The Singapore Free Press, 23 November 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1959. 15 CENTS
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    Opinion
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    RUBBER FOUR CENTS DOWN
    49 1 THE Singapore Rubber Market opened this morning on an uncertain tone following the announcement that the I s General Services Administration had deuded to offer for sale 35.000 tons of high grade rubber. December first grade opened tour cents lower on Fridays price at lb.
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    21 killed in crash
    54 1 BEIRUT. Mon. Officials Id today that the 24 d last night when Afghan airliner crashed burned on a hilltop m Beirut airport :luded two America Both were reported to be >ved in Afghanistan. The three survivors were ni>hed to hospital in critical condition but doctors said
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    BIG POISON POUNCE
    270 1 'Bottled death insecticide was imported from Hong Kong: High parathion content SWOOP IN S'PORF health men SINGAPORE medical authorities believe they have uncovered an important source of the "killer" insecticide known as "Chinese DDT which has been blamed for eight deaths in the Federation since last .June.
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    Tito backs Balkan 'summit', but...
    59 1 Tito backs Balkan 'summit', but BELGRADE. Mon.—President Tito of Yugoslavia is in favour of a Balkan Powers conference. But not at the moment. There wa.s no realistic basis for it. he said in a speech in Nis yesterday. Albania. Yugoslvia's Communist neighbour to the south, would first have to stop
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    Serangoon blackout continues
    120 1 ONE hundred houses in the Worthing Road area, Serangoon Garden Estate, Singapore, are hit by a blackout which began at b\3o p.m. yesterday. Up to U o'clock this moniins Ughta nad not yet been restored. Residents complained that they were unable to cook last night and that
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    Lock icon MASS DRILL FOR LOYALTY WEEK
    47 1 picture Four thousand eight hundred children from Singapore schools take part in a Mass Drill display yesterday at Jalan Besar Stadium. It was a rehearsal for the show to be held on Dec. 4 a> part of National Loyalty Week- Free Press
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    India to make her own arms —Nehru
    399 1 India to make her own arms Nehru \TEW DELHI, Mon.— Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, said here yesterday that because of the danger or Chinese border attacks India must make her own arms and so be independent of foreign "armament kings." India would have to build up her heavy
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    SIR WILLIAM PRESENTS NICOLL CUP
    5 1 SIR WILLIAM PRESENTS NICOLL CUP
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    Lock icon SHAKESPEARE AND THE MASSES
    24 1 LONDON, Mon.— Moscow Radio last night claimed that the work of William Shakespeare has an "affinity" to socialist realism. U.P.I.
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    STOP PRESS
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      38 1 The Singapore Scene Page 4 FootHght Page 7 Johore pa^e Page 6 Cartoons Page 3 Women's Corner Page 3 Ipoh race review Page 9 Minister's plan for recapture of Thomas Cup Page 8 Other overseas cables Page" 10
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    Lock icon 'West is lagging behind Russia'
    155 2 LONDON. Mon.— An American professor said here night that the West ging behind Russia In ducing ba>ie machinery ry and that thi> :d contribute to a "worldwide rconomic and political tory for the SoviProf. Seymour Melman. tte Profr>sor oi li.--rial and Managen: Engineering at Columbia
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    SIX NEW TRADE SCHOOLS
    217 2 Government's future poliey will help to give all trainees a job There will be a 'drastic change,' says Inche Khir KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A major expansion programme of rural trade schools is anticipated by the Ministry of Education next year. Schools will cater tor those children
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    Lock icon ITALIAN GIANT
    49 2 THE 33.000-ton Italian liner "ss Leonardo da Vinci" now being built at Genoa, will make its maiden voyage to New York in June next year. The new liner will carry 1,300 passengers and a crew of 600. Speed will range from 23 to 25 knots. picture. Popper
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    Lock icon All-aluminium tanker
    42 2 REDENSBURG, Germany Mon- Germany's first all -aluminium ship was launched here at the weekend and will go into service soon on the Rhine. The tanker Aluminia was built in five sections at Kiel and transported overland for assembly here.- U.P.I.
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    FAREWELL GIFT
    77 2 Mr. G. V R. Mereard (right), managing director of Kodak (Malaya) Limited, receives an ivory statuette from staff members on the occasion of hi s retirement. Making the presentation, at a farewell dinner held at the Adelphi Hotel Grill Room, is Mr. Ong Ah Hong. Mr. Mergard, who
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    Lock icon BID TO AVOID TRADE WAR
    314 2 STRASBOURG. Monday. FOREIGN MINISTERS from the six Common Market countries are meeting here today in a renewed attempt to avoid trade war and political splits in Western Europe. The following factors are expected to heavily overshadow the talks when the Ministers meet in an intergovernmental
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    Lock icon $17 mil. sales
    22 2 $1 7 mil. sales GLASGOW, Mon. Vehicles worth more than £2,000,000 ($l7 mil.) were sold during the eightday Scottish Motor Show. Reuter
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    62 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves today: Musi N. Wall 4, Larut N. Wall 5. Jarak N. Wall 3. Kv.an Chai NWall 2, Van Neck 42 43, Orna 19. Mikumo Maru 38 39, Braeside 35/36, Japan 6/7, James McKay 25/26, Abbekerk 4/5. Irisbank 6A, Sargodha
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    $2 mil. factory mysten
    96 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Japanese Embassy here said it had no official report regarding a big firm in Japan wanting to set up a $2,000,000 rubber footwear factory in the Federation. An embassy spokesman was referring to a statement by Mr. K. Miyachi, president ot the
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    626 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle S".GAPCRF. SATURDAY. INDUSTRIALS Alex Irickt Pref Ce». i 9S 1.99 Atlas lea 11 M Buvers B.B. Pet-ol 5C B.M. Trustees 5 2b I Con. Tin Smet Pref. 19Or* 4" 9 y 141 j fit:patricKs 1-00 Frascr Neave Pr°*. 4.15 MS. i
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    BUILDING COSTS 'BOUND TO GO
    6 2 BUILDING COSTS 'BOUND TO GO 1/
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    Women's Corner GAIK KIM IS GIRL WITH A MISSION
    99 3 Women's Corner GAIK KIM IS GIRL WITH A MISSION B H I m I GAIK KIM... she has s about local Federation girl, (iaik Kin hopes to return to MNBc town, Kuala Lumpur, to set up a salon with her mother. irl whose face apP- irs m many newspaper .uhertisements
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    END OF EMERGENCY NEAR-HABIBULLAH
    40 3 END OF EMERGENCY NEAR-HABIBULLAH ffl;fkflkf the UL^ed ot first" he said. H', being recalled to a for with the to '•meet its fed commitments." Gen. Habibullah. former ndant of the Indian a] Defence Academy, o Malaya in April on •ondment.
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    Oil-millers appeal to Government
    333 3 f;lfklfklfk MOVE TO GET FREIGHT RATES REDUCED AND TO ASK FOR A PREFERENTIAL TARIFF OUT OF 35 MILLS ONLY 7 WORKING SINGAPORE oilmillers yesterday appealed to the Government to help them get more copra from Indonesia. They also seek Government help in getting the oil freight
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    PARENTS GIVEN A CHANCE
    37 3 PARENTS GIVEN A CHANCE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government has given a i six-month "amnesty" to parents in Trengganu to I take out identity cards for. their children who have at- j tained 12 years of age.
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    Lock icon POSSIBLE THREAT TO MALAYA'S RUBBER EXPORTS
    206 3 POSSIBLE THREAT TO MALAYA'S RUBBER EXPORTS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Association of the Overseas Territories of the sixnation European Common Market with the system's tariff set-up is causing a potential threat to Malaya's export trade, the Federation's Controller of Trade, Raja Mohar bin Raja Biduizaman, said yesterday. But, he said,
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    Your Lucky Star
    442 3 BORN on this first day of the incoming sign, Sagittarius, you are ruled by Jupiter, the god of fortune and are very wise in the ways of all mankind. You have many of the attributes of the philosopher •and see everything on a broad canvas. Yours is
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    Lock icon Week-end weddings
    108 3 Photo by A. Photo by Cpl.-Tcch. David Holcrofl, 23. and his bride, the former Miss Mavis Kathleen Evans, u Corporal in the Women's Royal Air Force, who were married at St. George's Church. R.A.F. Chanci. The bridegroom, an engine litter of the Aircraft Servicing Flight, and the bride,
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    Lock icon Strip tease artist steals show
    105 3 Strip tease artist steals show LONDON. Mon.—ln one scene of his new film Sir Lawrence Olivier, as a thirdrate vaudeville artist, has to do a patter and dance. Jo Linden, who plays the scene with him. doesn't say a word and has to stand absolutely stillYet in movieland today the
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    24 IN ITALIAN TRADE TEAM
    56 3 24 IN ITALIAN TRADE TEAM An Italian Industry and Trade Mission to South East Asia, due in Singapore on Nov. 28. will be composed of 24 members. It will include representatives from the Ministry of Foreign Trade, the Institute of Foreign Trade, Presidents of Trade Associations and prominent Italian businessmen.
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    the Singapore Scene
    720 4  - the Singapore Scene IAN MOK-AI mm THE FACE WITHOUT COLOUR "ITLING KWAI. mm 1V oi, lah" i -It's a black devil, let's not have it"), said the two pretty Chinese girls. MY INDIAN FRIEND PAUL DORAI, A TAXIDRIVER, SPEAKS CHINESE. HE REPLIED IN IMPECCABLE CHINESE THAT HE COULD NOT HELP
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    Welfare work is rewarding
    525 4 SINGAPORE'S Director of Social Welfare, Mr. W. S. Woon, said today that the war in Malaya brought forth a new line of thought about social welfare work in which "a common suffering had given rise to a common feeling for one's fellow men." •Those high officials
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    VACCINE FOR TRACHOMA
    237 4 TAIPEH, Mon. Newspapers throughout the world this weekend reported from Formosa one of the year's major medical achievements development of a vaccine against trachoma, the exeat eye killer. A Chinese and American medical research working under a United States navy program m< Formosa announced the trachoma vaccine
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      117 4 I'M 100 Programme summary; gramme of birthday requests for 7.15 Question time- 730 Sin* it 1.02 Melody market; 1.30 The children presented by Mildred again; 8.00 Talking pointnews; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Rawlc? Appaduray. 815 Saloma sines- Bln fMtur* and Landiiuer; 2.00 Close down. 6.00 Music from the ballet (by -drisek
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      312 4 io r CLUES ACROSS written! (4) 1 The apprentice is obviously 6 This may popularly be called BJtttoß on well! (8). black by the pot (6). 7 Doctor comes to employ The 7 Married women may be seen Squeaker (5). in hospital (7). 8 Clever to crumple a rude tie
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    RICH LAND WAITING FOR MAN
    1160 5  -  A. Mahadera tiff GOOD I EARTH ENDAU 1 ,Zt \l nch earth "P^^Hng in lazy slopes, ♦k i -i 1 of man to show her fertility. This is the land around hndau. a remote little town tucked a i W u y u obtrus| vely
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    Women's Diary TODAY
    182 5 Women's Diary TODAY Y.W.C.A. (Outram R©» d >.i Malay 3.45 p.m.. 5 p.m., 7. .50 p.m.. (two classes); balletprimaries 4.30 pm young girls 5.30 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Raffles <*»*>• Keep fit 9.15 a.m.; E n f. Us *J conversation intermediate 9.15 a.m., advanced jo.io am., befinners (new class, 11 15 a-m.;
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    Exports to U.S. up
    107 5 UNITED States imports from Malaya for September was $26.1 million more than in the same month last year, according to figures released by the USIS, Singapore. American shops and department stores have never been so full of Asian gift merchandise as this Christmas season. While Japan
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    Big battery plant for Federation
    169 5 IZUALA LUMPUR, Mon. One of the most up-to-date battery manufacturing plants in the world is due to start production at Petaling Jaya in March next year. Plans for the venture, to be known as Associated Battery Manufacturers (Malaya), Ltd., were discussed yesterday by Mr. C.
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    Gorf. eyes Johore experiment
    129 5 rE Federation Government is now keenly watching Johore's experiment at racial harmony and co-operation through "Good Neighbour Councils" that were set up recently in several parts of the State. If the experiment proved successful It would be repeated throughout the Fed- eration, a top-ranking Federal Government
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      41 5 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 3.05 p.m TOMORROW 4.56 am. and 4.18 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 6.10 a.m. and 5.59 p.m. THURSDAY: 7.16 a.m. and 7.35 p.m. FRIDAY: 8.09 a.m. and 8.45 p.m. SATURDAY. 8.52 a.m and 9.42 p.m. SUNDAY: 9.30 a.m. and 10.32 p.m.
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    CORONATION GRAND PRMX-Thia is the round
    596 6 II.!!I.UJ!m!HM!IHm'.m«M Rotarians serve the community GovL watching Johore experiment COMMUNITY Service is the third of notary's four avenues of service, and since its inception in 1932 the Johore Bahru Rotary Club has endeavoured to carry out this aim. Every year a major community project
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    Plentong polls today
    121 6 Plentong polls today npilE electorate of the Plentong Constituency in Johore are going to the polls today to elect a representative to the State L< dilative Assembly. The PlrntonK b\ -Het tion is a straight fight between the Alliamr and tfcc Socialist Front. The Alliance are fieldinc woman candidate. Datin
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    WARNING on RACE DISCRIMINATION
    258 6 A State Information Department spokesman told the Free Press that for the first time since the civics courses began in Johore. a mixed group of Malay. Chinese and Indian women students had been brought together in one class. The course is being conducted In Malay. The
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    SULTANA IS IN LONDON
    51 6 SULTANA IS IN LONDON LONDON Mon.— The 28,000- j ton liner Himalaya docked at Tilbury, near here, yesterday. Among the passengers aboard were the Sultana of Johore and her nine-year-old daughter, Meriam. The liner leaves Tilbury later this week for Rotterdam, where an air conditioning refit is to be carried
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    SINGAPORE footlights & floodlights
    163 7  - SINGAPORE footlights floodlights MARGARET WEE Krothy Morrelll s 'New ■ic' says: Fml L impressed 1 I home 91 for Mrs. Dorothy dc a brief stop in Sin- E fol >he liad previously irs. lead ssea from rrell was on her way to E and, Professor R. C. R. E I
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    Ice aces like travelling so they'll stay in show biz
    176 7 \K()L \ND MICHAELF". as they wish to be called, need no introduction I to the thousands of Singaporeans they have delighted with their masterful adatio number in the Holiday on Ice revue. In the early stages of this acrobatic act
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    STAR WAS ONCE JUST VOICE ON THE AIR
    16 7 STAR WAS ONCE JUST VOICE ON THE AIR jlflfklfkkf I but m the I I f
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    15 TIMES A DAY SHE'S TOLD: YOU ARE WONDERFUL
    281 7  -  Roy Lazaroo fkflfmlfk i,\ P?? 6 Yati P* is so popular that she receives an averi n Sir hJL T r da from lilm -g ()ti s Praising her and tell- h i h^v wonclerliil she is. Hearing this, I immediately
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    FILM QUIZ What is Kims real name?
    224 7 FILM QUIZ What is Kims real name? WE'LL start this week's Film Quiz with an easy one who directed Brigitte Bardot in And God Created Woman and many other pictures? 2. Kim Novak's real Christian name 15....? 3. Who was the kid in Charlie Chaplin's film of that name? 4.
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    Sceneshifters aim at gay entertainment
    94 7 Sceneshifters aim at gay entertainment rPHE New Sceneshifters' A latest production. Martha, will be presented at the Cultural Centre Theatre on Thursday. Flidav and Saturday. A comic-ouera by Flotow. Martha is produced by Oliver Thevathasan under the musical direction ol Maurice Maggs whose v.ii'\ Jill, plavs one of the principal
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    Youngest swim side for Games
    352 8 By ROY LAZAROO THE youngest team of swimmers. whose! as:es ran«e from 14 to *J:2. represent Singapore at the South East A Peninsula Gam e s in j Bangkok next month, i Except for two memt: I, the rest will be comr first time swimming
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    MINISTER HAS A PLAN TO WIN BACK THE THOMAS CUP
    382 8  - MINISTER HAS A PLAN TO WIN BACK THE THOMAS CUP VERITY GILL By 1 SINGAPORE'S Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, told me in an interview yesterday that he has a plan to regain the Thomas Cup, symbol of world badminton supremacy, from Indonesia, the present holders. The plan
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    Ipoh race weights for Wednesday
    211 8 -■/EIGHTS for four races on ii me aay oi me reruK Tun Ciub meeting on wecmesday. CL. i.DIV. 2— s!^F Kwan Kong aoo, Couag 8.16, Wooacote Lady B.i-. lourong 8.11, Lucky Lucky 8.11, Glee 8.10, St. Vital B.IU, The Little King 8.09, Jolly Blaster 8.09,
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      156 8 JEFF HAWKE by Sydney Jordan naicjeci t*te L»nivcrse cct'ATuee eec** rue sr/nsrs I LOOK AT Tt e robots- i; j \)rt W MANDRAKE by Lee Faik and Phil Davis JANE by Hubbard 11^ tmece^s a cuestCpant) Veo on, stbve^\ W rr^s an emerald/ <sbt oovvn TV^' 17^ I n /111/
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    Watch Agnes Slipper
    25 9 t tl\ LEWIS REPORTS ON THIS MORNING'S TRACK WORK I. iu ff«W in) I I I I I I ii ion I
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    THE LATEST UK. RUGBY RESULTS
    5 9 THE LATEST UK. RUGBY RESULTS
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    Lock icon NEW STADIUM
    14 9 i ami pd a contru with Soviet aid. stadium here, reported Reuter
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    RUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
    130 9 jfkjfkjf Dealer: South Nurth-South game A* 9 C K Q 1 Q 10 2 m 9 b Jb'< A 7 3 J 10 4 0 J 8 5 4 A 4 K 10 8 6 2 K Q 10 8 9 A y 8 3 0
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    HOW THEY RNISHED IN THE VASE
    50 9 D en tentu rius whipped his rivals to win the Sultan's Gold Vase on Sunday at Ipoh. Free Press picture shows the finish of the race. Dententurius, ridden by Shelley Geyer, won by 11 lengths from the hot favourite Happy Melody. Third was Bestcrete.
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    FULL MARKS TO GEYER FOR VASE WIN
    835 9 FULL MARKS TO GEYER FOR VASE WIN \U ALLAN LEWIS 1 II Mon.- Denten--1 led all the to win the Sultan Perak's Gold the Ipoh straight F rday. But to Shelley for his wonderric. without inner could have put up the he did. Pententurius. a 4-year-old elcUng by Denrroin Content
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    Eu Tong Sen Cup to Holbourn
    357 9 Eu Tong Sen Cup to Holbourn TDAIN in the early hours yesterday morning, did not prevent two prominent golfers from getting onto the course at the Royal Island Club to 'battle out for the Eu Tong Sen Cup. The two golfers. N. Holbourn and B.J. Benton, were the finalists in
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    108 9 Hell be here Wednesday and will ride on third day of Vase From ALLAS LEWIS in Ipoh PARNET BOUGOURE. who has just completed a uccessful season for Vincent O'Brien in Ireland, cabled me yesterday that he will arrive back Malaya on Wednesday. I doubt if he will be rid:
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    64 9 Sports Diary HOCKEY: 5.11.A. league Div. I— C.S.C. v T.T.C.. Balesiier Road: University v Indian Association, Bukit Timah. Div. 2-R.A.F. Tengah v Naval Police, Naval Base; I)iv R.A.F. Changi v K. \.S.C Changi; S.C.C. v Khalsa, Padans: Hiv. 4—Politr v Woodbridge Hospital. Thomson Road: T.T.C. v i»ue»nstown. Paterson Road: Y.M.C.A.
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    70 9 The Malayan Rough Riders' two-night plank track meet scheduled to take place at the Great World Park on Saturday and last night was called of! because of bad weather. It will now be held this weekend at the same place. Starting time is 8.30 p.m. Said an
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    43 9 SYDNEY. Mon.— Jan Lehant of Australia, who beat Maria Bueno and Christine Trumar along the way, won the women's singles championship ir the New South Wales tennii tournament with a 6-3. 3-6 6-2 conquest of Australiar Mrs. Marv Reitano.- U.P.I.
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    94 9 SYDNEY. Mon. Peter Thomson and Ken Nagle of Australia beat Sam Snead and Cary Middiecoft in an Aussie versus American poll match yesterday, but Snead won individual honours. Thomson shot a 144 and Nagie a 145 for the morning and afternoon rounds, for an Australian total of
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    276 9 SJI boys play new game SOFTBALL APPEAL A GIFT of athletic equipment by the Catholic Relief Services, Singapore, has given a new sport for the St. Joseph's Institution students. "From a small beginning, i this new sport, softball. is spreading like wildfire among the boys." said Mr. i Charles Carnegie,
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    34 9 Jollilads defeated the Rowcroft Lines (Army) 2-1 at a soccer game played at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers for Jollilads were Ismail Yusof and Moorthy. I Dalife scored for Rowcrof i 1 Lines.
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    339 9 O'NEILL, IN A MERRY MOOD, HITS FINE 134 LAHORE, Monday. I^ORMAN O'Neill, rising star of world cricket, hit his first Test century yesterday and put Australia well on the way to becoming the first side to win a Test series in Pakistan. O'Neill scored an aggressive 134 to give the
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    102 9 PAKISTAN IST INNGS. 146 Al STRALIA IST I\N< (overnight 2? for one) C. McDonald r Initial \hnied b Haseeh Ah '•an 4S G. Stevens r Imtiaz \hmed b M. Muna! t R N. Harvey Ibw b M. Mniutf 43 N O'Neill s't. Imtiaz b Shuja-ld-Din 134 L. Favell b
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    34 9 LONDON Wolverhampton Wanderers. First Division champions, have conceded 13 goal> in their last three away matches— a third oi the goals red against them in all their 21 away games last season.
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    27 9 The Singapore Government Services Football Association will hold its annual dinner and joget modern on Nov. 28 at the Indian Association, Balestier Road, 8 p.m.
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    23 9 ACCRA. Mon. Ghan i beat Scotland by six bout& to three in Jan amateur boxing International 'here last nicht— Reuter.
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    LADY GOODE'S SPEECH IN TIFFIN ShPr
    278 10 Downpour did not mar a fond farewell LADY GOODE. wile of the Yang Di-Pertuan Negara, yesterday defied rain and a bad cold to make her final inspection of the Singapore Red Cross, of which she is president. However, rain changed the order of programme
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    94 10 FALLOUT WATCH BY BRITAIN lONDON. Mon. —B. s ition Corp> the nation ictive I vide project, compounds a year, to allow the Gov*to determii» with::, i tlic boundary bet. leath.' 1 1.500 underground it > have been ,'icted already. They will taffed by four men or and will contain devices
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    TORTOISE IN RECORD WALK
    41 10 LONDON. B Moorp. ;^-year-oici Russianscie: ;nied she had pleted the 110 miles from mingham to Marble Arch in 2~'_yesterday carrying her pet tortoise. Thks heals the 30 hours record Air Force walker earlier In the day.— Reuter.
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    BAER'S LAST WORDS
    41 10 XJOLLYWOOD. Mon. The film apital where he spun his own legend as the "'Clown of Sock" mourned the passing of former world he it boxine champion Max Baer, who died of a heart attack on Saturday, a^ed 50.
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    38 10 LAS VEGAS (Nevada I Mon. Sixteen players waiked off with US$25l 000 in winnings early today during the first five hours that the card game of baccarat was ever legally played in the United States.— U.P.l.
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    MAO ALL OUT TO SABOTAGE A 'SUMMIT'
    350 10 MAO ALL OUT TO SABOTAGE A 'SUMMIT' LONDON, Monday. FHE British and American ambassadors in Tokyo have warned their gov--1 ernments to expect trouble from Peking during preparations for a summit conference, the London Sunday Times reported. Sunday Times reporter Richard Hughes said he understood that the ambassadors "expect Chinese
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    18 10 /\LHjruc>itt ivjeoigmi, MOll. President Eisenhower flies back to Washington today after a 12--riiiy holiday here- Reuter
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    109 10 picture. ROBERT Lee of Raffles Institution speaks at the finals of the seventh interlehools debate sponsored by the Malay Youth Literary Association at Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. The debate conducted in Malay, was won by the Outram School team, who proposed that "The Study of the
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    97 10 B.M.C. PLAN MILLION CARS A YEAR LONDON, Mon. Sir Leonard Lord, Chairman of the British Motor Corporation. announced a £49.000,000 development plan yesterday. ••Production in the year j under review was 486.048 vehicles." Lord said in his annual report for 1958-59." -When the extra facilities become progressively available. In 18
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    178 10 T OXDOX. Mon. Disc jockeys yesterday indignantly denied allegations that bribes are offered to "plug" a particular song. Mr. Roy Mason, a Labour Member of Parliament, has tabled a question to the Postmaster General, Mr. J. R. Bevins. asking him
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    197 rebels "put out of action'
    38 10 ALGIERS. Mon.— French security troops -put out of action" 197 insurgents in Algeria in the < last 48 hours, a French military spokesman said. He said 51 of I these were Drisoners Reuter.
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    FABULOUS TROUSSEAU FOR SHAH'S BRIDE
    134 10 -TEHERAN. Mon.— A fabulous fashion collection from France was the talk oi the nation yesterday as people awaited the official engagement announcement of the Shah of Persia and Miss Farah Diba. rhey will become engaged this evening at a ceremony In Teheran's marble palace. Miss
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    68 10 MANILA. Mon. The U.S. 13th Air Force said an American ajr policeman "accidentally shot and lulled" one of three armed Filipino robbers in a remote area of Clark air base near here on Saturday The incident occurred tour days after two American wives of U.S. air force men
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    63 10 MANILA. Mon.— Medical jtpecialists from 14 South-EaH Asian countries will meet with their U.S. Air Force counterparts here late this month to discuss medical problems of the space age. Dr. D. M. Nundy, of Malaya, will present the first scientific report of the conference when
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    48 10 LONDON. Mon.— Guards at the home of Princess Margaret captured an intruder running stealthily through the grounds with a pair of pruning shears. Scotland Yard reported. "I want to see Ptincess Margaret," he said when he was arrested. The intniHor «-oc o«^t a hospital- U.P.I.
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    131 10 'Obesity ruined Napoleon' LONDON. Mon. Emperor Napoleon became fat at 40 when he was at the peak of I his career. From then on, his empire be^an to crumble, according to a Medical History 1 and Private Life of the Em- peror, published here today. Mr. James Kemble. a London
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    65 10 FORT CHUHCHILL < Manitoba >. Mon A three-stage 2200 lb. i Sparrow "B" rocket carrying 85 pounds of scientific equipment was successfully fired from its launching base yesterday. The firing wa s the laM in a series of five rockets launched as I part of non-military
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    43 10 HONG KONG. Mon.— HenAdenauer, son of West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, is coining to Singapore. After arriving here yesterday from Bangkok, where he attended the West German Airlines inauguration night from Frankfurt, he said he would via Singapore- Reuter
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    PARTY FOR BRIDE-TO-BE
    64 10 MISS Catherine Fernando (centre) ,s leaving Singapore for Ceylon where she will wed \l rC I s s!°ratuwa. On Saturday a farewell party was given in her honour at the Ceylon Sports Club. Left to right: Mr. M. Karthigesu. Mr. Tan Teo Sen* Miss Fernando, Mr. D.
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    135 10 MUMCK. (West Qermai Mon. Five Munich forensic scientists have completed an autopsy on the German Pope Clement 11. who died nine centuries ago. and found that lead poisoning caused his death. But the most modern "electronic miseroscopir" lest failed to clear up the mystery which prompted
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    101 10 AWARDS LIST RIPPED LONDON. Mon. Tho crew of the British aircraft carrier Illustrious were bo disappointed by awards made after the raid on the Italian battle fleet in Taranto in 1940 that they tore down an official order announcing them according to an account of the operation published here yesterday.
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