The Singapore Free Press, 3 October 1960

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    21 1 THE PAPER THAT IS UNRIVALLED FOR ITS ISLAND-WIDE COVERAGE The Singapore Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    IKE SAYS NO TO NEUTRALS
    712 1 President replies to 'little five' peace move RUSSIAN WORDS AND ACTIONS GIVE NO REASON TO HOPE FOR SUCCESS AT ANOTHER SUMMIT 7 Mon.—President Eisenhower last nipht rejected a call by five neutral nations for a meeting between him and Soviet Premier, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev because
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    Explosion in New York: A bomb-trap for Kadar?
    22 1 Explosion in New York: A bomb-trap for Kadar? Seven nil l>\ a Square r I i i some renade at xoo AR
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    Cubans in Peking
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    BORMANN: A NEW WITNESS OF HIS DEATH
    51 1 BORMANN: A NEW WITNESS OF HIS DEATH BWltof waj-timr deputy. B rma independent B terday. .per quoted former member In Hitler's Ber-r-raid shelter, as say- he saw Bormann a German tank by a Rus>ian shell. lira me two days Argentine authoritie> -armed GerWalter Flegel. who n held on .-u.-picion j
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    The house that Suyin built
    108 1 The house that Suyin built HER WORLD for October on sale today presents a special article on famous authoress Han Suyin and her life and k in her new house built m triplicate m Johore Bahru This new 76-page issue is packed with features of special interest to Malayan men,
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    Two teachers share $500 contest
    69 1 Two teachers share $500 contest SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Two teacners share the $500 prize m last weeks Free Press Word Puzzle "FT They are Miss Phyllis Gwynne, ot Merryn Road, (•above i, and Mr. Lav Nghee Sens, of Kovan Road below For Miss Gwynne. a teacher at the Braddell Ri>e
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    Atom-war survival: Red prediction
    135 1 LONDON. Mon. Moscow Radio said yesterday that a nuclear war would mean the end of the capitalist system and the communist world would have "colossal" losses "but we are convinced that socialism would live on. while capitalism would not survive." The radio, m a broadcast to
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    D-Day for dogs and livestock in 3 estates
    281 1  - D-Day for dogs and livestock in 3 estates ROY LAZAROO *y SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. IT was I) Day tor owners oi dogs and livestock m Redhill, Alexandra and Queenstown housing cstalcs yesterday. They had received a final notice from the Housing and Develop ment Hoard to get rid of their
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    SPELL PUTS A STOP TO BOXING MATCH
    61 1 SPELL PUTS A STOP TO BOXING MATCH YfASERU. ißasutolai )i Sexton "Wonder Boy" Baber.a. former South Airi c a n non-Eurc featherweight chamj caused a n here terday night by v drawing multiial boxing tournament, Lng a witch doctor had cast a spoil over him. >labe: to hav< a white
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    Reds kill priest
    31 1 SAIGON. Moii A Vietnamese Cuholic priest was roportori to have boon a od by I DiUiil last Wr Konkela tillage In Kai Provmco some 250 i. orth- >n.
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    Campbell: I'll return
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    Actors on strike
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    Scientists for Tokyo
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    Singapore will be in BOAC's pure jet round the world service from Dec. 8
    451 2 Singapore will be in BOAC's pure jet round the world service from Dec. 8 PAYA LEBAR. Mon. I KLY 1 c Britan kyo to to bf Bo< Dec. 8. the BOAC I j It BOAC o with Coi. London via m countries, including i a pore. Lufthansa THE WEST GERMAN
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    Lock icon Arab League sets oil talks date
    78 2 AIKO: Arab League Pt I tm Department dirertor Mr. Mohamed Salman .said that the second Arab oil conference would try to co-ordinate oil production levels m order to stop changes m the price of Middle East-produced crude oil. Mr. Salman said the conference was
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    U.S. steel outlook is now brighter
    17 2 MIDDLETOWN. (Ohio): Mr. Logan T. Johnson, preNiripnr nf Armro Steel Tor-
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    India ban on imports in bid to save 30 mil. rupees
    222 2 India ban on imports in bid to save 30 mil. rupees YEW DELHI, Mon. The Indian Government has announced a wide range of import cuts, to reduce the drain on foreign exchange reserves and to save an estimated 30 million rupees m the next six months. The new Import regulation^,
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    U.S. GOLD LOSSES LAST WEEK TOTAL $350 MIL.
    108 2 U.S. GOLD LOSSES LAST WEEK TOTAL $350 MIL. II WASHINGTON The W deral Reserve Board reported that the decline m US gold stocks m the past week' was close to 100 million dollars mearly Ms3so n). The loss or gold by the Tr< asury m September has been the highest
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    Bulgarian mission
    28 2 HAVANA: A Bulgarian commercial mission has arrived here for negotiations with the Cuban regime. It was headed by the Vice-Minister for Foreign Trade. Mr. Latsche>ar Avramo.
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    UP 7 DOWN 3 UNCHANGED 164
    208 2 NOTE All prices below :irc middle prices. INDUSTRIALS f- i rds. IN) c j Has let .B. Petro *0 -2 I.M. Trustees 5.25 525 on. Tm Sme:t. Pref. 20 j Crcs. 46 Dispensary k| raser Neavt P p ?f. 15 m or(js. E. i
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    Knutsen's new vessel is on first trip East
    530 2 gh fhgfhf fghgf SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. IfNUTSEN LINE'S latent addition to its fleet, the 10,800-ton Martha Bakke, is now on her maiden voyage to the East from Europe. She is expected m Singapore on Jan. 14, on her way to Australia. Launched
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    BRITISH CONCERN OVER IMPORT OF OIL IN JAPAN
    96 2 BRITISH CONCERN OVER IMPORT OF OIL IN JAPAN LONDON: Brit an. expressed concern to Japan at the possibility of preferential treatment being given to the JapaneseArabian Oil Company over the import of oil into Japan, a British official source said here. It was feared that the Japanese Government intended to
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    Kennedy on the Nixon failures
    127 3 Crisis points where the Administration has slipped up ISIDENT HITS M w YORK. Monday. i> lined} has struck his the campaign at Vice i. m picturing his Reis particularly short-sight-i and Latin America developed after Nixon's lial candidate. Mr of New York's pictured the ReRussians
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    INDIAN REDS TRY TO STOP THE COMING TOUR ROYAL TOUR
    11 3 INDIAN REDS TRY TO STOP THE COMING TOUR ROYAL TOUR muation
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    The man who did not go to UNO is now at the most frightening crossroads of short, unhappy reign.
    284 3  - The man who did not go to UNO is now at the most frightening crossroads of short, unhappy reign. JOHN ELLISON Bn OARIS, Moil. Gen- eral lie Gaulle is now at tht' most frightening crossroads m his 28 months' reign as the strong man of France. If. as Menu Hkrl>
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    ABORTIONS TODAY EXCEED BIRTHS IN HUNGARY
    139 3 ABORTIONS TODAY EXCEED BIRTHS IN HUNGARY \7IENNA, M now more 1 c a I abortions m I. births. ar. 187.681 at* gist< red 151.18;^ live bin: Hungarian Health Ministry. Although materia ditions havt Improved pears. thes< indicate that the spirit of which tzed the country afl the upri>i. 1956 still
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    'Filtered' cancer
    26 3 GLASGOW. Mon. Filter-t ip cigarettes, far from decreasing the danger of lung cancer, actually increased it, a doctor tolci j a medical meeting yesterday.
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    Surgeons discover new and simple method of reviving the heart
    243 3 Surgeons discover new and simple method of reviving the heart \h\> M) ik. Monday. gl RGKONS ill Johns Hopkins Hospital m Baltimore, Maryland, have developed a new and very simple method of reviving a heart thai has stopped beating, they report m the Journal of the American Medical Association. The
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    JAB OF VACCINE WILL GIVE POLIO IMMUNITY, DR SALK SAYS
    142 3 JAB OF VACCINE WILL GIVE POLIO IMMUNITY, DR SALK SAYS (CHICAGO. M.. O:." j lnj< ctit n of th< Salk Kiilrci virus polio va< id b. Abie to provide immunity against poliomI fantile paralysis, D!\ Jo'ui^ E. Salk the vaccine. scientists ai the r< Filth International PolioConference m Copenhagen, Denmark.
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    MOON FEVER HITS MOSCOW: HUNDREDS WANT TO VOLUNTEER
    95 3 MOON FEVER HITS MOSCOW: HUNDREDS WANT TO VOLUNTEER MUSCOW. M< Ru- ded with letters from teers who be th man In space. M •< r ha* hii Moscow. sia is ready to n challenge that America I trying to ratch up m the race to spac Moscow there is spe-
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    Four-day visit
    24 3 NEW YORK. Mod. Crown Prince Akihno of Japan :ind Piincess Michiko amved here by air from Washington for a| i our- day <
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    Crocs prowl city
    22 3 MANILA. Mon. Man-eating crocodiles were yesterday reported to be prowling flooded streets to Cotabato City m the Southern Philippines
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    Police seize paper
    35 3 PARIS. Mon.— The current issui of the monthly review. Les Temps Modernes, whose editor L the philosopher-writer. Jean Pan Sartre, was seized by police as 1 was about to go on sale.
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    Govt. White paper
    22 3 I.uNDON. Mon. New constitutional advances to. the southern Africa protectorate of Becliuanaland vere outlined m Briiish Government White Pacer.
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    LONDON COMMERCE EXAM RESULTS
    1926 4 CIXGAPORK CITY. Mon.— The re suits of the London Chamber of Commerce (Spring) 1960 nninutions are: HIGHER STAGE. ADVERTi>i\(. hong Kirn Se: AM OINTAM P;. Chan Ah Hee, Chen SI Yin, Cheng Chong Su, Chng Wah Nan. Cheng Chow, Johnny Chua. Chung Kong Tuck. Er Choon
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      297 4 O The Daily Crossword has been held ov« i space. TIRNto P 7 Col. 3 for more results. II lllil'wi/ 111 111 vlji jIViI Viill \i I'llv illll vlCfJlllv l"l xTIHIIi Till Tf "I M r IF ""^^R"* a prn c ki All TV c a C i t k
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    The Auk lays plans to defeat the Germans in Africa—and Monty collects the glory
    709 5  - The Auk lays plans to defeat the Germans in Africa— and Monty collects the glory CORRELLI BARNETT rONTINUING...THE MOST rONTPov ERS |AL rOOK YET ON THE WAR IN THE DESERT BY ill I ntReal victor! Swift plans Prime M llow- I Couldn't sleep' Co ul Suppo >i .swollen liver that
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      69 5 RIP KIRBY b by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis IHE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake ri^rT,KrrgTA*r> f KrhßßE^ NOTHINGpX— c=l V2 >tERE TKY^^^^J| s v\ MAN CAN'T DC -AND DO J^jiU TNN J L QUICHE LORRAINE!/ V U^ MS* rf^ C?
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    181 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Unwelcome questions ild be con >r thwar kidnappn Tht ut an end to the evil exploits of Public E:. No. 1. Oh Kirn Kee thanks T. nd will again, the house-own well ems n done. Thorough check Two ight m and one m the suburbs, it appears,
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    School on the high seas
    737 6 SHIP INTRODUCES ASIANS TO THE AMERICAN WAY OF LIFE PREPARING TIMID FOR WHAT LIES AHEAD JVfOST students preparing lo cross Ihc PaciGc l<> study m another country have mixed feelings ;il)out the coming adventure. Their joy and excitement often is tempered wi I h timidity
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    Local manufacturers told to reorganise industry
    561 6  - Local manufacturers told to reorganise industry DAVID TAMBYAH PROTECTIVE DUTIES ON IMPORTED SOAP ARE PURELY TEMPORARY: THEY WILL HAVE TO BE DROPPED WHEN A COMMODITY MARKET AGREEMENT IS REACHED By SINGAPORE. Monday \yil-l- Ihe controversial protective duties imposed by the Singapore government hist week help the local soap manufacturers? The
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    Insurance firm has big plans for local citizens
    31 6 Insurance firm has big plans for local citizens MNGAP< < o tion of Indi Si SITK) on Mass mte Ji bri mi At t: tl I I F Five-year p up i
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    A NEW LEGAL LITERATURE
    135 7  - A NEW LEGAL LITER A TURE ALAN KHOO Varsity faculty gives Malaya her own law writings BOOKS COMPILED LOCAL STAFF _L BE PUBLISHED IN inoN NEXT YEAR gh fhfg fgfghgf SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. ITS AN ARDUOUS TASK BUT RESULTS WILL BE REWARDING' of the University of Alaha* contributed much towards
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    A preview of Malaysian culture for 700 Oranje world tourists
    103 7 A preview of Malaysian culture for 700 Oranje world tourists SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. MALAYSIAN culture was brought to the doorstep for 700 Oranje tourists when the Dutch liner called here on its round-the-world trip. The tourists, on their way Miami, Tahiti. Canal, South- ampton and Amsterdam, had i a preview
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    Sales by Salvation Army Girls Home
    70 7 PASIR PANJANG, Mon. Dresses, embroidery and cakes made by thirty-two girls m the Salvation Army Girls' Home at Pasir Panjang will be on sale to the Dublic on Oct. 29. The Matron of the Home, Mrs. C. CKsengriver. told the Free Press that the
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    Malay star Zainab joins the Blue Belles band
    155 7 Malay star Zainab joins the Blue Belles band SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. A Malay singing star, Miss Zainab Majid has joined the "Blue Belles" an all-girls' band which still now was composed of Chinese girls. Said band leader. Miss Teresa Khoo.: "Zainab is most welcome." A nurse at the School Health
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    Lecture recital
    37 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Singapore Chamber Ensemble will present a lecture recital on "Two Hundred years of German Music" by Dr Ludwlg Kausmann at the Cultural Centre. Canning Ri.^e on Oct. 27 at 6.45 p.m.
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    Hitch-hiker Eric kept his date at Rome Games
    286 7  - Hitch-hiker Eric kept his date at Rome Games BOB PERIES By Serangoon Garden, Mon. A MEMBER of the Serangoon Garden Estate Club, Eric Sim Kirn Meng. called on the president. Mr. Chua Tian Teck, to wish him goodbye before hiU'h-hiking for Britain and said: "See you m Rome." Mr. Chua
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    Two weeks of Italian food, wine and music at local hotel
    176 7 Two weeks of Italian food, wine and music at local hotel SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. 3 If you feel like having a go at Italian food, drop m anytime at the Adelphi and you'll be assured of Italian culinary at its best. In the next fortnight more than 40 Italian specialties
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    HIS WORLD SURVEY WILL LAST TWO YEARS
    41 7 HIS WORLD SURVEY WILL LAST TWO YEARS TANJONG PAGAR. Mon. Mr. Irvin Ponoaduk a representative of several Australian industries. is here on the course of a two-year world market survey of primary products. While m Singapore, he will visit various process-
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    A shower of rice and roses will greet the Minister at festival
    123 7 A shower of rice and roses will greet the Minister at festival SINGAPORE, Monday. DRETTY Malayalee girls will welcome Mr. S. Rajaratnam, Minister for Culture, m typical Kerala fashion when he arrives at the Happy World Stadium on Saturday to open the Malam Kebudayam arranged by the Singapore Kerala Association
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    Social night by Polytechnic Club
    48 7 TANJONG PAGAR. Mon. The Polytechnic Social Club will hold a "social night" In the Polytechnic premises at 7.30 tonight. The items include a Chinese fantasy by Miss Mary Hoe and a magic show by Mr. Tan Choon Tee. Other items include Malay classical
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    Japanese firm plans to open up rubber processing factory here
    224 7 Japanese firm plans to open up rubber processing factory here IZATONG, Mon. A Japanese firm, the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha Limited, has plans to open up a rubber milling and processing factory here. This was disclosed by Mr. Y. Nakamura, deputy chief of the company's export and machinery department. Mr. Nakamura
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    Chinese and Malay cadets impress
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    32 US farmers on Far East tour
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    Mayor gets tough
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    His best friends arc the men he helped to jail
    598 8  - His best friends arc the men he helped to jail IAN MOK-AI HE FOUND IT DULL TO GROW OLD PEACEFULLY ...SO RETIRED POLICE OFFICER AND HIS COLLEAGUES START AN INVESTIGATION AGENCY h gfgfhgfh fhgfh f hfg khjgggjhgjhg SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. TIIK burly Mr. Michael Boyle, a retired police superintendent, can
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    US singer wants to learn Malayan ballads
    136 8 US singer wants to learn Malayan ballads OINGAPORE CITY, Mon. American soprano and guitarist, Nina Dova. now m Singapore to give a recital of folk and national songs of many countries, wants to learn a few local songs while she is here. ••I would love to learn a lew Malayan
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    Help for jobless
    33 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The work of Malaya's labour exchanges will be nearly trebled by the end of this year, according to the retiring Commissioner for Labour. Mr. I. R. Price.
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    No to politicians
    24 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Political parties may be banned from contesting all future elections for the Kampong Bahru Malay Settlement administrative commit*
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    Closing date is now Oct. 15
    58 8 Closing date is now Oct. 1 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Students and competitors have been reminded that the closing date for $150 essay contest on "What the terms Singapore. Malaya, and Malaysia mean to me' have been extended to Oct. 15. Ail entries should be addressed to Malaysia Sociological Research Instil
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    'Johnny' just cannot see eye-to-eye with law in uniform
    33 8 'Johnny' just cannot see eye-to-eye with law in uniform SERAXGOOX GARDI "JOHNNY" is a fog thai hates uniformed policemen. And I riblv worked up when he sees I ban Worked up i but
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    Piano recital by Yu
    22 8 SINGAPORE Cm ciety here v. piano rental by V Ye< at the Cultlll Theatre on Oct. 15 p.m.
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    Expansion plans
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      254 8 Rupert and the Whistlefish-48 The aoldiers and servants of the noise. Here. I say. I hope thote king do not delay. Rupert and men have had the right orders." Sam are marched down the wide says Sam. as they are hustled staircase out through the huge aboard. This is the
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      125 8 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS POLK I BAND: Public >■ ance at Katong Park. 7 3U p 8.30 p.m. MINMFY 01 < I I II Rl Free film siicr.vs .i B Road. PWD quarter. Hindu I Children's playgroun. I" kijan^ Pelapah 7 p.m. v TODY GttM MOM Ml n I English
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    WORD PUZZLE 'FF': THE WINNING SOLUTION
    322 9 THE JUDGES COMMENT jhg kjghggjgh ir who are be excited about -TORES. Prefer- SHOK cleaned of it. will be vexed to GREASE right down VSE it would be a simmatter for a won It out. Pre:GREASE. it 1-1: Will proba if made of good
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    The Passiflora: Useful creeping plant with delicious fruit
    326 9  -  M.R.S. ARSCOTT ghjgh gjhgjhg gj jh khjhgjgghjghjhg M year I planted some 1 Passion Fruit (Buah Passiflora, botanicallv rthei thf md filled found them m due course and did their stuff and the set. turn and begin to feel soft. We see
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    This U.S. nightmare rooted in reality is brilliant
    890 9  -  Richard Condon RICHARD LISTER THE MANCHIRIAN CANDIDATE by (Joseph, 165.). by TROUBLE AT THE FRONTIER THIS IS a brilliant, pungent, nightmarish American novel, founded on fantasy but rooted m present-day reality. When Sergeant Raymond Shaw and his patrol were captured m the
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    An enthralling world of space travel in the 21st Century
    235 9 An enthralling world of space travel in the 21st Century LIFE IN Till TWI.MI-l n>l CENTUEI Edited by M. Vassili«\ and S. GtmdKi s<»u\rnir Press S10.50) I^NTER, with tnis enthralling hook )iid of space travel and planetary colonisation of new, dramatic techniques m medicine and surgery "anti-matter." more powerful than
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    This new 'Doctor' is so witty, gay and amusing
    220 9 This new 'Doctor' is so witty, gay and amusing DOCTOR IN CLOVER by Richard Gordon (Michael Joseph, 12s. 6d.). JHE GAY Dr. Grimsdyke, after brilliantly complicating Dr. Simon Sparrow's life since they were students together m DOCTOR IN THE HOUSE, a! last writes his own hook. Unfortunately, Grimsdyke once qualified
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    It will be silver and bronze for winners now
    11 10 It will be silver and bronze for winners now Volleyball tourney
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    SPORTS CHATTER
    30 10 CHILDREN. ..and all of them want to win. Officials at the Singapore Harbour Board athletic meet had to deal with this entry of 50 for the Children's Race.
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    THE ARMY MEN MEET CHINESE XI IN CHARITY MATCH
    48 10 THE ARMY MEN MEET CHINESE XI IN CHARITY MATCH SINGAPORE CITY. v v. h e 0 Ph< match .id of the St. J i) I The/ be I vc>. McNaughton. L/Cpl. I Today's game B m, kick-ofT. 7.30 p Idr r Tabn lullal s Ba Bari, X Quah
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    The pint-size stars of Tanglin
    188 10 SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. The most junior of all the soccer teams m the State comes from the Tanglin Preparatory School. The boys, whoso ages c from six to nine. train m full soccer outfit. including boots' and -toekiching is held once a week and the
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    301 10 S'PORE BANS THE SPONGE BAT IN T.T. UINQAPORE CITY. Mon. The sponge bat introduced by Japanese table tennis players at the 1952 world championships m Bombay has been banned m Singapore. This move by the Singapore Table Tennis Association will certainly gain support from most European countries who are more
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    Table-tennis: Wai Shing sets his eyes on 'double'
    247 10  - Table-tennis: Wai Shing sets his eyes on 'double' TAN HONG POH By MM WAI SHING, 21, one of Singapore s niosl promising table-tennis players, lias sel his eyes on ;i "double" m the Singapore annual championships starting tomorrow. Wai Shing first learnt to enthusiasm impressed his play the game wehn
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    Brigade games winners
    94 10 Cli 1 MOM.— o The First Singapore Company Boys 1 Brigade won two prizes In the field games organised by the Singapore Battalion Boys' Brigade for 1960. They won In the intercomp. f(K)tball and basketball. The following members represented the First Company In the Inter-company football: Ronnie
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    Dog man wins in the rain
    27 11  -  JOE EZEKIEL MORRISON IN CLOSE FINISH IN 75 MILES CYCLE RACE jg hkjhghgjhgghjgh Mon. Do« won P I stcr>sed- niurinii .expected
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    The DAILY DOSES
    392 11  - The DAILY DOSES JEFFREY JAMES by How many can lose like Molly? I)KRHAPS Molh Lee would never win a gold medal. And she would never represent >ingapore. Or break records. Or make the headlines. But it' there's a medal to be awarded for the must consistent loser, then I give
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    TEACHERS TOO GOOD FOR VARSITY
    24 11 TEACHERS TOO GOOD FOR VARSITY District hockey PASIR PANJANG. Mon. Pa.sir Panjang Secondary School beat Gan Eng Seng Si-hool 2-0 m the Pasir Pan-
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    BUT FOONG REFUSED TO BE BEATEN
    254 11 BUT FOONG REFUSED TO BE BEATEN SINGAPORE CITY, Mon.— Good goalkeepii by young Foong Kong Chee for the Teachers was the only feature to a otherwise dull S.H.A. Division One match between Singapore Recreation Club and Teacher^ Union on the Padang yesterday. SRC. won I—o. Had it nor been for
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    Hamilton win 3-1
    40 11 FARRER PARK. Mon.— Hamilton Sports Club beat Alexandra Sports Club 3-1 m a soccer friendly played here yesterday. Ah Pee, Lee Teng Yee and Low Kok Cheng netted for Hamilton. Tan Soon Chye scored for the losers.
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    Winner is chaired
    25 11 Morrison being: chaired by his rivals after the race. From riffht Rod Banks. Rawi Manap, Len Benton, Hamid Supaat and Hassan Osman.
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    Volleyball meet for 28 schools today
    159 11 gINGAPORE CITY. Mon. One of the biegest volleyball competitions m the state starts today. Twentyeight secondary schools will be taking part. The tournament will be i run on a league basis. Schools taking part have been placed into five districts City. Bukit Timah. Serangoon.
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    25 11 LAHORE, Mon. Jack Kramer's tennis troupe is scheduled to play exhibition matches m Karachi on Oct. 25 and Lahore Oct. 26.- UPI
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    55 11 SINGAPORE CITY. MonSlngapore Cricket Club beat Indian Association by GO runs m the Ghandi Memorial Cup cricket match on the padang yesterday. Scores: S.C.C. 191 for six declared fSheppard 50 n.0.: Foster 48: Woodhou>e 36. Price 24: Kirkham 16. I. A. 130 (Razak 35: Sen
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    119 11 SOCCER: Pu'.ra Paiahiangan of Bandoeng v Singapore Selection. Jalan Besar Stadium 7.30 p.m. Junior Cup: Badan Kesenian v Sufcarami A Jalan Be&ar Staaium 6.00 pm Kujcby: Inter district .Secondary Schools) tournament. St Andrew s School 400 p m Friendly: S C.C. Invitation XV v Ist. Battalion Sherwooo. Forresters,
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    428 11 5,000 CHEER BALA AND DORIS AT ATHLETIC MEETING FARRKR PARK, Monday. fWO hundred athletes, including 50 women, from S3 branches of the Singapore Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, took part m the first athletic meet yesterday. Five thousand spectators turned up at the stadium. P. Balakrishnan was the champion athlete.
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    208 11 DALFSTTER. Mon. Vinrei.* 1 Ratnasingam was the athlete at 'he Tamils- Association athletir meet lvld on the Ceylon Sports Club ground rerday. He was first :n the 100 yards, hurdles, high .lump, second m the 68 Th« glrLs 'A' division cnampion was Selvamalar Krishna. Mr?=
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    229 12 Speedy Putra were slow to score Singapore 4. Putra Parahiangan :j. |ALAN BESAR. Hon. The Indonesian forwards had numerous chances la>t night. but just could not put m the finishing touches. Singapore were without Mahat Ambu, Ibrahim Hassan and Mike Sutton— all ■three on the injured list Singapore took a
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    108 12 JALAN BESAR. Mon. Chinese Athletic A beat Jollilads 3-0 In their Junior Cup match yesterday. Jollilads had more of thr attack m the first half but •could not score. Chin goalkeeper Sect Yew Chang played a grand same. Half time score was 1-0. Scorers rare
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    516 12  - Olympic sprint king has new starting technique SEBASTIAN RASOO BUKIT TIMAH 3y Monday, j VjR. Tan Soo Liat, assistant to Singapore's Chef de Mission m the recent Rome Olympics, has returned with some valuable tips for the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association. He also has a secret to disclose to local
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