The Singapore Free Press, 26 November 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1960. 15 CENTS
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    Sculture mission
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    WEST IRIAN: OVER TO TENGKU
    361 1 WEST IRIAN: OVER TO TENGKU Communique says Malayan .i Premier will now decide on what next move should be Luns is 'happy': frank' discussion of the problem THE HAGUE, Saturday. A JOINT communique published here last night by representatives of Malaya and The Netherlands said that the "'Prime Minister of
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    This is just to please a reader
    60 1 AN ANIMAL-LOVING reader wrote m to the Free Press yesterday to ask about Sally and Sam, the Polar bear cubs presented to London Zoo by Russia. This up-to-date picture shows that they are doing well. Fun m the pool and olayful battles delight
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    NEHRU SAYS 'NO' TO THE 'LIBERATION' OF GOA
    156 1 NEHRU SAYS 'NO' TO THE 'LIBERATION' OF GOA > T E\V DELHI. Sat. The i Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, told Parliament yesterday that for the present India did not propose military step.-, to take over the Portuguese Indian possession of Goa. Mr. Nehru was asked m the Lower Hou.se
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    Rocket programme
    19 1 OSLO. S;d. A Norwegian roc- j ket programme has been recom- mended by a .special research committee.
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    Pope John is 79
    15 1 VATICAN CITY. Sat. Pope John XXIII celebrated his 79th birthday yesterday.
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    U.S. race riots: School
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    Gold, the U.S. and West Germany
    177 1 WASHINGTON, Sat— United States gold reserves have n below 18,000 million doli first time since 1940, sury announced yesters is the level considered financial authorities as a danger point for United States gold stocks. The reserves declined to U5517,996,033,983 on Nov. 21— just as
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    SANTA (ON PARADE) DROPS HIS PANTS
    50 1 SANTA (ON PARADE) DROPS HIS PANTS ADRIAN Sat. Santa Glaus had a little trouble here yesterday his trousers fell down just he was about to board his sleigh. This was the day ol the .ristmas parade here. marking Santa's arrival m vn and the start of the Christmas shopping sea-
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    BANK MANAGER'S SON DIES IN ACCIDENT
    85 1 BANK MANAGER'S SON DIES IN ACCIDENT SINGAPORE CITY, Sat A bankers son. Sunny Chan Meng Hwee, 32. v. killed aft-cr a motor-cyclr he wa.s riding collided with a bus m lront of the Alexandra Brick Works last night. Chan, who was the manager of the Cnos Tl Telok Bhin^ah. was
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    Who is S'pores Super Baby?
    71 1 Who is S'pores Super Baby? IN BRITAIN M William Llptrot startled the medical world by going lor his first stroll when he was only mx moiitlb The Free Press asked Singapore mums to write m and say when their babies first walked. Mothers needed no second prompting. In came a
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    The ups downs of
    26 2 The ups downs of by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE d iction of t slig] Thailand 904 impaired with N Exports rose i i i 060
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    No big changes in policy, says Johnson
    287 2 No big changes in policy, says Johnson LONDON, Saturday. SENATOR Lyndon Johnson, United States Vice President elect said here last night that m broad terms the objective of the new American administration would be to make the implementing o f traditional American policies "more effective and more successful." Senator Johnson
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    4,000 VOTE FOR KENYATTA AT KENYA UNION MEETING
    72 2 4,000 VOTE FOR KENYATTA AT KENYA UNION MEETING R O B I. Sat. -The I X African National Union held a meeting at the the worst lace durNfau Man en unanimously voted that Jomo Kenyatta .-hould be Kenys ter. died, and survivors ot the icre boycotted the meeting at Lari
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    115 2 OIIIPS lying alongside the Sink Rapore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: K.-.m-la 1 '2. Selat Banka 3. Mata- ram 4/5, Mikumo Maru 6A. i Diomed 6/7. Jutlandia <: 9. ivun 10/11. Burrru Maru 13/14. Garrybank 15/10, Tungus 18. Thorceaard 19. Pailov. Wall 2. Giang Ann N.
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    Hong Kong prices
    19 2 HONG KONG. Fn.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today Banking rporation i si. 335 i
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    RUBBER: SLIGHT ADVANCE BUT BUSINESS SELECTIVE
    165 2 RUBBER: SLIGHT ADVANCE BUT BUSINESS SELECTIVE LONDON. Sat.- Although the market was rather slow to follow the higher Eastern level an initial slight advance was extended on nervous shortcover- especially of near terminal positions prompted by reports ol Chinese purchases at Singapore. Business otherwi.se was small and selective. The Close
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.S. Pepper
      24 2 <bar spot 50, aflofttl 4 7 15 Larapoi <7. p Bhlptneot 72, sellers r\ ADove prices Quoted m U.S. cents ier Id
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      94 2 LONDON. Nov. 29. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 HSi c.i.f. European ports. No* unquoted um4uotod Dec 25 I 16 .:> 7 16 I RUBBER No. 1 H»i Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mousr Terms. Dee l< Jan., Mar 23 5 16 1.0 1 1 16 TONE:
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      New York Prices
      41 2 NEW YORK Nov. 25 Previous Today TIN Strait- soot 102 75 miBBCR Futurat Nov. Jan. TONE Vrry steady. SALES: 54 lots No 1 RSS Dec. landed price COFFEE Future* B Contract Dec. 31 tAt a- m iL't-S QUOtec-
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      Dow Jones Averages
      34 2 NEW YORK. No*. 25. Previous Today 30 lncluitr»»l» 602.47 806 47 20 Railroad* M 129 BO 1 •0 Domestic Bonds K4 51 64. JH IS Utilities ss Stocks Composite Averacea 166
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      73 2 LONDON Nov. 25. Previou* Today COPRA Phiimi elf. UK No-t'< European port* delivered wei^m ue< lon* ton Nov IIS2J COPRA. Strut! Borneo c.l U.K./ North European ports deliverrrt weUl't per lons ton Nov. Dec OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m bulk per l*ns tor. Dec COCONUT
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    UP 4 DOWN 14 UNCHANGED 156
    363 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. bINGAPORL. Fl INDUSTRIALS Previous Tocoy a Bricki Crss. (N) .90 .90 At as Ice I] o 61/LISTEAD 8.8. Petrol 40 ii '2 40--B.M. Trustees 5 25 25 Con. Tin Smtlt Pref. J2O 3 Ores. 45 j 45
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    Kamunting Tin has a fair future'
    493 2 Kamunting Tin has a fair future By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Stock Exchange Gawtte, London, examines the prospects oi Kamuntin^ Tin m the light of its coming dredge removals and finds the outlook "reasonably favourable." It notes thai Kamunting is one of Hie London Tin Corporation
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    Outlook is obscure in London markets
    160 2 Outlook is obscure in London markets LONDON. Sat.— The stock market.- m London yesterday finished an unsettled week on a distinctly dull note, .sentiment being still affected by the obscure business outlook. Selling was fairly heavy and there were very lew buyers. The tact that it was the last clay
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    STATISTICS OF RUBBER USED IN U.S. DURING OCTOBER
    8 2 STATISTICS OF RUBBER USED IN U.S. DURING OCTOBER
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    Wall Street
    51 2 NKW YORK: Wall Street closed firm with a fair showing of stocks at a new high for the week. However, rubbers and plywoods still had losses of more than a dollar. During early trading rubbers developed losses m the wake of an advertised Firestone Tyre nger car tyre
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    No cuts in expansion
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      102 2 BARBER LINE from USA. EAST COAST POP.TS via PANAMt I ANO HOIO TA6AYTAY I N«v FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LINI from U.S.A. GULF POPTS via PANAMA I AND HG*, CLENVILLE 6 Dec BARBER-FERN-VILLE LINE NEW YORK BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. BAi' via FRCNCISVILLE MANDEVILLE ?8 N«v 2 Dec HARRISONS 6c CROSFJEL HARRISONS 6c
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    lifted: Tourists now spend in the State
    21 3 lifted: Tourists now spend in the State 111, Saturday. IK and Exports m lain restrictive' Hit 1 State to shop kksome
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    FISHERMEN GIVE $8,OOO TO PUT UP A SCHOOL
    19 3 FISHERMEN GIVE $8,OOO TO PUT UP A SCHOOL SBO.OOO m Tv for .ad dun. month* we much id a
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    Travellers team up to see the rest of world
    189 3 Travellers team up to see the rest of world SINGAPORE CITY Sal.— Three globetrotters who arrived In Singapore separately, have teamed up. They are to continue their travels together. They are Dick Everett of London. John Dixon of Austral: and Selwyn Harris of Tasmania. All of them set out from
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    Outram school's annual concert
    65 3 rONG PAGAR. Sat. am Secondary School will hold it- annual concert at today at 10. UO a.m. m the school hi Pupils trom Form> Two. and Four will present two plays The Merchant of Venice and Proposal. Also included m the programme Is a folk dance
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    Farelf chief visits Burma
    76 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat The Commander-in-Chief Far East Land Fon General Sir Richard Hull is on an official visit to Burma. Tl. General Hulls .1 to Burma as previously he only passed through m transit. He was met on arrival yesteraay by General N< Win and flown
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    Revolutionary machine can enlarge any microfilm in seconds
    228 3 Revolutionary machine can enlarge any microfilm in seconds SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. A MACHINE dial has revolutionised the use o! the microfilm system, has been demonstrated to about 40 bankers, industrialists and business executives recently. The machine, known the Thermo-Fax "Filmac" Reader-Printer, can produce an enlarged print from a small piece
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    Tattoo by famous Gurkha soldiers
    83 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. A contingent of Gurkha .soldiers from the Brigade oi Gurkhas, which delighted spectators m Britain at the state visit or the King and Queen of Nepal, the Royal tournament, and the Edinburgh tattoo, is to give a display In Singapore tomorrow. The
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    New Caltex station
    33 3 WOODLANDS. Sat Work on a new Caltex service station m Woodlands Road has begun. The new station, the 'only one In the vicinity will b.^ ready m two months time.
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    FREEDOM.. .WITH DISCIPLINE
    290 3  - FREEDOM .WITH DISCIPLINE TAY YONG WEE By Singapore City. Saturday. JO ADVOCATE the enjoyment ol" absolute freedom is both selfish and impractical. People of this category should "pack off to somewhere else to open up a world ol' their own." This was stated by Mr. Lee Teng Hui. Lecturer attached
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    Now a third traffic tra
    66 4  -  HAROLD SOH Lido signs muddle cleared UD I ANGRY KATONG Clfj FANS COMPL/ OF PUZZLE aTHEATRE ENTRANc I POLK X were bu>\ the traffic si^ns mudd!. in* to the Lido Cinema m roads, many more roatpl ihe Free Press of a similar Road. This "trap"
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    Lock icon A delightful recital by distinguished pianist, Miss Tung
    264 4 A delightful recital by distinguished pianist, Miss Tung Your dollar to the Rotary Club Cheer Fund will bring joy to one poor child this coming festive season. g SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. DO NOT envy Tung Kwong Kwong, whose reci- tal yesterday evening at the "Vie" took place almost before the
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    Lock icon Britain too dependent on U.S., says Wilson
    165 4 Britain too dependent on U.S., says Wilson LIVERPOOL. Sal. Mr. Harold Wilson. Labour Member of Parliament, said here last night that the British Government would j like to see China admitted to the United Nations. But, he said, the Government had become "so dependent on America that they have no
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    A depressing note in the London rubber market
    188 4 A depressing note in the London rubber market LONDON. Sat. The I ancial Times commo editor writes that for third week m success! manufacturers have bou. scarcely any rubber m London, and prices have fallen accordingly. To make matters worse, this week there has b> the news of a reduction
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    Bonn Navy plans
    30 4 FLENSBURE. We.- iy>. Sat —The We^t Gei plans construction of 12 submarines, 40 motor torpedo Doats. and more than 20 minesweepers for defence tasks m the Bal
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    Detectives due
    29 4 COLOMBO. Sat— Two Ccyloii police detectives left for Singapore j la.st mi>ht to Investigate purchases j made by Ceylon naval personnel during a recen: far Eastern cruise.
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    CONGO: 'RETURN STOLEN CARS' SAYS UN
    63 4 CONGO: 'RETURN STOLEN CARS' SAYS UN LuOPOLDVILLE. Sat.- The United Nations ing "strong re: tlons" to tb< litary authority .steaii the -hooting at Uw Embassy oij Monday. taken dun. The UN. had a>surance that steps would b«- I turn Xh L.N. •'remained m prrpareo .sible diMirri' Strong arra#ri still placed
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    Round table talks
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    U.S. bases
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    Chrysanthemum: Cut off old stems for new ones grow up
    569 5 Chrysanthemum: Cut off old stems for new ones grow up GARDENING COLUMN Have you -MM any questions? j ust write m 1 OUR EXPERT SOLVES A READER'S GARDENING PROBLEMS long lisl of ques would like the uns t c won't permit us hut the Ifrsl hull arposes I Own roots
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      41 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE ~y Lee Falk and Phil Davis i T.H i- 7^T~| r --r N v Itwkgfp) A> fpu I mvpia y.o^s I THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake ,nil il I
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Task of the peace men
      165 6 Task of the peace men AT LAST the open for Dag Hammarskjoeld".- man ■.m to visit the Coni propo> k for 'ii between Fa now that lucklej mtry apart. Bur. the commission has n to do th: The i Nations o d bounds of n it decided at this commission
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      Read THIS on the bus home
      66 6 HOW MUCH of your time do you give to public charity helping the organisations and socit't. that need and deserve your support? None Then here are 1.000 children who should put you to shame. They have volunteered to sell flags and car labels to
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    How do you know you picked the right woman to be your wife?
    260 6 How do you know you picked the right woman to be your wife? MANY people, of course, have no regrets about their choice of wile. Some are not so sure. Then there are the others, the many who may prefer to leave the question undecided. These Questions, by the psychologist,
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    It's Election Day in New Zealand: Over a million will Vote
    678 6  - It's Election Day in New Zealand: Over a million will Vote TONY CURNOW By Singapore City, Sat QVKR one million voters are expected to go to the polls m New Zealand today to elect their 33rd Parliament. They will make their choice from a field of 269 candidates for the
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    Lock icon RECOGNITION RED CHINA AND MR. NASH
    101 6 RECOGNITION RED CHINA AND MR. NASH WELLINGTON, Sat. New Zealand Prime Minister Walter Nash said that it would be "a horrifying thing to hand over President Chiang I Kai Shek and his people m Formosa to Communist China. Mr. Nash was speaking at an election meeting: here. He said he
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    HOW DID YOU RATE? NOW CHECK SCORE
    56 6 HOW DID YOU RATE? NOW CHECK SCORE First check your sco: 1 a _>, b— 3. c— l. 2. a— 3. b— l, 3. a— 3, b— 1. 4. a— l, b—3. 5. a— l. b— 3. 6 a— l. b— l, c— 3. 7. a— l, b—3. 8. a—
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      125 6 SSIFIED ADS. ACKNOWLEDGMENT THE FAMILY OF tIM la AT YOUR SERVICE extra WHILE YOU WAIT TOP QUALITY COLOUR CONFIDENTIAL INVESTIGATIONS SITUATION VACANT rytx: POOL SUPERINTEN I FRESH FLOWERS I MONICA FLOWER SHOP F EDUCATION MATHS X AMINATIONS NMN SESSIONS iNNERS CLASSES DECEMBER EMBER BEGINNERS TUITION rxtrm < a DRIVING SCHOOL
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      16 6 lIIIIIIIBNI A world of wonderful music is yours ALLIED RECORD CLUB P. O. BOX 2097 SINGAPORE
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      40 6 SMASHING BABGAOTS I FOR I EVERYBODY IN THE 1 j WHATEVER YOUR REQU: COME TO THE FESTIVE BJ W I at I wassiamulJ phone 2 3131 -^gy PACKING BAG G A G E REMOVAL •'M £Ld32£usy)'ST ORA G E 1
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    The Christmas rush is on
    274 7  -  CHAN SWAN BEE Peoplejtrejspendink more money than tkey did last^year^jgy the leading departmental stores By SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. jMI L Christmas shopping rush is .11 Singapore .mil the shoppers ii m have more money lo spend than ir. Ti. the opinion .tding departtal stores m
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    FIDEL CASTRO
    38 7 •Vhat manthis leader of Cuba What are behind his rise to he truth about Where v to lead him and of importance for the Serjio Rojaa Sanone of m the M Sunday AND B Jr. AND
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    UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN ON THE INCREASE
    32 7 of ed X g i omDre, i chilr reasi by i g the the put Veek the HobPark. I h the ho>pital this .pidly c •In Oc*
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    Seizure of goods
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    Bigger blind centre
    23 7 The Kinta shop for the blind. January last year. blind and to be c du>trial enterprise. d on a commercial
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    Safety first' drive
    11 7 MPUR. Sa: g i stop the Kuala Lum-
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    ASPIRING 'SCIENTISTS'
    304 7  -  CONRAD CHIEW Ten representatives from nine schools m Singapore battle for honours m science quiz at St. Andrew's By SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. Ten aspiring "scientists" from nine schools, divided Teams A and B. recently battled for honours m a science quiz at St. Andrew's School. Team B. which
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    Union's nomination
    31 7 PENANCi. Sat,— The 1.400--member Penang Port Commission Employees' Union nominated its secretary. Inchc Mohamed Sharif! bin Mohamed. as a candidate for the presidency of the Malayan Trades Union Congre^
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    Gift of 1,000 radios
    33 7 IPOH. Sat.— More than 1.000 radios will be presented to private citizens who have been looking after them so that their neighbours could listen to Emergency broadbv Radio Malaya.
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    FAREWELL DINNER FOR FOLK DANCE EXPERT
    125 7 FAREWELL DINNER FOR FOLK DANCE EXPERT SINGAPORE CITY, Sat.— The American folk dancing expert. Mr. Ricky i Holden, will be entertained to a farewell dinner at the I People's Association, Kal- I lang Park, at 7 p.m. today. Tne dinner is sponson jointly by teachers from three language streams English.
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    First Professional exam results for the degrees of M.8., B.S.
    214 7 First Professional exam results for the degrees of M.8., B.S. SINGAPORE. Saturday. 'pHE following candidates have passed the First x Professional examination for the degrees of M.8., B.S. m Anatomy, Biochemistry and Physiology Atputharajah Vythialingam, Balachandran Manipray. Chan Wan Hor. Chan Yet Ming. Ciiong Swan Chee, Gan Sum Lan (Miss),
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    Warning on higher cost of living
    74 7 KUALA LNMPUR. Sat.— The President of the Selangor Property Owners' and Ratepayers' Association, Mr. T. Rajendra warned that the cost of living m Kuala Lumpur would rise considerably as a result of the revaluation of properties by the Municipality. "Think of what the shopkeepers
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      13 7 I I SJPER ■j^Jgj Pj Jl J" Take-over of firm m the US,
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      139 7 •P li^ v 1 BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND NAVE A LOOK AT THE OUTSTANDING ROTARY WATCHES ■^^^■^^i P/ I *T^r^BV BP\» «oie AetHT. LIEN WAH WATCH OEALERS 108 NORTH BRIOCe ROAD. SINGAPORE TEL: ***** Bintong Rd., K. Lumpur Comptell St Por.. n £<llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll!lllll(llllllllllllllllllllllllll^ MARDEN COMPANY j= introduces <^~^\
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    Toyland was centre of attraction at school show
    834 8 Toyland was centre of attraction at school show QUEENSTOWN, Saturday. ■fHE fifth annual exhibition of the Birkhall Primary School, held on Tuesday, drew hundreds of relatives and friends. The exhibition was held m the School Hall. The exhibits which were arranged impressively m sections round the hall according to various
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      292 8 SUCTION HOSE,^^ PHOENIX 31 HAV£ /T jj— so> A»nu S. MOUTRIE CO. (M) LTD.=jj SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR IPOM PENANG II H GRILL^ proudly presents ,**f TINA LAINE ?4/ [J ond B^B H Vk 'VAN BROWNE f% W* H with his guitar ffNj I Jm Famous Stars of Stage, TV Radio
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      97 8 SAJJDKF FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LT3 INCORPORATED IN THE FEDERATION I BOOKS ON SPORTS Amateur Boxing Association Football Bowls Rugby Union Football Arc Athletics Old Time Dancing Ret Netball Ballroom Dancing So B Shooting Table Tennis Hoc* Motorsport Mens Hockey M* Fencing Cycling Badminton Lawn Tennis S* Cricket Simple Gymnastics Cm* v
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      300 8 V.M.C.A.: Billiards room open, theatrical nice. rin 9 a.m.; junior dept. open, 2 p.m.; and Chinese class 8 p.m. Cambridge examination Malay Singapore Junior Chamber of class. 2 p.m.: Singapore Che.^ commerce: Mr. David Mars^l; Club. 3 p.m.: table tennis. 2 p.m.: wiU laik ou -international Sinbody building and weight
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  • THE NEW CARS
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      This dual-purpose Datsun is the answer to space problem
      838 9 This dual-purpose Datsun is the answer to space problem AND ITS FAST TOO THINK of that fine Sunday morning when vo U and the wife and the kids were setting out for clay's fun ;i n<! jjolii at Kota Ir D i rrmrmber? Of course you do The fun, but
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      Ford's Thunderbird roof adopted by many new American models
      131 9 Ford's Thunderbird roof adopted by many new American models DETROIT, Saturday. THrNDERBIRD, Ford's family-styled sports car which wns once the most exclusivelydesigned iiw on the American road, will be Hie most copied car on the road m 1961. Almost every 1961 U.S. car line has at least one model that
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      DRIVING IN TOKYO IS BECOMING A PROBLEM
      117 9 DRIVING IN TOKYO IS BECOMING A PROBLEM TOKYO. Sat. Driving m Tokyo is becoming a problem, according to the Mainicni, one of Japan's leading newspapers, which dd n gistration of cars m the capital was expected to pass the 600.000 mark next month. In a report on a recent automobile
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    It's muscle night
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    252 10  -  Jeffery James Build up unity for next year ONE draw, two lickings it couid have been worse and I'm glad It wasn't but now that Singapore Amateur Football Association's top officials are back from their Hong Kong tour, they should get down to
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    481 10  -  B. NORMAN By JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. HOW WILL JOHORE GET THK BALL? In this question lies the 11. M.5. Malaya Cup hopes of twtf strong teams today at the International Club. Johore Bahru. SERVICES, holders of the title, must win today to remain
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    84 12 SINGAPORE CITY. Sal The Singapore Business Houses Athletic Federation will hold Its first dance on .Dec. 3 at the Victoria Mc- morial Hall. The leading athletes m the business houses will be awarded their colours at this dance which commences at 8.30 p.m. and last
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    KK men reach the final 4-1
    83 12 Kandans: Kerbau 4; Reserve Unit 1 rpHOMSON. Sat. Kandang 1 Kerbau Division took the field favourites but had a hard battle before entering the final of the Police Sports A^ociation knockout soccer tournament. Reserve Unit muM thank keeper Arumugam for keeping the c down.
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    24 12 SINGAPORE CITY, .Sat— Rudy Mosbergen eniered the fit-id to .second half to pave ihe way loi Singapore Recrtaiion Club** four-
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