The Singapore Free Press, 5 October 1960

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    21 1 THE PAPER THAT IS UNRIVALLED FOR ITS ISLAND-WIPE COVERAfit The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    60 die in crash: Plane plunges into Boston harbour after take-off
    245 1 60 die in crash: Plane plunges into Boston harbour after take-off POSTON, Wed. An Electro turboprop airliner crashed m Boston harbour yesterday. Reports said the plane had been carrying 72 people 67 passengers and five crew. Eyewitnesses to the crash, which took place after take-off, said the plane sank after
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    TAPE-RECORDERS IN SPACE
    81 1 A 'made m U.S. A.' magnetic brain is sent up SPEED UP COMMUNICATIONS Aiso ready: A 'poor man's rocket' to orbit British sputnik CAPE CANAVERAL (Florida), Wednesday. oday placed m orbit a magnetic brain" satellite-Courier ned as the forerunner of a worldwide military comT 3 I W
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    Bid by neutrals for support of Afro-Asian bloc
    274 1 KHRUSHCHEV SEES MAC NEW YORK, Wednesday. INDONESIA, India, Ghana and the United Arab Republic yesterday sought support from the powerful Afro-Asian group tor their General Assembly resolution aimed at j renewal of Soviet-United States summit contacts. This was one of the two
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    SINGAPORE MAN KILLED IN K.L. GANG WAR
    52 1 SINGAPORE MAN KILLED IN K.L. GANG WAR KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— A mar., bt lieved to be .pore, was killed m a running b. oetween 15 thugs from Road. an p. nded on the road Ey< <>ople \vrrr injured >oaped before the ..rrived. Broken l> blood- >uld oe s^en on the
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    H-bomb policy: Gaitskell faces defeat
    306 1 H-bomb policy: Gaitskell faces defeat SCARBOROUGH, Wed. British Labour Party leader Hugh Gaitskell's H Bomb policy stood m imminent danger of defeat last night following a decision by the huge Amalgamated Engineer's Union to back Frank Cousins at the party's annual conference today. Fhis decision, taken by the engineers at
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    Police double patrols in bid to nab 3 'cake-money' robbers
    160 1 Police double patrols in bid to nab 3 'cake-money' robbers SINGAPORE, Wed.— Police have mounted extra patrols m the Tanjone Katong Road area m a bid to arrest three youths who were responsible for robbing six schoolboys of their cake-money m the last three days. "We are doing all we
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    Minister praises women volunteers and calls for more helpers
    157 1 Minister praises women volunteers and calls for more helpers SINGAPORE, CITY, Wednesday. AX appeal to more women to join the occupational and diversional therapy units at the hospitals m Singapore was made by the Minister for Health, Indie Ahmad bin Ibrahim tliis morning. He made this appeal at the opening
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    Four new ships on order for East
    58 1 LIVERPOOL, Wed.— The Liverpool shipping firm of Allred Holt announced yesterday that .ney nave ordeied four moior cargo liners of about 11,000 tons each 1 fo/ die compdiiy's Far Ea^t ;uti from here to Malaya, Hong Kow-i and Japan. Twu will be buht
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    Rivers in flood
    28 1 CAHORS. (Southwest France*. Wed.— Prance put a 'national i disaster" aid plan into operation yesterday when three rivers flooded a large area m the Southwest.
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    CONGO: THE SCHOOLS REOPEN, BELGIANS BACK
    94 1 CONGO: THE SCHOOLS REOPEN, BELGIANS BACK I EOPOLDVILLE. Wed. 1^ Mr. Maurice Eartiaue. onsultant .aion. told a press conference here that almost ail primary schools m the Congo had opened yt sterday i. three weeks later than the original da lor reopening after the summer holid. oh d i problem
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    Oranje crew home
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    STOP PRESS
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    MALAYAN, HX FUNDS
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    Exports not enough...
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    Small gains in industrials and oils: Gilts rally in response to late buying
    111 2 LONDON. Wed. > m the sure* Five Pi .-cd another quarter '1 5 bonds were neglect dnilar >t' mpathy with Hire purchase :eded and bandwere dull. Numerous small gains were forded m the industrial Most ol the
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    WALL STREET
    83 2 Tax loss selling and the mart closes heavy NEW YORK: Wall Street showin modest distribution of ses extending mostly to one dollar or Profit-taking and tax loss selling took command m a rather lack-lustre session. m early dealider the lead 01 m Is more from lack of buying
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    AMSTERDAM
    83 2 L Demand for Royal Dutch shares \.MSTERDAM: The mark< lay. Internationa rally slightly lower m ry small dealings reinternational poliiderations. Royal Dutch, hoy- unproved slightly on tort demand. In plantations Deli wa* somewhat hi ally with si loans featured New cement factory I ONDON: I: lutrtland Cement Group will
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    Hong Kong prices
    7 2 HONG KONG. Tues. ClO
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    DIVIDENDS
    58 2 Glaxo makes it 18 p.c. LONDON: GlaKo Laboratories has declared a final dividend of 11 per cent making a total of 18 per cent lor the year ending, June 30. 1960. against 14 per cent. The company has propos- I t-d to make a one-for-four tree scrip issued. Group
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    Rubber closes quiet with sellers reserved
    237 2 Rubber closes quiet with sellers reserved LONDON. Wed.-- Although Eastern closing advices were much as had been expected, the market opened very cautiously becau.se Eastern levels earlier had been lower and cheaper purchases were presumed to have been made. Prices at the outset were at Monday's final level but few
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    U.K. gold reserves up by £13 million
    56 2 LONDON: The Sterling area's gold and convertible currency reserves ro.se m September by 13 million 1 sterling to 1.1 10 million sterling, the Treasury ananounced yesterday. The rise compared with an increase of 27 million sterling m Augu>t and a rise of 13
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    UP 9 DOWN 13 UNCHANGED 152
    356 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. i 0 CPf. Tuesday. Prey o-i loaay INDUSTRIALS A-' IS. (N r dO Buyers 8.8. Petrol B.M. Trustees 5.25 •> 1.-o 1.32Va Pref. *4.15 15 Ords. *2.02 '2.03 G.E. Life 117.2S 11/25 Gammon (1959) 2.07*4 24)7% Georgetown
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    Lower demand brings down coconut oil prices
    492 2 Lower demand brings down coconut oil prices By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 3INCE the end of last year, there has been a drop of about $20 a picul m the bulk and drum prices of coconut oil m Singapore. The bulk price m Singapore yesterday w;is $41.50
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      81 2 LONDON. Oct 4 PffHI.IIRUBBER No I Ho c i I. European potts Ort Nov RUbbfcK Ho. 1 R"* frPOt RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Houst Terms. Nov. 1 Dec TONE Q n i ft •-el fl PEPPER: WMU. Sarawak t.a.Q. c i.l. European ports Oct PEPPER Black
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      New York Prices
      29 2 NEW YORK. Oct 4 UN Strait* '.Dot RUBBER Futures Nov. •Jan. TONE Steady SALES: 21 lots No. 1 RSS Oct. landed price I.OFFEI I Contract i
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      Dow Jones Averages
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      U.S. Pepper
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      44 2 LONI COPRA Phu.t C.i f U I European port* X pn t»n Oct COPRA Hi Ninth parti OH Nov. COCONUT OIL i.tr.i •mMi opf loo^. Oct Nn» lOiOnui Oil Ott HI4.IPPINL i OI'HA U S Pi oorti Oft short iii 4
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    COPPER
    123 2 Ten per cent cut m output to right oversupply position JOHANNESBURG: The J Rhodesian Selection Truvt Group has announced In Salisbury an immediate cutback m copper production amounting to about ten per cent of current output. The announcement said the reduction at a rate of 22.000 tons annually was
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    B.PPER FUTURES TRADING IN 'EMERGENCY'
    71 2 B.PPER FUTURES TRADING IN 'EMERGENCY' COCHIN: The board i i directors ol the India.. Pepper and Spice Trade Association yesterday deared an emergency In pepper futures trading here and closed the market for two days owing to a steady fall hi prices. The board also passed a resolution fixing floor
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    GSA announce sales of stockpile rubber
    43 2 WASHINGTON, Genei .1 Services Administration <GSAi y announced that September sales of crude tural rubber from tl nal stockpile ol strata materials totalled 4 long tons. GSA said that approximately 91.438 been sold I 388.8; I Tt
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      231 2 SHIPPING THE E. A.C. LINES A MEAN «> QTS 9 9tmn jQ Oct 5 Oct Oct 8 Oct Oct :3 24 Oci \fl Or Pmant P S Ham b pore 14 15 Oct 16 17 Oct -fl Oct ?3 24 Oct -\J M Oct V/ J« 9 II No» 11
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      132 2 BMPS/N SHIP> lying alongside the Sin_>iporr Harbour Board Hliar\cs m «'\pected today are: Men 1-2. Radnorshire 4-.V Perndale HA. Orna (3-7. S cler H-u. Pelt 113 10-11, Simba 13-14. Beniiiines 15-16, Bomali 18. Kiite.t 19. Pe.sco Liuhtei No. 22 N.Wall l. Sumpitan N.Wall 2, N.Wai] 3. Marudu 2 tl 23-24.
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    Panama Jim Crow climbs down
    34 3 Quietly, without publicity... fear of Castro brings change lIS OPEN THEIR ,AL WORKERS mama). Wednesday. 'm the West Indies have bj the American Panama (anal Zone alter I Segregation
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    Actress robbed
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    U.S. aid for army
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    Bardot leaves clinic
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    Reds pick into space
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    3 Nigerian students with a good reason to be happy
    88 3 i 1 1 1 l I Nigerians in a happy mood on arrival in Ixmdon when they learned that their country bad become officially independent. They are (from l«*f t > A. I). Ajijola. who will studj I iw it
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    THESE 3 'GOOD SAMARITANS' KILLED AN OLD MAN, SAY ROME POLICE
    146 3 THESE 3 'GOOD SAMARITANS' KILLED AN OLD MAN, SAY ROME POLICE ROME, Wed Vi -a if the kill and Good jail doors d behind the trio I of mur--82-year-old gar- .-on GabMorrico and busini is Enzo Sciomerri A Marcello Masse 1 -mannered young n and But at ed th- heir
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    NASUTION CALLS FOR IKE-NIK MEETING
    109 3 NASUTION CALLS FOR IKE-NIK MEETING II- LSHINGTON, V. It Indonesian Dt I Minister and army chief G Abdul Hari- Nasution said yesterday a between Pn sident EisenPrt mier Nikita Khrushchev is 11 reduce world tensions. Nasution told a cc that an El hower-Khrushchev me should be held as soon a>
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    MAYOR BRANDT WARNS SOVIET UNION
    109 3 MAYOR BRANDT WARNS SOVIET UNION 11ERLIN. Wed. Mayor > Willy Brandt asked the whether furagainst West Berlin are worth "more far-reachli isequenc< for East-West trade." Brandt Intimated that pressure on Berlin might bring sterner economic measures than \VGermany's cancellation of its trade agreement with East Germany last Friday. Radio address
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    BLAST-OFF... and I get an angel's eye-view of the Titan
    250 3 BLAST-OFF... and I get an angel's eye-view of the Titan By CHAPMAN PINCHER nAPE CANAVERAL, Wed. A Titan rocket took off from Cape Canaveral as I was flying past m a plane only a few miles away, giving me a fantastic angel's eye-view of the 98ft. missile m flight. I
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    TERROR GUNMEN FROM ALGERIA KILL 3.000 IN 4 YEARS: NOW THEY MAKE A TARGET OF FRENCHMEN. TOO
    152 3 TERROR GUNMEN FROM ALGERIA KILL 3.000 IN 4 YEARS: NOW THEY MAKE A TARGET OF FRENCHMEN. TOO PARIS. Wednesday. I TWO people are killed every three days m Paris m the grim guerrilla war by Algerian gangs. In tour years, the gangs have claimed 3,000 victims dead, nearly 7.500 wounded
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      264 3 LAST 4 DAYS of the Centenary SALE Hurry Hurry AND... JUST LOOK AT THIS SLASHING FROM AMERICAN BLACK SPORT SHIRTS $1990 2.50 SPORT SHIRTS 19 90 5.90 DACRON SILK SPORT SHIRTS 1250 5.90 ARROW SPORT SHIRTS 14.50 8.90 VAN HEUSEN WHITE SHIRTS 18 50 10.00 CHECKED SWISS COTTON SHIRTS bO
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    A church with barred windows
    320 4  - A church with barred windo ws ARTHUR RICHARDS fn memory of the war prisoners and internees RETIRED BUSINESSMAN TAKES CHARGE OF PROJECT TO REDEEM THE LOST SOULS By Changi. Wed. SINGAPORE has a church with barred windows the only one of its kind m SouthEast Asia, according to its pastor,
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    Prize-giving day
    25 4 BRAS BASAH. Wed.-- St. Joseph's Institution will hold their prize-giving day on Sunday. Full-fccaie preparation for this anna] allair are now under way.
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    Changi whist drive aids Cheshire home fund
    359 4  -  SALLY DEAN j d dfd jy fsdf CHANGI, Wed. —In spite of the unfriendly weather, the whist drive to raise funds for the fete m aid of the Cheshire Home was a success. Mrs. Theresa Chandler. Mrs. Molly Hawkins, and Mrs. "Bertie" Baldwin
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    Now fifteen girls form Malay dance orchestra
    78 4 Now fifteen girls form Malay dance orchestra f HANOI, 1 Latin music lovei a surprise latest allband. I Orkes, hv All th I Four ar< Raja Hamld. leader < gui: acmrd 1. (doublr I A: Saat family, :nah Ahm Bongo player I Att: him. who pla I rica I A
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    $18,249 tender
    21 4 $1 8,249 tender SINGAPORE CITY The Governmc: I ed t*nc I Clir $18. L I I del air-conditloi I rioui I
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      140 4 JUST RECEIVED j BEACH PLAYTHINGS Air-beds, j paddling pads etc. j TOYS Assortment of latest designs for Christmas I OVERSEAS PARCELS ACCEPTED FOR DESPATCH I FREE PACKING CATHAY STORE, j 376-G Changi Village, Singapore 17 Relax m our beauty salon and let our experts take good care of your hair
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      212 4 FRIENDS LOVED ONES OVERSEAS I WILL APPRECIATE YOUR THOUGHTFUL GREETINGS AND PRESENTS DURING THE FESTIVE SEASONS. a We Can Supply The Wherewithals if Handmade Greeting Cards of 1 Occidental Oriental Designs from only 15 Cts. i if Exotic Perfumes At Prices To T Suit All Pockets These are only a
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    'What the hell is going on?' Gatehouse asked as Monty ordered attack
    713 5 'What the hell is going on?' Gatehouse asked as Monty ordered attack ST CORRELLI BARNETT'S BOOK ON THE DESERT GENERALS AND THE BATTLE OF ALAMEIN THAT'S RAISING THE DUST hours ot October 25, 19 42, battle of Alamein was nearly old. Major-General A. H. nandin* one of the Eighth armoured
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    The day "Skipper" (bird with a wanderlust) left on a long flight
    115 5 SERANGOON GARDENS, Wednesday. "CKIPPER" a large white parakeet lias gone on a long ilight without leaving a forwarding address at the family residence m Borthwick Drive Mrs. Campbell and h*r children will be grateful if anybody could inform
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      71 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE b Y Lee Falk and Phil Davis JPWI J V >^ j» H THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake =p^ -^^Zl P /THE PARTNERS PAUSE. ."WeN I /^MARVELOU9->t?U WEP£ CREATEOX ■VJLU^T I y^r/ry^T.^ /ENTFEATANDPURfSUE. .KEEPING (^F£RTH£ FANDANGO, W UTTLE
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      The snobbish nurses
      143 6 The snobbish nurses /CONSIDER the amazing snobbery of the int 1 1 am c c nurses at the Ipoh General Hospital. The Health Ministry rules that ailing traintied only to beds m the third class \N ell \.l. And what do the would-be angels do? They protest vehemently. On what
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      Reward for a widow
      77 6 4BUNDANT indeed are the rewards of devotion. Two weeks ago this column spotlighted a widow who became Singapore's first woman building contractor to fulfil her husband's commitments. Today comes news of another woman. Gabrielle by name and widow of the famous Camille Flammarion, the man who
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    MONEY: Just how much do you know about the currency that you use?
    489 6  - MONEY: Just how much do you know about the currency that you use DAVID TAMBYAH *£>*&*£'* of dol--1 lars change hands every day m Singapore and the Federation but just what do you know about the currency that is so much an indispenable part of your life? One fact is
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    The give-away babies get a better deal
    778 6 The give-away babies get a better deal i/-s\ F* *^>4 *->♦ r^ f--. NO LONGER REGARDED AS GIFTS FROM HEAVEN. ..BUT THE WELFARE OFFICERS KEEP TIRELESS VIGIL TO PROTECT THEM FROM BEING SOLD FOR IMMORAL PURPOSES By lAN MOK-AI Singapore City, Wed. PHILDREN sometimes cease to be regarded as "gifts
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    Chinese chamber to go ahead with plans for a new building
    103 6 Chinese chamber to go ahead with plans for a new building SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce is going ahead with plans to build a million-dollar headquarters to replace the 53-year-old pie- mises at Hill Street. The chamber at a weekend meeting elected a 10-man committee, headed by
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    NEW PHONE LINES INSTALLED IN RURAL AREAS
    35 6 NEW PHONE LINES INSTALLED IN RURAL AREAS PPER SERANGOON. U Wed. Several homes and warehouses m Buklt Arang Road, off Upper Serangoon. now have telephones, following the installation of new lines to serve rural areas.
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    VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR SCHOOL FUND DRIVE
    92 6 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED FOR SCHOOL FUND DRIVE OEMBAWANG, Wed.— About 210 men, women and j children m Sembawang have volunteered to collect funds for Kalaimagal Tamil School on its flag day on Deepavali, Oct. 19. They will go from house to house m Woodlands, Naval Base, Sembawang. Nee Soon and Thompson
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    VANDALS WRITE 'RUDE' WORDS ON VIP VISITORS' BOOK
    114 6 VANDALS WRITE 'RUDE' WORDS ON VIP VISITORS' BOOK SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. —The "Visitors' Book" at St. Andrew's Cathedral has been a target of attack by J vandals. The book, which bears the names of several VIP.s. including British Governors who served m Singapore. Is now tucked away m the cathedral's
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    Rice glut: A drop in price
    236 7 Deliberate' rumours spread to raise rates GOVT. ISSUE FROM THE STOCKPILE UPSETS I IMPORTERS WHO HAVE j COMPLETED ORDERS SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. J^ SHARP drop m prices has followed the temporary lifting of issues from the Government stockpile. Large quantities of rice now flood
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    5,000 ATTEND A TEMPLE TO CELEBRATE HINDU FEAST
    18 7 5,000 ATTEND A TEMPLE TO CELEBRATE HINDU FEAST .ORE CITY during i of A lecture :r. S P.
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    FOUR PUBLIC LECTURES ON MALAYSIA AT CENTRE
    134 7 FOUR PUBLIC LECTURES ON MALAYSIA AT CENTRE SINGAPORE CITY. Wed A series of tour twopub, tures Lan subject oe I at the Cultural Centi Rj SaturQonth beginning Oct. 8. Mr. Cheng Tsui, a lecturer m t at the Teach* I Training College, will give the first lecture on "History of
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    They challenge! local girls to make scooter trip to Penang
    238 7  - They challenge! local girls to make scooter trip to Penang ALEXANDRA LEE I KIM AND AKIE SET NEW MARK By SINGAPORE CITY, iO Wed. Two women who have returned from a record-break-ing journey from Singapore to Penang on scooters, have thrown out a challenge to local girls to emulate their
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    PRIEST ON A WORLD TOUR CALLS BY TO STUDY THE WORK OF CATHOLIC MISSIONS HERE
    94 7 PRIEST ON A WORLD TOUR CALLS BY TO STUDY THE WORK OF CATHOLIC MISSIONS HERE o S a In 54 counMiddle a. South -ningnid. •hurches. aid Ru>sian people were nligious and they prayed f<^r world peace. Father ORouike said two bombs were wn at the Cathedral chapel m Laos while
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    BETTER PORK AT LOWER PRICES: GOVT. TO AID FARMERS
    40 7 BETTER PORK AT LOWER PRICES: GOVT. TO AID FARMERS S.GAPORE CITY. V. Th rn nc larmderive adequate ,me while the people nd cheap agxiir il prod^ ts c meni j I len or production ana ting. The I l J^;
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    RESEARCH TRAINING FOR LOCAL PERSONNEL
    67 7 RESEARCH TRAINING FOR LOCAL PERSONNEL SINGAPORE CITY, Wed— An Australian Public Relations and Marketing consultant. Mr. Basil A. Rossi, has joined Masters 1959 > Limited, advertising and marketing consultants oi Singapore. Mr. Rossi will direct the training and setting up of a Public Relations and Marketing Division of Masters here.
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    419 people X-rayed on first day of the war on tuberculosis
    73 7 419 people X-rayed on first day of the war on tuberculosis SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. A TOTAL of 410 persons above the age of 14 from the Fairer Park area were X-rayed on the opening day of the giant anti-tubcrcu- losis campaign. The Health Minister. Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, launched the campaign
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    HE WINS $200 FOR BEST STAMP DESIGN
    9 7 HE WINS $200 FOR BEST STAMP DESIGN fciTY. Wed.—
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    1,500 bank workers to ask for salary
    229 7 1,500 bank workers to ask for salary SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— About 1,500 employees at 18 banks m Singapore are to ask for more pay and better conditions of service. The claims are being drafted by the Singapore Bank Employees Union which represent the bank employees. The union has called for
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    Inspection of cadets
    43 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.Thf Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will inspect about 750 army cadets and 17 officers during the i combined schools cadet corps I parade cm the Raffles Institution play ground on Sun--1 day at 2.40 p.m
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    Syed's best friends and 'bed fellows' are deadly snakes
    416 8  - Syed's best friends and 'bed fellows' are deadly snakes DENNIS KHONG By GEYLANG, Wed. I CHJK more than 30 years, Syed Khan ha> lived with snakes and appeared m public performances with them. In fact, snakes are his livelihood. In his home m Jalan Rembang there an several round rattan
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    Fireman stabbed by unknown assailant
    71 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Gan Chee Poh, 21, a fireman attached to the Central Fire Station, la dangerously ill after being stabbed by an unknown assailant at Bukit Panjang village yesterday afternoon. Gan was drinking coffep with a colleague when a mr walked up to them,
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    ROAD-BLOCK BY HAWKERS ANGERS THE MOTORISTS AT JOO GHIAT
    174 8 ROAD-BLOCK BY HAWKERS ANGERS THE MOTORISTS AT JOO GHIAT 100 CHIAT, Wed. Residents m Joo Chiat area, particularly car-owners, are annoyed at the obstruction caused by hawkers and trishaws. They claim that these hawkers and trishawriders obstruct roads and hinder the flow of traffic throughout the day. They make no
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    A BOOM IN SALE OF LANTERNS AND MOON-CAKES
    70 8 A BOOM IN SALE OF LANTERNS AND MOON-CAKES KATONG, Wed. Many shops In the Katong area have been enjoying a "boom" m moon-cakes and decorated lanterns for the Chinese eighth moon festival today. Shopkeepers reported a last minute rush to buy moon-cakes and fanciful lanterns to celebrate the occasion. They
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    Eu gets the job
    35 8 .SINGAPORE CITY vVed. ne Government has accept d a tender from Mr. Eu Siak Poo for $21,800 for the con/er&ion and completion of existing bicycle sheds into classrooms at two schools.
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    Singapore teacher off to Australia for home science training
    112 8 Singapore teacher off to Australia for home science training 17-ATONG, Wed. Chegu Sllkinah, assistant principal of the Telok Kuiau Malay C i iris* School, has left m the Dutch liner Oranje for Australia with i her two children, Sabariah (riyht) and Amidiiddin. She is poinc there on a one -year
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    Shrine of Blessings is new home for this $5,000 Buddha statue
    152 8 Shrine of Blessings is new home for this $5,000 Buddha statue GEYLAXG, Wednesday. fHK Mangala Vihara Shrine of Blessings m Jalan Bunos will have a new look when a massive and beautiful statue of Buddha is installed there m an official grand enshrine ment ceremony on Sunli\. 1 The resident
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    $180,000 lottery winner can't pay his wife
    302 9 $180,000 lottery winner can't pay his wife 2EREMBAN, Wed. —A husband, who said he won a lottery prize of $180,000 m 1951 and lost $157,000 m a mining! venture five years later, told the court he was unable to pay his wife more than $50 a month maintenance. The husband,
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    104 9 The little procession of boats starts of! m what Rupert thinks is the wrong direction. Both he and Sailor Sam hope that there is some, way home other than the frightening way by which they came, but the leading boat swings m a wide curve and
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      182 9 Dear E*m«* YOL may gei many complaints on mo-ther-in-law but few people complain about father -m law. How should I handle this? My wife's father lives with us. He's never been wrong m his life and he's never lost an argument. He keeps telling
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      107 9 Dear Esme, Mi daughter is nine and she does not know my present husband is not her real father. I was divorced when she was two and this man is the only father she knows. I have the uneasy feeling that somebody will tell her when she gets older and
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    An expert on the revolution dancing
    252 9 An expert on the revolution dancing SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.- A "dancing revolution" is now on m Singapore, leading local dancer, Rose Eberwvin. She said. -There is a penr awakenins In the p< attitude to dancing. Difl< ent races are now in' m learnim- dUIOCI of their own ra< "But on
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    Base Singers out for a new record
    635 10 V STRONG CAST AND CHORUS OF 40 SELECTED FOR GILBERT AND SULLIVAN'S YEOMEN OF THE GUARD' i S I UDENTS from Singapore and Malaya. North Borneo and Hong Kong recently visited Sydney's famous Tarocmga Park Zoo as p:\rt of a programme of entertainment
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    These two first-class utility cars are just right for the whole family and a pram
    230 10 These two first-class utility cars are just right for the whole family and a pram TWO baby estate cars i come out today the Morris Mini-Tra-veller and the Austin Seven Countryman. Both have entirely new bodies fitted to the now-famous trans-verse-mounted engine. They are produced for business and pleasure with
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    Motional language examination: Full results
    2187 11 P m N I I I*l ek David Low, Lim Hong. Kajii puram, Lee Liau :n Kwo. T..n I n Lm, H;n, i i Kee Seng, Fong Kor I Lee K*m im. i Fee X .c i Wee Bi-.in Ghee, Chen .im Shen Khoon, nil.
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      105 11 y<f HOME LAUNDRY li A n^ PRICE 5590 (SINGAPORE) Arar/abte G. Electrical Retc //r///l f >t<l/i*>/i (stain mhpok t '«"*>«* fKll/FF&CHAW i thp one m v I iiiv \i# «j ill U Mfl^ ■s V.., V-^ W. 1 I HF ■'&SF? A page of pictures o? th© j*<^ x'&SsSshS P^\
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      58 11 f r IK /YES/ r wouLP\ r V^/ PEEPER TO BE OUT t ON THE BY-PASS I \yo CRAWLING ALONG 1 I |2 I 13 14 13 16 io H 1 1 DBS \C ROSS J o A crooked one was walked won> feature along the coast m hQU 4
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    THREE YOUNG LADS WITH THE WILL TO WIN
    108 12 LANCELOT FOLLOWING IN DADS FOOTSTEPS AS SHARP SHOOTER SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. Lancelot Michael Pen- nefather. 16. is determined to follow m his father's footsteps. He is the son of Percy Pennefather. Singapore's crack hockey centreforward and groal-gretw. A promising: player. Lancelot has
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    Singapore's water speed king
    280 12  -  CHUCK RODRIGUES By i PONGGOL, Wed. RESIDENTS of Katong District have nicknamed their local hero, Bob Cornelius, 11. "Donald Campbell." Bob's iirs.t love is motor-cycling and there's nothing he likes better than speed. Be it motor racing or speed-boat racing, Bob's the man for it. Bob's
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    8 12 JUMAAT IS A NEW STAR ON FOOTBALL HORIZON
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    GUAN LEONG IS A PROMISING BANTAMWEIGHT
    67 12 GUAN LEONG IS A PROMISING BANTAMWEIGHT S, APoliK CITY, j .d has been omising ban- >. \g i niipion. He is >ld Urn Guan Leong 'overly the to win the mweight crown. fourth former of School and he team, is the Mr. A. P. Lim. for- ol S „natit title
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    Throwing issue doesn't worry fast-man Meckiff
    177 12 Throwing issue doesn't worry fast-man Meckiff IIELBOURNE. Wed. lan ■l»l Meckiir, Australian fast bowler with a controversial delivery, said here last night he did not intend to change his action. -Why should I?" he asked "I have not been no-bailed and I do not expect to be noballed, because I
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    Coughing horse is withdrawn
    21 12 LONDON, Wed. Poetic Licence quoted at 100 to 6 m the ante-post betting nn thp PpsarewiUih HandicaD
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    SPORTS-MAD WOMAN WITH A MISSION
    144 12  - SPORTS-MAD WOMAN WITH A MISSION Alexandra Lee By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— Mrs. Sylvia Yap, active and attractive at the age of 43, is a keen sportswoman with this self-imposed mission: to instil into women, young and old, a greater love for sport. This veteran sportswoman, with 33 years of playing
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    Lock icon Umpires are on the alert
    79 12 SYDNEY, Wed. Frank Mlsson. an Australian Test "possible" was no-balled four times m two overs for dragging. He was bowling for Glebe m an inter-club cricket match against Northern Districts here. North Sydney bowler Bevan White, who was no- I balled six times m one
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    The man who beat Duke: Hi will ride in Singapore
    469 12  -  G. SUBHAS By CELETAR, Wed.—Call- ing all members if the Singapore Motor Club and other motorracing enthusiasts m the island. We have with us today 22-year-old Chris ProffitWhite, an R.A.F. serviceman now stationed at Seletar. This tall fair-haired rug-ged-looking Englishman
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    First big win for Aga Khan
    33 12 NEWMARKET, Wed. The Aga Khan had his lir.st success m England m completion of negotiation acquire hLs latr fath< £5.000.000 worth of bloodstock, when Onalin#» won th»-
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    S'pore date for Thailand rugby team
    467 13  -  B. NORMAN Malayan Rugby Union rules that players picked for Malaya not eligible for Singapore match by SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday I £HRIS Allen, Assistant Secretary of the Malayan Rugby Union, said yesterday that the Thailand Rugby team will definitely be stopping over m Singapore
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    The man who was Simon Bautista for 22 years
    443 13 The man who was Simon Bautista for 22 years LITTLE NENE s fighters of—fjvsterdaij— BAUTISTA! Does the name ring a bell? Who is Simon Bautista? I'll tell you! Hi* was John Mortel, better known as Johnny Mortell In the boxing world the little guy who was once the idol of
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    KATONG WIN BARE-FOOT CUP FINAL
    410 13 KATONG WIN BARE-FOOT CUP FINAL Katong District 4: Serangoon District 1 FjWRREK PARK. Wed.— What a tup Final, but no bouts! Yes Indeed, m tlit'M' days when boots are reijardoil as a "must" lor every footballer, spectators at Farrer Park were, puzzled to see burly players, some with familiar fates
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    St. HILDA AND CHUNG CHENG DOMINATE FIRST KATONG SWIM
    257 13 St. HILDA AND CHUNG CHENG DOMINATE FIRST KATONG SWIM KATONG, Wed. Chung Cheng High School and i St. Hilda's School were the overall champion schools m Katong District for first annual Swimming carnival held iat the Chinese Swimming Club yesterday. Chung Cheng scored 59 points to win the boys section,
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    POOR RESPONSE TO DISTRICT GIRLS HOCKEY
    135 13 POOR RESPONSE TO DISTRICT GIRLS HOCKEY TANJONG PAGAR. Wed. Only throe districts out of the five m the programme this season, could raise team* to compete m the Girls' League hockey tournament starting tomorrow on Dunman Chinese Middle School ground at 5.00 p.m. The three districts are Pasir Panjang, City
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    30 13 ROME, Wed. The Danish Olympic cyclist who collapsed and died during the summer games died after an excessive dose of drugs. Italian police announced last night. U.P.I.
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    Asoka badminton party tourney
    115 13 Asoka badminton party tourney VAVAL BASE. Wed. Asoka Badminton Party's fourth annual championship for me Sivan Cup will be played at tiie pany's court on Saturday. October 8 and 9 i starting at 700 p.m each day. Highlight of the first ciay mil i be the match between Er Wee
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      373 13 NOTICES HOTELS LICENSING HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956 REGULATIONS, 1956 Regulation 1? iij (aj lation i Application for a Certificate \\>\>lu ation tot <<tuii M of Registration ol Kegtutrati NO I ICE i.s hereby give. »t THIA CHIN KONCi ol No 425, I .JOO Pa>ir PanjariK Road. Sin Ls applying to
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      132 13 Today's sport SOCCER: SBH.F.A. knockout finals. Jtinior Wearnes vs Eveready a? 7.00 p.m.. Senior Sime Darby n Malayan Airways at. 5.15 pni at Jalan Besar Stadium R I (J B V: Inier Distiicl (Schools* at Raffles ground 4.00 f p.m. St. Andrews old Boys vSarawak Range** at Woodsville i 5
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    STAR RIDERS IN COLD CUP' BALLROOM RACE
    217 14 STAR RIDERS IN COLD CUP' BALLROOM RACE By ALLAN LEWIS 4 \(!\II1V "Gold A up" race m which all Malaya's leading jockeys will take part is the main attraction at the Singapore Gold Cup ball to be held at the Sea view Hotel on Thursday, Oct. 27. The kail, from
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      All expenses paid holiday in Australia awaits a 4th Dan
      271 14 All expenses paid holiday in Australia awaits a 4th Dan U ANT a holiday m Australia WITH ALL EXPENSES PAID? That's what Mr. J. lln of 6 West Street, (iiiildford. Sydney, Vw >outh Wales, and his friends are offering any one m Singapore, Malaya, or any of the Mirrounding: countries,
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    Mathot saves
    29 14 Mat hot saves MATHOT. S.C.C. goalkeeper, makes one of his many saves m the same against I ombined Schools. He saved this cross from Combined Schools inside right. Swarafcon.
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    THIS TABLE LINING COST $45 PER YARD
    247 14 THIS TABLE LINING COST $45 PER YARD OINGAPORE CITY, Wed. —Robert Lim ot Sime I Darby Sports Club proved himself to be the best junior billiards three ball player for 1960 when he won the final of the annual championship at the Great World last night. Both Rooert and his
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    The schoolboys are too fast for the Cricket Club
    236 14 The schoolboys are too fast for the Cricket Club SINGAPORE, CITY, Wednesday. OIXGAPORE Cricket Club failed to hold the younger Combined Schools m this Division One same played at the padang Combined Schools won by 4—l. The youngsters were too fast and tricky for the older men though the S.C.C.
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    Special training will begin on October 16
    132 14 Special training will begin on October 16 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— Sel ecled badminton players wil begin special training on Oct. 16 The Singapore Badminton Associ at ion has appointed Mr. Leow Kin Fatt and eight assistants to con duct ihe courses with \iew t< improving the .standard of re present
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    691 14 FROM PAGE 11. STANDARD I (ORAL) Lee Leng Whai. Sim How Tani, Neo Cheng Stang. Chiang Cbye Im. Chan Boon Wah. Lim Ah Ang, Yeo Hock Hai, Tan Khim Ser, Yeo Beny Lee. Tan Teo Nghee, Tan Too Cheon. Neville Hogan. T.
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    163 14 By ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mawi- trained ho: were the only ones lo work last, on the number two irack here this morning. Golden Nabob (Leong) was tne only one to make time. He was kept well on the bit I for his three
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    639 14 ANGLO BOYS AND RAFFLES GIRLS TOPS IN BUKIT TIMAH SWIMMING NEE SOON, Wed.— With 51 points, Anglo Chinese School won the Bukit Timah district swimming carnival held at Nee soon Garrison j swimming pool yesterday. Runners- up were Chinese High School with 47 points. i In the girls* section Raffles
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