The Singapore Free Press, 14 December 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1959 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon MALAYA HAPPY LAND
    377 1 Federation j s working to ensure stable prosperity Menzies confirmed friendship MAIAVA n PERTH, Monday. ,\|ALAI A is well aware that if the fullest advantage is to be taken of her current nappy financial circumstances "there must be i concentration of work and development so ;i> to
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    UNKNOWN UNKNOWN
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    RUBBER DOWN ¾ CENT
    31 1 RUBBER DOWN CENT January first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this niorninj: at H.>l tents per Ib.. down three-quarter of a cent on Fridays close. The tone was quiet.
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    Lock icon Yet another Free Press first...
    21 1 Yet another Free Press first... Nature destn the world A future scientists say is coining Read it m tomorrow's FREE PRESS
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    Russia aids Yemen
    23 1 MOSCOW. Mon. Ru»ia is :.elp the Yemen develop griculture. the Soviet »roup of Soviet >pocia lists will Yemen next year.
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    Ike leaves for Teheran
    33 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. President Eisenhower took oif from the military airport at Palam m his jet airliner for Teheran this morning. U.P.I. Eisenhower's India visit see pa& e 10.
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    Lock icon MALAY FOR TEACHERS
    76 1 A few of the thousands of Singapore English school teachers who this morning filed into 17 examination centres to sit lor their first Malay language examination. They studied the language soon after the Singapore Government announced its emphasis on Malay as the State's National Language m June
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    Lock icon 34 believed dead as blast hits Dortmund flats
    367 1 34 believed dead as blast hits Dortmund flats SHOOTING FLAMES DORTMUND, Monday. THIRTY-four persons were believed dead m Ger--1 A many's worst post-war explosion a blast and j fire that smashed through two three-storey blocks of flats early yesterday. British troops, grimed with smoke who rushed to help m rescue
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    Lock icon 2,000 Chinese back from RI
    46 1 HONG KONG. Mon. More than 2.000 overseas Chinese returned to China from Indonesia between September and the end of November, the New China news agency reported yesterday from Canton. They had been "wajmly i welcomed by the Gov#»m- i merit." Reuter
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    Lock icon Hoax played on bridegroom
    54 1 ADELAIDE. luon. Police found a young bridegroom locked m a steel cage with a concrete ball chained to hU ankle m an Adelaide Street. He told police v. ho freed him from the cage, "Tills is my friends 1 idea of a p; tical joke before
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    Lock icon WOMEN DRIVERS ARE SAFER
    192 1 Results of investigations into accidents by Road Research Board LONDON, Mon. Women drivers over the age of 30 are less inclined to set into a skid than men, Dr. W. H Glanville. Director of R.iad Research, said here today The percentage of skut- ding accidents falls
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    A bishop plans to crown himself in S'pore
    324 1 A bishop plans to crown himself in S'pore OISHOP Homer A. Tomlinson. a primate of the Church of God. who has proclaimed himself "king" of 80 countries proposes to add "King of Singapore" to his titles m a "coronation" ceremony outside Assembly House today. The Police Secretary, Mr. William Cheng,
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    Slashed man in critical state
    164 1 Slashed man in critical state BADLY J ONE of the men injured by ga night In Goylang is m critical condition. He Is Mr. Tay Huay wh« was blashed on tv Tay. a labou: sitting In a Lorong 2; shoD wnrn thugs attach d. He wa- wounded as he atnmpted
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      28 1 Page Bukit Timah race-finish photos 8 Singapore Scene 4 Johore highlights 6 Footlights and floodlights 7 Other overseas cables 10 Cartoon <> Women's section .1 Your lucky star 3
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    $8.5 MILLION FOR REFIT
    199 2 The Chusan is going *o be air-conditioned Third P and O passenger liner to undergo extensive alterations THE entire passenger accommodation of the 24,215-ton P. and 0. luxury liner Chusan is to be air conditioned at a cost of $8,500,000. When completed next year the ship
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    IT'S BACK TO WORK IN CEYLON
    65 2 IT'S BACK TO WORK IN CEYLON pOLOMBO. Mon Thirty v thousand striking plantation workers m Central Ceylon agreed to return to work after their employers had said they would associate themselves with the workers' demand for an inquiry into police shooting last wee Three workers died as a lit of
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    Lock icon First on service
    29 2 TAIPEH. Mon.— The 11.000--ton cargo ship Hai Mm, sailed from northern Formosa over the weekend to inaugurate a service between Formosa and the United States. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon NEW RECORD BY JET LINER
    57 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon. A Pan-American World Airways jet Clipper flew here from Tokyo on Saturday m nine hours 12 minutes, a record for the 5.570-mile route. The Boeing 707 airliner with 95 passengers and crewmen, bypassed Seattle to become the first commercial airliner to fly
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    U.S. WILL MEDIATE IN TRADE RIVALRY
    246 2 U.S. WILL MEDIATE IN TRADE RIVALRY PARIS, Mon. Mr. Douglas Dillon. United States Under-Secretary of State for Economic Affairs, has agreed to attend a meeting at .ministerial level of the 18-nation Organisation for European Economic Cooperation here on Jan. 14. This represented a clear indication that the United States would
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    Lock icon MORE COFFEE, PRICES DROP
    50 2 WASHINGTON, Mon. World retail coffee prices have dropped 10 to 20 per cent since last year, the United Nations food and agriculture organisation .reported today. It said the price dip resulted from higher production and an 11 per cent increase m the world coffee trade. U.P.I.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    77 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Neder Waal 1/2, London Resolution 4/5, Tjimenteng 6A, Sarpedon 6/7, Glenorchy 8/9, Roepat 10/11, Star Alcyone 13/14, Tarakan 15/16, Hoegh Dene 18, Peik 19. Letong N. Wall 3. East Sea N. Wall 4. Larut 21/22,
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    CITY LIGHTS
    12 2 count myself lucky to get delivery of even this much—
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    Lock icon S. African warning to Britain
    127 2 S. African warning to Britain JOHANNESBURG, Mon.— ln J a newspaper interview published here yesterday Mr. Eric Louw. Minister of External Affairs, posed the question: "Who would suffer if there was a counter-boycott of Britain?" The newspaper said he asked who would be affected if all Afrikaans-speaking and Tightly-disposed Englishspeaking
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    ARCHITECTS SPEAK OUT
    270 2 TT was the duty of architects to stop pandering to the public by putting up montrosities, said Mr. Ong Eng Hung last night during a debate by the Architectural Society of the Singapore Polytechnic He was taking part m an i end-of-term forum on "Basis of Architectural
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    Lock icon EXPLOSIVES SEIZED IN ALGERIA PORT
    76 2 ORAN. Western Algeria. Men. The French authorities yesterday authorised the Dutch coaster Bie.sbosch to leave the port of Arzew alter seizing her cargo of 262 tons of explosives. Port authorities said the explosive was described m the ship's papers as dyna- mite to be doliv<
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    Nestles Makes bid of $82 mil
    8 2 Nestles Makes bid of $82 mil L V
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    619 2 NOTE: All prices below arc middle prices SINGAPCRL. SATURDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterday Today A--< f r. 170 1.70 Ores. 1 99 199 etas ICfl U 1 E 8.8. Pe:ro! *31 I.M. T'ustees W5 5-25 Con. 19 Ords 43 3 48 6 f-::e r a! Dispensary I.X :vs I
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      243 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To Colombo, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Colls Southampton for passengers. S'oo'e P. s>am Penang REIFENSTEIN (LLOYD) 19 22 Oec 23.24 Dec 25/21 Dec FRANKFURT (HAPAG) 30 Dec/ 1 Jan 2/3 Jan RAVENSTEIN (LLOYD) 1/12 Jan 13 14 Jan 14/15 Jan Express Service. At
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      34 2 Ifllllliim 11 1 1 I X.X •lII* > I wl 1 IP ■rill PHILIPS eCi\c d Phi \ou give fi it open clear receptio; many -<d\d' I uil! ma. PHILIPS I t I*J 1 I
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    Lock icon LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT FOR MISS ANNA, 86
    37 3 ]]U trll m love at first -non 86-year-old trom and tnn» Sorila mar--1 tarnish town of i« bride, looking at her husband as lits his return from Popper picture.
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    The beat of an unborn Baby's heart
    11 3 The beat of an unborn Baby's heart PINCIII R i the
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    MISS UNIVERSE 1959—'MOST PERFECT MODEL'
    482 3 MISS UNIVERSE 1959— 'MOST PERFECT MODEL LOVELY Miss Akiko Kojima, Miss Universe 1959 arrives m Singapore today on a two-week tour of Singapore and the Federation. She is the first Asian girl to hold the official title of "The Most Beautiful Girl m the World," and the last of the
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    Passing out
    25 3 Fifty-six boys will tomorrow take part m the Army Boys Trade Schools fourth annual Passing Out Parade at Punjab Barracks. Nee Soon, Singapore.
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    Tittle tattle
    160 3 Tittle tattle A SINGAPORE hostess tells us the best tiling to do with party left-oven: "Send them home m a taxi. ONE manufacturer oi Christmas cards says they cost £10 10s. (Ms9o». Each has a Swiss gold wuteii ouilt into it. BEWARE of cooking m reheated fat, warns Dr. E.
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      132 3 In maritime tradition the broom is the symbol of |^f a new record a "clean sweep". There was a broom on the mainmast of the President Garfield when she steamed into Los Angeles recently after a record-making Trans-Paaf:c crossing from Hong Kong. Time: 1 2 days, 22 hours. Average speed:
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      285 3 CHARTWELL EDITION OF WINSTON CHURCHILL'S 10% WAR MEMOIRS P^c THE SECOND WORLD WAR IgjiSl^lM^^ii^ l\ This great new M-JSlI^U^ 1\ CHARTWEU ed.t.on of 1 The Second World Wor .s o S^^^^^^^ triumph of both the printers' ond boot W\ binders' ort illustrated with o unique gallery llof war photogrophs gothered
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      310 3 [J ;?N c. women folk. You also havi TAl'Ris rApr. 21-May 2i>— d deter of making your home a Your last full week lor that beautiful and charming place Yuletide shopping, so you had m which to live. b. tter get started bright and early. To find what the stars
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      139 3 Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Keep fit 9.15 a.m.. English conversation intermediate 8.15 a.m., advanced 10.15 a.m.. beginners 11.15 a.m.: Beauty culture 2.30 p.m.; Katong Club raffia work 4.30 p.m.; Malay Civil Service Std. One 5 p.m. Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): Malay 3.45 p m., 5 p.m., 7.30 p.m. (two classes); Ballet primaries
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    SINGAPORE SCENE
    835 4  -  Ian mok Ai '*V ITS THE MONTH OF MANY MOTIVES AND MEMORIES AS THE ODOUR OF THE DURIAN PERVADES THE MARKET PLACE DECEMBER and the DURIANS HECEMBER stirs up a strong mixture of durians and memories: of expectancies and an awareness of liv- There is oni v one
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    BY THE WAY
    493 4  -  Bachcombar AN article m a morning paper describes "the only flat I know which you enter through a curtain of macaroni." I know a smart fiat which you enter through a curtain of cooked macaroni. You grab handfuls to eat with your cocktail. Spaghetti has been tried
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      815 4 Drink r^eSe. I A real 1 fruit Juice I JORAWEADE Striitt Time* k Free Press 1 ■et Mm> eewvewtewce ef e«ver- ,1 Users e«ir ieai>esew»eithres et Ist H—9 t COLO STORA6C ARCADC wilt recede swmjW •e*verfisement> I e«e" b«« nume-er re#Mes« $"»ell oeVertiseiwewtt plecee 1 m I Swtf yere »«r
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      153 4 1 Itf belter ill Q^Q 1 it My M Hoflow-^rDund 1 Citffoy E 1 Paickawo^ r HANDLE and VANADIUM tt" STAINLESS STEEL BU^s Vf There is a knife for cv f I f Wonderfully sharp Ea A II $«t» from $10 50 S.n. i v ft [2 L^B I MARDEN
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      291 4 CLUES ACROSS (7). 7 Ready to flare, like rapidly 10 Man made from ripe ham (7). hardened steel? (.5. 8). 11 Hold it keep steady! Or 8 From the cradle to well. hold it and win the argument! adolescence at any rate (.4. 3, (4). 4). 12 But need these
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      137 4 i rK M l i°^ PrOgramme^ vmma i? a B ains t malaria— 3. "The Cost 9.30 The news- 940 Newstalk- IJSa^mxssss\^L^S a^mxssss\^L^ as Reward 6 45 sunset seren ml^s^ r vr Announcements; 6.55 Sin- o?'^ain^ V ?o7 s'JSt^CSS Polyneian 8 ™30 Chll- re share marltet "P 0 7.00 Alexander
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    Asked to pay more
    209 5 Asked to pay more SINGAPORE IS FIRM THHE Government of the A Federation would like Singapore to contribute half the cost of developing the University of Malaya division m Kuala Lumpur. rhis was disclosed by Minis- ter for Education Mr. Yong j Nuyk Lin m the Singapore Legislative Assembly yesterday
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    ORCHID PAINTINGS GO ON DISPLAY
    40 5 The President of the Malayan Orchid Society, Mr. Tan Hoon Siang. will declare open an exhibition of paintings of orchids by Miss Tan Whei San at 5.30 p.m. on Friday at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    WORK BEGINS ON MALAY HOUSING PROJECT
    136 5 WORK BEGINS ON MALAY HOUSING PROJECT A START has been made m the Singapore Government's buy-your-own-house scheme lor Malays m the lower income group. Piling work tor 130 ter-race-type houses at the Jalan Eunos Malay settlement is being completed. Construction starts this week. The houses are expected to be ready
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    GOVT. SERVICE EXAM IN 1960
    72 5 The Singapore Government will hold a competitive examination to recruit officers to the Higher and Executive services m April next yeaj. The examination will be restricted to candidates who hold the Government Chinese Senior Middle School Certificate, the Cambridge School Certificate or any equivalent qualification
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    $6 MILLION IS SAVED BY CUTS
    218 5 Education budget gets approval oINGAPORE'S Education Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk o Lin had a number of home truths to tell about teachers their salaries, their grumbles about allowance cuts and the six-day week, when he spoke at fhe end of the education estimates debate
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    SINGAPORE IS ASSURED OF COLOMBO PLAN AID
    398 5 Increasing co-operation envisaged By CHAN SWAN BEE SINGAPORE can be assured of increasing cooperation from member nations of the Colombo Plan, said the Canadian Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Theodore G. M. Newton, m Singapore yesterday. Mr. Newton arrived here from Jakarta with his
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    Nanyang undergrads plan Varsity Week
    238 5 A SPECIAL University Week to stimulate and strengthen the spirit of study among the students of Nanyang University will be held early next year. It is being organised by the Nanyang University Students' Union. Besides aiming at the encouragement of academic research and artistic creations,
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      252 5 Adrtrtitment Shopping I Guide I To Clear: Dacron/Cotton sport shirts Q $4 50 each. Dacron short pants f $9 90. Dacron remnants from $2 00. CHANRAI'S. Singapore*! only exclusive men's shop Why not shop ot leisure without parking problems ot CHANRAI'S, Roffles HotH Arcode? Open doily until 9.30 p.m. WHAT
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      33 5 SINGAPORE olf^_ I TODAY: 11.20 p.m. TOMORROW: 10.27 a.m. and 11.55 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.59 a.m. THURSDAY: 0.28 a.m. and 11.31 a.m. FRIDAY: 1.00 a.m. and 12.05 p.m. SATURDAY: 1.32 a.m. and 12.41 p.m.
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    Lock icon NURSES TRAINING CENTRE WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN FEBRUARY
    483 6 JOHORE HIGHLIGHTS by Mark Foenander A NURSES Training Centre is to be established m Johore Bahru. It will be opened on Feb. 1 and will be m charge of a Sister Tutor who will come from Penang. Nurses from Johore and from
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    35,000 children seek admission to schools
    152 6 MORE than 35,000 children have registered for admission to Form I equivalent to Primary I m Johore m fully assisted schools, next year.' In addition, at least an- 1 other 10,000 children have sought admission m private i schools. A top ofliciai of the
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    More sit for exams in Johore
    98 6 More sit for exams in Johore THERE wai a ten per i increase m the numbei students who sat for various school certificate examin tions In the Johore Bta this year, compared w: lasi year. of students who sat for various school cer:. examinations m the Joh< State, this year,
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    Lock icon AIR FARES CUT
    25 6 LONDON. Mon. British European Airway.- last night announced reductions of up ;to 25 per cent, m fares to Gibraltar and Malta. Reuter
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    New seamen's Board
    76 6 New seamen 's Board fiiHE Singapore Government 1 has reconstituted the Seamen's Registry Board, with Captain J.A.L. Pavitt. Master Attendant, as chairman. The Deputy Master Atteni dam is deputy chairman. Other members are: Cap- tain J.S. Roe and Captain M.S. Wright, representing p owners; Inche A. Gh bin Hussain. Inche
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    'PROGRESS EXHIBITION BRING GOVT TO PEOPLE
    64 6 'PROGRESS EXHIBITION BRING GOVT TO PEOPLE I m a "bri; i th, country and th A< Plrlurr« er.:' major popui.. part n In iddil tioti i made it ind< hibitin rilla Bahru h Rat: ill) \i N an* ed ye>t( its lii^ lh< pk t show I tit a. i
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    SELF DEFENCE SHOW TONIGHT
    4 6 SELF DEFENCE SHOW TONIGHT
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    TRADE TALKS IN JAKARTA
    5 6 TRADE TALKS IN JAKARTA DFGDF
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      291 6 me'ffito&H, CHRisrnws couecr/0n... gifts of sheer elegance i< rapped m gold mi m M Csrm •INTIM\TE-....« frac- a.v ~'l!rf ranee cherished as one the world's seven s^^j^S gam Crent fragrances. > I IST, the j J $fi new way to n> k 'INTIMATE 1 •LOVE-PAT. ...the complete make-up m the
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      131 6 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice <St Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis g, g WITH TMAT TmEKJ-- A BUT AS RORK RU€ME? AT THE HEART OF JULIET JONES By Stan Drake if^^^&^^SKl X KNOVV T^ LV X I'M A MAN FlfcST-A POLITICiAN j JT$ O.K.,MICH£i.~THE GOVERSJRS 097
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    'Your fans are so friendly'
    181 7 |-£V CAME FOR LOYALTY WEEKj Nil, Park teennecka .i p c d to Great 11 Film Enterprises, they had been especially brought here fur the State"* big oem The girl>. were delighted h the reception given tnem by local fan>. "They are wonderful so spontaneous
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    JAN CAN SAY IT IN CANTONESE
    346 7  -  Roy Lazaroo b y AUSTRALIAN singer Jan Carter, now appearing at Prince's Hotel Garni is "so, so much m love with Singapore." Lovely 21-year-old Jan told me that no matter where she was m I the future she would always long to return and
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    DO YOU REMEMBER DONAT'S LAST FILM?
    210 7 FILM QUIZ starts this week with a question about a star who is. alas, no longer with us. What was Robert Donate last picture? 2. Yul Brynner <a> wears <b» does not wear a wig m The Sound and tho Fury. 3. Which often-in-the-news
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    Glamorous LiMei stars as 'musketeer'
    326 7 Glamorous LiMei stars as 'musketeer' CLAMOROUS Li Mci, of Motion Picture and General Invest- ment Co., is probably the busiest actress m Hong Kong. Immediately after the completion of The Bedside Story, a hilarious comedy m which she stars, she again went m front of the cameras for a new
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    'ANNE FRANK' AUDITIONS
    41 7 Tim Singapore State Club will hold plmv n > and ca-ii;.--: meetings for Its February pi Diary ol A; ne Frank, at 9 p.m. tod r tomorrow and on Wednesday at the Sli Navy Officer^ 1 Guild. Raffle Quay.
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    Monty may be sent up
    368 8 Mll.lll BEATEN BUT NOT DIM.KAri h RACE ONE CL Div. 4, 6F. 1. Impress 8.1 (Franklin). 2. Palons A 8.10 earr 8.7 (Shaari). 3. Estroll 8.6 (Chaduiik L Lancier 8.6 (Canty). Winner trained by Hobbs. Won hv 11 3; neck. Time: lniin. 20 '2 5.
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    IMPROVED TO WIN IN A CANTER
    487 8 IMPROVED TO WIN IN A CANTER On Parole wins on an objection HJ 1 a mu(h impnJ I notiti 1 hen ht is J to iii m, Hi Han J I Nlun I Paloiu I Mar I |(KJ Hark Du< crowd on their toes at the end of Race 3.
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    Lock icon ROBERT CHOE HERO IN MALAYAN WIN
    307 9 Cheers then silence as player carried off field after scoring winning goal Bangkok, Monday 3JALAYA beat Burma by two goals to one m the first round of the South-East Asia Peninsula Games football competition last night. There was no score at half time. Thousands
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    Lock icon Malayans drubbing at tennis
    188 9 Malayans drubbing at tennis OANGKOK. Mon. Thailand's two women tennis stars entered the singles finals of the Southeast Asia Peninsula Games yesterday after trouncing their Malayan opponents. Sanguan Sueharitakal of Thailand defeated Anna; Han of Malaya 6-1. 6—l and Phanow Sudiawadi beat Katherine Leong by 4—6. 6—l. 6 -3. Burma
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    Two Asian records broken
    96 9 Two Asian records broken ¥>ANGKOK, Mon. T\vo t> Asian Games records were broken by Thai athletes on the second day of the South East Asia Peninsula; "arnes yesterday. The first one was broken unof iicially when Sudhi Manyagas of Thailand ran the 100 metres m 10.5 seconds m the first
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    DAILY BRIDGE
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    Lock icon TAN RECEIVES SEAP FLAG
    56 9 photo. The leader of the Singapore contin- gent, Mr. C. C. Tan, E receives the S.E.A.P. Games flag from the E King of Thailand at E the National Sta- dium on Saturday at the opening of the E Games. On the right E is Her Majesty
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    RSGC beat Keppel Club
    126 9 The Royal Singapore Golf Club beat Keppel Golf Club by 7 J 2 points to 3 3 4 points m a four ball match played at the RSGC course yesterday. Colonel and Mrs. G. S. K. Maydon won the 18th hole mixed founsome Stableford competition. Their
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    LOCAL GOLFERS BEATEN BY REES, ALLIS
    106 9 A big crowd turned up at the Royal Island Club yesterday afternoon to watch Ryder Cuppers Dai Rees and i Peter Allis play their last exhibition. The British pair took on the Island Club's champion golfers Johnny Muraille and Lyn Holloway. Giving the local
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    337 10 Nehru tells Ike how India feels about the border row with Red China NEW DELHI, Monday. PRESIDENT Eisenhower and Mr. Nehru 3 esterday discussed the Sino Indian border dispute and also the situation between India and Pakistan. Mr. James Hagerty, Eisenhower's press spokesman
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE WEDDINGS
    76 10 pictures. Mr. Ho Fook Kec and his hride. the former Miss Veronica Lum Tut Lent;, pictured at their wedding reception on Saturday at Robinson's Cafe m Raffles Place. Mr. and Mrs. Cheong Hock Blew who were married m Singapore, yesterday. The is the third son of Mr. and
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    Lock icon DECK BATTLE AS SHIP IS ATTACKED
    158 10 DECK BATTLE AS SHIP IS A TTA CKED POSADAS (Argentina). Monday. RMED rebels tried to capture a Paraguayan naval transport ship In a bloody shipboard battle yesterday. Four men were killed and nine wounded. Knives and pistols were used m a 25- minute melee on the decks as crewmen of
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    23 10 NEW YORK. Mon. Film actress Elizabeth Taylor left hospital yesterday completely recovered from an attack of double pneumonia. Reuter
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    CHILDREN HELPING SANTA CLAUS
    51 10 CHILDREN HELPING SANTA CLAUS COPENHAGEN. Mon. Several hundred Danish school children are helping "Santa Ciaus" answer 65.000 letters sent to "Fauier Christmas. Greeniana," by children m Britain and other countries. The Tourist Association here has undertaken to answer the letters, passed on by the postal authorities to Denmark. Greenland's mother
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    Bank president dead in street
    51 10 DENVER. Mon. George Rock, president of the Bai.K of Denver and Democratic national committeeman from Colorado, was found dead 111 a Denver street yesterday. Police said he may have b beaten to death and robbed. An autopsy revealed the 52-year-old banker-politician died of a fractured
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      Lock icon FLOODS SPREAD IN TITOLAND
      123 10 BELGRADE, Mon.—Fishermen have been asked to lend their boats, and peasants their horses, to evacuate several villages as flood water^ continue to rise m Bosnia and Dalmatia. Southern Yugoslavia. In some areas, rivers were reported over 10 feet above their normal level. NICE. Heavy week-end. snowfalls
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      150 10 BAGDAD. Alleged plotters against Iraq's Premier Abdel Karim Kassem will go on trial here on Saturday. TOKYO.— The first families of Koreans being repatriated from Japan to north Korea will board two Russian ships at Niigata, today. VATICAN CITY.— A Vatican press office spokesman said he "knew nothing" of rumoured
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      52 10 ALLD A YS TR ANS V A AL A herd of 250 elephants from drought stricken Bechuanaland has uprooted nearly every tree and pole m a 60 square mile area here KATMANDU.— Mount Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary is due here to seek permission for a scientific expedition to Everest
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    52 10 THE line up of beauties m last night's contest t' elect "Miss Supeishell l%0." Held m conjunction *ith the Art> Ball at Raflfo Hotel, the contest WMM won b> Miss Frist ilia d» In second place came Miss Sybil Shrapml. wlnl. third was Miss Kisano Davis. picture
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    292 10 West prepares for week of top-level talks PARIS. Moihl., \\7ESTERN leaders arc gathering here to set the scene for this week's important series <>t international conference culminating m the Western Summit meeting on Saturday. Mr. Christian Herter. the American Secretary Stute. and Dr. Hemrich von Brentano. the West German Foreign
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