The Singapore Free Press, 10 November 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1960. 13 CENTS.
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    The greetings pour in but Reds disagree
    223 1 The greetings pour in but Reds disagree -01* congratulates a note from Peking: to continue' I y\ i i <>n to Mi >hn icrican Preni sterX ni n of to that ll ad- the "n«» differrival, I He's no di££erent ipaigning he IVI $ress of Iho s.iid tin\r\\s c you
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    MALAYAN COUPLE IN AUSTER ALMOST THERE
    64 1 MALAYAN COUPLE IN AUSTER ALMOST THERE LONDON. Thurs. A young British Army captain wife are on the ip of a 7.000 mile flight Auster aeroplane. illy for the plain Michael vner. 29. and his erdav reported to bound m Dijon. are expected to [and tomorrow. .erton Rayner and n CX'
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    JACK: A PLEDGE FOR FREEDOM
    1307 1 JACK: A PLEDGE FOR FREEDOM Jackie: 'Most exquisite' First Lady to move into the White House First a rest...the 1/301(161 Will I NIXON TAKES DEFEAT CALMLY AND SENDS A BEST WISHES' TO VICTOR KENNEDY ghfgh by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE HYANNISPORT (Cape Cod), Thursday. gENATOR John Kennedy, m his
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    CALL FOR MAC TO VISIT THE FAR EAST
    82 1 CALL FOR MAC TO VISIT THE FAR EAST LONDON, Thurs. A visit by Mr. Harold Macmlllan. British Prime Minister, to the Far East was proposed m a parliamentary question tabled yesterday. Dame Irene Ward, Conservative, will ask Mr. Macmillan "m view of the need to ensure greater .support from countries
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    Red summit will pledge unity, seek to heal Moscow-Peking rift
    70 1 MOSCOW, Thursday. TIIK world's Communist leaders will hold a summit at the Kremlin today to draft a pledge of solidarity under Moscow leaderI ship. There was no public announcement of the meeting but it was learned that, the leaders, now
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    Woomera: 2 to face court martial
    18 1 CANBERRA. Thurs. The Captain and First Lieutenant of the naval armaments store
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    Nixon's home lets him down
    205 1 Nixon's home lets him down WASHINGTON. Thurs. ff Here is the national election picture at a glance: Senator Kennedy has been elected President. California. Vice President Nixon's home state, gave Senator Kennedy the electoral votes needed to ensure victory. Democrats have retained control of both Houses of Congress. PRESIDENCY: Senator
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    Consulate closed
    21 1 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. The offices of the Indonesian Consulate General here is closed today— Hero's Day «Hari Pahlawen t
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    He saves $110,000
    20 1 LONDON, Thurs. A guard m a wages car saved £13.000 (§llO.OO0 1 when bandits held him up.
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    Professor's first lecture
    51 1 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs.! —Professor D. J. Enright, Johorc Professor of English at the University of Malaya m Singapore will deliver his inaugural lecture tonight at 8.30 at the New Lecture Theatre of the University Here. The title of his lecture is "Robert Graves and the Decline of
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    Dutch Navy announces new defence command for West Irian
    205 1 Dutch Navy announces new defence command for West Irian ipHE HAGUE, Thurs. A new defence command for Netherlands New Guinea (West Irian) was announced yesterday by the Dutch Navy Information Service. The announcement said that the new command was that of "Commander of Armed Forces m Netherlands NeV Guinea." The
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    Perfume theft
    27 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— T: neves biOke into a Factory m I Road this morniii fumes and cosmetics worth $4,550; belonging to the Pranco Perfumery ana Cosmr
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 WEIGHTS I I i I I I I x I i I v v li I. M i i I I i Itudd U i 1 1 1 i»iicl< i I' II
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    10 Irish soldiers killed in Congo ambush: UN hunt for Baluba killers
    334 2 10 Irish soldiers killed in Congo ambush: UN hunt for Baluba killers dfsdf by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE ELISABETHVILLE, Thursday. I s ITED NATIONS reconnaissance units yesterday probed the area around the township of Nicmba, about .">()() miles from here, m an attempt to find traces of the Baluba
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    BRITAIN SHOOTS FIRST LIVE MISSILE OVERLAND
    39 2 BRITAIN SHOOTS FIRST LIVE MISSILE OVERLAND Th\ rerx>k place Hon\meri- fired. "Honest Jol threeit div ipport red at a detratio:. for ior y office: ed a concrc 1 N -cown a »c could be behind t .1 round demonstration
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    I.D.A. WILL AID THE POOR NATIONS
    92 2 I.D.A. WILL AID THE POOR NATIONS WHINGTOX. Thurs. The Internationa] Development Association 'IDA* a new aililiate of the World Bank lor financing lomic growth In ihe developed countries y began operations ruesday. Mr. Eugene K. Black#as premcU the world bank ificio president ol IDA. IDA is open to Bank bus
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    Envoy meets queen
    17 2 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. A diplomatic envoy :s Republic to Britain, credentials to Queen iterdav.
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    Tommy is hit at Old Vic
    52 2 LONDON. Thurv— Rock n" roll >insrr Tommy Steelc niatlc a hit at the Old Vie when he played his first serious role. He took 12 curtain call> after playing, without a falter, the role of Ton.v I umpkni m Oliver Goldsmith's mmedy Skc Stoops
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    A-plant visitor
    7 2 I ONLX- een Fremade i
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    A look at Lady C
    29 2 CANBERRA. Iterarj rship Board has l)een .ilian Government to a look at" D.H. Lawrence's novel "Lady Chateriey's Lover.' The book is banned m Australia.
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    Presidents relax
    32 2 CAIRO. Thurs. Presu. Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic and Mohammed Ayub Khan of Pakistan attended an oriental folklore show at the Opera House here on Tuesday night.
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    Hong Kong prices
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    BEECHAM'S NEW POLICY ON DIVIDENDS UP TO 1961/62
    157 2 BEECHAM'S NEW POLICY ON DIVIDENDS UP TO 1961/62 LONDON: The Beecham Group announces a group net profit of £2,201,000 for the half-year ended Sept. 30. 1960 compared with £2.018,000 m the same period ot last year after tax of £1.965.000 against £1.925.000. The directors propose m respect of 1961/62 and
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    Britain's H.P. debt
    26 2 London Britain's hire purchase debt fell m September by E8 million to H962 million became of the credit squeeze. Board of Trade said.
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      99 2 LONDON. Nov. 9. Previous Today KUOBCR No I Hi. C if. Europe.*! ports. Nov 26 IS 16 -6 ;> 16 Dec. 16 26 9 16 KUBHEK H: 1 Rkl Spot RUBBER No 1 RS!> Settlement Mousr Terms. Dec 26i Jan. Mar 26 9 1^ TONE: Very steady.
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      New York Prices
      49 2 NEW YORK. Nov. 9. Previous Today TIN St r Hit* -'ft 104 00 104 HURBER Futures Nov i 90 32.26 Jan. J1.20 ::i 40 TONE Very steady. SALES: 34 lots. No. 1 RSS Nov. landed price 311 311 Contract Dec. :;b.l6 Ahou price* auoU' L& (.tilts
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      Dow Jones Averages
      34 2 NEW YORK. Nov 9. Previous Today 3U industrials ."#7.63 6 20 Railroads 12« 03 i «O Domestic Bonds *4 51 -< 4< 15 Utilities D3.17 '.'1.09 65 Stocks Composit* Averace* 19S.22 1
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      U.S. Pepper
      32 2 ibar s{H)t 56, .iflo:\ts r.i*. xov. t- Lampoas spot afloats Nov. shipment 4\ :n-ok '.vhite 77, afloat! 76. Nov. shipment I .io<'k. AboM- prices ouoterl fa U.S. cents ver IL>
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      84 2 LONDON. Nov. 9. Previous Today I COPRA Philippine* c.l T. U.K. North European ports cielivrrfrt weight ptr long ton Nov v1>! Vis", COPRA, Strait* Borneo c.l.t. UK./ North European ports deliverer? weight per lon^ ten Nov. Dec UJCONUl OIL crime Straits c.i.t. Euro pean 1101 l« ir>
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    UP 13 DOWN 8 UNCHANGED 153
    365 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, WednesINDUSTRIAU Pre-ious Alex. Bricks Ords. (N) .SO .30 1 At'as Ice 11.00 Buyer» BOUSTEAD 1.16 I 17 8.8. Petrol 40/- B.M. Trustees 5.25 Con. Tin Smeit. Prsf. OrdS. 46/- 46/Federai Oispensary 1 .36- > 1.37V4 Fittpatricks
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    Rubber shares buyer has good time ahead
    73 2 Rubber shares buyer has good time ahead By the FREE PRESS MARKET C SINGAPORI i hl ALTHOUGH the present I market for raw rubber fill, "there are indications tha of the rubber position con m share values may have says the plantation inter. Investors' Chronicle, Lonri A moderate volume <
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    ROUND-UP
    255 2 New chemical plant NKW YORK: Two American firms have announced plans to manufacture m Argentina chemicals used In the production of synthetic rubber. B F Goodrich Chemical Company and R. T. Vanderbilt Company will work with Anator SM. m manufacturing accelerators, anti-oxidants and other chemicals used m making rubber.
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    US stocks drop in London market
    170 2 US stocks drop in London market ONDON Thurs. There Ld was no excitement m the London stock markets yesterday following Senator Kennedy's victory In the American presidential election. Initially gold snares were marked up sharply but only a small business developed and prices closed below the best. Elsewhere market* openci
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    Wall Street rallies and closes firm
    108 2 YORK Wall Street jresterda] closed firm with mostly tracttonal 1 either way. Trading wm» dominated by the presidential election. Alter a period of mdec^ion the market turned lower around lr.id-morning once 11 became apparent that a Democratic victory :ed. In the early afternoon selling
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    Standard to reduce staff by 1,700
    75 2 C-OVENTRV: Tne Standard Car Company have announced 'neve that "m view of the general Mtuation m the motor industry" to pay off 1.700 wor*' Union officials and the management will discuss the problem during the next fortnight. Tlie dismissed men will be paid an
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    Rubber moves in unison with rally at Singapore
    137 2 Rubber moves in unison with rally at Singapore LONDON. Thu an initial small advance m unison witi rally at Singapore minor fluctuations ensued m a narrow market during the morning. The London rubb< k( t showed no direct i action to t lithe United 8 dential election but inclined steadier
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    A-power for Japan
    12 2 HIMMIN .'.totnic :< powei p nipped 1 par? r.nc: .schedule.
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    Gold market is quiet
    31 2 LONDON. Th London gold ma held at $36 to $36.25 throughout the after and closed quiet. D<': In ail e< to be rather quieter of late dsfsdf
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      127 2 SMPS/N i*. '..•.■>■ SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Hoard wharves or expected today are: Canton 1/2, Cha.on 4/5, Mandeville 6A. Demodocus 6/7. Cyclops 8.9. Boleslaw Beirut 10/11. Hallclis 13/14. Neder Eem» 15/16. Ceylon 18. Eastern Maid 19. Sadao N. 'Wall 3. Van Noort 21/ 22. Bentong 23. Ltpifl 24.
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    Singapore sends two teams to Rotary meetings
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    Journalist freed
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    First piano plant
    11 3 '/MPUR. Thnrs piano assembly c opened at Petal■ar.
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    Association confident it can provide jobs for spastic children
    149 3 Association confident it can provide jobs for spastic children w-.NGAPORE CITY. ThlU The Spastic Chiliation 01 Sins tiiat ill profor spastic the m chair- ag the Majlis Spastic ProSii -;-ipore." at Cathedral Hall. iid Australia, for had about 40 :or their spastic could be i hero, he added, .idual stages
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    Lindbergh: A hush-hush visit
    391 3  -  CHAN SWAN BEE Few knewjamous U.S. aviator was m Singapore: Airline officials refuse to discuss the matter HE HAD A COLD DRINK AND REMAINED IN PLANE DURING THE 45-MINUTE STAY By Paya Lebar, Thurs COLONEL Charles A. Lindbergh, the first man to make a non-stop trans-Atlantic
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    A MEMORIAL TO POPULAR CHOIR MASTER OF THE CATHEDRAL
    45 3 A MEMORIAL TO POPULAR CHOIR MASTER OF THE CATHEDRAL N "ITY. Thurs. trueAndrew's rgai has bern with >n stall will 1 by the Rt. I Chiang h communion •i And canon lal to the Brown and imily us conchurch. B: well reolder meiali m 1910
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    SOOTHSAYERS PESTER SERVICEMEN'S WIVES
    113 3 SOOTHSAYERS PESTER SERVICEMEN'S WIVES SELETAR. Thurs.—itinerant fortune-tellers have taken to pestering Servicemen's wives living m the Seletar Hills Estate. These fortune-tellers go Horn dour to door daily claiming their ability to predict "big things" lor every family. Often, they are turned away -but they invariably return. Said an irate young
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    Special prayers
    42 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs.— The Buddhist Union will celebrate its 23rd anniversary on Nov. 13 with special morni ing and evening services at the shrines at 28, Jalan Senyum and 31, Lowland Road. Vegetarian lunch will be served at 1 p.m.
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    CHURCH TO HOLD A 'FIESTA' TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITY
    79 3 CHURCH TO HOLD A 'FIESTA' TO RAISE FUNDS FOR CHARITY SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —The Fairfield Methodist Church will hold a "Fiesta" on Dec. 10 at the Fairfield Methodist Girls' School ground, Neil Road, to raise funds for charity. The church holds a funfair annually, but this will be their biggest
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    Six scholarships
    25 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs The Australian Government will award six scholarships to Malayans to study municipal affairs at Australian state capitals for a year.
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      57 3 Plium Wave 476 metre- 10-30 Rays A Laugh; 11.00 Close (478» kc/s) down. Short Wave: 62 metres RADIO MALAYA from 9.00 pm. 10.00 p.m. daily (41.7 metres) P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- P.M. 1.15 Tiffin date; 1.30 mary; 1.02 In Latin mood; 1-30 Time signal news; 1.40 U.N. Tne news; 140
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    The bomoh is upset beacuse secret is out
    263 4 The bomoh is upset beacuse secret is out j fHANGI, Thur s.— Inche Ahmad Salleh, the 60-year-old bomoh who tipped off a group of boys that the "sea would be full of fish" towards the *nd of the month, is i unhappy. A Free Press reporter who visited the bomoh
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    Villagers pray at wayside shrine ask for safety on the road
    256 4 Villagers pray at wayside shrine ask for safety on the road Spirits' of Changi accident victims appeal By ERIC FOO gVERSINCKa shrine wm side near the junction f^uleffa Roads, no fatal a it the road junction. Villagers living m 11, Press tluit hitherto tiiis p. the scene of several some
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    GOLDSTEIN'S LAST PRODUCTION HERE WILL BE STAGED FOR 4 NIGHTS
    259 4  - GOLDSTEIN'S LAST PRODUCTION HERE WILL BE STAGED FOR 4 NIGHTS Sally Dean Services chatter by CHANGI. Thurs. There are several dramatic clubs scattered about the island. R.A.F. Seletar and the Rowcroft Players from Gillman Barracks are fortunate m having their own theatres but R.A.F. Changi's club flourishes despite having to
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    Giant air show
    35 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Thur> —The Deputy Prim, ter. Dr. Tho Chin that the giant air ah 9 year would provide an opportunity for Singapvance the cause of ton: during the the Orient Year."
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    Changi Wives Club meet
    43 4 CHANGI. Thurs. The Changi Wives' Club wil] meet on alternate Thursdays at 9.30 a.m. at the Chalet Club. Wives are notified to con- tact the reception membei when they arrive so that theji may be introduced to other members.
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    Xmas sale of work
    26 4 CHANGI. Thurs. The Trinity Church (P.M.U.8.) Ladies Guild m Cranwell Road is to organise a Christmas sale of work on Nov. 25.
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    Tobacco inspection
    27 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Leading cigarette manufacturers from Singapore and South Malaya inspected grades of Rhodesian and Nyasaland tobacco on board the Royal Interocean liner, Ruys.
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    $7.6m. loan closes
    31 4 $7. 6m. loan closes SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. Applications for a $7.6 million loan floated by the Brisbane City Council, and open to investors m Singapore. Malaya and Hong Kong, have closed.
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    CHANGI BRANCH OF JUNIOR RED CROSS IS PLANNED
    94 4 CHANGI BRANCH OF JUNIOR RED CROSS IS PLANNED CHANGI. Thurs. A branch of the Junior Red Cross is to be established at Changi. Volunteers are needed to give lectures each week for a three-month course on medicine and first aid.. Lecturers should be trained nurses who can spare about two
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    Only for graduates
    43 4 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs —The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, announced that the Singai pore Police force will accept ;in future only university j graduates and higher schoo I certificate holders for direct i entry into the inspectorate.
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    Tengah jets will take part in Manila air display
    66 4 CHANGI, Thurs. Four Tengah basted Royal New Zealand Air Force Canberra jet bombers will take part m a militar display m Manila during the 13th. Philippines tion Week later this month The bombers a r No. 75 Squadron A B Freighter
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    SO RELAXING FROG ISLAND BECOMES PICNICKERS PARADISE
    12 4 SO RELAXING FROG ISLAND BECOMES PICNICKERS PARADISE i i J I 1
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    How Lawrence shaped the frail lover to his own image...
    769 5  -  ANTHONY HERN READ NOW THE BACKGROUND TO THE BOOK THAT HAS MADE PAGE ONE NEWS... BY L\ een the nnd deep oi the summer <>! bearded wrote jKiin- >; later, Ikjs ne. jterary lion d by patri' Frieda been ft:
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    282 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Watch this Red move IirATCH that Soviet education drive m As: The Russians 1 up institutes of higher learning m Ambon. Bombay and Hanoi. From whore will the teachers for these institutions come? From Russia, of course, where the language laboratories are now paying Xikita Khrushchev fat
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    Dodgers, take notice! Provident Fund's sleuths are on trail
    890 6  - Dodgers, take notice! Provident Fund's sleuths are on trail DAVID TAMBYAH KNOW YOUR CITY BETTER.. BISJSJBWI I BY SINGAPORE, Thursday. THERE must be hundreds of people m L Singapore today who employ domestic servants and have not sent the statutory payments to the Central Provident Fund. My advice to them
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    THEY'LL FINALISE 'VISIT THE ORIENT YEAR' PLANS TODAY
    136 6 THEY'LL FINALISE 'VISIT THE ORIENT YEAR' PLANS TODAY SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —Plans for launching "Visit the Orient Year" m 1961 are expected to be finalised today at an important meeting of representatives of leading organisations connected with tourism. The meeting will be held at the conference room of the Ministry
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    TOURISTS BRING BOOM TO HOTELS
    105 6 TOURISTS BRING BOOM TO HOTELS SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. An increased influx of tourists to Singapore m recent weeks has given leading hotels a small business boom. A spot check of reservations reveaied that most of the leading hotels m town had all their rooms fully booked. The hotels include Goodwood,
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    Governor's advice
    23 6 PENANG. Thurs. The Governor of Penang, Raja Tun Uda, urged Malayans to "treasure and cultivate a spirit of volunta. social service."
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    'Bring back auto regulators'
    45 6 IPOH, Thurs. Worried by excessive speeding by lorries and buses, the Ipoh Rotary Club is to petition the Government for reintroduction of automatic regulators on vehicles to control their speed. This is stated m the Hub weekly bulletin of the club.
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    Anti-TB insurance for employees: Move by merchants' association
    168 6 Anti-TB insurance for employees: Move by merchants association SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. gIXGAPORE coffee shops and eating houses employees are being encouraged to insure with S.A.T.A. against tuberculosis. An anti-tuberculosis insurance campaign has been launched by the Singapore Foochow Coffee, Restaurant and Bar Merchants' Association. The association has a membership of
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    ART DISPLAY BY LOCAL MEN AT CHINESE YMCA
    126 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. —Dr. Chen Su Lan, president of the Chinese V.M.C.A., will open the annual art exhibition at the Chinese V.M.C.A. hall on Saturday at 5 p.m. Works of local artists, about 30 paintings m all, will be exhibited. Mr. Chew
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    Minister's visit
    28 6 SINGAPORE CITY. Thu: The Minister for Educa* Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin visited three more sites for new schools at Serangoon Garden Estate, Upper Serangoon and Ponggol.
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    SCOTSMEN HERE TO CELEBRATF
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    British Custom exam plan, for Servicemen
    53 6 British Custom exam plan, for Servicemen SINGAPORE CERVICEMEN serving m s I Becking jobs m the Br i Excise Department, will competitive examination There are about 1 m the department and jobs are being resin have served on regulai Forces, provided they <ji I held be I 18 a: I
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    CONSTITUTION OF CATHEDRAL COUNCIL IS STREAMLINED
    142 6 CONSTITUTION OF CATHEDRAL COUNCIL IS STREAMLINED SINGAPORE CITY, Thur.-. The constitution of the Parochial Church Council of St. Andrew's Cathedral has been brought up to date m keeping with the growth of the An*. Church. Up till now, the church had been working under a constitution governing the powers and
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    Hunt for hools
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      Could YOU afford an American holiday?
      1052 7  - Could YOU afford an American holiday? CHARLES SCRIVENER TOO EXPENSIVE? IT DEPENDS WHERE YOU GO By I Jd you like t< IL^ your next holi fie United States! ratue o I towards sky I to rut E^ with the star I :d restaur I ,m as I movie I Dr
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      RECORD FOR TOURISM IN PACIFIC
      538 7 RECORD FOR TOURISM IN PACIFIC A RECORD breaking volume of travel to the Pacific during the first half of 1960 is reported by Mr. F. Marvin Plake, executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Association. Sixteen countries polled by Pata reported an average increase of 22 per cent m the
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        75 7 'ATHAY PACIFIC announces a j 'W, EXCITING 14 DAY j 'fo to 22nd December j Jl days are yours to enjoy when you join the new AY PACIFIC Tour to X Cit V of Temples HONr Al Ancient capital of northern Thailand j KONG— The Pearl of the Orient k..
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        32 7 CA Al/ O WILL II II II J SAVE YOU TIME PAA 1^ C HAVE s» UUU R o 400 11 COOKS I FOR AIL AAAI/O OVtR TRAVEL lIIIiKN i«°» AR A
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      A dip in the fountain going out of fashion
      517 8  -  ANTONIO VESPUCCI By "THE gurgling fountains of Rome are used for strange things. Some people throw coins into them. Others throw themselves m. It is getting a little unfashionable these days for Romans to go swimming m one of the Bernini
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      CAIRO TODAY: SKYSCRAPERS AMONG THE MOSQUES
      433 8  - CAIRO TODAY: SKYSCRAPERS AMONG THE MOSQUES JOE WILSON By AAIRO, the largest Islamic city m the world, is rapidly growing up and out. Hemmed m by desert, Cairo's population has increased from 2,000,000 to more than 3,000,000 m 10 years. In the same decade a forest of skyscraping hotels and
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      LET EXPERTS ATTEND TO YOUR BAGGAGE
      59 8 THOSE going on leave will naturally leave their travel arrangements to the travel agency, but many fail to consider the importance and necessity of con- organisation. If you want all your baggage worries looked after when moving house or when going on leave, get
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      To Australia— via Hong Kong at very little extra expense
      167 8 MANY people going to Australia by sea these days have experienced great difficulty m obtaining a passage from Singapore. But have you ever thought of making it from Hong Kong? Royal Interocean Lines' popular sister ships. the Tjiwangi (above) and
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      KUALA LUMPUR'S NEW LOOK HOTEL ON HILL ON HEAVENLY STARS
      601 9  -  Bala Chandran I I I I I I I Ijoget modern I Brood stalls GLOWING PRAISE FROM TWO DISTINGUISHED VISITORS ad the Federal Hotel placed m the centre All. The Federal odern, fully air con:oned hotel that earned a reputa>n
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        259 9 Having it both v/ays! MAYBh you're m a hurry to get there, but would like to take things easy on your return trip. Maybe it's the other way round. In either case, you can combine sea and air travel and still enjoy the return fare reduction! Air-India has special arrangements
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      GREAT BARRIER REEF IS AUSTRALIA'S NATURAL PLAYGROUND
      543 10  - GREAT BARRIER REEF IS AUSTRALIA'S NATURAL PLAYGROUND FRANK NICKLIN By (Premier of Queensland) WHERE CLIMATE IS PERFECT YEAR ROUND THE Great Barrier Reef, the largest of its kind m the world, spans the complete Queensland coast, but is a composite, and not a single unit of a continuous type. It
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      Singapore now a must for the world traveller
      87 10 CASTER air travel and cheaper fares have brought the Orient near the Western world. Singapore today is a "must" m the tourist's itinerary. Situated at tin- t ros* roads of world tra\i I and commerce. Sincap' could easily btOMM th«base for travel
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        80 10 I IVIAKE YOURS A MALAYAN AIRWAYS HOLIDAY |k VY U Can spend your holida y Thailand anJ discover the age old woncert 1W O f thjs picturesque land for yourself, the return fare from Singapore to tour of all the major towns can be arranged through your travel agent course
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      A new outboard record -with power packed may an Evinrude engine
      36 11 LSforflite 111, the prop-riding hydroplane m which he set a ecord of 122.9 m.p.h. on September 16. The boat is compression, standard displacement Evinrude engine.
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      22 MILES AN HOUR-AND THE SAME UNIT IS AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE
      63 11 22 MILES AN HOUR-AND THE SAME UNIT IS AVAILABLE IN SINGAPORE I Seattle design board with a boat that could take better r of the power plant that was to push it, outboard driver I ed the world outboard speed record to 122.98 miles ftour g all official and unofficial
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      LUXURY HOTEL IN A QUIET STREET-BUT SO CLOSE TO CITY CENTRE
      280 11 LUXURY HOTEL IN A QUIET STREET -BUT SO CLOSE TO CITY CENTRE SINGAPORE'S newest luxury hotel, the Orchard Hotel, is situated m the shady and quiet Orange Grove Road, just off the junction of Orchard and Tanglin Roads. unique position offers th»> quiet rene atmosphere of the most distant suburb
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      Hunting the tusker... armed only with a knife
      222 11 Hunting the tusker armed only with a knife LJ UNT I N G con be really tough m New Zealand. For instance, there are those adventurers who, armed only with a knife, stalk the country's toughest and most dangerous sporting animal the wild boar. The boars they have tusks up
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      Lower fares aid air boom -and BO AC is well to the fore
      931 12 Lower fares aid air boom -and BO AC is well to the fore A NYONE who can remember British Overseas Airways Corporation's predecessor airline, Imperial Airways, opening up the route from Britain to South-East Asia way back m the mid 1930s could hardly be blamed for not fully appreciating then
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      MANY WILL SEE LAST 'ELEPHANT DRIVE'
      282 12 QEEP m the heart of the bamboo forests surrounding the regal city of Mysore, m central India, there will be two unusual sights on December 10. One will be herds of wild elephants; the other, swarms of skilled tribesmen. Each will be distinctly aware
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      FOR THE UNEXPECTED VISIT SAIGON-THE PARIS OF THE EAST
      358 12 FOR THE UNEXPECTED VISIT SAIGON -THE PARIS OF THE EAST A CITY of two million people— and no depa* paved with bottle tops? Cirl s in flowing motor-scooters? Impossible, you think But not ir Vietnam, known as the "Paris of the Orient." Saigon, one of the loveliest cities m Asia,
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        85 12 wh n J v think j0 i ivir^wC) -u^^^^- k TRAY EL y/x^J. /^L..*/ think of EVERETT Going on holiday? It you arc you just can't do better than consult Everett's. Ex. parts m visa requirements, hotel reservations and air sea or rail bookings, they make sure that you have
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      The songs and legends of Asia's 'Venice'
      619 13 The songs and legends of Asia's 'Venice' kRSECTED by hhume u rn and Dal Lake. Venice ot li con UBlldpOP« lor n Ks*to# 900^ fjisls ot one ll| of the otH I I I P f I I I I t r L i I and tremendous human pplied to
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      Now 'package deal' tours
      1174 13 C.P.A. ARRANGES AN ALL-IN TRIP THAT TAKES YOU TO SIAM, HONG KONG JAPAN AND MANILA QATHAY Pacific Airways recently led a party of 1 5 local tourists on a 15-day inclusive tour to Hong Kong and to Japan, visiting Osaka, Kobe, Takaraxuka, Kyoto, Nara, Numazu, Hakone,
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        87 13 FOR CAREFREE LEAVE... sz SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. Association With SINGAPORE PACKING CO., LTD. 8E Asia Insurance Building THE PIONEER FIRM IN SINGAPORE AND FEDERATION OF MALAYA For All Your Packing Baggage Requirements. K Equipped With The Latest Machineries, Modern Warehouse and The Most Experienced Packers. Estimates Given Without
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      I go stag-stalking and it is entirely on tide
      1094 14  - I go stag-stalking and it is entirely on tide PATRICK CAMPBELL The day I bagged a Highland M Ona By WHEN the effete southern English, who are given m the way gf exercise to darts, watching football matches and pricking out seedlings m tiny gardens m the suburbs, come if
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      Luxury and ease at the seaside
      283 14 EVERY visitor knows that the highest standard of personal comfort, away from the rush and bustle of city life, is essential if he is to enjoy fully the attractions and exotic life of a new city. Such a need is readily suDplied by the
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        229 14 WOW for greater safety... dunlop DISC BRAKES I \> STANDARD ON TIIE f 2.4 3.4 AND 3.8 LITRE I \J*\ Mark 2 Jaguars are the world's safest cars for they are fitted with the world's safest and most efficient brakes Dunlop Disc Brakes. Only Jaguar offers ycu race-proved Dunlop Disc
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        163 14 New Low 8.0.A.C. Fare to London only "^ft B~4fc. sjtfk _k. fs»fe- mt[ii ~^f» i'B^* fc ~J&00v-£ jJtfl Bp^ MwiffMa jBBBhMMBfcn iif* fIfSR mrf*^B^BteiißMißßßßßl^Bl r^— Bff*^™< I 9 Im^B^^ .jrf BHk_T& Cx SBBHBI BAJ*^^^~~™' iiP^BRKBH Be^jK^jml 9rVr VJ Bw^ <s r-fls 9 BBs j& >F fw ?^BJI W^^ I BB
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      Neighbours pass the hat round to aid policeman's triplets
      28 15 I'll" '"•'P'rts at the home of Inche Ismail 'h. The sifts .ire Mi on the table. They are wo«h
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      THEY ALL WANT THE BABIES TO BE WELL FED AND COMFORTABLE
      178 15  - THEY ALL WANT THE BABIES TO BE WELL FED AND COMFORTABLE ROBERT CHONG By BUKIT TIMAH, Thurs NEIGHBOURS of the two-and-half-month-old Ismail triplets are passing the hat round to buy food, clothing and other necessities to make >ure that they are fed and clothed comtably. A merchant Mr. Foo Wah,
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      Query on flats
      26 15 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs. At the next Legislative Assembly meeting on Nov. 16, a query about flats built by the Housing Board will be
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      Big school rush
      19 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs About 1.350.000 children m Malaya will want admission to primary schools next year.
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      A silver souvenir for C-girl Ummi
      196 15 A silver souvenir for C-girl Ummi IEYLANG, Thurs. a Che Ummi Kelsom binte Maidin, the 2,000 th. Colombo Plan student m Australia, looked at the map of the world on a wall of a friend's home m Gey lan g. Her glance moved slowly across the Pacific to Australia. Then
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      Gift to old principal
      43 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Former students of the Methodist Girls' School here have now contributed half of the $5,000 needed to give a holiday trip to their former principal, Miss Mabel Marsh, 77, now living In retirement m Los Angeles.
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      SCRC president
      20 15 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Mr. Chua Choon Leong has been elected the president of he Singapore Chinese Rereation Club.
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      73-day strike ends
      24 15 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— The 73-day-old strike by about 600 employees of the Singapore Glass Factory m Henderson Road has now ended.
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      Role of 'fanatics'
      48 15 SEGAMAT, Thurs. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Khir Johari, formerly Minister of Education, warned against "language fanatics" whose aim was to create trouble m the country, while speaking at the opening of the new science building of the Hwa Chiao Middle School here.
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      VARSITY STUDENTS AND STAFF TO
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      Helen has two loves-music and badminton
      240 15  - Helen has two loves -music and badminton ALEXANDRA LEE By SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. JJELEN OXG, a petite and attractive Chinese lass of 20, is a girl torn between two loves that of the sporting field and the musical world. I Helen, an ex-pupil of Singapore Chinese Gins' Schooi. excels m
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      First health centre
      41 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Dr. Tom Dooley, Jungle doctor, and a seven-man medical party will arrive here today by air from Laos to establish their first health centre at Kuala Lipis under the Medico Foundation's offer of free aid.
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        201 15 Cjammeter \S swiss made If mm 11 See our big range of from SWISS STOPWATCHES mjm for all purposes and *JnrO every kind of sport. Since 1909 good watcher good service Bencoolen St., Spore Jft Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms This comfortable Hotel is Centrally situated. clean with all modern conveniences. Reasonable
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      Photography helps conserve art treasures
      254 16 ONDOX. Thurs.— A new technique of art conservation based on three-di- mesional X-ray pictures can separate two paintings one on top of the other. 'Studies m Conservation," a journal devoted to research on new techniques for conserving: antiquities and works of art. published 12 examples
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      CUT THIS OUT
      18 16 Please send me enrol- j ment form to join the Photographic Society of i Singapore.
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      To all camera fans Free Pres gives a lesson on Composition
      392 16  -  WANG SU FAH By A.R.P.S. RASIC foundation of good pictorial photography is Com position. All beginners must familiarize themselves with its principles. 1 T he y help make attractive pictures. Generally speaking, the composition of a picture is simply
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      The Camera Coach comments on your prints...
      7 16 The Camera Coach comments on your prints
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      SOMETHING FOR A SPORTING SPIRIT
      21 16 SOMETHING FOR A SPORTING SPIRIT RECCfiD ttiM i oi Imi i Th« J M.ni H<»rr 1 j HitniM i i i
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        100 16 i MOVIEMASTER 1 Model 635 projecto* Q/n, M L fcfflgy---, r i ifiplrLii^Lkx Price: 5295/--\i i (Spore (r tionary low-voltage "Truflector" lamp ovides powerful cool white light (150 watt Jnique Filmovara lens gives finger-tip control of picture size Variable speed control 400 ft. spool capacity uninterrupted ha' hour show Fast
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      20 students train to be priests
      1127 17 They are under instruction a f St. Gabriel's school THE SINGAPORE SCENE THEY TAKE THE OL CERTIFICATE E THEN GO ON TO V Thll.sd;,. students known being tr;im s hool. whs rounded L and play CLUB PARTY I- MEN TEMPLE Road, by K. Tre^onninu
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      Rupert and the Windies—24
      95 17 W»th his eyes tightly shut upert loses ail sense of what is ipperung until he finds himself astnde of something hard. •me body grasping his arm. x>ugh still rushing through the *r then. young upert." says a voice. This is sout the lim.t What art you
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      The disease: Glasses won't help you
      218 17 I ift f 7^ ss DOCTOR ADVISE YOU I I* Uo *ely like the bellows on a o they are seen read without it not to cross the id. [amlfrally fi -g d hool y« the child b unable to hi ipthnnrH and error.
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        191 17 GREATER THAN EVER —at the FESTIVE BARGAINS FOR CHILDREN Underclothes all sizes 50 cts and up Play shorts and sportshi rts 90 cts and up r Girls' Dresses S2 50 cts and up Latest Toys 20 r; Discount Shirts same as dad $2.90 cts and up Gift Sets $4.90 cts
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      CIVIL SERVANT IS SACKED IN A TRIAL OF STRENGTH WITH DE GAULLE
      151 18 CIVIL SERVANT IS SACKED IN A TRIAL OF STRENGTH WITH DE GAULLE PARIS. Thurs.— The Government has acted swiftly and rirmly to prevent a threatened spread ot revolt amongst senior French officials m Algeria against General De Gaulle. This followed Monday's declared "inability" by M. Andre Jacomet. the top civil
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      No 'divided government' for 2 years
      322 18 Green light for Kennedy where Eisenhower naa to struggle BUT CUT DEMOCRAT MAJORITY IN HOUSE AND SENATE REVERSES THE USUAL TREND NEW YORK, Thursday. THE DEMOCRATS retained control of the Senate and the House of Representatives with slightly reduced majorities yesterday, ensuring that with
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      What I think of the victory—by Gaitskell and Grimond
      226 18 What I think of the victory— by Gaitskell and Grimond ONDON, Thurs.— Mr. Hugh Gaitskell, leader of Britain's Labour opposition, last night expressed confidence that the foreign policy of Senator Kennedy's administration would be "progressive and positive." Mr. Gaitskell said m a statement: "We do not take sides m American
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        87 18 magic INSTANT SPARKLING II from a TABLET! Fizzies are so delicious, good i for you too. Two glasses of Fizzies provide the minimum J daily requirement of Vitamin C so important for growth and good health. /7\ And Fizzies are easy to prepare no fuss, no mixing, no sugar, no
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        118 18 BORN today you are an 22 >— A fine day for all your individual of suDerior major activities. See that you individual 01 superior substantial progress at qualities and yet you have lhis time considerable difficulty m Capricorn fDec 23-j-n. pursuing the career of your 20)— Three more days of
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      HUGHES FAREWELL: A HERO's GAME FOR AIRMEN TO WHIP THE ARMY
      670 19  -  B. NORMAN JUBILANT RAF TEAMMATES CHAIR THE CORPORAL WHOSE GRAND PERFORMANCE LED TO THE VICTORY by Changi, Thursday F.E.A.F 20 Army 6 £ORPORAL C. Hughes, captaining the Far East Air Force team, was the hero m their decisive win
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      INDONESIAN XI JUST GOOD ENOUGH TO EDGE THE SCHOOLS WITHOUT FIVE STARS
      398 19  - INDONESIAN XI JUST GOOD ENOUGH TO EDGE THE SCHOOLS WITHOUT FIVE STARS Percival Seneriratne 3 Farrer Park, T hursday Indonesia Combined Schools 1 t understrength Combined Schools team, with goalshj forwards, missed scalping the touring ir>iaiiN m their hockey encounter here yestre without five regulars. Yew \:ithony Chan and Benjamin
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      19 19 PRICE of GHQ tackles his man m yesterday's match against Singapore Cricket Club on the padang. GHQ won 11-3.
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      SCC's second XV are no match for GHQ
      36 19 SCC's second XV are no match for GHQ 1 1 w Thurs. round, ELF pruved too Tied X paGHQ scored and the oroke :o 11 s 3ye con--25 only n<lin: Hill, Hi :> rp h ome. :ght.
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      Kraal captains S'pore All Blues
      49 19 ITY, Thur the :ion Club pore Negrito the M Cup com- on the on Sat... .aunced by Mr •g Sian retary of vesu All Blues XV 'un Wee; Gan s Ramii, Scow Watt Nam Son s: Ton I Buck Bulat. Wood ra pat hy;
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      GSC beaten by a deflected goal
      45 19 SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs.— Singapore Cricket Club women beat Girls Sports Club by two goals to one m a women's hockey friendly on the padaiig yesterday. SCC scored through Paddy White and a deflected goal. June Stewart replied for GSC
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      Match postponed
      5 19 BUKIT TIMAH, Thurs.
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      JOHORE BAHRU UNITED FIND THE RECS A TOUGH TEAM TO BEAT
      348 19 JOHORE BAHRU UNITED FIND THE RECS A TOUGH TEAM TO BEAT Johore Bahru United 19. SRC 8. SINGAPORE CITY, Thursday. 4LTHOUGH Johore Bahru United won by two goals, two tries and a penalty to Recs' a goal and a try, they had to struggle all the way to subdue the
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        162 19 QUALITY FURNITURE ing room set from I y^p*\ Ty I JLfifej >t »%JT ■r!_^V^»*J V This 8 piece lounge \*jf *tßokr^k suite from $26.00 Rl j^tj FURNITURE DEPT. Cdfl SI.NCAPOKF. *0 42 Onhard Road. Tel: i%4U KL'ALA LUMPt X IM, Balu Road. Tel: MS2S PENANG 32. Ri»hop Stttti Tel JII7I
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      Three players kayoed as Singapore try to cut 3-0 deficit
      521 20  - Three players kayoed as Singapore try to cut 3-0 deficit C. CHELLAPPAH By JALAN BESAR, Thurs. Costa Ricans 5; Singapore THE fiery footballers from Costa Rica were completely baffled by Singapore yesterday when they received two gift goals m the first ten minutes. Fans were stunned. The only persons unshaken
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      Harold hits tight defence
      48 20 HAROLD WALTERS. Singapore Recreation Club's stand-off half, tries to barge through with the ball but is held by Johore United tacklers yesterday on the padang. Teammate Hoffman, scrum-half, is lending his support. The Johore boys won an exciting battle. Full report on Page 19.
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      Newcomer shines on track
      93 20  - Newcomer shines on track ALLAN LEWIS by iPOH. Thursday. >l uMI R ntmieux, I Mi— gh he did ihH make the fastest line here this inurnin, v i>. DMSI impn-s--work from the three but ;p the straight. In 43 1 5. Oil i run well \nsJci reoadc i Me- loped
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      Tonight's boxing
      24 20 NGAPORE CITY een boute will be held tonight Training School m the BJL open nr .ampionhey are quarter finals and ramme I
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      Scots win 5-2
      7 20 beat 5-2 ai Hampden
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      It was day of glory for Malayan born jockeys
      759 20  -  ALLAN LEWIS See How "They Ran -By IPOH, Thursday MALAYAN born riders were to the fore here yesterday. Moses Lee and apprentice Subian bin Dalwee rode ;i winning double each. Subian began the day with an all the way on outsider
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      POH LIN NEARLY MADE TWO FINALS FOR A FEAT
      241 20 SINGAPORE CITY. Thurs.— Sin Poh Lin nearly perI formed a feat which had •r been achieved m Singapore table tennis before appear In two finals of the men's singles the wme night. But luck was against him. He was drawn against
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      LET'S HOPE SAFA's PEACE MISSION BRINGS 'EM BACK
      208 20 LET'S HOPE SAFA's PEACE MISSION BRINGS 'EM BACK Jeffffery James fgfdg pOUR days to go and I am a beginning to wonder if the Singapore Amateur Football Association will have ANY players left for their tour of Hong Kong and Saigon! Last night, two more of SAFA's Malaya Cup winning
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        278 20 i FREE PR ESs WORD PUZZLE^ Cut out on d pm 6^ V I Posting instruct, >„, oe*^.^ i Nome f Address 7 1 1 H c h ol^ I] iniiiij] i 5 W a n •(3 I 1 6 1 iTJAIF I CLUES FOR WORD I 1. It is
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