The Singapore Free Press, 10 October 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    Ms REPUBLIC: GET OUT CALL
    154 1 A 'blitz' on opposition newspapers m Capetown and Nigeria's Okpara takes up Commonwealth issue lIOPLE HOLD CONGRESS AGAIN Ilatal s anti-republican whites want to ecede...'it's suicide' ENUGU (Nigeria), Monday. M mi expected move to blackball South Africa out of m i> heard here last ni^ht
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    2 professors to conduct law exams in Singapore
    205 1  - 2 professors to conduct law exams in Singapore ALAN KHOO By gLKIT TIMAH, Mon.— Two law professors irom London and Melbourne will arrive here shortly to conduct the finals of the LIB. Honours examination of the Law Faculty of the University of Malaya here. They are Prof. L. D. Gower
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    Lock icon Crash...a flaming end
    112 1 Crash... a flaming end POLICE Constable Ayub Khan was burnt to death when his Land Rover overturned m a crash and burst into flames at the 4th milestone Braddel Road. Singapore, at 1 1 .'>o a.m. yesterday. The 32-year-old Pakistani, of the Reserve Unit, was driving the vehicle to headquarters
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    Varsity man will share $5OO with friends
    134 1 Varsity man will share $5OO with friends SENNET ESTATE. Mon.— A third year medical student at the University of Malaya. Mr. See Eiig Joo. 22. is the winner oi last week's Free Press Word Puzzle 'GG'. He was helped by two other friends. Eng Jog. a lover o$ drums and
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    Bomb explosion
    29 1 NEW YORK. Mon.— A bomb exploded outside New York's public library yesterday— just a week after another one injured si* peopis m Times Square, two blocks away.
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    7 men missing
    23 1 PARIS. Mon. A tuna fishing boat with .seven men aboard was missing last night after strong gales pounded Western France.
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    NEHRU ON NEED FOR CHANGE IN THE UN
    183 1 NEHRU ON NEED FOR CHANGE IN THE UN li: ASHING TON, Mon. In!f» diun Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru said that alterations are needed to adapt the United Nations to changing '"facts of life m the world. He did not suggest any specific j changes m the U.N. ground rules. But
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    Rebel IN Moscow
    19 1 MOSCOW. Mon. Algerian rebel Prime Minister Ferhat Abbas flew here yesterday on an j official vi.>it.
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    He warns against Red move to promote 'freedom' of the press
    134 1 He warns against Red move to promote 'freedom' of the press SYDNEY. Mon.— Sir Lloyd Dumas, chairman of the Australian Associated Press, today warned against a "convention on freedom of information" which he said 'the Russians and their undemocratic friends" were trying to push through the United Nations. Addressing the
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 NIK ACCUST SlKll I 1 I it Mo BEER DOV I STOCK EXO i I TSHC I It
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    341 people died in air crashes last year, lATA reports
    571 2 341 people died in air crashes last year, lATA reports PAYA LEBAR, Mon. aim r: ras ii i;s look a toll of 341 lives last year according lo statistics released by the Ini c i nati on I Air Transport Association today. may appear to be there were, howei r
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    SHIP IN PORT
    86 2 Ships lyiaa alongside he Suigapore Haibour Boaid wharves or expected *his morning are. ensiein 1 'j. Cyc.ops 4/5. Akakurasa a Main 6A. Benmuor 6 7. Kyoshin Ma;u 8/9. Maron 10/11. Lecia Maeiak 13/14. Mini- koi 15/16. Pres. Monroe 18. Leneverett 19, Tapah N Wall 2 Sadao N.
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    GEC picket clashes cause, emergency
    37 2 NEW YORK: A state of emergency was declared m Schenectady. New York, over the weekend as negotiators for General Electric Co. and the International Union of Electrical Workers met jointly with Federal
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      JAPAN AND THE BENELUX COUNTRIES SIGN TRADE PACT
      88 2 JAPAN AND THE BENELUX COUNTRIES SIGN TRADE PACT rpOKYO. Mon. -Japan and 1 the Benelux Belgium The Netherlands and Luxemburg) countries yesterday signed a three-year trade agreement. This was the first trade agreement between Japan and the Benelux countries as an entity. A foreign ministry .statement >aid the agreement provided
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      Businessmen are off to see Chou
      59 2 TOKYO: Mr. Tatsunosuke Takasaki, a leading Japanese businessman and a member of the LiberalDemocratic Party, is now on his way to visit Peking for talks with Mr. Chou En-lai. the Prime Minister, and other Communist Chinese leaders. Mr. Takasaki is making the visit m
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    Cotton experts predict rise in world output
    200 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. V? The International Cotton Advisory Committee last week predicted a substantial increase m world cotton production this year but was uncertain about consumption. "As things htand at the moment there will be cause for satisfaction if consumption is maintained at Last
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    Portugal cuts tobacco imports
    84 2 WASHINGTON: Portugal's imports of unmanufactured tobacco during the first half of 1960 were lower than during the corresponding period m 1959. the U.S. Department of Agriculture has reported. The departmf t's weekly bulletin said that m the first six months of 1960 Portugal imported 5.5 million
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    UP 14 DOWN 6 UNCHANGED 154
    454 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. Sl\3A p PCP£, MOWM INDUSTRIAL* Preview Saturday Crds. (N) .90 .40 Atlas Le H CO Buyers 8.8. Petrol 4V 1 2 40 I l '2 B.M. Trustees 5 25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 |20/3
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    Nissan Line's new line here on maiden voyage
    111 2 Nissan Line's new line here on maiden voyage SINGAPOI M IJISSAN LINK'S new car^oliix nan Maru, is now m Sil course of her maiden voyage t< Japan. Built by Nippon Sted I she wns completed only last i given :i grand "send-off" l>\ (•i;ils and dignitaries <>l Ihe Shi d^r
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    LOOK AROUND
    387 2 42 areas m U.S. on 'substantial unemployment' list WASHINGTON: The U.S. Government has added five of the nations major production centres to its list of areas with "substantial unemployment. This means that 6 per cent or more of the labour force m those areas can't find jobs. The
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    Ghana trade 'takeover': Doubts in London
    197 2 ACCRA: Authoritative .sources here have unortieially cast serious doubts on reports In London that the Ghana Government was due to decide very .shortly to nationalise all foreign companies m Ghana as from next May. It was reliably understood here the Government was preparing a
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    Dr. Diederichs pooh-poohs Imperial preferences
    242 2 Dr. Diederichs pooh-poohs Imperial preferences LONDON IfotL Dr. Nicholas Diederichs.. South African Minister of Economic Affairs, belittled the economic consequent of a Republic of South Africa being expelled from the British Commonwealth. Speaking at London Air- I port yesu-rday after flying j m from Johannesburg he said: "We intend to
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    Britain and Russia $24 mil. trade talks
    110 2 LONDON. Mon— Quotas of consumer goods to be traded between Britaii. Soviet Russia m the ending June 30. 1961 are to total £2.850,000 million M 524,225.000 million* m each direction. The Board of Trade, which announced this, the biggest quota of fc goods
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    A move to reduce the divorce rate among State Muslims
    273 3  -  R .G. PILLAI I New office set up m Shariah Court GOVERNMENT NAMES WOMAN TO SETTLE DISPUTES WITH PROPER COUNSELLING By Singapore City. Monday J4IK Government has set up a counselling and advice section m the Shariah Court m a
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    Piano recitals at T.T.C.
    31 3 1- 3 thi hers' 1 On N K>] from 11 a.m. to nooi a ft] Teach- Trai ge from 4.30 to 5.30 p.m I I MRS SIRAJ
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    TRADE ENVOY ON STEADY TOURIST BOOM IN AUSTRALIA
    99 3 TRADE ENVOY ON STEADY TOURIST BOOM IN AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— More and more tourists are visiting Australia every year, according to statistics for the past lour years. Australia handled 20.000 Ists m 1957, 40.000 m 1958 and 60.000 last year. During the first six months of this year the
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    Entertainment for children
    72 3 Entertainment for children SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— i Children from the Salvation Army Boy's Home. Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus and Banda Street Welfare Centre were entertained recently at functions organised by the Hans Anderson Club. The children attended a dn rehearsal of the Beauty and the Beast" a show
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    Elected members
    20 3 S'NGAPORE, Mon Mr. Yahya Cohen and Dr. L.S. Sodhy have been elected members of the Singapore Medical Council.
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    APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP RUN CENTRE
    179 3 APPEAL FOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP RUN CENTRE lALAN BESAR, Mon. T h c executive chairman ot the Maude Road community centre Mr. Chan Chee Seng, today appealed to all associations. unions and social workers m the area for their cooperation m forming a sub-committee to run the centre more smoothly.
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    Letter of thanks
    42 3 JURONG, Mon. About fifty people, mostly fishermen here have written to their Assemblyman. Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. to thank him for his t help m getting the Rural Board repair the wooden bridge at the 15\ milestone. Jurong Road.
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    German TV cameraman is here to film Malayan way of life
    199 3 German TV cameraman is here to film Malayan way of life SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. Y|l\. K. Von Koenen ot West Germany who x had spent 24 years m Africa filming wild animals is at preseni m Singapore with liis wile, to make a film on the life and work of
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    She's 'most popular' hostess in Thai capital
    163 3 She's 'most popular' hostess in Thai capital LILY WENT AWAY IN SEARCH OF A JOB... FOUND ONE IN BANGKOK pAYA LEBAR, Mon. A Singapore girl who went to Bangkok to look for a job has returned to the State with one. But 19-year-old Miss Lily Hsui could only spend one
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    Jap judo expert is here
    62 3 JALAN BESAR. Mon. Mr. Ken Nozawa. a Japanese judo expert holding the Kodokan ,2nd Dan Black Belt, is now In Singapore. He practises five times a week with members of the Singapore Judo Club at their club house In Jalan Boar. Mr. Nozawa. who is
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    $778,302 given out
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Government disbursed through the Department of Social Welfare a total of $778,302 last month, m public assistance allowance including T.B. treatment allowance.
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    Scouts plan get-together
    75 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— The 176 th Newton Group is organi>ing a gettogether for ail scouters of Stamlord District on Dec. 3. at th<- Aw Boon Haw Hall. which Is the Boy Scout* Headquarters. The Blue Hawaiian^ band will be rndance. There will be plenty of games and
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      179 3 I b y I SKILLED CRAFTSMEN 5 Manufacturers of I GEM SET JEWELLERY I Platinum and Gold I Dealers m Diamonds, Rubies, Emeralds, I Blue Sapphires, Cats Eyes, I Star Sapphires, etc, etc. 1 Also m Mikimoto Cultured Pearls I High Class Watches I G. C. de SILVA BROS., 3,
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      136 3 Medium Wave 476 metres j dren presented by Mildred RADIO MALAYA <\,nrt Wave- 6» metres Appaduray; 6.00 Brains trust. (41.7 metres) Miort wave, b- meires (a Rad Q Malaya reC ording): P.M.: 1.15 Tiffin date; 130 (4780 kc/s.) 6.30 Learn Malay— Lesson 21; Time signal, news; 1.45 Tiffin from 8
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    Bomb attacks in Algeria
    355 4 by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE INJURED BRITISH SAILOR DIES ON WAY TO HOSPITAL: 12 FRENCHMEN ALSO AMONG VICTIMS OF THE OUTRAGE ALGIERS, Monday. piVE British sailors were m Bone Hospital, Algeria, yesterday, victims of a week-end! of bomb attacks m which 50 people were injured
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    POPE'S BIG MOVE TO BRING ALL CHRISTIANS TOGETHER
    111 4 POPE'S BIG MOVE TO BRING ALL CHRISTIANS TOGETHER LIVERPOOL. Mon. The Roman Catholic Archbishop of Liverpool, Dr. John Heenan, is now awaiting detailed instructions from the Pope before making informal contacts with other Christian denominations m Britain. Dr. Heenan and Father Gerard Corr. a servile priest, of London, are the
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    Lock icon Royal sin: Eating lollies on Sunday
    177 4 LONDON. Mon.— Princess Margaret and her husband. Mr. Antony Arm->trong-Jones. were vigorI ously attacked In this we- ue of Joy and Light, magazine of the Lord's Day Observance Society, for buying and eating ice lollies on a Sunday. '•Do our readers know." asks the
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    EBBING FLOODS LEAVE A TRAIL OF DEVASTATION IN 12 COUNTIES
    179 4 EBBING FLOODS LEAVE A TRAIL OF DEVASTATION IN 12 COUNTIES LONDON, Mon. Floods which swamped parts of 12 English counties and large areas of Northern j Ireland are now reported j to be receding. In the worst-hit areas Lincolnshire, m the east, and Devon m the southwest the floods left
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    71 SAFE AS PLANE CRASHES INTO RAILROAD
    176 4 71 SAFE AS PLANE CRASHES INTO RAILROAD ONDON, Mon. A four--Li engined Hermes airliner with 71 passengers aboard overshot the runway at Southend airport, near here, yesterday and crashed into a railway embankment. Five passengers were treated m hospital for shock but not detained. A stewardess and a steward were
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    'REBEL' TSHOMBE GETS THE CHEERS AT KATANGA MARCH PAST
    172 4 'REBEL' TSHOMBE GETS THE CHEERS AT KATANGA MARCH PAST -riLISABETHVILLE. Mon. £j a crowd of over 5.000 enthusiastically acclaimed Mr. Moise Tshombe. President of breakaway Katanga Province, when h* arrived to take the salute at a march past of units of the Katanga Gendarmerie m the main square here. Mr.
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    Lock icon CUBAN ARMY IN 'FORMIDABLE VICTORY': 102 GUERILLAS ARE CAPTURED
    194 4 CUBAN ARMY IN 'FORMIDABLE VICTORY': 102 GUERILLAS ARE CAPTURED HAVANA, Mon. The Cuban Army has claimed "a formidable victory" over guerillas m a 29-day campaign m Sierra del Escambray m Central Las Villas Province. An Army communique listed three "counter-re-volutionaries'' killed, four wounded and 102 captured. Another battle against guerillas
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    Folies in Las Vegas
    26 4 NEW YORK. Mon. Twentytwo Folies Bergeres girls, arrived here to open the second edition of the Folies Bergere show m Las Veea.s.
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      25 4 1^ U&F&CHMP 9 V Pone' riiii# Ws. uud uuy _^s A page of pictures of the X. Hit Parades No. 1 star In this weeks
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    OPINION South Africa: Now what do you say?
    462 6 OPINION South Africa: Now what do you say? HOW WELL do you know your Commonwealth? O: South Africa for Of Dr. Verwoerd and hi> Afrikaners who have just held a referendum and decided that their country should become a republic. It is important to know the tacts about, this memorandum
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    Boom in local soap sales
    306 6  - Boom in local soap sales R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Sales of locally manufactured washing soap, soap powder and soap flakes have gone up since the Government imposed levy on import of these commodities. Leading soap manufacturers here said that with the extra duty on imported soaps many
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    Celebrations by Arya Samaj
    38 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.- The Arya Samaj, Singapore, will celebrate its anniversary and Deepavali celebrations on Sunday at 8.30 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre. The acting Commissioner for India Mr. G. J. Malik will preside.
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    Exam day near for 20.000 11-plus pupils
    325 6  - Exam day near for 20.000 11-plus pupils DAVID TAMBYAH MINISTRY TO CONDUCT IMPORTANT FOUR-LANGUAGE TEST NEXT MONTH TO DECIDE THE FUTURE OF BOYS ANn GIRLS LEAVING PRIMARY SCHOOLS r Singapore City, Mon. jyfOBE THAN 20,000 "eleven plus" students are hard at work preparing for- their first big hurdle the Primary
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    ROTARIANS URGED TO SEEK A NEW DEAL FOR LOCAL WORKERS
    735 6  - ROTARIANS URGED TO SEEK A NEW DEAL FOR LOCAL WORKERS IAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Rotarians were urged to ask themselves whether there were any practical steps that they could take to improve employee employer relations. Making this call at a recent talk on the work
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    Dear Sir...
    230 6 SCHOOL'S SWIMMINC CHAMPION I would be grateful if a correction could be made m connection with your report on the Newton District's Swimming Carnival. Chean Kum Meng, the "A" division champion for boys and also the individual champion, is a pupil of Toa Payoh School and not Monk's
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    His recorder comforts the sick
    363 7  -  JENNY LEE Bedside Novena services for forgotten' Catholics AT 74 HE PUTS INTO PRACTICE LESSON HE HAD LEARNED IN A HOSPITAL WARD By SINGAPORE CITY, Mon BEDSIDE Novena service is today bringing peace and comfort to many a bed-ridden and forgotten Catholics m Singapore thanks
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    INDIAN HOSIERY FIRM PLANS A $1 MIL. FACTORY IN SINGAPORE
    142 7 INDIAN HOSIERY FIRM PLANS A $1 MIL. FACTORY IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, CITY, Mon. —A leading Indian firm with its headquarters m Bombay plans to open a hosiery and knitting factory here. The managing director of the firm. Minara Hosiery Works, Mr. P. Hasarat, who arrived m Singapore on the last
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    HE BOUGHT A DRINK AND WON HEART
    102 7 HE BOUGHT A DRINK AND WON HEART VAVAL BASE, Mon.— 11 It was love at first sight for 19-year-old Tan Mau Tan, a salesgirl at the Dockyard Swimming Pool at the Naval Base. her job she came :nany people of iitTerent walks of life but lone of them attracted' her.
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    Student will hitch-hike on $100 to London to study engineering
    165 7 Student will hitch-hike on $100 to London to study engineering SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. UIXETEEX-YEAR-OLD Dickson Kong, a part-time motor engineering student at the Singapore Polytechnic will hitch-hike to Britain at the end of this month. He hopes to study motor i engineering m England. Dick- son, a store keeper m
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    TEACHERS' UNION TO PUBLISH OWN PAPER FOR MEMBERS
    90 7 TEACHERS' UNION TO PUBLISH OWN PAPER FOR MEMBERS SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Singapore Teachers' ill be publishing a entitled "Pendidek ed to current educai] activities of teachers. The officials of the union's editorial board have appealed to members to articles towards the journal Thore will also be a m Page
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    THIRTY-FIVE SCHOOLS WILL TAKE PART IN WEEK-LONG CULTURE FESTIVAL AT VICTORIA THEATRE
    184 7 THIRTY-FIVE SCHOOLS WILL TAKE PART IN WEEK-LONG CULTURE FESTIVAL AT VICTORIA THEATRE SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. About 35 schools wili take part m a week-iong Youth Cultural Festival, organised by the Singapore Teachers" Union, from today to Saturday, at the Victoria Theatre Each evening will see a dilTerent and varied programme
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    WHITEHALL MAN HERE TO MEET UNIONISTS
    128 7 WHITEHALL MAN HERE TO MEET UNIONISTS >JAVAL BASE, Mon.— Mr A. I S. Osley. head of the Civil Establishment Branch m Whitehall, is due to meet officials of the 550--strong Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union this morning to get a first-hand knowledge of their problems. Mr. Osley is m Singapore
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    Nominated trustee
    19 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. R. Ramalingam has been appointed a nominated trustee of the Nature Reserves Management Board.
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    HINDI DRAMA TO BE STAGED FOR DEEPAVALI CELEBRATIONS
    108 7 HINDI DRAMA TO BE STAGED FOR DEEPAVALI CELEBRATIONS S...GAPORE CITY. Mon —Mr. G. J. Malik, actuig Commissioner of India, wilJ preside at the anniversary and Deepavali celebrations 01 trie Arya Samaj at the Victoria Theatre on Sunday. Oct 16 at 8.30 p.m. The programme of 14 items includes the drama
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    School exhibition
    31 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Paya Lebar Methodist Girls' School will hold their School Certificate Graduation Day and display of work at the school hall on Friday at 9 a.m.
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    KLM man returns
    33 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The assistant station manager of KLM m Singapore. Mr. William Chen, has returned 1 after one month's transfer to J Dutch New Guinea as station manager there.
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    Buffet and dance
    48 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Chinese Swimming Club will hold a buffet and dance for members and their friends on Oct. 29 at 8 p.m. There will also be a ladies fashion show and spot dances. Tickets are available at the club premises m Amber Road.
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    G.C.E. summer exam results
    157 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon Fol- lowing are the results of the General Certificate of Education (Summer Examinations, 1960 (Ordinary Level) announced over the weekend. The successful candidates with the number of subjects passed m brackets are: Singam (3). Kwan Cheng Fai (2), Kow Kirn Swee (1), Kong
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    GRAND FETE TO AID RETIRED ARMY NURSES
    105 7 GRAND FETE TO AID RETIRED ARMY NURSES SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. —The Queen Alexandra Royal Army Nursing Corps Association here will hold a grand fete m aid of it* Benevolent Fund for retired army nurses and the Children's Aid Society. The fete will be held on Oct. 22 at the British
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    50 less trisha-men
    16 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Fifty less trisha riders wert registered m Singapore last month.
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    Ex-Singapore girl finds joy in London
    468 8  - Ex-Singapore girl finds joy in London IAN MOK-AI MISS GOLDEN VOICE TELLS OF SISTER TERESAS TRIP TO AUSTRIA TO MARRY HER FIANCE.. .A STORY OF PAINFUL SOLES AND WORN-OUT SHOES Where are they now? 1 REMEMBER Miss Teresa Virginia Pereiia who hitch-hiked to Austria to marry her Austrian fiance? She
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    Mooncake fun on the campus
    706 8 THE SINGAPORE SCENE 4| Mr. M. T. Dearsly. president of tin ?oys' Brigade m New Zealand, passed through Singapore recently on his way home after attending the first World Conference of the Boys Brigade m London md Leeds. Mr. Dearsly spent three days here meeting
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