The Singapore Free Press, 13 November 1959

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    THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS
    14 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1959. 15 CENTS. IS
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    BIG HUNT FOR 'KILLER'
    15 1 Customs seek insecticide smugglers H ft ga |n r S'pore I
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    Bottled death' stocks are sought
    226 1 Bottled death' stocks are sought Kl ALA LUMPUR. Fri« Customs officers throughout the Federation have been alerted to watch for the smuggling of deadly insecticides into Malaya. Federation's Di,'tor of Preventhe rvices Mr. A. W. S. Sim. told The Free Press today: "Dealers in these banned inticides do not use
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    Lock icon WOMAN SAVED FROM RIVER
    64 1 VOLI'NTEERS of the St. John Ambulam.' Brigade apply artificial respiration to a woman who was rescued from the Singapore ttiver yesterday. She regained consciousness ten minutes after being hauled out of the murky water. KIGII X Lee Ah Phone i 24, a Tanjong Pauar mason, who
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    Lock icon NOW TENGKU CAN RELAX
    59 1 SYDNEY. Fri.— The Malayan Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today begins two days of rest and relaxation after a strenuous two weeks' tour of four Australian mainland states. His hectic round of social engagements ended with a state dinner last night. He can now plan his
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    BYRNE WARNING TO EMPLOYERS ON OVERTIME
    211 1 BYRNE WARNING TO EMPLOYERS ON OVERTIME INVESTIGATIONS are being carried out by the Ministry of Labour and Law into complaints that some Singapore employers have not been paying their staff overtime. The Minister for Labour' and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, told the Free Press that where complaints were substantiated
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    Union 9s plea to Premier
    93 1 Union 9 s plea to Premier THE Singapore City Council Electrical Workers Union has asked the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to use his good offices "to ensure the survival of democratic trade unionism" in the State. In a letter the Union alleges that attempts have been made to
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    Poster drive for blood donors
    154 1 THE Singapore Government launched a poster campaign last night to induce people to donate blood. The drive will last for a week and within this period more than a million posters urging people to become blood donors will be pasted on walls, trees and other
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    MORE FOR ARMS
    22 1 BONN. The West German Government has increased defence Ending bv £84 million to £840 million in its 1960 budget.
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    Lock icon From Singapore to Teheran by road: Talks on plan begin
    192 1 ™tt™ JOGJAKARTA, Friday. TALKS have begun on the proposed Asian highway linking Saigon and Singapore in the East with Teheran in the West, U Nyun, executive secretary of the United Nations Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East, said
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    Lock icon This heartbreak —by Army wife
    139 1 LONDON, Fri. A young British wife today declared war on the War Ministry, which, she said, was messing up her marriage. Pretty Dorothy Cooper claims the Ministry is causing: her "heartbreak and unhappiness" with a regulation which forbids her joining h.er soldier-husband in Malaya because
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    Lock icon NEW DANGER Formosa claim: Communist forces are again massing
    204 1 NEW DANGER Formosa claim: Communist forces are again massing pANBERRA, Fri. Chinese Communist forces were again massing on the mainland opposite Formosa, a Nationalist Chinese spokesman claimed here yesterday. The spokesman. Mr. Ku Cheng Kang, described himself as personal adviser to the Nationalist Chinese leader, General Chiang Kaishek. Old war
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    Lock icon Painting may be unknown Renoir
    54 1 Painting may be unknown Renoir BRUSSELS. Fri— A Belgian restaurant -owner ha s been told that a painting he bought on Brussel's flea market two weeks ago may be an unknown Renoir. The painting of a seated woman with her face shaded by a large hat and parasol is certainly
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    Lock icon "Restriction of privileges'
    40 1 "Restriction of privileges' LONDON, Fri. The term "confined to barracks' is to disappear from the British army. It will be replaced by a new punshment known as "restriction of privileges.'' A similar change is being made in the R.A.P.- Reuter
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    New scheme for hawkers
    73 1 THE Administrator of the Singapore City Council, Mr. P. C. Lim, said today that the Council was considering •an "effective method" to deal with the hawker problem in the State. Every aspect of the problem was being studied now, he added. He declined to elaborate but
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    'MASTER MIND'
    29 1 CAIRO.— The newspaper Al Akhbar has quoted a Sudanese minister as accusing the communists of "master-minding" an abortive coup against the regime of Sudanese Premier Ibrahim Abboud.
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    RUBBER UP 3 CENTS
    31 1 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 134 1.4 cents per lb., up three cents on yesterday's close. The tone was erratic.
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    Lock icon '20 mil. smuggle ring bared'
    92 1 '20 mil. smuggle ring bared' JAKARTA, Fri.— lndoJ nesian authorities have uncovered a "gian t" smuggling ring with foreign connections, Antara. news agency reports. The ring had smuggled out of the country an estimated M520.000,000 worth of commodities, including rubber, the agency says. 'A big Indonesian business firm in Jakarta
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    57 1 INDIA S EC RESOLUTf If > KK lution whi ike t\r*{ let K Lt yil'i I rment of M v Dcn^ion d i morning wh. unions i n General Man W Iliams, for Ii Mr Williih. .vc details tV proposal TYPHOON FOR OKINAWA. na btrui I m arl> 104 inilc-per-iiioicd
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      34 1 Other Colombo nan news in Page 2. PAGE Weekend Bargains 7 Feminascope 8 Cartoons 6 Book Section 6 Your Lucky Star 6 Allan Lewis Reviews Amateur Race Prospects 9 Other Overseas Cables 3, 10
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    Lock icon 'OUTER 7' NEXT WEEK?
    86 2 'OUTER 7' NEXT WEEK? BIRMINGHAM. Fri. Mr. Maudling. Preside e Board of Trade, >aid here Uy it d to establish the new outer Seven European iree ion in Stockek. jld a coiiierence of detail would •pointmem "but I j the agreement we hoj>e j eek will preserve 5 on which
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    ANOTHER 3 MEN SAVED
    158 2 ANOTHER 3 MEN SAVED rpOKYO. Fri. Searchlights 1 from the Japanese freighter Ryuho Maru last night discovered three survivors from the ship, the Nikkai Maru. which sunk yesterday about 310 miles south of Okinawa. A spokesman tor the N Steamship Company which owned the Nikkai Maru. 2.713 tons. ;>uid the
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    48 2 HONG KONG. Tin;: Closing price? here today were: Yesterday Today S. Banking Corporation $1,070 $1,070 Union Ins Canton $82. nil 583.U0 Wheelock Marden So. jo $5.60 15.70 ETKong 'phone $29.90 $29.90 Dairy Farm A: Cold Storage 520.00 $20 40 &520.30 Taikoo Docks 558.00 530.T5 A.-536.00
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    Lock icon OKINAWA ALERT FOR TYPOON
    32 2 OKINAWA ALERT FOR TYPOON NAHA (Okinawa.. Fri Typhoon Emma, packing 126 m.p.h. winds roared near here la*l night Wliile this typhoon-wary American fortress braced for the c tnmercial airlines cancelled Okinawa.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Ships collide
    34 2 HARWICH. Fri— The 4.32b-ton British troopship Vienna with 850 passengers aboard and the Suffolk Ferry. 3.134-ton British steamer, i-ollided in dense fos off the East Coast yesterday. They were slightly damaged.- Reuter
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    Lock icon CEYLON GOVT. DICTATES TO TWO FIRMS
    131 2 CEYLON GOVT. DICTATES TO TWO FIRMS COLOMBO, Friday. THE Cevlon Government has invoked its emergency powers to stop 1 staff reductions proposed on grounds of economy by two British controlled firms in Colombo. it QnH r vlnn r^id The action came after the tons. Hayleys Limited and Ceylor i Com
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    Lock icon Cyclone hits farmland
    42 2 BRISBANE. Fri. Millions of acres of New South Wales and Queensland farms are under water following a cyclone yesterday. With thousands of miles of land a semi-swamp, heavy ■lock losses are reported, and harvesting has been halted.— j Reuter
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    Lock icon Malaya calls for C-Plan continuation
    268 2 JOGJAKARTA. Fri. Malaya will apply determination and vigour to the •'economic challenge that now confronts us," Dato 1 Sir Ismail bin Dato Abdul J Rahman. the Malayan Foreign Minister, told the Colombo Plan conference yesterday. "Dato Ismail declared. "To our friends in the Free World
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    PACKING GOODS TO BE FREE OF CUSTOMS DUTY?
    262 2 rKYO. Fri.— The draft of a plan to exclude packing materials from customs duties was considered yesterday by the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. It was being nanaed to experts for study. TOKYO. Tunisia was invited to become a provisional member
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    185 2 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tjlsadane 12, Braeside 4/5. Tchibanga 6A, Kinko Maru 6/7, Lao 8/9, Sinalao 10/11, Bencruachan 15/16, Anchises 18, Peik 19, Scuciai N. Wall 3. Giang Lee N. Wall 5, Seika Maru 21/22, Tatsuharu Maru 23/24, Nagashima
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    Round the World Market Prices
    154 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: All price* be ire middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. N. Yesterday Today tUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Nov Dtc 3.', U tUBBER No. 1 RSS P«t 36; ÜBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Doc 36 Jan. Mar. TONE: Fully steady
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    666 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle pii< ■SINGAPORE, THURSDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterday Today Alex Br.cKS Pref 1.70 1.70 Ords. 199 199 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 50- 50B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tm Sme't Pref. 19 *19 Ords 47 50 Federal Dispensary 107 1.08*; FitzpatrtcKs 97 .99
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    U.K. stock mart
    20 2 LONDON. Trie main feature of tie stock markets yesterday was he strength and activity of inustrial eauities.
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    Lock icon SCROLLS FOR LADY GOODE
    86 3 LADY (iOODL. xxife of the fang diPtTtuan Nesara, receives two scrolls from Mrs Shufen Khoo vice-president •j tho Y.W.I .A at a farewell partv -iven vest, r J.i v in her honour by membera of the Y.W.C.A., Singapore. In turn. Lady Goode handed over a cheque
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    'Nationalistic fences are futile,' says Rosicrucian
    269 3 WORLD IS GRADUALLY BECOMING UNITED V RATIONALISM is becomic obsolete, [r. Ralph M. 55. head of an mational philosophical organisation. the Imperator of the Rosicrucian Order. ::on-seetarian fraternal ted to the mvesti>n. study and practical ;on of natural and :ual lav He arrived in
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    MALAYA IS CONCERNED
    18 3 ,rt„e Ismail bin Yussnf accuses Belgium of 'lack of effort' Uirctie Lcb in Wnerals' I
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    Be first Dean
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    Lock icon French visit to the Queen
    36 3 FDFDF produced Francoa harmony on a number of 1 issues. Washington yesterday US. ite Mr. Chi. -aid he hoped a world ou!d take place between and the middle of April. Reuter
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    Lock icon TEENAGE VOTE MOVE AGAIN
    82 3 TEENAGE VOTE MOVE AGAIN LONDON. Fri.— A Private Members Bill extending the vote to all United Kingdom citizens at the age of 18 is to have its second reading on Feb. 19. Present voting age is 21 The Bill, was presented in the House of Commons yesterday by Mr. Emrys
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    Lock icon Israel pledge
    30 3 NEW YORK. Fri. Israel pledged yesterday that it would respond "earnestly and with humility to any move in or out of the United Nations for ArabIsraeli peace.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon NAZI GIVES HIMSELF UP
    50 3 NAZI GIVES HIMSELF UP FRANKFORT. PH.— A doctor j hunted for 12 years as one of the killers in Hitler's plan to build a i '•master race" gave himself up to, police yesterday. Wetner Hyde. 77. said he did not want to "evade responsibility for! anything I have done."- U.P.I.
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    CPA TALKS: MOVE FOR ECONOMIC BODY, AID BANK
    210 3 CPA TALKS: MOVE FOR ECONOMIC BODY, AID BANK A DELEGATE to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference held recently in Canberra yesterday gave the Free Press details of the discussions. He is Mr. S.V. Krishnamoorthy Rao, deputy chairman of the Rttja Sabha (Council of State or Senate) in India. He said
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    Lock icon State of emergency declared in the Ruanda tribal war
    410 3 State of emergency declared in the Ruanda tribal war NEW YORK, Friday. jyjALAYA voiced concern in the United I Nations yesterday about the way Belgium was handling the situation in RuandaUrundi. As reports of further tribal clashes came yesterday, Inche Ismail bin Yussof spoke of a 'lack of effort" to
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    OIL CHIEF TO VISIT MALAYA
    91 3 Mr. F. J. Stephens, a managing director of the Royal Dutch Shell group of companies, who will arrive on Nov. 19 on a five day visit to Singapore and the Federation. He has already visited Borneo and Indonesia. Mr. Stephens will be in Singapore from
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    Lock icon Soviet protest
    33 3 WASHINGTON. Pri. State Secretary Christian Herter said a I new Soviet Note protesting against the proposed establishment of the new West German radio station in West Berlin was received yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon TOLD TO QUIT
    24 3 WARSAW. Fri. New York Times' correspondent. A. M. Rosenthal. has been ordered to leave Poland as soon as possible. j U.P.I.
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    Lock icon NEW PAA RECORD
    36 3 SAN FRANCISCO, Pri.— One of Pan-American Airways yesterday i Boeing 321 jetliners set a record of six hours and 15 minutes yesi terday on a 3,800-mile flight from I Tokyo to Honolulu.- Reuter
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      286 3 THE MOST LIFELIKE PROGRAMMES CAN NOW BE BROUGHT RIGHT //^flk INTO YOUR HOME WM^Bl V HJR THf E\J()>Mt\[ OF >()LR ENTIRE FAMILY Sv\ Tii GRAMPIAN STEREO A^V ffvSjv V' I Model 590/2 10 Worts Output in eoch chonnel 6 Speokers (3 in eoch cabinet) Boss Treble control .^^^*^ZH Se' e
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    Russia CAN cut hours and boast wages
    872 4 Russia CAN cut hours and boast wages By A Special Correspondent RUSSIA'S home front blueprint for 1960 reads like a politician's pipe dream of the sort of programme he would like to announce. Better homes; higher wages; a sevenhour day; more goods in the shops, and this is the biggest
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    Lock icon CHILLING WORDS FOR THOSE WHO REMEMBER
    925 4 CHILLING WORDS FOR THOSE WHO REMEMBER XIO people in history have devoted such devilish ingenuity and remorseless energy to the science of killing as the Germans. In the closing months of 1944 there was a real danger that, unless the central citadel of Nazi war-power could be destroyed in rime,
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    Lock icon RAW MATERIALS FACING INCREASING COMPETITION
    397 4 WASHINGTON. THE technological revolution will soon pose many new problems to international commerce, due to the rapid expansion of research problems in all of the principal industrial nations. One of these problems will be the constant re-adjust-ment of markets everywhere to the ever-increasing competition of
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    TODAY'S PROGRAMMER FOR RADIO SINGAPORE
    161 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; 102 North and South of Panama; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Made in Vienna; 2.00 Close down. 5.00 Programme summary: 5.03 Let music paint the picture: 5-30 Music for children; 5.45 Conductors and composers; 6.15 "Anna Karenina"— Episode 9 (repeat
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      310 4 I CLUES ACROSS with (5). Played at a Calcutta bridge 6 Bears dreams' (Anagram) party perhaps; and used tc (11). wipe out (lit. 7 Having a magnetic appeal 8 This might describe "We wh< with Cain confused in a meatare about to die iB>. less time (11). 9 I leave
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    MALAYAN APPEAL ON AGRICULTURE
    284 5 ggQgggCTOF INTERNATIONAL FERTILISER POOL JHE Government of the Federation of Malaya has appealed to member nations of the Food and Agricultural Organisation for assistance to improve her agricultural situation. This was disclosed by Inche Mohamed Ghazali Jawi, the Mentri Besar of Perak, who arrived in Singapore
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    Strikers to see Byrne
    138 5 ABOUT 150 workers of the Hiap Chuan Joo woodcase factory in Balestier Road, who have been on strike since last Friday, are hoping the Government will intervene. A spokesman for the workers, Mr. Lam Tai Yuen, told the Free Press yesterday that they would send a
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    Beggars and thieves in crime team
    174 5 Beggars and thieves in crime team HOUSEHOLDERS SUSPECT- KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. A RE beggars working in co-operation with thieves in Kuala Lumpur? Several householders believe they are, although there was no comment from police sources yesterday. Householders suspect that the beggars are working with gangsters. In a recent robbery in
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    LADY TEDDER AT MALCOLM
    52 5 Lady Tedder, wife of Marshal of the Royal Air Force Lord Tedder, is in Singapore in the course of a tour of Malcolm Clubs, of which she is the world vicepresident. She will also discuss the possibility of opening a Malcolm Club at TengahLady Tedder leaves
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    CHANGE OF DATE
    32 5 The tea party in honour of Dr. B Gopala Reddi. Minister for Revenue and Civil Expenditure, Government of India, has been postponed to Thursday. Nov. 19 at 6 p.m.
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    Speed costs $50
    31 5 Karol J. Markhs. a Dutchman from Singapore, was fined S5O in the Johore Bahru magistrate's court yesterday for driving at 40-45 ra.p.h. within the town limits on Wednesday.
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    NO HOLIDAY ON HINDU NEW YEAR
    126 5 NO HOLIDAY ON HINDU NEW YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A request that Hindu New Year, which falls annually around Apr. 13, be declared a public holiday has been turned down by the Federation Government. The Malayan Indian Congress asked the Government for the holiday after a resolution was passed by
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    LECTURE ON TAGORE
    91 5 DK B GOPALA REDDY, Minister for Revenue and Expenditure. Republic of India, will deliver a lecture on -tK Messa^' of Tauorc at 30 p.m. next Wednesday at th" RamakrWina Mission Hall. 179 Bartlev Road Singapore Mr Vonu Nvuk Lin. Singapore's Minister for EcJUC Mr iO R K
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    Chemist is out of danger
    71 5 A Singapore chemist, Mr. Hu Chee Ngee, who was admitted to hospital in a critical condition on Wednesday after being brutally assaulted, was reported last night to be out of danger. Mr. Hu, general manager of the Sincere Dispensary, in Hill Street, was beaten on
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    LECTURES ON DENTISTRY
    38 5 A four-man Japanese mission has arrived in Singapore to lecture on modern dental surgery and equtpment. The mission will be in Singapore and the Federation for a fortnight. It is led by Professor Tadashi Masaki.
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      106 5 Y.W.C.A. (Out ram Road). Malay classes 3.45 p.m.. 5 p.m.. Senior Cambridge Malay 7.30 p.m.. Chinese 5.30 p.m.. 6.30 p.m.. and 7 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Place): Advanced Mandarin 5 p.m., beginners 6 p.m. KAM ALA CLUB: Malayalam classes 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. SINGAPORE FILM SOCIETY: Prize- winning amateur films
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      39 5 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 10.13 p.m. TOMORROW: 10.00 a.m. and 10 50 p.m. SUNDAY: 10.26 a.m. and 11.22 p.m. MONDAY: 10.53 a.m. TUESDAY: 0.00 a.m. and 11.22 a.m. WEDNESDAY: 035 a.m. and 11.25 a.m. THURSDAY: 1.09 a.m. and 12.24 p.m.
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    THIS WAS HONG KONG IN OPIUM WAR DAYS
    453 6 FREE PRESS BOOK OF THE WEEK KONG By .'/on a Gl Re a man, THIS story begins in 1838 in'the Summer p_ t Peking and ends in 1843 in the new bustling port of Hon<* Ko: iome between are b vents, exciteand
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    HOW MUSH DO YOU KNOW OF IT TODAY?
    207 6 HOW MUSH DO YOU KNOW OF IT TODAY? A copy ml Hons K«B| is to be >^nt to t)i r winner oi this week's General Kncwledge ih>>/ which consist* »m tions about— -ilony, KonS. Here thrv a 1 In what >ear iM Britain ohtam the k of the Men Terrlt*i
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    Escape expert Pat won 27 decorations
    256 6 Escape expert Pat won 27 decorations THE WAY BACK. Vincent Broom. Pan Books, $1.25. The true story of Pat O'Leary, head of an organisation which helped Allied airmen to escape from German-occupied France. Betrayed by one of his own men, brutally tortured by the Gestapo, he survived the hell of
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    Paper- backs that will please
    196 6 Paper- backs that will please THE SAINT PLAYS WITH RE Leslie Charteris. Pai Books, 81.25. The Saint with an international arms ring whose agents stop at nothing MAIG R E T AND THE YOUNG GIRL. Georges Siinenon. Arrow Books, SI. Another case for the great French detective created by the
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR
    400 6 YOUR LUCKY STAR BORN today, you have' an inquisitive intellect that prompts you to learn as much about everything at possible. You are restless and like to move from one place to another, gaining experience wherever you go. You have a gift for written expression and will use your vivid
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    BACKS ARE TO THE FORE—IS YOURS in TRIM?
    299 8 BACKS ARE TO THE FORE— IS YOURS in TRIM? START SPRUCING UP FOR XMAS WITH Christmas celebrations in the offing, party dresses will be much in evidence. Newest trends all say that the backless dress (or almost backless) is to be with us again. This means a clear, clear skin
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    Save your eyes when sewing by night light
    400 8 30 F0 YOUR HINTS "IJOUSEHOLD HINTS" winner this week is Mrs. Alice Young, 985, Serangoon Road, Singapore, 12, who receives $20 for this advice to readers interested in sewing. She says: When sewing on dark coloured material by night light spread a
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    IDEAL LINE IN SWEATERS
    51 8 THE new long line in sweaters is ideal for our climate. The one above could be copied in any brilliantly coloured cotton for sports wear, or in Chinese brocade or Thai silk for evenings. Note the high fashion note of swathed satin belt draped over the
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    Talking about Children by NURSE MEG Make
    247 8 Talking about Children by NURSE MEG Make CARE of the teeth should start from the very beginning, as soon as baby has about six teeth. I have heard people say that it does not matter about looking after the milk teeth, as the child is going: to lose them anyway.
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    early start to tooth care
    210 8 early start to tooth care Mothers should avoid giving children too many starchy or sweet food>. If scraps of these are left in the crevices of the teeth they form aria., which can attack the outer enamel and s<< to holes and decay A high protein, low car bohydrate. diet
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    YOUR QUERIES ANSWERED
    91 8 Q For how long should I continue giving cod liver oil to my son? He is now 18 months old. A. I would continue on your present regime until your son is about three. After that, if h«- 1^ taking his food well and hi healthy and
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    Far Vision fancied in main event over one mile
    196 9 Far Vision fancied in main event over one mile AMATEUR RACES AT BUKTT TIMAH TOMORROW By Allan Lewis T IN Class 1 Div. 1 One Mile race, (Race 6) which is the main event Malayan Amateur Racing Association's race meeting at liukit limah tomorrow, should go to Pagan King or
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    ANDROCLES BEST BET OF DAY
    111 9 ANDROCLES BEST BET OF DAY ANDROCLES will be attempting to win his fifth consecutive Hurdles race (Race 7) at Bukit Timah tomorrow when he meets Box Office, Rohani II and Announcement in the Hurdles race, about 9f. over 8 flights of hurdles. I feel confident that Androcles will succeed and
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    KING CROW CAN REPEAT IN RACE FOR LADY RIDERS
    522 9 fhl second race, a mixed event for Classes 2, 3 x and 4is reserved for lady riders and should go to King Crow who has proved more than useful in this type of race. He won his last start at K.L..
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    Knighted is back after long rest
    252 9 Knighted is back after long rest IfNIGHTED, who has not iV started since last May should win the fourth race "or Class 1, Div. 2 over one nile. In his last race, in :ias s 2 over 7ft. at Bukit rimah in May, he won by lv e lengths beating
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    SAFA's OFFER TO SOCCER TOURISTS
    242 9 THE Singapore Amateur Football Association can only offer the Peruvian and Blackpool teams 35 pei cent of the gates or a certain sum plus boarc and lodging during their stay here, said the association's president Mr. Soh Ghee Soon yesterday. Mr. Soh who met the
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    170 9 a limit bid which means just about what it says he hopes to make a part-scow with the aid of South's advertised high-card values, but that is all. In other words, he would rather go one down in Three Diamonds than allow West to score 60 towards the
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    Motor cycle racing on Sunday
    232 9 Motor cycle racing on Sunday pORTY-TWO motor cyclists have entered for the massed start motor cycle circuit racing at Sembawang on Sunday. There will be 12 races and admission is free. The programme will start at 10.45 a.m. Organisers are the Singapore Motor Club and the Forces Motoring Club (Singapore
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    42 9 l SYDNEY, Fri. Former Australian Test cricket cap--1 tain, lan Craig, has been se--7 lected to lead the New South Wales team in the first inter- state Sheffield Shield match i of the season against Queensland on Nov. 24.- Reuter
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    Lindwall needs 18 to break record
    146 9 Lindwall needs 18 to break record F|ACCA, Fri. Ray Lindwall, 38-year-old Australian fast bowler, should draw nearer to Alec Bedser's world record of 236 Test wickets when he plays in the first Test against Pakistan starting today. Lindwall, who already has a "bag" of 219 to his credit, is expected
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    H.K. Badminton team for S'pore
    57 9 H.K. Badminton team for S'pore HONG KONG, Fri. The Hong Kong Badminton Association has -accepted the Asian Badminton Confederation's invitation to send a team to Singapore in April next year to compete in a tournament there. The Hong Kong B.A. has also decided to take part in the next Thomas
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    U.N. called on to rap France on Sahara tests
    217 10 U.N. called on to rap France on Sahara tests NEW YORK, Friday. rpHF I \N. political committee last night voted to recommend the General Assembly to call on France not to conduct its planned nuclear tests and at the same time to express "grave concern" over the French intention. The
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    Lock icon WE PREFER AN AUSSIE, —EVATT
    92 10 WE PREFER AN AUSSIE, —EVATT CANBERRA, Fri.— Dr. Herbert Evatt. leader of the opposition Labour Party, told House of Representatives Lerday his party would have preferred an Australian for the post of Governorral. He was commenting on the announcement. by Mr. RG. Menzies. the Prime Minister, that Viscount Dunrossil. the
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    Lock icon U.S. has doubts
    37 10 WASHINGTON. Fri. State Secretary Christian Herter said he had serious doubts about a thy extension of the present es ban on nuclear testantil they knew the outcome >i pre^ei.t negotiations with Russia, —R Reuter
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    HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956
    776 10 \PPLK ATION FOR A CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION. Regulation 11 (1) (a) I ICE is hereby given that we. the UNDER-NAMED of Singapore are applying to the Hotels Board. Singapore, for Certificates of Registration in respect of premises; addresses given below. person who know.s any reason why
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    INDIA IS STRONG, SAYS ARMY CHIEF
    295 10 INDIA IS STRONG, SAYS ARMY CHIEF Snow blocks Himalayanborde^passe^ CANGRUR (Punjab State), Fri.— India is strong enough to defend her borders. Stating this yesterday, General K. S. Thimayya, India's Chiel of Army Staff, said, "There is no danger on the northern border Our army is strong enough to defend th(
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    New York degree
    43 10 Mr Lim Tek Fan. 23. who returned home to Singapore yesterdav with a degree in mechanical engineering from New York's Robert Technical School. He also underwent specialised mechanical training with the General Motors in the United States. Britain and Germany.
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    French offer of aid
    31 10 SAIGON. France would share her economic prosperity with "the nations which are righting courageously to promote their own development,' French Minister of Finance Antoine Pinay said here.
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    FILM ON CHRIST
    36 10 AMMAN. Fri. The President of the Parliament Film Corporation, William Free, said yesterday that his company was going to produce a film on the life of Christ called •"Son of God." U.P.I. I
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    TRAIN CRASH
    30 10 NAMUR < Belgium*. —A dozen people were injured when an electric train engine bumped up against the tail end of a waiting passenger train in thick fog here. 1
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    Lock icon CALL FOR FAIR PRICES
    120 10 WASHINGTON. Fri. Dr. Mahmoud Fawzi, Foreign Minister of the United Arab Republic, complained yesterday that many raw materials sold by the underdeveloped nations arc sold at "far below what in fairness and in foresight they should be."' He said it is "high time that a thorough
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      MORE WORK AND LESS PAY -OUTLOOK FOR POLES
      367 10 MORE WORK AND LESS PAY -OUTLOOK FOR POLES WARSAW. Fri.— More work and less pay will be the probable lot of many Polish workers in 1960, according to Vice-Premier Pietr Jarosewicz. Next year Polish Industry must put its house in order with a 'systematic removal of economic shortcomings," he told
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    238 10 SECRET OUT: HOW TO MAKE DIAMONDS SCHENECTADY, (New York), Friday. pENERAL Electric Research Laboratory here, until recently under a Government security ban, yesterday broke silence and revealed its man-made diamond process. These are the first synthetic "sparklers" to be made on any commercial scale, and have been sold for industrial
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    28 10 Defence policy stays the same WASHINGTON'. F.ri. Mr. Christian Hernr said yesterday the United States had no present intention of changing any of its defence commitment.^ overseas. Reuter
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