOCK EXCHANGE STILL TIPS THE TORIES but vast army of 'don't knows' holds key to result of Britain's election Margin will be narrow either way, says Mac LONDON, Thursday. >JR HAROLD MACMILLAN faces Britain's verdict at the polls today convinced that either his Conservatives or the
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    TO STUDY FRENCH AT DIJON VARSITY
    82 1 TO STUDY FRENCH AT DIJON VARSITY Miss Daphne Chia, 20. who leaves this weekend for France to study at the University of Dijon for a year under a French Government scholarship. Miss Chia. a former student of St. Joseph's Convent, Paya Lebar, joined the Overseas Union Bank as a French
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    Lock icon Army men destroy bomb buried in S'pore street
    268 1 A MORNING BIG BANG A DEADLY Japanese bomb which had been the constant companion of Cashin Street children for nearly 18 years was destroyed by Singapore Army experts this morning. It was probably one of the hundreds of bombs dropped by the
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    New Ministry post for woman
    43 1 New Ministry post for woman TifRS. Mavis Puthucheary, wife of Mr. James Puthucheary, has been appointed Assistant Secretary "B" at the Singapore Ministry of Education m Kay Siang Road. She was formerly Assistant Director m charge of Administration at the Social Welfare Department.
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    Lock icon Citizenship plea
    50 1 JERUSALEM, Thurs.— The Israeli Minister of the Interior last night rejected an application for Israeli citizenship made by Philip Alan Goldston, 30, former London clerk, who failed to surrender to bail m London last Wednesday. The police requested the Minister to issue a deportition order against Goldston. Reuter
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    Lock icon U.K. pier pavilion gutted
    104 1 U.K. pier pavilion gutted SOUTHEND-ON-SEA, Thurs. The greater part of Southend pier's famous 30--year-old wooden pavilion collapsed m a mass of flames here last night. It had been blazing since soon after dusk while every available fireman from Southend and neighbouring areas fought to control it. The outbreak started at
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    Two bandits are killed
    74 1 CECURITY forces m Pahang have killed two terrorists a man and a woman who was a senior Communist propagandist. The woman hai been identified as Ah Chmji, wife of a notorious Communist leader, Lo Hon, who was killed some years ago. The man killed was Yeng
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    Lock icon Grunwald: 'To clear my name'
    61 1 Grunwald: 'To clear my name' LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Friedrich Grunwald, London financier, yesterday saw Mr. Neville Faulks, a lawyer appointed by the Government to investigate the affairs of the Jasper group of companies. Mr. Grunwald, managing director of some of these companies, who has been staying m Israel, said on
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    Lock icon 'Not guilty' plea by Van Rie
    102 1 'Not guilty' plea by Van Rie BOSTON. Thurs. Willem Van Rie, the radio operator of the Dutch ship Utrecht, pleaded not guilty m court here yesterday to a charge of murdering a passenger. Lynn Kauffman, 23, a pretty American divorcee whose battered body was found floating m the harbour here.
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    Lock icon DECISION ON SINGAPORE BOY
    187 1 pOLOGNE, Thurs. No operation will be carried out on six-year-old Rajendra Kumar Pawa of Singapore, who is m Cologne University hospital with a rare blood disease the secretariat of the hospital's childrens department said yesterday m reply to questions. The reason for the decision not to
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    Lock icon Home-made yacht from S'pore arrives in U.K.
    138 1 Home-made yacht from S'pore arrives in U.K. EMSWORTH, Near Portsmouth, Hamp., Thurs. A ROYAL NAVY officer and a rating who left Singapore eight months ago m a 24-foot, home-made yacht, are expected to dock here today after a voyage half-way round the world. The bearded yachtsmen. 44--year-old Lieut.-Cdr. Edward Atkinson
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    RUBBER TONE IS QUIET
    35 1 October first grade rubber buyers f .o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 100 v s cents per lb., up one-eighth of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.
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    Re-group plan for Govt unions
    130 1 Re-group plan for Govt unions HPHE Singapore FederaA tion of Union of Government Employees plans a big reorganisation of its 24 affiliated unions. A spokesman for the Federation said it was intended to re-group and strengthen the existing number of affiliates into about seven large unions. The newly- registered Amalgamated
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    STOP PRESS
    11 1 TH JB THREE TAXf DRIV f lioijv of fin
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    Lock icon 40-HOUR WEEK IN RUSSIA?
    56 2 40-HOUR WEEK IN RUSSIA? MOSCOW, Thurs. A 40-hour week for all Soviet factory and office workers and holidays with pay are among the aim* of proposals pubUshMl here yesterday by the Legislative Commissions of both chambers of the Supreme Soviet. The proposals would also lay down a minimum wage for
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    Lock icon 'WRECKERS' PLOT A NATIONAL DOCK STRIKE
    118 2 'WRECKERS' PLOT A NATIONAL DOCK STRIKE Giant onion issues warning to member s 'Outside elements' come under fire LONDON. Thursday. AN official warning that industrial "wreckers" were plotting a national dock strike was issued yesterday by Britain's giant Transport and General Workers Union here. Letters were sent to all dock
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    Lock icon PEKING IN BIG TRADE DEALS
    82 2 PEKING IN BIG TRADE DEALS T ONDON, Thurs. China Ju has ordered stainless steel worth over £1 million ($8,500,000) from the Sheffield steel firm, FirthVickers Stainless Steels. Deliveries will start at the end of this month and continue until next April. Mr. M. Laraki. Morocco's Director of Trade and Commerce,
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    Tractors for India
    18 2 LONDON, Thurs. The Indian Government has approved a scheme to manufacture British tractors In India.
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    SO attending course on air travel
    69 2 SO attending course on air travel A TRAINING course for 50 BOAC appointed agents from Singapore, Malaya and Borneo, opened on Tuesday morning at the Chinese YMCA In Siienton Way. This course for travel agents Is being conducted by BOAC Head Office Training Unit. It is under the direction of
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    Lock icon GLOOMY-BUT DON'T DESPAIR
    60 2 GLOOMY -BUT DON'T DESPAIR JAKARTA. Thurs. The vice-chairman of the Indonesian Buprerae Advisory Council, Mr. Ruslan Abdulgani. has described the economic and security situation m the country as "gloomy." But he added: "This gloom should not lead us to despair. We should instead face it with all the strength we
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    China 'could flood world mart with cotton fabric'
    358 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday. A LEADING Japanese cotton expert said yesterday that China could pour 650 million additional yards of cotton fabric onto world markets by reducing its ration of clothing to the Chinese people by one yard a head. Mr, T. Murayama, research
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    Higher imports
    26 2 WELXJNGTON, Thiirs. New Zealand's Customs Minister, Mr. Raymond Boord, yesterday predicted imports next year would be at a much higher level than m 1959.
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    SHIPPING IN PORT
    280 2 SHIPPING IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Sin. gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Ludwigshafen 1/i, Tong Nam 3. Rajula 4/5, Hoi Houw <JA, Benmhor 8/9, Tidra 10/11, Pres. McKinley 13/14, Benmacdhui 15/16, Radnorshire 18, Shoun Maru 19, Serdang N.Wall 3, Bidor N.Wall 5, Emp. Gannet 21/22. Sonavati
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    Lock icon Mr. TAN SEES BANK MEN
    52 2 SAN FRANCISCO, Thurs.Mr. Tan Siew 6in, Malaya's Minister of Finance, yesterday neared the end of a fourday visit to San Francisco by meeting officials of the Bank of America. Bank officials only say there had been "a business discussion, but the bank cannot disclose its
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    Osaka trade fair
    21 2 BANGKOK. Thurs.—Thailand will take part m the international trade fair m Osaka from April 9 to 26, 1960.
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    World market prices
    335 2 World market prices U.K. Closing Prices NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. LONDON. Oct. 7. Previous Today RUtBIR No. 1 Wl RUBBER Ht. 1 RUBBER Ni. 1 RSI Settlement Mouee Terms He* l»2 ™J* /1S TONE Oull Above prices quoted »n penc* PIPPER: White Sarawak f.aa e.l.f. Eurapean pert.
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    HONG KONE PRICES
    32 2 HONG BOMQ Wedni Clofting pr ees PirrJoui 1 HKI H. S B Corporf Union In* Canton Wheelork HKong pi;c if H Dairy Farm A: C Stor&R' Taikoo Do *,v
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    A NAn DEMAND COST £7 MIL
    144 2 BEVEALED H.K. CO lIONG KO.NG Honfl; Kong go^ had to Agree to na. Admiralty £7 m tore the would surrenc Naval Do«k Kong islei p qJ merit official yesterc He is Finaj. Arthur C arke 2 1 giving the Lep cil detai over th(
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    MALAYAN SHAKE MARKET
    714 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices SINGAPORE. Wednesdsy. INDUSTRIAL! Previses Teiae Alex Bricks Pref 1.75 1.70 Oris. 12.35 2.20 Atlas let 1100 Buyers B.B. Petrol 50 6 41/B.M. Trustees 525 5.2$ Con Tin Smelt Pref. !9 19/- Ords. 37 6 37 '6 Federal Dispensary 1.01V. 1.03
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    Lock icon Khrushchev and Chou call for world peace
    369 3 vf OSCOW, Thurs. )l j| r Khrushchev t m a speech published >esterday that .lt is unreasonable to be ea*er for war as a cock is eager for a good ipHe *as speaking at a .er in VtadivosS% n Tuesday during a way
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    'TOTAL WAR' WARNING
    402 3 U.S. makes firm declaration on 'liberation' of Formosa L NEW YORK, Thursday. attempt by Communist China to seize Formosa was likely to result m "total war." warned Mr. Douglas Dillon, the Undersecretary of State, last night. He declared: "We firmly reject attempts by Communist leaders to justify
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    Lock icon 3 wounds, but Kassem talks to his people
    154 3 TEL AVIV, Thursday. Ml n KRAL Abdul Karim Kassem, Iraqi Prime Minister who was wounded m yesterday's iwnimtirn bid. spoke to his people last night .dad Radio. I bulletin on the 45-year-old premier ffered only a "flesh wound" and a frac- hen
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    Cherkassky audience held rapt
    80 3 Cherkassky audience held rapt RKASSKY held m rapt attorn his recital l at the Vicpore. me. of amazing vtholicity, o centuries of rom Rameau to ro gramme which iperlatives it is j words of adeor Cherkassky's 13 of Ravel's objec- SonaSufti -e it to say that never he*rd the diffi-
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    Lock icon Lunik stays on course
    63 3 Lunik stays on course aJJ^COW. Thurs. The 2Jjj« moon rocket is con- to move strictly along ILA rbit and a t 12.30 wS" o M alayan Wme i today m£m l 8 mUes from the SEHJ2? its wa y back towards the earth. mSon n eXt of trans to earth
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    Lock icon UNION TO BAULK IKE
    111 3 UNION TO BAULK IKE PITTSBURGH, Thurs.— Mr. David McDonald, president of the United Steelworkers Union, said yesterday his union would use every legal means to avoid a court order to return to work for 80 days, as allowed by the Taft-Hartley Labour Act. There have been strong suggestions m the
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    Lock icon ALL SETTLED —MAKARIOS
    33 3 ALL SETTLED MAKARIOS RHODES, Thurs. Archbishop Makarios and General Grivas. former commander of the terrorist EOKA, announced after lengthy talks here yesterday: "All our misunderstandings have been settled." They meet again today.- Reuter
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    Lock icon 2.000.000 hit by West Bengal floods
    157 3 2.000.000 hit by West Bengal floods CALCUTTA, Thurs.— More than two million people have been hit by the floods In West Bengal where troops have been pressed into rescue operations. The Chief Minister, Dr. B. C. Roy. said it was still not possible to assess exactly the havoc caused by
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    Lock icon 'FIRST BREAK IN ICE' -MAC
    172 3 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. i Harold Macmillan, the Prime Minister, yesterday called on Britain to seize the opportunity presented by what might be the first break m the East-West ice jam and "may perhaps prove to be the thaw and the coming of spring." He said
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    Lock icon U.S. support to continue
    86 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mr. Christian Herter, the U.S. Secretary of State, yesterday pledged that the U.S. would give its continued "strong" support to the Central Treaty Organisation formerly the Bagdad Pact. He was addressing the public opening session of the three-day ministerial council meeting of the "northern
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    ADEN STRIKE
    15 3 ADEN, Thurs.— About 5,000 dockers went on strike for an Indefinite period here.
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    Lock icon 'YES' TO BIRTH CONTROL
    179 3 'YES' TO BIRTH CONTROL GENEVA, Thnrs.— A study group of theologians, doctors and students of the World Council of Churches which embraces 173 Anglican, Protestant and Orthodox churches has announced its strong support for family planning with birth control. A report said: 'There appears to be no moral distinction between
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    Lock icon NEW WAY OF PRINTING CHINESE
    71 3 i A^HINGTON. Thurs.— A refugee Chinese ichoUrte He 2* a Spitted Chinese lan*ua f e photo miiii 4ys ca »> provide Inexpensive printed material for mi '»on s of Chinese for the first time m history Chin*! has als worked out a new method of
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      Lock icon 'China aids Arab Reds'
      112 3 UAR-PEKING ROW IS DEVELOPING r»AIRO, Thurs. The weekly newspaper Akher Saa has charged Communist China with "directing and financing" communist parties m Arab countries. The weekly said this was particularly true of Iraq. It reported that Peking had sent 200,000 dinars m Gold bullion" to the
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      16 3 SAIGON, The Rotary Club has collected A/$43,000 for the relief of flood victims m Formosa.- U.P.I.
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      24 3 NEW YORK.— The U.S. delegation yesterday endorsed the Soviet Union's suggestion of a United Nations-sponsored conference to exchange experience m other space exploration. Reuter
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      59 3 PNOM PENH. Prince Vorodom Sihanouk, Prime Minister of Cambodia, is prepared to "accept definite exile outside the kingdom" if a referendum shows his people favour two alleged rebel leaders instead of him, it was announced here yes. terday. ■X -1- -4. ROME. Singer Mario Lanza, who died yesterday, had only
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      20 3 MIAMI BEACH. The 1960 Miss Universe contest will be held here next July instead of at Long Beach, California. Reuter
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      20 3 LONDON.— Princess Alexandra of Kent returned here by air last night from her tour of Australia and SouthEast Asia. Reuter
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      31 3 PNOM PENH. Cambodia has referred to the International Justice Court at The Hague a dispute between her and Thailand over a borderterritory temple which claims is "occupied" by her neighbour.- Reuter
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      24 3 COLOMBO.— The Government will present Bill for the reintroduction >f capital punishment m the next session of Parliament beginning: I on Oct. 27.- Reuter
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    Lock icon CHANGE IN TIBET CALL
    124 3 CHANGE IN TIBET CALL NEW YORK, Thurs. Delegations of Malaya and Ireland yesterday again revised their resolutions on the Tibet question, which the Steering Committee is due to consider on Friday as a possible item for the General Assembly's agenda. A new draft circulated among delegations, dropped an earlier call
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    Lock icon U.S. atomic expert to tour Russia
    90 3 U.S. atomic expert to tour Russia WASHINGTON, Thurs.— Mr. John McCone, chairman of the U.S. atomic energy commission, announced yesterday that he would leave today on a ten-day tour of atomic energy installations m the Soviet Union. An announcement said that Professor Vasily Emelyanov, his Soviet counterpart, would make a
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    KLM honour for British pilot
    52 3 KLM honour for British pilot LONDON, Thurs. The world's oldest airline, KLM, yesterday celebrated its 40th. anniversary by honouring the pilot who flew its first plane from London. He is Mr. Jerry Shaw, 67, who was presented with the KLM Silver Medal by Mr. William Kermer, general manager for KLM
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    29 3 BONN. The defence committee of the Bundestag (Lower House) has unanimously decided to equip the West German armed forces with the U.S Hawk anti-aircraft missile.- Reuter
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    SHE MAKES RAF HISTORY
    447 4 First woman to aid m dog display pOR the first time m Royal Air Force history a woman has taken part m a demonstration of anticriminal work by RAF police dogs. The occasion was the Malaya and Singapore area police dog trials of the Far East
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    FORCES NEW FROM BRITAIN
    398 4 "I INOFFICIAL HISTORY" by Field Marshal Slim, just published (Cassell 21s has a collection of tales about "the little battles and unimportant skirmishes." The reader first sees Slim as a subaltern m the Mesopotamia of the 1914-1918 war leading his men into the lesser action of
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    RECORD ROUND-UP
    310 4  -  Jonathan Russell by DAME EDITH SITWELL. 72, can temper her poetic talents with a fiery outburst. At her most imperious during a recital at the Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh, she caused a member of the audience to complain. "Speak up, we can't hear you," came the protest from the
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    The MUSIC QUIZ
    96 4 ONLY two people guessed the correct answer to last week's quiz. Each will receive one Philips EP record. They are Md. Khalid bin Ahmad, c/o 56, Chin Swee Road, Singapore, 3, and Lim Hock Kirn, 66. Koon Seng Road, Singapore, 15. The mystery personality was tenor Luis
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    Lock icon PRIVY COUNCIL SAYS 'NO' IN STORE CASE
    128 5 PRIVY COUNCIL SAYS 'NO' IN STORE CASE Clearest possible lottery 9 [LONDON, Thursday. fglfflOn hy Lee Yang Hee tor special leave to appeal against his nktmii m Singapore m October. 1956. of assisting m the carry- public lottery -the "characters" lottery was yesterday ,he Judicial Committee of the Privy Council
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    Lock icon Angel of Hell man cannot make appeal
    52 5 Angel of Hell man cannot make appeal I of the re- rrom Lam m .i Kong to the his m :mg for fosterI Choi, who is I f death, told Lt there was I nental demediately foster"l am an Angel of m Ife, Lord w d there that Choi a
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    Paper from corn
    17 5 I near Tel -ng ahead use corn --.cultural paper believed to nerclal use paper
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    $460 robbery
    13 5 I thugs m a farm--30. of Neo Urn Road, of $460
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      286 5 RED CROSS DEPENDS ON THIS PREMIERE A WORTHY cause which deserves all the support Singapore women can give it is the Red Cross Society. Each year a small group of women strive to raise funds to meet the society's expenses. This year the society is holding a charity
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      11 5 ■*"> r«MOUS SINCE 1899 c o<» QUALITY o^' »00l TUMIT W^| LTD.
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      191 5 I your COLD I STORAGE Scotch |4 X Fresh Herrings ">. .62 h y Sirloin with bone ib 2.05 i Swonson's 4| Chicken Wings P w. 2.00 J I Danish p Camembert Cheese ox. box 2.10 J |S Magnolia |1 Yoghourt (Non f«ti s 0 .70 9 Plumrose C L
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      361 5 Singapore tomorrow from tary. Mr Cyril A Pinto Jakarta. He will call on the treasurer." Mr Soon S £S!T v^ Im H ter Mr S*^ asst treaSSr Mr° Kuan Yew, during his stay Lee Kirn Chin here. Denis Warner, will be v^"^ ***** today at the amonp; a panel of
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      39 5 t£d^^^*^^^m*m^^^^^^^^^^^ujmt»~**i^mjw^^^T HVi'iTfi ii a BORN today, you have been given by the stars outstanding characteristics which, if used to their utmost, will brin» you exceptional success. You have a veritable genius for doing a painstaking job. and once you
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      490 5 have set out to do something, it is a foregone conclusion that it will be executed with perfection. Sincere and candid m your opinions, you are sometimes too frank and outspoken. You can be tactful when you wish, but you would rather call a spade a spade and be done
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    RUSSIA'S PLAN FOR CONQUEST OF SPACE
    626 6 RUSSIA'S PLAN FOR CONQUEST OF SPACE Manned trip to Moon scheduled for 1963 By ROBERT MUSEL gRITISH scientists have said the Russian round-the-moon rocket is part of an eight-stage master plan for the conquest of sp;ict'. It appeared the Russian scientists were half way through their two-year-old programme with their
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    Lock icon 'COSTLY NOT TO INVEST IN INDIA'
    132 6 MR. G. L. Mehta. chairman of the Industrial Credit, and Investment Corporation of India, told prospective foreign investors In his address at the annual Far East Conference at Washington not to worry about "the socialistic pattern of society' to which the Indian Government is
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    Lock icon China cannot afford to put pressure on India
    287 6 r pHE Daily Telegraph of London has claimed that China was m an advan- tageous position m her territorial dispute with India, but believed that China would refrain from putting pressure on India to the extent that the latter would seek alignment
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    Lock icon RED CHINA SNUB FOR INDIA ENVOY
    145 6 RED CHINA SNUB FOR INDIA ENVOY THE Indian Ambassador to Communist China has been unable to gain an audience with China's Premier Chou En-lai, the Indian Government has said. Deputy Minister of External Affairs, Mrs. Lakshmi Menon, said that whenever the Indian envoy m Peking called to see Chou, he
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    Lock icon An almost impossible task for U.N. team
    473 6 An almost impossible task for U.N. team THE United Nations investigating commission m Laos is having understandable difficulty i documenting: the Laotian charges of aggression against Communist North Vietnam. Part of the difficulty is geographical, part j is the nature of the people involved, and part must lie m the
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    168 6 PROBLEM OF KOREANS ON SAKHALIN SOUTH KOREAN ambassador You Chan Yang, commenting In New York on his government's demand that the Soviets repatriate 40,000 Koreans from Sakhalin Island, said he hoped that the United BtaUs would raise the matter m the General Assembly. The Seoul Government has urged the International
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    17 6 LONDON, Thurs. Queen Elizabeth has decided that November 8 shall be observed as "Remembrance Sunday." Reuter
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      418 6 CLUES ACROSS 5 Break into places a small INo strict cad disagrees with PPci c^ c ot to start with one (11). <"). 8 Never got spliced! (5). ■v ll may be aeen In dlsln--9 Dig one's heels into the terested people (3). donkey: he wasn't having 7 Snake of
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    Corporal saves drowning boy
    93 7 Corporal saves drowning boy routine duty 1 1- !^on for Corporal ■omes from I a ii Estate. LeiI c Station He \y Gan IsI nan Ocean I y change o: B I i^me ti.e alarm: a m difflculI beivMß I strong ..:d the I pt along I om the to
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    New game policy
    26 7 I -The I ior .ye any Federation soon to '.;nis..rces. >aid yesterJovernment adopt the .ne en kdej Game four with the ne Departbmitted
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    328 7 T "graces are a *,tk plomats family lth a difference. v^ w -ani Degrace, the Consul to |JJ* hi s wife beMr. Degrace. «»Nb m V ravelled "ten*<K* .V° learn mucll tn^y <*n of other coun- trwllin I,,^^ them how other •arts of h
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    DO AWAY WITH PASSPORTS —REPORT BEING STUDIED
    380 7 fHE Singapore airport facilitation committee is studying a report by the International Air Transport Association's Facilitation Advisory Group to do away with passports for travelling. The report says air travellers should be allowed to fly the globe on an air ticket and a
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    Maugham for Singapore
    72 7 MARSEILLES, Thurs. Somerset Maugham, the British writer, has left here on board the French liner Laos on a "sentimental journey" to the Far East. The 85-year-old writer told reporters: "Before I die I want to see again the places where I lived 35 years ago." A spokesman
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    Boys' Brigade
    31 7 The Singapore battalion of the Boys' Brigade will hold their annual display, entitled "Christian Manliness In the Making", at the Lee Kuo Chuan Auditorium, AngloChinese School, Barker Road, tomorrow.
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    Singapore schools are on the look-out for 'undesirable9 reading matter
    364 7 Singapore schools are on the look-out for 'undesirable 9 reading matter 3CHOOL authorities m Singapore are keeping a close watch on students who may be reading "undesirable" books and comics. Strict measures are being taken. Any student caught reading such material would be sent to "detention" classes and the books
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    Fish dealer's car on fire
    41 7 A car driven by Mr. Tan Ah Kow caught fire while being driven along Serangoon Road towards MacPherson Market this morning. Carrying nsh to the market, the car was badly damaged before a nre engine arrived.
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    LOYALTY DOES NOT REQUIRE LA VISH SPENDING
    243 7 LOYALTY DOES NOT REQUIRE LA VISH SPENDING npHE four Chambers of Commerce m Singapore will not spend money lavishly or unnecessarily during the celebrations on National Loyalty Week. The National Loyalty Week from Nov. 29 to Dec. 5 is sponsored by the Ministry of Culture to celebrate the installation of
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    Lock icon Brownie the kitten cried all night
    233 7 Brownie the kitten cried all night A BROWN kitten was rescued yesterday morning after being trapped for 12 hours m a lift well at the Bank of China building. The kitten was believed to have wormed its way to the bottom through a tiny opening the previous night. It was
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    Dealers' dinner
    33 7 Fraser Neave end Malayan Breweries Ltd. will hold a joint annual dinner for their dealers at the F N Sports Pavilion m River Valley Road on Oct. 16 at 7.30 pjn.
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    SCHOOL SURVEY PLANS TAKE SHAPE
    190 7 SCHOOL SURVEY PLANS TAKE SHAPE THE Ministry of Education and the Singapore Teachers' Training College plan to undertake an island-wide survey on the rate of comprehension among primary pupils this year. Test surveys on reading and comprehension had been completed on Englishmedium and Chinese-me-dium primary pupils numbering 400 m each
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      164 7 INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Gimson School for Boys at Clemcnti Road 7.30 p.m. SINGAPORE RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY: Weekly concert at Monk's Hill School. Winstedt Road 8 p.m. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: life model drawing dais at Cultural Centre from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): Malay—
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      41 7 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 2.14 p.m. TOMORROW: 3.56 a.m. and 3.04 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.24 ajn. and 4.11 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.18 a.m. and 5.54 p.m. MONDAY: 8.29 aan. and 7.45 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.13 aan. and 8.52 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.46 a.m. and 9.42 pjn.
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      A HANDSOME BOUQUET
      69 8 THE Vanda Oriole. This hybrid was made by that great orchid breeder Mr. John Laycock, and the seeds were raised at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. It is a handsome brown and cream flower and is sweetly scented m the morning. Orchids such as those illustrated on this
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      A FEW HINTS FOR ORCHID CULTURE
      557 8  -  KHOO KAY ANN By IT IS commonly thought that orchids are exotic plants only available to the very rich. This is not so; they can be grown just as easily as other plants. Their requirements are just the same. They want food, water, light,
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      Merit award winner
      47 8 THE Dendrobium Lady Fayc, variety Donald Jackson which was given an award of merit recently by the Malayan Orchid Society. It is a Phaelonopsis type with lovely dark red and very large flowers. It was raised as a seedling by Mr. Jackson, of Johore.
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      See that extra something
      296 8  - See that extra something ALAN YANG By Free Press Reporter ■pHE Malayan Orchid Show this year *gl have that extra something which w gjJ it colour and pomp. The $20,000 show is being held mder tJ auspices of the Malayan Orchid Society A short speech tomorrow night by the sol
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      UICK GROWTH FOR PLANTS
      144 9 UICK GROWTH FOR PLANTS L remarkable plant food lanf growth has Nhown plant ',1 fIvPOIH'V rowth comes to n soil, sand, or rood includes all Is, which are and instantly tely available part of the foliage, fruit sure results rden flowers, and trees have made it one of the most
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      A PRIZE WINNING IDEA
      71 9 A PRIZE WINNING IDEA A PRIZE-WIN-NING idea for displaying orchids m the home is provided by a floral arrange* ment of light green lotus and pink carnations created by Mrs. L Brightman. Mrs. Brightman won third prize with this entry at a Singapore flower 6how held at the Happy World
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      A thing of beauty for the beginners
      55 9 A thing of beauty for the beginners 0 THE long-stemmed Dendrobiums, which thrive even m tiny pots. Because they need very little space and cost so little as seedlings, Dendrobiums are probably the best orchid for beginners m Singapore and the Federation. The flowers of this plant are long-lasting, and
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    24 10 LONDON, Thurs. French Biege. will not run m the Cesarewitch on October 14 unless there is heavy rain to ease the going.- Reuter
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    Badminton talent in our schools
    444 10  -  FRANCIS BOEY HIGH STANDARD OF PL A V IN FINALS By I AST night's Singapore schoolboys and schoolgirls badminton finals brought to light some very promising players potential champions and State representatives. The youngsters who played well were Chan Kheng Guan, Yeoh Kwang Huat, (Victoria
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    Senior Inter-club' results
    140 10 RESULTS of the Singapore Badminton Association's j senior inter-club matches last night were: Playfalr beat Tudor 5-0 Playfair players first. SINGLES: Ismail Ibrahim beat Lim Yew Hock 15^3. 15-3: Omar Manap beat Salim 15-6. 15-0: Omar Ibrahim beat Bob Lee 15-1. 15-1. DOUBLES: Ismail Ibrahim and Fong
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    STARTLING RUGBY 'EXPOSURE'
    449 10 STARTLING RUGBY 'EXPOSURE' LONDON, Thursday. ONE of Britain's cherished sporting traditions the belief that William Webb Ellis invented rugby football was shattered yesterday by sports editor Jim Manning of the Sunday Dispatch, who claims the story is "a disreputable fake." Ellis, according to all histories of the game, and according
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    Lock icon BIG N.Z. RUGBY PROTEST
    111 10 BIG N.Z. RUGBY PROTEST WELLINGTON, Thurs. A nation-wide petition of protest against the New Zealand Rugby Union's decision to exclude players of Maori descent from the All-Blacks team to tour South Africa next year is being launched this week. This was announced here by Mr. Relland Oregan, chairman of the
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    33 10 LOS ANGELES. Thurs.—Negotiations for a return fight between Jose Becerra (Mexico), world bantamweight boxing champion, and former title-holder Alphonse Halimi (France) have broken down, matchmaker George Parnassus said last night. Reuter
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    SOCKALINGAM SCORES 8 GOALS FOR VARSITY
    278 10 S. SOCKALINGAM of the University of Malaya strengthened his claim for a place m the state side when he scored eight of the 11 goals for the Varsity m yesterday's SHA division one match at Bukit Timah. The University of Malaya were far superior
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    AAU v POLICE BADMINTON
    43 10 The Singapore Amateur Athletic Union will play a friendly badminton match against the Police Sports Association at the A.A.U. courts on Saturday at 7 p.m. Players, reserves and supporters are requested to be at the courts before 6.45 p.m.
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    J.B. UNITED WIN
    33 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. R.A-F. Changi beat Johore Bahru nnited by 19 points to 13 In a rugger match here yesterday. In another match, Johore Services beat R.A.P. Changi "B" 20-0.
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    PIRIE BEATS TOP CLAS INTERNATIONAL FIELD
    374 10 LONDON WHAT a character is the incredible Gordon Pirie! Such was the three miles of the London- Stockholm match at Loi City m a top class International field that he looked qur J ning the 5,000 metres at the Rome Olympic Games ne> hearted
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    Rahim Omar wi match for SAFA
    167 10 Rahim Omar wi match for SAFA SAFA President's XI had only < the team against RAF Scletai I friendly match at the Jalan Bes I man was Singapore's Rahim On I old dash and vigour, he success I XI to a 4-2 victory over R.A.F I a hattrick. It was
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      23 10 TODAYS VPOIM HOCKEY: SHA Div. One S.R.C. v V.M.SA, padang. Interschool Queenstown v Tanjong Katong, Queenstown. GOLF: Trimmer Cup qualifying round, Keppei Club.
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    WEE WONDER BEST BET
    523 11 I ALLAN LEWIS I marks your programme L— 1 i ill is j BEST Here are today's best bets by ALLAN LEWIS*. Wee Wonder (Race 5), Esther's Pet (Race 3) and Strong and Free r Race 7). Best outsiders: Fleet- I muster (Race 5). Rapid j
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    PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
    971 11 RACE 1-2.45: CLASS 5, DIV. 2-8£ FURS. I. ***** HAMLET 4yr. beg (W. Tan) Allan 900 <2> Leonr i ins vsssr^. "ssr s» s&S Martin jg 5 1 Sr 4. ***** MAGIC NOTE Byr. chnzg (Up s Stablej'AUanV"""^""; 'JlO (5 Ward 5. ***** CHA CHA CHA
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    THESE HORSES LIKE SOFT GOING
    101 11 THESE HORSES LIKE SOFT GOING The following horses have been placed m the first four on soft or hea\ tracks: RACE ONE: Pleasant Dream. Talent, Magic Note. Cha Cha Cha, Nur Jahan. The Whistler. RACE TWO: Pack Of Gold. RACE THREE: Esthers Pet, Slipper Prince, Remembrance. RACE FOUR: Princely Gift.
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    Yesterday's U.K. soccer
    88 11 ONDON.— Results of yesLd terday's football matches were League Three: Barnsley 1, Southampton 0; Bournemouth 2, York City 0; Swlndon Town 0, Accrington 1; Wrexham 4. Bradford City 3. League Four: Aldershot i. Doncaster Rovers 1; Exeter 2. Crewe Alexandra 4; Bradford 3. Crystal Palace 1; Darlington
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    112 11 ONDON. Thurs. There mj were 29 acceptors for the Cesarewitch Btakes. to be run over two miles and a quarter at Newmarket on Wednesday. October 14, at today's second acceptance stage. They are with weights: Predominate 9.5, Induna 9.2. Sandtacre and Rally 9.0, Bali Hal 8.12.
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    22 11 LONDON. Thurs. Results of the only Rugby league match played m Britain last night: Leigh 18 Australian tourists 17.- Reuter
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    275 11 I I THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL HANYANG NAKFANG ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP POINTER CALL BOY L.M.Y. KWEE LOB MA YCLOONO C 5_. C ENTERTAINER CHA CHA CHA CHA CHA CHA PLEASANT DREAM CHA CHA CHA MR JAHAN MAGIC NOTE i af-ar
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    Lock icon Charoen wins easily to enter third round
    244 11 Charoen wins easily to enter third round BOMBAY, Thurs.Charoen Wattanasin, Thailand's All-Malay-an champion, and topseeded for the singles, outplayed Ramesh Chadha, a local college student, to win 15-6, 15-2 and enter the third of the Western Indian badminton championships here last night. Later he and his compatriot, Kamol Sutvanit, overwhelmed
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    HOME RECORDS OF NEW ARRIVALS IN MALAYA
    925 12 By RACEFAN 4MONG the new batch of horses recently registered with the S.R.A. are several with impressive home records. If Bobs, a 3-year-old ch.ir.g. by Robert Barker Flashgirl, newly registered by the SRA m Class 2, can live down his English reputation of
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    197 horses entered for S'pore Gold Cup meet
    905 12 A TOTAL of 197 horses, 96 from Class 1 and 101 Class 2, have entered for the Singapore Turf Club Gold Cup meeting on Oct. 17, 21 and 25. There will be eight races on each day. The first race on each
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    TRACK FORM OF ALL THE RUNNERS
    945 12 TRACK FORM OF ALL THE RUNNERS RACE ONE CL. 5 DIV. «HF. HAMLET: 4- 10-59— Scratched from Div. 2— 7F engagement. PLEASANT DREAM: 1-10-59 —Was going better than Cha Cha Cha over 3F In 41 3 5; 4-10--59—Seventh m Div. 2— 7F race. TALENT: 4-10-59— Last of twelve runners m
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