The Singapore Free Press, 5 November 1960

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    Masthead
    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    IN-OR-OUT? NIKITA PUZZLE
    65 1 Coup rumours: Malenkov back from wilderness to take over A Wall Street Was it the work of Mao? WASHINGTON, Saturday. tals uere buzzing with ruht that the Soviet Premier, ihrushchev, had been overthrown. intents and diplomats were whether Mr. Khrushchev Ihe Kremlin. ml there had been a
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    TENGKU BLAMES U.N. BAN FOR RED CHINA'S 'WARLIKE' STAND
    106 1 TENGKU BLAMES U.N. BAN FOR RED CHINA'S 'WARLIKE' STAND >ORK. S; igku i Abdul Rahman, Malaya's Prime Minuter, said here rday that Communist China was no more "war:\e countries which were members of the United Nati The T gku n a outlining number of a conference here, particularly on the
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    Code memo
    45 1 G^n Khru3hchev ousted Malcnkov as successor." Similar headlines appeared m Lhe United States and other happening" m Moscow. The identity of tne diplomats was not specified. A Russian Embassy spok man m LONDON described the rumours as "nonsense and inventioiiK"' anrf chomsUrr i,~
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    More missiles
    12 1 TON. Sat.— lncreases budget will provide more planes and subr
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    8 on spy charge
    12 1 Two Frenchmen and mx Poles were charged with
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    DON'T BE A LOSER
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    Lock icon 'I don't want to learn tricks: Just leave me where I am'
    421 1  -  HAROLD SOH EDDIE THE ALSATIAN PINES FOR MASTER, DISAPPOINTS TRAINER By SINGAPORE. Sat WHEN Eddie, a two-year-old Alsatian, was given to Mr. Wong Chi Lok shortly after the story of his love of dogs was published m The
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    A GENTLEMAN'S EXCUSE FOR NOT STOPPING AFTER CRASH
    121 1 ROCHDALE (England), Sat.--A driver whose car hit a parked vehicle told magistrates here yesterday he did not stop immediately because there were women about— and he was wearing nothing but his underpants. Thomas Thompson. 34, said that on the night of October
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 CAFE SHOOTiNt. FIVE KILLED i II,) mil: 111 < STOCK EXCHANk I I t i- < t Ik X nil \im il i Iron .'-.j 1. 1 i >•;:,■ i h
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    Boy swallows eight nails for a 'dare'
    57 1 SWANSEA, (Wales), Sat. Thirteen-year-old John Wollard was discharged yesierday from hospital here after eight lwoinch nails he had swallowed for "a dare" had been recovered from his stomach. John swallowed the nails m his classroom at St. Joseph's school 13 days ago. An
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    Actor collapses
    24 1 HOLLYWOOD. Sat.— Actor Joe McCabe, 45, collapsed ana died during the filming ol the "bonanza" TV show at Paramount Studios Pong's anniversary
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    Lock icon STOLEN AIRCRAFT ON REVENGE MISSION MISSING
    106 1 STOLEN AIRCRAFT ON REVENGE MISSION MISSING MIAMI (Florida), Sat. A stolen airplane, loaded with homemade bombs and piloted by two young adventurers burning revenge against Fidel Cairo, is missing after leaving Florida on Thursda bomb Havana, the Miami News reported yesterday The News said the men were pals of three
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    MALAYAN, HK FUNDS
    27 1 J;• PI M.iL.-.u. lI X I un 4» First M Fund m pnc» uyuiß 94 id .selling $1.00. First Hone Kong Fui.' IK $1.0('
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    Salan says it again
    25 1 MADRID Salan. former Fi m Algeria, here his belief ti. "tion to the problem of A.. ivms for Fiance to remain
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    London stock markets close on dull note... losses in industrials
    423 2 LONDON. Sat. i II. stock markets linisheel Ihe week on a dull nole. Sen limen! wax affected b\ company news ami the prospect of moi new issues makin t In* i r ;ip pearam Lo n industrials fairly widespread no
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    M$5½ mil. loan for Saigon development
    47 2 WASHINGTON: The United Siates Development Loan Fluid has announced the signing of a M 552 .500.000 loan agreement under which Uie U.S. Viil aid Vietnam m improving and expanding the water supply of the Saigon metropolitan area. The four-year project will
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    London rubber market slow to start but steady at the close
    172 2 London rubber market slow to start but steady at the close LONDON, Saturday. ()l OTATIONS were barely steady ai Hie v mtsel reflecting Singapore advices and the market was slow to start. reported mocU nd i shortcount latf g but said that did not d winYork -dening trend m d
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    UP 16 DOWN 5 UNCHANGED 153
    397 2 [UPr inriimi iVi'i.'iiViiViiiVmi'.'iiV viViViH.i NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Friday. INDUSTRIAL* Preview 7:3a; Alex. Bricks Ords. (N) .90 .SO Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers BOUSTEAD 118 117 8.8. Petrol 40 Hi 40.'B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smeit. Pref. |20,3 E2O/3 Ords.
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    INDONESIAN GOVT. PUTS OUT ORDER ON MINING OF MINERALS
    165 2 INDONESIAN GOVT. PUTS OUT ORDER ON MINING OF MINERALS JAKARTA, Sat. The In«l donesian Government has divided minerals into three categories stating who may work them within the boundaries of the republic. Under a new regulation, oil. coal, natural gases, iodine, bromium, uranium, thorium and other radioactive materials copper, mercury,-
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      New York Prices
      45 2 NEW YORK, Nov. 4. Previou* l«4laj TIN Straits soot 104.00 104.00 RUBBER Futuras Nov H.« 9 31.90 Jan 30...TJ 31.27J TONE. Steady. SALES: 57 lots. No. 1 RSS Nov. <anded price CO' t i fuluf» Contract Die. 36.34 36.34 Ariuvt ti.ces vjuoi<-
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      Dow Jones Averages
      35 2 NEW YORK, Nov. 4. PrrvMt.it r»rfav Ml Industrials M 0.82 r>9*.o7 20 Railroads i: 12$ °2 40 Domestic Binds M.42 >4 39 15 Utilities m.is 93 75 *s Stacks Composite *verat«a 196.93
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      120 2 LONDON. Nov. 4. l»trvi..li» f... RUBbtH No i Kb c i f European ports. Nov 2518 16 25 15/16 Dec 26 3/16 J»i 3 lb RUBBER Nu. I A&S Spot 26 5/16 262 1 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Doc 26 5/16 26 7 16
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      81 2 LONDON. lt«*. 4. Prawiou* oda COPRA Pnihppifr«.l.f. U.K./N«rth Eurtnan t»rtl delivered weicM c*< ••nic ten N»» jjsjj $)i.j COPRA. Straits Berneo e.l.f. U.K./ North Europtan ports delivered weight per long ton Nov./ Dec i tfioi tOCONUT OIL crude Strait* 0.1.t. Kuropean p r t am ouih por
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      U.S. Pepper
      37 2 Malabar spot ;>j, afloats S3, Nov. shipment 4<s. Lampong spot 55, afloata 93, Nov. shipment 48. Muntok white "pot 79. afloats 75. !\'ov. ahipm^nt unquoted, sellera ex-dock. Above price* Quoted m U.S. centi ocr Ib.
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    Philippines wants new C-plan procedure
    172 2 Philippines wants new C-plan procedure MANILA, Sat. The Philippines was discontented with the present Colombo Plan process of granting capital aid to under-developed countries. Foreign Office sources said here. They said countries applying for assistance within the plan found the present procedure "humiliating." The Foreign Office earlier announced that the
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    Cheaper rubber will help the industry in long run
    477 2 Cheaper rubber will help the industry in long run By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT i SINGAPORE, Saturday THE fall m the price of rubber ha> turned the market m rubber shares very dull. But m the long-term it is probably the best thing that could have happened for the
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    Less rubber used
    32 2 WASHINGTON: The Commerce Depaament has reported that United States consumption of new rubber m September was 124,100 long tons compared with 125,836 m August, and 146,225 m September 1959.
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    GOLD MARKET QUIETER THIS WEEK
    6 2 GOLD MARKET QUIETER THIS WEEK I
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      230 2 NY.X.LINE Hrn \i 11 Niv 27 29 No. Narati Mafu 13 15 Niv 12 14 Niv 15 11 Niv 17 1S Nov M haru Uv. wnns^ati 4 .14 t niv 17 11 Ni Mirya Mary for Rarg: :yi g 1 Calcu'ti 2122 Niv 23 24 Nl •»sama Man. "iago>i 31
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      77 2 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Oronsay 1/3. Van Nort 4/5, Kapiutn Kosko 6A. Pres. Arthur 6/7. Soon Huat 9. Rhexenor 10/11. Dresden 13/14. Metallurg Baykov 15/16. Glenroy 18, Wairimu 19. Panehan N. Wall 1. Sumpitan N. Wall 2. Sertiaug N. Wall 3, Tronoh
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      131 2 siin»ri\(, BARBER L I V I Frtfli USA EAST COAST POPTS n$ HtUM ANO HON TOREAOOR 14 He. FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LOO Fram USA GUI.F PORTS via PA* AND HONGKONG MANOEVILLE 10 Nay BARBER-FERN*VILLE LIKE T| NEW YORK BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA eUTIMfIf. MNIU Wi M FERNDALE In Pc FRANCtSVILLE 12 17
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    Games centre for 10,000 ready
    205 3  - Games centre for 1 0,000 ready R.G. PILLAI Assemblywoman to open community clubhouse today IT HAS RECREATIONAL, 1 SOCIAL AND STUDY FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE IN CROWDED AREA By Singapore City, Sat RECREATIONAL centre to cater for the needs of 10,000 people m the thickly populated area around Middle Road, Bras
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    Teachers learn to dance
    57 3 iI i nd Argentina. Mr llolden tind> his pupiN \er\ re>pon>ive and nthuNia>tu. Iles.iicl: "The daBCC9 usually have no meaning but i> danced mainly tor fun." Tht 'i> for teacher> ponsored h\ the Minis- f Education and are organised espeiially to brins her teachers from the
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    FOUND-YET ANOTHER TYPEWRITER THAT IS SO OLD
    164 3 FOUND-YET ANOTHER TYPEWRITER THAT IS SO OLD rpHOMSON Another 1 ancient typewriter a w years -younger" tl ::e being displa -howroom of a la ess :.r Is m ion ot a resident In Thomson Road. The antique machine was purchased m England m 1896 by Mr. A. W. Westley before
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    US election debate
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The public are invited to attend a tree greening »from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m> of the third and fourth Nixon-Kennedy TV debates at the Shell Theatrette today.
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    BAR-GIRLS PLAN TO FORM UNION TO STOP 'EXPLOITATION'
    126 3 BAR-GIRLS PLAN TO FORM UNION TO STOP 'EXPLOITATION' SERANGOON. Sat. Sinpore bar-girls are planning to form a trade union. Its pro-tern secretary. Miss Lucy Phua Luan said she would aph the Minister lor Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, lor advice. A pro-tern committee of 15 members has been
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    HE CLAIMS JUNGLE BAMBOO HAS 'MAGICAL QUALITIES'
    171 3 HE CLAIMS JUNGLE BAMBOO HAS 'MAGICAL QUALITIES' UPPER SERANGOON. Sat. Inche Abdul bin Adam, 41. the 'bamboo magician"' from Kuala Lumnur who performed m Raffles Place for about two months, has now moved to Upper Serangoon. His stock m trade is a long bamboo pole which he said had been
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    Scholarships for 12
    36 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Scholarships worth $48 a year for boys and $36 a year for girls have been awarded to 12 pupils studying m secondary schools m Singapore, the Ministry of Education announced.
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    Kerala body to stage a prize-winning drama
    133 3 L^ARRER PARK. Sat. -The r Singapore Kerala Association will stage a Ma layalam drama "Puthiya Akasam, Puthiya Bhoomi" new sky and new earth* at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 12. The play was rated the best Malayalam drama m India m 1959 and
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    SCHOOL PUTS ON FILMS TO RAISE FUNDS
    92 3 SCHOOL PUTS ON FILMS TO RAISE FUNDS JUROXG, Sat. Joo Kuen Public School m Tuas villag( is to hold a series oi film shows by which it hopes to swell its building fund by $14,000. The fund was started four years ago. but so far only 53.000 has been collected.
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    Ho off to Moscow: He may seek Red aid
    156 4 SAIGON. Sat.— Western diplomatic observers here regard as "ominous"' the visit to Moscow o! the Communist North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh. H<> Chi Minh left this week for Moscow, by way of Peking, with two of his lieutenants, Le Duan
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  • THE WORLD AT NOON
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      GEN. DE GAULLE DETERMINED TO GIVE ALGERIA FREE CHOICE OF GOVT.
      179 4 GEN. DE GAULLE DETERMINED TO GIVE ALGERIA FREE CHOICE OF GOVT. T>ARIS. Sat. General De X Gaulle m a momentous television speech last night announced that he would take emergency measures to protect the State and implement his policy of self determination m Algeria if circumstances required. He said that
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    It may be landslide for Kenneo
    302 4 Latest gallup poll gives Democrat 6 per cent le^ BUT NIXON. BA N f ON EFFECT OF CAMPAIGNING. Th HE'LL SCORE UF WASHIV y QBSERVERS hen arc terms of a victory, proportions, for Senator cratic candidate, m Ti election. A nationwide Gallup n tiion
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    Ghana, Guinea are accessories to murders and massacres of civilians, accuses Kasavubu
    342 4 Ghana, Guinea are accessories to murders and massacres of civilians, accuses Kasavubu VKW YORK, Sat.— A^ Congolese President Joseph Kasavubu asserted m a document published here yesterday that Ghana and Guinea were "accessories to murders and massacres of civil population" m his troubled land. Mr. Kasavubu also expressed "indignation" over
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    DON'T BANK SOLELY ON NATO, PLEA BY MINISTER
    215 4 DON'T BANK SOLELY ON NATO, PLEA BY MINISTER LONDON. Sat— Mr. Harold Watkinson. Britain's Minister of Defence, said here last night that Britain could not put all her eggs m the NATO basket. He said there was "no escape from our responsibilities by throwing the nuclear burden entirely on the
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    War warning
    30 4 NEW YORK. Sat— Mr. Orms-by-Gore. British Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. t'>ld the U.N. it would be impossible to confine a new world war to nonnuclear weapons.
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    They learn to think alike despite barrier
    434 5 They learn to think alike despite barrier Today's theme: CHILDREN I when the hr>t Children's InterSummer Village (CISV) was minnati. Ohio, scoffers said i ould not work. L-roup of young children countries and sinned *i or culture possibly es- in a month's camping ex- Slobal living' g and education. >f
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    CURE FOR THOSE WHO FEAR SCHOOL: TREAT THE PARENTS
    352 5  - CURE FOR THOSE WHO FEAR SCHOOL: TREAT THE PARENTS DR. F.R.C. CASSON By SCHOOL-PHOBIA cannot be cured by just forcing a child to go to school. The condition called "school phobia 91 lias been known for many years, ll is quite different from the normal reluctance of small children to
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    ...AND A LOOK AT THE FATTY
    151 5 ...AND A LOOK AT THE FATTY IT isn't much fun being a fat girl or boy and help is needed to sort out this real problem. But far too many of today's fat childdren are over-eating, and their parents are too fat for the same reason. If a fat mother
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Good news for rubber
      212 6 Good news for rubber nnOMORROVV need not be a day of fear for rubber-rich Malaya. Tomorrow or tomorrow or tomorrow. For our rubber has still a long day of use. Who says so? The research director of a giant company m the United States which has pioneered m the use
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      READ this on the bus home
      91 6 AS you make your way home today think of the people who live down your street. Think of the families who live on either side of your house for a start. Then ask yourself this question: "How well do I know my neighbours? How
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    18 MEMBERS OF MALAY SETTLEMENT BOARDS MEET TODAY
    243 6 18 MEMBERS OF MALAY SETTLEMENT BOARDS MEET TODAY SINGAPORE CITY. Sat Eighteen members of five Malay settlement boards of management, will meet tortav to discuss common problems confronting each settlement. The meeting Is summoned by the chairman or the Boards of Management. Malay Settlements. Inche Yaacob bin Mohamed. who U
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    Publicity drive
    32 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— The Singapore Tourist Association proposes to take an active part m a publicity campaign overseas to attract visitors to Singapore m the "Visit the Orient Year, 1961.
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    A PLACE FOR SMALLGROWERS
    638 6  - A PLACE FOR SMALLGROWER S IAN MOK-AI By Singapore City, Sat They cultivate 14,086 acres of pineand land m Malaya: Commission says e are an important source of fruit sum fill-; SMALLGROWER and his family live off ;i few acres of pineapple, but their role m the Malayan pineapple industry
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    Shelter for 200
    32 6 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat. Pulau Redang, a small island 22 miles from here. will give refuge to 200 familie.> from coastal areas during thr monsoon m the next five months.
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    Band performance
    22 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. The Singapore Police Band will perform at Katong Park on Tuesday from 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.
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    No water area
    28 6 GEYLANG. Sat. Water I will be cut off along Lorong 1 Geyl«an» between Geylang I Road Pulau Minyak. from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today.
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    BUS COMPANY BOSS TO STUDY ROAD TRANSPORT IN HONGKONG
    116 6 BUS COMPANY BOSS TO STUDY ROAD TRANSPORT IN HONGKONG SINGAPORE CITY, Sat Mr. Tay Soo Y T ong, Managing Director of the Tay Koh Vat Bus Company, has Iff t Singapore for Hong Kong to study the public transport system there. Mr. Tav who is also chairman of the Singapore
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    Leading trade unionist retires after 14 years with the R.A.F.
    256 6 Leading trade unionist retires after 14 years with the R.A.F. CHAXGI, Saturday. ()NK of Singapore's leading trade unionists. Mr. A. M. Nair, retired yesterday from service with the R.A.F. at Air Force Head I quarters, ChangL One of the most senior locally-employed civilian Singapore. Mr. Nair has been working since
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    LOCAL DANCER FOR HONG KONG TV SHOW
    82 6 LOCAL DANCER FOR HONG KONG TV SHOW SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. Mrs Rose Eberwein. a leading Singapore exponent of eastern and western dances, has left for Hong Kong by a CPA airliner for television appearances there. To see her off at the airport were her husband, David, friends and students, of
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    ACS teacher dies
    37 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. An Anglo-Chinese School teacher. Mr. \V. Jesudasjn, 55, died at the General Hospital last night. Cortege will leave 248 Onan Road at 4 p.m. today for burial at the Bidadari Cemetery.
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    New radio link
    37 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Sat.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. i Inche Yusof bin Ishak, form- j ally inaugurated recently a new Singapore -Sarawak radio-telephone service with a conversation with the Governor of Sarawak, Sir Alexander Waddell.
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    POP
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    Democracy not in danger in S-E Asia
    556 7  -  LAN MOK-AI Pessimists^point to the rise of military regimes, tradition of despotism, fascination of Communism, but history expert draws this conclusion:- IT IS NOT IDEAL BUT IT IS BEST SOLUTION KNOWN TO US -AND WE WANT TO PRACTISE IT By Singapore. Sat DEMOCRACY
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    Weaving Maid: REALISTIC SCENERY IS USED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN LOCAL CHINESE OPERA
    307 7 Weaving Maid: REALISTIC SCENERY IS USED FOR THE FIRST TIME IN LOCAL CHINESE OPERA rUNGATORI CITY. Sat— The Chinese das 1 be Tow herd and in* v Maid. M preit»d h> the Er Woo Musical and Dramatic \>- .is this u< I for the second time Victoria Theatre terformanee was
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    Service families ready for the 'big bang' on Guy Fawkes Day
    91 7 Service families ready for the 'big bang' on Guy Fawkes Day SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday., HUNDREDS of British service famUies im H Singapore and Malaya will burn flrerSd crackers tomorrow lo_celebrate <iu\ Fawkes Day. :ory of Guy Fawkes •empt to blow up Parliament is South- I But In B: requires no
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    CHINESE YMCA YOUTHS PLAN A CAROL PARTY
    63 7 CHINESE YMCA YOUTHS PLAN A CAROL PARTY SINGAPORE, CITY. Sat.— The Junior Youth Club and Youth Council of the Student and Youth Department of the Chinese YMC A. will for the first time organise a carol party on Christmas eve. The party of about 80 boys and girls will represent
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    FLOATING FAIR JAPAN DUE IN JANUARY
    111 7 FLOATING FAIR JAPAN DUE IN JANUARY SINGAPORE CITY, Sat A Japanese industrial floating lair is now making an extended tour of South-East Asia. Australia and New Zealand. It will call at Singapore on Jan. 5. A spokoman for the Japanese Cons Singapore said that arrangem< the fair to come to
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    Assembly meeting
    17 7 KANGAR. Sat.— The Perils State Assembly will hold its next meeting here on Nov. 28.
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    Hard hit institute
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malayanisation has hit the Institute of Medical Research ;so hard that Its research > work is now practically at a standstill.
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    HE WANTS TO START A DRAMA SOCIETY
    104 7 HE WANTS TO START A DRAMA SOCIETY KAMPONG KAPOR. Sat. Mr. M.S. Arunasalam. 35. a leading Tamil dramatist, singer and character actor m the Federation, Is now In Singapore on a visit. Mr. Aruna.salam. who was the manager of the Shri Ganesanantha Nad a g a Sabha m Sungei Siput.
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    15 7 PENANG. Sat.— More than 100 delegates and observers from the various chapters m
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    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Delegates representing unions m 10 countries will be here shortly to attend an Asian Transport Workers' conference.
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    29 7 I KUALA LUMPUR, Sat i Assessment rates m Kuala Lumpur are to be halved to 15 per cent next year, It was S announced here. r
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    TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF 10 SCHOOLS WILL GO ON A PICNIC
    145 7 TEACHERS AND STUDENTS OF 10 SCHOOLS WILL GO ON A PICNIC IURONG. Sat.— Thirty-two J principals and fend* from ten Chinese primary schools m the Jurong an will join about 360 stude: m a picnic at South tomorrow. The schools arc Wei Sin. Joo Hwa. Pei T* Sin Nan, Joo
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    95 8 The Windics gather round the little Peke. "We all saw how fast that rocket thing was going." he says. Well, neither Rupert nor I, nor anybody could stop it or even turn it. There's only one thing that could go anything like such a speed, and
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      135 8 BORN today, you are sa<;ittarius <Nov. 23-Dec. likely to be a person I 22 Much may be achieved this with a complex pattern of day specially if you plan effisunshine and shadow Early cl n xhn°irn^ T^ h^ l^- on m life you nress inward CAPRICORN <Dec 23-Jan. 20. 111
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    The 'Prince' is as comfortable as it is handsome
    373 9  - The 'Prince is as comfortable as it is handsome JENNIFFER CHAN This latest model from Japan does &reat credit a factory tKat is hardly ten years old ROAD-TESTING deal of >pt»i illation when d I tir-t saw the Prince on s anotl impact!" exIhink it's a new German ip-room colour
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    Fashion contest aims to raise $15,000 for school building fund
    233 9 Fashion contest aims to raise $15,000 for school building fund MAdAruKh (.in, Saturday. 'piIK non-Tamil-speaking women of Singapore are organising a glamorous Malayan dress competition m n icl of the Kalaimagal School building fund. The aim is to build a technical wing lor the school at an estimated cost of
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    PARKS IS A.D.C. TO HIGH COMMISSIONER
    87 9 PARKS IS A.D.C. TO HIGH COMMISSIONER BRUNEI. Sat. Mr. VV.J. Parks, a former Singapore police officer, has become the private secretary and A.D.C to the United Kingdom High Commissioner. Mr. D.C. White, stationed m Brunei. holder of the King's Police Medal, Mr. Parks was interned m Singapore during the Japanese
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    36 9 SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. \n exhibition or the art oi Japanese flower arrangement m aid of St. Andrew's Mission Hospital is to be held at Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec. 10 at 10 a.m.
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    Remembrance Day parade
    51 9 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. The ex-Services Association of Singapore will hold a Remembrance Day parade at the Cenotaph on Nov. 13 at 8.00 a.m. All ex-Service personnel are welcome. Those attending should send their names and addresses to the exServices Association of Singapore P.O. Box 2739 for parade
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    More books in four languages at Raffles
    205 9 More books in four languages at Raffles STAMFORD, S a t.— The Raffles National Library which has re-opened at its new building m Stamford Road now has a selection of some 150,000 books m the four main language streams Chinese, Malay, English and Tamil. The official opening of the library
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      77 9 Sunday services Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 7.30 a.m., 8.30 UL and 6.30 a.m., 800 a*... 9.3 C. a^ 11 M P ■j' mma( uUte Heart of Mary Garden Estate J am y^ <r()on Road 9 15 2() 3 n RdT a.m.. 5.30 p.m. Orthodox Syrian Shepherd (Bras Basah kq^ Road) gum
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    113 10 \l JOHORI ii\HKi IN 111 \NS: X Lim Jit Imm. Ramii. Anaei>on. WiUings: Clark, Koh Nam seiii:; Oliver. Allen. Varcoe; cad. Hart noil; Clemen; s (Captain i. Jenkm>. Beecron. .lohore: Pat EdingtoD fCapu; Kua Yeuw Thong, Doliah Ali. Pike. Sullivan: John Eci Cuuglan: Huie. Corcie.i-: Rare.
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    680 10  - WATCH OUT, SINGAPORE! IT'S A TOUGH HURDLE B. NORMAN By SINGAPORE J up matches for the Johorr Bahru United and is now m peak from. Partnering Koh m the threes is bearded Dollah Ali who is only 18 years old and still at school. He plays a forceful game at
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    Springboks on the rampage
    69 10 lIS THE SPIRIT OF RUGBY. The will to win. Pressing on for the tryline over ;i prostrate foe. the South African Springboks reveal their strength on the current tour of Britain. In this match it was the formidable Welsh club Cardiff who tasted defeat— by 13-0.
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    Integration is quicker through the district meets
    249 10  - Integration is quicker through the district meets Jeffery James TYJYT Y THE District system m school sports a failure? Think again, Jeffery James, said the Man m the Know. And applaud the Ministry of Education for brin^in» about i quicker integration of schools, teachers and pupils of the various streams
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    COME ON GIRLS! DON'T LEAVE HOCKEY GLORY ALL TO BOYS
    226 10  -  Sebastian Rasoo By Singapore, Sat RESPONSE from girls schools m hockey tournaments s discouraging to Mr. Boon Oon San, Combined Schools Hockey Chairman. Only three of the live districts fielded teams m the District Tournament, he said. Two took part
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    SAAA TO START COACHING COURSE LATE THIS MONTH
    116 10 SINGAPORE CITY The Singapo. Athletic Association will :iext coaching Nov. 28 to Dvv 6 ;r V Park. The ccuci will be held daily, will 4.45 p.m. and end at 5.15 Local coaches will b< ducting the coarse which oe devoted to theory
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    Asoka badminton semi-final upset
    46 11 NAVAL BASE. Sat. Semifinals of the Asoka Badminum Party's knoekou cup prociuceci an upset. Er Wee Kwang, Naval Base Champion of 1958. and 1959. was beaten by darkhorse Han Cx.ee Fan- 11-15, 15-10. 15-11. John Zacahariah. a newcomer beat Amman 15-11: 15-11.
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    CONSISTENCY AND GOOD FORM POINT TO YES MASTER
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    352 12  - The All Stars all go crashing down in floodlit Softball EDWARD D 'SOUZA By JALAN BESAR. Saturday. JMIE softball feast organised by the Singapore Softball Association m which the division champions met All Star teams List night only served to confirm the sunerinritv d\' the foam champions. The All Stars
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