The Singapore Free Press, 3 November 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    KE COMES OUT FOR NIXON
    356 1 I Ticker-tape and confetti drive down Id to rally Ipport I Kennedy NEW YORK. Thursday JICKLR-TAPE and confetti virtually blotted out the sun yesterday as President Eisen- e >, drove into New York with Mr. Richard Nixon m a bid to transfer some of his
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    London woman signs a deed to give aid to violinist Pan Hon
    62 1 heie on beHon. whic. an additional up to £20." :.;11. p.aised Mr. Goii on Pn u I I seco. Singapore. to be much bet- to develop a* nor5 p IWe— an forrr.er Eugene Ysaya is the .d he
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    U.S. urged to join tin pact
    444 1 OTHERWISE IT WONT BE COMPLETE, MALAYA TELLS UNITED NATIONS NEW YORK, Thursday. j^jALAYA yesterday called on the United States to join the new international tin agreement. Mr. (idi Chong Keal told the General Assembly's economic committee that Malaya w;is "particularly happy" that a new
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    ALL-WOMEN TEAM SEES CLUES OF SNOWMAN
    114 1 ALL-WOMEN TEAM SEES CLUES OF SNOWMAN T E\v DELHI. Thurs.— Fresh X tracks similar to thobe of the abominable snowman were seen by a si member all women Japanese Himalayan expedition last month. Mr Hraakawi. the expedition leader, said yesterday. Mrs. Hosakawa. who returned here after climbing the 20.000-foot high
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    'Get out' order
    23 1 BEIRUT. Than. Lebanese security authontM former Syrian Member of Parliament. Mr. Firzat Mamluk. to leave the oouotry wwhiu 38 nours.
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    Mrs. Koek quits her job as top film censor
    94 1 Mrs. Koek quits her job as top film censor SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Mrs. Cynthia Koek. chairman. Board of Film Censors, has left Government Service. Her contract expired on Monday and the Government did not renew it. Mrs. Koek yesterday said that she hoped to be m Singapore for about two
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    STEPMOTHER FED GIRL, 4, WITH NEEDLES
    87 1 STEPMOTHER FED GIRL, 4, WITH NEEDLES rKYO. Thurs. Police said yesterday doctors continued to extract 46 fragments of needles from the stomach, buttocks and thighs of a four-year-old girl m Chino, Central Japan. Police quoted doctors as saying that the girl's complete recovery might be difficult. Police questioned her stepmother
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    Anglo-Indonesian air pact signed
    29 1 LONDON, Thurs. An agreement providing for the mutual grant of facilities for air services between the governments of Britain and the Indonesian Republic j *^i_
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    University graduate is first Asian to be No. 1 at the Customs
    138 1 University graduate is first Asian to be No. 1 at the Customs SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. BESPECTACLED Mr. Tan Sou Chye, 45, becomes the first Asian to be appointed Singapore's Comptroller of Customs. Mr. Tan, whose appointment became effective yesterday, succeeds Capt. R.F. Tufnell who officially retires today. A pre-war graduate
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    CHILDREN TOLD TO KEEP OFF CHANGI AIRFIELD
    80 1 CHILDREN TOLD TO KEEP OFF CHANGI AIRFIELD CiHANGI, Thurs. The j Royal Air Force, Changi has warned parents that it will not be responsible for injuries sustained by children playing around the old Valetta ruseiage at the airfield. Parents were reminded that the airfield is out of bounds at all
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    MALAYAN, HK FUNDS
    22 1 ManatieiV price, focl.i Malayan Fund by selling $121. Se Puna buviiic 94 Ptnrt Hon^ 99 HK cenfs, .selling HI
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    Selective demand for industrials... lack of interest in gilts
    361 2 Selective demand for industrials lack of interest in gilts LONDON. Thurs. TIIKKK was a Vsljtihtlv better ling m Ihe London stock markets terdav, with industrials presenting a general satisfacton appearance m l>onsc to a selecinand. at was helped by the overnight >nt on V. and the m before the close,
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    Rubber dealers cautious and sellers hold off as values go up
    156 2 Rubber dealers cautious and sellers hold off as values go up LONDON. Thursday. y A 1. 1 l.s were marked up by a farthing a >und at the opening m response to the it levels al Singapore but dealers took a (Millions iew of the rally and buyers held off.
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    Internationals steady
    43 2 Internationals steady The mar- ket In general was finn yesterday. Internationals although quiet were steady particularly Phillips. Amsterdam rubber was again meeting speculative demand m the plantation section. Shippings were maintained m very limited turnover but state loans were m general somewhat easier.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    114 2 SHIPS IN PORT QUIPS lying alonside the SingaE O pore Harbour Board wharves 3 or expected today are: Dzierzyn- ski 12, Neder Ebro 4/5. Kapitan S Kosko 6 A, Pres. Arthur 6/7, Tjine- trara 8 9. Thalatta 10/11. MetalSi lure: Baykov 15/16. Glenearn 18. Hoyo Maru 19. Pesco Lighter No.
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    13 men halt work at Jaguar factory
    21 2 COVENTRY: A strike by 13 plating shop men stopped all production yesterday at the
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    CAPETOWN CALLS FOR A RISE IN PRICE OF GOLD
    166 2 CAPETOWN CALLS FOR A RISE IN PRICE OF GOLD I Finance and industry Page Two today five* yo« the ups and downs of your shares. JOHANNESBURG, Thurs. J —The South African Minister ot Finance. Dr. £ben Onges, last night called for raising of the price 01 gold. He asked for
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    Higher port rates
    55 2 LONDON: London port charges will go up from Nov. 21 because of higher costs, mainly caused by recent pay and pension awards to dockers and port staff. The surcharge on rates for dues ana rent on Miips is to go up by five per cent, and on
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    Round the World Market Prices
    331 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: All prices Oelom fre middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Nov. 2. Previous «<ida> UBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports. Nov 26 1/16 2*l/16 Dec 26 o 16 26 V- »16 RUBBER No. 1 R&S Spot 26i 26| RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement
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    421 2 UPT^l?^] DOWN CXU UNCHANGED 156 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fv 'ous Tccay I Alex. Bricks Ords. (N) .9C .90 Atias Ice 11.00 Buyers BOUSTEAD 1.18 1.17 8.8. Petrol 40/ IV* 4C B.M. Trustees 525 5.25 Con. T.n Smeit. Pref. r2O 3 3 Ords. 4. (6
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    DIVIDENDS
    164 2 Guest Keen. Nettlefolds LONDON: Guest Keen and Nettlefoids— a rights issue of one-ior-six at 70 per share to raise approximately £22.6 million is to be made. Interim dividend five percent >ax (same) plus special non-recurring dividend 2 cent (nil) not subject to tax from profits realised during 1960 by
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    Top British directors impressed by Russia
    194 2 LONDON. Thur.s. Six leading British businessmen who made a 17-day fact-finding tour oi Russia reported today they were •'protoundly impressed by Soviet progress and the promise the future holds ior it" The team, from the Institute oi Directors— Britain's top management "trade union" -was
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    Malaya will outstrip Indonesia in rubber production
    60 2 Malaya will outstrip Indonesia in rubber production By the FREE PRESS MARKET SINGAPORE nj "]T SEEMS that Malaya will fMt single produdi this year by quite a substan iaJ its nearest rival, Indom»*i. ation interest* section Chronicle, London. **TIk i latest estimates j puts tin's year M 720. in tons
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    TAKE-OVERS
    118 2 Moss Empires Limited LONDON: A£5.700.000 takeover involving three London theatres and other theatres throughout Britain was announced here. Millionaire property tycoons Jack Cotton and Charles Clore announced that they had ;mned forces with impresario Bernard Delfont m the take-over tor Mo^s Empires. Ltd. The theatre proup also has an
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    ROUND-UP
    168 2 $510 mil. steel work LONDON: Tube Investment!* Limited have announced that they would develop a new MSSIO million integrated .^teel works on site near their existing factory m Rotherham. Yorkshiie. The announcement said it would be one of the most advanced and economical works ii Europe, while the existing
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    Downturn, but bank sees a record 1960 for U.S.
    93 2 Downturn, but bank sees a record 1960 for U.S. YORK: Th< UJS I I October tends to confirm that the sidewuvs movement which lasted until way modt rate First N said In Lett* In m? Is mild, it noted •"nothing In current de\ merits contradicts the earlier expectation that the
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    THAILAND GOVT. BANS SUGAR IMPORTS
    46 2 THAILAND GOVT. BANS SUGAR IMPORTS BANGKOK ThUTi Thai Govprnmc: decided to ban the imp of foreign sugar into Thi land m order to help local sugar industr; Industry Minister. Mr. Boon Charoenchai, said yesterday. The puvernmen take oiher Jerm mea.su: < proauctioii ol Counin. i.c a dried.
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    U.A.R. seeks rice
    29 2 COLOMBO. Thu: United Arab Repubii iniormed the Ceylon M i.stry of Food I pared to sell rice to at the world man A traae delega: dfd
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    SO INCONSIDERATE
    24 3 cars L|ies this road jassable t I Long wait i jobs available i industry A VIEW OF CARS CAUGHT IN A JAM
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    S-DRIVE TO KEEP OVERAGE CLASSES GOING
    25 3 S-DRIVE TO KEEP OVERAGE CLASSES GOING BVI Thur- be th( N to for t Chi- admission commil drop m the income from :ees would not
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    Undergrad says: Barrier between English and Chinese students down
    218 3 Undergrad says: Barrier between English and Chinese students down JIIHm-: is no longer students <>l Chinese education. They now li JURONG, Thursday. a barrier between the and English streams of lave the same spirit and identical aims. was stated by Mr kg Joo Eng. President of Scie: ig University, m
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    New Shell station
    31 3 TANGLIN. Thurs. A new Shell service .station at the junction of St. Martin's Drive and Tanglin Road has been completed and it is expected to be opened shortly.
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    NOW THEY CAN GO AHEAD IF CHAIRMAN IS ABSENT
    105 3 NOW THEY CAN GO AHEAD IF CHAIRMAN IS ABSENT lOHORE BAHRU. Thins J A Bill amending the State Public Service Commission Enactment. 1959. has been passed by the State Legislative Assembly. The Enactment had provided that the powers of the commission were exerciseable at a meeting at which the chairman
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    Residents' thanks
    31 3 JOO CHIAT. Thurs.—Residents and motorists m Onan Road are thankful to tht 1 Government for rubberising the 200 yards road. This road, a one-way-street, was once bumpy and narrow.
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    No plan yet to scrap Daks: They're still serving Malaya well
    153 3 No plan yet to scrap Daks: They're still serving Malaya well SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Th s 13-year-old Malayan Airways Dakota fleet will not be replaced for at least two more years, a spokesman for the airline said. It will be at least another year before serious consideration is given to
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    Libraries for seamen have books in many tongues
    288 3  -  BOB PERIES By TANJONG PAGAR, Thurs. gEAFARERS coming to Singapore from all over the world need not worry about reading material here. Connell House and the Asian Seamen's Club have libraries stacked with books m prao iii ucaily all languages. The "Connell
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    FOLK DANCE EXPERT IS HERE AGAIN TO TEACH
    93 3 FOLK DANCE EXPERT IS HERE AGAIN TO TEACH CITY. Thurs. *3 American folk dancer. Ricky Holden, is here again for three months to teach teachers, community centre leaders, and others m folk dancing. This is Mr. Holden's third visit here after a sixweek teaching trip m North Borneo. Brunei and
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    HE IS FIRST AUSSIE TO HEAD THE BRIGADE GROUP HERE
    109 4 HE IS FIRST AUSSIE TO HEAD THE BRIGADE GROUP HERE SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Brigadier F. G. Hassett, 42, the first Australian to command the 28th Commonwealth Infantry Brigade Group m Malaya arrived here. The Brigadier who has a distinguished career .said he was immensely pleased at the appointment and was
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    Lodge meeting
    38 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs.— The International President of the Theosophical Society Mr. N. Sri Ram will give a talk on "a search for happiness" at a lodge meeting at No. 8 Cairnhill Road at 8 p.m.. today.
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    Lock icon Clerk takes a bride
    55 4 Edie Leslie Fenn and his bride. Miss i Joyce Margaret Campbell, smile happily after their wedding at Trinity Church, Royal Air Force, Changi. The bridegroom I is an operations clerk at Air Traffic Control and the bride a telephonist. A reception was held at the Malcolm
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    Weekend bazaar at school raises over $1,000 for Cheshire Home
    400 4 y r* HANG I, Thurs.— The sale of work at Changi School last Saturday, m aid of the Cheshire Home, was a big success as the organisers reached their target of over $1,000. It was easy to see that weeks
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    They want to end flood
    138 4  -  ERIC FOO Heavy rains wash away efforts to beat rwl SHALLOW AND p I LAID DRAINS ARE I THE CAUSE OF n I SAY RESIDENTS I By I RESIDENTS of Jalan ban Jalan Ishak and Loron; Jalan Eunos area want th deepened as a precaution
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    A new plaque
    35 4 BEACH ROAD. Thurs. A new plaque which has been erected at the headquarterof the St. John's Ambulance Brigade m Beach Road will be unveiled on Poppy Day Nov. 13 at 9.00 a.m.
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    Deepavali picnicker pick beauty queen
    52 4 rpELOK MATA IRAN. X Thurs. The Dctpavali Social picnic held recently at Telok Mata Ikan was attended by about 150 people and was a success. Besides sinking, swimming, and playing games, three contests were also held the Ulentime con: t« v( Th» J won <
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    REMEMBRANCE DAY: CHANGI SILENCE PLEA
    75 4 REMEMBRANCE DAY: CHANGI SILENCE PLEA /CHANGI, Thurs. A two- \^> minute .silence will be observed at R A.F. Changi at 11 ajn. on Remembrance Sunday, Nov. 13. A gun will be fired from the top of Changi Hill at that time and again after the two minutes. Everyone on the
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    HEADACHE
    400 5 wHA T REALLY BRINGS ON A... MANKINDS MOST«# COMMON COMPLAINT OFTEN ORIGINATES OUTSIDE THE HEAD rt 1 R approach i> to treat Jlih a whole V 7 4,^ aller- everything is P. bnedman, n neuropsychiatthe Headache M <( Hospital. it is Ihe the United l> lo treating headache mmon
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    Another $20,000 creche
    155 5 Singapore City. Thurs. I— THE Government looking for a suitable site m one of the populated to build a he. S. Woon. Director of Social Welfare Depart:old the Free Press ould cond: of densely popuhdii to :e. aid that it intention of the Government to build the
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    Bigger harvests forecast in three centres
    579 5 Bigger harvests forecast in three centres RICE... THE OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT PROSPECTS for the world production of rice m the 1960-61 season arc, m general, satisfactory despite earlier setbacks m some Asian countries, according to the October Rice Supplement oi the Commonwealth Economic Committee's Grain Bulletin. It says that a
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      Charity and the refugees
      94 6 THERE is still a lot of charity m this hard, cruel world that daily threatens to blow itself up m atomic holocaust. If you don't believe this then take a look at the golden stream of dollars that has been pouring into the coffers of the
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      The 1,000 volunteers
      190 6 r^NE thousand volun- teers will help the Singapore Government carry its family planning campaign to the country. One thousand volunteers who are now taking a course on just how to surmount the barriers of superstition and prejudice m their efforts to preach the doctrine of birth control.
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    WAy TO WORLD CULTURE...MAN MUST LEARN
    1066 6 WAy TO WORLD CULTURE...MAN MUST LEARN EDUCATION IS THE ANSWER, SAYS S. RAJARATNaJ THAT HIS DESTINY LIES IN HIS ABILITY TO REGARD HIMSELF, NOT AS ONE OF A TRIBE OR NATION, BUT AS A WHOLE VUOHLI) culture the most significant feature of our times is already m existancc. That is
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    SWIMMERS WANT THE HAW PAR POOL TO BE RE-OPENED
    132 6 SWIMMERS WANT THE HAW PAR POOL TO BE RE-OPENED PASIR PAN JANG, Thurs.— Residents m the district hope that the Haw Par Swimming Pool, which was closed clown last year, will soon be re-opened. The pool was a popular recreation spot and favourite swimming ground of young and old living
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    Marshall to speak on Merdeka
    13 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. David Marshall will speak on
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    A 'BEAVER' GETS GRAND SEND-OFF
    74 6 A 'BEAVER' GETS GRAND SEND-OFF Youth leader Pang Kuan Niner. 20. founder secretary of the Beavers basketball team, who has left Singapore for Christmas Island to join his parents. The Beavers are missing his leadership as he was one of their outstanding players. They joined friends m giving him a
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    Dr. Drage dies
    9 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs Til* l)avQn/4fii< \X7o*»*/i»~
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    VILLAGE GIRLS ARE SHY: THEATRE GROUP HITS SNAG
    112 6 VILLAGE GIRLS ARE SHY: THEATRE GROUP HITS SNAG Bl KIT PANJANG, Thursday. A MALAY theatrical organisation to promote cultural activities is being set up by enthusiasts here. It is to be known as "(iabengan Senai" (The United Players). The five-man organising committee told The Free Press that membership would be
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    SHIPPING FIRM'S EXECUTIVE LEAVES AFTER 12 YEARS HERE
    82 6 SHIPPING FIRM'S EXECUTIVE LEAVES AFTER 12 YEARS HERE SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. Mr. John G. Wakelin, 35, director of AngloAmerican Corporation Ltd., has left Singapore for London after 12 years' stay here. He was accompanied by his wife, Elisabeth, and children. Richard and Fiona. Mr. Wakelin. who made his start as
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    8 victim puts roof over disused well finds solution to housing problem
    221 7 Pr discharge fromjiospital Mr, Hen& Kad no an d nowhere to live... then he had an idea tN BAN CHEE PASIR PANJANG. Thurs I victim here has solved his housing problem by thatched root over the walls of
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    These four student 'safety' posters win top awards
    23 7 Ist PRIZE IN CLASS 'A* IST PRIZE IN CLASS B IST PRIZE IN CLASS C
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    Door-to-door salesgirls complain of long hours and small pay
    108 7 Door-to-door salesgirls complain of long hours and small pay KATONG, Thursday. MANY unemployed girls who have taken up 1 jol canvassers for various agencies are grumbling about long hours of work and small pay. They work mostly for firms :ind sales rather dull. the articles the girls around are perfumes,
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    1,200 TAKE PART IN ST. JOHN INSPECTIONS
    67 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. The St. John Ambulance Brigade will hold separate inspections of the West and East Central Areas at 4 p.m. on Nov. 27. The West Central Area inspection will be at Park Road School and the other at Victoria School. About
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    20 Brunei teachers here on tour
    46 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Twenty student teachers from Brunei have come to Singapore and the Federation for an educational tour of the language and teaching institutions. Students of the Malay Teachers Training College, Berakas, they travelled by bus through the Federation.
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    LEGION OF MARY ENVOY PRAISES WORK OF LOCAL GIRLS
    87 7 LEGION OF MARY ENVOY PRAISES WORK OF LOCAL GIRLS SAPORE CITY, Thurs. s Joan Lynch, an oy oX the Legion ol a branch of Catholic ion. stopped m Singare recently on her way to and after four-and-alf years' mission work Thailand. Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos. Lynch met the s of
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    Assemblyman dies
    22 7 Thurs.— A Madative AsMr. Goh Cht-e -d In his sleep here iy morning. He was The funeral will take Sunday.
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    Banishment warning to bookmaker
    60 7 PENANG. Thurs. A bookmaker, T^n Cheng Huat. was fined $200 for assisting m carrying on a character lottery and another $350 for possessing betting slips on horse racing. The Fin>t Magistrate, Mr. Mann Sau, told Tan: 'I am treating you leniently this time, but if you
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    KIWI SOLDIERS URGED TO LEARN MALAY
    56 7 TAIPING, Thurs. New Zealand officers and men stationed here are being encouraged to study Malay. The idea is to boost the use of the Malayan national language and to enable the men to understand the local people. Many have already started learning the language
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    Band performance
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    COMMUNITY CENTRE IN DELTA AREA MAKES A GOOD START
    100 7 COMMUNITY CENTRE IN DELTA AREA MAKES A GOOD START SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. *3 The Delta Ganges Community Centre, which was opened only a month ago, today has a membership of 700 people from all walks of life. A leader of the centre said: "Since its opening, the centre has been
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    Over 1,000 pigs killed daily at abattoirs: More on festive days
    212 7 Over 1,000 pigs killed daily at abattoirs: More on festive days SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. MORE THAN 1,000 pigs are slaughtered daily at the City Council abattoirs m French Road and even more during festive seasons. This was disclosed by Mr. M G. Byrne, the Acting Superintendant of Abattoirs In Singapore.
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    Water supply will be cut off
    66 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs.— Water will be cut off m the following areas today from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. In Miri Road and Kg. Bahru Road backlane between City Council Staff Lab. Qrs. and Nelson RoadKampong Bahru Road junction to divert a main. Along
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    CHURCH TO HOLD FAIR IN AID OF SCHOOL AND CLINIC
    96 7 CHURCH TO HOLD FAIR IN AID OF SCHOOL AND CLINIC SINGAPORE CITY, Thuri. The Church of Our Xaviour m Prince Charles Crescent will hold its annual sale and fun-fair on Saturday from 1.30 to 6.30 p.m. m the church compound. The Rev A C. Daniel, chairman <>! the orga' ing
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    New E.P.F. offices
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Employees Provident Fund's new $1.5 million office! at Petaling Jaya will be opened shortly by the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin.
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    These win gold medals at the First InternatioJ
    469 8  -  SUNNY GIAM By SINGAPORE. Thurs. photographers have the Midas touch again. They won five out of the 10 »old medals m the Ist International Pictorial Photography lbition of the State Miigapore. The 327 photograph ex- 1 be ofTi ed by the Deputy
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    AND HERE ARE SOME MORE IN THE DISPLAY
    26 8 THE BITTER RICE." GOLD MEDAL PRINT BY THAILAND'S LIM LIP. ••SPRINGTIME IN WINTER" FROM CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND HIGHLY COMMENDED
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    Beginner of the More
    267 8 THIS SO-NATURAL CAT WINS BEGINNER TAN 525 PRIZE TfR. LEE SOW LIM, 1?1 ARPS., hon. secretary of the SouthEast Asia Photographic Society, is the judge for this months Free Press Beginner of the Month Photo Contest. Mr. Lee. a well-known salon exhibitor and camera club promoter.
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    CAMERA FOR AN INSIDE
    46 8 rpOKYO. Thurs A .1 L nese duced a camera i photographing the I of the anal] Professor Tatsuya E zaki of Hlrosaki U sity's medical faculty the announcement dur; a recent me. radiotherapeuti The new camel millimetres long millimf In di... nm
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    big day for 22 new prefects
    844 9 prize-giving ceremony at St. Joseph's Institution glAEL. 16, GETS APPLAUSE r ESSAY IN H FORM i (I IV, Thursday. t u prefects received their during the annual s Institution in Bras sf Catholic school in lor Gregory Wong, Rene Augustine Boon, Til Her, Han
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    Rupert and the Whistlefish-18
    105 9 At the warning scream all the small figures go flat on their faces. "What's up now?" says PongPing. M These people call themselves Windmen. but they're not men. I shall call them Windies As he speaks there is a violent swoosh." and something streaks )ust over
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    Your emotions can cause ache: A new dress will do you more good than X-ray
    322 9 bn MY indigestion is cruel," she says. I have griping pains all over, and I keep burping. There must be something seriously wrong. Can I have an X-ray 0 he does, she is back a
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    Bagged: 6 hunters
    32 10 TOKYO. Thurs. Japan's duck shooting season opened here this week. Apart from the tally of ducks shot. Forestry Ministry officials reported that shooters so far bagged six other sportsmen.
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    'Lady C' goes on the markets
    462 10 Controversial trial will be reported by noted auth Or PUBLISHERS PREPARE TO PUT 500,000 COPIES OF NOVEL ON BALE IN BRITAIN LONDON, Thursday. DENGUIN books, publishers of quality paperbacks, last night started to arrange the distribution m Britain of 200,000 copies of the unexpurgated
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    Policeman hurt in Peace-for-Algeria clashes in Paris
    53 10 Policeman hurt in Peace-for-Al geria clashes in Paris Clashes between students and trade uniot tiling for peace m Alqeri^ and opposing riuhtwinu supp«n I were broken up by police m Paris last we^k. Ove\ i%% people n.nd several policemen were injured. Picture sfiou^ an injured policeman beinj; tak( n awa\
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    Congolese strikers shut down transport services
    255 10 Congolese strikers shut down transport services LEOPOLDVILLE, Thurs. Ghanaian troops of the United Nations Command here were called m yesterday to help disperse a demonstration by hundreds of striking transport workers here. The strike, over a demand for more pay. shut down the capital's port, all river services and railways.
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    Award for Nehru's daughter
    59 10 NEW HAVEN. (Connecticut). Thurs. Yale University yesterday announced the award of the 1 Howlana Memorial prize to Mre. I Inaira Gandhi. daughter of 111- dian Premier r^ehru The award is given every two years "10 a citizen of any country m recognition of distinguished achievement m
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    U.S. gold outflow totals $1.OOO mil.
    148 10 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The outflow of gold from the United States has totalled more than $1,000 million since the beginning of the year, according to the latest financial statement of the Treasury Department. Last Friday, the United States owned $18,417 million of gold, compared with
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    IKE GOES ON BROADWAY PARADE TO SUPPORT NIXON
    294 10 IKE GOES ON BROADWAY PARADE TO SUPPORT NIXON From Page C Political c independent po.; Democra ahead uj New Yo.k. snowballi coun:ry. Republicans showing on Nixon's behalf m I would imprt t oo and the crest of bis < Che right time. itor Ke:. .:ead- relying oa President Eises But
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    AHAR SCORES FIVE BUT SELECTION AND NOT IMPRESS AGAINST ARMY/NAVY
    139 11 AHAR SCORES FIVE BUT SELECTION AND NOT IMPRESS AGAINST ARMY/NAVY Is had no hance ,st SCC [Jalan Besar. Thursday Army Navy ,n versus Army Navy C'omplajed like a division two m could not field a full state left half, Osman Johan. at left back. game was of vital r ■yard
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    CENTRE THREE MORGAN IS THE MATCHWINNER FOR RAF SELETAR
    308 11 R.A.K. Seletar M S.R.C. SINGAPORE CITY. Thui Morgan, playing at centre-three for Royal Air Force Seletar. d ail the credit for their narrow v.in over the Singapore Recreaiton Club by two tries and a penalty to a goal and a penalty
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    CHANGI VICTORY
    43 11 LIM CHU KANG. Thurs R.A.F. Chanel beat. 75 Squadron R.A.P. Tengah by six points (2 penalties) to three (penally > m a rugby match played here ye day. RAF. Changi scored both the penalties through Hughes, while Mackay scored for 75 Sea-
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    Traction triumph
    21 11 FARRER PARK. Thurs. Singapore Traction Company beat Central Provident Fund 7-3 friendly soccer match played at Parrer* Park yesterday.
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    THREE BOYS ARE AMONG SHA'S 26 FOR TRAINING VERSUS MALAYA
    115 11 THREE BOYS ARE AMONG SHA'S 26 FOR TRAINING VERSUS MALAYA SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs.— The Singapore Hockey Delation announced the following players for training m preparation for their two international matches against the Federation to be played on Dec. 12 at Kuaia Lumpur. Among the players named are three schoolboys and
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    BAD ORGANISING MADE INDONESIA TOURNEY A MESS
    423 11  - BAD ORGANISING MADE INDONESIA TOURNEY A MESS SEBASTIAN RASOO by Paya Lebar. Thursday POOR organisation made a mess of the Indonesian National Badminton Championships at Purwokerto, the returning Malayan players said here on arrival from Jakarta yesterday. The four players, Tan Yee Khan and Ng Boon Bee of Perak, Billy
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    Pat Edington plays last rugby match
    123 11 Pat Edington plays last rugby match JOHORE BAIIRU. Thurs.— Pat Edington, 23. will on Saturday play his last rugb> game m .Malaya. He \sill captain Johore against Singapore m the Malays (up Pat, who woik Department, is being "Malay- anised." He sails for Britain on the Chusan on Monday. Pat
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    'FILL YOUR HEART, FUME YOUR BRAIN'
    99 11 'FILL YOUR HEART, FUME YOUR BRAIN' By P Seneviratne SINGAPOB B, Thurs Wrestling makes a comeback tomorrow night after a lapse of tuo yean Accord ing to demure Mr Joseph, promoter with an Krrol Flynn' moustache, the bouU will "fill your heart and fume your brain." M. P X Kunv:
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    Div. 2 tie off
    25 12 BUKIT TIMAH. Thurs. The SHA Div. 2 hockey match m which University of Malaya were to play Prisons yesterday was postponed.
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    THRILLS! And here are the All Stars to provide them tomorrow
    388 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Thursday. Till-. Softball Association yesterday announced the All Stars of "B" and divisions. They will play m the big floodlit Softball spectomorrow night at Jalan Besar Stadium. Champion teams m these divisions ate the Saints and Cable
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    Police stop schools 'giant killing'
    14 12 Police stop schools 'giant killing' Pol ibined Schools I T. Short corners 2-C corners
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    Springboks pile up 30 points
    32 12 Springboks pile up 30 points )NTYPOOL. Thurs— The Rugby beat a combined -ide o field- the team that Cardiil last Satur ied 8-3 at half time. Univer 8 Oxio;c; Uni.".ounds fi. Reu;^
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    32 12 picture. KoWnn l.a/aroo. >K( 'a speed? uinu-threc. net, through in yesterday's niRger match nsl R \i >»l»t.ir In* airmen won this touch udam battle 9-8. Full report on page 11.- Free Press
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    Malayans lose a 3-1 lead
    42 12 HONG KONG. Thurs.—The visiting Malayan soccer team lost 4-3 against All-Hong Kong here yesterday. The Malayans led 3-1 at half-time. They laded m the second half. The game was played m bright sun at Kowloon .stadium. Reuter.
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    Puff puncher wins
    18 12 TOKYO. Thurs. PowderputT featherweight Arab Junior outpointed wild swinging Takeo Suzuki over ten rounds.— U.P.l.
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    If it's golfing for pleasure then you can count on AI
    348 12  - If it's golfing for pleasure then you can count on AI LITTLE NENE By Singapore, 'ihurs. rkNCE active m rugby and swimming, Albert Moody, 50. now finds solf the ideal sport. I met the husky, friendly captain of Keppel Golf Club at "the 19th hole." He was sinking a glass
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    HORSE BOLTS WITH A BROKEN BRIDLE
    295 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS TRAINER KNOCKED DOWN, BUT HE BROUGHT IT TO A HALT By IPOH. Thursday. 2ETIA caused a diversion when he bolted three times around the second track during training here this morning. His bridle broke at the home turn and his rider dismounted.
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    Lock icon W. Indies and Australia name teams
    135 12 W. Indies and Australia name teams PERTH. Thurs. The West Indian tourists have chosen what appears to be their strongest team for the stiff four-day match against 1 an Australian XI which starts here tomorrow. Beaten by 94 runs by Western Australia on Tuesday in their opening first class fix-
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    GHQ trounce REME team
    129 12 G.H.Q 14 R.K.M.E. 3 rpANGLIN, Thurs— G.H.Q. over--1 whelmed R.E.M.E. m their rugby friendly at Tanglin yesterday. G.H.Q. attacked from the start and their efforts were rewardeci when Price went down to score a well deserved try m the 9th minute. As die ancle was rathei
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    OUR SWIMMING COACHES DO PRETTY WELL, TOO
    428 12  - OUR SWIMMING COACHES DO PRETTY WELL, TOO Jeffery James gh OFTEN when a sportsman shines abroad, the coaches at home set slap m the face. This time, it MM our swimming coaches cet a poke. Yesterday's report >f a letter from the American coach Bill Campbell of his Singapore protege,
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