The Singapore Free Press, 11 October 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****1 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon THE DANGER IN WEST IRIAN
    223 1 'Vestigial^form of colonialism* Dato Nik Kamil_Jells the U.N; There should be an amicable solution' NATIONAL CONFLAGRATION* WARNING On Algeria: 'Alarm and concern... answer is self-determination' u told the (.eneral Assembly last night that a "vestigial form ili>m" still persisted in West Irian (Dutch New Guinea)
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    LUMUMBA: A DUEL DARE TO MOBUTU
    148 1 I EOPOLDVILLE. Tues. JL Mr. Patrice Lumumba yesterday challenged hi> rival for Congo leadership. Colonel Joseph Mobutu, to a duel. He issued his challenge standing on the balcony of his official premier.- residence here after Colonel Mobutu had thrown a cordon of troops round
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    Spy flight denial
    51 1 WASHING lON. rue- The Siate Department yesterday denied an assertion by Mr. Niklta Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, thai :ne United Slates had planned to send another U-2 plane over Russia on the eve of his departure for the United Nations General Assembly and later rescinded the
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    Sculptor's gift to a Queen: A microscopic
    309 1  - Sculptor's gift to a Queen: A microscopic CHEW LOY KHOON TENGKU TO TAKE AN IVORY PORTRAIT TO PALACE LOCAL ARTIST'S EXQUISITE WORK WILL JOIN THE ROYAL ART TREASURES IN LONDON By gINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— A Malayan "microscopic" sculptor. Mr. \\\mg Lo-Feng, 48, has carved an exquisite portrait of Queen Elizabeth
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    Eye doctors meet
    24 1 MANILA. Tucs. Eye doctors from 12 countries. including Japan, opened a lour-day meeting of the Asia-Paciiic Academy 01 Opthalmology here yesterday.
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    OUT-THE SITES FOR 24 NEW SCHOOLS
    160 1 OUT-THE SITES FOR 24 NEW SCHOOLS SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.The Ministry of Education today announced the sites where 24 new schools will go up under the 1959 60 building programme. Work on most of the sites ha* already started as all the 1959 .scheduled schools are expected to be ready for
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    STOP PRESS
    11 1 STOCK EXCHAK I M RUBCt I I NCO LET
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    Authorities probe reports of bribe offers to star players
    168 1 Authorities probe reports of bribe offers to star players Soccer LONDON, Tues. British football authorities are investigating a 1 1 e g a tions that top-class professional soccer players have accepted bribes to lose games deliberately for their teams. Newspaper reports here yesterday suggested that a big gambling organisation is
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    Rocket attack call
    23 1 BERLIN, Tims.— East German steelworkers want ihe Communists to fire a rocket it the United States to foresiall the "imperialists.
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    Space observatory
    22 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. The United States plan.*- to launch its first astronomical observatory into orbit around the earth in late 1963.
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    London markets hit by growing effects of bank credit squeeze
    248 2 LONDON. Tues fIIERE was a certain amount of lectivc buying m the London stock markets yesterday, particularly m the morning, but conditions generally were less cheerful than I hose prevailing to •Is the end of l;isl week. The growing effects
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    Small gains in Wall Street: Steels lower
    109 2 VIEW YORK: Wall Street -..I clo.sed irregular with mostly fractional changes either way. Initially. the market developed a majority of mostly fractional gains under industrial leadership. helped by a feeling that the period of market consolidation was nearly over. Steels were mostly lower,
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    Royal Dutch & KLM improve
    62 2 Royal Dutch KLM improve AMSTERDAM: Most ina\ ternationals were firm following the better tendency m Wall Street. Unilever was an active feature on Swiss demand. Hoogoven was firm on local demand, while Aku was maintained. Philips and Royal Dutch showed improvement, while KLM moved up on local speculative demand. Shippings
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    Lower discount
    18 2 FRANKFURT. Tues. A lowering of We.-: Germany's discount rate la expecied by many nkiurt financial circ\>
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    158 2 SHIPS IN PORT t^JHIPS lying alongside th* 1 1 Singapore Harbour Board I wharves or expected today are: j Tegelberg 1/2, Cyclops 4 5. AkaI kurasan Maru 8A. Banmhor 6/7 1 Kvosinn Maru 8/9. Yukikj.wa Mr.ru 10/11. Leda Maersk 13/14. Minikoi 15/16, Pres- Monroe 18. Leneverett 19. Tronoh N. Wall
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    A DROP IN JOBS AND JOBLESS IN U.S.:'FAR FROM SATISFACTORY'
    125 2 A DROP IN JOBS AND JOBLESS IN U.S.: 'FAR FROM SATISFACTORY' I Finance I and industry Paje Two today gives you the ups and downs of your shares. WASHINGTON: The Fede- ral Government reported that both employment and unemployment declined last month. The Labour Department said that the number of
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    Sound economy
    29 2 WASHINGTON. Tues. The United States Is m sound economic position to make advances, according to Mr. Raymond J. Sauliner, chairman of the Presidents Council of Economic Advisers.
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    Unstable tin prices a worry to Malaya
    206 2 Unstable tin prices a worry to Malaya NEW YORK, Tues. Malaya told the General Assembly here yesterday that it was greatly concerned about the fluctuations m the prices of primary commodities. Dato Nik Ahmed Kamil, chief Malayan delegate, m a policy speech to the Assembly" said: "Like most under-developed countries,
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    Round the World Market Prices
    332 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: Ail prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Dct. 10. Picvious <><]•>> 2 RUBBER No. 1 Hbi c.il. Europe.-'- i oorts Oet 2SJ Jl.'U Nov H M 3 H RUBBER No. 1 H>l spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Term*. Nov.
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    UP 13 DOWN 14 UNCHANGED 147
    490 2 I a i 1 i i fc. > i 4 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Monday. I INDUSTRIAL* Previous Today Ala. Bncsis Cras. (NJ .dO Alias Ice 1 1 .CO Eu,ers 8.8. Petrol 40 IVi «o'l^ B.M. Trustees 5^5 b. 25
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    TAKE-OVERS
    70 2 Ipoh Rubber Estates LONDON: Parsons and Company announced that over 90 per cent of the shareholders of Ipoh Rubber Estates have accepted the offer to acquire the issued capital of the company. The offer became unconditional on Sept. 15 and Parsons and Company are now prepared to purchase i
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    Southern Kinta gives details of its 9 dredges
    185 2 Southern Kinta gives details of its 9 dredges By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPC SINGAPORE, j ay his annual report, Mr. J. ha 1 chairman of Southern Kinta I ed, Malaya's biggest tin producer, details of the lives of the ctnptnyY ni* dredges on the tin land availabi A leading
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    LOOK AROUND
    301 2 Largest rod, cable mill m Far Cast for Karachi KARACHI: A M 518.000-.-000 rod, wire and cable mill project under private i ownership has been ap- proved by the Pakistan Government to begin operations early m 1962. Half of the capital will be provided by the International Finance
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    Rubber steady after sharp initial decline
    191 2 Rubber steady after sharp initial decline T ONDON. Tues.— After a ±j sharp initial decline reI fleeting lower Eastern levels the market maintained a steady undertone, and closed very steady. In addition to dealer t buying of c.i.f. parcels against eates last week, traders reported continental enquiries for October. I
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    Lock icon Bonn, Italy agree to give more aid
    68 2 WASHINGTON: West Germany and Italy have agreed to demands lrom the United States to tend more aid to Latin America and other lan developed areas, it was 1< arned. The pledges were made at a meeting earlier last week of the Development Assistance
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    India's trade deficit
    37 2 i NEW DELHI: India's balance of trade deficit lor the first five months of fl 1960 amounted to M 599-7-731.000. The deficit was slightly larger than the one la.>t year for the samp period.
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    Rubbers
    39 2 HOLLAR FT FBI Hium 51 9a Kavsrtt $1.72 BorrlU 5. Rukit Keponj; MM r, I Ctl X < n 5 civ.: Kcpong fl«'" (up 2' mown 10 c own 5 < M B r -II Xl IN I PUntv 4
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    Victory over superstition
    330 3  - Victory o ver superstition ALEXANDRA LEE More mothers accept Western medicine RETIRING PAEDIATRIC EXPERT LEAVES A FINE LEGACY OF HEALTHY CHILDREN i By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. JHE PRESENT TREND oi Malayan mothers m accepting Western medicine has been described as "a resounding victory over superstition 1 by L)r. C. Elaine
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    ARTIST TO HOLD A COOKING CLASS
    115 3 ARTIST TO HOLD A COOKING CLASS ximiki. (m rues. 0 Pari>-bi>rn artist M.i name Ge+rgette Chen will v:i\e a demon>tration «»i French r— lrfaig a> part of ir>e m internal a- at the V\\ which starts on Oi t 15. Madame Chen has never taken a coarse m French Hiring
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    MINISTER YONG INSPECTS 1,000 SMART CADETS AT ANNUAL PARADE
    116 3 MINISTER YONG INSPECTS 1,000 SMART CADETS AT ANNUAL PARADE SINGAPORE CITY Tues. he Minister for Edun, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. inspect tficer at tmblned parade staged by 1.000 cadets from various school units at Raffles Institution :id. Honoured guests at the parade included Colonel A. F. Freemen, who represented the
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    His hobby is just telling stories
    42 3 I> and world peo•X)und. Lit: F are tho>e Living m the d Lim, '"I don't accept for my service love the thought ol having many people crowd nind and listl to me. That is enough ion."
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    STUDIO HOLDS A CONCERT TO AID SPASTIC CHILDREN
    165 3 STUDIO HOLDS A CONCERT TO AID SPASTIC CHILDREN SINGAPORE CITY, Tues, The Art o; Dance Studio organised a three-day conprogramme at the Cultural Centre recently m aid 01 the Spastic Children's Association oi s. port-. At the piano was T< Khoo with Mrs Claire Corredon, principal of the s t
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    Lockheed Electra for Air Ceylon
    55 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. Air Ceylon will be inaugurating the Lockheed Electra on [heir international services is from the first week of iiexr montn. The geneial agents for the airline KLM Royal Dutch Airlines announced that tile Eiectru would leave Singapore via Colombo to Furopc on Nov.
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    Rotary Club talk
    31 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tui.s. Mr. A. E. M. Geddes will speak on "'Bullfighting m Spain" at 1 p.m. tomorrow at a Rotary Club luncneon meeting at the Cathay Hotel.
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    NO BREAK-UP OF FEDERATION, ADVISES GOVT. COMMISSION
    133 4 NO BREAK-UP OF FEDERATION, ADVISES GOVT. COMMISSION angry reaction among the white populations m the Federation. African nationalists have been clamorous m their demands for a break-up of the Federation but this has been firmly resisted by the Federal Prime Minister. Sir Roy Welensky, and his governing United Federal Party,
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    Rhodesia: Compromise is urge
    325 4 THEWORLD AT NOON by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE NOT AN EASY TIME FOR US, BUT WE WONT BOW TO PANIC-STRIKEN UNREALITY-SIR ROY SALISBI'HY, S. Rhodesia, Tuesday. SIR HOY VVELENSKY, Federal Prime Minister, stated yesterday, on the eve of the publication of the Monckton Commission Report
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    A TOTAL DISARM CALL BY ISRAEL TO ALL ARAB STATES: NOW OR ANYTIME
    159 4 A TOTAL DISARM CALL BY ISRAEL TO ALL ARAB STATES: NOW OR ANYTIME UNITED NATIONS. Tues. Israel's Foreign Minister, Mrs. Golda Meir, proposed the complete disarmament of Israel and the Arab States under mutual inspection and control. "Neither Israel nor its neighbours can a.fford an arms race," she said. "The
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    Police reserves out as strike by African bus employees spreads
    140 4 Police reserves out as strike by African bus employees spreads BULAWAYO, Tuesday. COITII Rhodesian police reserves were called out m Bulawayo yesterday as a strike of African bus employees spread to other industries. Hundreds of Africans were reported on strike for higher pay. and the situation m African areas was
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    Alexandra at wharf
    31 4 PORT HARCOURT (Eastern Nigeria), Tues. Princess Alexan- dra yesterday opened an extension to new wharf facilities here i at ihe start of her second week In newly-independent Nigeria.
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    PEKING AND THE A-BOMB: BURMA TO BACK CHOU
    220 4 PEKING AND THE A-BOMB: BURMA TO BACK CHOU NEW YORK. Tues.— Burma told the United Nations last night that effective j contact should never be broken among those most directly concerned with the maintenance of peace. U Thant, Burma's chief de- i legate, told the General Assembly at its world
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    AN ALL-WOMEN TEAM FROM JAPAN SCALES 20,000 FT. PEAK
    218 4 AN ALL-WOMEN TEAM FROM JAPAN SCALES 20,000 FT. PEAK SLRA 'Punjab Himalayas) Tuts A Japanese allvomen expedition nas sue- eded m reaching the summit ot the 20,000 loot Deo Tibba Peak m the Punjab Himalayas, according to a message received at th^ ba.M' camp yesterday. A special runner who brought
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    Abbas for Cairo
    19 4 MOSCOW. Tues.— Mr. Ferha Abbas. Prime Minister of th Algerian provisional Kovern left Moscow for Cairo.
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      31 4 USE UROMER. I GRANULES the pfl I cleai I GOUT -A- RHEUMATISM I KIDNEY FAUIi ALCOHOL SM I LIVER DISEIfI SCIATICA TRY UROMEW TOD m 1 39, Robinson I Spanish 6u'M
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    Reds let Tibetans flee to India: Whole villages are deserted
    30 5 Reds let Tibetans flee to India: Whole villages are deserted ALCUTTA, Tuesday. i refugees have crossed s kkim. Entire villages m U\c m- the frontier are said to nated. to
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    WHY I NEVER MARRIED No: 2. Flora Robson
    1076 5 WHY I NEVER MARRIED No: 2. Flora Robson (AS TOLD TO SALLY VINCENT) ...How I find my fulfilment a person who would c lx^n taken h ;il\\a\s someone lo help been wavering, II nic what lo do 1111. I have iiKiiKi- i ml or other to a i isis, but
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      37 5 It is a known tea that Jewellery Hong Kong is cheaper than m Singapore. shall be pleased to recommend oi our Customers to our Associate Co. instructions «o charge a special and to accept «he»r cheques. Ltd
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    Nurses are now urged to learn a man's job
    195 6 Nurses are now urged to learn a man's job SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Nurses should compete with men m the future by taking part m stretcher drill, hitherto essentially a man's job. This is the view of Dr. P. C. Kwan, director of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, writing m the
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    Inner Wheelers to hold 14th. anniversary celebration tomorrow
    138 6 Inner Wheelers to hold 14th. anniversary celebration tomorrow SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. The Inner Wheel Club of Singapore will celebrate its 14th anniversary with a customary birthday cake. This 14-candle cake, will be cut during a birthday luncheon to be held at the Adelphi Hotel Coral Room tomorrow. The Inner *Vheel
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    New commander of MRNVR learnt to sail at seven
    241 6 New commander of MRNVR learnt to sail at seven SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. A 44- YEAR-OLD Singapore businessman who first learnt how to sail a sloop m England at the age of seven is to be the new commanding officer of the Singapore Division of the Malayan Royal Naval Volunteer Reserve.
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    SATA CALL FOR SYMPATHETIC EMPLOYERS IN BATTLE AGAINST T.B.
    205 6 SATA CALL FOR SYMPATHETIC EMPLOYERS IN BATTLE AGAINST T.B. SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Employers are urged to show "a more sympathetic and enlightened attitude'" towards employees suffering from tuberculo.-i> or undergoing treatment. The appeal came Irom Dr. N. C. Sen Gupta. Medical Director of the Singapore Anti Tuberculosis Association, who &aid:
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    Nanyang student's first art show
    53 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. A Nanyang University studei.t will make his debut In the local art world I with a one-man exhibition at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Hill Street, from .Oct. 15 to 18. Mr. Liau Yen Tong, 23. a third year acountancy stuj dent
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    A wide range of toys arrive for Xmas
    726 6  - A wide range of toys arrive for Xmas ESME BAPTISTA MANUFACTURERS KEEP UP WITH TIMES WITH AN IMAGINATIVE ARRAY OF 0 SPACE AGE PLAYTHINGS FOR CHILDREN By SINGAPORE CITY. Tues J'HE toy industry is adapting itself to the new fangled notions of the day and Singapore has received a stock
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    CLUB WILL GIVE FREE LESSONS IN RONGGENG
    151 6 CLUB WILL GIVE FREE LESSONS IN RONGGENG SERANGOON GARDENS. Tues. A&ian dances will be introduced for tru« first time into the social activities ol Serangoon Garden Sport* Club. The vice-president of the club. Mr. Teoh Kok Chan told the Free Press that In the past only Western dances were taught
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    Councillor criticises petition writers
    60 6 KLANG. Tues. An Alliance councillor, Tuan Sheikh Hussein bin Sheikh Ali told the monthly meeting of the Council that some of the petition writers here were a nuisance. Urging the Council to "take immediate action to stop this nuisance he said many of them were daily
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    Govt. civics courses
    23 6 MALACCA. Tues. The Malacca State Government will spend $16,000 this year on civics courses to educate the people and publicise
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      281 6 -WEBB CORBETT 1 Finest English Crystalware Try LANKA Jewellers, 20. BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1. PHONE: *****. That X-ray date with health C*VEN as you read this people living m the Farrer Park District ai streaming into Norfolk School for their X-raj Since Oct. 3. the day on which the Governnu launched
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      81 6 I GLAMORIZES THE KITCHEh I V Kb 0 GLORIFIES THE COOK KITCHEN MACHINE MORNING— It grinds your coffot c breokfost cereal. MIDDAY —It preporc- t» Chops the vegetables c the sweet. EVENING The groter unif h appetising dish of fresh ray. These ore but a few possibilities c* H i
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    Bid to educate public on law
    200 7  -  ALAN KHOO University plans lectures for interested laymen aIKS will specially lenefit those I. h SOME KNOWLEDGE l F LEGAL WORK BUKIT TIMAH. Tucs Mala i 1 DIVISION of the I nito introduce six pubnr to provide interested iter in>iu r ht into various
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    YONG IS GUEST SPEAKER AT SPEECH DAY
    7 7 YONG IS GUEST SPEAKER AT SPEECH DAY
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    Four-day exhibition at the Polytechnic is open to all visitors
    184 7 Four-day exhibition at the Polytechnic is open to all visitors SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. Tlik Polytechnic will tn i open to Ihe publu from tomorrow till Saturday from 2 p. in p.m. each day to give visitors an oppor lunity to see all aspects of the institute's acti itu ..ay obtain
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    MORE NEW CARS ANO CYCLES ARE REGISTERED
    74 7 MORE NEW CARS ANO CYCLES ARE REGISTERED SINGAPORE City. Tues.— A total of 462 cars were registered m Singapore last month, bringing the number on the roads to 61.669. The number of motorcycles and bicycles also showed a marked increase, there are now 17,244 motoris and 264.538 bicycles an increase
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    PARENT-TEACHER BODY TO HELP STUDENTS IN NEED
    65 7 PARENT-TEACHER BODY TO HELP STUDENTS IN NEED BALESTIER. Tues. Mr. rhoo Soot, a Shell employee attached to the Tanjong Pagar Installation, been elected President the Rayman School :X -Teacher Association. Tht lation caters for the needs of poor children. Mr. Soo said that free :s, stationery, and cash up to
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    More and more cyclists are breaking law by riding without lights
    170 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. An increasing: number of cyclists are constantly floating the law by riding their bicycles without i lights at niunt m the crowded city area. Apart from laying themselves open to serious injuries through accidents, they are
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    SWIM SUITS BANNED AT BEAUTY CONTEST
    134 7 SWIM SUITS BANNED AT BEAUTY CONTEST KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The University of Malaya. nas warned its Students' Union that a beauty con- test m connection with a well art' week next month should be held on "dignified" lines. Contestants should not parade m swim suits or other "immodest" form of
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    A gift tractor
    23 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, today presented a $15,000 tractor to the Sungei Buloh leper settlement.
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    Bridal gown is 'fined' $10
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    $5,000 marble from Burma is installed at a temple
    146 7  - $5,000 marble from Burma is installed at a temple ROBERT CHONG By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— More than 700 devotees attended the enshrinement of Buddha relics and valuables, and the installation of the Buddha image presented by Madam Chew Quee Neo, at the Mangala Vihara m Jalan Eunos. The gold-coloured marble
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    Two experts offer to give local sailors lessons in yachting
    141 7 Two experts offer to give local sailors lessons in yachting SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. keen yachtsmen, Mr. Edmund Koh of Ladang and Mr. Lim Kheng Khee, an undergraduate, are offering their services to train local men m yachting during week-ends. However, they stipulate that intending trainees should be able to swim
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    BUILDING TRADE REPORT READY BY DEC.
    85 7 BUILDING TRADE REPORT READY BY DEC. SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The second half of the report by the seven-man Commission of Inquiry into the building trade is expected to be ready by December. Members are now busy working on this, following the completion of the interim report, which was presented to
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    Smallest church in State
    713 8 TIE YOUTH DEDICATES LIFE TO SPREADING THE GOSPEL AFTER TAKING UP A CHALLENGE SERANGOON, Tuesday. A BOIT 100 yards away from Bartley road. m the midsi of some 000 kampongs, is a church the smallest m Singapore. Ii is the Bartley Road Christian Church, with a
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    Probe on estates
    37 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —The Malayan Estate Own- < rs 1 Association will carry out an inquiry as to why 616 estates totalling 160.000 acres have not .started re- planting despite the Government's offer of assistance.
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    Learning Malay with Radio Singapore: 11
    284 8 A Radio Singapore's advanced lesson No. 11 begins toda\ at 6.30 p.m. Have a copy of the Free Press m your hand as the lesson comes over the air. Remember this lesson will be repeated on Thursday at 6.30 p.m. So don't throw your
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      82 8 M^HHBB^BBia BBHMI W** mmm SINGAPORE Ml. nil \I 18S()( IATION: "Some probl« Singapore" by M followed by ;hty X K. Maternity Hospital Lecture Theatre. 8 15 pm, PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY Exhibition at Rattir.- Museua a.m. to 3.30 p.m TOC H: Rev. Robert FV chaiiman Re:is Board. Oil la] Relations", 8.30 pm.
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      99 8 1 wonder what my pals are him lately. Everything seems too doing today?" Rupert muses as quiet. Yet it's not really quiet, he wanders towards Nutwood The air seems to shake every now Common. It's queer that our and then. So does the earth. I village has no bonfire at
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    Budgeting for beauty
    370 9  -  MARGATET WEE 61W4 flf HI EDITII •T TREND IN MATERNITY CLOTHES SHIFTS TO THE EMPIRE-LINE Ladies-in-waiting: You don't have to stop being fashionable Y^U don't really have to go into retirement, you know, while waiting for the great event. If you haven't guessed what great event I'm
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    HERE IS A BETTER WAY OF SERVING BANANAS
    288 9 HERE IS A BETTER WAY OF SERVING BANANAS f> AN ANAS are alright taken as they are. But as they are so plentiful here, it is nice to serve them m different ways now :.d then. I all. why not try this, oury Banana Splits. Two bananas, melted butter or
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    How not to turn the air blue
    70 9 j A SLICK TRICK WITH TACK AND GRIP HERE is a method of hammering tacks that saves many a bruised linger and a great deal of had language. When hammering tacks into awkward corners, place the tuck m the loop of an ordinary
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    OX-TONGUE DISH WINS MRS. FENTON THE $20 PRIZE IN THIS WEEK'S CONTEST
    204 9 OX-TONGUE DISH WINS MRS. FENTON THE $20 PRIZE IN THIS WEEK'S CONTEST MRS. L. E. Fenton, 44 Monk's Hill Road, Singapore 9 wins the first prize in Recipe Contest No. 40 for her "Ox Tongue" dish. She gets $10 and a $10 Nestle hamper. INGREDIENTS: One medium sized ox-tongue, five
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE TO JOHORE WINNER
    46 11 nrrd by fellow riders after receiving his troH.iNN.tn. On the right is Hassan Osman (second) bin RMHsari beat M others m the Singapore Amateur hore massed-stan op*«n event on Sunday morning •h si! n -tart meet of the season. Free Press picture.
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    lesident Charlie tads Soccerites I rout of Prisons
    42 11 m.i i Soccerites, revived ifO, trounced Prisons B—l8 1 match here yesterday. The 1 1 erites. former Singa- m. now bulky and obviously crowd with body swerves showed ulimpses of his old Soon back
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    PERCY HITS A HATTRICK TO WIN THIS GAME FOR POLICE
    56 11 PERCY HITS A HATTRICK TO WIN THIS GAME FOR POLICE I > STIER. 7 -TAarci. :^lice t 3-1 on the round yesterday. the Polu Baldiraj S:: due to the C.S.C. were p to score. I Short corner Ceyby a off a jring i ore irom a difficult R. Da F.
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    NEW DATE FOR THE SEAP GAMES
    152 11 NEW DATE FOR THE SEAP GAMES SINGAPORE CITY. Tues The second South East A>ia:: Peninsular Games scheduled to be hold m Rangoon m April next year, have been postponed to December. Tho main reasons for the I po>tponement are the un- of the weather' and the fact that the stadium
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    SERANBOON BOYS EDGE PASIR PANJANG DIST.
    199 11 SERANBOON BOYS EDGE PASIR PANJANG DIST. WOODSVILLE, Tues.— ln an evenly contested rugby match. Serangoon District beat Pa>ir Panjang District by nine points «3 tries) to three (a pt-nalty) on the St. Andrew's School ground yesterday. The Serangoon boys survived several attacks for mast of the second half, and m
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    Last V-ball match
    32 11 TANJONG PAGAR. Tues.— Pasir Secondary School beat Gail Eng Seng Scliool 13-15, 16-14. 15-8 m the last match of the Volley Ball competition on the Pasir Panjang court yesterday.
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    Gilded Prince has the form to repeat his Penang success
    1737 11  - Gilded Prince has the form to repeat his Penang success ALLAN LEWIS By KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. CL. 5. DIV. I— ABT. 7F.: Billcen 9.00, Quick Win 8.11. Singing Boy 8.10. Gilded Prince 809 r<ILDED Prince, Chemise, and Colour Film, all last start winners are brought together m the Class 5
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    Referee's jersey is torn in rugby scrap
    81 11 BRADFORD, Tuesday. ILTHEN Great Britain won the Rugby League ff World Cup tournament here on Saturday heavy rain turned the ground into slush. The 10-3 rout of Australia was due to the powerful British forwards. It was not until 10 minutes before the
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    Stirling Moss beats Brabham
    8 11 NEW YORK. Tups. Stiri-
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      81 11 Today's Sport Athletic dun Besar Stavlo pjn. ■acfcajr: D:v. l: Combined Shentoo Way. C. v Police. Police School 5.15 p.m. Div. 3: i.OD.C.A. v Eveready. 8.0.D.C.A. Outram Secondary val. Chinese Swimm--30 p.m. •Ie Tennis: Business Houses Happy World. <iroup Bramtoco v Bank oi E p.m. Group 'B: Wearne Bro- Borr.co
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    BUSINESS SPORTS CLUBS ACCLAIM OPEN SWIM MEET
    128 12  - BUSINESS SPORTS CLUBS ACCLAIM OPEN SWIM MEET C. CHELLAPPAH c SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday I IJKKN rivalry is assured at the first Singapore Open Swimming Championships next month. Many clubs and business linns will be sending team^. Many sports fans are r\ritr<l with the spect. "This is great,' 1 said member
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    Going down to Frankie Wells—Kiwi looks for a colleague to pass to
    46 12 THERE is no getting away for Kiwi Anslou at tor this lovely tackle by Frankic Wells m yesterday's rushy same on the padang. Closi.nij up the rear are Longhead and Clark. Free Press picture
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    SPURS AND MAN. CITY DRAW 1-1
    83 12 rpOTTENHAM Hotspur's all- JL conquering run of success m the English Football League ended last night when they were held to a 1-1 draw at home by Manchester City m a postponed division onf match. A 58.916 crowd saw them at last lose a
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    Another show of strength by Invitation
    408 12 SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. REPEATING last week's excellent performance, the S.C.C. Invitation Rugby XV again proved too good for the opposing team. This time the side was the second string of 75 Squadron R.N.Z.A.F. whom they beat by 19 points (2 goals. 2 penalties, 1
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    Teo enters billiards semi-final
    135 12 Teo enters billiards semi-final SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Teo Blew Sun (V.M.C.A.) entered the semi-finals of the I current three-ball billiards open championships when he beat Tan Guan Chay < Siong 800 Athletic Association) last night. He steadily Increased his had to win by 300 points to 161. Teo was runner-up
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    Ivory gift for the Queen
    75 12 FROM PAGE ONE ardsl thought of presently carving to the Queen writei saw the Tengku some time ago to present an ivory portrait ol the Prime Minister himself. "He mentioned to the Tengku that he could think of no one to make tiie presentation to
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    The DAILY DOSE
    392 12  - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by BAM SHOULD PAY FOR GEORGE, TOO IF it is not too late to put Malacca's George 1 Yap m Pukerwoto, it should not be too late for the Badminton Association of Malaya to take the load of the expense of putting him there off
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      322 12 dmmii .....Cut al«n| ni>n> j FREE PRESS WORD PUZZLE I Cut out and pin with I Posting instruction.. Nonic-^ i» Addre* J* •••••••••••••••••a Cut along riott' I■■ as CLUES FOR WORD PUZZLE 1. dress is often 4 $n> L looked on with disdain by l orq teenogers. 2. Three stumps
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