The Singapore Free Press, 21 November 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Union Toh's Indonesia mission
    5 1 Union Toh's Indonesia mission I
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    Lock icon Kassem parade
    33 1 BAGDAD. Sat. Premier Ktussem will make his departure from the hospital with a procession through Bagdad led by the bulletriddled vehicle he was riding when assassins tried to kill him. U.P.I.
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    TRAINS: TENGKU ACTS
    644 1 TRAINS TENGKU ACTS Union awaits outcome of vital talks J He seeks to get they could operate additional services if there was a demand. They were at proent running four services a day between Singapore and Malacca. with connections to Kuala Lumpur. Tne Federation Minister for Transport. Inche Sardon bin
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    Lock icon FIANCEE IN FILM
    41 1 picture. Peter Townsend (left) and his fiancee Marie-Luce Jamagne drink a toast to the success of a film which Marie-Luce is to appear m. The girl will play a leading role m tho Frpnrh nroduction "Merci Natercia.'' Popper
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    Lock icon NANYANG REPORT IS SIGNED
    39 1 picture Dr Cwee Ah Leng, chairman of the sevenman committee which reviewed the Prescott commission's recommendations regarding Nanyang University, signs their report. The signing took place after the committee members lunched together yesterday. Free Press
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    FARAH LEAVES FOR PERSIA
    52 1 PARIS. Sat. Miss Farah Diba said here last nteht her igement to the Shah of Persia "might be announced a woek or two after my arrival m Teheran." 21-year-old ravenhaired beauty made the statement to reporters at the airport here be lore leaving for the Persian
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    Fourth arrest
    24 1 KHARTOUM. 6at, Army authorities today arrested a fourth army officer. Capt. Hamid Abdelmagid on a charge of mutiny against Sudani military government.
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    $3,420,000 CONTRACT
    248 1 All trade pact cotton yarn to be supplied by Spore firm rHE $3,420,000 worth of cotton yarn which Singapore is to send to Indonesia under a new trade agreement will be supplied by the Malayan Textile Mills Ltd., Bukit Timah, it was revealed yesterday. The firm s managing
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    STOP PRESS
    12 1 ROBB' 1. 1 .»u< nil REVOLT m i p i
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    SPORT: MINISTER'S SPOINT PLAN
    321 1 Mass participation m games to be encouraged m Singapore THE Singapore Minister for Education, Mr Yong Nyuk Lin, yesterday disclosed a five-point plan to improve and maintain the health of the nation through sport and physical education. He told the Free Press that more than 1.000
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    Lock icon Peking's request
    34 1 TOKYO. Sat— Britain has rejected a Chinese Communist request that it step into the Laos situation and force the release of jailed proCommunist Laotians, the New China news agency disclosed today.- U.P.I.
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    SPORE SEEKS AID'
    72 2 r poKM» sa( Singapore li-i- jpproathrd Japan for I m the construction of (1 >hiphuildinc fa<ilitd hrrc t« rote] ttl I.I|UII v rmnumK planning ;unu v W.i tarn Kanno. xaid tlu> rrtarntaig from tiut <.li>mh«i I'lan confrn-ncr m •kit t.t ll'- >-.iul thr nations til tj-la«.t \^ia
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    A TRADE BOOM IS ANTICIPATED
    277 2 GATT delegates agree upon the principles of eeoiioinic expansion > TOKYO, Saturday. PARTIES to the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade here are poised now for ii further expansion of international trade which would lead to economic expansion throughout the world. Delegates realise thai further
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    41 2 HONG KONG. I Closing prices here today were: yesterday Ti >d.n S Bai Corporation M.070 $1065 Canton $84.00 $64.00 Wheeloi < Marden $5.50 15.50 phone 530.25 $30.25 Dairy Farm <v Cold Storaee 120.70 $20.60 Taikoo Docks 137.00 557.00 &S37.oi>
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    Tass blast for Outer Seven
    165 2 .MOSCOW, Saturday. npHE official Soviet news agency Tass said last night that "closed trade groupings" such as the Outer Seven free trade zone, the treaty creating which was initialled m Stockholm yesterday "can only create difficulties for the development of trade and economic co-operation between
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    Lock icon Tour of the Far East
    37 2 Tour of the Far E ast picture Mr. P. Bradford. Board Chairman of Everett Steamship Corporation, who flow m to Singapore by Pan American World Airways last niulit on a visit 10 Far Eastern offices. Free Press
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    Lock icon Rubber prices steady
    169 2 Rubber prices steady LONDON. Sat. Following the steadiness of Eastern advices, prices on the rubber market here yesterday were msurked up by about a half penny per lb at the outset and varied little throughout the day. Traders corrmented that the standstill of the Malayan Railway system, though a potentially
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    512 2 NOTE: All prices below are middk p »PORE. FRIDAY. INDUSTRIALS I C-is. I 99 >s Ice Il oo la i 8.8. Peti B.M. Trustees c 'e*. Oros i Fit;. 99 i Fraser A Neave Prel. 5 4.15 mm I I CE. L'e ,22 50 959 taargatown Dis:I
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    MOB RUSHES SOVIET SHIPS
    50 2 .JAKARTA. Sat. Indonesian i fired several times into the air to check crowds that swarmed on board three vi viet warships here yesterday, Antara news agency reported The ships, ■which arrived last Tuesday tor a eoodw'.ll visit, were open to the public for three hours. Reu:er.
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    U.K. RUBBER STATISTICS
    63 2 LONDON. Sat. Statistics issued by the International Rubber study Group show the rubber position m Britain for September i five-week period I ai follows <m j long tons with August m brackets) Consumption. 18.133 (11.044); imports. 17.684 18.513 re-ex-port.s. 4.976 (2.60 C); stocks held' by manufacturers m
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    RED TALKS ON SYNTHETIC
    51 2 MOSCOW. Sat— Experts from six Cotnmunisi countries are meeting m Erevan, Soviet Armenia, to discus* research problems connected with synthetic rubber production m 1960 and 1961. The Soviet news agency Ta^s said delegates from Russia. Czechoslovakia. East Germany. Poland and Rumania and observers from China were
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    Lock icon CAR STRIKE OFF
    20 2 BIRMINGHAM. Sat— A threedtiv strike involving 4.000 workers In the English car industry ended here yesterday. Reuter
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    TRADE MISSION
    11 2 COLOMBO, Sat— An Italian trade mission arrived here yesterday.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    199 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today atr: Christisnsborg 1-2, Vietnam 4-5. Castelville 6A, Lycaon 6-7. Benattow 8-9. Thorseaard 10-11. Ludwigshafen 13-14, Tabian 15-16, Lininogorsk 18. Pies. Taylor 19. SaJafbg N.Wall 3. Sedenak N.Wall 4, Sletter N.Wall S, Marudu 21-22, Bangkok Maru 23-34,
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      80 2 LONDON N .rday 1 RUBBER No. I RS» •.if. European p«rts N«v Occ. RUBBER No 1 RSS Spot ÜBBER Ne. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Dec. Jan. Mar TONE Quiet tout hteady AbO\ <■* PEPPER: White Sarawak q. C.i f. European ports No* PEPPER: Black Sarawak Special
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      New York Prices
      33 2 NEW YORK r. VestrMdy 7 TIN Straits *p«>t TIN futures Straitv Contract Dec. Jan TONE On'ct SALES Nil RUBBER Future Nov. Jan i TONE Irreniilar SALES tS IMs per i,
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      11 2 inniiiiii 111 I tic! \I W rlu«iiii. PHILIPS with t\i PHILIPS
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    INDIA SEES TO DEFENCE
    217 3 Hp a rm y commanders m four-hour discussion A network of roads needed \> Mr. K. Krishna Menon, India's Defence Minister, last nijrfit broadcast an appeal for Indians to join the Territorial Army, top Army commanders met here to review the country's defences hough the meeting
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    LADY HAY: INQUEST VERDICT
    5 3 LADY HAY: INQUEST VERDICT Sat.
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    Lock icon 'Resign' demands growing
    119 3 'Resign demands growing fOLOMBO, Sat— Coy lons Opposition parties yesterday renewed their *demanci for the resignation of Mr. Wijayananda Dahanayake's Government, following the arrest of a former cabinet .minister. They said the two-month-old Government had lost the confidence of the people because one of two arrested was a former cabinet
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    Lock icon Beer for skating girls
    52 3 picture. Work over, it is time for a biff beer for these glamorous skating cuties of the "Holiday on Ice" show. Scene Is the Malayan Breweries, where the beer literally flows from taps. Their men hosts from Frase r and Neave called it a "stag" party.
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    Doctor 'treats old age like any other illness'
    158 3 LONDON, Saturday. pROFESSOR ANNA ASLN. a 61-year-old doctor from Rumania, told 20C 1 doctors here that old age was a disease which could be treated like any other illness. She read a lecture from a prepared scrip m English on results she
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    Lock icon SYNTHETIC: '1970 WILL SEE BIG TAKE-OVER'
    117 3 SYNTHETIC: '1970 WILL SEE BIG TAKE-OVER' NEW YORK. Sat.— j Synthetic rubber was sure to take over two- thirds of. the world s markets by 1970. Mr. George Vila, of the U.S. Rubber Company, said yesterday. Synthetic's share of the U.S. market would be even greater. Mr. Vila told the
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    Lock icon PEPPER IS BOOMING
    140 3 T ONDON, Sat. Pepper j prices have soared dv- ring the past week to the highest levels for four years because of the squeeze m < world markets. Heavy Russian and United States purchases m the pepper markets of South- East Asia have come at a time
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    Lock icon WHY REDS FAILED IN KERALA
    162 3 WHY REDS FAILED IN KERALA SAIGON, Sat. Corruption had resulted m both the rise ana the fall of the communist party Government m the South Indian state of Kerala. Doctor Probhakar Pubiye, Asian Affairs Secretary of the Congress for Cultural Freedom, said this here last night. Doctor Prabhakar Pubiye. who
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    Lock icon De Gaulle rejects rebels' offer
    259 3 PARIS, Saturday. ALGERIA'S "Government m exile" yesterday appointed a truce team entirely composed of rebel leaders held m French jails, but President de Gaulle quickly indicated that the proposal was unacceptable. Some observers thought, however, that the rebel move marked a slight advance m the
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    Lock icon 15,000 doomed
    28 3 LONDON. Sat.— Bronchitis ar respiratory diseases will kill 15.0( to 20.000 people m Britain m ti next six months, the British Mech cal Journal said. Reuter
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    Lock icon 5,800 ft. fall with no parachute
    125 3 \fOSCOW, Sat.— A Russian girl parachutist surIU vived a fall of 5,800 feet and is soon to resume parachuting. Her parachute failed to open during an international jumping competition m Bulgaria on Sept. 3. The Soviet newspaper Red Star disclosed yesterday that Nadezhda Pryakhina,
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    Red officials banned
    64 3 JAKARTA, Sat.—Commutl nist Chinese diplomatic officials have been banned from West Java, according to Antara news agency. The ban. effective from Thursday and lasting indefinitely, was issued by the West Java War (Martial Law> Administration. Foreign Chinese have been ordered by the Indonesian army to leave their
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    JUDGES WILL SELECT THE BEST COUPLE
    140 3 JUDGES WILL SELECT THE BEST COUPLE COUPLES attending the Metronome Dance to be held at the Sea View Baliroom on Nov. 21 from 8.30 p.m. to 2.00 a.m. will have the chance of winning a unique contest. The 'Couple of the Evening" competition will be judged on dress and general
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    Sir Alan Rose reserves order
    62 3 The Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, m the Singapore High Court yesterday reserved his order on the habeas corpus petition m which the Minister tor Home Affairs and the Commissioner of Police have been called upon to show cause why Lee Yew Seng, a vice-president
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    Lock icon NEW U.N. STUDY
    20 3 NEW YORK, Sat —The Genera, Assembly has recommended a study of the question of capital punishment.- Reuter
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    Lock icon HER LAST WISH—CHERRIES
    80 3 HER LAST WISH— CHERRIES LONDON, Sat.— A consignment of cherries was rushed from London Airport fo Paris yesterday to meet the wish of a 10-year-old French girl who is dying. They had been flown m an hour earlier by a British Overseas Airways Corpora- tion Britannia from Johannesburg. The girl
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    Dixie Danny goes marching in with Satchmo
    348 4  - Dixie Danny goes marching in with Satchmo JOHN WATERMAN By ALL but jazz aficionados and those who were A m their twenties m the 'twenties will ask: Wh o i s —or was Loring "Red" Nichols, whose life has "suggested 91 the story for this film? The answer is that
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    THEY CAN FIND A TARZANT REPLACE GORDON
    119 4 THEY CAN FIND A TARZANT REPLACE GORDON r»ORDON SCOTT, thtfl recent! ana iof tj returned to hr J a worldwide Mi ifl wtm s: i There ua fl physical!) fittf ;ri»lil role a& i is w^ Sift. The MBOHI of larzasfl turev hi -l |T <fl hrmed during Im years.
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    TEACHING BOGARDE TO BE LIST WAS COSTLIEST PIANO LESSON EVER
    542 4 "p RES CEN DO" is based on the life story of Franz Liszt, the immortal piano virtuoso. His colourful, romantic adventures are being brought to the screen m Cinemascope and colour by producer William Goetz for Columbia Pictures. Most dramatic
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    Lock icon THE BOMB: ASSEMBLY HEQUEST TO FRANCE
    97 5 THE BOMB: ASSEMBLY HEQUEST TO FRANCE \K\\ YORK, Saturday, in. General Assembly ye* 4ei Frame not to carrj out n of an atomic bomb. ol Malaya) to 16 indorsed the Mam Political Commitu-c nch GovernI H > incorrect i the Sahara test wo odious to penultimate pa iph of the
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    Sunday's Services
    8 5 Sunday's Services ft" >. i I CONCERT I MRIKI
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    Rubber shoes dearer
    204 5 Rubber shoes dearer UP liV 5 TO 20 CENTS pRICES oi rubber toot wear have gone up In Singapore, consequent on the "soarIng price of rubber." The manufacturers said 1 that JJj* rfse wa vitable. "When the cost oi rubber up. prices oi rubber manuiactures have to a > up
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    N.Z. troops due in Malaya
    39 5 PERTH. Sat.— Six hundred and fifty-two New Keaiand soldiers are on tht'ir nay to Malaya on board tni tain Cook. The soldiers, who were accompanied by their families, \vill oe rhere for two years
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    WOMEN'S CORNER
    197 5 Spore women are so progressive 9 S o^orused bv 'o^of^n r iVC YoUrself a P at on the b^k- You have Muttu MamurUii mOSt P«»ninent politicians. Mrs. Nal a The grande dame of Indian politics paid a brief visit to Singapore on her way home from the recent
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    your lucky STAR
    420 5 I>ORN today the stars have given you a deep, contemplative mind. You are apt to find fault with those who are not as meticulous m detail as you are. You delight m discovering a novel method and using it. You enjoy change and will be most content
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      20 5 P-MAGAZINE -PROJECTOR ys yf I projector I h Qnd-shoV I h of your I Qu »omotkolly I of the 36
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      191 5 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 1.32 p.m. TOMORROW: 3.0 2 a.m. and 2.13 p.m. MONDAY: 3.52 a.m. and 3.0.") p.m. TUESDAY: 4.:><i a.m. and 4.18 p.m. WEDNESDAY: ti.lo a.m. and .">..->!) p.m. THURSDAY: 7.1 b a.m. and 7.3.*) p.m. FRIDAY: 8.09 a.m. and 8.45 p.m. JEFF HAWKE by Sydney Jordan I J9fF
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      FILM FARE OF LOCAL APPEAL
      830 6 rnHE longest single occupation man has had m life is to lie m bed. And it will go on being so till the day he dies and even then he will go m for a long lie-in, though not exactly on a bed. One would
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      BY THE WAY
      222 6  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber by [T appears that many pco- 1 pie still hesitate to open banking accounts, m spite of the advertisements m which the benign and fraternal manager smiles bravely through his tears as some client discusses his financial problem. He. too, has a mother, and as his
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      Tests to find cure far common cold
      376 6 Tests to find cure far common cold f ONDON. Hundreds of Whitehall civil servants, including many of the nations top administrators, are serving as guinea-pigs m a Government experiment to find a cure for the common cold. They were sucking brown sweets containing a germkilling drug, the name of which
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      TODAY'S PROGRAMME FOR RADIO SINGAPORE
      163 6 P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary, 1.02 Saturday Showcase 1.30 The News; 1.40 New.stalk; Sir Thomas Beecham conducts. 200 The Malayan Touch; 2.30 playtime; 2.45 Sie.sta time; 300 Australian magazine; 3.15 Saturday prom; 4 15 Make way Kith. 4.45 How things began—Writ- ing Accounting, and Measuring. 5.00
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      ASIAN EPICS THEME FOR NEW PICTURES
      247 6 ASIAN EPICS THEME FOR NEW PICTURES Hollywood seems to lack plots for its films nowadays Just look at the number of biblical stories it has adapted, mostly remakes of pictures In the silent or early rte periods. There's nothing wrong In doing this, of course. In fact it's a very
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      177 6 CHERRY I HEERINC I m j a| 'w I^, I \\\m The Thirteen Wonder > of cherry h Heering. A remarkable drink that h v try Cherry Heering on the Rock* and S? I out why! Just pour a glassful I result is long and stimulatinß If, Most men and
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      278 6 CLUES ACROSS 11 Service quarters can get m 7 Holds pence for dogs of a such a muddle! (4)--sort (6, 7). 12 Act that might equally be done 8 Had a meal before lunch (ID- m reverse (4). 12 Don't agree if iron follows 13 The prophet found m some
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    More buses to K.L.
    246 7  -  CHAN SWAN BEE By to the >ped up if »is conKuala Limited are studyportion of the rail the public de--i be a natural .ore buses on I nnot go by rail." The first step up m bus service place v c s t c r day
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    130 may be jobless
    94 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. More than 130 workers employed under the Federation Government road project on the Selangor-Pahang border may be thrown out of job again when part of the scheme undertaken by the Selangor PWD. Is completed early next year. The workers were at one time
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    PA GRATEFUL TO GOVT. FOR COURAGEMENT
    92 7 PA GRATEFUL TO GOVT. FOR COURAGEMENT thanks I treatment m mire clinics. Moore there was at c time a feeling that the FPA would be taken over by the Government. however, no hope present of the organisag taken over". the massive acalth f-tiuca-:ion campaigns planner by Government would ye further
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    FAREWELL PARTY FOR POLY STAFF
    58 7 Singapore a lecturer m the rtment. ry is leaving ore to take up an tment as head of the irtment of Architec- -eria Unlver- sity College m Africa. Mr. Warnes is also planning to leave soon. Picture shows Mr. M. A. Warnes tthjrd from left*
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    LEAFLETS TO BE AIR-DROPPED
    43 7 BANGKOK. Sat —Thailand has agreed to a Federation Government plan to airdrop leaflets calling on terrorists to surrender m the Thai provinces bordering Malaya, police sources said. Chinese-language leaflets are to bo dropped on Nov. 29 and 30. Reuter.
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    IMPORTS OFFICE CLOSED DEC. 3
    28 7 IMPORTS OFFICE CLOSED DEC. 3 The Singapore Imports and ExUiTice and all .sections of the Master Attendants Office will be closed on Thursday Dec. 3, a public holiday.
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    Women's Diary TODAY
    51 7 1 •ion for the Deaf— 1 DEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free ow at Woodbridge Male Section) Ylo Road 7.30 p.m. BUKII TIMAH YOUTH B: Table tennis 4 p.m.. 30 p.m. JOO CHIAT YOUTH CLUB: Badminton, lndo >r tble lennU 4 p.m. KING YOUTH CLUB Ing 7 p.m.. English
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    'Suggestion book very helpful' ENTRIES LEAD TO ARRESTS
    264 7 'Suggestion book very helpful' ENTRIES LEAD TO ARRESTS T H fL f 4 Ollce Secret r y. Mr. VVilliam Cheng said yesterday n Z, V? s a result of entri es made by the public m the kuku chadangan.' ("suggestion book") the police had wron a s t0 makC a
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    S'pore models to put on show
    42 7 Member.s of the Singapore Publicity Club will hold a lunch at the Adelphi Coral Room on Nov. 27 at 1 p.m. During the lunch a fashion show will be staged by Ruth Warner and her models.
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    SOME NIGHT-SCENTED FLOWERS OF MALAYA
    656 8 SOME NIGHT-SCENTED FLOWERS OF MALA YA Advice on storage lid care of bulbs of the Haemanthus A READER tvrites: "1 would like to know how the bulbs of the Haemanthus, which was the subject of an article published a fortnight ago, should be stored. Should they be kept m the
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    By M.R.S. ARSCOTT
    66 8 begin to wither, dried off completely under cover, and re-planted when new growth begins. These lifted bulbs could be hung from the roof of the potting shed or similar place m a current of air. but should not be exposed to off and removing the old foliage.
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    Oleander thrive in dry, sandy soil
    167 8 Oleander thrive in dry, sandy soil I WAS delighted with your very full and helpful answers to my gardening queries. The answers give just the information I need. 1 would not have thought of syiails eating the chilli leaves and bark, although there are quite a number of large snails
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    WIN A PRIZE!
    96 8 POCKET-MONEY prizes are offered for colouring this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). All you have to do is to set to work to brighten up the sketch, then fill m the
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    73 8 r THE winners of last wrek 's colour-in contest, each of whom will receive a $5 prize m due course, are as follows: Miv Helen Pereira tl3 I2Jl 2 J Form A, Katong Convent j School, Singapore 15. Miss Diavc Windibank (11), 23 Victoria Park Road, Singapore
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    The chewing gum habit
    61 8  -  ANON —by the Medical Officer of Health for Norfolk <Dr. K. F. Alfordc CH EWI N G gum is 1< harmful than eating too many sweets, but I hope we will not turn into a chewin? nation, as nothing look-* more horrible than children chewing gum.
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      295 8 RUPERT'S DEEP SEA ADVENTURE The diving suit has such heavy a safe place for it. Now c<xne As the two friends near the end leet that Rupert and the Scowl on." says Geoffrey. M Your friends of their journey a fisherman tpiei won tire of pulling it alon*. M must
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    CARE...
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    LUXURY at LOW COST: THAT'S the GAZELLE
    156 9 fourvr and iven a c be- en floor-mounted or steering-column gear shift, or the Easidrive automatic transmission at £124 extra. Slim pillars deeper and wider windscreen, with slimmer door pilincrease all-round visibiVcceleration figures suggest the non-automatic model be a little faster, although of
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    Royal present
    19 9 Duki i Edinburgh is uprise pit. .^en m the shape Phantom motor car the accord London Daily
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    Lock icon The M. 1 is still big news in U.K.
    269 9 The M. 1 is still big news in U.K. BRITAIN'S 55 mile stretch of motorway known as the M.I is still being given celebrity treatment m newspapers and on television three weeks after it came into operation. Every crash on the £16 million ($134 m n.) highway which forms part
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    100 FOR U.S. CAR MEN
    37 9 whiney other foreign imports c forced General Motors spend hundreds of is of dollars to re-tool d an entirely new sort o: pens bigness is as 3 would say— d. And tha
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    PETROL OR DIESEL FUEL—IT'S ALL THE SAME TO THIS CAR
    31 9 PETROL OR DIESEL FUEL— IT'S ALL THE SAME TO THIS CAR MR. SOAMES inspects a Land Rover fitted with a multi-fuel engine. The diesel and petrol tanks are on the roof.
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    A revolution in engines
    336 9 A FIVE-TON army lorry, able to use either diesel fuel or hteh octane petrol and capable of switching from one to the other without faltering, has been demonstrated to a critical but admiring audience at the Fighting Vehicles Research and Development Establishment at Chobham, Surrey. The
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    Banned boxer says: 'I WON'T APPEAL I WILL QUIT'
    337 10 Banned boxer says: 'I WON'T APPEAL I WILL QUIT' SINGAPORE'S bantamweight ella mpion, Royston Lazaroo, 21, who was banned for life by the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association, will not appeal against the decision. He wilj not take the matter to either the Singapore ABA or the International Boxing Federation. "I
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    Under-21 hockey match proposed
    90 10 Under-21 hockey match proposed The Singapore Hockey Association at its meeting yesterday decided to ask the Malayan Hockey Federation whether they .would agree to an under-21 international match between Singapore and the Federation and also an inter-state second eleven quadrangular. These suggestions will be put to the Federation body when
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    64 in team for SEAP Game
    543 10 SOSC SELECTS SINGAPORE CITIZENS oi TAN ENG YOON IS STATE'S TORCH BEARER I Jy FRANCIS BOEY TAX Eng Voon will light the State's torch at the opening oi the South East Asia Peninsula Games to be held at Bangkok next month. Ens Yoon was
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    Lock icon CASTROL TROPHY WINNER
    50 10 John Smith, winner (if the Castrol Trophy at the Sembawang Circuit motorcycle meet on Sunday, receiving the trophy from Mrs. Hearder. wife of the general manager of C. C. Wakefield Co. Ltd.. at a cocktail party held at the Singapore Cricket Club this week. Free Press picture.
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    State Cricketers will play 'Coarse Cricket'
    472 10  - State Cricketers will play 'Coarse Cricket' VERITY GILL By ANEW cricket club has been formed m Singapore with the idea of playing off-season cricket. The new club, called The Optimists, has already arranged seven fixtures with the Army m the next two months and is calling on other civilian clubs
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    POLICE S.A. LEAGUE LEADERS
    416 10 POLICE S.A. LEAGUE LEADERS OOLICE Sports Asso- ciation are leading m the Singapore Hockey Association league table with 14 points from eight outings. Two points behind them are University who have played seven matches. Following are the league standing.- I'WDL F APt Police 8 6 2 27 6 14 University
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    SHEFFIELD SHIELD
    87 10 Perth. Sat.— Opening batsman John Shaw, a nephew of Lindsay Hassett. scored 75 not out yesterday for Victoria against Western AiV c /alia on the first day of the Sheiiield Shfeld match. Victoria hit 210 for the lost of three wfekets. In Brisbane Wally Wellham. a leftarm spin
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    Sports Diary
    139 10 Sports Diary RUGGER: Malaya upServices v Johore. Pa<i. Singapore Politr v Fedtion Police. Thomson Koad: Nee Soon v The Blatkv. Soon; RAF Chant; i v 7."> Sqd RNZAF B (han^i: KAI Seletar v (>l\H S< •Uu R v RAF Seletar A' Afcr Kajah Road: KAX v Navy, Aver Rajah Road.
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    17 enter for cycling meet
    77 10 SEVENTEEN comprt. U Rough Riders' plank v meet at the Gr-;.: V, Park. Singapor tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. Those taking pa International C.C.: Fardan, S. I. Bakri. Sailed Yusof, Asat bin Buratm and Ithnin. Malayan Rough Rid- r~ Kassinj bin Alhin. Kan Yusoff. Omar Magad.
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
    184 10 Flightly overcalls account for many big penalties, but a failure to contest the auction can prove just as costly m the long run. Today's hand is a striking example from a duplicate pairs event. When South opened One Heart, certain West players fell for the theory
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    Second Stever gets chanc
    5 10 Second Stever gets chanc I
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    LL THE LATEST SELECTIONS
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    Gold Vase: Open race
    574 12 UNBEATEN HAPPY MELODY STRONGLY FANCIED NMM'Y MELODY, unbeaten m Malaya* is my seleci n for The Sultan <>f lVmk's (iold Vase over the Ipoh straight .*>] furlongs to lUOITOW. He lias won tour (inn Melody's last win was van Agong's Kuala Lumpur 9-0." I jivd. lie
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    Best Bets
    50 12 Best Bets H«re are today's best bets by Allan Lewis Happy Melody (Race 4) Pleasure Park (Race 5) and My Darling II (Race I). Trespasser fives you his best bets oi the day: Destiny (Race 8). Singapore Glory (Race 6), and Big Daddy (Race 3 The going will be heavy.
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    423 12 Leslian appeals in Cl. 5 sprint 11 :fh Night ii I sli m >f Race 7 for Class 5. Dii F. circular 10 wo: 1 1 Thursday Penang before dropping to this class, where he carries 31b Bravo, third to Two Tails at p< n October, could place bet He
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    MY DARLING CAN REPEAT IPOH WIN
    356 12 With only nine pounds more... ltf V DARLING, who j M* won her last start over 5 I F. at Penang. should repeat over this. Ipoh 5£F, with only 91b more m Race One. The Beauty, second to My Darling at Penang, finished fourth
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    PLEASURE PARK IS THE PICK...
    191 12 PLEASURE PARK IS THE PICK... PLEASURE PARK and First Partnership look the pick of a poor lot engaged m i the Class 5, Div. 1, B^F. race. (Race 5). Pleasure Park, third m his last three .starts m Class 4. Is m line for a win and should get it
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    I WILL GO ON RIDING-MOORE
    127 12 ITONG KONG, Sat. Australian Jockey George Moore, who came to Hong: Kong, on a private visit, told Reuter-A.A.P. m a telephone interview today that he expected to go on riding for some! time. Moore, who ,had a successful racing season m Europe this year which
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