The Singapore Free Press, 25 November 1959

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    14 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS dfsdfasdfsdafas No. *****. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1959 15 CENTS
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    62 SUPPORT MALAYA
    294 1 Only 12 highly-developed countries remain silent when needy states again seek material help Big UN vote backs call NEW YORK, Wednesday. was one of 63 nations which yesterday renewed a call for the establishment of a United Nations capital development fund. The proposal, however, failed to gain
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    Opinion delicate E. Asia problem
    9 1 Opinion delicate E. Asia problem )t I oui I
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    Owners pay $6.000: Ship to be freed
    128 1 Owners pay $6.000: Ship to be freed THE owners of the Singapore cargo ship An Heng h has been detained in nam waters since Oct. 15 paid a fine of $6,000 to the Vietnamese Consulate in apore on Monday, it was learned this morning. A Consulate spokesman said he expected
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    New R.I. move
    19 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio said that Indonesia was trying to orgaa second Afro-Asian conference.
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    NEWSPAPERS PRESENT...
    41 1 h Ritualistic dances of E the Semai aborigines, to be seen in Singapore for the first time after the war, will be tapped I out to the tempo of na--5 tive gongs, drum and hollow bamboos. Free Press picture.
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    ... new feature in entertainment
    296 1 new feature in entertainment IN a programme which blends all talents and cultures. Singapore newspapers' contribution to the National Loyalty Week celebrations brings a feature in Singapore entertainment to be seen for the first time here after the war the aborigine dances. The performance by a group of 25 male
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    DEATH...
    106 1 Body of secretary found in office of missionary MISS N~,NA YEO, a secretary, was found dead in the office of a missionary in Mount Sophia, off Selegie Road, Singapore, last night. She was found by Rev. usual time of return, their Hubert 1 Sone and her father informed the
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    RUBBER TONE UNCERTAIN
    31 1 December first grade rubber buyers f.o.b opened in Singapore this morning at 81.29] a Ib., up a quarter of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon IS FEARED DEAD IN CRASH
    186 1 IS FEARED DEAD IN CRASH CHICAGO. Wed. Officials fear the death toil mignt rise to 15 in the crash oi a four-engined lreight plane here. At least seven persons were killed when the plane crashed into a block of flats and exploded early yesterday. Nine persons are listed as missing
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    Tun Lim delaved
    33 1 The plane bringing the former Chief Minister, Tun Lim Yew Hock, back to Singapore after four months in Europe has been delayed and i.s now expected at 5 p.m. oday.
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    Return visit by Premier
    38 1 Singapore's Prime Minister Mr Lee Kuan Yew, will pay fretum visit to to Ministry of Labour and Law, in Have I SbourSd, Welfare Mg of the Ministry for the untidiness of the office. I
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    Lock icon MOSQUE COLLAPSES: 3 KILLED
    38 1 M4RRAKESH, Morocco, Wed. Four Muslims were illed and eight injured yesterday when an ancient mosque collapsed on a group of worshippers at Douar Asneck, three miles south of Chichaoua, near here, police reported. Reuter
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    Censure against Mr. Daha
    162 1 Censure against Mr. Daha (COLOMBO, Wed— Opposition groups in the Ceylon Parliament yesterday decided to move a vote of censure on the Prime Minister, Mr. Wijayananda Dahanayake, next week. The vote would be movtd after Friday's debate of another opposition vote of censure on the Minister of Justice. Mr. Valentine
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    STOP PRESS
    45 1 SI .71 S TMCFT FROM BAR ]K>lu r thrti |Sti J ni\rr>4l Bar. Hull v «> THUCS CRAB $337 hrmr thuj> *^rr>in; kn last oi.bt ilok 533< Mr. 1 4 a Ah I'ini; pftelf of hi Ka.mpon I B^bru. Mn;^pot' p >b fi p
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      47 1 PAGE Teenager Page 8 Ipoh Race Special 11, 12 Policy Speech by Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong 6 Mawai Land Settlement Scheme 6 Freddie Pope On Your Motoring Problems 9 Women's Corner 4 Cartoons 4 Other Cable News 2, 3, 4 Local and Malayan News 4, 5, 7
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    Lock icon BIG GOVT. PLAN FOR RUBBER IN WEST NIGERIA
    281 2 Increase in production under £ive»ycar development The quality will be improved IBADAN (Nigeria), Wednesday. IH BHKK is getting priority in an agricultural expansion scheme planned by the Western Nigerian Government. Output during the next five years should increase by ten per cent
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    50 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Todaj* H. S. Banking Corporation $1,060 $1,060 Union Ins. C.mton $84.00 $83 50 Wheeloclw Marden $5.50 $5.60 &55.55 i H'Kong phone $30.25 $30.00 &530.50 Dairy Farm Cold Storage $20.40 $20.40 «fc520.50 Taikoo Docks $39 25 $15.60 &$39.50 <k515.60
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    Lock icon Docks menaced by smouldering oil cake cargo
    198 2 LIVERPOOL, Wednesday. 4 GERMAN freighter with a smouldering cargo A threatening to burst into flames was expected to be towed to a safer open berth today away from the crowded Liverpool docks. Hatches were kept battened, carbon dioxide was Dumped into the hold
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    POP -Revenue Cutter
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    CITY LIGHTS
    14 2 "We -won't disturb the professor— he's trying to understand hts insurance benefits/"
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    Lock icon CRASH LIINER OFF COURSE
    77 2 CRASH LIINER OFF COURSE LONDON. Wed— The 31 people 26 passengers and five crew killed when a British European Airways Viscount crashed near Anrio. Italy, last year after a daylight collision with an Italian jet fighter died because ol "faiaiita" an act of God. This was the official decision of
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKT
    642 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle on. S SSAPORE. TUESDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterday Tocay A!ex Irickl Pre: 1-70 Ores. 1J8 159 i Atlas Id UM Buyws BB. Petrol 50- 50'JB.M. Trustees 5.25 525 Cob. Tm Sneft Pref. Ords 4" 9 48 3 Ff -e'3* BhptBMrJ FitzpatncKs Eraser Neave
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    WEST GERMAN HELP FOR NEEDY STATES DISCUSSED
    309 2 Business news in brief 1 ONTJON. Wed.— Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, said yesterday a West German contribution to a fund for underdeveloped areas wa.s discussed during the recent visit to London of Dr. Konrad Adenauer, the West German Chancellor. Other
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    268 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: Ascanius 1/2, Karachi 4/5. Irisbank 6A, Benattow 6/7, Demodocus 8/9, Sargodha 10/11. Hoegh Silvenvave 13/14, Benlomond 15/16. Kwan Chai (alongside Benlomond), Lloyd Bakke 18, Orna 19, Scudai N. Wall 2. Giang Lee N. Wall 3 Serudom
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    Round the World Market Prices
    136 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: At! prion be are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON U, Yesterday T RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i f. European parts Nav u: Dec. RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot M UBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Dec 1 Jan. 'Mar. TONE: Steady Above
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    Menzies bring five officials
    8 3 Menzies bring five officials I I i B
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    Flood havoc hits Washinaton state
    111 3 SEATTLE. Wed Thousands of acres of Western Washington farm land were inundated yesterday bv the worst flood in 27 Already the flood, which almost surrounded but left safe the city of more than a half million persons, had: Turned an estimated 1.100 People out of
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    'UNFORTUNATE' THAT RED CHINA WAS TRUSTED
    275 3 'UNFORTUNATE' THAT RED CHINA WAS TRUSTED NEW DELHI, Wednesday. £)EFENCE Minister Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon said yesterday.it was "unfortunate" that India had trusted China, adding that India is prepared for whatever trouble may come. He spoke at a meeting of the ruling Congress Party's Parliamentary Committee after receiving' new
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    Lock icon MAKING MURDER HARDER
    102 3 MAKING MURDER HARDER LONDON, Wed.—Tico English doctors were re- ported today to be E E carrying out secret ex- E E 'leriments that may E E trap hundreds of future E 'lurderer^^ E 5 It successful the re- S 5 Us will assist crime E E detection throughout E the
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    Lock icon U.S. shot at moon tomorrow?
    70 3 CAPE CANAVERAL, Wed. An Atlas missile was fired towards Ascension Island \5OO miles away, yesterday, in what was understood to be a rehearsal for an imminent shot at the moon. On a nearby launching pad a giant Atlas-Able rocket stood ready to attempt to send
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    Government at stake
    44 3 ,RIS. Wed.— M. Michel Debre, French Prime Minislast night staked the lite Government on approval of the 1960 budget. The socialist group in the .al Assembly had announced that it put down a motion of .ure to protest against onomy cuts
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    NELSON'S BREECHES
    25 3 LONDON— A pair of Lord Nelcorded silk breeches and his friend Lady Hamil:e to be sold by auction in n oii Dec 8.
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    Lock icon 'I'M SPOILED' SAYS ANNA
    279 3 'I'M SPOILED' SAYS ANNA NEW YORK, Wednesday. ANNA KASHFI yesterday accepted part of the blame for the break-up of her marriage to actor Marlon Brando when she admitted she was a "pretty spoiled little girl." Miss Kashn. who last week traded verbal blows with Brando during a court hearing over
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    BIG TOURIST EXPANSION
    272 3 News in brief MANILA, Wed. Tourist trallic in the Pacific ;md In East Asia la expected to expand by at 100 per cenv. in the next live years, according to a report presented to the International Union of Official Travel Organisation (lUOTOt by Mr. Harold Best ol
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    Lock icon ANXIETY FOR GOVERNOR
    43 3 PRETORIA. Wed— The South African Governor-General, Dr Ernest Jansen. has contracted Pneumonia and his condition is eiving cause for concern. A bulletin issued by Government House Sd had sudden taken a bad turn and that he was "very weak." Reuter
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    Lock icon Dinosaur bones found in desert
    69 3 HONG KONG, Wed.— Bones of 1 a giant dinosaur and the sauro- pod. the largest land animate known to have lived on the earth, 'have been found in the Gobi desert by a Sino-Soviet scientific i expedition. The sauropod was about 100 feet long and
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    £18 mil. town for sale
    45 3 SYDNEY. Wed A town in New South Wales which cost about MS 18 million and has a population of 3.000 will be offered for sale in many parts of the world early next year by the Sydney Metropolitan Water Board.
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    Ballet for Red Cross fund
    40 3 THE Singapore Ballet Company will donate the proceeds of the premiere of "The Nutcracker Suite"' to the Red Cross Building Fund. The show will be on Dec. 16 at the Victoria Theatre at 9 p.m.
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    Lock icon NURSES GET PRIZES
    55 3 ABOVE Nurses from the General and Mandalay Road Hospitals, Singapore, who received their certificates at the presentation ceremony held at the Allen Lecture Theatre yesterday. BELOW Miss Lee Kim Lian. winner of the Gold Medal and the Surgical prize, receives her awards from Dr. Danaraj of the
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    Lock icon THIS WONDER ENGINE HAS NO PISTONS
    149 3 THIS WONDER ENGINE HAS NO PISTONS NEW YORK. Wed.— A German firm plans to fcistal a new lightweight, low cost engine in cars, motor-cycles and scooters next year. Also suitable for aircraft and marine uses, this internal combustlon engine has only two moving parts Tt requires no valves, springs i
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    1.000 TROOPS IN THE AIR
    58 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. More than 1,000 troops of 63 Gurkha Infantry Brigade will be tarrying out practice air movements bet- I ween Changi, Singapore, and j Kuantan from today, ending on Monday. The troops engaged In the exercise will carry their arms and equipment. Light
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    Sir Denis flies to Rangoon
    37 3 Sir Denis flies to Rangoon Sir Denis Allen, a deputy to the new United Kingdom i Commissioner for Singapore and South East Asia, left Singapore by air this morning for a week's visit to Rangoon and Bangkok.
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    Food prices cut throughout France
    67 3 PAKIS. Wed.— More than 100,000 French shopkeepers reiterdaj cut the cost of SI eVnmcnt^Po^ored campaign to reduce grocery prices. But housewives were wary and bought little of the cheaper goods. Cuts ranged from three to 10 per cent. Reductions follow averments between the Government and
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      204 3 Fascinating Range of Jewellery >^ V Is fjw WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS available in Necklaces. Chokers, Bracelets, Brooches. Earrings, Pendunts, Rings Tit Pins. Await* your Early Selection. Distributors: G. C. de SUVA BROS., "Jewellers" 3, Raffles Place, Singapore -1. Phono *****. ryy FOR YOUR 1 HANKSGIVING 1 American "Oven-ready f
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  • Women's Corner
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      Lock icon THESE 3 MAKE-UPS STEPS WILL SAVE YOUR TIME
      306 4 THESE 3 MAKE-UPS STEPS WILL SAVE YOUR TIME H ow long do you take to a P plv your make u P E If you are in a hurry it shouldn't take E longer than 15 to 20 minutes. If you have time E to spare 30 minutes should be
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    90 railmen heed Sardon's advice
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. j The 90 signalmen of the Malayan Railway taking the advice from the Minister of Transport, Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir have decided to put off their "work to rule" threat. They were scheduled to begin their "work to rule" i from
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    Court stops meeting of rubber company
    178 4 JUDGE IS TOLD OF NOMINEE LONDON, Wed. THE Lower Perak Rubber Estates Company was restrained by an order granted by Mr. Justice Vaisey in the High Court here yesterday from holding an extraordinary meeting of the company convened for Friday. The injunction was granted
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    Malayan student presents scissors to the Princess
    41 4 Malayan student presents scissors to the Princess Princess Margaret re E ceiving a pair of scissors from a Malayan student, 5 Che Maznan Abdullah, :at the Crown Exchange in Liverpool when the S princess opened the j Commonwealth Exhibi- tion there.
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    FOLK SONGS
    40 4 A discussion on "Mahu-Indone- j slan Polk Songs'" will be held at the University of Malaya's Arts Lecture Theatre. Chmv Road. Singapore on Friday 8.15 p.m. Taking part will be Mr Anthony Saletan, the American folk song expert.
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    TALK ON THAI MARRIAGES
    175 4 MEMBERS of the Pan-Pacific South-East Asia Women's Association began their six-month programme "to foster better understanding and friendship among women of other lands" at a Singapore tea-party yesterday. More than 50 women heard the wife of the Thai Consul-General, Mrs. Nibhon Willarat, talk on the marriage
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    Lock icon Agree to co-operate
    74 4 STRASBOURG, Wed.— Foreign Ministers of the six European Common Market countries agreed here yesterday to accept in principle an invitation to discuss co-operation with the newly- formed European Free Trade Associa- tion. In Washington, Mr. Christian Herter. the U.S. Secretary of State, announced that Mr. Douglas Dillon,
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    ART SOCIETY
    24 4 The Singapore Art Society will hold Its annual general meeting at Raffles National Library. Stamford Road, at 5.30 p.m. on Dec. 9.
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      20 4 A refreshing new taste that seems to be exactly what people wantlighter, fresher, softer 1 Try new Oasis today. HIIMIMIIIIIII,,,!,
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      312 4 i.i. niii»i->i-»^inM*~ii»wvri ;*tv- i..,"i.>^-- ■■-.>.]T>f.T»->^ i m _^^_f_§U wm^^ «_j —•^•B' BB^B_L ■> BORN today you are a perdependent thou i action, despite fact that there is an of caution in your i are in the not entirely i mystical ure which thought. icellent inc. that y nri up t'>pite
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      201 4 If you have the long weekend, take a trip and visit relatives you maj; not hav. seen for some time. VIRGO i Aug. 24-Sept. 23^ you have planned carefully* well ahead, then the long weekend with guests will be a real pleasure and delight. LIBRA <Sept. 24-Oct 2 Although mainly
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    More bicycles coming in
    259 5 DESPITE COMPETITION FROM HEAVIER VEHICLES... BIGGER DEMAND NOW FOR CHEAPER MAKES By HARRY CHIA THE bicycle is becoming more and more popular in Singapore and the Federation, although it is meeting with increasing competition from heavier vehicles as a means of transport. Latest figures available show
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    Death of Aussie film producer
    35 5 Death of Aussie film producer The death occurred In Sydney of the Australian film producer. Charles Chauvel. aged 62. Mr. Chauvel produced mai.y films, the best-known being •Forty Thousand Horsemen". •Rats of Tobruk". and "Jedda".
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    Water cut off in these areas
    63 5 Water is being cut off today in Paya Lebar Road (between McPherson Road junction and the Shell Sporu? Club) and in Airport Road i between McPherson Road and the new culvert junction) Until 6 p.m Tomorrow Jurong Road (from 9 m.s. to 18*4 ni.s.,
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    BIG CAREER BEFORE THEM
    69 5 Four lovely girls who will fiy on Comet 4 jet airliners, with which 8.0.A.C. is to resume its services to South America in January. 1960. The four girls with a big career before them arc, from left: Patricia Martyn, 21, Maritza Pinto. 21. Vivienne Grime. 21
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    Adventure school may take in girls soon
    280 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Outward Bound school in Lumut which offers character training- through adventure for young men may soon open its doors for girls as well. "We have In mind running courses for girls. However, certain difficultly h to be ironed out
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    COMPUTER TO AID RESEARCH
    197 5 Varsity head on plans for 'electronic brains' UNIVERSITY of Malaya authorities are exploring the possibilities of introducing an electronic computer in Singapore for research This was revealed yesterday by Professor Kantilal M Gatha, head of the University of Malaya's Department of Physics. Professor Gatha said that
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    Parliament to sit in Council Chamber
    101 5 Parliament to sit in Council Chamber KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tinformer Legislative Council Chamber, which accommodated 99 members, has been renovated to take in 104 members, the present composition of the House of Representatives. The change has not involved much effort or cost. The PWD had only to add fivemore seats.
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    DRIVE FOR BLOOD: CALL TO TEACHERS
    135 5 DRIVE FOR BLOOD: CALL TO TEACHERS SINGAPORE'S Ministry of Education has called upon all the principals and teachers of educational institutions "to lead the community in registering as blood donors." The call is made in a circular accompanying blood bank enrolment forms sent to all the schools, the Teachers' Training
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    NO KEROSENE POISONING IN FEDERATION
    97 5 NO KEROSENE POISONING IN FEDERATION KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. No cases of kerosene poisoning had been reported in the Federation so far this year, a spokesman for the Ministry of Health said yes- terday. "However, there may have i been a few cases of kerosene oil poisoning which are never i
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      276 5 I TO CLEAR: DACRON/ j COTTON SHIRTS <a 450 each. Dacron short pa at* $990. Dacron remnants fiom $2.00. CHANR. Singapore's Only Exclusive Mens Shop. Why not shop ot leisure without porting problems at CHANRAI'S, Roffle* Hotel Arccde. Open doily until 9 30 Pr WHAT IS ESBILIM Crease resisting soft
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    DEPUTY PARAMOUNT RULER ON DRIVE FOR PROSPERITY
    1026 6 I iudint, the Malayan peopi<> ioirartts the sense and rviilitti of irut> nggiianho&d Promoting growth of money market KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE same drive and determination used to crush communist terrorism in Malaya is to be marshalled to develop the country and increase
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    ALL RACES IN MAWAI SCHEME
    475 6  -  RONALD DUCLOS By KOTA TINGGI. Wednesday. THE former Mawai resettlement camp, abandon- ed a year after it was opened in 1950 due to persistent terrorist attacks, has now become the' biggest land development scheme In Johore. Situated about 13 miles from Kota Tinggi, on the
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    By the way
    189 6  -  Beachomber Bn X H E German artLst who makes pictures out of packing-cases with holes tim bchind the According to Carco. Picasso one day before tie First War, made a sketch of packing cases wnicn were being unloaded on one of the Paris quays, and called it
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      128 6 ss\«,\rom radio The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Affair —8. "Presenting Mr Van The Philharmonia Orchestra; 2.00 dyke" <a repeat of last Sunday's C1?! i?n d W broadcast); 9.00 The Malayand.OO Programme .summary: 5.03 aires *«*«or«u A place in the sun; 5.30 A tale to tell The Pbherman and his 9.30
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      283 6 CLLES ACROSS 3 Quash what is almost yearly 1 He may be called to the bar (5). and take to drawing (8). c ..«„v,f u t 4 ThLs test may be critical 4 i 5 Ut ighl right <7 8 Give this to listen (3>. G Unclothe Dundee <6>. 9
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    TEACHERS GET TION IN ENGLISH
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    Lock icon Major flies home
    68 7 Major flies home Major M. W. Picauly. the first Indonesian Army offii- t.> have been trained in India, left Singapore yesterdaj after a brief visit here. Major Picauly underwent i 11-month special trainm inM and ammunition Before boarding a Garuda Indonesian Airways plane for home. Major Picauly told the Fttt
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    Founder's day
    16 7 Founder's Day for the I r.t-e YMCA. Dr. nd presi■om memKenneth Chung, the secretai
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    'DECLARE ALL DEBTS'
    221 7 —Ministry to wipe out borrowing pHE Ministry of National Development has started a campaign to wipe out "borrowing" among employees of the Singapore Improvement Trust. More than 1,000 SIT workers, including the daily-rated, have been asked to declare their financial commitments within the next five weeks. They
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    Govt. study of standard of quarters
    127 7 Govt. study of standard of quarters THE Singapore Government is to examine the standards to be adopted in future for flats and other Government quarters, a Treasury statement said yesterday. It was referring to a report of the Legislative Assembly estimates committee recommending that no flats costing more than $20,000
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    THE ARMY WILL LEND A HAND
    39 7 The British Army here will assist the Singapore (jfoveniment during National Loyalty Week celebrations. The Army will loan a boxing ring to be u«d as a ftage and several launches for children's picnics
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    BIG CASH PRIZE FOR GRAND PRIX
    192 7 T'HE Macao Grand Prix A next year will carry $10,000 prize for the winner. This was revealed by Mr. Freddie Pope. Singapore's veteran racing motorist, who has just returned from this year's Grand Prix. Mr. Pope said this was the outstanding news given by
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    To San Francisco in 20 hrs
    312 7 Fastest in civil transportation THE fastest civil trans- 1 x portation to be introduced in Singapore is the Boeing intercontinental jet clipper service. It shortens travelling time from here to San Francisco on the West Coast of America to 20 hours. This Jet clipper,
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    SENIOR POLICE OFFICER RETIRES
    78 7 SENIOR POLICE OFFICER RETIRES THE Singapore Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr. A. R. Anderson, leaves for London on the liner Carthage tomorrow on retirement. Mr. Anderson, 49, has held the post for four years. For his gallantry during the May riots in 1955 he received an 0.8.E. Irom the Queen.
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    COMPANY CALLS FOR MALAY SHARES
    206 7 COMPANY CALLS FOR MALAY SHARES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Sri J a Transport Company will call lor shares amounting to $2 million from Malays next month. It will be the first step taken by the first-ever Malay bus company in Kuala Lumpur to expand Its organisation since it bought over
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    THE PLUCK OF TWO BROTHERS
    245 8  - THE PLUCK OF TWO BROTHERS KHO AI LIN By T»HIS is the story of two brothers who are palishly thin. Perhaps there are hundreds ol boys in Singapore who arc fust as weedylooking. But this is not their story. This is a tribute, if only in words, to the strife
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    LETTER: Hey Coily! What is your secret?
    115 8 LETTER: Hey Coily! What is your secret? 5 1 wonder If ally ol j readers have noticed the growing comb-consciousness Singapore boys' Why, [heir hair-styles can keep up with the changing cycles 01 joifTure. I have often wished that I've natural curly hair, but alas, this i> not to be
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    'AT LEAST THE GIRLS DESERVE FAIRPLAY'
    436 8  - 'AT LEAST THE GIRLS DESERVE FAIRPLAY' Melvin Chan Complaints regarding Singapore beauty contests Beauticians advocate Government control **y- OHOULD Government exercise some form of control over the many beauty contests staged in Singapore? "Youths and Ideals" has received complaints that some of the beauty contests staged showed a low judging
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    Pretty Pauline sails for U.S.
    69 8 Pretty Pauline sails for U.S. Pretty Pauline Cheng, 17» has just sailed for America to attend a five-year science course at Greenville University, South Carolina. "I may look much too young to be on my own" said pony-tailed Pauline, "but I am quite sure I can look after myself. I
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    The hive of industry
    274 8  - The hive of industry Alan Khoo By NOVEMBER with its end of the year examinations is an anxious month for Singapore students. Last week much of that anxiety was worked out in the Raffles Library. Raffles Library registers the moods of the students fresh January sees the students in evident
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      53 9 picture. \M FNCIENNES salesman. M. Henri Ducroco. has solved ihe problem of how to garajre both his own and his wife's car in the same building. He had a special lift built so that his wife's smaller car can be raised to allow his own to be
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      Lock icon BUDDING MECHANICS
      43 9 picture. 1949 Hillman has been bought at strap price to help the young pupils of Mariekall School. Sodertalir. Sweden, with practical experience in tner mechanics' classes. It i^ difficult to get thtm to k< home when the class is over.- Popper
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      Lock icon JAPAN'S POPULAR 'BABY'
      43 9 THE SUBARU 360, one of Japan's most popular midget cars, was one of the attractions of the sixth All-Japan Car Show in Tokyo. The Subaru is powered by a 360cc, 16-horse-power engine made by the Fuji Heavy Industry Company.- Popper
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    'Shot in arm' for badminton
    444 10 SBA CHIEF HAILS MINISTER'S PLAN FOR THE SCHOOLS THE presidenl of the Singapore Badminton Association, Mr. Wee Kim Wee, yesterday described Education Minister Mr. Yong Xyuk Lin's promised support for badminton as a "shot in (he arm" tor the game. Tremendous increase With Government support
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    YANK IN OXFORD RUGGER TEAM
    159 10 YANK IN OXFORD RUGGER TEAM PETER DAWK INS. star all-American footballer from West Point, (.seen in picture above jumping to take the ball), has been chosen as right wing for Oxford I'niversity to play Cambridge in the annual inter-varsity Rugby Union match at Twickenham on Dec. 8. Dawkins. 21 -year-old
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    Lock icon SECOND TEST RESUMES
    38 10 LAHORE. Wed. The second Test match between Pakistan ;md Australia resumes today. The match continues today and ends tomorrow. Scores at Monday's close: Pakistan 146 and 138 for two; Australia 391 for nine declared. Reute
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    Lock icon First innings points to WA
    67 10 Perth,* Wed.— Wes tern Australia gained lirst innings point from Victoria in the Sheffield Shield cricket match whicn ended in a draw yesterday. Scores: Victoria 337 <J Potter 102, J. Shaw 77, W. Lawry 77) and 122 for 4 (Lawry 50 not out; Slater 3
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    Lock icon England beaten
    27 10 BIRMINGHAM. Wed. China beat England 5-3 in a mixed table tennis interna- tional last night taking an unbeatable lead in the .sixmatch international series.— Reuter
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    Loyalty Week match
    96 10 Loyalty Week match SINGAPORE Badminton Association has ai ranged to pla> a match against Johorc on the Singapore Badminton Stadium at 8 p.m. as the ass nous contribution to Lovaltv Week. lliis was disclosed by Ihc secretary of the SBA Mr. Leow Kim Fatt, yerterday. Mr. Leo* I«»UI Ike Kref
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
    250 10 THIS week's notes are aimed at certain players who habitually make their partners see red. On the example below West had the other side in dire trouble and proceeded to ruin the whole effect. South dealt and bid One Club his side only being vulnerable: West
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    VARSITY, POLICE WITH 16 EACH IN SHA LEAGUE
    216 10 VARSITY, POLICE WITH 16 EACH IN SHA LEAGUE THE Singapore Hockey Association Division One league has reached an interesting stage. With not many games left, Police Sports As *ion and the University ot Malaya share top place with 16 points each. On the damp pa dang yesterday Police whipped the
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    EUROPEAN CLP INSPECTOR
    56 10 EUROPEAN CLP INSPECTOR LONDON— An entirely new appointment. European Cup Inspector, has been made, and Mr. Teddy Eden. K.A. vice-president and for secretary of the Birmingham County F.A.. has been selected for the post. His duties will be check crowd behaviour, the standard of refereeing and that of the linesmen,
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    97 10 The triumphant Amm tasco table lenni> which returned af( Nuctessful wmt'Wntk i«»ur «»i Sarawak. The AmintaMO teas by Singapore s Idan »>.»ni«^ player, Kons Slen n played two matches Asain^i the Sibu Youth < ouiuil ami won both by live uil pw gin«. The team's otiu-r v tories
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    188 10 SHOCK FOR S'pore TEAM gINGAPORK An [c u r Swimming Association will Dec. 2 decide \\lk thcr to reduce ilu 11-nian swimming contingent for 1 1 u SEAP Games So U I held M Bangkok next in on t h w i t h (1 r 11 w the whole
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    1615 11 ALL TEH LA TEST SELECTIONS 1 STRAITS TIMES MALAT M.n MALAY MAIL NANYANf. Viwriwr TRESPASSER^ JEEP «NNEK i^7,Nxr.R L^__ K J^^__ -A TL-LOONG I m^~ s____ ~s^ mE__mrm^\ NHlyne Shanrrila m3S?*" ?endekar Pendekar Rita Rio The Beauty TheßiSJ* HEART'S EASE THE BEAUTY NT J F 1 IR THE BEAUTY _£r1
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    1299 11 Track form of today 's runners RACE ONE 1 I DIV. 4— 61 -I ROM. AND IKH 10-11--over 3F in 41 with :i-59 Third to i:i Div. 4 5 l _F race M\ DARLING: :n_s9__ ["he Beauty in Div. 4 PUT. K DCALI -J- 11-59— 3F In 43 22-11- in
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    85 11 Sports Di ary RUGGER: Nee Soon Garri- lads, Farrer Park son v Johore Services "A", Nee Soon; S.C.C. "A" v Police, Parian g; RAF. f'hangi "A" v South Johore, Johore Bahru; R.E.M.E. v R.A.S.C.. Ayer Rajah Road: Inter-Services R.A.F. v R.N.. Seletar. SOCCER; 443 B.A.D. v Jolli- HOCKEY: S.H.A. Div.
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    8 12 D :♦> player. 296 y. Reuter
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    623 12 LAST MINUTE HINTS FROM THE COURSE by ALLAN LEWIS MONDA Y'S TRIAL MAKES TOP CHOICE IPOH. Wed— Agnes Slipper look* much better than she did when she ran two jrood races, over 10 and 8 furlongs at Singapore. And her brilliant trial on Monday morning
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    DAY'S BEST BETS
    107 12 E TJERE are today's best bets b y E ALLAN LEWIS: Strong and Free (Race One). The E Beauty (Race Three) and Agnes Slipper (flace Seven). Best Outsiders: Fingall, Sovereign Flame and Bonnie E E Express. Trespasser's best E bets are: South of E France (Race Five).
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    47 12 picture. Mrs. A. Gordon, holding the Sultan's gold vase which was wo7i by Dententurius in Ipoh on Sunday. On her right is trainer K. R. Daniels and on her left are jockey Geyer and Inche Samsuri bin Abdul Rahman, assistant trainer.- Free Press
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    61 12 HONG KONG. Wed. Twenty-four-year-old Barry Mackay. ranked number two tennis player in the United States, arrived in Hongkong rday with Myron Franks a four-day stay before going 'to Manila to compete in the Philippines Tennis Association championship. Their Far East goodwill tour, sponsored by the
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    45 12 NEW YORK. Wed. Edwin Stephen Schweig. attorney for banned fight manager Cus D'Amato. announced Monday night, "I'll .sue every member of the State Athletic Commis>ion if it gives Ingemar Johansson his purse before a return title fight with Fiovd Patterson."
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    187 12 ERSKINE MAY QUIT RING T*HE paths of two ex--■-Army pals took widely diverging roads at Earl's Court, London, when Henry Cooper thrashed Joe Erskine and retained British and the Empire heavyweight boxing championships, writes Archie Quick. These two when they were boxing for the Army and winning Service titles used
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    208 12 SYDNEY.— Flights Daughter, one of Australia's most valuable brood mares, died at Baramul Stud <New South Wales* recently, when giving birth to a filly foal by Star Kingdom, Mr. Brian Crowley, the owner, said that there was a good chance that the foal could be
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    46 12 THESE TWO MA REPEAT TODAY Flying Mist (above who won the eighth race on the first dai at Ipoh, being led in by Mr. B. C. Guinet At right is The Beauty, {Ward winner of the race last Satu Both horses fancied to win c today.
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