The Singapore Free Press, 16 October 1959

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    14 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS fa* No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Singapore film star returns
    18 1 Singapore film star returns Shaw's Malay film actress. M1 Zai rt r XM ed by° CPA so wonderful."
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    Lock icon PLEDGE to VILLAGE
    78 1 Action follows meeting in coffee-shop picture. PAP Assemblyman for Jalan Besar, Mr. Chan Chee Seng (extreme right), listens intently to Mr. Lim Boon Teck, secretary-general of the Kallang Basin Villagers' Help Association at their meeting in a coffeeshop. Others in the picture include Mr. Wong Sin Choon
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    'Police will guard you from thug vengeance'
    301 1 yiLLAGERS in the Kallang Basin area of Singapore were assured yesterday that they would be given every possible protection against gangster vengeance. Last night police patrols were stepped up. The immediate action followed a meeting yesterday afternoon between a village leader and an
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    Lock icon Woman hurt in 4 a.m. car crash
    70 1 Woman hurt in 4 a.m. car crash A WOMAN, Low Koon Eng, 26, was brought unconscious to the Singapore General Hospital this morning after being involved in a car crash. She was driving along Dunearn Road towards Bukit Panjang at 4.20 a.m. when the car crashed into a monsoon drain.
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    Lock icon NEW PLOT TO KILL KASSEM
    63 1 DAMASCUS, Fri.— Bagdad Radio last night announced the discovery of a new plot to kill Major General Abdul Karim Kassem. Iraqi Prime Minister, while he was in hospital. The Prime Minister has been in hospital in Bagdad since he was wounded in an assassination attempt
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    K.L. FOUNDER'S HOME FOUND
    55 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The original red-tiled floor of Yap Ah Loy's plank house in Market Street has been discovered by tractors working on the Mercantile Bank's new office. Yap Ah Loy was the original founder of Kuala Lumpur, and in the late 19th century had a
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    Nobel award
    25 1 STOCKHOLM, Fri. Professors Severo Ochoa and Arthur Kornberg, both of the United States, were yesterday awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine for 1959.-
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    Shots fired
    19 1 PARIS, Fri. Shots were fired at Senator M. Francois Mitterand as he was driving through Paris yesterday.
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    PREVIEW OF NEW CARS
    84 1 MOTORISTS everywhere regard the London Motor Show as an outstanding event. New models are displayed and future trends in car design revealed. Malayan motorists cannot see for themselves what the show has to offer, so The Free Press is bringing the show to them. A special
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    PREMIER ASSURES COUNCIL WORKERS
    170 1 PREMIER ASSURES COUNCIL WORKERS 'Need entertain no fear for future of Provident Fund 9 rpHE PRIME MINISTER, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has A assured members of the Singapore City Council staff that they "need entertain no fear for the future of their provident fund." This assurance was conveyed to the
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    RUBBER RISES ONE CENT
    31 1 November first grade rubber buyers f .o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at $1.01! j a lb., up one cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon 'Saucer' over town: Trail of steam
    67 1 'Saucer' over town: Trail of steam rNDIL, ARGENTINA. Fri. Thousands of people in the town of Tandil, about 185 miles south of Buenos Aires. spent yesterday in the streets watching a "flying saucer" hovering over nearby hills. An aircraft pilot, sent to investigate, said the object was round. apparently made
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    S'pore race scratchings
    157 1 STOP PRESS 1U 1 1 I I i C ouag Steam On. :>5, GoJd Cup— II M. No HtMcMai I, 3 30. 1— •Ik r J bought. DreamloaUc II 00 Cl. 2, I) BARRIER POSITIONS Barrier positions in order o! handicap*. Race 1: 12. 3. 10. 13.
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      27 1 Allan Lewis sums up Bukit Timah chances Page 9 Weekend bargains Page 7 Feminascope Page 8 Cartoons Page 3 Your lucky star Page 3 Bridge Page 3
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      23 1 DIPLOMAT CASUAL WEAR SHIRTS KNITTED WEAR /^r^v PYJAMA SUITS f r>^k HANDKERCHIEFS •'^SINGLETS NECKTIES SHORTS /\U. BRIEFS I _______*___#j__l^ >l^__ S^^^^SJ-a-HP^ i-_____________________i^_____ii^___^iß I
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    Lock icon No break in U.S. steel stalemate
    278 2 WASHINGTON, Fri*— The steel strike stalemate continues. Informed sources said there appeared to be no significant break, despite the mediation efforts of a Government fact finding Board under Mr. George Q. Taylor. The Board concluded its formal hearings yesterday with little hope for achieving
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    Lock icon MINES TO CLOSE
    137 2 MINES TO CLOSE LONDON. Fri.— One quarter of Britain's 798 nationalised coal mines will be closed down in the next five years, it was announced yesterday by the National Coal Board. More than 60.000 miners face dismissal or drastic job-switching. Total labour force will be cut from the present 650.000
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    TWO MINES TO MERGE?
    42 2 LONDON. Fri. Gopeng Consolidated and Kinta Tin Mines, are proposing to amalgamate. Terms recommended by the boards are that Gopeng should offer Kinta shareholders nine Gopeng units of 3s. 6d. for every five shares of 2s. in Kinta.
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    Calcutta strike
    22 2 CALCUTTA. Fri. Seamen belonging to the independent National Union of Seamen of India began a 24-hour token strike here yesterday.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    279 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying: alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Bintang 1/2. Sum pi tan 3. Mersey Lloyd 4,5. Kwangtung 6A, Diomed 6/7, Arima Maru 8/9, Cresco 10/11, Euryalus 13/14, Chakrata 15/16, City of Colombo 18, Ryusho Maru 19. Benveg N.Wall 2. Auby N.Wall 4.
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    William Jacks convention
    37 2 More than 200 delegates from Singapore and the Federation attended the eleventh annual convention of Philips radio dealers organised by William Jacks and Co. (Malaya) Ltd., at the Cultural Centre in Singapore this morning.
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    45 2 HONG KONG, Thursday Previous Toda3 HK$ HK$ H. S. Banking Corporation $990 $995 £$992.50 Union Ins. Canton <fcBB $88 &$9O Wheelock Marden $6.45 $6.45 H'Kong 'phone $30.75 $305( Dairy Farm Cold Storage $20.80 $20 5( &$20.60 &$20.70 raikoo Docks $35.25 $35.5( MUM
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    LONDON MART ACTIVE
    38 2 LONDON. Fri. Anothei ictive session was experienced on the London Stock Exchange yesterday with twovay business bringing erratic novements in prices. Steel shares moved erratic Uly but finished mainly higher. Several leading stock; closed higher.
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    STOCKPILE RUBBER GOES ON SALE IN U.S. TODAY
    277 2 STOCKPILE RUBBER GOES ON SALE IN U.S. TODAY NEW YORK, Friday. THE United States General Services Administration starts selling rubber from the national strategic materials stockpile today. Traders here said the GSA probably did not know yet how much rubber would be sold in the first week. Trade estimates were
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    INDONESIAN HARBOURS CONTRACT
    275 2 Business briefs JAKARTA, Fri. The InJ donesian Government has signed a contract with the Engineering Bureau of California for a survey and preliminary plans for the expansion of 14 Indonesian harbours. It was announced by the Ministry for Sea Communications. The contract. for U.5.575.000 »M5225.000) will be
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    Lock icon Japan's pledge
    27 2 TOKYO. Fri. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. was assured on Wednesday of active Japanese Government co-operation in the development of his country's industries.- UPI.
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    Lock icon Asian aid plan not enough
    85 2 Asian aid plan not enough f ONDON, Fri. Technical assistance programmes for the underdeveloped countries of South and South-East Asia are falling short of requirements, a Colombo Plan report said yesterday. Prepared by the Council of Technical Co-operation in South and South -East Asia, the report blamed "lack of the
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    HOW AUSSIES CAN HELP
    52 2 SYDNEY. Fri.— Australia could really help India by granting long-term loans— repayable in Indian currency—as America is doing.. Saying this here yesterday, the vice chancellor of Delhi University. Dr. V. K. Rao. added that Australia •'could also help erect and staff technology institutes with skilled craftsmen
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    TYPHOON
    17 2 TAIPEH. Fri. Typhoon Charlotte by -passed Formasa yesterday and veered towards Miyako. Jlma and the Ryukyus.
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    Reserve stead
    19 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Indonesia's gold and foreign exchange reserve ratio remained steady during the week ending Oct. 7.
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    689 2 I NOTE: All prices below are middle pri< SINGAPORE. Thursday. INDUSTRIALS Pnviiis Tilay Alex EricKs Pret 1.75 1.70 Ords. !2.35 2.20 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers B.B. Petrol 48 49 B.M. Trustee. b..5 5.25 Con Tin Smelt Pref. 29 19/- Ords. 38 6 39 Federal Dispensary 1.C3 1.06
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      63 2 NOTE: are middh i RUBBER No t I f Europe* parts Oct Nov RUBBER N. Spot r.UBBER No Settlement Terms n> Dec TONE S «>EPPER: Wl Sarawak C.i I Euroj-. parts 0 RERPER: Blao Sarawak Si C.i f Eirop ports Oct N Abo- TIN First Bibbs* Three
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      New York Prices
      36 2 hi TIN Str.' TIN tutu'. Contract 0. Dec TONE Steady s* RUBBER r Nov. Jan TONE Firm SALES 6', I No. 1 RSS landed pnci COFFEE: F.it ret Contract On i Above pr;
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      Dow Jones Averages
      20 2 NE* VBI 1 30 IrwJuitr.alt I 10 Railroads 40 Domestic i ond« 15 Utilities 65 Stocks CompcAvtragts
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      U.S. Pepper
      12 2 1 I quoted. ring rele; H Octoc Above pricas quotf
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      63 2 BW i: Prevt«M 1 COPRA Philippmw c.i.i. U I European ports delivered wt par long ton Oct COPRA. Strait? I U.K. North ropoan PMtJ dd vorod lon« ton Of Not COCONUT OIL erttd* Straits c < ropean per bulk per Oct COCONUT OIL crutfe Ceylon c> t
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      306 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE 6c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Colls Southampton for passengers. S'pore P. StiM Penang HESSENSTEIN (LLOYO) 12/14 Oct 15/18 Oct 16 17 Oet BRAUNSCHWEIG (HAPAG) 22/24 Oct 25 26 Oct 26 27 Oct SCHWABENSTEIN (LLOYO) 30 Oct 1 Niv HAMBURG (HAPAG) 1/11
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    FILM-GOING BY ORDER?
    368 3 tfeans of education, says university lecturer 'People should be compelled to see Malay-language pictures' J)R MOHAMED ZAKI BADAWI, a lecturer in Malay studies at the University of Malaya, said last night that, to interest people in Malay, they should be compelled to see local films produced only
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    Did Errol have a premonition before he died?
    255 3 Did Errol have a premonition before he died? HOLLYWOOD, Friday. ,i be suspected he did not have long m rro i rivnn spoke of his life in the past !u cheerily admitted to being a I and would change nothing if he had month ago the graying md moon-faced, said:
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    'GODDESS' JACKIE SAILING TO JAPAN
    120 3 'GODDESS' JACKIE SAILING TO JAPAN An excited "Goddess of Love," Jackie Goddard, 16, left Singapure yesterday on the Tjiwangi. She is bound for Japan on a holiday trip she won three months ago. Among places Jackie will visit are Hong Kong. Yokohama, Osaka, Tokyo and Kobe. She takes with her
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      190 3 |th7min s shqTj 86 HfGH ST., SINGAPORE. TEL: 22C56 TOPS IN GENT'S WEAR H SINCE 1815 THE SWISS WATCH i^T^^^^ FOR ALL CLIMATES T GENEVE \J/ |r^j£ favreleUba watch co High Fidelity -A- Superb reproduction M,J Unbreakable Plastic Casings. ir Low prices. Get Yours Today? A/cde! 6TP ?C6 l Agents:
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      177 3 ■^^^^^^*^^*^^^*^^^^^^^^^^N«wfl^w^WpHßSflMi HLsJmm! Rbt^dlsß BORN today, you are one of those generous, sympathetic souls who amole through life, having a pleasant time and not seeming to care too much whether or not you set the world on fire. You are a great reader and probably will have some talent in the
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      64 3 sure. Look carefully before leaping into marriage. To find what the stars have in store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. TOMORROW LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) Handle financial matters which involve the interests of others. Guard
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      236 3 go smoothly now if you do your full share to keep the peace everywhere SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 22) Best for you to let down tensions this weekend. You've had a busy time lately. Now have some lun. CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan 20) Finish early any work that must be done today,
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    PICK of the PAPER-BACKS
    444 4 re MAKY DEARt. ita.amond Innes, Fontana Books, $1.25. The mysteriously abandoned Mary Deare drifted to her doom and brings to mind man's constant battle with the sea. These are the basic ingredients, but the author has done wonders to weave them into a first class thriller.
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    NOW WIN the BOOK
    224 4 WHAT is a Russian blue? None of our readers knew me answer U> this question in last week's general knowledge quix. It is a cat. Most readers said the initials M.C.C.C. stood for Malayan Chinese viiamber of Commerce, •ve'll let that pass, although the answer we
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    BY THE WAY
    123 4  -  Bechcomber *gdfg» A FUR COAT of blue and gold on show in Calcutta may be the one left behind by an Abominable Showman during the filming of "Barchester Towers" in the Himalayas. But it may also be the pelt of the extinct Vumbi, a gigantic bear-like creature
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    Lock icon DIPLOMATS MEET NEAR THE ANCIENT TEMPLES
    817 4  - DIPLOMATS MEET NEAR THE ANCIENT TEMPLES S. M. KISMADI BY DELEGATES to the 1959 Colombo Plan conference in Jogjakarta will be greeted by memories of the past. This look into the past will begin even before the delegates arrive. Planes bringing them to "Jogja" as the city is often called
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    Stakes ivere 16 slave girls against kingdom
    251 4 The Book of the Week LITTLE GHOSTS. Ethel Anderson. Angus Robertson, 17s. 6d. T^HIS collection of Ethel AnderA son's Indian storfes calls back to life a world that has passed away. Against the richly coloured background of Indian life, ranging in time from
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      686 4 Joy Forever a MATCHING p a ENGAGEMENT WEDDING KINGS in GOLD, WHITE GOLD PLATINUM. P.H. HENDRY j Jewellers A Silversmiths, B 78. North Bridge Rd.. S'pore KuU Lonpvr. g CLASSIFIED ADS. tAT TOUR SERVICE Words $2 (Mut.)— Box SO ets. sxtrm TOP QUALITY COLOUR Print from Transparency. Telephone 'Life' *****
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      290 4 Iff you have a radio Tm [HK^3H^l D 11 11 Ul l PLAYER PC3 AT LAST-a high fidelity recc rd p £ywa 'down-to-earth' pnee-and porta e too; Plays ali 4 speeds and all sizes of record*, Featherweight pickup head ecuippe^ with dual sapphire stylii. Async! onous motor with friction drive—
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      525 4 TODAY'S CROSSWORD I I I I I I I I I CLUES ACROSS 4 The quality of the miser is 1 Go rearing around for a form close by (4). of chant (9). 5 No house in this is detached 5 This was Dulce Domum <3>. (7). J What does
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    No water areas
    35 5 Water is being cut off today along Dunlop Street and the backlane of Dickson Road— between Jalan Besar and Clive StreeC-in Singapore until 6 P-m. for pipe work to be carried out^
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    74-ton pipeline will be drawn into the sea
    199 5 74-ton pipeline will be drawn into the sea WORK on the 1,000 yards pipeline to be drawn under the sea at Caltex terminal at Tanjong Penjuru, Singapore is expected to be completed early next week. The final stage of the operation will begin on Monday. Weighing 74 tons, the entire
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    Malayan tyre project
    114 5 ITUALA LUMPUR Thurs. Several applications for pioneer status for a Malayan tyre factory are now being considered by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. A spokesman for the Ministry confirmed this yesterday He refused to comment further. Still waiting The sponsors of one of the tyre projects,
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    HELP US, THE TAXI MEN MAKE A PLEA
    272 5 HELP US, THE TAXI MEN MAKE A PLEA gINGAPORE taxi-drivers have asked the Government to help them. They want to beat the "increasing interference" of pirate operators who do them out i i of fares. Unfair competition from the "pirates," say the registered drivers, is affecting their income. On top
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    Only one massage parlour approved
    131 5 rkNLY one massage parlour has been registered in' Singapore since the new Massage Establishment Ordinance came into force on Sept. 19. The Director of Social Welfare, Mr. W. S. Woon, who is also the licensing officer, told the Free Press yesterday that 23 applications had
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    HIS SPECIALTYPHOTOS OF PEOPLE
    174 5 HIS SPECIALTYPHOTOS OF PEOPLE MR. K. Huang, 44, a secondhand car dealer who took up photography as a hobby will present his first exhibition today at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Entitled "Our Peoples* Life," it features 200 photographs of Singapore and the Federation. Mr. Huang, a local born Chinese, took
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    Malaya invited to youth meet
    61 5 Twenty Asian countries, including Malaya, have been invited to the second Asian Youth Hostels Conference to be held in New Delhi at the end of November. The conference which will be mainly devoted to the question of developing initiative arid fellow feeling among the Asian
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      185 5 fIpAMER "K^ 1 l SmM f J fj oar of the wmM'i Wk—t u desif a«d wlefcM. 3 gw s COUtfN'T HAVE mm^PACKING jip', .jure to call for -m/^ RICKWOOD &l CO., LTD. Baggage Dept.) ~3apore-6. Tel: *****. 350,000 cube feet. ■3er comfort supervision. fMB** -^a»»ww«i ■B Single Rotary Type
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      204 5 C€P€ft tfc •TLAMONA" Non-Iron jf^| W\ Cotton Quality, Design BrfS Controlled Retoil Price: S'pore/Penong $2.40 p«r yd. A Moleyo $2.90 a«r yi. |> jL/ BUTTERICK V| fc| PATTERN No. 9131 These Fabrics are all Fully Guaranteed; if Tb<s satisfaction is not obtained the cost of both the cloth and the
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      55 5 -TODAY ROWCROFT THEATRE CLI B: Dry Rot" at REME R a KAMALA m CLI'B: Malayalam class 9 ajn. to 11 a.m, 4 P CLOTHING SHOP at St. Andrew's Cathedral, C.W.A. 1100 Sfam^WUw" SSnTcUm: Basketry class 4.J0 p.m. JWCHIAT YOUTH CLUB: Table tennis, flower mak^BN P 6 m i OUTm cTuB:
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      39 5 HICH TIDES TODAY: 10.59 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.01 a.m. and 11. .34 p.m. SUNDAY: 11.26 a<m. MONDAY: 0.09 a.m. and 11.55 a.m. TUESDAY: 0.44 a.m. and 12.21 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1.19 a.m. and 12.51 p.m. THURSDAY: 1.55 a.m. and 1.22 p.m.
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      276 6 STARTING NOVEMBER 4||lAM Fm MM m SYDNEY TO LONDON VIA SINGAPORE EUROPE From November 4. world-famous 8.0.A.C. Comet 4 Jets will be in service on the b.o.a.c- qantas t Kangaroo' Route. This further increase of jet services on the westward route to London gives you a choice of daily jet
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      148 7 HlH DA L and P*"* 1 ■f"^ Fans IcHROFFS I S? Can** Shop HOUO* TS l«*« h rOf I $3 50 P«' heod LINO NIGHTLY j Romv m Lno6 AN- COm M r ,^..,.s .Td: "417 Restauront L p*, LIDO THEATRE. r*!^ Road Singopore-9. L ffW DAYS LIL DISCOUNTS FOR
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      215 7 Orient SEWING MACHINES Also Other Brands Guaranteed for 3 years Available on easy biro purchase terms from $8/- par month. Sole Agents:SHROFFS The Carpet Shop 60/62, Orchard Rd., S'pore Tel: ***** (Old Ordurd Motor Showroom, Sore your because we import direct and sell direct that makes everything cheaper. Watches, Cameras,
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      190 7 _^-_^fl m \\\^m\\\\\mV^Awt^i VANITY Singapore's Best Known Gown Salon. Always on enormous range of Gifts well suited to your pocket. For $5/- end $10/Earring, Sports blouses, Artificial flowers, Belts etc. VANITY 32, Raffles Place. CHEAP SALE Just Received "Vik" And many other American Popular 12" Records, Brand New long playing
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      602 7 THE FREE PRESS BARGAIN PAGE FOR SHOPPERS IS 1 DESIGNED TO HELP YOU WITH YOUR HOUSEHOLD BUDGET. THERE IS NO NEED TO GO TREKKING ALL OVER TOWN ON THE HUNT FOR LOW PRICES YOU WILL FIND THEM HERE ON THIS PAGE. JAVA BATIK SARONGS P MATERIAL is all the rage
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      528 7 features an enormous range of Sifts well suited to your pocket. For between $5/ and $10/- you can purchase beautiful earrings sports blouses, artificial flowers, belts, gloves, "headache" bands and gloves, tf« di *n JJ> Jj> JjJ f "ARGAIN PIANO HIRE for those who want to own 1 the famous
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      147 7 STANLEY ROGERS CUTLERY JUST ARRIVED AVAILABLE AT:— C. K. TANG LTD. 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE -9. TEL: ***** Just Arrived New Shipment of PRINTED GLAZE COTTONS from $1.20 upwards Also Consult Our Ladies' Tailors for your Dresses. BOMBAY SILK PALACE 115, East Coast Road, (Opp. Katong Market) CHEAP SALE Longplaying
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      199 7 NEW SHIPMENT? CHILDREN'S T. SHIRTS All Sixes $0.40 c. STRIPED BATHTOWELS $1.00 DACRON TROUSERS $4.90 BEDCOVERS 60" x 90" $4.90 BEDSHEETS 54" x 90" $2.50 MAIDENFORM, JANTZEN SWIMWEAR Remember LUCK TRADERS LTD. j 17, Orchard Rood, Singopore-9. Tel: ***** FLOOR U POLISHER SZ26 i™/" ii aa u >ingopere $120/Federotion $135/-.
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      245 7 JUST ARRIVED! COTTON REVERSIBLE CARPETS 9 f x 1 2' $48.00 9 f x 6 f $24.00 6 f x 6' $18.00 6 f x 3 f 9.00 SINGH'S 47/49, Stamford Rood, Singapore Td: ***** SPECIAL BARGAIN Will end very Soon! Artificial Flowers made by Binly at $1.00 each. Beautiful
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    Baby queries answered Talking about children
    806 8  -  NURSE MEG BY Fretful babe? You must relax, mother WHAT is YOUR baby problem? Write to Nurse Meg, an expert in child welfare, and she will tell you how to end your worries. Your name and address will not be published All inquiries are
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    No curves? Don't let it worry you
    7 8 No curves? Don't let it worry you
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    Answer is—wear right clothes
    257 8 Answer is— wear right clothes I'VE just seen a girl who had about as many curves as a piece of sugar cane. What did she do about it? She made matters worse by wearing a pencil slim skirt and a "slim Jim'' knitted cotton sweater. Now, there Is no disputing
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    HOUSEHOLD HINT Latest cash winner
    176 8 THE winner of .tht "Household Hiiv contest this week is Mrs. L. Koh, 3, Lorong 36. Geylanp, Singapore, 14. who will receive a prize of $20 for this letter: Cut flowers will remain fresh much longer if you add an aspirin to the water. Crumble
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    Marksman to win Singapore Gold Cup
    557 9 Marksman to win Singapore Gold Cup gfefg (MUCH BETTER^ HORSE NOW THE $35,000 Singapore Gold Cup, 1| miles, the climax of the Malayan racing year, is the main topic of conversation among Bukit Timah frequenters at the moment. Who Knows, topweight with 9.7, gets a drop of 51b. for his
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    THESE HORSES WON'T START
    40 9 Following horses will not 1 start tomorrow BWn loaaorTOW Couaj. Steam On. Sobrr I Thought. Drramboat. Re- double. Dominator, I saha Z Sptia >l°rnin F"«ht. s"nn? Lad, sulpiiio. Pirarro. Mulia Setia Elstree Star, and Star Zeal.
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    FLOOD HERO MAY DO IT TOMORROW
    178 9 CL. 2. Div. 4— 6F. Power First 9.00, Bon Yiveur 9.00. Mircapen 8.12, Hood Hero 8.10, Winnetoa 8.10. Fine Choice 8.09. Too Much Money 8.08. Micke> Rooney II 8.08. Judicial 808 Tollaiu 111 8.07, Now 8.08. Milky Way II 8.06; Gallant Emperor 8.05; Tit
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    Three Rings looks the winner here
    434 9 THE Class 1 Div. 1, miles event will probably go to a Doc Rodgers trained runner. He has Couag, Steam On, Irish Pearl. Three Rings, and White Heather engaged. Last time they met over One Mile White Heather won with Irish Pearl second and
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    TEN HORSES HAVE WINNING CHANCES
    827 9 CL. 2— Div. I— 6F. Box Office II 9.00, Don Wayne 8.13, Collector 8.12, South of France 8.11, Lady Jam bo 8.11, Bintang Timor 8.09. Dominator 8.07, Mighty Missel 8.07, Jolly Day 8.07, Garryden $8.05, Docmaytor 8.04, Copper Khan 8.04, Huia Hoop 8.03, Lsaha Setia
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    PROBABLES
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    140 10 WASHINGTON. Fri.— A 12--nation conference opened here yesterday with the aim of making Antarctica a vast area of peaceful cooperation. The conference, .originally called by President Eisenhower, was opened by Mr. Christian Herter, the U.S. Secretary of State. He said the U.S. was dedicated to the
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    92 10 IT was a hilarious evening yesterday at the Rowcroft Theatre, where the Rowcroft players presented John Chapman's farcical piece of nonsense "Dry Rot". There was very little that was dry about it. though. Into the "Bull and Cow" inn. there erupts an amazingly assorted gang
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    60 10 NEW YORK, Fri. Mr. George Allen, director of the U.S. Information Agency, said yesterday there would be a very serious danger of war even if Russia "were to become a Jeffersonian or Lincolnian democracy." He said it was an important task to create an international law enforcement
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    350 10 'RUSSIANS ON INDIAN BORDER WITH CHINESE TROOPS' 2,000 'advisers' wait in Tibet capital say N.E. Frontier sources KALIMPONG, North-East Frontier, Friday. CO VIET military advisers have arrived at strategic points along the Indo-Tibet borders, where Chinese troops are concentrated, according to well informed sources here According to reports from Lhasa,
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    352 10 News in brief rpOKYO, Fri.— The greatX est number of world air routes in the history of the International Air Transport Association will be on open competition among airlines from April 1 next year. This will be tiie result of the failure of the traffic conference of I.AT.A.
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    Farewell parade
    38 10 The 92 squadron of the RAF Regiment iMaJaya) held its farewell parade at Seletar this morning. It was reviewed by Air Vice-Marshal E. M. F. Grundy, the Air Officer, Administration, at Headquarters, Far East Air Force.
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    38 10 PARIS. Fri. The French National Assembly early today backed General de Gaulle's peace plan for Algeria by a massive majority. Unofficial figures were 441 votes for the Government and 23 against, with 28 abstentions.- Reuter
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    Cycling dinner
    34 10 Prize winners of this year's cycling events will be presented with trophies at the Far East Air Force Cycling Association's dinner at the Cathay Restaurant. Singapore on Oct. 24, at 7.30 p.m.
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    IT'S TIME TO WIN
    266 10 CL. 3, DIV. 2— lM. Sweet Dream II 9.00, Barakat 8.13, Nazrana 8.13, Time to Win 8.13, Amusement World 8.11, Bukit Timah 8.10, Credit Balance II 8.10, Lancier 8.09, Lost Horizon 8.09, Come What May 8.08, Thanks a Million 8.07. rpiME TO WIN, a previous winx
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