The Singapore Free Press, 17 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 17, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    Lock icon NEHRU WANTS U.N. CHANGE
    387 1 'Sadder and wiser' after trip to New York I- DRAWING UP PLAN FOR MORE ROOM AT THE TOP IN WORLD BODY Uhree, four or five advisers for Dag' A special report from NEW DELHI, Monday t; Jawaim and arc broad- tl Nations deluding n officials I
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    BANK CLERK WINS THE $500 JACKPOT
    8 1 BANK CLERK WINS THE $500 JACKPOT I t
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    Social Welfare Sept. stops free milk to children
    256 1  -  R. G. PILLAI SCHOOLS FAIL TO CARRY OUT CONDITIONS OF SUPPLY By SINGAPORE CITY. Mon FREE MILK lor sonic 8,000 children m 180 schools m the Shite luis been suspended. This notion luis been taken by the Social Welfare Department following investigations
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    Bayar's defence
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    Evacuation plan
    8 1 Southern n-ces have a ill Euro
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    FAREWELL KISS FOR LADY TEMPLER AS SHE LEAVES A HAPPY HOSPITAL PARTY
    46 1 FAREWELL KISS FOR LADY TEMPLER AS SHE LEAVES A HAPPY HOSPITAL PARTY Dutch Minister ready to discuss New PRETTY Yook Choo r ives a fond farewell kiss to Lady Tompler. This was after a children's party at tho orthopaedic ward of the Kuala Lumpur General Hospital.
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    NEW FERRY SERVICE IN COOL COMFORT
    125 1 NEW FERRY SERVICE IN COOL COMFORT OINGAPORE CITY. Mun,~ 0 A new air-conditioned terry, Laju. capable of carrying 192 passengei a maximum >peed of 12i knots, begins operation between Jardine Steps anc Pulau Bukom today. The service Is being provided by the Straits Towage Syndicate, of which Btraits Steamship Co.
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    Cyclone
    253 1 Worst tidal wave m living memory hits Ganges Delta: 3,000 are believed dead EAST PAKISTAN. Mon. Three thousand people are believed to have been killed m a cyclone which hit the Ganges Delta area 1. Monday followed by the worst tidal wave m living memory, according to official reports
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    Doesn't like Castro
    27 1 GUAYAQUIL (Ecuador*. Mon. A Cuban captain jumped his ship yesterday because he did not want to return to his honv under Premier Fidel Castro.
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    Texas tornadoes
    19 1 SEGUIN. (Texas). Mom—Tornadoes struck twice m Ti terciay. injuring about 10 people and causing vast property damage.
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    Libya premier quits
    29 1 BENGHAZI. Mon King ldna nccepted th« resignation of Prime Minister. Mr. Abrti M«-id Koobar. and has asked Mr Molwmmed bin Otlunar. mer Fmanre Minister, tx> form
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    Eden's memoirs
    22 1 m^mo;n o! b;r Anthony Eden, :ormr: prime minister, are prepared by the Modern Fon iac< Publishing Hoasf publication m Russian.
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    Jets to feature in biggest loudest air show in State
    562 2 Jets to feature in biggest loudest air show in State PAYA LEBAR. Mon. T^HE nine major in- ternattanal airlines rating through Singapore will shortly hold a meeting to discuss how to make next year's air show at Paya Lebar an affair to remember. Th* treek-long air showrhe opening ol new
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    Canadian car tax goes up on Dec. 1
    32 2 OTTAWA: Canadian customs I men are to raise the tax valuation on imported cars, the Canadian Press news agency reported, and said price m-
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    89 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board or expected this morning are: Banda 12. Malacca Maru 4 5, Fernsea 6A, Agamemnon 67. Hanoi 89, Yukikawa Maru 1011, Pres. Jefferson 13/14. Straat Magelhaen 15/16. Awata Maru 18. Tjibodas 19. Scudai N. Wall 2, Selangor N. Wall 4 Giang
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      AMERICAN STEEL PRODUCTION DROPPED LAST MONTH
      185 2 AMERICAN STEEL PRODUCTION DROPPED LAST MONTH NEW YORK: Production ot steel m the United States fell back last month after a slight rise m August from July's level. the American Iron and Steel Institute reported. Steel-making furnaces poured 0.439.0U0 net tons of ingots and *teel for castings m September compared
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      Burmese Army to run East Asiatic
      86 2 RANGOON: The Burmese A: my will run the Danish E^-; Asiatic Company from No\. l. .us learned here. Mr. T. H Oxtelri:. senei.il manage*' of iio company winch represents i number of Eu;upeau firms .it;e. called rhe reoi' a ';ake-over' premature, but did no:
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      Treasury bill issue
      61 2 LONDON: The total amount of application for last week's offer of £280 million 91 -day Treasury bills was 1430.830. 000. The amount allotted was cut to £280 million and went at an average rate of £5 9 6.35 per cent compared with £5/11/3.52 per cent the previous
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    The 2,500 m.p.h. limit
    118 2 WASHINGTON. Mon.—Aeroplanes wilt probably ne\er fiy faster than 2.500 miles an hour, or four times the speed of sound, an aircraft industry group said yesterday. The iat? of travel through the atmosphere is limited by the effects of fricuonal heat. though spacecraft could go mnny times
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    UP 0 DOWN 21 UNCHANGED 153
    434 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Monday Previous Saturday A!ex. Bricks OrdS. (N) .90 .*O Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers BOUSTEAD 1.211 1.21 8.8. Petrol 40. Ha *0 IV* B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 '20 3 Ords. 46.-
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    Call for probe into the use of Japanese crews
    86 2 Call for probe into the use of Japanese crews JHE PRESIDENT of the in te j Masters, Mate* and Pilot* asked for an investigation States (Government ships manned nese crews m the Far Ka>t. According to news i ea< lm Capt Robert Durkin said reply from Senator Warn Democrat m
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    Outlook for Southern Kinta is 'very good'
    408 2 Outlook for Southern Kinta is 'very good' SINGAPORE CITY, Mon.— Both the Stock Exchange Gazette and the Investors Chronicle have referred to Mr: J. Ivan Spens' statement about the lives of the Southern Kinta dredges. The Investors Chronicle, quoting Mr. Spens m summary, that four of the nine dredges have
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    SALES
    167 2 Sharp increases m Chrysler and A.M. sales reported DETROIT Tne Chjvgler Corporation and vie American Motors Corporation reported sharp increases m car sales m early October from the year earlier peiioo. Chrysler s*ia its dealers ae:ivered 2 7, 193, car* m the initial third of this momh against 17.079
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    LOOK AROUND
    328 2 Paris Motor Show FARIS: British exhibitors m the 47th Paris Motor Sho* which closed on Sunday, appea: to be pleaded with the volume of business they ha\e done. The Rootes Groups Sunbeam Alpine convertible is probabh the best seller m the moderate price group and nearly 200 good
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    Hitler's 'Volks savers' want their money back
    153 2 Hitler's 'Volks savers' want their money back BOKN. Mon. About 30.--000" Volkswa?who put up money to finance Adolf Hitlers promise of "a car ior every worker.' asked for their money back yesterday on moral principles. The money went into tanks instead of cars, and the savers' have been trying vainly
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    First Lea-Francis car in 10 years
    68 2 LONDON: The Coventry. Warwickshire, firm of Lea-F. Cis will exhibii their D for ten years at thus \mInternational Motor Show here The car the Lynx roaa.sier has a six cylinder, 2.253 re engine capable of 100 m^ hour. All four wheels have brakes, and
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    Comets withdrawn from the Atlantic service
    73 2 Comets withdrawn from the Atlantic se rvice I ONDON. Mon A Comet .jir'inei \\\^n 10 be or*iat«a by British O Airways Oocpontton on trans- Atlantic rouie her* yesterday from N>\» Tne Com«t IV lias b«en pl«cea on BOAC's North Atlantic swvlce by the Boeing 707. which carries 129 passengers against
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    Merchants combine to give a big Deepavali party
    46 3 Merchants combine to give a big Deepavali party M'ORK CITY, Monday. Deepavali will be con t tliis year m High Streel R Koucl. s in these two iii vhs, lor S history will not on Deepavali, which falls ]i{ heir respective slio|>s. Easier now Hitensive drive
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    WAD IS WIDENED TO ENSURE SAFER MOTORING FOR PUBLIC
    67 3 WAD IS WIDENED TO ENSURE SAFER MOTORING FOR PUBLIC THOMSON. Mop..— Widen--1 Ing o: he well-used rrow Adam Road li ried out by .üblic Works Depart•tier completed, the providr ample nooth flow of the repeatedly complained the road was too narInding and tricky. rmer. K.K. Poong. c been forced to
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    Capt. Tufnell—man of action
    277 3  - Capt. Tufnell man of action DAVID TAMBYAH CHIEF OF SINGAPORE CUSTOMS TO RETIRE AFTER 29 YEARS OF SERVICE By SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. When Captain Richard Sidney Tufnell leaves Singapore on retirement, the State will lose one of its most senior and popular officers who has put m 29 years of
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    Teachers' union praised for staging youth drama, dance festival
    160 3 Teachers' union praised for staging youth drama, dance festival SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. DOTH the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, and the Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, have extended their heartiest congratulations to the Singapore Teachers' Union for organising the drama, music and dance festival for youth al
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    Thai medical chief
    23 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. MajGen. T. Upathambhapanda. Surgeon General of the Royal Thai Army, is now m Singajpore on a three-day visit.
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    7,201 candidates
    31 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A total of 7.201 candidate- 743 more than last year— will take the Cambridge School Certificate and the Higher School Certificate examinations to be held next month.
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    Permission given
    24 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Government officers have been given permission to invest m the first Malayan Unit. Trusts Limited as from Oct. 5.
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    Photo contest winners
    98 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The -Beauty Parade" by Lim Hiong of Catholic High School was adjudged the winner m the 1960 inter-school photographic competition organised by the Victoria School Photographic Society. The second prize went to Ting Chue Lit of Victoria School for his print entitled "Praying". Lim
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    Awang studied settings the hard way: Now he's tops
    181 3 Awang studied settings the hard way: Now he's tops Mon.- A man with an unusual occupation is 54 year-old Che Awang bin Baki, a widower with nine children. Literally described as 'the man behind the scenes' Che Awang is a self-taught maker oi stage sets and a creator of stage
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    Arms race: 'Rash moves by West'
    167 4 RUSSIAN CAMP IS LESS LIKELY TO COMMIT BREACH OF DISCIPLINE, U.S. EXPERTS PREDICT I THE WORLD AT NOON L^_^^_a by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE NEW YORK, Monday. QESPERATE moves m the "cold war" during the next decade are more likely to come from
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    AN ANTI-CATHOLIC PLAN TO DEFEAT SEN. KENNEDY
    172 4 AN ANTI-CATHOLIC PLAN TO DEFEAT SEN. KENNEDY YEW YORK, Mon. AntiCatholic groups are planning to distribute millions of pamphlets m the last 10 days of the American presidential campaign m a bid to defeat Senator John Kennedy, the Democratic candidate, according to the New York Times. In a special campaign
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    New atomic clock
    28 4 CAMBRIDGE. (Massachusetts Mon .—An atomic clock, said to be 100.000 times more accurate y now m use. has been I built by three Harvard University
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    GAITSKELL'S DECISION 'A RECIPE TO SPLIT THE PARTY'
    223 4 GAITSKELL'S DECISION 'A RECIPE TO SPLIT THE PARTY' SOUTHPORT. Mon. Mrs. Barbara Castle former Labour Party chairman, said here last night that Mr. Gaitskell's decision to fight the party conference decisions while continuing as leader was 'a certain recipe for spitting the party." 'Of course, we all want to see
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    Grenade injures 12
    26 4 BONE. Eastern Algeria. Mon. Eleven Europeans and a Mo>iem were injured when lerro threw a grenade into crowded bar at Herbillon last night.
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    'Strong man' Mobutu pays a surprise call on Mr. Tshombe
    217 4 'Strong man' Mobutu pays a surprise call on Mr. Tshombe ELISABETHVILLE, Monday. fOLOXEL Joseph Mobutu, the Congolese military "strong man/ had a surprise lour hour conference here yesterday with Mr. Moise Tshombe, the breakaway Katanga premier, and announced afterwards: "We have the same viewpoints." Colonel Mobutu, who as army chief
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    Royal 'go-karter'
    14 4 LONDON. Mon. King Hussein of Jordan won a tenlap go-kart race yesterday.
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    FINNISH UNIONS BREAK WITH RED T.U.C.
    67 4 FINNISH UNIONS BREAK WITH RED T.U.C. HELSINKI, Mon. Finnish Trade Unions have broken away from the Communist -dominated Trade Union Confederation, are expected to form an opposing confederation m three weeks' time following a meeting held here yesterday. It is expected that Finland's trade union movement will be split into
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    TECHNICAL MEN FLEE CUBA: CASTRO BLAMES IT ON U.S.
    167 4 TECHNICAL MEN FLEE CUBA: CASTRO BLAMES IT ON U.S. HAVANA, Mon. The Prime Minister, Dr. Castro, has accused "Yankee imperialism" of encouraging doctors, engineers and technicians to leave Cuba m a move to deprive the revolution of badlyneeded technicians. He said this during a television address of three hours and
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    Why I am an optimist
    659 5 By Dr. Albert Schweitzer: All of us can do a little to bring world misery to an end T question whether lam a pe»i--n optimi>t, I answer that my tledge i- pessimistic, but my willire optimistic. s optimistic- if it represents n ih.it the forces
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    Nigeria in the big oil money
    144 5 LAGOS. Mon.— Nigeria is to compete with Algeria as the richest oil producing country In Africa. This Is the news behind a sentence m the Queen's >peech. read by Princess Alexandra at the independent Nigerian Parliament's fir>t session In Lago>. It said: "Negotiations for
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    Tibet villages deserted
    72 5 CALCUTTA. Mon. About \J 3.500 Tibetan refugees have crossed into North Sikkim. Entire villages m the area of Tibet adjoining the frontier are said to have been evacuated. It is t nought the refugees must have been ailowed to escape to make room for Chinese settlers and
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    248 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE The Colonel and the Kempeitai yET another war--1 rior this time a stupid Japanese one pens his memoirs and irts another stupid, futile controversy. Mansobu Tsuji, a Colonel m the Japanese army that was thrashed to a standstill m the Pacific War. writes m vile taste when
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    CAR THIEVES MAKE $100,000 A YEAR
    506 6  -  HAROLD SOH By SINGAPORE CITY. Mon THEY ARE ARMED WITH_KEYS_TO WHISK AWAY POPULAR MODELS: 10 VEHICLES ARE LOST EACH WEEK A TOTAL of .'J7!) ears has disappeared from the roads m Singapore m the last nine months an average of 10 a week. A
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    His great love for dogs helps him to 'communicate' with them
    219 6  - His great love for dogs helps him to 'communicate' with them IAN MOK-AI He trained Arrol and Princess to bring laughter to bedridden children. .and when they died he only knew loneliness By SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. WONG CHI LOK said: v]u will learn to love a dog again." In this
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    Where are they now?
    120 6  -  IAN MOK-AI BY On canine intelligence. Mr. Wong will liame it m the dimension of two of his most beloved dogs Arrol and Princess. Wong acquired them when he was journeying from India to Hong Kong with a pack of 36 dogs for the police ba.se.
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    FREE SCHOOLING AND LUNCH FOR CHILDREN AT CENTRE
    79 6 FREE SCHOOLING AND LUNCH FOR CHILDREN AT CENTRE TELOK BLANGAH. Mon. Resident this area are taking lull aditage of the faeil: red them at the Keppel Harbour Community Centre which include film shows aiici educational clashes. Subjects About 80 underprevileged children m this area are receiv free schooling at the
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    Harbour workers come to aid of school
    40 6 Harbour workers come to aid of school yio T 1 Of f bo t I 4 Mim wag M Cultural hf m dorA H r M jn M nO Th I 10 ral I mat tech Inc flag clr< v
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    Religious school
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    Added precautions at airport
    73 7  -  CHAN SWAN BEE More jet aircraft are now calling at Paya Lebar Loading area widened I. ,DLE TRAFFIC: Lash-landing strip L S T rENGTHENED PAVA LEBAR. Mon Traffic Control authorities the holding area for jetfrom 60 square miles to J to rope with the increash >mu
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    PRESENT TOWER TO BE USED FOR TRAINING AIR CONTROLLERS
    131 7 PRESENT TOWER TO BE USED FOR TRAINING AIR CONTROLLERS .and a Lebar control In an emergency. taken after a meeting en civil and military i .ithoritit riginal area of 10 by 6 miles has been led to 45 miles by 28 [1 prohibited to :on-engined aircraft. U jetliners using the
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    A final date for Exam, entries
    47 7 \GAPORE CITY. Mon. The Singapore representative, ♦ute of Bookkeep-j Announced that candid- i m Singapore who wish N v. Dec. exzuniare to submit the rnt later than October 1 21. 1960. Application forms are obLble from the Y.M.C.A.'s ..ard Road. Singa-
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    Hawkers make use of public standpipes all day, say residents
    119 7 Hawkers make use of public standpipes all day, say residents KAMPONG KAPOR, Monday. RESIDENTS m Kampong Kapor are comIV plaining of hawkers misusing standpipes and public conveniences near the playground between Hindoo Road and Howe 11 Road. Mr. L.K. Weng. a mechanic m Rowell Road, said hawkers iixed long plastic
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    BACHELOR TAN IN THE COMPANY OF HIS NEW-FOUND BROOD OF 7 PUPS
    212 7 This clerk spends his spare cash on stray do&s SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Bachelor Mr. Tan Teck Lim, 44, an accounts clerk, spends all his spare money m looking after stray dogs he finds. He feeds them till he
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    LIFE-BOAT FOR HANS ANDERSON CLUB ISLAND TRIPS
    101 7 LIFE-BOAT FOR HANS ANDERSON CLUB ISLAND TRIPS SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— A lite-boat, capable of carrying 30 children, has been' donated to the Hans Anderson Club for the use of all needy children m Singapore. Named "Hans." the boat v as donated by three members of the Singapore Harbour Board. It
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    2,330 CHILDREN ENTER SAFETY-FIRST POSTER CONTEST
    98 7 2,330 CHILDREN ENTER SAFETY-FIRST POSTER CONTEST SINGAPORE. Mon. A total of 2.330 porters, drawn by school children, has been entered for the Automobile Association of Singapore's Safety First Exhibition which opens at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 3 p.m. on Wednesday. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. the Deputy Prime Minister, who
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    CHUN YEE SHOWS GREAT SKILL AND INTEPRETATIVE ABILITY FOR CHOPIN MUSIC AT RECITAL
    217 7 CHUN YEE SHOWS GREAT SKILL AND INTEPRETATIVE ABILITY FOR CHOPIN MUSIC AT RECITAL SINGAPORE CITY Mon-— W* may look lor crent things from Vu Chun Yee. whose Chopm recital, played to a capacity house at the Cultural Centre on Saturday evening, re.xi an artist of much higher than average Yu
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    MORE PARKING AREAS IN THE CITY
    37 7 MORE PARKING AREAS IN THE CITY SINGAPORE CITY, Mon.— From today the Government pay as you park scheme will be extended to three more city areas. They are: Raffles Quay; North and South Canal Roads between George
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    THIS CENTRE IS BADLY SITED, THEY COMPLAIN
    97 7 THIS CENTRE IS BADLY SITED, THEY COMPLAIN rpANJONG PAGAR. Mon.— iThe people of Mount Erskine want a new community centre at a convenient place. They complained that the present centre is inconveniently situated on a hilltop which is not within easy reach. They consider walking up the hill to the
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    Found: Well-preserved body of woman buried 50 years ago
    104 7 Found: Well-preserved body of woman buried 50 years ago BALESTIER, Monday. J4IK body of a woman buried about 50 years ago was found m a well-preserved state by workmen clearing a building site on the slope of a hill m the disused Teocnew burial ground. The woman was dressed m
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    80 TRAINEES ON 2-WEEK TOUR OF MALAYA
    39 7 80 TRAINEES ON 2-WEEK TOUR OF MALAYA KATONG, Mon. About 80 student teachers wnl leave Singapore on Dec. 10 m three chartered buses on a fortnight's tour of the Federation. Mr. Joseph Kanniah. organ ulna sporetarv of the travel
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    A world govt. to restore world peace fails to get the vote
    300 7 A world govt. to restore world peace fails to get the vote OINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Accountancy students of the Singapore Polytechnic defeated a debate motion by their engineering colleagues "That a World Government and not a United Nations can restore world peace." The decision of the Judges was unanimous. The
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    When the honeymoon is over...
    146 8  -  HAROLD SOH Covt. booklets on right methods of family planning 400.000 COPIES IN FOUR LANGUAGES TO BE PRINTED: THEY'LL HELP TO PROMOTE SCHEME B> SINGAPORE CITY, Mon i GIANT publicity campaign is now being planned to bring home to the people of the State the
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    BOYS FIND NEW JOB TO GET POCKET MONEY: SELLING SPIDERS
    93 8 BOYS FIND NEW JOB TO GET POCKET MONEY: SELLING SPIDERS TANULIN. Mon. A ,ip of 15 Chinese boys und '.hem^elves a job catching spider.-* Their customers are >chool children and Chinese physicians. School boys pay as miu'h as SI for a king spider. They use them m a war le
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    Malay shorthand
    30 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— The Singapore Government been urged to introduce shorthand m Malay secondary schools by the liser oi the Malay ShortI stitute. Inche Abdul man bin Hassan.
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    AUSSIE VISITORS ON WORLD TOUR GET WARM WELCOME FROM LOCAL 'PARENTS'
    207 8 AUSSIE VISITORS ON WORLD TOUR GET WARM WELCOME FROM LOCAL 'PARENTS' KATONG, Moii. An Australian couple, who have been "parents" to many Asian students m Sydney, received a warm welcome Irom students' parents when they arrived here on a three-day visit. The couple. Mr. and Mrs. James J. Brown, had
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    TOP NOVICES COMPETE IN AMATEUR DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP HERE
    67 8 TOP NOVICES COMPETE IN AMATEUR DANCE CHAMPIONSHIP HERE OINGAPORE City, Mon. Leading dancers from Singapore and all over the Federation are here for the 1960 All-Malayan International Open Amateur Ballroom h ampionship now being held at the Happy "World Cabaret. Among Singapore entrants are Mr. Robert Lee and Miss Mary
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    Association urges its members to keep stalls and food clean
    186 8 Association urges its members to keep stalls and food clean SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. TIIK Itinerant Hawkers and Stall-holders' Association has started a campaign to educate its members on the importance of > cleanliness. Mass meetings to explain the importance of cleanliness to public health are being i organised m various
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    'REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY': A NEW DATE
    68 8 'REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY': A NEW DATE SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Rememberance Sunday will be observed m Singapore on Nov. 13. Poppy Day wreaths will, therefore, be laid on the Cenotaph on that day and not on Nov. 6 as announced earlier. Wreaths are being made by the Chinese Ladies' A.vsociation on Nov.
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    Inaugural lecture
    47 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Dr. T. L. Green. the newly i appointed Professor of Education at the University of Malaya m Singapore, will deliver his inaugural lecture on "Education and Social Rei construction" at the university's New Lecture Theatre, Bukit Timah, on Thursday at 8.30 p.m.
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    PHONE WORKERS APPOINT SUB-COMMITTEE ON LEISURE
    161 8 PHONE WORKERS APPOINT SUB-COMMITTEE ON LEISURE SINGAPORE CITY. Mon—. The recreational committee of the Singapore Telephone Board branch. Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, has ap pointed a sub-committee to promote leisure hour activities among its members. Officials of the sub-com-mittee are: Messrs. Sum Fook Seng (chairman i, Philip Chong Wing
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      140 8 BORN today you have I tricky, been given by the stars j Sagittarius (Nov. 2j-l*c the talents for a fine fu- 22>— An important day m your t™ life— one for testing new mend* ture, provided only that d contacts< Ma e sure they you make the best use of
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    WORD PUZZLE 'HH': THE WINNING SOLUTION
    280 9 WORD PUZZLE 'HH': THE WINNING SOLUTION WHE JUDGES COMMENT I ft I X I I .c ol a the FILE nut a dep< -:t on an article. rying that he may g about how he the H large "Deapt for REST ts would have bee. for RENT V be gly
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    The Homalomena Wallisii: Its worthwhile to grow this rare foliage plant
    300 9  -  M.R.S. ARBCOTT GARDENING B y In i waliisii, pictured m this worthwhile plant for n the rarer Foliage plants, nore familiar Homalomenas. habit and its variegated I m W l *y flowers I t\\s I inches long. broad-o\\ abruptly
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    'Man-mad' Marion behind a mask of purity
    226 9 'Man-mad' Marion behind a mask of purity pAN has scored again with some outstanding paper packs to provide you with hours of thrilling entertainment. Here's a preview of some of the PANs on sale now: MARION by John Bingam (Pan §1.25). They were talking about his wife. "Man mad she'd
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    The dawn breaks...but joy has gone out of China
    1127 9 The dawn breaks... but joy has gone out of China PL IN A u IN 7 nF MORN ING by Nicholas Wollaston (Published by Jonathan Cape. London). £HINA IN THE MORNING is a pithy, observant, readable and somewhat terrifying book. It is a collection of impressions of a journey through
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    Martin's mother regards his success as an invitation to evil
    271 9 Martin's mother regards his success as an invitation to evil THE FOXLOVE SAGA by Auberon Waugh (Chapman Hall. 155.) TN his first novel, Auberon Waugh, the youngest member of a distinguished literary family, allows his imagination full satirical play on life at school, m an Army training camp and m
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      S'PORE K.O. KING BECOMES A COACH TO SHOW HIS TEAM HOW
      42 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. LAN Singapore's Amateur Oprn M King Champion, has decided to to turn coach for his ComMilitary Polic Roc pop Seriously >hor Ro the Robbi N Novel boy- ROBBINS
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      Hawthorn trophy
      13 10 Jack Bracing cinve he first holdx n Memorial after the late
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      707 JET ABOUND THE WORLD THE MOON VIA LONDON NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO
      152 10 707 JET ABOUND THE WORLD THE MOON VIA LONDON NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO Only with QANTAS can you fly hastabout or wcstabout, there is no better way around the world than by Oantas 707 Jet. See Bangkok. Calcutta. Karachi. Cairo. Rome. London, New York, San Francisco. Honolulu, Fiji, Sydney
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      JUDOISTS TRAINING HARDER
      91 10 JUDOISTS TRAINING HARDER SINGAPORE, Mon. Judoists m Singapore are training harder than ever. For one good reason— this sport will be m the IUO4 Tokyo Olympic Games. Singapore Judo Club vicepresident, Mr. Ng Jiak Choon, 35, said: -When we 1 read that judo had been iinally accepted many ol us
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      UNIVERSITY TENNIS STARS CLASH IN RE-UNION WEEK
      82 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The annual tennis match between the graduates and undergraduates of University of Malaya (Singapore) will be played at the Kin« Edward VII Hostel courts on Thursday. Oct. 2Q. The match is ore Ol the sporting Items during the University's Reunion
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      TERRENCE MAKES FIRST BIG TRY FOR SWIMMING TITLE
      241 10 TERRENCE MAKES FIRST BIG TRY FOR SWIMMING TITLE SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. TERENCE Pereira, 21. is m the first Singapore A Swimming Championships. He has been living nvar the sea for many years and can swim "fairly well" but has never been timed. He .-said. "I havr been very keen m
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      THE HILL CLIMB CYCLING HAS BEEN CALLED OFF
      58 10 THE HILL CLIMB CYCLING HAS BEEN CALLED OFF MOUNT FABER. Mon. Singapore Amateur Cyclii ciation's Hill Climb to be hel Oct.. 30 has been called off. Instead the SACA will hold a special 50-mile.s massed-start Christmas Cup race to be held al the Pasir Panjang c before Christmas. The official
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      Swim carnivals for Districts
      111 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The primary and secondary schools m the state v having their swimming carnivals now. The primary schools did not have carnivals of their own. but held district carnivals instead. The ompetiuon lor the children will oe the a-.ter-oL-sf Todr.y. the pr.msrv schools m-
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      Ten more for SACA register
      106 10 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Singapore Amateur, Cycling Association has on it& register a total of 10 members. The following 10 are the latest to join: Heng Gee Hai. Bill Aarsen, A. Valberg. Michael Chua Lam Ying Kit. Ch'ng Ah Lart Chay Meng Sun. Mahad bnAhmad.
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      Two 1st Dans in S'pore now
      85 10 SINGAPORE JTY Mmi ftM X >>e<. tetan of me Juao Club. K. S Iforrthy, who was aw.irded uit.i 4 biCv. n belt < ls>i kyu» iuM yea:, na.s be»i. graced 10 a !st ami (black oelt) ai :he clubs 25Uj grading contest. The,e are
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      CHAMPION OW'S AIM —LIFT OF 630 POUNDS
      246 10  - CHAMPION OW'S AIM —LIFT OF 630 POUNDS J. EZEKIEL By SINGAPORE. Mon. The State's flyweight champion. Ow Pook Seng. must improve his total poundage to 630 if he wants to be among the hr>t three at the Rangoon S.E.A.P. Games. They take place m December 1961. The president of the
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    Centre-forward Pereira plays ero for teachers at hockey
    192 11  -  JEFFREY JAMES *"HBB| a. »f ««>» by a rrni SIIKXTO WAV, Monday. uUAL fifteen minutes before the end by centre-forward Pereira gave Singapore Uhc hers mon full points m their Division Une hockey match against Chinese yesterday. Teachers should have been up
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    SEAP Postponement puts S'pore in spot
    95 11 SEAP Postponement puts S'pore in spot ly Olympic officials do bul the postponement Peninsula Games iiilkt MHil is going to ms for over- this spot of ary to i lain fol LP Gam. AFTER THE TEAM THE BIGGER TO PUT AN \N GAMES carer than flnd betv pebbles It; ras
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    Undergrads, minus Alex Delilkan, lose annual match
    115 11 Undergrads, minus Alex Delilkan, lose annual match SEPOY LINKS, Monday. "pill. Graduates of Ihe University of Malaya scored an easy five-wicket win over the [Undergraduates m their annual cricket match >layed yesterday. The game which was bupi to end at 6.15 p.m much earlier. The batted ftr-t anci d out
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    Red table tennis team for London
    49 11 MOSCOW, Mon. The Somen's national table team left for London It compr Gennady Averin. an 18-year-old Moscow >tudent who is the naal champion. Rimas vichus and AlgimanSaunor The team will play four nd 1 y matche> with ious British teams, includ- ational team.
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    RAF team from Aden due today
    76 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. A British Forces Aden Peninsula team, comprising of 16 swimmers and water-polo players, will arrive m Singapore today to play a series of matchevS against local services and civilians teams. The players are all from the Royal Air Force except for
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    Match postponed
    27 11 THOMSON ROAD. Mon. The Singapore Hockey Association league m-atch between the Police and the C.S.C. which was .scheduled to have been played yesterday was poned.
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    KWAN TAKES THE CHINESE CHESS CROWN
    85 11 KWAN TAKES THE CHINESE CHESS CROWN SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Parliamentary Secretary, to the Ministry of Education, Mr. Leong Keng Seng, presented the prizes to tho winners of the Chinese chess tournament yesterday. The tournament was organ- ised by the P. A. P. Thomson i Road branch. The branch committee
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    Jurong win 14—3
    32 11 Jurong win 14— 3 QUEENSTOWN. Mon.— Jur- I ong Secondary School beat Queenstown Secondary School by 14 points (goal, penalty, and two tries) to three <try> m a friendly inter-school rugby match.
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    6 11 FARRER PARK. Mon.
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    JONG RACE WILL BE HIGHLIGHT AT BEDOK
    191 11 JONG RACE WILL BE HIGHLIGHT AT BEDOK BEDOK. Veil.— The seventh annual sea sports of a j Malay boating club called the "Lumba Kolek and Jong i Kampong Baru" m Jalan j Hajijah is to be held on Oct. I 23. The secretary of the club. Inche Ja,afar Jaja. said
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    Wee and Teo take the Stamford titles
    178 11 Wee and Teo take the Stamford titles Mon. Rit chard Wee snatch- Ed the Junior badminton singles title by defeating Robert Ng *15-4, 15-8! at the Stamford Community Centre's badminton and table tennis finals held over the weekend. At table tennis. T>o Chrr Kiat brat Richard Wee 17-21, 16-21, 21-15.
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    Flo gives up
    25 11 PORTPARTRICK. Mon. Florence Chadwick' abandoned her bid to swim from Northern Ireland to Scotland when 6*2 miles from the Scottish coast.— Reuter.
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    Smith (64 nett) is the Island Club medal winner
    64 11 Today's Sport THOMSON, Monday. TV J. Smith (64 nett) won the Royal Island Club's C Division monthly medal Stroke yesterday. Smith was also the Ballsweep winner with 21 nett. The following are the winners of the quarter- j final Race Course
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    RACE FINISHES AT KUALA LUMPUR
    111 11 ■sEsssisgH MC93M CL S, Div. 3— 6 F. Won by: 3. 3. i. Time: lmin. M 4 Cl. 5, Div. 2— 6 F. Won by 1. nk., 6. Time: lmin. IT. CI. 5. Div. I— 6F. Won by: hi. 1 hd.. nk. Time: lmin. IT
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    106 11 Star Soccerites are back in demand FARRER PARK. Mon. Star Soccerites, the former Division One glamour team which was revived only a month back, has again found Its popularity. They are back In demand and nave been invited across the Causeway. The Johore Bahru Football Association has invited the Soccerite.>
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    'WE'RE NOT USED TO ROBUST PLAY'
    335 12 I Cup defeat has not disheartened Makassar tourists SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. THE Peratuan Sepakbola Seluruh Indonesia. runners-up in the Aga Khan Soccer (up Competition among Muslim nations, lew into Singapore at 3.40 p.m. yesterday afternoon fully prepared for their two games against the Singapore
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    Crusaders trounce rivals 12-2
    175 12 Crusaders trounce rivals 12-2 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon -Retrievers will have to live up to their name if they are to retrieve prospects of winning the Softball League D Yesterday Crusaders trounced them 12 It was a key game, and a tremendous triumph for Crusaders who thus beat their closest So
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    TWO MEN KILLED IN FOOTBALL RIOT
    222 12 KAMPALA (Uganda. Mon. Two Africans died :':icrs hospital iate yesterday alter what Led "stampede" at the end ol a turbulent da soccer nnaL the I ended In a 1-1 draw. Uganda's Police Commissioner, Mr. M. J. Macoun. said the crowd ol 25.000 disagreement" with
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    25 12 TOKYO. Mon. Bantam Kid Independent of the Philippines knocked out Kenji Inagakl of Japan m j the seventh round.—Reuter. I Reuter
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    Veni Vici total five winners at K. Lumpur
    648 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS See How They Ran j By K. LUMPUR. Mon. AfALAYAS leading A owner, Veni Vici Stable, consolidated its position at the head of the winning list for this year with another two victories at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. This double made
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    20 12 LONDON. Mon. South Africa's Rugby Union team. arrived at Southampton yesterday for a tour of Britain. Reuter
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    12 12 MADRID Mon. GolferSebastian Miguel won the Spanish Open Reuter
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    194 12 TROUNCING FOR THE INCOME TAX TEAM KALLANG. Mon. Two to-ter-departmental team events m the Civil Service Association's badminton championships were played off at the PWD Sports Club on Saturday night. Traffic Police trounced In- come Tax 5-0 m the first tie. Statistics Department proved better at figures than the Land
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    208 12 England lose athletics to Germans Berlin, moil Bast Oermany beat England 1m .m athletics international here. They won the men's match by 116 points to 95 avenging their 108-104 defeat In London last year, and took the women's, contest by 68 points to 50. Arthur Rowe. British blacksmith, set a
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    11 12 LEIPZIG. Mon—The World Chcs.s Olympics opt-n here togiay. U.P.I.
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    24 12 NAVAL BASE, Moil- Amicable Athletic Association beat Dockyard ij-o m a so iriendly here. Scorer.-,: Kirn Siak Cheont? Wai rh,,^,.
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