The Singapore Free Press, 8 November 1960

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    Masthead
    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The Singapore Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    day off for OS citizens here tmorrow
    9 1 day off for OS citizens here tmorrow bsh results
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    s 2,000 quests
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    Town evacuated
    32 1 BELGRADE. Tues Heavy rains ?au.sed wiaespread floods in Southern Yugoslavia and more than BO houses in Pec, near tin Altwunan border were under v.:»ter. Tile town's population uf 23.000 ■d-
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    Govt. TV films
    32 1 LONDON Tue.s.— The Bntlsa Government is coru>ioerin? a suggestion that it should set up a uovernmeiK film unit to provide topical news and features material [or overseas television oervict.s
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  • POLLS GRAND FINAL ON TV
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      Four hours of questions and answers
      323 1 Four hours of questions and answers NIXON i \i W YORK, Tucs. Mr. chard Nixon List nighi marathon tour-hour n-and-answer broadcast und "television battle" i the uncommitted ill hxhiv's election. c telecast came as a climax It-publican efforts lo whittle n still further the slight lead I i.v Senator John
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      'The Church will have no say if I'm elected'
      988 1 'The Church will have no say if I'm elected' KENNEDY I 30 minutes on TV to reply to the Nixon marathon 'I WILL ALWAYS MAINTAIN THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE' PLEDGE TO NATION jjk by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE MANCHESTER (New Hampshire)! Tues. Senator John Kennedy said last
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    BOY DIES AFTER MAULING BY HIS FATHER'S ALSATIAN
    87 1 BOY DIES AFTER MAULING BY HIS FATHER'S ALSATIAN LONDON. Tues. A five-year-old boy has died after being severely mauled by his father's Alsatian dog at Perranporth. Cornwall. The boy. William John Batchelor. was the son of a hotel proprietor He was out omiui member of 0 when he tripped and
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    Inquest surprise
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    Scores were 'cured' by priest's rhino horn...
    266 1  -  ALIAS RAHIM Then Raffles curator tells him it's just a clever fake By BUKIT PANJANG, Tues. The Rev. Father Joachim Teng never doubted that the animal horn in his possession was the valued rhinoceros horn. Powdered scrapings from the horn long considered to
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    BARRIER DRAW
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    DOCTORS ON STRIKE
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    Clark Gable better
    44 1 HOLLYWOOD. Tues.— Film star' and producer Clark Gable, who j suffered a heart attack on Sun- 1 day. was yesterday reported better and resting comiortabiy in hospital. He has been ordered to remain in hospital for three weeks with no visitors.
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    Blazing home death
    32 1 GLADE SPRINGS (V Tues. Douglas Graham. 30. himself aead in h^ blazinu home as police closed in to arrest bin for the murder of ilnee people including bis wife.
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    Border talks
    13 1 RANGOON. Tues.— lndian and Chinese border negotiators held their first meetine.
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    16 1 If you cannot feed baby naturally, you will want to know that he is getting the
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    Royal visitors
    29 1 MADRID. Tues.— King Phumiphon and Queen Sirikit of Thailand ended their official visit to Madrid yesterday and flew to Barcelona. They are due to visit Switzerland today.
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    STOP PRESS
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  • THE WORLD AT NOON
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      Frighteningly precarious peace: Malaya urges resumed disarm talks
      404 2 Frighteningly precarious peace: Malaya urges resumed disarm talks NEW YORK, Tuesday. JJATO Nik Ahmed Kamil of .Malaya said here yesterday that peace based on a nuclear deterrent was "frightenintfly precarious" and took mankind to "the precipice of war itself." He fold Ihe I A. General Assembly's main political committee s!i
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      WE WANT TO STAY IN C'WEALTH – CAPETOWN SAYS IT AGAIN
      14 2 WE WANT TO STAY IN C'WEALTH CAPETOWN SAYS IT AGAIN Will not crawl mmonwe
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      10 COMETS WITHDRAWN FROM SERVICE
      100 2 10 COMETS WITHDRAWN FROM SERVICE L*. rues. Ten jet airliners were iwn from service the napped a> the P- s about to take off from Zurich on SunThis followed a similar withdrawal from service on Oct. 30. when the ten airseven of British European Airways and three of Olympic Airways
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      Chamoun: Blast attempt
      41 2 BEIRI 1, I ui-v stkk of dynamite was thrown at M. Camillc Chamoun. former pro-Western president ol Lebanon, about 18 miles south of here It evplmlecl on a road near the garden and there were no r damage.
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      UP 12 DOWN 13 UNCHANGED 149
      444 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDUSTRIAL* Pff ious foday Alex. Bricks OrdS. (N) .90 .30 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers I BOUSTEAD 1.17 1.16 8.8. Petrol 40 1% 40B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 1.20/3 j 2O 3 Ords.
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      Hong Kong prices
      22 2 HONG KONG. Mon. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. <fc S. Banking Corporation 51. 310 51. 315
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    Lock icon CREDIT SQUEEZE BRINGS H.P. DEBT DOWN BY £8 MILLION
    144 2 CREDIT SQUEEZE BRINGS H.P. DEBT DOWN BY £8 MILLION LONDON: Britain's hire purchase debt fell in September' by £8 million to €962 million because of the credit squeeze, the Board of Trade said yesterday. This followed a small ,£1 million fall in August, the first drop since March 1958 The
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    22 colleges now
    46 2 JAKARTA: Indonesia now 22 agricultural colleger as as against one in Dutch days the chief of the Agricultural Schools Bureau cf the Department of Education. Mr. R.s. rohusodo, said here recently! Mr. Sastrohusodo said the 22 colleue.s turned out 400 graduates a vear.
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      New York Prices
      52 2 Prices NEW YORK. Nov. 7. Previous Today I TIN Straits «00l Ml no lot no i RUBBER Futures Nov 31.90 3| ,l(1 Jj" 31 27i TONE: Steady SALES: 21 lots No. 1 RSS Nov. landed price :;i COFFEE: Future* H Contract Dec. 35.30 Above price* q^oiea in
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      97 2 LONDON. Nov. 7. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 Us. c.i.f. European ports. Nov 25 15 1., Dec 26 3 RUBBER No. 1 KkJ> Spot RUBBER No 1 Rs>» Settlement House Terms. Dec 7 Jan. Mar 26 7 16 TONE: Quiet. PEPPER White Sarawak f.a.q. c if European
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      Dow Jones Averages
      33 2 Averages NEW YORK Nov. 7. Previous Today !30 Industrials <.* ,17 597.63 -'0 Railroads 12V22 128.03 I«0 Domestic Bonds s4 "{<* ti ,1 »5 Utilities H Stocks Campos. te Average* igg i
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      U.S. Pepper
      36 2 bar s{^t afloats N Ov shipment 4s Lampong spot 55. anoats 52. Nov. shipment iv Uuntok white 7!-. afloat* ?5. Nov. shipment unquoti-d, sellen ex-dock. Above puces Quoted m US. rpots i twr Ib
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      85 2 LONDON. Nov 7. COPRA Philipoines C.l.f. O.K. /North European ports npiiver»d weight per lons ton Nov >. r lB2 COPRA. Straits Borneo c.l.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weight per long ton Nov. Dec I10C0NUT OIL crude Straits c.l.t. European ports in bulk oer long ton Nov.
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    A new record for shaft-sinking
    42 2 JOHANNESBURG: A South African mining team Mink a shaft I.lot> feet in 31 d. Hertebeestfontein gold mine. near StilionUim. to break the world's .shaft -sinking record. The daily advance of the 24-foot, diameter shaft was 35'. feet.
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    Wall Street continues to advance
    141 2 Wall Street continues to advance \I.\V \(»i:K: Wall Street yesterday ciosed steady with a fairly good showing of mostly fractional gains. This v sixth consecutive advance. Profit-taking and other selling handicapped but could not halt the upward movement yesterday, and. although the news background contained cross currents, the share list
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    'End of the crisis has helped estates'
    89 2 'End of the crisis has helped estates' By the FREE PRESS MARKET COf SINGAPORE r SIR JOHN HAY, chairman (Perak) Rubber and Tin. hi > company's nergcr with KM> Rubber Plantations to illusi that may accrue from estat< "One immediate adva were able to make better men! for processing diflf<
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    DIVIDES
    175 2 Malayan Tin Dredging LONDON Malayan Tin Dredging declared a final dividend of 712 pence per share making 2 6 per share lor the year ended June 30, 1960 on doubled capital. This compares with 1/6 on old capital. Final dividend payable Dec. 12. 1960. Net profit is £609.406 again.st
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    Small gains noted in firm London market
    172 2 Small gains noted in firm London market LONDON. Tues. The stock markets maintained a firm undertone yesterday and most sections re- corded a number of small gains in response to a selective demand. In the gilt-edged market short-dated stocks were firm but the general appearance was irregular. Foreicn bond;; and
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    ROUND-UP
    42 2 M $153 mil. refinery MILFORD HAVEN: A new MS 153 million Esso oil refinery has been opened here. The refinery. the first in Britain to be entirely air cooled, will have a capacity of 4.500.000 tons of crude oil a year.
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    Rubber prices up but market closes quiet
    211 2 Rubber prices up but market closes quiet lONDON. T\ies. Qi; j tior.s reflecting the higher levels at Singapore were advanced by about farthing a pound outset. The mark* quiet for the most parr business wms chiefh professional nature. Interest slackened In the late afternoon and i pathy with dullness at
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    Tokyo-Karachi deal
    22 2 KARACHI: Jtt|MUM tile Machinery Exporters A ciation I with the I Finance Corporation to Pakistan with 300.000 and 3.000 ioo.
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    Order for tyre fqctor
    22 2 pRAGUE. Tues— The C. riaWaak lorei^n trade i poration. Teehnoexpor received an order lor tyre lactorv from h
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      125 2 SMPSM iJHIPS lytaf alongside the *-> Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today arej Lancrkpeas 1/2, Charon 4/5, Izhevsk 6 A. Demodocus 6/7 I Hiroshima Maru 3/9. Malay 10/ I 11, Teiko Maru 13/14. Met'talurg Baykov 15/16. Ceylon 18 Rutheverett 19. Pailcwa N. Wrll 1, Padjonge N. Wail 2. Sletter
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    Tour Malaya' campaign
    272 3  -  ALIAS RAHIM I ompany launcKes drive to %et people to I pstand towns, country and countrymen' FREE GUIDE MAPS WITH SHORT DESCRIPTIONS OF EACH STATE WILL BE DISTRIBUTED By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues MALAYAN motorists are being encouraged to visit the various states of their own land, to
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    Party Rakyat to discuss Singapore-Malaya merger at annual talks
    28 3 K I ITY, Tuesday. sk t lu* I\yo-(I;iy Parh Rakyat, Nov. 10, In disi 19 r belween the solutions
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    SCHOOL WILL BE READY TWO MONTHS EARLY
    19 3 SCHOOL WILL BE READY TWO MONTHS EARLY i v be 1 of rt of I Home A r QuChoh.
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    More 'dakkochans' here
    20 3 ORE i .nporter> have reived orders for 150 dakkochans from the Federation d for 50 from North
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    YOUTHS GET FUN AND MONEY SPEARING CRABS
    99 3 YOUTHS GET FUN AND MONEY SPEARING CRABS BEDOK. T Spearing shallow water in providing great ind bringing in tary proiit tor youths In this rural district. Armed with .sharp pointed wooden spears, teenag can be seen every night the beach near the popular "makan" stalls. As the tide comes in.
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    Politics lecturer
    25 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tue Dr. K. Jeyaretnam, 25, has been appointed the flrst lecturer in political science at the University of Malaya in SineaDore.
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    SINGAPORE'S NOW A 'MUST' FOR TOURISTS, SAYS TRAVEL AGENT
    178 3 SINGAPORE'S NOW A 'MUST' FOR TOURISTS, SAYS TRAVEL AGENT KATONG. Tues. Travel Europe 5 tours of the Far »t rind that more people will join the trip it Singapore is included as one of the countries to be visited. This was disclosed by Mr. Kurt Lauper. a tour leader who
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    Poly students to hold dance
    50 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tu< The Singapore Polytechnic Students Union will hold a dai.ee at the Asian Seamen's. Club theatre on Dec. 10. Tickets at $2 per couple may be obtained from the Social Secretary of the Poly- j technic Students Union, Mr. i How Kum Wah.
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    A scholarship for post-grad study
    56 3 JESSELTON. Tues. The Government of India has anj nounced the offer of one I scholarship for a student of the Colony of North Borneo for post-graduate study in India. Applications are to be sent to the office of the High Commission for India in Kuala
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    Remembrance day
    27 3 JESSELTON, Tues. —A memorial parade and service will be held to commemorate Remembrance Day at the War Memorial here on Nov. 13 at 8 a.m.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      66 3 .Medium Wave 176 metn Blng it again: 11. UU CiU.se down Short Wave: metres RADIO MALAYA 1780 .ki/s.) from (41 metreM «>.()(» p.m.— 10.00 P m. dailv ion PM l.oo Programme sum- P.M. LIS Timn oaie. 130 maiy; 1.02 Around the b»nd- Time signal. News; UIUJI. stand- 1 30 The
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    KasavubiT flies in for the UN debate on Congo
    247 4 KasavubiT flies in for the UN debate on Congo NEW YORK, Tuesday. J^jß. JOSEPH KASAVUBU, President of the ong arrived by air vesterday lo hike part in the United Nations General Assembly debate on the republic-. Mr. Ka^avubu >aid in a statement at the airport that his visit a great
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    RUSSIA'S ROCKET CHIEF DIED IN MISSILE BLAST SAYS MAGAZINE
    112 4 RUSSIA'S ROCKET CHIEF DIED IN MISSILE BLAST SAYS MAGAZINE NEW YORK. Tues.—Maria] Mitrofan the Soviet missile chief, was killed by a rocket explosion and not plane crash, the U.S. Newsweek, said terday. The magazine quoted "United States intelligence agents and a Soviet source In a position to know" as saying
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    10,000 teachers go on strike
    66 4 NEW YORK. rues.— Members of me United Federation of Teachers, which claims to repre- i sent 10.000 of New York City's J 40.000 school teachers, went on stnke here today the first srrike by a teacher's union in the city's history. The striking union has
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    EXAM: NOW IT'S TEACHERS TURN TO SWEAT
    213 4 EXAM: NOW IT'S TEACHERS TURN TO SWEAT SINGAPORE CITY, Tiles.— Some 20,000 primary school children are having a three-day holiday from today while their teachers .sweat it out at marking more than 30.000 sets of examination papers. The teachers more than 500 were specially chosen to mark the examination scripts
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    Better army missile
    40 4 STEVENAGE (Sugland), Tues. —The Government has decided to equip the British Army with an improved version of the Thunrierbird ground-to-air guided missile m soon as possible. Mr John Prcfumo. Secretary of State for War, said here veste.uav.
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    one of its kind in Far East
    55 5  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS gr pony club is the only By I I.MAI I. Tuesday. S MU Club in Bukit v learning aboul gaporc Pony kind in ihe Far ■iflcouragement for two nde> a i horseman r..d pony aged to atcamp> and .eld for are
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    Youth club contest
    15 5 \Y Tues. The :b an--\lr. Youth Club" conId at the club 1.
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    If you want to be an air hostess, read this
    632 5  - If you want to be an air hostess, read this CHAN SWAN BEE BY TWO PRETTY air hostesses in the jetliner shrugged their pretty heads and said: 'This jet age wears us out sometimes." The girls were no! complaining. They were only expressing how the jet age was keeping them
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    THEY EARN PIN MONEY 'MINING' FOR GOLD IN THE DRAIN
    148 5 THEY EARN PIN MONEY 'MINING' FOR GOLD IN THE DRAIN j SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Enterprising street urchins have found a new way of making some extra pocket money. Equipped with metal strainers, they go "gold-mining" in the monsoon drains outside the many goldsmiths' shops along Selegie Road and Arab Street,
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    Higher prices soon?
    16 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mai layans may have to pay i Viifrhpr r»rir»pc fnr Australian
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      4 5 ASAHI CULTURED PEARLS moder
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      123 5 Fly Your X'MAS GIFTS t|\ ORCHIDS at special ft^sP* low gift rates 3ft «k LONDON «L phone MALAYAN AIRWAYS for full information I carvenT THE OUTSTANDING FRENCH PERFUMES AND EAU DE COLOGNE In &^y\\ v ro for /he /ody wif/i discriminating tost* Soli by all Uadm 9 shmps bOLE AGENTS.
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Studying for a degree
      158 6 THE Singapor e Teach t Union p in the it direction. It proposes to help its members get higher qualifications and so enhance their star and improve the quality of their No empty talk this. The union is keeping its proposals to a strictly practical level.
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      The spirit of service
      78 6 -rpREASURE and CUIA tivate the spirit of voluntary social service." This is the advice Raja Tun Uda, the Governor of Penang, has for the Jaycees of Malaya. This could be ad- too. for the youth of Singapore. On this island the Government is exploiting every expedient
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    He owns 60,000 fish
    423 6  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS TODAY'S SUCCESS STORY m By His first collection came rJ the monsoon drains nov he runs prosperous trade BINGAPORE CITY, fO Tues. He kepi •a jar of J'ish caught from the monsoon drain. It was his hobby while he was unemployed. He was 18
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    'FREEDOM IS ALL VERY WELL BUT THE PEOPLE MUST BE ABLE TO EAT TOO'
    155 6 'FREEDOM IS ALL VERY WELL BUT THE PEOPLE MUST BE ABLE TO EAT TOO' SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Dr. A. Sundralingam. first Asian director of Ceylon's Institute of Scientilic and Industrial Research, .said that in young countries seeking political freedom the problem of economic development was apt to be forgotten. was
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    School struck off
    11 6 TAMPINES, Tues. The Director of Education has l
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    RENT-A-BIKE IS NEW BUSINESS IN HOUSING ESTATES
    155 6 RENT-A-BIKE IS NEW BUSINESS IN HOUSING ESTATES SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.Enterprising small-time businessmen are renting out Japanese bicycles to children in some Singapore housing estates at a cost of five cents lor every 10--minute ride. And they have so far found that there is never a lack of eager customers. As
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    Lead, arsenic in local medicines
    48 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Many locally prepared medicines sent to the Chemistry Department for examination were found to contain either lead or arsenic. Most were of the type sold by hawkers and in most cases were submitted by either their vendors or their agents.
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    B.E.A. chairman hits at non-members who profit from its work
    236 6 B.E.A. chairman hits at non-members who profit from its work SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. J^jß. W.H.C. Bailey, chairman of the British European Association, has said members must accept the existence of a section of the community who are prepared to profit from benefits provided by the association without giving it their
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    HIS ESSAY WINS HIM TRIP TO AMERICA
    153 6 HIS ESSAY WINS HIM TRIP TO AMERICA SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— A Form V student of Gan Eng Seng School who wrote in an essay that he wanted to be a doctor in order to "help in the task of nation-building" will represent Singapore at the 1961 New York HeraldTribune Forum.
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    Govt. doctor quits
    11 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— i Fir Tan XTam ft^no
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      3 6 Birth control unit
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    From London comes good luck message ...53 times
    357 7  - From London comes good luck message ...53 times CHEW LOY KHOON Former colleagues remember Mr. Nair as Ke retires from his Chanfci job By CHANGI, Tues. FIFTY-THREE members of the British civil services in London have sent a former Asian civilian employee of the Royal Air Force, Changi, a signed
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    A $20.000 BACK PAY WINDFALL FOR INSURANCE MEN
    47 7 A $20.000 BACK PAY WINDFALL FOR INSURANCE MEN ORE CITY. Tu aion £0.000 idjUstrr. -dated to of a for 1959. .rreeS tnp and the :rom d to ■ting tl with autorements 525. over 10 hree weeks: bene: .ude Eth medlcir.A. jrm will c! and laundered :he com--taff.
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    Linguist here to teach Shell men how to master languages
    85 7 Linguist here to teach Shell men how to master languages SINGAPORE, Tuesday. MAN with a knowledge of seven languages arrived here from Brunei to take charge (caching at the Shell Company of ii v Ltd. E. P. Riley. who 20 y> Radio tanparticular Genr French. m London 32 ie to
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    St. Margaret's to open own kindergarten next year
    101 7 St. Margaret's to open own kindergarten next year SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. For the first time in 118 'years, St. Margaret's School in Sophia Road will have its own kindergarten. The kindergarten will be opened in January next year. It will be known as St. Margan Vs KindergarTht- up of the
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    Calls for tender
    19 7 SERANGOON, Tues.—Tender> are being called for esrepairs and re-deco-to 13 Government qua: I Serangobn Road. Singapore.
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    Hospital repairs
    35 7 TIONG BAHRU. Tue.v The Government has accepted the tender ot Messrs. Yeong Kao Kee. building actor. for $5,134 for ral repairs and re-deco-ration to wards 43 and 45 of the Singapore General Hospital.
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    Union struck off
    25 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The Certificate of Registration of the Automobile Association of Singapore Employees Union has been cancelled, it was officially announced.
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    Research unit head
    21 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tiles.— Mr. J. J. Puthucheary has been appointed Director of the Economic and Social Research Unit.
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    JUMBLE SALE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR NEW SCHOOL
    75 7 JUMBLE SALE TO RAISE FUNDS FOR NEW SCHOOL OINGAPORE CITY, Tues. —The Singapore Association for the Deaf will be holding a jumble sale early next year in aid of a school building fund for the deaf. The association has already started collecting gifts in the Association's office at 145 Orchard
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    District judge quits
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The latest Government gazette announced the resignation of Mr. Charlie Foo Chee Tung as the Second Civil District Judge.
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    Clerk downs 3 big bottles of beer in 8 minutes to win contest
    227 7 Clerk downs 3 big bottles of beer in 8 minutes to win contest IfATONG, Tues. A 1V 44-year-old clerk, Mr. Mervyn Carroll, won the 'King of Tuborg Beer" title by drinking three bie (quart size) bottles of beer in eight minutes. I The competition was held at the Sea View
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    The 'master cures' of Dollah
    884 8 He guarantees treatment for 'incurable' diseases HE ACQUIRED SECRET OF ANCIENT WAYS OF HEALING DURING STAY IN BORNEO the] SINGAPORE I SCENE THE 'Beatniks.' Jenni and Matthew (Mr. and Mrs. Bettenson). followed by the Shelltoi Playgirl and the Ancient Roman PlayL>o.v in the fancy dress
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    'Bacchus' leads gaiety at ball
    162 8 'Bacchus' leads gaiety at ball SINGAPORE. Tues.—Arabian salesmen, Spanish senoritas. British beefeaters. Bohemian beatniks, Egyptian belly-dan-cers and African witchdoctors contributed towards the spirit of gaiety that was the keynote of the sixth Arts Ball at Raffles Hotel. This conglomeration of international character^ (entrants for the fancy dress competition), mingled with
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      124 8 WEl^fLy f ■:■:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:•:::>:■:::•:■:■::•: .^>Jg>jui af, b*if !i 'J^-^< 1 I Rupert sits despondently on the Bingo's rocket streaks past. Pieces Windies* home not daring to move, of the solid cloud are knocked off I CMl*t see any way out of this and Rupert is tossed upward. Next fix," he murmurs.
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    Sweat shops are the latest
    208 9 MACHINES TO DO THE SLIMMING The Hrsl oi the Ameri-can-style "Slim Gyms" gymnasia with Turkish u> showers, mo-rooms and complicated exercising machines where you can pop in for a brisk work-out at any time of the day— h.: just opened in London. Already the craze
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    INDIAN SAMBAL DISH WINS PRIZE FOR JOHORE HOUSEWIFE
    170 9 INDIAN SAMBAL DISH WINS PRIZE FOR JOHORE HOUSEWIFE MRS. P. Navaretnam, of No. 2 Lorong 2, Larkin Housing Trust, Jalan Larkin, Johore Bahru, wins the first prize in Recipe Contest No. 44 for her Indian Sambal. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10. INGREDIENTS: Half a glass of
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    Brown is the rage
    38 9 LANCOME'S new shades in lipstick are brown, now the rage on the continent. The three kinds available are Cornaline, an orange brown, Bois de Rose, a pinky brown, and Caroubier, a very pale brown.
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    3 PILLS A DAY TO BUILD STRONG, LONG NAILS
    111 9 3 PILLS A DAY TO BUILD STRONG, LONG NAILS SPLITTING, brittle nails have long been a problem to many women. It always seems that just as they are growing: strong and long, one must chip. Mostly it's due to a lack, of calcium in the diet, so we are advised
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      272 10 gHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tu esday and Friday the good buys available in the shops. There seems to be no lack ot good products and ideas in Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. BIMTIULLV CARVED teak and camphorwooQ chests eunance the home and preserve your treasures.
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      472 10 I Priced at only $12 50 per se, plus $1.00 postage Horn sole; agents HAIYEN TRADING CO 8-B, Change Alley. CTS TOIK SERVICE are arranging a number of interesting tours including a round trip to Japan and others to Bangkok/ Chiengmai, Cameron Highianas ana Pan-Malaya. Bookings at 7GB Robinson Road.
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      469 10 sale at BOON CO.. 16. Change Alley. Prices at this shop aie pegged down lo a cempetiuve level. THE HOUSE OE C HILDRENS wear. SOON JOO CO-. 53. Hi«h Street, has unpacked a con ment of WINDSOR baby wear, popular with babies and mothers the world over! SEE AND TEST
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    RIDE OF CHEVALIER SET TO WIN THE MAIN EVENT
    781 11 I I •■vhich aled iid to lion 3 form was two nice.-, tn mber, he ished seventh behind Thartk over^ 12 Lhen mth **w3S h h Watw> over 6 ns for down 7 lb «ner Obedient Son on the trainin« He
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    ANOTHER WEEKLY 10-MILE RIDE FOR RAF CYCLISTS
    68 11 ANOTHER WEEKLY 10-MILE RIDE FOR RAF CYCLISTS TAMPINES. Tues. The Royal Air Force C. A. will hold anter of thoir weekly 10-mile time 5.15 p.m. :il be awardto the fastest rider of a threelod. an official yesterday: j winch 1: among the to id Service cyclists, will continue up to
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    HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN SINGAPORE HOCKEY
    305 11  - HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN SINGAPORE HOCKEY J. LOUIS By SINGAPORE, Tues TWO brilliant victories by Ceylonese Sports Club x and the Khalsa Association over S.C.C. (who played on successive days); the further setback Recs received at the hands of Combined Schools; the decisive win Police scored over lowly
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    Gomez decides for SYISC singles
    77 11 Gomez decides for SYISC singles >JAVAL BASE. Tues. In the i second annual Married versus Singles football match of the Seletar Young Indian Sports Club, played at the Deptford Road Ground here, the singles won 2-1. S. T. Gomez scored the first goal for the Singles in ihe 16th minute.
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    Soviet win chess team title
    583 11 BERLIN, Tues. United on strongly at the finish just, failed a nose was the official verdict to catch sUblemate Lancier. Cargo Rice now meets Lander on one pound better terms for a nose and with half a furlong further to go should reverse the placings.
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    Sikhs hockey next month
    84 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. —The inter-state Sikhs Hockey carnival will be held in Penang from Dec. 24 to 26. This tournament will be run on a league basis if there are six or less states participating. Entries close on Nov. 30 and the entrance fees are $10.
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    RAHIM NEEDED FOR H.K. -KOK SENG
    210 11 RAHIM NEEDED FOR H.K. -KOK SENG PAYA LEBAR, Tues.—Singapore's three leading soccer players with Malayan Chinese, returned yesterday afternoon from Hong Kong. They were Lee ttok Seng, Singapore's Malaya Cup skipper, Quah Kim Swee and Lee Wah Chin. Rahim Omar, another Singapore star who went with the Malayan Chinese on
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    WILBUR DIDN'T WASTE MUCH TIME AGAINST THE BANKERS
    91 11 SRC 1 H'kong Bank I SINGAPORE CITY. rues. Wilbur Scully, Singapore Recreation Club's insideright, decided this SHA division two match for Recs with his first-minute goal scored straight from the centre bully against the Hongkong and leave the licit! for about 15
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      22 11 He forgot .3 <$£?£ He forgot \d\ But this punter REMEMBERED ...TO ORDER HIS Free Press Race Day Special EITS IN OMORROWS ISSUE
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      256 11 featuring the fabulous S^m world famous recording stars DON ARTHUR, NG BIAO PARTY, CHEN LEE CHING, I» IVAN BfinwMF MAL| K SUTAN KATHERINE I f. IVANBROWNE 'MUDA, McCORMACK. I W KEITH LOCKE, LUDY BERNAL. SAEMAH YUSOFF, 1 AND THE RADIO SINGAPORE SEXTET LED BY GUS STEYN. I r The show
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    RACE FINISHES AT IPOH
    135 12 First day V Going soft, heavy Class 5 Div 3 $> Furs. Won by half, short head. 2» 2 Time: 1 min. 11 1/5. 3 !M\ V. Fare. Won by neck, neck, 4',.. Time: 1 min. 11 2/5. D,v l ;>i Furs. Won by nose. 1
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    HEDLEY-JONES SPARKS CHANGI VICTORY OVER SCC INVITATION
    164 12 HEDLEY-JONES SPARKS CHANGI VICTORY OVER SCC INVITATION RAF Changi 27 SCC Invitation 0 SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. TO.A.F. Changi outclassed S.C.C. Invitation when they beat them by three goals, two tries, a penalty and a dropped goal without reply in their friendly rugger encounter on the packing yesterday. Fast threequarter movements
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    Sixth straight hockey victory for the PWD team
    65 12 h PWD worthy They opened accounts minutes through Richards. ored twice. CYMA rallied strongly and held he PWD to a 2-2 draw with two Koals from B. Dick.son at halftime. After resumption PWD soon shot into the lead with a goal by
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    LUCK DESERTS INDONESIANS AND GOES TO SELECTION
    543 12  - LUCK DESERTS INDONESIANS AND GOES TO SELECTION B. NORMAN by Singapore City. Tuesday Singapore Selection 1 Indonesia 0 SINGAPORE Selection were lucky to score a solitary goal three minutes from full time to beat the visiting Indonesians in the hockey match on the padang yesterday. For most of the play,
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    BAN Israel from 1962 games? N0... NOT Indonesia!
    417 12 BAN Israel from 1962 games? N0... NOT Indonesia! Jeffery James WE'VE had it all before. Some crackpot calling- for a ban in sport for political reasons. A few years ago. it was suggested that Indonesia keep Formovi or Nationalist China out of the 19H2 Asian GaflMfl Now the cry is
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    Lock icon Plymouth win
    30 12 PLYMOUTH. Tu. Plymouth Argyle. the English second division club, beat third division side Torquay United 2-1 in their Football League Cup second round reDlav herp last nifrht Pf.ntor
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