The Singapore Free Press, 7 November 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Extra Work or S'pore teachers
    6 1 Opinion Extra Work or S'pore teachers >
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    Talks in a week request in Govt.
    93 1 Talks in a week request in Govt. THE Nt.iff side of the S.n--iP urr civil service a.ked th. i.oxrrnmrnt .for discussions <»n variable aOlowmaea within a weeK. The request MIS in reply to a Government intimation Ihai it willing to negotiate. >titT xpokesman said ommittee would meet to dfecWH further
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    Woman injured
    21 1 Soh Ah Beng. 58. utted to the General this morning after g knocked down by a Alexandra Road. Sinapore.
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    Singapore water from the Johore River— big scheme
    270 1 Singapore water from the Johore River big scheme CITY COUNCIL WILL GO AHEAD WITH MULTI-MILLION DOLLAR PROJECT Supply source will be unlimited in few years pIK Singapore City Council has decided to go ahead with the multi-million dollar scheme :<> tap water from Johore River to meet increasnu r demand
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    $17,000 PAY GRAB: CID GET CLUES
    488 1 Car with S'pore number plate was hired in KL KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday have been made in connection with yesterday's 51 7,000 payroll snatch from an English planter by a three-man £an£ near Kuang; 20 miles from Kuala Lumpur. Top C.I.D. officers of Kuala Lumpur
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    Lock icon Injured guards: Driver held
    48 1 Injured guards: Driver held ANKARA. Sat.— An American army officer who ran down 21 men of a Turkish "uard with his car last night was later detained by police and turned over to the U.S. military authorities. Lt.-Col. A. Morrison, 44, seriouslv iniured nine of the 2uard>. U.P.I
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    Lock icon Italian police hold a 'Dracula'
    39 1 MILAN, Sat. A selfstyled "Dracula the Vampire" has confessed to assaulting women so that he could drink their blood, police said yesterday. Giuliano Ballerini, 19, w«as arrested on Thursday after a six-month hunt. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Charles leads
    25 1 LONDON. Sat. Prince Charles hanged his school head-master in effigy on Thursday night to lead England in its annual Guy Fnwkt's madness. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon FIRST DEATH
    34 1 LONDON, Sat—The new London to Birmingham motorv. ;»v, had its first fatal accident yesterday in tWck fog. Two people were killed in a collision between three lorries and a breakdown van. Reuter
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    Lock icon Tengku: Picnic lunch on lake
    209 1 Tengku: Picnic lunch on lake SYDNEY, Sut. The Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will have a picnic lunch on a boat on a huge manmade lake today. He will cross Lake Euccmbene by launch to the township of Adaminabv as he continues his tour ol the giant Snowy Mountains
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    Lock icon He goes it alone to 'summit'
    159 1 LONDON, Sat. John M-awbey, who believed in goins it alone to the summit, wound up in jail last Friday because he did a second time, it was reported £3&. 38, consulted hi* iilie. in personal communicai^ni and headed off on his own, right to
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    MINISTERS MEET AT AIRPORT
    71 1 Minister for Education and acting Minister for Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohd. Khir bin Johari (left), returned yesterday after attending the 15th. plenary session of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade in Tokyo. He was met at Singapore Airport by Singapore's Minister for Education. Mr.
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    Lock icon 34,000 LOSE HOMES IN N. SUMATRA
    194 1 34,000 LOSE HOMES IN N. SUMATRA JAKARTA, Saturday. VjORE THAN 34,000 people lost their homes when floods swept a vast area in North Sumatra following incessant downpours in the past few weeks, it was revealed yesterday. A senior official of the Social Affairs Department in North Sumatra Province. Mr. Ibrahim
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    Lock icon Three killed as roof collapses
    97 1 Three killed as roof collapses MONTREAL. Sat. The I roof of a factory exten- i sion collapsed yesterday burying at least 90 workers in a tangle of steel girders and wet cement. Police reported at least three men dead, one missing and 20 injured, some seriously. Most of the workers
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    Lock icon 'Beat wife to draw'
    95 1 'Beat wife to draw' RIDGEVILLE, Indiana, Sat. Police said yesterday they were convinced Mrs. Janice M. Wooters, 24, was killed accidentally in a "fast draw" contest with her husband. Mrs Wooters fell dead in her home on Thursday from a bullet above her heart, which her husband. Robert, 29, said
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    STOP PRESS
    4 1 Monday CMC*
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    Lock icon FOOD WARNING BY U.S. TO CO UNTRIES'
    243 2 FOOD WARNING BY U.S. TO CO UNTRIES ROME, Saturday. [MIK United States can no longer provide "needy countries" with emergency supplies of butter, cheese, or dried skimmed milk, said Mr. Clarence Miller, I .S. Assistant Secretary for Agriculture, here yestenfan the United Nations Food and Agriculture Or- A.O.i rence that
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    London rubber mart steady
    148 2 LONDON, Saturday. T'HE rubber market was quick to mark prices A down at the opening following the sharp decline in Singapore but further reductions in sellers' quotations were necessary before buyers showed interest. The lower levels then encouraged shorts to cover, and traders reported miscellaneous demand
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    LONDON STOCKS CLOSE FIRM
    190 2 Busin ess briefs LONDON. Sat. The London Stock markets closed the week on a distinctly linn note. Tneie was a complete absence of the recent small selling and. with buyers predominating, prices made good progress. Gains among industrials were widespread and quite substantial in .some caj>es.
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    Ten-cent duty rise on Ceylon rubber
    79 2 Ten-cent duty rise on Ceylon rubber /COLOMBO. Sat —The CeyV/ ion Government has increased export duty on crepe rubber by 10 cents to 38 cents per pound weight. A Government Gazette Extraordinary said crepe rubber of every description other than scrap crepe came under the new duty. One reason for
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    Lock icon France may also end curbs
    37 2 PARIS. Sat.— M. Antoine Pinay. French Finance Minister, yesterday declared France's ;iim of sweeping away all quantitative restrictions on good* from the Dollar zone and W** 1 1 within two vears.- Reuter
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    50 2 HONG KONG. Friday. C. sing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H s. Bank] Corporation $1,020 $1,070 n Ins Canton $84 00 $83.00 <t582.50 Wheelock Marden..s6.6s $5.50 A:55.85 H'Kong phone 529.60 529.80 •.^•S29 60 Dairy Farm Ac Cold Storage $20 oo $:0.00 A-19.C0 Tmikoo Docks 186.00 $35.50
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    30-MIMTE STRIKE
    26 2 LONDON. Fri.— All British European Airways airliners were grounded at London Airport yesterday by a lightning strike ot engineers. The strike lasted 30 rninutes.
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    EXPORT BAN LIFTED
    15 2 BANGKOK. Sat.— Thailand has lifted the ban on exports of glutinous rue
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    Lock icon C-PLAN DRAFT IS ACCEPTED
    67 2 JOGJAKARTA. Sat— The offl- 1 cial session of the Colombo Flan Conference closed here yesterday with the acceptance of a draft animal report on economic progress throughout South Asia. The report, to be submitted to j Ministerial level talks opening i next Wednesday, outlines national development
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    312 2 Ships lying; alongside the Singapore Harbour Board Wharves or expected today are: Patroclus 1,2. 1 Neder Eems 4, 5, Kimanis 6A. Boleslaw Bierut 6 7. Benrinness 8 9, Surat 10/11. Adolf Warski 13. 14, Luna Maersk 15 16, Woodville 18. Doneverett 19. Sirusa N.Wall 3, Giang Ann
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    Round the World Market Prices
    158 2 Round the World Market Prices U.K. Closing Prices NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Nov Dec. I RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot T.UBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Dec Jan Mar. i TONE: Steady Al»OVe J. -ires <au •EPPER: White Sarawak
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    582 2 NOTE: All prices below ere middle pri« F SINGAPORE, FRIDAY. INDUSTRIALS -day Pref Ms. 9S 1.99 Atlas Ice II.CO Buyers 8.8. Petrel 5" 50 B.V. Trustees 5.25 7m Smelt Fref. :s V9 Ores t: 6 41 6 c per«a'y I 1.07 FiUpatriCkS 98 .97 Fra<er Nftvt Pwf.
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    Lock icon A SUMMIT WONT SOLVE WORLD WORRIES ATTLEE
    343 3 A SUMMIT WONT SOLVE WORLD WORRIES ATTLEE (i^ from ihy 'foolhiHs' sounds a sober note of warning CANBERRA, Saturday. [HK summit meeting is no cure-all for the world s ills, said Earl Attlee here today, and Australia's Prime Minister voiced the same sentiments Attlee, 76-year-old former British Labour Minister, told
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    THE EAST ANGLIANS ARRIVE
    30 3 Members of the First Battalion, 3rd East Anglian Regiment, arrived in Singapore on board the troopship. Oxfordshire. They will be stationed in Ipoh. Free Press picture.
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    MOSCOW 'INVADED' FOR FETE
    49 3 MOSCOW 'INVADED' FOR FETE y\ treets o! moon-conscious M "invaded" bv Russi last ot today's 42nd. >f the October the Soviet news ithered c la i m in g tne of Soviet -eience ique, the agency nad good ::ood: -It is besingly easier to orld glutted with fruit be-
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    Lock icon India may divert cash to defence
    97 3 India may divert cash to defence A HMEDABAD. Sat. Mr. -xx. Morarji Desai, the Indian Finance Minister, said here the Government would not hesitate to divert funds ear- marked for the five-year plan to meet additional expenditure on defence if necessary. Addressing Congress workers, he said: "It docs not matter
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    Congress group tour Far East
    39 3 Congress group tour Far East A U.S. Congressional group. composed of four Representatives 'and a stall of two. Is scheduled ito arrive in Singapore tomorrow j j for a three-dav visit in the course' of a Far East tour.
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    Lock icon MIDDLE-AGE NEEDS A YOUNG GODDESS
    231 3 I ONDON. Sat.— When a middle-aged man who has been happiiy married for years runs off with a girl half his age he may be searching for the image of hus young bride. Tfiat is the conclusion reached In a report published yesterday lor the
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    Lock icon $730,000 for art
    27 3 LONDON, Sat. Dealers and galleries spent a total of £85,900 (about $731,000 > at an auction here yesterday on 29 pictures, including 15 Constables.- Reuter
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    SIAMESE TRADE MISSION
    39 3 Members of the Siamese trade delegation now in Singapore are (from left): Mr. Snmphorn Thepsithei. Mi. Llianfi Bisuchna (leader) and Mr. Banyat Kulana. With them is Mr. Winai Paehinsawat, Siamese Trade Commissioner here. Free Press picture.
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    Trade missions expected
    64 3 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Several foreign countries will soon send private and government-sponsored trade missions to Malaya, said Minister of Education, Inche Moha. Johai:. this morning on his return from Japan after attending the GAAT conference. Trade talks betwci Malaya and Japan which may lead to a
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    Lock icon SWORDS RETURNKD
    26 3 SWORDS RETURN KD TOKYO, sat —A r>ig department store here has o|>ened a 18-d;ty exhibition of Japanese swords returned by Australian and New Zealand soldiers. Reuter
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    Lock icon A cured blind boy's pledge
    62 3 LONDON, Sat. Nabeel Odeh. W-year-old boy from Jordan, yesterday pledged his eternal loyalty to King Hussein for sending him to London to cure his blindness. Nabeel, who had been blinded by gunshot pellets. underwent a successful operation. "My present to the King is my blood
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    Lock icon Monty's tour
    23 3 LONDON. Sat. FirldMarshall Lord Montgomery la leaving on a South African tour on Nov. 18 and r-turning on Dec. 18. Reuter
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    New Republic
    25 3 ACCRA. Sat— Ghana might be declared a Republic next Marcn its third anniversai- of Independence, according to the Daily Graphic, an independent new\spaper.
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    Lock icon 3 Japanese missing in Himalayas
    126 3 ITATHMANDU. Sat.— Three IV Japanese are among 32 climbers believed swept to their doom by blizzards in what may be -the worst Himalayan disaster In hisi tory. The three Japanese Mr. I H. Kato. the leader, and Messers Abe and Oishi 28 porters, including two
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    MAN'S THIRST FOR WINE MAKES INTOXICATING TALE
    171 4 TH rth is Mine" (Universal International) is a story of a clan of family chronicle is entwined in wine and' vineyards, unin 'ins of Southern Calif or nian expanse. It portrays with innoothness—mainly because of a mellow cast- man's' hunger for and love.
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    Rustics and rockets...
    103 4 Rustics and rockets... RO (KK 1 (.\LORF Kink' hustles with faarhuittag ompton Macktii/im characten that alont- wuuld be enough t< pru\t>kr tittrrs and tenderWess old tolk It ha& atirical wee dunt the popular everyone charming the Isle of Outer Hy brides. reels that the e Him lies in the ion
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    May Britt has 'It' Curt is captive
    373 4  -  IAN MOK-AI THE FREE PRESS FILM PAGE bv •yill- Blue Angel" i Fox explores m\ old man doting ulong "the way of ;.ll flesh/ 1 and does not spare him an inevitable cha s m of sickening humiliation on the way. Curt Jurgens
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    For horse lovers
    123 4 01 T of General Custer s ast stand, where almost .yone died with his boots im, emerges a little stor\ about an Indian's love for his horse. "Tonka" (title of the film) an animal with an uncanny sense of human kinj ship, performing like a seasoned actor
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      25 4 AUTO -MAGAZINE 35 mm SLIDE PROJECTOR S strikingly new projector >th "touch-ond-show" ease. Each touch of your finger automatically shows ony of the 36 slides.
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    'NEW' CLOTHES CHEAP, TOO
    14 5 Mil QQQQQQ lilt tlv rtlold lelui IH'U rit'd OU J
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    Cathedral slab for a naval training school
    170 5 AN Australian war- ship will sail from Singapore to Sydney shortly with a very important piece of stone a marble slab. The slab will be used to build an altar for a chapel of a naval training school at the entrance of Sydney
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    ON WAY HOME
    38 5 The Minister of Customs in the New Zealand Cabinet. Mr. Rav Boord. who has been represent insr New Zealand at the GATT conference In Tokyo, is due in Singaj pore today on his way home.
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    Seletar visit
    31 5 Air Marshal H. D. Spreckley Controller of Engineering and Equipment at the Air Ministry. will on Monday visit R.AJ 1 Seletar. the biggest overseas air base of the R.A.F.
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    WORK GOES ON AT STRIKE-HIT MILLS
    218 5 lOHORE BAHRU, Sat. J The management of the Malayan Weaving Mills, Ltd., in Tampoi, has mobilised its officials, technicians and clerks to carry on work in the factory since 450 of its workers went on strike on Wed- i nesday. i The strike was
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    Piano recital
    34 5 Mrs. Lillian Yap, a Singapore pianist, will broadcast a piano recital in "Entr'acte" over Radio Singapore at 9.45 p.m. tomorrow (Nov. 8). Her 1 recital will consist of Mozart and Handel. I
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    BORNEO BOUND
    25 5 Mr. William P. Maddox. U.S. Consul General in Singapore, will leave Singapore on Nov. 12 for an eight-day visit to British North Borneo.
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    Tax-payers unite
    20 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Federation will soon have an association for tax-payers and ratepayers to safeguard their rights.
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    BIGGER GRANT
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Klang Muslim College is expected to receive a "substantial" increase in its $50,000 annual grant from the Federal Government next year.
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    BID FOR EXTRA MONEY
    202 5 BID FOR EXTRA MONEY Assembly will be asked to approve additional budget THE Singapore Legislative Assembly will be asked x to approve a supplementary budget of $21,739,--440 when it meets next week. A Government statement said that in closing the 1958 accounts, a number of payments were made in excess
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    LOST PROPFRTY
    40 5 Articles left by the iblic in taxis and buses, and whi^h have been unclaimed for three month; j will be sold by auction at io am on Wednesday at the Registrar c Vehicles Department in Middl Road. Singapore.
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    TRAINING IN TRADE SCHOOLS FOR 1,820
    95 5 TRAINING IN TRADE SCHOOLS FOR 1,820 rE Singapore Government is stepping up vocational and technical education next year. The Education Ministry will soon register pupils for 1,820 places. They are: 120 pupils for woodcraft at the Malay Craft School, Palembang Road, i Malay stream); 540 pupils at the Balestier Junior
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    Soap makers to hold a meeting
    48 5 Singapore soap manufacturers are convening an urgent meeting this week to discuss a report suggesting imposition of duties on imports of hard soap and determents. Imports of hard soap, soap oowder and liquid soap, must now be covered by specific import licences.
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    Lock icon British tribute to Marshall
    70 5 LONDON, Sat. Mr- Philip Noel-Baker. Labour M.P. and latest Nobel Peace Prize winner, said that the late General George Marshall. American soldier-states-man, perhaps did more than any other man to destroy isolationism in the United States. He was welcoming in the House if Commons a Government
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      160 5 j^^M fm'.y^ifr w t^fmT-™ BORN today, you have a happy go-lucKy nature. ver and imaginative, you 3 developing new. and interesting ide.. one fails, you try .ething eLse immediately. You will never stagnate or ure boredom. If things slow where you are. then >uu will do something to them up!
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      287 5 ried. Your sense of humour would help you to survive, but your happiness might be marred! 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 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. Seek spiritual
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      298 5 Sunday's Services TiHE following are changes 1 in Sunday's Church Services In Singapore: ANGLICAN St. Andrews Cathedral: 7.00 a.m. Holy Communion: 8.00 am Parish Communion Sunday School- 9.30 a.m. Mandarin Service- 930 a.m. Sunday School: 11.00 a.m. Remembrance Day 'Service; 1130 a.m. Holy Communion (Malay) an Memorial Hall: 12.00 noon
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      NEHRU THE MAN
      1224 6  -  Beachcember I BY THE WAY I* India's finest son revealed a trait in his character while on visit to Ipoh IT looks as though the stinkers, or smell-films, will beat aromavision ttelevision with a stench) in the cultural stakes. I read of a film about China which
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      WEEK-END FRIELL
      14 6 "Just a slight alteration between friends, Mr. Nehru Make it four points."
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    Lock icon TOGETHERNESS CREATES WISH FOR APARTNESS
    344 6  - TOGETHERNESS CREATES WISH FOR APARTNESS PATRICK J. KILLEN By qK)KYO, An AmeriA can sociologist suggests the best way to get along with your wife is not to talk to her very much. Dr. Ezra Vogel, ot Cambridge, Mass., also implies a lot of friction can be avoided if husbands got
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      169 6 CHERRY HEERING The Thirteen Wonders of cherry Heering. A remarkable drink t try Cherry Heering on the R<, out why! Just pour a glassful o result is long and stimul. Most men and women enjoy like ail worthwhile drinks it is mellow makes you fed good feeling low your spirits
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      485 6 S'pore Radio P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; 102 Saturday showcase; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Sir Thomas Beecham conducts. 2.00 Cricket commentary; 2.30 Piano playtime; 2.45 Siesta time; 300 Australian magazine; 3.15 Cricket commentary. 3.45 The Malayan touch 4.15 Make way for youth; 4.45 How things beganfflMeialsmiths of the Bronze
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    BID TO TOP $30,000 APPEAL
    106 7 BID TO TOP $30,000 APPEAL r' I dawn wreath-laying nony will be held at the Cenotaph tomorrow ttovcrnment and litary official, and ■then of the consular IK will be present. special service will held at St. Andrew's ithedrml at 11 a.m. \Nr< .itiiN for the cerenj »rr being made by
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    123 7 rHE Singapore United Asiatic Residents Association held an emergency committee meeting tt which it accepted the resignations of the organising secretary, Inche Mohamed Ibrahim, and he honorary treasurer, Mr. P. W. Au. In a letter to the president, rs. F. Leon -Son, the two Uials wrote:
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    $822,000 paid by Social Welfare
    146 7 $822,000 paid by Social Welfare "THE Social Welfare Department's progre s s summary for October published yesterday stated it had given out cash assistance totalling nearly $822,000 during the month. Of this over $811,000 was paid out of Government funds while the remainder came from the Silver Jubilee Fund and
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    Temple site for culture concert
    86 7 I I I i will feature Radio Sin-; jera Julia and Ali e Suara Harmonium Par- bv A. Aziz, and India 1 Party led iJ S. Nathan. !n addition. Ng Biao and will present a humorous sketch in Amoy, the Lak Aik Musical Party will
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    Call to set up police posts inside crime-worried estates
    374 7 Call to set up police posts inside crime- worried estates SINGAPORE HOUSEHOLDERS WANT THE LAW ON THEIR DOORSTEP RESIDENTS in four large SIT housing estates in Singapore yesterday suggested that police outposts be set up in their areas in order to check the increasing crime wave. Tl^ said the s^ttng
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    Big meeting of Union
    69 7 Big meeting of Union TV3P trade unionists, lnclud--1 eluding a Cabinet Minister, will address the annual general meeting of the 8.000--strong Singapore Naval Base Labour Union today. About 25 resolutions will be introduced, including one calling for radical changes in the disciplinary procedure at present adopted by the authorities. The
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    57 7 FED. FIXES TAXI KATES KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A fixed charge of 40 cents a mile and one cent a minute waiting time has been agreed on for metered taxis in the Federation next year. The rates for metered taxis will become effective next January, although all taxis are not required
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    52 7 r£ Government has stopped its annual grant, but members of the Singapore Council for Adult Education have decided to carry on. "We can still do a good deal of work," said one of them yesterday. "There are many fields in which we hope to continue without
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    Professor to open Medical Week
    54 7 Opening address tomorrow in "Medical Week," organised by the University of Malaya Medical Society, will be given by Professor E. S. Monteiro. He will speak at the King Edward VII Hall, at 4.30 p.m. on "Advances in Medicine." The Singapore Minister for Health, Inche Ahmad
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    MEEHOON:
    101 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —The Minister of Commerce and Industry is to decide soon whether Malayan meehoon manufacturers should be protected from imported meehoon. particularly from Siam. The Malayan manufacturers, about 60 of them, claim that they cannot compete against imported meehoon, which sells between $6 and $7 a picul
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    41 7 TAX ON IMPORTS SOUGHT a decision would be announced shortly. Mcehoon manufacturers have on several occasions appealed to the Government to restrict the import of meehoon or Impose a tax. They claim that their business has been seriously alfected by imports.
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    Govt. may limit pool prizes
    51 7 LONDON, Sat— Political drclea here are discussing the poKiWlitv of government legislation to limit the size of football pool prizesBui the Government, it te understood, does not contemplate any action until its new Bill on horse racing and gamin? has been passed through Parliament next
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    450 8 IT MAKES YOUR HAIR STAND ON END Now fancy that. LONDON, Does that short or pullover oi yours made from one ot f iht* new man -made i.Dres teryiene, nylon, or acrilan crackle j when you lake it on ai night? if so, static electricity is ihe cause. Dr. D.
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    485 8  -  M.R.S. ARSCOTT This Begonia keeps flowering all the time and will take the full sun BY Must water carefully IT can be said that there are three distinct x classes of Begonias fibrous rooted, tuberous rooted, and those that grow iroin rhizomes. B. Semperflon-ns belongs to
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    14 8 HERE'S EXCITIN SHOW PLAN TO 1 I I 18 i qu;|The b;i abi K.
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    R CARE...another exclusive feature
    73 9 Mr. Black— he could be you has just bought a car. In this exclusive new Free Press series you will see how Mr. Black, his wife and his neighbour v. 1 wn ai> hdped by Mr White, who runs a garage, to tackle the day-to-day problems
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    336 9 is mi sis Phantom V can reach easy 115 m.p.h. hgkhc cg peed 'Arrogances' i •apy 115 miles an K ,s. I fa i 'arming how n one caleula' road-holding is perfect and even in the wet it brakes easily. But the most incredible about this car
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    135 9 Car-phone aid for the busy businessman MR J. R BEVINS. Britain s new postmaster general, opened Britain's first publit- car telephone service. First three telephone exchanges to be equipped to receive calls arc in the Lancashire-Cheshire arc i. Motorists travelling in this area will be able to send and receive
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    AUSSIES ARE OUT TO WI
    455 10  -  VERITY GILL npunud: We cannot afford any slip-ups in todays mutch' TEST TEAM FIT AND EAGER FOR OPENING GAME OF THE TOUR By TIIK Australian Test XI, playing the iirst of 1 two matches in Singapore today, will take no chances, declared Richie Benaud, who
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    149 10 THE hand of friendship and goodwill goes out to you all on this historic occasion of the first official meeting of Malayan and Australian cricketers.'' cabled the Chairman of the Australian Cricket Board of Control. Mr. W. J. Dowling to the chairman of the Malayan Cricket Association tours
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    S'PORE B.A. AWAITS REPLY ON AFFILIATION ISSUE
    369 10 By FRANCIS BOEY UNTIL the Singapore Badminton Association was affiliated to the Singapore Olympic Sports Council, it would be premature to consider the inclusion of a badminton team for the South East Asia Peninsula Games to be held at Bangkok next month, said
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    226 10 North got confused on today's hand when his side bid as follows: One Diamond—One Heart; Two Clubs Two Diamonds; Two No-Trumps. He felt he had said his piece, but South wrapped up 10 tricks after the lead of Four Spades. "I would go on if you had bid
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    Australian cricketer reunite with sister in Singapore
    172 10 Australian cricketer reunite with sister in Singapore A MONG the large crowd r^ the Internationol air i to arrive with the Au^t a young woman who sat in the airport lounge. Yet attractive II Marion Zampatti had nursed a very important reason for being at the airport, although she was
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    SAAA TRIALS
    32 10 Singapore Amateur Athletic Association will hold two trials for the SEAP Games i at the Farrer Park stadium i on Nov. 15 and 18 instead of 1 18 and 21.
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    312 10 DRAW and starting Finn's lor the Royal Island Club Qualifying round ot the Eu Tung Sen Cup to be held tomorrow are as lollovv.-: ITS TEE 8.15 N. Sutclirle (6>: C. R. Roller (13); Low Kee Pow (6). 8.20 F. West (10); J. W. R. Muraille
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    132 10 S'pore in finals HONGKONG, Sat.— The Far Eastern Amateur Rowing association inter-port regatta entering its second day today saw the Royal Singapore Yacht Club crew at Deepwater Bay qualify for the finals ol all event*, closely followed by Rangoon. The outstanding race of the day was between Hon<> Kong j
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    59 10 Boxing commiss revokes licens THE New York State Athiday revoked the pn sohn Enterprises, Inc. return ot Ingemar heavyweight tit: In announcir. cation, commission chain.. Melvin L. Kruiev. the action was taken ior I violations of the comn rules Failure to advi commission that two-thi of the stock had been
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    103 11 Dauntless best in weak field \LL the horsea in Race One. Class 4, Div. 5, 6i\, are ex-Singapore yearlings. The best of them and the logical choice to win this Held is Dauntless who finished third to Colza and Waterline on the second day tor which he is down two
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    56 12 William F takes Cup LIVERPOOL. Sat. Mr. E. J. Parker's William F. won the Liverpool Autumn Cup, run over one mile two furlongs and 170 yards here yesterday Mr. J. E. Jackson's Canterbury Bloom was second with Pampered Kin<; third. Twenty two ran. William P. won by one length with
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    310 12 Sunshine Lad can win OUNSHINE Lad third I to Colour Film and Tot Zeins on the second day should win Race 3, Class 4, Div. 3, 6f. He is down a division with only one pound more. Tua Pwar showed lots of promise in his first race on I the
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    426 12 THE Class 4, Div. 1 sprint, Race 8» looks an open race with Red Wolf, Thank You. Colza. Colour Film. Esther's Pet, Ton Per Carat and Pack Of Gold all having winning chances. Thank You. «C to Haadyai on Wednesday, will be very hard
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