The Singapore Free Press, 7 November 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ..- The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Letters to Dean tell of church scandal
    10 1 Letters to Dean tell of church scandal Imonish him Procedure
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  • Article
    BIRTH: PUPILS TO HEAR
    342 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON Family Planning Campaigners arrange talks for Form V: They may be part of curriculum But there will not be any references to techniques By Singapore. City, Mon. LWMILY planning instruction may become part of the curriculum for students in Form V and above
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    TWO FAMILIES IN FREE-FOR-ALL: FOUR GET HURT
    62 1 PAY A LEBAR. Mon. Four people were injured and to hospital night following a free-for-all between two neighbouring families In Pa Lebar. :iich began een two deaf and one from Toil Bok. head of the Toll family: Ong Che c deaf mute m
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    Costly guard duty
    29 1 NEW YORK. M-n— New Yorx <ed more than a million ne and ran up an c bill oi about Ms 9 milnad piomintnt fcrei<;ii ace recen,
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    Archaeological find
    35 1 LENINGRAD. Mon —An :on of Soviet and Mongolian leologi&ts. led by Dr. Alexei arukov. has found m the Gobi Desert objects made by primative man m the paleolithic age nast 50.000 years ago.
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    Tomb discovery
    24 1 CAIRO. Mon.— Antiquities officials have found a second flight of stairs m a tunnel ieacnng from the tomb of Pharoah Sen I.
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    Experts report
    18 1 LONDON. Mon— Experts are returning :o report on U.S. plans for using space satellites for communications.
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    Guy on a wood-pile goes up in smoke
    129 1 SBRANGOON GARDENS, Mon. An effigy of Guy Fawkes. propped up on top of a wood -pile, went up m (lames m the housing estate here on Saturday evening, watched by scores of delighted children. The occasion was Guy Fawkes Day. The bonfire
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    CONTEST WINNER: I'LL KEEP PRIZE MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS
    90 1 CONTEST WINNER: I'LL KEEP PRIZE MONEY FOR CHRISTMAS SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Twenty three year old David Yeo. the $500 winner of last week's Free Press Word Puzzle"LL", has decided to keep the prize money for Christmas shopping and celebations. He said: -With the $500 prize I can now look forward
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    Plane must go
    30 1 HAVANA, Mon— The Government lias oraerea a U.S. embassy plane to be moved from the Camp Liberty airfield, to prevent observation of a build-up of Communist arms.
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    So those....words aren't common
    53 1 So those.... words aren't common LONDON, Mon. The i four-letter words m Lady Chatterley's Lover are not likely to be included m the Oxford Dictionary as a result of the court case. "This legal judgement is irrelevant to our purpose," said Oxford University Press. "We don't take into account anything
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    Twins in bank vault
    37 1 WATSONVILLE (California), Mon. The embalmed bodies of Siamese twin babies believed to have been born dead more than 50 years ago have been found m a suitcase m a bank vault near he.c
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    Lock icon Two killed, 12 hurt
    26 1 NEW YORK, Mon.— A bomb exploded m a New York underground station ia.>t night, killing two people and seriously Injuring 12— Reuter.
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    'Castro' box starts a bomb scare
    43 1 NEW YORK. Mon.— A suspicious- looking package addressed "To Castro touched off a bomb scare yesterday when it was discovered m a subway station trash can Authorities gingerly opened the package and found it contained rotten oranges.
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    A 'revolution' in the offices: Read about it in HER WORLD
    202 1 A 'revolution' in the offices: Read about it in HER WORLD ARE you a career girl? Do you realise that you ore part of a gentle revolution? may lament the invasion of their preserve, but the fact is that girls have established a permanent beochheod m Malayan offices and continually
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    VTO 'hop' is a great technical triumph for British aviation
    412 2 VTO 'hop' is a great technical triumph for British aviation PAYA LEBAR, Mon. ORITISH AVIATION achieved another tremendous technical :nph when the tical take-off Hay, P 1127 made its first "hop"' recently Tli d by Bedford who had one :jot m planter follow; accidt The P 1127 made several hop-
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    State a top buyer of Vietnam rubber
    61 2 n\igO\: Exports of rubber from South Vietnam during the first seven months of 1960 total--32.188 lous. rith a value of M 533 .900.000 according to statisreleased by the Directorate ral of Trade. ice. West Germany and japore were the three main cuv.omers. Others
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    Japan-Soviet trade
    40 2 H»KYO: Japan plans to send ade delegation of four members, led by Mi. Kun Neglsht, a Foreign Ministry e/ficial. to Moscow to hold a trade review with the Scvie: Union, a J.i pa new Foreign Ministry spokesman said
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    Phone calls v. television as Kennedy and Nixon fight final duel
    132 2 Phone calls v. television as Kennedy and Nixon fight final duel by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE FROM PAGE QKE Senator .c Yice-P party has .sa:d it cannot .ye four-hour ..iion planned by N:\on for tonight. Kennedy will 1. by a, a -ola widow In San > :rn tele] who
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    French-Vietnamese glassware factory
    46 2 SAIGON: The first glassware manufactunng plant m South Vietnam, a French-Vietnamese venture designed 10 save the I country about MSB-4 million m I toreign exchange annually, has i been inaugurated. The plant, located m the iown of Vinh Hoi. has a daily pro-
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  • Finance, shipping and aviation
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      MR. NEHRU OPENS M$316 MIL FACTORY (THE WORLD'S BIGGEST)
      151 2 MR. NEHRU OPENS M$316 MIL FACTORY (THE WORLD'S BIGGEST) BHOPAL (Central India): Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister inaugurated a giant heavy electrical factory here which will soon make India belt -sufficient m electrical power equipment. and paid tribute to British help In setting it ud. The plant, biggest
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      BURMA SIGNS A TRADE PACT WITH N. KOREA
      87 2 BURMA SIGNS A TRADE PACT WITH N. KOREA rpOKYO: Burma and 1 Communist North Korea have agreed to open trade relations. Pyongyang Radio reported yesterday. The agreement was reached m a joint communique signed by North Korean Foreign Trade Minister. Li Joo Yun. and U May. leader of the Burmese
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    Govt. loan and grant up to $225 mil. for liner
    141 2 Govt. loan and grant up to $225 mil. for liner LONDON. Mon.-The Bnti.>h Government finance two-thirds ol total rofit lip tn a m mum V 0.000.000 mil.*— of a new t: tic liner to repia^ Queen Mary, the Pa;. General. Lord the Hou>p p«ts. Abo>v two-ninth would be an outright
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    Lock icon 3 OCEAN LINERS LIE IDLE OFF MANILA BAY
    75 2 3 OCEAN LINERS LIE IDLE OFF MANILA BAY MANILA. Moi. Thre< ocean-going \< structed by Japar.< builders lor the Development Com; <NDC>. are now lying Idle off the Manila Bay t water. But NDC officials are qu point out. that ttu rotting as previoi; Iwa! newspaperidle because their lease ii
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    ROUND-UP
    481 2 Bonn's steel and iron output and consumption DI'SSELDORI We Germany is likely ;o proauce 36.500.000 toius of c.ude .>teel m 1965 ana 44.500.000 toils m 1970 compared with just over 34 million :ons m the current year, according to .t .-urvey by the West (MUMm I: en and Sieel
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    New BISN liner in due her on maiden voyage
    60 2 New BISN liner in due her on maiden voyage sincjapoiu rv BRITISH INDIA Steim pany's 7,373-ton liarptta fully completed her trial*. is expected to irrive m maiden voyage on Xe* v On the Persian tlie Barpeta will join t kura. Two other new sl\\\ y the Bombala will joii vices
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    'Singapore rubber on way to London'
    358 2 'Singapore rubber on way to London' TONDON. Mon. One of the chief factors m the rubber market's behaviour this year has been the financial position of the Chinese dealers m Singapore, says a Financial Times leader. It is because these firms have Mich large resources and because they hold such
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    Manila and Burma agree on trade expansion
    173 2 MANILA. Mon. The Philippines and Burma have agreed to expand trade between the two Asian neighbours. Burmese Trade Minister U. Thwin. who arrived from Jakarta m the course of his tour of Asian countries, conferred with Secretary of Commerce and Industry Manuel Lim
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    UP 13 DOWN 15 UCHANGE 156
    419 2 ■•.-•v.v.Yr.Y.-.v,---.vv.-.v.v; NOTE: All below are middle SINGAPORE. Monday. INDUSTRIAL* Previous Saturday Ate». Bricks Ords. IN) .90 SO At'as fee Ii.CO Buyers BOUSTEAO 116 8.8. Petrol 40 1^ 40/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. f2O 3 r2O 3 Ords 40/- 46/federal Orspensar/.!." 1.37
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    Japan's gold: $5,151
    22 2 TOKYO. ICon J gold and foreign exr. retenrag at the end of Octo ber totallec U. 5.51.717 «M 55.151
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      124 2 EUROPE SERVICE Aden, Port Said, Naples, Genoa, Marseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Scandinavia with transhipment. 915 Nov II 17 Nov II Nov Aleundnj, B Una. Le Havre, Mamfeur; (II 12). Bremen. Mitir, 2125 Nov 76 21 Nov 29 Nov 1 Dec Barcelona. Musi lloyi 23 ?7 No* 21 29 No.
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      70 2 NY.X.LINE 10 11 Hl» taaii Mi 27 29 No» ■3 15 Niv 15 17 No. 16 17 Niv 11 2f Niv 16 II Nov 19 20 Niv 20 22 Nov 23 24 Niv i I it Niv 2 Dec 27 24 Niv 25 21 Niv 19 20 Niv 17 II
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      85 2 SMPS/H (2HIPS lyin,; alongside the SinkJ pa pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: VVonorato i 2. Charon 4,5. Izhevsk 6A Demodocus 6/7. Hirashima Maru 8 9. Malay 1011. Eumaeus 13/14, Mattalurg Baykov 15/16. Glenroy 18. Mizuho Maru 19. SumpiUn N.Wall 2. Scudai N.Wall 3. Sletter N.Wall 4. Perak
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      23 2 ~~=seippix« 1 BARBER LIN FUW U.S.* CAST COAST POKTS M f^' FERN.Vn.LE FAR BASI U.S.A. GULF POUTS VM PANAMt MMOIVILLE n\l° H I
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    Qantas to mark 40th. year with jet flight around globe in 59 hours 45 minutes
    54 3  -  CHAN SWAN BEE Special anniversary cover to be sold to philatelists V PAYA LEBAR. Mon. minute jet trip round the ntas 1 boast when it celeiniversary on Nov. 16. time Ihe airline is celewilh ,m
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    FUNDS AVAILABLE TO MEET ALL CLAIMS-ENVOY
    64 3 FUNDS AVAILABLE TO MEET ALL CLAIMS -ENVOY .PORE CITY. Mon. facilities i remittance from to other countries to le Indian insurance .broad to meet f their clients. Commercial Counto the High CommisIndia m Malaya :rance to eral In companies and the Federaprovlsions of Indian Exchange Conire facility transfer of funds
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    Brigadier's new job
    20 3 IPOH. Mon.—Brigadier H. J. Alth Infantry July 1958. appointed Brigadier Staff of Southern nd at Salisbury. 1T
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    Hospital doctor is pretty bride or varsity lecturer
    51 3 #Mi Frantic Leo Moh-Shin. a dentistry lecturer at the University of Malaya m Singapore, leads his pretty bride. Dr. Theresa Lou Guat Siew of the Singapore General j Hospital, daring tin- weddins march m the Church ot the Holy Rosary m Kuala
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    $150.000 extension
    19 3 BUKIT TIM AH MON. A $150. PiV exter now beino added to B Town m Bukit Tim
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    'Responsible union' wins praise from Byrne: Membership increasing
    160 3 'Responsible union' wins praise from Byrne: Membership increasing SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. MR. K. M. BYRNE, the Minister tor Labour and Law. praises the Singapore Insurance Companies' Employees' Union for having been alive to the importance of maintaining good employer-employee relations. Writing a message for the fifth anniversary celebrations of the
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    Hundreds plan to hold Students Week on a grand scale
    238 3 Hundreds plan to hold Students Week on a grand scale SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Hundreds of secondary school students from English and vernacular schools here will celebrate "Students' Week" from Dec. 5 to 11. The event sponsored by the Student and Youth Department of the Chinese V.M.C.A. is the first of
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      71 3 Medium Wave lib melre> ber: 9.30 The uews; 945 Tinea Short Wave: Hi metres m haimony; 10 00 Take It From 4780 ke/s.) from Here; 10.30 Johnny Dankworh 900 p m 10.00 p.m. daily and hLs Orchestra; 11.00 Close P.M. 100 Programme T j££j™ mary. .02 Monday »«g^ P.M. 1.15
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    Oxygen for Gable as he is rushed to hospital
    163 4 Oxygen for Gable as he is rushed to hospital OOLLYWOOD. Mon. Veteran screen idol Clark Gable was taken to hospital here yesterday. His doctor said he had suffered a coronary thrombosis. "His condition is good and ho is resting comfortably." the doctor added. Fortunately I ordered Mr. Gable under oxygen
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    Italy goes to polls
    21 4 ROME. Mon— I:a.ian> vot€d m local elections which \kill serve as test of the country's political pulae.
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    Polaris base row in Britain
    427 4 Govts nuclear defence policy under fire M.P. EXPOSES EXAMPLE OF INCREDIBLE INCOMPETENCE AND CARELESSNESS' CABINET URGED TO RENOUNCE HUMILIATING PACT' WITH U.S. PEBBW VALE, (Wales), Monday. jyjR MICHAEL FOOT, Labour Party candidate in the coming by-election here, last night attacked British Government policy which he
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    A-power stations
    25 4 MELBOURNE. Mon.— The first of four atomic power stations planned for American bases m the Antarctic should be opera tine by nexi year.
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    Radio-active bullets
    30 4 MOSCOW. Mon— Radio-active bullets are being fired into rock faces m coal mines at Alma Ata, Kazakstan, m a new method of detecting potential subsidences and cave- ins.
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    Lock icon Kasavubu off to U.N. as the troops and police clash in Congo
    241 4 Kasavubu off to U.N. as the troops and police clash in Congo r EOPOLDVILLE, Mon. The Congolese Police and Army clashed on Sunday leaving two dead as President Joseph Kasavubu left for New York for talks with U.N. SecretaryGeneral Dag Hammarskjoeld. The army-police clash came near the army's camp Leopold
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    Police begin probe on loaded gun found at airport
    155 4  - Police begin probe on loaded gun found at airport CHAN SWAN BEE I by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE By PYA LEBAR, Mon— Police this morning began a full-scale probe following the recovery of a loaded .25 automatic Browning pistol at the Singapore Airport building on Saturday evening. The pistol,
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    Lunch service
    26 4 WASHINGTON, Sat. Some 60,000 of the 106.00 C public schools m the United States provide a lunch service for more than 21 million children.
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    Gaitskell is challenged again in rowdiest conference on record
    208 4 Gaitskell is challenged again in rowdiest conference on record LIVERPOOL. Monday. M«. HUGH GAITSKELL, the challenged leader of Britain's Labour Party, ran into opposition again yesterday. He was booed and catcalled by a section of the delegates at the Manchester regional Labour conference, while his presence a«t a party delegate
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    ANTI-GAULLISTS SAY 'NO' TO AN ALGERIAN REPUBLIC
    110 4 ANTI-GAULLISTS SAY 'NO' TO AN ALGERIAN REPUBLIC ALGIERS, Mon. The French Algeria Front. anti-Gaullist organisation formed six months ago, has come out strongly against an Algerian Republic, foreshadowed by President De Gaulle m his broadcast speech on Friday. A communique from the organisation declared it was speaking "In the name
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      141 4 for NOVEMBER th e centle revolution —Irene de Silva says this is the day of the girl steno m Malayan offices. 9 v!^ S^? N: >What s Y °ur Type?' Her I -I Vt ll three charmin S W^ll/W^k KIU PI W^k W ha^|* a^^ ur a y day e
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    The world of science
    169 5  -  Petter Fairley i»r I ntch your dustbin: There may be wealth m it, say the scientists I i Munihis are urging "Watch your dust y sle may be anthal much of the H el by industrial linns can i pounds each year, sihl quarter. Chipboard lermanium
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    Walking in sleep? It could be K to blame
    919 5 Walking in sleep? It could be K to blame TROUBLE STARTS WHEN A MENTAL NEWSREEL FLICKERS THROUGH MIND 'COLD WAR 1 WORRIES? NO! YET AS YOU SLEEP... HOWEVER else he might upset them, few people would readily blame Mr. Khrushchev for a marked increase lately m the number of sleep-walkers.
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      The Russians back down
      154 6 IN THE United Na- tions the Russians back down. Gone the demands for a reorganisation of the world assembly. Gone the demand that Secretary General Dag Hammarskjoeld be replaced by a three-man presidium. Instead the Russians are content to leave the whole problem In the hands
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      Light in London
      21 6 r*AR-crammed London seeks a novel way out of the parking problem. The Government has plans for mflfcsivp unHprarnnnH
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      WeLL done
      110 6 4 BOUQUET for our A immigration men. On Saturday they cleared the luxury liner Oronsay with its 1,200 tourists in record time. And earned a word of praise from Mr. F. T. Luckman, general manager of Thomas Cook and Son Ltd., in Australasia and director of the Australian
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    I predict: The next man in White House will be Mr. Kennedy
    757 6  - I predict: The next man in White House will be Mr. Kennedy DAVID TAMBYAH By SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. yyiTH less than 48 hours left before the results of the 1960 presidential elections m the United States iwv known m Singapore, I'm sticking my neck right out and plugging for Kennedy
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    HE GAVE UP LOVE TO FIND FAME AS A BADMINTON 'GREAT'
    970 6 HE GAVE UP LOVE TO FIND FAME AS A BADMINTON 'GREAT' TR SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. UK grew up m the jungle and played bad 11 minton with the Dyaks m some clearing ("to avoid the wind"). That the mention erf his name. One Poh Lira, should today evoke memories of
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    $300,000 school ready: Equipment now needed
    120 6 PASIR PANJANG, Mon. The Hua Kiau Chinese School will officially move into Its new $300,000 school building at the 5£ milestone Pasir Panjang Road on Nov. 26. Construction of a .steep approach road to the double-storey school on top of Pasir Panjang Hill has
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      34 6 LADYBIRD SLUMBER WEAR for the widest range of pyjamas and dressing gowns for boys and girls of oil oges. Due to Reno^ OUR MAIN Bata Build North Bridg< will be m* mm± ■II I
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    Bachelor, 70, lives alone with death
    333 7  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS Hermit asks: Wkat can I do? I am old, childless and friendless HIS CRACKING HUT IS IN DANGER OF FALLING TO PIECES AROUND HIM By :HUA CHU KANG, Mon. BACHELOR hermit, Mr. Tan Boon Tay, 70, is living with death. The primitive
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    NEW LOOK FOR CITY TELEPHONE BOOTHS: 'MALICIOUS DAMAGE' MAKES MAINTENANCE EXPENSIVE
    142 7 NEW LOOK FOR CITY TELEPHONE BOOTHS: 'MALICIOUS DAMAGE' MAKES MAINTENANCE EXPENSIVE 5 v PORE CITY. Mon. The Singapore 13 I -phone Board is renovating all badly public telephone booths m the rea to give it a 'new look." Deputy General Manager of the Mr. J. A Gu, .lid that the
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    LOCAL MAN WILL TRAIN FOR SIX MONTHS IN P & O LONDON OFFICE
    76 7 LOCAL MAN WILL TRAIN FOR SIX MONTHS IN P O LONDON OFFICE S-|\(.\POKK ill Mon.— Mr. Charlie Ons. 50. today m the liner C'husan for training at the P O-Orient Lines m London. Mr. OBff, who has for tinp.i>t 1 \rirs been uorkinu with I>lay Kerr m their nurr Department,
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    84 SCOUTS WILL ATTEND FIVE-DAY CAMP
    65 7 84 SCOUTS WILL ATTEND FIVE-DAY CAMP mANJONG PAGAR. Mon. X Scouts of the Tanjong Pagar division will camp at Jurong Park from Dec. 2 to Dec. 6. Mr. Phoon View Weng, rant District Commissioner, said 84 Scouts would attend. The main purpose of the camp was to prepare the boys
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    For Bangkok talks
    35 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— The Senior Customs Officer. Mr. Tong Teck Ing. will represent Singapore at the forthcoming talks m Bangkok from Dec. 5 to 8 on the suppression and control of heroin.
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    Talks to end strike
    28 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— Representatives of the Singapore Glass Factory workers and the management will meet today m a bid to end the nine-week strike.
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    STRAY DOGS UPSET KEPPEL RESIDENTS
    73 7 STRAY DOGS UPSET KEPPEL RESIDENTS KEPPEL, Mon.—Residents of Keppel Road are being plagued by stray dogs i which roam the streets and upset dust-bins m search of food. The dogs fight with each other at night and sometimes attack pedestrians. Mr. Robert Tan of Keppel Road said there were more
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    Social and dance
    29 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon.— The St. John's Ambulance Brigade. East Area, will hold a social dance evening at the Brigade Headquarters m Beach Road on Nov. 12.
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    109 7 SAMPAN SERVICE BRINGS IN MORE MONEY FOR FISHERMEN SOUTHERN ISLANDS, Mon. More fishermen from the Southern Islands are earning extra income by running sampan services between the islands. A fleet of sampans can be seen at Jardine Steps transporting people to and from Blakang Mati and Pulau Brani. The standard
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    Roads in the State are cleanest in Asia, says American painter
    233 7 Roads in the State are cleanest in Asia, says American painter SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. JX Singapore today is one of America's most original painters, Miss Jan Texter, an expert m the field of oil portraiture. A widely travelled woman. Miss Texter says: "Singapore is a wonderful city. I'm particularly impressed
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    JUNIOR SAFETY FIRST COUNCIL PLANS A DANCE
    114 7 JUNIOR SAFETY FIRST COUNCIL PLANS A DANCE SINGAPORE CITY, Mon.The Singapore Junior Safety First Council will hold a dance at the Gan Eng Seng School hall. Anson Road, on Dec. 10 at 7.30 p.m. The organisers aim to bring past and present members together at this social. Those interested should
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    An alliance of chambers
    65 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A federation of chambers of commerce, which would re- present the views of all chambers m Malaya, is likely to be set up before the end of the year, meeting a deadline set by the Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohd. Khir
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    244 7 The fact that it needs an overhaul less ireQuently than other much simpler machines it no reason for neglecting a watch altogether. Science has not yet succeeded m creating an oil whose qualities do not deteriorate after sometime. Therefore it is necessary that a watch movement
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    1196 8 They start annual scholarship for a Senior pupil THE SINGAPORE SCENE (BANNING RISE, Mon— The Vj Singapore Stage Players, made up mainly school pupils, staged their first show. "Merchant of Venice." at the Cultural Centre recently. The play was directed by Mr. Bharat Raj.
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    96 8 Before Jong the Leader and one companion return to Rupert, and almost at once a piece of solid cloud appears right ahead being driven along at great speed by one of the giant fans. On the cloud, with one of the Windies beside him, sits Pong-Ping,
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      155 8 BORN today you have an pecially like the hard normally by this years politics, inquiring mind and work that goes with earn- Capricorn (Dec. 23-Jan. *njoy travel. You want ing it! You are a little too 20)— There is excitement m ihe Money, but you do not es- much of'
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    422 9 HE JUDGES COMMENT 1 m X m I for obvious rea> cc ior WEAKER The best... will ally earn warm auplause vtmming g,> trimming gala there round after each dive, ana DIVES not warmer" applause the others. The bt^t DIVER, the winner, will ear
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    Inspiring social experiment in 'family of misfits'
    323 9 Inspiring social experiment in 'family of misfits' A FAMILY CALLED FIELD -rl by George Bruce (Evans S9). Few programmes m the television series "This is Your Life" have brought a warmer reception from viewers than that dealing witb the career of Paul Field, the man who has fought an inspiring
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    Growing orchids from seed is fascinating but not easy
    482 9 TYDI DTY Irminating orchid seeds rest ol a reader, Lee n Road, Singapore, W il training •with acknowledgeme: g a p o r c Botanic Gard- At the meeting the chemicaN used for preg the sterile medium <.hich to germinate the
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    The assassination at Buffalo
    911 9  - The assassination at Buffalo PETER FORSTER THIS BOOK TELLS HOW IT BROUGHT TO PRESIDENTIAL POWER A DYNAMIC 43-YEAR-OLD By QN September 4, 1901, a special train brought the ruling President, William McKinley, and Mrs. McKinley to Buffalo, New York State, to visit a trade fair. They were greeted by a
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    A humorous appreciation of human oddities in mass expeditions
    352 9 A humorous appreciation of human oddities in mass expeditions HAZEL THURSTON'S "From Darkest Mum" (Chapman Hall 18s.) is a travel book with a real difference. Hazel Thurston went on a cruise, and with her went a cheap little note-book m which she scribbled everything that caught her fancy. At the
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    Sports chatter
    252 10 STORE AND FED. SCHOOLS MEET IN FOUR GAMES SINGAPORE CITY. Monday. (SINGAPORE schools are challenging the Federation to an 'international' kittle m four separate events for boys and girls. meet m hockey, .swimming, rugby and table tennis. The Combined by chartered buses on Dec. 9 or 10. About
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    JAPANESE PINE-WOOD TABLES FOR THE STTA
    91 10 JAPANESE PINE-WOOD TABLES FOR THE STTA SINGAPORE CITY, Mom. new typo of table table tennis will soon make appearance In Singapore. It is made ol Japa pine -wood with rubber cushion and will be manufactured locally. This type ble are widely m u>e over America. leal for >mall clubs, problems
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    Newcomer Freeman out of next year's cycling
    123 10 Newcomer Freeman out of next year's cycling QINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Army's latest newcomer. Tony Freeman, of the 5 Dog Company R.M.P.. Will not be able to compete m next years cycle racing season both of the Army and the Singapore Amateur C.A. For one good reason he goes back
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    MH Rangers win
    44 10 THOMSON. Mon. Monk*> Hill Rangers beat Jupiter Sports Club by two goals to one m a friendly game of soccer played at the Police Training School yesterday. Victor* Lam and Hang Tuah scored for the Rangers. Ah Beng netted for Jupiter.
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    Police boxers in training
    24 10 T: is< >■. PoS the T. Joseph. j.n. will b£ i bout I Annual fights 1953. I and R xtreme- It!
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    The entries for novices boxing 'encouraging'
    178 10 SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. —•The Singapore Amateur Boxing Association has so far received more than 30 entries for their National Novice Boxing Championships to be held on Nov 10, 11. and 12. This was disclosed by an official from the SABA, who said that more
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    SGSFA MAY HAVE THREE LEAGUES
    38 10 SGSFA MAY HAVE THREE LEAGUES Badminton champions of Mountbatten School ar e from left. Tan Chee Sens. Stephen Lim. Tin Kok Kuan and Tan Siang Sens. Mr Quek, the badminton master ol th«- school, is standing behind them.
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    201 10 rpHE Geylang Serai Foot x inactive for the past is concerned, is being r» terests of its many you [l am This club founded first started m a shed, a: membership grew, a house was built. Th» which has a number time sportsmen, is n... determined effort t football,
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    Poly officials for all sport
    100 10 \GAPORE CITY. M j following have been for the lechnic for th<sports Secretary: S^k Leng. Assistant Sports >< Fang Swee Pf lootball: Fane i «cap: Mr Rugh>: Bf Abdullah (assi H Ten nil I Mli, Kok B* Teck tas. Mrfaaßtag Kee tcapi Dvii ball: Leoag
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    MEDAL GOLF AT KEPPEL
    52 10 KEPPEL Goii Ciub m competition w; their home here are the boles A-Di vision Stones 40 poi: Ball Sweep- Ist. nine ncr, J. E. Brown. Ball Sweep Ist nil ncr, F. A. Dryer. B-Divi Perry— 37 poii Ball Sweep I R Blaikie Ball s ner. J.
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    hangi players are rival captains for Services clash
    380 11  -  B. NORMAN YTI TYDIK CHANGI, Monday (hanri Rorbj dub players are opposing each ins m the inter- services rugby match between the I ast Air Force here on Wednesdav. be the Captain of the FEAF XV and Cam Hi« will be the
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    48 11 The Continentals, with Danish and Dutch crew, the winning team m the International Fours. They beat the Anzacs m the last lap of the Rowing Regatta on Saturday The team comprise E. Buchwald (bow), B. Barrett (2) C.F.H Kuntze (3) C.E. Dallas (str). and Mrs. Toona Hazell (cox.)
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    Singapore's almost all Malay side edge Services
    329 11 Singapore's almost all Malay side edge Services Singapore Joint S»r\n»s I\l.\\ lil s\K Mon. i?:*pore or rather an almost all-Malay side, brat Joint Services m thr chaiit> match m aid of thr Poppy Day fund. Kirn Siak. the Singapore inside left, > the only non-Mala\ who made the Singapore lean
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    POLICE 'A' LOOK SET FOR CIVIL SERVICE TITLE
    205 11 KAL: wo Police difficulty m reachhe semi-finals of the Civil v > viat ion's badminton pionships when they beat oohcemen m the B Already favourites for the c hampionships. they used this op- portunity to get m some useful ice. In another
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    Sukaramai held
    37 11 FARRER PARK. Mon. Sukar^mai drew 2-2 with Amicables Athletic Association m a soccer dJy played here yesterday. »rers for Sukaramai were Abubakar and Dollah Saiba while Thum and Lee Ban Kit refor A. A A.
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    TEACHERS, TWO SHORT, TAKE SIX FROM SHBP
    135 11 TEACHERS, TWO SHORT, TAKE SIX FROM SHBP SINGAPORE CITY. Mon- With two regulars absent. Singapore Teachers Union could not hold the speedy forwards of the i pore Harbour Board Police, and went down m this SHA div. 2 match at Bukit Chermm yesterday The first on the attack were the
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    Heather (10) shows promise: Cedric best SRC athlete
    539 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. SINGAPORE Sprinter Cedric Monteiro and Heather Siddons won the Best Performance trophies at the Singapore Recreation Club's annual athletic meet on the Padang yesterday. Monteiro won the Paglar Victor Ludorum Challenge Cup by winning the 100, and 220 yards,
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    International races close season
    249 11 International races close season SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Weather and wind conditions were favourable, and the sea. a silvery sheen on Saturday, as members of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club went out for a day's successful rowing to mark the end of the year's Rowing Regatta season. It was the first
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    Qualifiers for Eu Cup golf
    56 11 rpHOMSON. Mon.— Eight out A of a total of 81 Singapore golfers qualified m the Open Invitation tournament for the Eu Tong Sen Cup played at the Royal Island Club yesterday. The qualifiers were- T. S. i Cheonß (RIO 71 net; J. A. Cook <RSGC>
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      127 11 MBllMMMMlTfilttMiTTriilliTMilil •'umiii" mm -fl X W^^ o 9 I H I I CLVCB ACR()>^ 6. A fool m the barmaid1. Bits of luggage dealt with otherwise can see (5). the bar "<■ Moutarde (6, 7). 4 Sheriff's man if loud alter 14. Small vessels used for heav; security (7). pulling?
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    Entertainer III could have done even better run
    161 12  - Entertainer III could have done even better run ALLAN LEWIS By IPOH TRACK, 6 am ENTERTAINER 111 (Johnson) was one of the best workers at Ipoh this morning, though he did not make the fastest time on the still heavy tracks. Entertainer ran three m 43 1 5 and did
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    43 12 Police Sports IflMCiatioa relay team which won the 400 metres free style relaj- m. 4min I9.Bsec at the First Singapore Open Swimming Championships on Saturday at River Valley pool. Left to right Gan EnR Teck. Lionel Chee, Tan Eng Bock and Eric Veo.
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    Fiery bowling shakes the Aussies
    271 12 Fiery bowling shakes the Aussies PERTH, Mon. Fiery fa bowling by Wesley Hall, playing m his first game of the I tour, rattled Australia's batsmen here yesterH« nefly the Wed ladiar cricketers finishing the second m a powerful posirhe tour^ idecla:. at overnight I 289 for I I d had
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    IT'S NO STORM IN SOH'S TEA-CUP!
    251 12  -  Jeffery James TYDI DTYI SITTON Rahim Omar, Skinner WHO GOES NEXT? This is the question that Singapore's soccer fans are asking and if the coach, Rahira Sattar. is not m the least worried about this drop outs from his team, then SAFA's chief, Mr.
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    Top-weight Palomar romps home through the mud
    798 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS See How They Ran -By IJEAVY rain before Race Four at Ipoh yesterday made conditions the worst I have seen on any Malayan racecourse for some time. But the heavy track made no difference to topweight Palomar who led all the
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    GOOD RESPONSE EXPECTED FOR CHAMPIONSHIPS
    112 12 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Good response Is expected from affiliated clubs of the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation for the senior national championships on Nov. 26 and 27 at the New World. Evergreen, C. Y. M. A.. Strength and Health and the V.M.M. clubs are sending In their
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    Singapore men decline an invitation
    164 12 Singapore men decline an invitation SINGAPORE, Mon.—Singapore will not participate m the fifth Asian table tennis championsnips to be held m Bombay from Dec. 10 to 18. The reason: lack of funds. However, the STTA will invite teams passing through the State enroute to Pombay for the championships. At the
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    118 12 The Springboks are held for the first time T EICESTER. Mon. The \j South. African Rugby Union tourists were held t" a 3-3 draw by the Midland Counties XV. The match looked like developing along conventional lines when Stompie van der Merwe put the Springboks ahead with an unconverted try
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    No yachting?
    68 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. Captain Jan Bus.sell of Malayan Airways third m the Macao Grand Prix yesterday, will have a warm welcome from his "three I girls" when he returns home today. Included m that trio are Mrs. Bussell and daughters. Bobby, 4. and Lorna. 5. Racing m the
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    38 12 The Bussell girls wait LONDON. Mon. A Japanese Official said last night that a full Olympic schedule of events was being prepared for 1964 m Tokyo but that there is a possibility some may be dropped —Including yachting.
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