The Singapore Free Press, 20 November 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1959 15 CENTS
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    Many stranded as train to S'pore is cancelled
    327 1 Many stranded as train to S 'pore is cancelled RAILWAY CANNOT FIND MEN TO WORK EXPRESSES DRIVERS MISSING: 300 PASSENGERS HELD UP IN K.L. KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. gETWEEX 200 and 300 passengers were stranded at Kuala Lumpur railway station this morning: when the mail trains to Singapore and Penang were
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    RUBBER DOWN 3¾ CENTS
    48 1 DECEMBER first srade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at $1,291 a lb.. down 3 1 cents on yesterday s close. The tone was uncertain. This followed drops of five-eighths of a penny in London overnight and 133 points in New York.
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    Lock icon 'SUBVERSIVE NEST' IN JAKARTA
    61 1 'SUBVERSIVE NEST' IN JAKARTA JAKARTA. Fri. The city commander. Col. ir. said here today that Jakarta still served as a for subversive elements." Antara m ncy reported. He told a press conference, the military e in control of the situation. He did not identify the "subversive elements." but said they
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    Lock icon 'Lost Masterpiece' found in U.S.
    75 1 BEVERLY HILLS (California), p ri _Art experts .said 10 paintings by Italian Masters valued at millions of dollar^ have been found bundled up in roll in the home of an immicrrant television repairman. One of the paintings, known to historians as "The Lost Masterniece" and
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    Lock icon U.S. warning
    31 1 NEW YORK. Fri. The United States indicated today that it would resume nuclear weapons tests unless Russia agrees to an inspection and control system ior a nermanent ban.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Airport meeting
    61 1 Singapore's Prime Minis. ter. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. greets Daio Bandha Mustapha, Malay Adviser to the Sarawak Government at the Singapore Airport yesterday. Dato Mustapha was a fellow passenger of the Deputy Premier, Dr. Toh Chin Chye (centre), on the plane returning from Jakarta. Dr. Toh has been
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    Air transit visas are waived
    118 1 Air transit visas are waived THE governments of Singapore and the Federation have decided to waive transit visas for transit air passengers. A Government statement issued last night says that the transit visa requirment will be waived for all air passengers passing through Singapore or Malaya in direct transit, provided
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    Lock icon IT WAS THE PRINCESS...
    128 1 LONDON. Fri. The toy department of a leading London store was crowded with children visiting Santa Claus, who asked each one- 'What* your name, deaf?* When he asked this question, the Ua.l> Express reported toda>, she said simply: 'Princess Anne. -nil yes he answered with snnle.
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    Lock icon Chinese to meet Sukarno in frank talks
    366 1 JAKARTA, Friday. URANK talk on the deteriorating relations between Indonesia and China is expected here today when Communist China's Ambassador, Mr. Huang Chen meets President Sukarno. Relations have become tense during the last 48 hours. China through its embassy in Jakarta has protested
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    Watch for Saturday Free Press
    55 1 Watch for Saturday Free Press UNRIVALLED WEEKEND READING FOR YOU It includes A two page special for the Ipoh races with selections by Allan Lewis and Trespasser; A film page; A special section on new cars; t Hints on Gardening; A section for the children. t And many other features.
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    Radio talk
    22 1 The Singapore Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, will broadcast tonight on indoor variety games and the proposed National Theatre.
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    2,600 blood donors
    26 1 The number of people registered as blood donors reached 2.600 since the campaign began on Sunday. More than 300 people have donated blood.
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    New commissioner
    23 1 KARACHI, Fri.— The Pakistani Government has agreed to the appointment of Ma.ior-General Anton Marian Muttukumaru as Ceylon's high commissioner to Pakistan.
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      12 1 The Grisek rubber factory: A bold experiment by RIDA See Page 5
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      167 1 DIPLOMAT CASUAL WEAR SHIRTS KNITTED WEAR PYJAMA SUITS 2" aJ HANDKERCHIEFS SINGLETS flj NECKTIES j^fr "itS SHORTS JJ pti BRIEFS PAGE Ipoh Race Form Guide 11, 12 Feminascope 9 Weekend Bargains 8 Today's Track Work U Book Section 4 Cartoons 4 Your Lucky Star 4 Other Overseas Cables 14 r
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    Lock icon CALL BY GATT ON RESTRICTIONS
    325 2 Something must be done. Tokyo conference agrees Industrial nations urged: Lift trade bars to help underdeveloped countries Low wages Supporting the manufacturers of cheap textiles on this subject were the farmer countries like the African states and Australia and New Zealand. While the United States
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    Lock icon The Outer Seven in agreement
    121 2 STOCKHOLM. Fn.— Finance i Tradr Ministers of tries here yesterigreed on the gen» and character ot i tion to creatf a Euror'ree Trade Association I about 90 million peoquestions werf* left discussion by the ters today, an authoriource added. from Brita. Noru-ay. Denmark. Portugal and
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    47 2 HONG KONG. Thurs. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. ft S. Banking Corporation $1,060 $1,075; Union In*. Canton $83.15 $84.00 Wheelock Marden. .$5.70 $5 50 HKong "phone $30.25 $30.25 Dairy Farm Cold Storage $20.60 $20.70 j O Do, k.s $36.75 $37.00 &537.50
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    Lock icon Three killed by typhoon
    40 2 Three killed by typhoon TAIPEH. Fri. Typhoon i Freda, which bypassed Formosa yesterday, caused heavy downpours throughout the island and landslides along its eastern coast. Polite reported at noon that three persons were killed, two injured, and one missing.- Reuter
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    SERIES OF TRVDE UNION COURSES
    31 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri— The Malayan Trade Union Congress will condui-: a series of trade union courses throughout the Federation, said Executive Secretary Mr. If. Arokiasamy yesterday.
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    Lock icon Strike spreads
    30 2 DUBLIN. Fit— All planes ot Aer Lingua, the Irish Airline were grounded as support for a six-day-old national oil ciistribution sp:e..(i ic Dublin and London Airports vftsterdav.- Reuter
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    Lock icon DIRECT LINE
    19 2 TOKYO. Fri.— A direct teletransminton service between Tokyo and Bandung is to be open from today. Reuter
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    TIN TRADE BAN
    46 2 TIN TRADE BAN NEW YORK. Fri.—The commodity exchange announced that from yesterday trading in tin futures would be restricted to liquidation of open contracts. The opening of new contracts was prohibited. Upon the expiration of December trading in tin will be suspended entirely until further notice.
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    Better tone on London mart
    39 2 LONDON. Fri. The recent small selling slackened somewhat In the stock markets yesterday and the general tone Improved. In New York. Wall Street closed heavy showing fractional changes either way with losses exceeding gains.
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    Lock icon Wage dispute
    25 2 BIRMINGHAM. Fri.— Unofficial wage disputes again disrupted the English car industry yesterday, leaving sotne 4.000 men idle in Birtham, Oxford and Coventry.— Reuter
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    Rubber close easy in London mart
    145 2 LONDON. Friday. AN initial decline on the rubber market was extended during the early part of yesterday's session in slow trading. But a revival of buying interest found sellers more reserved. By mid-session the market was a little above the opening level. The afternoon
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    Lock icon 'Arctic route for BOAC soon'
    31 2 WASHINGTON. Fri.~The U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board is expected to allow BOAC to fly an Arctic route between London and, Los Angeles, probably early next year. U.P.I.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    302 2 SHIPS IN PORT ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or i expected today are: Christ iansborg 1 2. Benattow 4 5, Castelville 6A. Idomeneus G 7. City of Perth 8 9, Thorsgaard 10/11. Ludwigshafen 13 14. Tablan 15 16. Leninogorsk 18. Obra 19. Salong N. Wall 3, Seremban
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    Round the World Market Prices
    156 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: All prices belou are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON Ntv Yesterday Today RUBBER No 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Nov. ur.OM i Dtc RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot T.UBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Dec. Jan Mar. TONE: Easy Above priCM quoted
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    626 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle pri< 3APCRE. THURSDAY. INDUSTRIALS Ye.te Today A'°* ML IS9 i Atlas Ice UjOI Buvers 8.8. Petrol 50'B.M. Trustees 2.5 5-2S Cc*. Th Sme't Pref. 19 o".s 48 6 4" 9 i Federal Dispensary I Ftapatricka 97 .99 Fraser Neive Pre*. i.15
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      38 2 POP -Exhausted By Cog Tmi« mav t^vcE <'i i 3^-^\ MV Anj MOyfi, 3 VOU FIX IX m MA. < *>/$< GtFOQE last fwG.njES Thats k>ox -tih E *f p^ P^i^ =E:^ NO R |N^ V' lyl Liiy||B *f I
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    THE KEPALA'S HOLD ON BIG BUSINESS FIRMS
    388 3 COMPANY EXECUTIVE TELLS COMMISSION ABOUT 'CLIQUES' UN CONTRACT LABOUR COMPANY executive yesterday talked about unhealthy "monopolies and cliques" among the contract labour force in Singapore. Mr. A. R. Jumabhoy said: "The monopoly is so strong that the kepala will never allow another contractor
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    Happy that you've forgotten' jap leader
    211 3 Happy that you've forgotten' jap leader I THOUGHT YOU WOULD ctilL HARBOUR HATE' I Youth Mission. Mr. S sed happy surprise had so quickly forlast war with his ind officials of pore Government took us into ir hea. have very d feelings towards our uatrj told the Free airport: went,
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    Lock icon Malaya makes UNKNOWN to U.N.
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    UNKNOWN PROPHECY
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    RUSH AT REGISTRY GOES ON
    136 3 CROWDS numbering several hundred Mill gather daily outside Singapore's KeSiMry of Births and Deaths in Empress Place They want birth certificates A Government official j terday said: "The demand en much that people have to wait from three weeks to a month tor them." He
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    ESPLANADE CUSTOMERS CAN EAT IN PEACE NOW
    78 3 ESPLANADE CUSTOMERS CAN EAT IN PEACE NOW ml the L>planuU' Kcstaurant in Elisabeth Walk .ipore. has beea re-organised to stop waiters swarming round customers, pestering them ior orders. Mr Tan Chen? Ley, president of the Singapore Itinerant Hairken and stallholders Association, said yesterday that a neu systeM had been agreed
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    Dato's idea welcomed
    84 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Indonesian officials in Kuala Lumpur yesterday endowed Dato Ismail's state- mem on the setting up of a top level working party of Malayans and Indonesians to implement the two countries' friendship pact smoothly. Said an official of the! Indonesian Embassy: "This is a welcome
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    $170 mil. warship
    23 3 PORTSMOUTH. Fri.— Britain's latest aircraft carrier, the Msl7o million Hermes, has been formally I handed over to the Roval Navy.
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    Lock icon We can deal with this trouble, says confident Nehru
    392 3 NEW DELHI, Friday. Yj R. NEHRU, India's Prime Minister, told an alliTl party Joint Parliamentary Consultative Committee on foreign affairs last night that he was confident India could deal with the Chinese intrusions into Ladakh and the North-East Frontier Agency successfully,
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    FOLK SCHOLAR TAKES TO MALAY SONGS
    114 3 FOLK SCHOLAR TAKES TO MALAY SONGS A YOUNG American folk singer with a banjo and an infectious smile is showing a keen interest in the music of Malaya. Anthony Saletan, music consultant, performer and an authority on folk sonsjs. said he had found the Malay songs attractive and easy to
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    FATHER OF SIX VANISHES AFTER QUARREL
    234 3 FATHER OF SIX VANISHES AFTER QUARREL A FORMER soldier and prisoner ofwar, Mr. Seah Keng Guan, has been missing from his home in Singapore for a week. Mr. Seah, 40, left his home in Brickworks Estate, Alexandra Roaa, at about 9 p.m. last Thursday after a quarrel with his wife.
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    'CHAMPAGNE ON A SUNNY MORNING'
    490 4 Book of the Week LOVE ON A BRANCH LINE. By John Hadfield. Hutchinson 18/-. READING it is like drinking champagne in the open air on a sunny morning." These are the words of one of the first reviewers of Love on a Branch Line and
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    6 correct answers and book is yours
    192 4 6 correct answers and book is yours Here's another quiz to test your general knowledge. Winner will receive a copy of Love on a Branch Line. The questions are: 1. Who said: "The Aus- House. River Valley Road, tralians are very interested Singapore, 9. in Malaya"? I. Who said: I
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    It's a powerful tale of Sydney slums
    472 4 It's a powerful tale of Sydney slums PICK OF THE PAPERBACKS A FOVVEK OF ROSES. A Ruth Park. Pan Books, $1.25. A powerful novel of the slums -of Sydney. The characters are colourful and varied. A most interesting novel. TIGRERO! Sasha Siemel. Arrow Books, $1.25. Sasha Siemel has hunted the
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      178 4 fashion-right JH&I A COTTON SATIN I IN DESIGN 8051/4 Jfl^H ControHed Retoil Price: W S'pore/Penong S3 10 per yd. Moloyo $3 SO per yd > SIMPLICITY PATTERN /<*> w4PL I No. 3002. fc -j (1 These fabrics are GUARANTEED; <a "J nof obtained the cost o f fcJ refunded. The
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      125 4 lEFF HAWKE by Sydney Jordan I TUC AAAt /AJ/^CfTAJ AAJD TLJgZ *TAC& JUol L*-*J*C AT I MAT a^^^k^. I **C /vr'w/Vfc/OC'V *(/VLV /^TC »«O* B^^^H I IAVLJA.^ r^/"^ I A> /S V C f^F^ R^^^H jepp WE'RE liHli l! AAEN -Qg jA/C K^f^^" \Jm m B^HB^ 1 MANDRAKE by Lee
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      439 4 BORN today the stars have been generous in bestowing gifts upon you. A builder by nature, you see everything in the light of positive achievement. You have an acquisitive mind and will know a great deal about many subjects. But you also make use of this knowledge in some practical
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    Kampong plan beats rubber racketeers
    467 5  -  RONNIE DUCLOS EGINN|NG TQ BEAR Fp T grisek By rr\uv o GRISEK, Friday. 1 h ral Ind ustrial and Development Authority rrifif started a boW experimental project at urisek near IVluar, to prevent moneylenders and 1 ***** deal ers from exploiting the rubber smallholders. The
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    FIRST OF ITS KIND
    420 5 ar e righting a losing I bound to tMwiped out from this; busiO: the pilot scheme. Inche "Thi> is the of it> kind in untry and w, ill out tu make it a suc- along the rackeve been exploiting I I swi t the :ampong people
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    GOVT. ORCHID DEPT? — 'A GOOD THING'
    209 5 GOVT. ORCHID DEPT? 'A GOOD THING' SPECIAL government department for orchid research would be "a sood thing" if approached In the right way. Director of the Singapore Botanic Gardens, Mr. R. H. Burkill said yesterday. "If it Is possible to set up a special department for rubber and palm oij
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    Tough fight in Johore by-election
    105 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— An Alliance woman leader. Datin Fatimah. wife of Senator Dato Sheikh Abu Bakar. is expected to face a tough fight against a Socialist Front candidate. Inche Mat Zain, in a Johore State byelection to be held on Monday. The by-election has been
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    Car treats
    22 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fn. Johon» Bahru Rotary Club have made arrantements to give car ride- to children from the Jubilee Home
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    Malayanisation completed by next year
    98 5 Malayanisation completed by next year KUALA LUMPUR. Fit The Federation's Registration department will be completely Malayanised, by Dec. this year. The present Registration otlicer, Mr. E.M. MacDonald, who has been holding the post since the establishment of the department will retire under the Malayanisation scheme next month. The Ministry of
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    Lock icon Ike's tour of Asia
    322 6  - Ike's tour of Asia PATRICK J. KILLEN l»l Ol»l i: HE WILL Ml LT AXD Pltom f >IS 111 HAS TO FACE By VKW DELHI.— When President Eisenhower visits Pakistan. India and Afghanistan next month, he will embrace an old ally, greet a disillusioned neutralist friend and shake hands with
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    AFRO-ASIA'S WISE SIX AT THE UNITED NATIONS
    553 6  -  RALPH TEATSWORTH Ky \K\V YOHk. Six "wise men" drsene particular credil for whatever influence Ihe AnkimAfrican group Ikis on the whole United Nations. They are the nucleus of a moral task force that operates on a vast middle ground in world politic The
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    BY THE WAY
    149 6  -  Beachcomber id WHENEVER I read of a f mansion with dozens of bathrooms, I recall the newiy enriched pair who were being snown round an enormous house which they had decided to b^iy from its impoverished owner. "Five of the bathrooms," said the agent, "are on this
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    Unhappy over-40 husbands
    551 6  - Unhappy over-40 husbands JOHN REDFERN By MAW men over 40 are unhappy. A London psychiatrist, Dr. Alfred Torric, B puts his stethoscope on their unhappiness in a pamphlet published for the Church of England Moral Welfare Council. He says that men over 40 develop stress diseases —affecting the heart, their
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    Such children need a pill
    182 6 VEW YORK. A pill a1 has been found for children who fidget. In a study of 40 overactive children, the pill succeeded in calming down 31 and transforming: them into reasonably happy and industrious students. The scientific name for this type of fidgets is hyperkinetic
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      155 6 CLUES ACROSS legitimate (7). l These of time run out even- 3 This part of the kitten may iua.iv 101. be qulte a mout hf U i for tn e 4 Name the short saints, mix cat (7) th! m fl«2S?. d theni Bmong 4 Sweel t0 swe€l! More t
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      163 6 P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; 1.02 North and south of Panama; 1.30 The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 145 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 10. (repeat of last Tuesdays broadcast); 6.45 Sunset
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    India going to export more'
    14 7 ODh |\L>OLa\ an Lih: to PAiND Mr. 1 increase
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    MISS UNIVERSE DUE IN STORE NEXT MONTH
    206 7 MISS UNIVERSE DUE IN STORE NEXT MONTH UNIVERSE, 22-year-old Japanese fashion model Akiko Kojima, will arrive in Singapore on Dec. 14 for a week's visit. The world's most beautiful girl (37-23-38) will visit the Federation to help woo the Malayan :t>xtile market for her country. A Japanese Consulate spokesman, confirming
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    EXHIBITION OF SCULPTURE
    41 7 .ent of the Sir. .ese Chamber of e. Mr. Ko Teck Kin. •pened an exhibisculpture^ by Khoo Kean Min in aid of TA funds. exhibition, at the :nber premises In Hill Is open daily from 1U until Sunday
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    53 7 T IVERPOOL. Fri. A 21-year- old Malayan Cherry Ho, yesterday presented Princess Mari:;iret with a bouquet of orchids when the first of a series of Commonwealth Weeks opened here. Another Malayan student, 21--year-old Maznah Abdullah, gave the Princess a pair of silver jots to cut the
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    Pin-table fine
    22 7 Ng Pak Onn was fined $150 in the Singapore Seventh Magistrate's Court yesterday for opera pin-table saloon without a nee.
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    Lock icon BAN ON FISHERMKN
    15 7 BANGKOK. Fri. Thailand banned Thai fishing vessels ironi entering Cambodian waters. Reuter
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    Health papers check in planes 'impractical'
    329 7 AIRPORT PROCEDURE TRiAI FAILS JHE new health measure, introduced at the Singapore Airport recently to eliminate delay and congestion at Paya Lebar, has been scrapped. The procedure, which called on health officers to check health papers^ passengers arriving in Singapore inside the aircraft, was
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    Nickels in Canberra for talks
    99 7 11/IR. Donald E. Nickles, formerly of the Singapore Police Force and at present the official representative of Christmas Island territory, is now in Canberra for talks with the Australian Government over his territoryA letter from Canberra received here yesterday said Mr. Nickels had been asked
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    ON HOLIDAY
    31 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Fn. Dr. Ton? Kwok Kee. of Batu Pahat, j has left tor Hong Kong on a holiI day. He is President of the Batu Pahat Rotary Club.
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    Nanyang journal appeals to King
    314 7 6We are bewildered 9 T<HE English Society of Nanyang University has sent a "humble petition" to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong for permission to circulate its publication, "Suloh Nantah," in the Federation. The petition is in the nature of an appeal to His Majesty against the
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    500 BOATS TO GO ON PARADE
    97 7 500 BOATS TO GO ON PARADE IyjORE than 500 boats of all types are expected to take part in the National Loyalty Week Sea Sports on Dec. 6, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The Master Attendant. Captain R. L. Rickard said that craft owners who wisn i to take
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      48 7 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 12.3b p.m TOMORROW: M>o am and 1.32 p.m. nI M> \V ;.o: a.m. and m;j p.m. MONDAY V! a.m. and 3.05 p.m. 111 M>\\ 4.:>t> a.m. and 4 18 p.m. Ul l>Nt >I)\V o.IU a.m. and V.V p.m. THURSDAY: Tib a.m. and 1 o~> p.m.
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      132 7 TODAY YVVC.A. (Raffles Quay): CLOTHING SHOP at St. Malay conversation 9.15 Andrew's Cathedral, CWA a m., Malay beginners 11 Room, South Side, 10 a.m. am!; Mandarin advanced 5 to noon. p m beginners 6 p.m BUKIT TIMAH YOUTH YVVCA (Outram Road): CLUB: Basketry class 4.30 Xl &£&ri2& "TOO CHIAT YOUTH
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    CUT PRICE Bahqains
    1216 8 CUT PRICE Bahqains WEEK-END SHOPPING IS MADE EASY BY THE FREE PRESS BARGAINS PAGE. ALL VV YOU DO IS SCAN THE INVITING LI ST. IT SAVES ENDLESS HUNTING AROUND THE SHOPS. AND YOU CAN BE SURE THAT YOU'RE GETTING QUALITY GOODS AT THE LOWEST RATES. 52.50 AND I'P for men's
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    376 9 011 ABLE? Illtl Ity BE A COPY XI -STRETCH-TAKE IT EASY r. i\ and ■H^\ 1 hrurd a m tins to his &T it mUht not way of t\--1 uith his I bus I I poor utI ore I of you nd to m >:r.ok r. Do io be-
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    Measure for measure
    206 9 Measure for measure I- II THE KITCHEN 1%/TOSX recipes say use aTJ. one ounce of this or two ounces of that, but often a busy housewife finds that by the time she has weighed all I the ingredients she could I have prepared an entire I meal. The average woman
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    DON'T THROW OUT LEFT-OVER TEA
    396 9 An economy idea wins the "Household Hints" contest first prize of $20 for Mrs. J. S. Dhondy, 42, Broadrick Road, Singapore, 15. She says: "Do not throw away tea left over in the teapot. Use it cold as a fertiliser for your indoor plants and
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      614 9  - You MUST keep their hands clean NURSE MEG BY WHEN BABY PERSPIRES... Q. Every night my baby aged five months perspires profusely around his head. Is this important? A. If baby seems otherwise quite healthy and you are giving him a sensible diet and he is having his cod liver
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    1517 11 FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM I ill the for I tub's I class one I I I 1 Mil 1 1 \\T I1 1 M'. H I 1 H I 8-lt 1 E DO light) 25-10-59 I S-ft-59 hfl!> a 1 D Glee 8-8. 2nd. Rodato 3-4 'carr k
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    HORSES ENTERED FOR GOLD VASE RACE
    947 11 HAPPY MELODY won H4 started. 2>-8-59 K. L.. s Cup 6F (Ward- C ro 8-0; 3rd. Sun of Birma lay Time 7-7 carr .-9. ■jr:>e record.. iraiK good. MRATCHFH: 11-7-J9 Spore 9-4 6F Track very good. WON: Ten started) 3-7-59 S'pore [oon> Cl. 1
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    Lock icon Horss entered for the Perak Turf Club's November meet
    6467 11 Horss entered for the Perak Turf Club's November meet THREE WINNERS AT K.L. MEFt LI IKY LUC KV (late Tircelyn) SIXTH: (11 started* 24-ID-W S'pore ".-ll of (Leej c:. I u... I; let. Tudor Wond»r b-2; ;nt. Denteiitunus 1-12: :<rd. Batoro 8-11. NOie-IJ-J. 1-14 4 5. Tr;i"- vieldiiij;. SCRATCHED: 21-10-59
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    Home records of newcomers
    332 12 BELOW are home records of horses recently registered with the S.R.A.: MIGHTY MISSEL, a four-year-old bay gelding by Flying Missel out of Lady Pirouette, has come to Malaya from Australia with a very Impressive record. As a two-year-old Mighty Missel had three starts in Sydney last
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    Happy Melody at peak
    648 13 <f] UiD^mOTS' WITH THE GOLD VASE FANCY U WONDER PLEASES 1 U !> IPOH, Friday. u m Malaya. Happy Melody would shortpn Je betting after his convincing 'trial oJerih" isc course, this morning. e Ridden by Arthur Ward and with Flying Phoenix (Leman), Dententurius Geyer) and
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    A picks UNKNOWN more Games
    9 13 A picks UNKNOWN more Games j;lasjdf ajsd;jf;asfas asd;jf;asdf sd;fj
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    BOXER IS BANNED BY SABA
    114 13 BOXER IS BANNED BY SABA TIIK Singapore Amateur Boxing AsNociation ni^ht imposed a life b.in on Royston Lazaroo for his refusal to represent the State in the international match against Burma because he could not have his own second tor his bout. The severe punishment meted out by SABA It
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    30 13 NEWCASTLE, Fri.— The Moscow Torpedo football team from the Soviet Union drew 4-4 with Newcastle United, the English First Division Club. In a friendly match last night.- Reuter
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    MALAYANS FACE STIFF TASK IN HONG KONG
    318 13  - MALAYANS FACE STIFF TASK IN HONG KONG VERITY GILL RAF erieket captain warns By At ALAYA will meet with strone: opposition against Hong Kong in their coming tour, said Squadron Leader C. C. Blount, captain of the RAF cricket team which returned from a tour of Hong Kong a few
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    27 13 HOCKEY: SHA league, Div. 1 S.C.C. v University, Padang; Uiv. 2 S.H.B. Police v Navy Nomads, Naval Base; Div. 4 T.T.C. v Police, Paterson Road.
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    Changes in Johore XV v Singapore
    176 13 Changes in Johore XV v Singapore TOHORE BAHRU, Fri. Johore plays the Combined Services in a Malaya Cup rugby tie tomorrow in Singapore. Johore has made five changes In the side which lost to Singapore Civilians a fortnight ago. Pat Edington has been moved up from \he full back berth
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    38 13 LONDON, Fri.— Results of yesterday's replays in the Football Association Cup first -round were: Margate 3 Kettering Town 2 (winners home to Crystal Palace). Matlock Town 0 Crook Town l. (Winners home to York City). Reuter
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    171 13 A READER wants to know if there was a way of avoiding a tragedy on this deal. He agrees with South's opening bid of Five Diamonds; but could North be blamed for raising him to Seven? It was unlucky in a w-ay that the opening lead pre- sented
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    Lock icon 60 NATIONS CALL FOR TEST BANFRANCE SAYS 'NO'
    405 14 60 NATIONS CALL FOR TEST BANFRANCE SAYS 'NO' United Nations adopts resolutions NEW YORK, Friday. PRANCE stood out alone here yesterday, the one country opposed to a banning of nuclear tests The United Nations, alter a daylong debate in the General Assembly 8 Mam Political Committee, adopted both resolutions put
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    34 14 Dr. Fisher 's call CANTERBURY. Fri— The Archp of Canterbury. Dr. Geoffrey Fisher, has called for strong lesi>I .it ion on betting and prostitution and ur^ed that adultery should be a criminal offence. Reuter
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    Lock icon Biographer of Baldwin dies at 77
    121 14 Biographer of Baldwin dies at 77 (YXFORD. Fri. Mr. George Malcolm Young, historian and author oi a controversial official biography ot the first Earl Baldwin— Prime Minister at the time or the Duke oi Windsors abdication as! King— died on Wednesday In a nursing home near Oxford. He was 77.
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    Lock icon Star-maker quits—woe for Bardot
    361 14 Star-maker quits— woe for Bardot p IRIS Fri. Bngittc r Eardot. whose film star husband Jacques Charner is in hospital icith nervous depression following his call-up into the army, hud another iolt yesterday when her longtime producer. Raoul Levy announced he had broken off his association icith her. Levy, dynamic
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    27 14 NEW YORK. Fri— The UN. General Assembly's steering committee will convene on Monday to consider a request for debate of the situation in Hungary.- Reuter
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    Lock icon FOR LOYALTY WEEK
    74 14 BUNTING is Dut out to dry at a factory in Kim Chuan Road. Singapore, which has been authorised by the Ministry of Culture to manufacture State's flags, shields, banners, and pennants for Loyalty Week. Manager Mr. Jimmy Seet (extreme right) is here giving directions to his hands.
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    Lock icon INCIDENTS AT GAMES —THAIS ARE WORRIED
    94 14 OANGKOK, Fri.— The Thai Interior Minister, Mr. Prapas Charusathien, told reporters yesterday he was worried that incidents might mar Thai-Cambodian boxing: matches during the South-East Asian Peninsula games here next month. He was replying to a reporter's question. "However," he added. "I hope that
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    23 14 MELBOURNE. Fri. The 1960 Davis Cup challenge i round will be played at Sydney on Dec. 26. 27. and 28.
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    Lock icon ENGLAND WHIPPED
    68 14 BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, Fri. —Communist China, making their first appearance in Britain, beat England 7-1 in a table tennis international here last night. The Chinese men, Li FuJung and Chuang Tse-Tung with their all-out attacking games, proved far too strong for the home players, lan Harrison and Bryan Merrett. England's
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    44 14 A FINAL wave from Sir Robert Scott as he boards the plane which is taking him to Hong Kong. The retiring CommissionerGeneral for South-Fast Asia left yesterday for a holiday in Hong Kong and Japan before his return to Britain.- Free Press picture.
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    Car bandits escape with $85,000
    82 14 Car bandits escape with $85,000 ONDON. Fri. Police ■L* throughout Britain were alerted yesterday to v for car bandits who stole -a Royal Mail van on Wednesday night and escaped with about £10.000 <M535.000» in registered letters. The gang erabbed postm«an George HaJ d 64. while he was taking mail
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    Adenauer so happy So is UNKNOWN
    230 14 Adenauer so happy So is UNKNOWN DR. KONRAI) ADEN \l ih t > Chancellor, return London after talks with y the British Prime Minl&U i •'Both sides are comph I Dr. Heinrich von I Foreign Minister, that earlier shadows on relations were now and said: "Complot. 111 London diplon. officials
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    Lock icon Steelmen's 'No'
    23 14 PITTSBURGH. Fri. m's major *\ee\ c d lor settlenv bitter contract c: I ited Stt i tordav but the union U.P.I.
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    66 14 I1/ T ASHINGTON. F:: Dr. KHth C nan. director or Uu National Aeronautics and Space Administration .said yesterday United States and Soviet scientists had begun discussions on po^ible joint operations m outer .>pac« Dr. Glennan -^id a conference had been held here on Wednesday between the
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