The Singapore Free Press, 3 December 1959

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1 16 The Singapore Free Press
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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1954 15 CENTS.
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  • SPECIAL LOYALTY WEEK EDITION
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      OUR TASK NOW—UNITY
      936 1 OUR TASK NOW— UNITY )ne nation, one people that is goal we must liui at says Inche Yusof [HE people of Singapore were told by the State's first Malayan-born Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. in a historic message this morning: "The main task that lies before us now
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      new era begins
      16 1 new era begins wm pen- toric veek be from al I no ac- wards must O'an.
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      Lock icon LET'S MAKE THIS ISLAND HAPPY, PEACEFUL—LEE
      798 1 LET'S MAKE THIS ISLAND HAPPY, PEACEFUL— LEE T^HE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today appealed to the people of Singapore to give their loyalty to the new State and to pledge themselves to the task of making this island a "happy and peaceful place of plenty." Speaking to the
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      Cries of Merdeka at the Padang
      160 1 Cries of Merdeka at the Padang DESPITE a thin drizzle, more than 10,--000 people had massed on the Padang by seven o'clock this morning to attend the mammoth rally marking the opening of National Loyalty Week in Singapore. Shouts of "Merdeka" by youths dressed in white and carrying the State
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      26 1 Kj^DAHDRUFR (^t rid of it with Ljte r; micjl-Fast-EfDANDRICIDE Sportf T>t: 7U2t Introducing eve* V SO S*M*2!l^ W PtAYTIX iilT* #r ♦r«m Di»tributor»: V J1 JINCAFOtI
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      55 1 MALAYA'S SECRET PAST Body of an elephant; Head like a horse; sfiu c li^A^s. This is just one of the weird beasts that roamed Asian forests. Meet thern in the new Free Press series. TOMORROW The first article reveals -els of the sunken continent that has become Singapore, Malaya, Indonesia
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      25 1 i > 10 Ik. Vi I q^^L I |.^7v TABU PARIS FRANCE °/^J SOLE AGENTS: KIAN GWAN (M) LTD. vGf •iS% V<^c V2^i V^S^ V^o V^s
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      18 1 World wide value^H I and w orld wide fame I I ZEISS IKON I STOP PRESS CKENADE KILLS
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    Day of sports at the waterfront
    356 2 XT NIGHT FIREWORKS AND A PARADE OF MUSICAL FLOATS SI NDAI S celebrations ot National Loyalty Week will feature Sinu.iterfront. A <>f s« .i sports has been planned. the bi^ prodeclared open h puty Prime i A Three n the imi-— .rw .Ach H.M.S.
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    45 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. S. Banking Coporation $1,050 $1,045 Union Ins. Canton 584.00 885.50 Wheelock Marden S 5.55 5.60 HKong 'phone $30.25 $30.25 Dairy Farm Cold Storage $20.10 $20.20 Taikoo Docks $38.25 $38.50 <fc $38.75
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    Lock icon Tin steadier
    23 2 LONDON, Thurs. A steadier tone was evident in the tin market here yesterday, values finishing mostly £3 per ton higher. Reuter
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    183 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Ravenstein 1/2, Mersey Lloyd 4 5, Benvrackie 6/7, Polydorus 6A, Teiresias 8/9, Maceli Nowotko 10/11, Radnorshire 13/14, Glenartney 15/16, Press. Fillmore 18, Shunko Maru 19. Presco No. 12 N. Wall 1, Ka« tong 21/22, Noreverett
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    Floats and buildings are decorated
    38 2 Floats (pictured above) are seen being: decorated for the National Loyalty Week celebrations. In the background are Singapore's prominent business houses and highest buildings, which have also been decorated specially for the week.
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    WORLD PRICES
    310 2 XOTE: Alt prices belou are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Dee. 1. Yesterday Today RUBBER Ne. 1 RSS C.l.f. European ports Dtc M 13 ifi 34 7 Ifi Jan 34 316 34 r 16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot ÜBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Jan
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    663 2 NOTE: All orkes below are middle Drue* SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY INDUSTRIALS I UUOJ ABl B Prf 1~0 1.70 C'dS. 199 1.99 Atlas t:e 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol *5C *5KB M. Trustees 5.0 5.23 Con. Tm Smet Pref. 19 IS "Ml 4 9 48 3 Federal Dispensary 1.16 l.lSVfc
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    FARES ON ALL FLIGHTS UP
    6 2 FARES ON ALL FLIGHTS UP 1GFHGFH
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    Gold reserved
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      675 2 THE E.A.C. UNES Saihnts tl ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN, t/S CONTINENTAL 1 SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. K» S lire P. Slaw Piiaif vA :i a Gl 3132 5 Dec I 7 Dec I Die t jQ) J» .ijrtda I 2122 Dec 23 24 Dec 25 21 Otc $<»alaa at 28 Oec 4
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    EACH HAS STORY TO TELL
    460 3  -  MAHADEVA f h<- »<ate W lag. Anthem and Coat of Arms BY A. Lion and to be together *n Hag, Anthem and Coat of Arms which formally today have each a story of its own to tell he Free Press by Singapore's Minister for Culture,
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    Quicker tempo for national song
    174 3 The People's Action Party-dominated City Council had used the tune as an unofficial anthem at all its functions. Mr. Rajaratnam said the present music of the song had a quicker tempo to give the State anthem a more martial tune. The MinM<r said that from
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    WOMEN'S CORNER
    165 3 Singapore's First Lady SHE WINS FRIENDS BY GENTLE NATURE CHE NOOR AISHA, First Latfy of Singapore, will automatically command the love and respect of the citizens of the State by virtue of her inherent quality of simple dignity. The wife of Singapore's first Malayanborn Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche
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    Chinatown to hear of royality too
    10 3 Chinatown to hear of royality too Street, rgotbodj listen:!.em trii
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    Goode says goodbye in drizzle
    117 3 root i rnors, di-Per-terday ore to having .spent most of his working life here. ••Tomorrow will be a great day for Singapore. You have my warmest good wishes for the future After a simple send-off oeremony. yesterday^ Sir William said B°odbye to Cabinet Ministers members
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      45 3 WILL SHOW PROGRESS Thorp Is a working model inker. The exhibition times: Today 1 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Tomorrow 6 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Saturday 1 p.m. to 10.30 p.m. Sunday 1 p.m. to 10.30 pjn. V day to Wednesday 6 p.m. !to 10.30 p.m.
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    POLICE SEEK CASULITIES
    14 3 POLICE SEEK CASULITIES n tor Road of the taken to F en de- ualty
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    The GURKHAS in BORNEO
    809 4  -  Sgt. P.M. HOWARD Special stories and pictures of the Ist. Bn., the Loyal Regiment, who are returning to Britain soon after three years in Malaya, and of the Ist. Bn., the 3rd. East Anglian Regiment, who will replace the Loyals. took patrol three hours to cross
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    Forces news from Britain
    292 4 MAJOR Frank Kltson has just visited Buckingham Palace to receive the MBE, his third decoration in three years. In October 1956 he was awarded the Military Cross for bravery in Kenya and in July 1958 gained a bar to the MC for distinguished service in Malaya.
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    THE NEW RECORDS
    237 4  -  JONATHAN RUSSELL reviewed by TO only read Walter x de la Mare is to b<induced to remember him by his sharp satire and his caustic observation on human ways, wielding a knife to tne bone. But to hear him reading 12 of his poems in a recording
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    MUSIC QUIZ
    50 4 Winner of the Musi< Quiz is Spt. L. Smith, of RAF. Seletar, who recoenised the mystery star pianist Bill McCiufYie. Pri7« of two Philips EP records i^ on its way. Now see if you can name this personality. Entries must be in by first P"*t <>" Monday. Dec.
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      41 4 IDEAL it J STUDENT mot*, F- HOLE CONCERT SWEE LEE J *l NORTH h 1 B-.jJl MN( 'Arotr.t2J PIAXO A««rh 30 DISCUJm J m w©cf nnt.aJ ¥i SEWING MACHffI duar.ir'.' ■i te '■H A VAILABU OH I PUtCHM mm YOUK MVOURfH
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    Loyalty show packed with top-of-the-bill acts
    619 5 Loyalty show packed with top-of-the-bill acts 'fOP artists of all races in Singapore will combine in Radio Singapore's grand variety show "Puspawarna Singapura." The show to be held on Monday will be one which will be long remembered in the history of local entertainment. For the past three weeks the
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    CULTURE NIGHT VARIETY
    72 5 CULTURE NIGHT VARIETY A SHOW with a difTer- ence Malam Kebudayaan (C ul l u ral Night) will be staged at the Victoria Theatre on Dec. 8. This star-studded show comprising participants from all races has been arranged by various cultural organisations in Singapore. Many items on the programme will
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    Youth groups play an active role
    181 5 Youth groups play an active role UNIFORMED youth organisations in Singapore are taking an active part in the seven-day celebrations. Boy Scouts, Girl Guides. Boys' Brigade. St. John Ambulance Association and the Red Cross all represented in a march past before the Yang di-Pertuan Negara this morning have arranged a
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    GARDEN PARTY FOR STUDENTS
    96 5 GARDEN PARTY FOR STUDENTS Staff and students will be treated to a garden party by the Chairman and Board of the Singapore Polytechnic on Saturday. The Chairman of the Board of Governors, Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Toh Chin Chye will act as host. Tomorrow the Students* Union of the Polytechnic
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      155 5 mmm m wmmFmmmmmmibmm mmmm m4 m mWWim& m tt lucky bre. oe prepared to act on importance >o! VIRGO \\kg iM-Sept. 23) C .1 activity along 'rail! See that tei vhat you want the most. LIBRA (Sept 24-Oct 23> •How through to a specn whatever i auspiciously OKPIO fOct. 24-Nov
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    The Third Baby
    869 6  -  JOHN CRUSEMANN by FGDFGDGF And the child arrival will affect the most pRINCE CHARLL^ and Pr i n cess Anne, the two sc much in the background while al] the fuss about the new royal baby goes on around them, have so far not declared anv preference
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    THE BABY'S NAME...
    64 6 MrCH so-called informed guessing has gone on about the third baby's name In fact, outside the close family circle nobody knows or will know until lae birth is registered. Only one point is worth remembering. Both the Queen and the Duke favour unorthodox names unorthdox for royalty,
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    Lock icon SOVIET SHIPS CAN BE ROCKET PLATFORMS
    588 6 By CAY BROCKDORFF lIAMBURG. Soviet 11 Premier Nik i t a Khrushchev's claim that the Soviet navy is laying up 90 per cent of its cruisers has been confirmed by German naval intelligence. But unlike the Soviet Premier, West German intelligence officials offered an
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    BY THE WAY
    100 6  -  Bechcomber rpHE news that Babs Bardot X had put on some clothes in her latest fllm must be worrying a number of stars who would not be recognised if they appeared in Th a ny h g but bath^g slips. T *}e first straw in the wind
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      534 6 I GIFT IDEAS Bold Cuffliaks 18ct Gold Cigarette Cites Silver Cigarette Boxes Silver Pencils Travelling Clocks. V. S. de SILVA j Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Telephone: ***** •attttMlMMUlMttmtimMMMMMttttMMlMMtiMtMtlll* CLASSIFIED ADS? AT YOUR SERVICE Words $2 (M in.)— Box 59 ets. »xtrm AVIS RENT-A-CAR System. x>re Licence*— Everfine Co. TOP
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      119 6 I Service after sale under 1 1 FAVRELEUBA WATCH CO, t t, \omorgoshonl Lunch MONDAYS JHURSDAYS 2 ELIZABETHAN GRILL For table reservations p>ease .^t ring 2804 of th E c Jm v, CROCODIL NYLON SOCHI i Available in many designs iof pleasing taste all sizes WM iLTA to fit \Si
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      168 6 SINGAPORE RADIO M- summary; 730 Greeting*! fmm rv. 1.02 Pot-luck: 130 The news ftnn th! xt V g rom Pa., and Mary To% m Ha°ua^ £%2%& fe o? 1^ 711 Plower Drum S 0 Brapore; 8.05 Malayan mixture 245 The most happ\- piano; 3.00 8 3 <> The First Six
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      122 6 1^ B' 7 B^^i 1. Old^oun E t?y A ataSf S made the 3 2f n!^* d Wn the gaunt race (6). 4 pi""" put down t0 pam cn the Cock Robln 8. One ph.se of war to p!an 6 2* 9. Half a lauch to tho 7 In l
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    lake sure ylou know the words
    78 7 >ore Loyalty Week people will ig more than any other— Zubir >aid. has a catchy tune popular. Yet there are still kr.nw the words. Here they are r 7 i 000mB pura sama sama menujn kita jranf mulia. K\ mari lah kiU bersatu. ham.
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    CUT-PRICE PLEDGE DOWN CHANGE ALLEY
    151 7 CUT-PRICE PLEDGE DOWN CHANGE ALLEY pHANGE Alley in Singapore will put on a "loyal sales" campaign during Loyalty Week to marK the installation of the first Malayan Yang diPertuan Negara. With State bunting prominent along the famous alley and "cheap sales" signs going up in every shop, dealers claim they
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    BOAT RIDES FOR SCHOOLS
    54 7 Shell Company of Singapore has arranged special trips for school-children to Pulau Bukom installations during Loyalty Week. They will continue until Dec. 9. A special launch is conveying the children from Jardine Steps in batches of 30. A total of 30 schools will be catered for
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    Head of State on British TV
    39 7 A television film of the new Yang di-Pertuan Negara and his wife and three children was screened by Independent Television News (ITN) in Britain yesterday. The film was made by Cathay Film Services.
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    Police become 'Polis Negara'
    95 7 AFTER 140 years of service in the State, the Singapore Police will change its name to Polis Singapura Negara with the proclamation of the new State of Singapore. There will be various changes in the uniform of the police force. The police coat-of-arms will be replaced
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    Throughout the island entertainment for all —and Mr. Lee will set the ball rolling
    537 7 Throughout the island entertainment for all and Mr. Lee will set the ball rolling (JOMMLMTY centres throughout Singapore have planned their own special programmes for Loyalty Week. The Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew will himself initiate them when he unfurls the new 1 State flag at 2 p.m. today.
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    A BIG BANG ROUNDS OFF THE DAY
    162 7 A BIG BANG ROUNDS OFF THE DAY A FIREWORKS display— the last item on the proA gramme for the sea-sports celebration for National Loyalty Week on Sunday will be the most spectacular ever held in Singapore. It will be one of the highlights of the celebration. The display, which will
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    S'PORE GOVT. PRAISED
    180 7  -  TENGKU BY rE Singapore Government was yesterday praised by the Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, for its action in launching National Loyalty Week to coincide with the installation of the first Malayan-born Yang di-Pertuan Negara. In a message to the Singapore Government on the occasion of
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      270 7 Lj/tr/r is the tune O 5 j f > i > y k *j rd \%Jt S*-«a-k» O -f o >.) r 7 ~n os 7 i I -pi, j j j r~n i p '<'■ I C I 4 T 3 PSr- »«ca.n M j J f yr —^y
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      41 7 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 12.14 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.52 a.m. and 12.59 p.m. SATURDAY: 2.40 a.m. and 1.46 p.m. SUNDAY. 3.29 a.m. and 2.38 p.m. MONDAY: 4.20 a.m. and 3.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 5.20 a.m. and 4.52 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 6.26 a.m. and 6.40 p.m.
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      139 7 RECORDED MUSIC SOCIETY: Weekly recorded music concert at Monk's Hill School, 8 p.m. RED CROSS SOCIETY. Treat for Old People s Club at Wesley Church Hall, Fort Canning Road 4 p.m. BUKIT TIMAH YOUTH CLUB: Table tennis, badminton, library 4 p.m. JOO CHIAT YOUTH CLUB: Cake baking, table tennis 4
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      183 8 FREE PRESS tt doo* Si^°S» t Meet Miss Menado -i*JBK^ *<H^uV' HIK" Jsv ES^abc «i *£&r^ >>>i^B oj^| Bt^ <^S-^Wfc jBBaL. jr x 1 j| Bw^ m: Maria Menado, coIPPNI V. producer of "Korban fc.| Fitnah" which is a Loyalty Week attracti o n in Singapore r&M season from today
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      130 8 b II fFOWKW?) WITH THE I *s*. MB^*« ##nitf n itvti iittmitMf ii •4tiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiniti*itiiiitiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiifiin i /I 4 ihtZ, MARIA MENADOS PRODUCTION p^^|H| mm HSkW^^ 1 ■fi^*fy PITNAH S^3lm E CATHAYKERIS FILM STUDIOS THE CATHAY i J^EjK; 1 CATHAY B pq«. OPENS TODAnj 1111l II i MARIA MENADO VWh-'.' PRODUCTIONS ill
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    FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM
    11991 9 Horses entered for the S'pore Turf Club's December meet ill thi (i for (lub\ bss two IK W 1* BRIDES WON SEVENTH I per «8. 1-3 4-1 Track good n( R\IXH» it K Bl KIT TIMAH (late Dreadnought Mi.HTH: r ELEYCNTII ,>od. I TELL
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    HORSES ENTERED FOR ST. LEGER RACE
    90 9 "FR i 1. 1-t I .rratt> 1 I in. GRAND COI P HIRUtNfH: ll* :0^ C Ursgg riIIRTHSrH: .14 3 Div 1 Trark vfr> gooa M\KKSM\N PEACEFIX KIMi p. v\( HIKU ipoh 7.11 lim (L»ra*'on» 01. 1 Div. 2. W Mont Plot II M*j
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    'WE ARE ONE' THEY SING
    49 11 of "Korban popular song unity among i Malaya. K-ta Bersatu' ♦ne song is kn by a group of all races L.jmpur school jf the locales by music di- Yeet. the song zome popular 3 rc shows some cycling on a picnic and 3 Bersatu."
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    Race to meet 3-month deadline
    394 11 Race to meet 3-month deadline THIS SHOT IS FOR FAMILY ALBUM Cool surroundings, a break in the arduous work of filming, so co-producer Maria Menado pauses for an informal snap shot with Abdul Hadi. Abdul Hadi is a leading character actor from Indonesia. In "Korban Fitnah" he plays the role
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    Dramatic role for Siput
    258 11 SIPUT SARAWAK is one of the most popular n actresses in Malayan films today. She ha* worked in all of the studios, and fulfilled role> in which she appears be of every age between 16 and 60. She has played in over 30 film* and seems
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    Nor is man of many parts
    189 11 e diFit- of I orld. who land to gain further experience, and there he worked in a British studio until the outbreak of war. Before this period with the British Government >tudios. he undertook a tour of Europe, where he ted many of the
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    Actor Sukarno started as extra
    234 11 OIKARNO M. Noor. star of this first Maria Menado Production, was neither born into showbusiness, nor followed any original aptitude. It just happened that in 1953, having just completed his education, a friend persuaded him to become an "extra" in an Indonesian film, "just for
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      94 11 HEARTY CONGRATULATIONS TO MARIA MENADO ON THE SUCCESS OF HER FIRST FILM PRODUCTION KORBAN FITNAH THIS WONDERFUL FILM WAS PHOTOGRAPHED WITH MITCHELL ARRIFLEX STUDIO CAMERAS PRINTS MADE BY BELL HOWELL FILM PRINTING EQUIPMENT SUPPLIED AND INSTALLED BY THE SOLE AGENTS H.A. O'CONNOR CO., LTD. MALAYA'S LEADING FILM STUDIO ENGINEERS Qp
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    The story behind a suicide charge
    400 12 /CHARGED in court with attempted suicide, Husin (Sukarno M. Noor) refuses to tell the court his reasons for such a foolish act despite repeated questions from the judge. Just before sentence is to be passed, Husin's uncle requests permission from the court to persuade
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    Star-struck 'Villain' gets big chance
    164 12 In Syed Hassan one finds one of the many instances in show business of a man becoming star-'Struck. There seems to be no age limit for this malady, for Hassan was already. 27 and employed steadily in Government service when a chance visit to a
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      287 12 /^JP^\ THE NEW MARIA MENADO PRODUCTION, "KORBAN FITNAH" WAS FILMED HfiDC /j^by^lA ENTIRELY WITH THE USE OF 'MOLE-RICHARDSON' FLOODLIGHTING EQUIPMENT (1 11 f\ J) AND SPOTLIGHTS. PROCESSING WAS CARRIED OUT BY AN 'ANDRE DEBRIE' Ti' fill r \l DEVELOPING MACHINE. i 1 l\ M >^^-—^J^^^ mcondciccnt $pot- silent, with intermittent
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    UNKNOWN
    228 13 Allan Lewis reports on this morning's gallops onal week of sports [BIG ;T OF ENTS I I I I I I I chot :i be held next Vednesday at the S.B.A 9 pjn. ind the proceed^ wiD o tIM National Theatre .11 be three 5 and two doubles on
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    NEW STATE CREST AT GAMES
    30 13 I h .V"t JV tH r J lrU rest tha si »sapore s athletes for the i tast \m.» Peninsula Games will wear at Bangkok.
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    76 13 .tie 1 go •his .rdle. Negri Sembilan and Malacca should not be hard to beat. Manager of the team will be Mr S. Yogaxajah. the Singapore Hockey Associa>ecretary. The players picked to trato Serembar. are. Anwarlal Haq Comb School>>. Nathan (YMSAV Chai Hon Yoon (SCRC) iCaPt.). Sarboo (YBI8A). Meyhandan
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    TAY JOON HOW CUP SOCCER
    28 13 Johore Startlight. holders of the Tay Joon How challange cup. will meet Telok Kurau United in their annual soccer match at Geylang Stadiunim^Simday^
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    Lock icon Special welcome for Tun Razak
    61 13 Special welcome for Tun Razak RAVGKOK. Thurs. The V fo? Minister. Mr. Prapas :usatien. told reporters todav that a special welcome would be given to the .van Deputy Prime MmiTun Abdul Razak. when irrtvea here next week at the head of the Mala>an team for the South-East Peninsula G /*mes
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    TURF CLUB 'DRESSES UP' FOR THE ST. LEGER MEET
    105 13 THIS year's St. Leger race meeting at Bukit Timah on Saturday, which coincides with Loyalty We^k. will be one of the most colourful on record. The Singapore Turf Club will be gaily decorated during Loyalty Week, the acting secretary. Mr. D.
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    TODAYS SPORT
    21 13 HOCKEY: S.H.A. league Khaisa v S.T.U., Shenton Way. C.S.C. v Y.M.S.A., Balestier Road. GOLF: Ladies' competition day Keppel Club.
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    S'pore team will be the first to wear it
    268 13  - S'pore team will be the first to wear it FRANCIS BOEY By SINGAPORE'S athletes and officials wil have the honour of being our first representatives to wear the State's new crest for an international meet the South East Asia Peninsula Games at Bangkok from Dec. 12-17. In blue blazers, cream
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    Probable ridvrs tar St. Leger
    58 13 Probable riding engagements for the Singapore St. Leger on Saturday are: Technicolor II 900 (D. Jones) Marksman 900 (A. Ward) Peaceful King 8.04 (J. Forte) Grand Coup 802 (G. Bougoure) Amusement Park II 8.00 (M. Posner) Automation 713 (K. Barratt) Agnes Slipper 710 (D. Forte)
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    BRUSH YOUR BRIDGE
    138 13 rIS instructive hand came up in a recen tournament. At s ev^o -^Three Diamonds: Tnree Heatrs-Four Hearts. A^ happens so often the opener's first rebid affected the bsue. A One No- Trump rebld is far removed from the negative cipher of the bad old days: it is
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    Candidates for St. Leger do pace work
    822 13 Candidates for St. Leger do pace work fOLLANA (Franklin), who is lit and well had Dark Duet (Barratt) for company over what I consider the best half mile trial of the morning at Bukit Timah today. Working in the centre of the track they ran ha f a mile in
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    SASA seeks loan to send swim team to Bangkok
    298 13 ■THE Singapore x Amateur Swimming Association yesterday authorised one of it. committee members tc negotiate for a loan to, enable the association to send an 11 -man team for the South East Asia Peninsula Games at\ Bangkok from Dec. 12--17. At
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    PLACES FOR 21,868 IN CHINESE SCHOOLS
    123 14 PLACES FOR 21,868 IN CHINESE SCHOOLS 4LL the 21,868 children who registered for admission to primary 1 in Chinese schools next year will be admitted. Parents of children registered at aided primary Chinese schools earlier in the year but not vet given places, are asked to call at the school
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    Lock icon PLEAS BY BRITAIN U.S. IGNORE
    216 14 PLEAS BY BRITAIN U.S. IGNORE Afro-Asian group Algeria resolute NK\V V(n> L TWENTY-ONE Afro-Asian nations ye«terda\ 7^ x the United States and Britain to keep the- Ui the Algerian problem. They formally submitted "pourparlers" between France and Algeria on the t ceasefire and a plebiscite. r J France has announced
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    TWO AUSSIE SHIPS DUE
    39 14 Two Australian destroyers. H.M.A. Ships Vendetta and Quickmatch, are due in Singapore today to join the Far East Station. They have come from Australia to relieve the Tobruk and the Anzac which left last Saturday.
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    Lock icon Abdul Razak fined again in Jakarta
    64 14 Abdul Razak fined again in Jakarta JAKARTA, Thurs. Abdul J Razak. husband of Indo-nesian-born Malayan film star Maria Menado. was vesterday fined M53.300 in his second brush with Indonesia's aw. Razak was charged with violation of foreign exchange regulation when he promoted a fight between professional wrestlers whom he brought
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    TWO CENSURE BIDS FAIL
    46 14 COLOMBO. Thurs. The Ceylon Senate (Upper House last night rejected two opposition motions of censure one on the government and one on the Minister of Justice, Mr. Valentine Jayawickreme. The nine-week-old state of emergency in Ceylon was lifted at midnight last night.
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    Ray faints on hearing verdict
    97 14 Ray faints on hearing verdict DETROIT, Thurs. Singer Johnny Ray was found not guilty yesterday on a moral charge and immediately fainted in the courtroom. After being revived, the 32-year-old singer, charged with accosting and soliciting a plain clothes police officer for immoral purposes, gasped: "It's the nicest thing I
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    Peking holding its hand?
    59 14 rpOKYO, Thurs— lt m* X that China is plannn own type of upl<orr»r i <( i President Eisenhower uh«n he tours Asia this month But if so Peking is not showing its hand. There has been consul* t able speculation on what tin Chinese might do
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    Ike's tour aim To talk peace
    94 14 Ike 's tour aim To talk peace WASHINGTON TW PRESIDENT EISENHOWER up 1 buoyant and almost dedicated b»*4, on the eve of his depart un shattering 22.000-milc tour. He spoke earnest. Press conference of peace mission he Is und taking and of the r has set himself, nan prove that
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      8 1 FREE PRESS CHRISTMAS SUPPLEMENT Thursday, December 3, 1959.
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      How people celebrate in some distant countries
      1006 1  -  LESLIE ROTHER A By IN SWEDEN CANDLES, LIGHTS AND BELLES IHE odd ways some people celebrate Christmas... The AUSTRALIAN Christmas, for instance, is not ii time for the family get-to-gether. Indeed it is a time to get away from home routine to indulge
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      Bringing home the dinner
      33 1 WAITING for a sledge to take home his morning's hunting bag nine big seals is a Greenland Eskimo. The seal is the Eskimo's basic source of food and clothing.
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      THE MAGIC OF CHRISTMAS
      16 2 It's tin same all oven world T a i I R 1
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      Lock icon It's panto time again
      996 3  -  SELWYN VAUGHAN By WHEN BOYS SWAP PLACES WITH THE GIRLS j^LL the world knows that many strange things happen at Christmas time, but this fact is accepted more readily by theatre audiences than in any other quarter. For this is the pantomine season the time when
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      CELEBRATE with the STAR
      156 4 CELEBRA TE with the STAR FILMLAND'S BEAUTIES ARE ALL SET FOR XMAS PARTY TIME Hanging from the fireplace mantel is this loaded stocking in the shape of Leslie Parrish, who plays Daisy Mae in Paramount's colourful and gay musical, "Li'l Abner," based on the Broadway stage hit. And what a
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      MOTHER GOOSES SCAVENGER HUNT
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      Beginning a new Christmas serial by kathleen Hickley.
      836 5 HKR < had I kinf her Ln> I fcs to I >mefcj iv do for r I i i ople pped > hoed I I for an Hunt." the gander looking nervous. "We'll have a hunt." said Mother Goose. 'It's a brilliant
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      A sack of presents from Santa Claus
      106 5 A sack of presents from Santa Claus DEFORE putting the presents \n his sack (top picture) Santa forgot to make a list. See if you can discover the 15 gifts. You can call the Christmas card (centre) yours if you can solve the picture and find the names of the
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      Lock icon PAID FOR XMAS GIFTS—WITH HIS LIFE
      1250 6  - PAID FOR XMAS GIFTS— WITH HIS LIFE BILL GRANT By The tragic story of William A. Miske, the crippled kid who almost became champ JN December, 1923. a young American toured his local stores on a Christmas shopping expedition. He bought gifts for his wife and three children, plus a
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      Feeling chilly? Not this beautiful Miss Muff
      52 6 LOVELY Mary Rhodes, winner of a beauty contest, is pictured dens, Florida, where Christmas is almost as hot as it is re £jp tijj she gets into the Christmas spirit with a Santa-style batHinf w her swim suit and a muff. Her beauty
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      The Christmas lights go on in Paris
      59 7 t April is the time to be in Paris, when the trees in the Champs md flowers bloom in the Tuilleries Gardens. But it can be Christmas time. This picture, taken from across the River 's illuminating a Christmas tree a gift from
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      Lock icon 'MAY GOD FORGIVE THEE, BROTHER...'
      1159 7 'MAY GOD FORGIVE THEE, BROTHER the dying words of Wenceslas, slain outside church doors MILLIONS of choristers a 1 1 over the world will once again sing the carol that is bestknown and perhaps best-loved by everybody this Christmas. Audiences the world over will undoubtedly join with them in singing
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      Lock icon EASY TO MAKE PARTY GAMES
      1081 8 FUN FOR THE FAMILY AND FRIENDS 'THERE are plenty oi games to be bought, but by making your own there is the additional pleasure of designing and painting the boards, and inventing the rules. The materials are easily obtainable. A large sheet of cardboard, such
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      46 8 Sack of presents: Teddybear, satchel. Cricket bat. football, yacht, lorry, gollywog. magnet, ark. boxing gloves, humming top, pistol torch, tent. doll, penkmti A card for you: 1 Ml Janet. 3. Caroline. 4. IriuM 5. Bridget t>. Harry. 7. >t< phen, 8 Mabel.
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      Some little facts about the festive season
      40 8 Some little facts about the festive season A MERICANS I nor expense to ensian '-Christm phere," what ment or circuit: One a I studio io en T playgro Gabriel. i Ron^.. decklaun at the fata* J 1 I J 3d
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      Lock icon MISTLETOE IS JUST A PEST IN AUSTRAIA
      439 9 rtOK that C^Tiuck. has in Australia. of P^ n*igjEbrlM-^ that 'l, f d the pronation miifiZrs in d«>ea*ed KJie .acred for •SfUrr to ward rT\ t iii commands *%per»titious reas •JJUlluck. But jjjitis regarded 'i£eo E^tl there ■g-as de* oration. -pecu-s [TZT b
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      Lock icon All quiet on Western Front—for a day
      1037 9 All quiet on Western Front for a day THE MIRACLE OF CHRISTMAS IN NO MAN'S LAND A STRANGE, mysterious hush lay over the shell-torn earth of France and Flanders. i>ot a rifle cracked, no machine-gun hammered no cannon roared in what an hour earlier had still been battlefields. It was
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      Christmas surprise —but Jimmy was far from pleased
      647 10  - Christmas surprise —but Jimmy was far from pleased HAROLD LANG By THEY had had their Christmas dinner in the middle of the day because this year there were children in the house. Turkey and plum pudding and all the drinks that rightfully go with them had reduced Jimmy Blenkiron to
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      Tree came down forgotten riddle
      545 10 Tree came down forgotten riddle No, by Jove, fourteen years ago. And all this nonsense about forgetting— you could forget anything if you gave your mind to it. with enough time, and a good digestion and a sensible outlook on life. Anything It was a remarkable thing, Jimmy reflected, that
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      Snow comes to Scotland
      31 10 i the A SCENE that could have been taken straight from a Christmas card— Crianlanch Inverness-shire, Scotland. The area is a favourite for British winter $P or
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        321 10 Brings mechanized accounting to the smaller business at a surprisingly low price 1 vV> IK .-Sx-iS BURROUGHS P-612 ACCOUNTING MACHINE This W 7 automatic Burroughs accounting OUTST o F N G p F 6,V URES inachinc has all the most-wanted modern fea- AlrtomjtieToUlseliminiteminy op. f .tor tUieS— yet it's modestlv
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      'HUDLE' OF SANTAS POST A LETTER TO THEIR DISTANT CHIEF
      65 11 d ,n London Waldorf Hotel recently— to post letters to their boss in Greenland. The m from children belonging to Britain's 120 spastic groups sponsored by the National Spastic s ores The official group name for Santa Clauses is now
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      Lock icon Christmas every day in this village
      506 11 Christmas every day in this village you that there was such a Village, you would no a picture of snow-laden ored lake, and herds of > und in the fields. would not be wrong, Village, the trees are now, the lake is always rds of reindeer roaming a the 6^'
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      Carol concert by lantern light at the sign of the 'Angel'
      81 13 "SILENT NIGHT, Holy Nigh: The melody drifts through the village of Lacock, Wiltshire, cs choristers from the parish church sing carols by lantern light outside 'The Angel/' a 14th Century inn. Above, a dog and a goose share a
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      Lock icon CHRISTMAS DAY IN BRITAIN -IT'S A CRIME TO MUNCH A SWEET IN A TRAIN
      843 13  - CHRISTMAS DA Y IN BRITAIN -IT'S A CRIME TO MUNCH A SWEET IN A TRAIN DAVID MANSFIELD By n tact throughout the world thu statutory laws of Brii (1 that they have become the least. 1 to be really lawwould be miserably of do's and don'ts :hem the world's greatd
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        157 13 I «Qk Xmos GlfH I g fm tor I Iff Everybody I mi FOR THE LADIES: FOR THE LATEST: lS Perfumes, Cosmetics, &■> Hair Brushes, Dressing Toys, Games, Dolls 1- Sets, Manicure Sets, r i c A v* r >. hlectnc Train Sets, Modi- ».> £5 Make-Up Sets, Other Gift
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      RINTY GUARDS THE TURKEY
      82 14 Mr. John Richardson keeps a poultry farm at Abinger, Surrey. He has 5,000 turkeys and chickens there. With so many birds around people ond foxes are sometimes tempted, and to guard against this Mr. Richardson lets his four-year-old Alsatian Rinty loose with the birds. Woe betide
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      Season of goodwill —and out come spivs and crooks
      1071 14 Season of goodwill and out come spivs and crooks PHRISTMASis commonly supposed to be the timo of goodwill, but unfortunately there are many individuals who close their ears to such wishful thinking. They even go so far as to increase their unscrupulous and crooked activities at this time of the
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      Lock icon Christmas, a time for romance as well as cheer
      455 15  - Christmas, a time for romance as well as cheer FRANCIS WEBB By J^HERE's ihrays an indefinable .something' abroad in the air at Ckristmastime which addup to a warm feeing inside for everyone, with the exception of °nly the mo t >croo?e-like individua And it seenLs warmth ve r y some
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      Carols by candlelight
      35 15 :ene in J London church during the traditional carol service. Beside the pulpit stands the tree aglow with fairy lights, tinsel and other decorations. The choir sings by the light of candles.
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