The Singapore Free Press, 4 November 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LQCfIL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. 1593' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    A 'PIG AND POULTRY' DRIVE
    188 1 Ml t t mister inaugurates new course for farmers NTIFIC METHODS TO BOOST PRODUCTION AND CUT COSTS Tan tells first forty of 'our hope' for the rural folk ;r. >t irittle scope iraent need personnel and experienced farmers would certainly help farmers i" general to
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    ANTARCTIC MEN WILL 'SEE' WINDSOR CASTLE
    33 1 ANTARCTIC MEN WILL 'SEE' WINDSOR CASTLE LONDON". Fri. Hut :ute wastes of the .11 toon by colour posters. External tney office of the xiaiion c pa-te elp expei Include Bi ihe ;ck- Orgue;:
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    THE TENGKU HAS 30-MINUTE TALK WITH DAG
    192 1 THE TENGKU HAS 30-MINUTE TALK WITH DAG YORK. Frl. The Malayan Prime Minister, icu Abdul Rahman, had a 30-minute talk with U Secretary-Genrral. Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. rday on problems of South-East Asia and the Far EaM. Tht Tengku told newsmen afterwards that their con.:ion m Mr. Hammarskjoeld's 38th floor lice
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    New government
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    FIREMEN RESCUE 3 TRAPPED IN LIFT AT FLAT
    179 1  - FIREMEN RESCUE 3 TRAPPED IN LIFT AT FLAT CHAN SWAN BEE By Balestier, Fri THREE people a man, a woman and a boy L _had **:U) minutes of hell" last night when they were trapped m a lift on the ninth door of a Housing and Development Board Hal m
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    'LADY C' RUSHED TO SELLERS: ANOTHER 300,000
    85 1 'LADY C' RUSHED TO SELLERS: ANOTHER 300,000 LONDON, Fri. First batch of 200 000 copies of "Lady Chatterley's Lover." the famous novel by D. H. Lawrence, were yesterday being rushed by road and rail to Scotland, the North of England and the Midlands. Staff at the works of the publishers,
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    SPOT THE WINNERS
    31 1 The Free Press Form Guide makes punting easier keep it with you for the Ipoh races See Pages 9 and 10. For the best m racing always get.
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    TOWN COUNCIL TO HAVE NEW BUILDING
    74 1 TOWN COUNCIL TO HAVE NEW BUILDING KsiucaporOßUßS fOHORE BAHRU. FrL— J The Town Council is to have a new modern fourstorey building next to the Post Office at a cost of between $600,000 to $700,000. It, will replace the pre-sent two-storey building which is nearly 30 years old and is
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    Gaitskell wins,
    210 1 then a challenge m the Commons LONDON, Fri. Mr. Hugh Gaitskell last night won victory over his rival, Mr. Harold Wilson, with the announcement that Labour members of Parliament had voted to retain him a.> party leader, by 166 votes to 81. Minutes later there wa* a startling
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    Golds firm but gilts ease on dull day in London stock markets
    156 2 STATEMENTS from leading industrial com pan i< completely overshadow ed ;jII other considerations on the London stock exchange yesterday. The Courtaulcb of lower pn i distinctly riepr^ Influence around midday and brought lov ;o many leading stoc: Keen
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    Wall Street: Industrials in demand
    132 2 T^:\\ YORK: Led by heavy I industrials Wall Street moved to a new high lor Its current recovery ettort m late dealings under a revival of short covering and investment buying. There were laggards, however, and the close was irregularly higher. Profit- taking and tax
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    DROP IN OUTPUT IN AFRICA... BUT POPULATION IS SOARING
    118 2 DROP IN OUTPUT IN AFRICA... BUT POPULATION IS SOARING LAGOS: Production per capita m Africa In tha past year dropped sharply to below the already inadequate pre-war level. Mr. B. R. Sen. Director General ci ci and Agricultural Organisation, >aid hero erday. Meanwhile, the gruwth of population !n the area
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    Rubber prices down at the opening but closes slightly easy
    99 2 Rubber prices down at the opening but closes slightly easy LONDON. Friday. IS SINGAPORE railed to hold Wednesday's rally prices came down by a larthj pound nt Ihe opening. Llttio turther intU the t tive cere repc pore lowe>t or the TIN i \KW YORK: Ru^b* surrey bu m pir.
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    TYCOONS LOSE £5.7 m. BID TO TAKE OVER THEATRES
    206 2 TYCOONS LOSE £5. 7 m. BID TO TAKE OVER THEATRES Finance and industry Page Two today five* you the ups and downs of your shares. IONDON. Fri. Prince A Littler, one of the most powerful men In the London theatre world, yesterday announced that he had deft 'att'd a £5.700,000
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    104 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Neder Ebrok 4/j. Kapiian" Kosko 6 A. Pres. Arthur 6 7, Thalatta 10/11. Dresden 13/14, Meiallurg Baykov 15/16. Glenea:n 18, Wairimu 19. Sungei Asahan N. Wall 2, Serdang N. Wall 3. Giang Lee N. Wall
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    M-E oil fields' record yield
    25 2 LONDON: Miciale Bast cil fields m the first nine months Of tliis year proauced 193.70;i.000 metric- tons the highest figure
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    Round the World Market Prices
    320 2 NOTE: All prices Oelou are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Nov. 3. Previous id.lj> RUBBER No. 1 RS» c.i.f. European ports. Nov 26 3 16 27 1"' 16 Dec J6 V* 16 26 3/16 RUBBER No. 1 RO Spot U'6i 26 5 16 RUBBER
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    435 2 UP f^23 1 DOWN LSJ UNCHANGED |~146~ NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Thursday. INDUSTRIAL* Previous Today Alex. BricVs CrUs. W) .90 .90 Atlas Ice 11X0 Buyers BOUSTEAD 1.18 1.17 8.8. Petrol 40/ltt 40B.M. Trustees 5.2 b 5,25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 1 20/3 |20 3 Ords. 46/-
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    DIVIDENDS
    266 2 Courtaulds: Ten pence LONDON: Courtaulds announced an interim dividend of ten pence per unii on its capital increased by a one-for-threc free scrip issur. This compared with 1 the smaller capital. The dividend is payable on Dec. 20. Group profit for the half year ended Sept. 30. 1960. before
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    Support for the rubber shares is now expected
    63 2 Support for the rubber shares is now expected By the FREE PRESS MARKET SIXCAPOB THE DEVELOPMENT ol rubber shares at their should be no surpri-. tea section of the Stock I London. "Small buyers i ance m the rubber sliai of tlu i Malayan leaders h from the recent low
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    Breakout of gold: Safe haven for capital
    211 2 Breakout of gold: Safe haven for capital LONDON Fri. —As a reminder of what can happen when pressure on currency coincides with a national election. Britain lost $550 million m October 19 51 relatively far more than recent American losses. Although the general election at the end ol that month
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    ROUND-UP
    170 2 Prudential investment LONDON': The Prudential Assurance Co. plans to In* 1.2 million Australian pou:. m the Hooker Finance Co. of Australia, it has been announced. Of th? total, one million pounds will be m 20-year, 7'_. per cent debenture stock. The remainder will be m 300.000 five-shiliing ordinary shares
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    A Ceylon plan to import oil from the Soviet Union
    87 2 A Ceylon plan to import oil from the Soviet Union /COLOMBO. Fri I V- Minister of Com:: and Trade. Mr. T. B. garatne. told the Hou Representatives yesterda\ that the government contemplating the In and distribution of leum product.- from the Soviet Union. He did not give deta. the quantity
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    KEEN STRUGGLE FOR TINPLATE SALES
    98 2 KEEN STRUGGLE FOR TINPLATE SALES LONDON. Fri— Bri* tinplate exports for first nine months of were 378,786 tons, an increase over the 349.746 tons shipped abroad In the period of 1959 However, although tish makers arc fully booked up for last quarter, they an too optimistic about port prospects t
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    Boost for iron and step
    29 2 BANGALORE: The sore State Oovernmc: the West German Demaß and AEG concerns hi signed an agreement tor the supply of plant and machinery. I
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    Feasts enrich life in society, says professor
    425 3 Feasts enrich life in society, says professor oc> SINGAPORE CITY, Friday, j^l BAKING on "Religious Practices of South East Asian Pagans," Dr. Ivan Polunin, said that feasts play an important part m strengthening family solidarity and also provide the highlight and enrichment of life m society. Dr. Polunin. who is
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    New paint factory
    27 3 KUALA LUMPUR. FA The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will open a $750,000 paint factory at Petaling Jaya tomorrow. 8
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    NEW NAAFI CENTRE READY
    142 3 rjVANGUN, Fri.— The smart. I attractive building scon here is the Phoenix Club, a new NAAFI centre tor junior ranks which the Commander m Chief, FARELF, Sir Richard Hull, declared open this week. The club was built under the direction of the Royal Engineers and is
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    Govt. to act soon
    53 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. i The Federation Government will take action against Chinese school teachers who have sent examination papers to Hong Kong for marking. The Minister ol Education. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib. indicated this j yesterday before leaving lor I Paris to attend the annual
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    Chief clerk retires
    24 3 PORT SWETTENHAM, Fri. —The chief clerk of Carey Island Estate. Mr. R. Dorai- samy. has retired alter completlng 40 years service
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    $250,000 high school in Serangoon is first for girls in the area
    134 3 $250,000 high school in Serangoon is first for girls in the area SERANGOON, Friday. THREE-STOREY $250,000 Hai Sing Girls' High School will be built at the 7j mile Upper Serangoon Road, opposite the Holy Innocents High School. The school, to be built by the Franciscan Missionaries of Mary, will be
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    CPO, Trengganu is Commandant now
    41 3 KUALA KUBU BHARU. Fri Supt. Abdullah bin Hanafiah. formerly Chief Police Officer. Trenfeganu, has taken over duties as Commandant of the Police College here. He succeeds Supt. T. K. Brown, who will leave under Malayanisation soon.
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    Charity dance
    28 3 TELUK ANSON. Fri.— A dance m aid of the Lower Perak. Poppy Day Appeal Fund will be held at the Chinese Club here tomorrow at p.m.
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    THEY JUST HAD TO SEE FASCINATING SINGAPORE
    130 3 THEY JUST HAD TO SEE FASCINATING SINGAPORE SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Two Americans departed trom the itinerary of a trip from Saigon to their homeland that they could spend three days m Singapore. Mr. Gerald E. Thierstein, oi Kansas, and Mr. Ray Borton. of Michigan, both 29 and bachelors, wore agricultural
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    Nixon is so confident
    356 4 1 Tussle for sixth biggest poll prize BACK WITH ATTACK BUT KENNEDY STRIKES ON REPUBLICAN RECORD ON SOCIAL SECURITY NEW YORK, Friday. REPUBLICAN and Democratic campaign trails crossed yesterday m Texas, whose 21 electoral votes are the sixth biggest single prize m the Presidential election. Vice-President
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    41 rebels killed in Vietnam fighting
    60 4 41 rebels killed in Vietnam fighting SAIGON. Fri. Government troops have scored a notable victory over Vietnamese Communist insurgents during eight days of fighting m the Central Highlands bordering Southern Laos. The troops drove out the Communist rebels from seven South Vietnam army and civil guard posts and killed 41
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    10 students injured in Algiers as police use batons
    142 4 10 students injured in Algiers as police use batons ALGIERS, Fri. Riot police charged with batons tv restore order here yesterday when Muslim students tried to break a university strike backing student leaders among the accused m the "Algiers plot" trial In Paris. Ten students were injured. The Students' Association
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    Victory—but Gaitskell is voted in by bare two-thirds of party
    234 4 Victory— but Gaitskell is voted in by bare two-thirds of party From Page One of Trade president, was challenging Mr. Gait&kell on much deeper issues. Surprise of the result last night was the very small number of abstentions from the vote seven m all. Some of these are accounted for
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    'POISONED' EX-REBEL LEADER DIES IN HOSPITAL
    128 4 'POISONED' EX-REBEL LEADER DIES IN HOSPITAL GENEVA. Fri.— Felix Moumie. 34-year-old French Cameroons former rebel leader, who was repotted to have been poisoned by the "Red Hand" secret organisation, died m hospital here last night. The "Red Hand" is a clandestine organisation active m counter-terrorist activities against the Algerian insurgents.
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    Rupert and the Windies-19
    100 4 Rupert faces the angry Leader of the Windies. "No wonder you're upset if that thing bursts through your home." Upset I Of course we are," cries the Leader. It's going so fast that I believe it goes right round the world and back here every few
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    15 killed in riots
    25 4 LEOPOLDVTLLE. Fri.— Fifteen people were killea and over 20 injured m riots m the mining town of Kohvezi, northwest of Eli.-u--bethvill-
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    Thai King in Spain
    32 4 MADRID, Fri. The King and Queen of Thailand arrived at the Torrejon Spanish-American air base six miles from Madrid Airport yesterday at the start of their Spanish tour.
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    Royal visitors
    15 4 ROME. Fri.— The King and Queen of Nepal arrived on a private visit.
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      61 4 t^^j^v^^ %^ryy BORN today, you have a strong emotional nature that tends to control your actions most of the time. Although you have the capacity for handling large scale projects, your particular genius probably lies m the area of specialisation and m the handling of detail. Inclined to be moody
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      52 4 self must find public expression if you are to attain fame. Your nervous energy is high. Make sure that your physical stamina keeps pace. To find what the stars have m store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your
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      83 4 ests, so make the most of them at this time. Profits are all yours. CANCER (June 22- July 23 > Combine business and pleasure at a luncheon today. Invite an office acquaintance to be a guest. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)— Combine social activities with interests which can further your professional
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    troducing...the soprano who is out-earning even Callas
    118 5 troducing...the soprano who is out-earning even Callas L GOODWIN LONDON, Friday. sS< Swedish farmer's has made her opera singers of our 1 1 iciitlv ;il)out her rise to >ut my job/ 1 she said, The more you y< i! discover m it/ 1 df •id to be me irrentiy paid
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    The answer to the population explosion lies in the H-Bomb
    821 5 The answer to the population explosion lies in the H-Bomb LORD BOYD ORR TODAY COMES UP WITH A STARTLING NEW PLAN MONEY FROM ARMS CUT CAN BE USED TO IMPROVE THE WORLD SOME believe that the present explosion <>l world population is an even greater threat to man's survival Ihan
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      33 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis tonfs by Stan Drake THE HEART OF JULIET JONM ifcs«^E,GAYiLe/ rim m WE/?£TRY NG7DMAK6ME /^^ay C\ fej.ts? Uuppose^
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    BIRTH
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      The goodness of Mary Hull
      224 6 LMGHT thousand miles away In London a woman makes a gift to a Singapore boy. She is Miss Mary Hull who has drawn up a deed to ensure the boy a steady sum of money over the next seven years. He is Singapon violin genius
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      Safety on the roads
      67 6 Safety on the roads FULL marks to the Singapore Automobile Association for a fine job well done. Their poster competition has done much to encourage saiety-first-ness m school children. The entries were impressive. Two thousand three hundred children tried their hand at drawings that screamed to their fellows to eschew
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    SINGAPORE'S ROLE IN PINES INDUSTRY
    665 6  -  IAN MOK-AI Most of the fruit from 30,368 Malaya is sent to State which 1 produces finished product for exr By Singapore City, Fri. SINGAPORE is playing a vital role m the Malayan pineapple industry m that most of the fruit from the 30,368 acres
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    STUDENTS WANT THEIR FAVOURITE MISS LEE TO COME BACK
    159 6 STUDENTS WANT THEIR FAVOURITE MISS LEE TO COME BACK TANJONG PAGAR. Fri. Twenty-six boy.> attendnight adult education isses at Keppel Centre nave petitioned to thr supervisor, Mr. s. C. Tai, to persuade their former tutor Miss M. M. Lee to withdraw her resignation. Misd Lee. resgined Monday alter fcur-months oi
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    S2smil. reduction in hydro scheme
    55 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The giant hydro electric scheme m Cameron Highlands Is due to start m March 1963 11 months ahead of schedule. The genera] manager of the Central Electricity Board. Mr. J. Sharpies, announced this. He also forecast a reduction of $25 million m
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    Repairs for Rolls
    31 6 ALOR STAR. Fri The Kedah Government has approved a vote of $7,000 to be spent on general repairs to v V n g ultan s 1951 model Rolls-Royce
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    15-man committee
    17 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A 15-man committee has been appointed to boost the' national language. a
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    A BIGGER DEMAND FOR CRECHES NOW-MRS. GOH
    307 6 A BIGGER DEMAND FOR CRECHES NOW-MRS. GOH m» c SINGAPORE CITY. Friday. J[iih Social Welfare Department will soon have to consider building more creches lor the care of infants, as the six now run b\ the department are very |x>pular and the number of applicants who want to make use
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    FARMERS SEND PIGS TO FRIENDS, AVOID LICENCE FEE
    135 6 FARMERS SEND PIGS TO FRIENDS, AVOID LICENCE FEE TAMPINIS. Fri.— Farmers In Upper Serangoon and Tampinis are asking their friends to look after their pig> to avoid paying the annual licence fee of $6. A Rural Board regulation stipulates that people who rear pigs should take out a licence, but
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    A plea for time
    42 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Singapore film actor. Ali bin Taib Mohamed. charged m a magistrate's court here with stealing a car. asked for his case to be postponed so that he could complete his part m a film.
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    $25 CAMERA CONTEST: TICKET SELLER WINS PRIZE
    119 6 $25 CAMERA CONTEST: TICKET SELLER WINS PRIZE SINC;.\POKE CITY, Fri.— A photography enthusiast who took up the hobby two months ago when he bought an old camera is winner of this month's Free Press •Beginner of the Month" photographic contest. He X 18-year-old Mr. Tan See Km?, a ticket-seller at
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    Malayan delegates to Rome meet
    47 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A Malayan delegation of eight will attend a week's inter-; national conference of social workers m Rome m January. This was disclosed yesterday by the assistant secretary of the conference. Mr. N B. Cama. before he left tor Ceylon.
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    Results on the air
    38 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri Radio listeners m Singapore and the Federation will be able to listen m to the US presidential results over the Voice of America on Nov 9 t 8.30 a.m. local time.
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    Outboard motor lost
    23 6 PORT SWETTENHAM, Fri. -A 40 h.p. outboard motor, belonging to the Caltex Oil Co., was stolen from Prai Wharf recently.
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    Band from Britain
    35 6 SINGAPORE CITY Fri. i The band of the Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers will arrive here 1 today from Britain to give a series of performances m Singapore and the Federa--1 tion.
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    Getting set for campaign
    233 7 Volunteers now learn family planning YOU WILL BE ABLE TO ALLAY FEARS AND DEBUNK SUPERSTITIONS, SAYS INCHE AHMAD SINGAPORE CITY Friday workers, mostly nurses, mid-wives and teachers, are now undergoing special sessions at the uliural Centre, where experts are leaching them the rudiments of family planning.
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    TEACHERS CARRY OUT SURPRISE CHECK ON TRADE IN TUCKSHOPS
    162 7 TEACHERS CARRY OUT SURPRISE CHECK ON TRADE IN TUCKSHOPS SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. Teachers are carrying out a surprise survey of school tuckshops to assess the takings of licensed holders, on instructions from the Ministry of Educate In >ome schools, teachers ad >tall-holder> to and collect money irom the students. The
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    Principal's plea
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The time had come for the education authorities m Mato make plans for the Technical College here to produce fully qualified architect-, said the principal. Mr. N lir.
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    Floor shows, 82,500 in prizes, are attractions of Arts Ball
    182 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Fti.— A Can Can dance by Art of Dance Studio lovelies Goh Lian Kok, Annette Milne, Goh Soh Giok, Irene Lim and Eunice Yap will be one of the features of the Arts Ball at Raffles Hotel tomorrow
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    Johore plans two new settlements for 430 rural families
    204 7 Johore plans two new settlements for 430 rural families JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. TIIK State Government has drawn up a blueprint for two new self-contained settlements m the Johore Bahru district as part of the Federation's ambitious Rural Development Plan. i The proposed settlements will be at Kampong Teck Wan Heng
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    PUT NUMBERS ON OUR HOMES, GIVE US WATER SAY VILLAGERS
    103 7 PUT NUMBERS ON OUR HOMES, GIVE US WATER SAY VILLAGERS pEYLANG. Fri—Some 80 \J families living m unnumbered houses m Lorong 23. off Aljunied Road, want City Council electricity, piped water—and numbers. Madam Foo Yuet Ying. chief tenant of a house, said they were supplied with electricity by a contractor
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    'Toe the line' move
    38 7 IPOH. Fri. A special committee appointed by the Perak State Alliance committee has drawn up draft rules for the establishment of a disci- j plinary board which will that members toe the party line.
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    Action on smoking lorries
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Automobile Association of Malaya has urged its 3,300 members to report "smoking" diesel lorries. It follows an assura:. that the Road Transport Department will take action against lorries or buses putting up a "smoke screen."
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    His suggestion for a town hall
    20 7 KLANG. Fri. —An Alliance councillor suggested it would I 1 4J_- tc »V._ T<-*r>li.-l
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    Big bid to clear port pile-up
    56 7 PORT SWETTENHAM. Fri. About 200 casual workers are being engaged here daily to supplement the regular 2.000 dock workers and stevedores to help ease the congestion of goods m the port area. The congestion is due to the exceptionally heavy shipping during the past
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      39 7 LUES \('R<> V^ 4 Almost a point m j?ood time < 6 5 Not necessarily a French adnot brown niu» r (4). •>• 6 That which can't be taught 10 me resh conjuror's repertoire <3. 3). 7. seeds uroadoul In the
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    The beauty gamble: So much can be won for so little
    472 8 The beauty gamble: So much can be won for so little |=f MISS KNOW-HOW I YOU can now stake your money on beauty. Hundreds have done so m the past and are still doing it. And the gamble has paid off. In Singapore the cosmetic business has never seemed to
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    New, bright colours for old with do-it-yourself dye
    284 8 New, bright colours for old with do-it-yourself dye £K)L()rK can get boring ii it fades. There are times you almost wish your dress could be of another colour. Or perhaps you feel your cushion covers need a new look, or your carpet a brighter tone. Ont- of the be&i cheapest
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    NEW CURTAINS IN 10 LOVELY COLOURS FOR YOUR HOME
    92 8 NEW CURTAINS IN 10 LOVELY COLOURS FOR YOUR HOME ARE you redecorating your home? Then this new furnishing material will interest you. Robinson's have just received direct from America materials made of 100 per cent fibre glass. I Only a -small stock has been ordered m several types for upholstery,
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    Gift for your man
    42 8 AN IDEAL gift for the man m your life is Elizabeth Arden's plastic travel j "beauty" pack m charcoal grey. It contains pre-shave and after shave lotions, a deodorant, cologne and four small cakes of soap. From Whiteawavs.
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    Peel with speed
    29 8 POTATOES and vegetables are peeled almo.st everyday m most households. The special Prestige peeler for this is a great help to get your work done quickly.
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    1112 11 SHOPPING Centre gm)l PING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack ot good products and ideas m Singapore these <Jay>. Some of them you'll find here. \un n md ri c> I.OKE: Home-makers miht visit R <v
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    81 ENTER FOR OPEN CUP GOLF
    349 12 Fri.— A total of i- 81 Singapore golfers iia\e entered for the Eu Tons Cup. TlUs Open Invitation tournamem will begin on Sunday at the Royal Island Club. Draw and starting times: FIRST TEE: 8.00 J. W. Pollock U6i WO Sharp < I W/O
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    Soccerites win
    20 12 FARRER PARK. Fri. Star Soccerites beat British Military Hospital 3-1 m a friendly football match played here yesterday.
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    Maniam sparks Ceylonese win
    125 12 C.S.C. 5; SC.C. 2. SINGAPORE City. Fri. Maniam's halt rick the I second of the season sparked the Crvionese victory over the S.C.C."in the S.H.A. Div. I league match on the padang yesterday. Though Maniam performed the hattrick. the arch schem--ler of the C.S.C. team was
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    Dawn outing for Quick Win: he is holding his K.L form
    447 12 IPOH TRACK, 6 a. m. i Allan Lewis reports I this morning's training gallops f ALTHOUGH Ihe second track ;it Ipoh was no! too bad this morning, there was still no real attempt at time making. Only three horses,
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    Powerful All Stars clash with the Gassers today
    277 12 Powerful All Stars clash with the Gassers today SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. SOFTBALL fans get their fill this evening at Jalan Besar stadium with the Singapore Softball Association's All Star matches. Main feature is the All Star 'A' team's clash with the champions. Stanvac Oassers. The All Star "A" team Is:
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    Blues rugby trial below expectation
    179 12 Blues rugby trial below expectation rpHOMSON. Fri. Tlic A Singapore All-Blues held a trial at the Police Training School yesterday to select the team that will play against Negri/ Malacca All-Blues on Nov. 7. The same w ;i<. fa 4 b:k>w expectations leaving the selectors very little to pick from.
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    SHOCKING RUN AT PURWOKERTO
    153 12  -  Jeffery James bh rR a nation which is preparing to hold the world Thomas Cup series m its country for the first time, the poor organisation of the country's national championships at Punvokerto makes shocking reading. It i seems that Indonesia must not only buck up
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    Umpire sends dangerous players out
    106 12 Umpire sends dangerous players out SUB Police Scranj;oon GaiiAem 0 SERANGOCX Gardens. Fri. —This SHA division 2 league match here was -poilt by an unruly crowd and unsporting players, one from h >ide t>( ing sent nil m the vecond hall ior dangerou> play. Spectators hampered game by encroaching Into
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    Constructors in Dockyard semi-final
    46 12 'V'AVAL BASE. Fii— The C Cuii.st rue tors Depa;tment, ihe Inter-Departmental League ners of the D.F.A c: beat the Royal Fie.'; 8.. the cup tie at Depilord Ro;id bere yesterday. Varadarajoo's I enabled the Chief Const n. team to enter the semi-fi.
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    Police fall to the Prisons
    50 12 Prisons 4; Police rpHOMSON, Fri Pi^uis beat Police by four goals to two In a S H.A Division Two li game played at tne Police T ing School yesterday. Chandra (2), Chua and scoreti for the Prison >. Velu] and J. Cook netted for the
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