The Singapore Free Press, 21 October 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST BEAD The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1960. 13 CENTS
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    K. ROCKET WARNING TO US.
    637 1 K. R OCKET WARNING TO US. Nik reports to Moscow crowd on trip to UN, then quotes Pentagon decision on subs t ninal brink-of-war jlicy...the cold can become hot' M ushche^ warned America last nijrht that the Soviet nuclear submarines armed with rockets, following re- had decided to send such
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    U.S. aid for Laos
    5 1 firmed
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    U.S. ambassador to Cuba is recalled
    202 1 FIRST EMBARGO SHOCK NOW 'JUST A COINCIDENCE' SAYS STATE DEPT. WASHINGTON. Fri. AIR. Philip Bonsai. Jl United States Ambassador to Cuba, is to return to Washington for consultations. officials said yesterday. They added they expected that an ambassador whether it was Mr. Bonsai ther
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    Forecast by paper
    5 1 NO cunDaily
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    War memorial date
    28 1 LONDON. Kn.— The Duke Ol Gloucester, president of .he Commonwealth War Graves Commission, will unveil the CommonI «t Phaleron neui A- hen^. i,n May 10.
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    Jehovah man' wants to 'buy' himself out of Air Force
    795 1  - Jehovah man wants to 'buy' himself out of Air Force HAROLD SOH I By SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. a* two senior Royal Air Force aircraftsmen serve 112 days m a lock-up. one of their colleagues. SAC Dennis Orchard, 22, is waitins for his parents to remit SI. BOO from England to
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    Repatriation talks
    25 1 TOKYO. Pri. -Representatives o: the Japan and North Korean Rrd Cross organisations last night the repatriation nf Koreans l'rom Japan to North Korea.
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    English is important
    459 1  -  DAVID TAMBYAH I WE MUST RETAIN THE BEST FEATURES OF ALL STREAMS OF EDUCATION, SAYS YONG By i Singapore City. Fri. pXGLISH should be regarded as an important foreign language m self-governing Singapore, declared the Minister for Education, Mr. Yony: Nvnk Lift, this morning. "And this fact
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    Lower death rate in Europe
    35 1 new YORK. Prt Otnenl In mosi of V. Europe lias dropped r?v 9 1; pei by 43 }-»ci from tubercuJ ti per cent since 1947, to the World Health ion.
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    Tengku Rahman tells Dief: How we defeated the terrorists
    164 1 Tengku Rahman tells Dief: How we defeated the terrorists OTTAW A, Fri.— Tengku Abdul Rahman. Prime Minister of Malaya, spent nearly two hours m conferences with Canada's Prime Minister, Mr. John Diefenbaker, and the cabinet yesterday. outlining the measures taken by his government to combat communism. The 58-year-old Commonwealth statesman
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    Envoy exchange
    28 1 i LONDON, m —Britain and the United Arab Republic will, r jointly announce an exchange of i ambassadors on Nov. 15. according to well-in formed sources.
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    STOP PRESS
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    Gold shares in demand in a firm market: London prices improve
    202 2 Gold shares in demand in a firm market: London prices improve LONDON, Fn. Jill-, slock markets m London tockn wen ui-iktiilly linn bill llu 1 outstanding \\;is the strength and activity i gold shares Following the srns;i lional rise- m the London price of gold. Gold share prices red and
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    World reaction to gold price rise: Advance in all the main marts
    107 2 World reaction to gold price rise: Advance in all the main marts LONDON. Friday. YESTERDAY'S London "gold rush" which ill Hie price ol -old soaring lo l"S$4O ;m ounce live dollars above Ihe official price took world markets l>\ sin-prise. ISHINGTON E J 3 539. M\\ \OKK B roRO> ro:
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    Wall Street : Market closes heavy
    166 2 Wall Street Market closes heavy NEW YORK: Gold shares dominated trading on Wall Street yesterday. The London news that the dollar price there had soared to $40 an ounce sparki d oil a renewed bcrambh> for these snares. Mclntyre Porcupine remained one oi the lavourite> but ihe best gain war
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    Small offers in thin market
    62 2 AMSTERDAM: The marrY Ket was weaker yesterInternationals, utter a firmer opening, weakened owing to small offerings m a thin market. Aku, Philips and Unilever were lower. Royal Dutch, however, held unchanged while Hoogovens improved. In plantations, Deli recovered strongly m a very quiet market. Shippings
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    STRIKE AT STEYN MINE: 120 WHITE WORKERS REFUSE TO WORK
    119 2 STRIKE AT STEYN MINE: 120 WHITE WORKERS REFUSE TO WORK OKANGE FREE STATE: About 120 white mine-work-ers ro I used for the second time yesterday to go underground at number one shift of the President Steyn Gold Mine. The men have now been on the surface for 24 hours and
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    Lock icon New textile machine
    62 2 MOSCOW: A nu.cnme for i he simultaneous shunning and ooubling of ouoi,. mixed ya. ?nd special yarns ha& been deigned by engineers ■>! a textile machinery plant m Tashkent, Uzbek. accorair.s; to he Soviet news agency. Tass. The agency describes it as j "a new departure m
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      83 2 LONDON. Oct. 20. Previous loruv COPRA PniiiBDH'f ■If. U.K. North European parts iflivertrt weight oc long ton Oct. mTm il^i f ;OPRA, Strait* Borneo c.l t. UK./ North European portt delivered weight per long ton Oct N»¥. i*> .OCONUT OIL crune Strait* C.i.f. European port* in oulk
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      U.S. Pepper
      31 2 Malabar *ixv :»3. afloat* M|, Oct. Shipment 47. Larnr-ong spot ,*3. afloats <<>;. Oct. shipment Ifnntok *iiite ta unquoted, Oct. ship7<>. ■»^!:.r«. tx-dock. t pj-u-ea Quott-d fa US. crnti i
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      Dow Jones Averages
      33 2 NEW YORK, Oct. 20. Previous Today «O industrial* 5S7.O1 20 Railroads »_>««() 124.42 40 Demettto Bcndl M 33 S4.M 16 UtilitiM m.c«1 ftb Stocks Componto Avtragta 196 12 194 67 I
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      New York Prices
      43 2 PftVIOUS TIN Strait* soot 103.12 1'1H r RUBBER Future! Nov. 33. *0 Jar*. 32.50 SALES: 76 lots. TONE. Steady No. 1 RSS Nov landed pric* 33j 331 COFFEE Future* Contract Otc 36. U7* 36.11 A DriCCJ QUOtfeii U. (-> icTTl Ctrl
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      110 2 LONDON. Oct. 20. Pr ev ions i O'i.,, RUBBER No. 1 Rb ei f. Eureoca' port* Oct unquoted unquoted Nov 27 11 16 27 13 16 RUBBER No. 1 R*S Spot 281 M* RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Termi. Nov. 28 3 lfi Dec 28 1
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    UP 0 DOWN 53 UNCHANGED 121
    406 2 I J NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. Singapore, ihwu INDUSTRIALS Previous \ut Aiex. B•lc^s Cras. (N) .30 Atlas fee U Bu<az BOUSTEAD 1.18 1.16V2 8.8. Petrol J- I B.M. Trustees 5.2a 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 1 20 3 IJO 3 Ords.
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    LOOK AROUND
    472 2 Trade debts accord TOKYO: The Japanese Foreign Ministry has said that Japan and Brazil had reached an agreement on the settlement of Brazil's outstanding trace debts with Japan. They totalled about Mss4 million. Official notes pertaining to the new arrangement were exchanged m Rio De Janeiro be- tueen
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    Financial Times paint a rosy picture of tin mart
    50 2 Financial Times paint a rosy picture of tin mart By the FREE PRESS MAi- SIM. IPORI "THK October wb>m forth some pleasing "Lodestar/ m the Fin notebook. **It \\;is therefore i how unresponsive tin i Tin Corporation ivei i higher interim !<>i the The chas; A I Rubbers i A
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    Oil expert warns of Soviet threat
    235 2 Oil expert warns of Soviet threat BEIRUT. Fri. A Soviet affairs expert said yesterday that Russia's oil exports" to the non-Commun-ist world may double In the next lour years. paper to that effect by Theodore Shabad. an American .specialist on Russia, was read at the second diy session of the
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    Steady rubber in Singapore puzzles London mart
    182 2 Steady rubber in Singapore puzzles London mart LONDO TL was quiet initial somewhat puj adme.v> at Alter patchy bu- porarily confused by sudden spurt of gold and Its p< ssible percussions but on < reflection major veered to thei likelihood of d >liar cior any other di anco sir.cc then
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    Estimate of worlds agricultural output
    29 2 ROML: World production is nkely to Increase li :9*< > t'nited Nations P culture < It predicted reco: for wheat, sugar, fa meat. rr>:ion an comniod:
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    Copper talks dead
    34 2 J<AMIA(.<i the Chuquican. dispute were at a pjiain with *he Ant,' panjr holding ?o m oOn 1 7.8 per made earlier (hit nv :epre;*eiitavr alter a ir.e* Mackenna. th« medu. HJGHJ
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      155 2 peg* BMPS/N CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today arr: Laos 1/2. Steel Artisan 4/5* Peruvian Reefer oA, Stiaat Cook 6/7. KrLsrir. Baklce 8/9. Alcinous IC/11, Hakubasan Maru 13/14. Straat Magelhaen 15/16. Ho^gh Dene 18. Svend Maenk 19. Gian s Lee N. Wall l, Lalang N.
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    Acupuncture can now cure cancer'
    381 3  -  IAN MOK-AI WOMAN EXPERT MAKES A NEW CLAIM FOR ASIAN PANACEA OF ALL HUMAN AILMENTS By SINGAPORE CITY, Fri ancient art of acupuncture an Asian panacea for almost all human ailments received new standing last week when one expert m Singapore claimed that it could
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    RAMLI 18, IS A HIT AS THE HERO IN MALAY DRAMA 'TAMING SARI'
    20 3 RAMLI 18, IS A HIT AS THE HERO IN MALAY DRAMA 'TAMING SARI' m 0 Fted chairman m I I'
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    Behind their calm and polished dances... 11th. hour excitement
    254 3  -  CONRAD CHEW By SINGAPORE CIT V, Fn. Behind th c polished peron the or the Victoria tre often lies extement and commotion backstase. i This was the >cene at the Anal and prize-distribution if the Youth Cultural Festival organised by the
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    Community Centre
    29 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. A Community Centre will be opened by Mr. Lim Teck Hin. Assemblyman for Tiong Bahru, at En Chin Street, at 5 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Art competitions
    24 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. I —Photography, calligraphy and art contests are now j being held at the Chinese IV.M.C.A. hall m South Pier.
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    Police band to play
    22 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. The Singapore Police Band will perform at the Botanic Gardens on Sunday at 5 p.m.
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    HE SAVES UP TIFFIN MONEY FOR A TRIP TO FRANCE
    150 3 HE SAVES UP TIFFIN MONEY FOR A TRIP TO FRANCE mANGLIN. Fri. Joseph 1 /co Hock Chuan. 27. Ol Tanglin Road, a senior student at St Joseoh's Institution, is saving up his 50-cents transport and tiffin money daily for a trip to France to study art. Joseph, the second son
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    Market opening
    29 3 SINGAPORE CITY. P ri. The Assemblyman lor Queenstown. Dr. Lee Blew Choh. will officially open the Duchess Estate Market <ofT Margaret Drive > on Sunday. at 10 a.m.
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      97 3 r^^^^T^J spending jtjjf j few I t J Ej| Lj p ij V'Y tM Wi T^J I m< I i i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 L! lit i t 'Twß (Jf EX^'r* A*L JKBSm i x.^Lh^m I rt^ suddenly W&'^\^%&- .s'■■% '*^o^& [s^o off w^ I During
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      173 3 r"^^^c ryalf T A > 16)1 This remaikal-lo EXAKTA OMMn "itl" v Minpi Mffiei pro'«s KTVieoaMe m man\ iirldv .md im U th»- moxt (•\actini; rcquiiumntv of the serious amateur? photographn icienUsU nd artists F2.r>Bmm automati( diaphr <^m km I M \1 I 1 i' and FK. case I iS-nOmni
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      104 3 |l>l ||lfff Nil 1 I|I|II|||IIIIIIIII|»I |Ml Medium Wave 176 metres Concretf Jungle; 10.30 Ted Short Wave: 6Z metres Heath and his miKMc; 11.00 (4780 kr.s.) from Close down. J».OO p.m.— 10.00 p.m. daily. RADIO MALAYA P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- (41.7 metres) mary; 1.02 Pridfty fare; 1.30 PM jl5 Tiffi dt
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    Russia threatens to walk-out
    291 4 BUT EXPERTS PREDICT UN DISARM TALKS WOULD GO ON WITHOUT THE RED DELEGATES NEW YORK, Friday. Y^kSTERN experts on the disarmament problem yesterday inclined strongly to the belief that the Soviet Union was preparing a further walk-out, perhaps as early as next week. They said that
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    RUSSIA CHIDES BRITAIN FOR FAILING TO STATE ITS POSITION
    150 4 RUSSIA CHIDES BRITAIN FOR FAILING TO STATE ITS POSITION Italy— three of the five :ern members of me Genev t. committee By implication. Mr. Zorin yeMorday chided Britain and Fv.- ig to make their ons known. nous alarm" ther impor member.- stem powers" had **1 •ho sui aons and still
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    BRITISH AND U.S. FIRMS TO AID IN CHEAP ATOM POWER
    121 4 BRITISH AND U.S. FIRMS TO AID IN CHEAP ATOM POWER FRANKFURT, (West Germany). Fri. A British and an American firm are to co-operate m further development of the West German project for producing Uranium 235 cheaply by the centrifuge method, it was announced here yesterday. Dr. Feiix Alexander Premntzel, chairman
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    A FIGHT TO SAVE LIFE OF JEHOVAH 'BLUE' BABY
    114 4 A FIGHT TO SAVE LIFE OF JEHOVAH 'BLUE' BABY LONDON. Fri. The staff of the maternity hospital hore wore fighting last night to save the life of a new-born baby of a Jehovah's Witness. Yesterday the city's ChuVi Welfare Department was battling m the Juvenile Court for permission to give
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    U.N. gets tough: Troops will now patrol alongside Congolese
    167 4 U.N. gets tough: Troops will now patrol alongside Congolese f EOPOLDVILLE, Fri.— The *J United Nations announced last night that its troops would patrol alongside Congolese soldiers m an effort to stamp out the increasing wave of violence m Leopoldville. Mr. Rajeshwar Dayal. the Secretary-General's special representative m the Congo,
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    New shapes on the road soon ...and in lovely hues, too
    1157 5 New shapes on the road soon ...and in lovely hues, too t HE BRITISH MOTOR SHOW SPECIAL THERE ;irc nearly 400 cars From 10 countries on display :it the Motor Show, whirl] opened al Earls Court, LONDON, on Wednesday. Some are new models, some are old models with v face-lift,
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      19 5 PLATINUM r TINGS j O N D W A h ABLE r JPWARDS J* CHEAPER PALZFLEX *M-500" ">OSUR£ METER
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      105 5 The I Three speakers t r Mi I Superbly finished walnut i blc tone c»i 1 1 r tone re^is* t-in fci m ap| rb m > |i I 1 U STOKVIS (M) LTD., 135-139 Middle Rood, i.nflopor. Branches at Pcnong, IpoH, X Lumpur PLEASE \\~7] yourself y4H With >r^
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      54 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKI by Lee Falk and Phil Davis IHE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake CAIC l/ f wit fc^^^^MßSW B^fc^^ I ho/v^ vvrm aae f-jpyy ?}\TO come, home^ a -^l> Vot A^it^JWn FOR IT! PUT YOU -JUST LOOK AT Yt?uT) PONT
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    219 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Kennedy Quemoy IN THE United Stat< 1 Presidential candidate John Kennedy takes a bold stand on Quemoy and Matsu. Bold because he "If elected I will not defend these two islands If today Senator Kennedy stands a much better chance of getting to the White House than
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    Talking point
    12 6 I look upon indolence as a sort of suicide. —CHESTERFIELD.
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    AN IDEALIST WITH A DRIVING FORCE
    1200 6  - AN IDEALIST WITH A DRIVING FORCE IAN MOK-AI T^m TODAYS SUCCESS STORY H^^^^^^^^H By Singapore City, Fri. BID TO OVERCOME PREJUDICE ABOUT JEWS' SET FIRST CHIEF MINISTER OF SINGAPORE ON ROAD TO SUCCESS ]yjH. DAVID MARSHALL'S bushy eyebrows translating surprise for two wide eyes under a roof oi' rebellious hair
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    Grads told of their duty to public: 'Don't sit back on paying jobs'
    224 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Friday. GRADUATES of the University of Malay;), ■should not relax with a pipe ol contentmenl al home and listen to hi-fi records" after they have seemed lucrative jobs. Mr. Paul S. Abi>heganaden president of the
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    PRINCIPALS CALL POISON-PEN LETTER WRITERS OUT INTO THE OPEN
    166 6 PRINCIPALS CALL POISON-PEN LETTER WRITERS OUT INTO THE OPEN SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.-A number of anonymous letters, making serious allegations against a number of teachers m some schools, have been received m principals' offices These poison-pen letters end up m the wastepaper basket, but all the same they are causing concern
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    A $40,000 hall
    18 6 PARIT BUNTAR, Fri.—Bishop Hobart B. Amstutz will open the new $40,000 Methodist Hall here tomorrow.
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      32 6 Song of Lmr Eternally Beautiful ENGAGEMENT RINGS m Platinum A Gold I Set Diamonds. Jn P. H. HENORY I Jewellers 78, North Bridge Road M Adelphi Hotel. Spore, Bi Kuala Lumpur. B
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    US music groups may perform here under cultural exchange project
    393 7  -  LYDIA AROOZOO DR. HOSMER TOURS SIX COUNTRIES TO SEE HOW THEY LIKE PLAN' By SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. gINGAPORE may soon hear university or college orchestral and choral groups from the United States under the Inter-Cultural Exchange Programme a project sponsored
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    Local interest in birds increasing: Show to be held in 1961
    218 7 Local interest in birds increasing: Show to be held in 1961 SINGAPORE CITY Fn. The Singae Cage Birds Soty plans to hold a bird show early next ar when birds look their best. Fraser Brunner, prcicnt of the society, said c object of the exhibition is to increase the knowledge
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    Talk on Malaya and Singapore
    44 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Dr. Foo Voon Kai. Dean of of Commerce m the ang University, will give' •The Constitution .md Singapore" at j Cultural Centre. Canning •morrow at 2 30 p.m. Thr lecture is organised by Malayan Sociological ute.
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    Sweepstake duty
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Duty collected from sweepstakes from Jan. 1 to May 31 this year totalled $1,213,656. Mr. Low Por Tuck. Parliamentary etary to the Finance Mir. revealed m the Legis- >embly yesterday.
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    POP
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    Memory of an accident keeps family from returning to old home
    165 7 Memory of an accident keeps family from returning to old home rraoMSON road. Fri X The Malay family of four who had a narrow •'M.ipe when a giant tree uprooted during a partly demolished their home about a fortnii;ht ago, want to move house for «ood. Inthe Mazuki bin Abdullah
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    Exam results shock for the headmasters of commercial schools
    210 7 Exam results shock for the headmasters of commercial schools SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. ERINCIPALS of several leading commercial schools m Singapore are shocked by the results oi" this year's London Chamber of Commerce Spring examinations. REASON: The results were j even poorer than last year's, although the schools had j aimed
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    FUN FAIR TO AID NEEDY RETIRED NURSES
    105 7 FUN FAIR TO AID NEEDY RETIRED NURSES A LEXANDRA, Fri. The J\ Queen Alexandra Royal Army Nursing Corps Association will hold a funfair at the British Military Hospital ground tomorrow. Ten per cent of the collection will be given to the Children's Aid Society of Singapore. The rest will be
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    Girl wins contest
    32 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— j Twelve-year-old schoolgirl. Koh Soon Soo. of Bartley primary school won the top I prize of $50 and the first prize of $45 for the '"under
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    TOP PIANIST FROM U.S. HERE TO GIVE FREE RECITALS
    132 7 TOP PIANIST FROM U.S. HERE TO GIVE FREE RECITALS I SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— An American concert pianist. Miss Natalie Hinderas. will give a free recitalseminar for Singapore's music teachers at the Cultural Centre on Nov. 7. j Miss Hinderas, a leading concert, stage, radio and television artist is appearing m
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    CENTRE TO HOLD CONCERT FOR RESIDENTS
    109 7 CENTRE TO HOLD CONCERT FOR RESIDENTS BUKIT TIMAH. Fri.— The Community Centre will hold a concert next month lor the residents of this area. The concert will include dances of the various cultures of South East Asia. The centre is now having its inter-community basketball tournament, which started with an
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    Union gives up
    26 7 IPOH. PH.— The Drainage and Irrigation Department Employees' Union, which once claimed the distinction of bring Malaya's smallest national union with only two
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    Floating hospital
    35 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— The S. S. Hope, a floating hospital with $500,000 worth of medical supplies. 15 doctors and 25 nurses, is scheduled to call at Singapore m the latter part of April.
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    Music with milk for baby
    60 8 The latest for babies is a musical bottle holder by Kleinerts. Designed to leave mothers free to do other household chores while baby is being fed. the soothing notes of "Rock-a-baby Baby' will probably put him to bed. too. Heart-shaped, it is m coloured plastic
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    Sponge toys for toddlers
    30 8 One of the most practical selection of toys for tiny toddlers are m sponge. Your child can start a toyland zoo with this collection. From Robinson's
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    Holiday Laundering
    36 8 PLANNING a holiday trip? if so invest m a set of Launderpac, which contains a set of tiny, plastic clothespegs, a clothesline and a tube ot Dyion wash cream. Available m most department stores.
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    Glasses for girls is the latest look in high fashion
    391 8 Glasses for girls is the latest look in high fashion |SS" MISS KNOW-HOW 1 THE saying thai "men seldom make passes ai girls who wear glasses" is jusl ;i load of nonsense. It seems that the most fashionable girls m the city are sporting the most outrageous specs. Former classmate
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    New preparation helps to clear skin of spots and blemishes
    126 8 New preparation helps to clear skin of spots and blemishes DIMPLES, spots and blemishes have long been considered part of growing up. Often, teenagers retreat into their shells due l< i this embarrassment. Many cosmetic firms have come up with helpful preparations to help counter the blemishes. The latest on
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    Lock icon HERE IS A MODERN VERSION OF THE SAMFOO
    43 8 HERE IS A MODERN VERSION OF THE SAMFOO picture. A modern version of the samfoo for the fashionable young girl of today. Patricia Chan models this outfit in Tobralco. The broad, brown piping picks up the golden colour scheme attract ivclv.- Free Press
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    Nail polish remover
    37 8 DO YOU know that nail polioh remover i s now available m cream form? By Heluan, it Is very useful tor travelling, and does not evaporate as the liquid kind docs From Singapore Dispensary.
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    Now...the pin look
    37 8 Now... the pin look THE latest m accessor^ i Is ornamental hair pins. Tnosc by Daintie, available at Robinson's are the prettiest I've seen. Most are m white and brown, though a few are pink and grey.
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    CUCUMBER AND WATERCRESS CAN GIVE A COOL SOUP
    159 8 CUCUMBER AND WATERCRESS CAN GIVE A COOL SOUP IF you need a real cool soup, on a hot day, here it is Cucumber and watercress soup. You'll need two cucumbers, one and a half pints white stock, half pint hot milk, two tablespoons cream, two egg yolks, two ounces butter,
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    He's champion salesman at 16
    677 9 USED 'FRIENDLY ASION' TO a RECORD i,OOO E TING CARDS THE SINGAPORE SCENE vsIK PAXJAXG, Friday. Hoe, 16, of the 134Ui imljiv School Scout m selling more than s Internationa] Children's Is. f the 2.000 hoy scouts vvn from 150 scout troops tlu Junior Chamber
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    Rupert and the Windies-9
    91 9 In his astonishment at the sight of the weird strangers Rupert can hardly answer. P-please, 1 don't understand," he say« shakily. Who are you What are you talking about Tcha You're as dumb as the other cm squeaks the flying object. Don't wast* time. I tell
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      173 9 magic FIZzIES INSTANT SPARKLING DRINK fromaTABUT! fk Fizzies are so delicious, good for you too. Two glasses of Fizzies provide the minimum I daily requirement of Vitamin C fm [JJ so important for growth and good health. /*^N And Fizzies are easy to prepare; f no fuss, no mixing, no
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      303 9 SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: New Zealand,' 7.30 p.m. erformance at Katong Park from y.MC.A.: Malay National lan--30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. guage Std. 1 beginners, 9 a.m.; PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY: billiards room open from 9 a.m.; IF SINGAPORE- Joint exhibition table-tennis practice at 2 p.m.: f works by Peng Senc-Wu and body
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      173 10 F SALE I PEIPING STORE I 173, Orchard Rood, Tel: ***** ourchosc Terms con be arranged. Sole Aqcnfs:— THIAM HUAT CO., 80-82, Cecil Street, Sinoapore-1 Tel: *****. How Nice SAY IT WITH FLOWERS! Express Round-The- World Service ANYTIME ANYWHERE Orchids by Air to UK. We are members of the European
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      204 10 £^C/6*ce PR€CISIOfcJ 35mm Camera T^' 4CT7ON y*k c*—v; t a 3, The Arcodc Bldq Singapore- 1. Tel: *****. Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoat, quilt, woollen pullovers, undcrwears, scarf, gloves, jumpers, winfer pyjamas. Advice given FOOK ON Dept. Store 83 '85, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE- J.
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      242 10 BbV MR BY 4!^^'^^^^^P^^^^^^^^^^^^^'^^^^^^^^H|^PB^ *y^ Mfdf^^^j&JfiUfcß^ft 3tf%* y B^^BBBBTWff^ .^BBBBB^^ gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. A COMPLETE RANGE of
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      491 10 n SWANS STRETCHABLE NYLON socks are made to fit big feet small feet all feet! Made of durable material and available In an assortment of colours from the sole agents, SIAKSON TRADING CO., LTD., 26, Prinsep Street, phone *****. SAY IT WITH FLOWERS! Such a nice way of sending greetings
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      475 10 They have impo; ied Australia': famous Bonds range of smocknighties, sleeping bags, dressing gowns and matinee jackets which are on view at 53, High Street, phone *****- BEAUTIFULLY CARVED Teak and Camphor. vood chests enhance your nome and preserve your treasures. You can have them skilfully made 'o order or
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      268 10 on display at ADRIANS, 425 River Valley Roac, phone ***** A GRAND VARIETY of worldwide known brands of Tn*. tor Radios. Tape Recorders. Cameras, Watches etc are oi; sale at BOON CO, 16. Change Alley, phone *****. Prlct tins shop a:e pegged down to a competitive level. •RANLEIGH" HEWING MACHINES
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      232 10 SPECIAL X'MAS OFFER I ALL KIND OF SUITS IN DA' TERYLENE, MOHAIR, 1 AND WASHABLE MATERIAL CAN BE MADE BY US AT MUCH REDUCED P^ ENGLISH CUTTING AND STANDARD WORKMAN. SATISFACTION GUARA' OR NO PAYMENT. Kindly Visit: M. AKHTAR BROS Civil, Miltrory t lodies TaiJon 27, COLEMAN ST., S POP
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      53 10 CTS TOUR 1 (■9 M I Sr Cont,n c,>e ,>t 0 dn-^B YOUR Ba E v J m SOON joc| I CONSULT 0 r fc onf BEDSH:^ SINCERE WM 22. N hi> H mm DYEO IBM white vm I Paul "UITAB Hone Kite I 500 o JVAI U THE OI.DES'ifl
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    EVEREADY CHALLENGE ALL OTHER BUSINESS FIRMS
    95 12 J>IKIT TI.MAH, Fri. Eveready Sports lub challenge the business and banking firms oi Singa pore to a swimming rare. repn SwimmiJ i ampion- busiso the ot be left out of this Billy hope to beal other o enter O: 'W« iJoi t to win
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    More boys take to the water at Gan Eng Seng
    410 12 a/iiujno, T^HE fourth annual Gan Eng Seng School carnival held at th^ Chinese Swimming Club yesterday was a success, with seven records broken. Keen competition m all the events showed that more pupils are now turning to the water to
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    Tan remains champion
    105 12 SJINCiAPORK CITY. Fri.—Bril- Tan Kirn 800 AthietK last night's final four bull open billiards championand thus retained his title. It took him 80 minutes to reach marca point i! 400. Kival Teo Sun (YMCA) struggled be-! hind with 20T) points Highlight was a break of 78 by
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    British soccer
    36 12 LOXDOX. Fri. Last night's soccer: Football League Cup. first round replay: Scumhorpe 0 Rochdale 1. Second round: Notts County 1 Brighton 3. Irish Gold Cup semi-linal (at Distillery s ground): Coleraine 2 Lmiield*2. Reuter.
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    Panjang win 2-1
    27 12 PASIR PANJANG. Fri.—Pa--sir Panjang beat Outram 2-1 at schools hockey. Lim Hup. Kweo scored lor Outram Bakshish Singh and Darshan Kumar for Pn.sjr Panjang.
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    Entries closing
    17 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.—Fumes close today for the Singapore Recreation Club children's sports on Nov. U.
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    Gurkha rugby win
    18 12 AVER RAJAH. Fri. 5 Gurkha Coy R.M.P. trounced 443 R A n on_n of -„,.u
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    Confidence didn't make it easy for S'pore Chinese
    257 12 Confidence didn't make it easy for S'pore Chinese Singapore Chinese 5; Europeans Eurasians. I TALAN BESAR, Fri. Confidence! The Singapore Chinese must have learned by now that it does not warrant victory. Not at full strength, they hoped to get an easy »ame. They did win. but the score does
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    Jeffery James
    162 12 DGDFGDF TMIK "a R m:; but still nimblr' (quote from Jakarta report) Terry Sonneville is not the onl\ old-timer out to show that agr doesn't count, even m world class hadnr.nton, m this rase, the Indonesian open championship-, starting at Purwokerto. Central .la. a. on SundayTHKKK'S Sl\(i.\l*OKh'S ONETIME
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    Bolton oust Hull 5-1 in replay
    49 12 Bolton oust Hull 5-1 in replay LONDON. Fn. Footba:i je Cup first round: Exeter City 1 Manchester United 1. Re- j plays: Port Vale 3 Queens Park j Rangers 1 (after extra time; score i I at 90 mm. 1-1). Bolton Wanders 5 Hull City 1. Bradford 1 La:.
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      174 12 HOTELS LICENSING REGULATIONS, 1956. APPLICATION >R CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION. ition m re&pi I ment of the facts pore-6. n at whi ired that the applici NAME HOTEL I I'i-EM Road, v l dk Road I'ond. S Bin) I I v Road, s i-' Btagai ylanu >iort H E r«\ ■r*
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      262 12 -Get your name m today.— FIRST SINGAPORE OPEN SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIPS. To be held on Saturday, November 5, 1960, at RJ*er Valley Road City Council Pool. (Qualifying heats Nov. 4 at 5 p.m.) I wish to enter for the following events: Events numbers: Qtix«n of < f record classif.cation) [50 l
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      150 12 In Singapore for over 40 years now v^ Jit W^,\ Service after Sol. indeed but all toe substonce behind im Whether you buy from us o o t cine camera /pro any other article < w, s manufacture, you cor SUf to-dote and quic> Swiss Exper rAJ IN SOUNDS SIHCAPORI
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