The Singapore Free Press, 3 December 1960

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    Masthead
    23 1 1° KEEP P WITH T HE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Nik's Space flop
    11 1 Nik's Space flop I jjtlOUT TO I I Brail-blazers |'?€sh data
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    Chile: Quake terror
    11 1 ITOFAGASTA, (Chile). Sat. —A iIU n Chile yesterday.
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    Sandys for India
    9 1 LONDON. Ir. D\. may visit India
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    BY NOAH'S ARK (1960) TO BRITAIN
    448 1  - BY NOAH 'S ARK (1960) TO BRITAIN Robert Chong The Giffenings get set to jo with all their pets: dogs, cats ail birds Trusted houseboy Salleh will also be on the bridge By JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A retired Johore planter and his German wife are preparing to sail to Europe
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    Up goes a million dollar reform centre at Changi
    165 1  - Up goes a million dollar reform centre at Changi HAROLD SOH By Changi. Sat. MODERN new reformative training centre, costing ulxnit $1,3(6,500, is now taking shape at Tin Bedok, off the 6J mile stone. Changi Road. This centre for the reI habilitation ol youths-gone- wrong will have accommodation tor 140
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    A $10,000 reward for missing croc skins
    132 1 A $10,000 reward for missing croc skins SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. I A reward of $10,000 has been oil'ored for informa- j tion leading to the recovery ol 22 cases of crocodile skins stolen on Oct. 18 at Plantation Avenue. A lorry-load of the skins, worth $110,000. was heldup at dawn
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    A DULLES BABY IS KILLED BY A BLANKET
    106 1 A DULLES BABY IS KILLED BY A BLANKET >TEW YORK. Sat.- The 11I month-old great grandson of the late John Foster Dulles was burned to death under a faulty electric blanket yesterday. Mrs. Lillias Dulles Hin.shaw, the late Secretary oi State's only daughtei. rej>orted the infant was burned on the
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    No power struggle
    25 1 WASHINGTON. Sat.— Governor Nelson Rockefeller met vice-presi-dent Richard Nixon. They later there was no struggle for i power within the Republican puny.
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    The British Press
    32 1 LONDON. Sat. Labour members of Parliament complained m the House of Commons cf the "monopolistic trend" cf the Bri- In which 42 papers have been closed or merged since
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    New H.K. varsity
    28 1 HONG KONG. Sat. Hong Kong will have a Chinese-language university within two years. Dr. j D. Y. Liii. President of the United College said yesterday.
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    Students defy army
    47 1 CARACAS. Sat. Venezuelan troojxs and tanks have sealed off more than 1,000 left wing .students holed up m what they call their university "Stalingrad." The Communist and leftist students seized t the building three days ago and have defied the army to oust them.
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    Jersey is Jack's
    29 1 NEW JERSEY, Sat.— A Republican recount of presidential ballots m New Jersey has collap.sed. The slate"., 16 electoral 1 \ote.s <^oe.s to president-elect John F. Kennedy.
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    'Pressure' charge
    22 1 BELGRADE, sat —The Yugoslav Government accused Mr. Chou En Lai. the Chinese Communist Pre- r J~ ..«»t rurs' 1 OOOinct
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    Phouma for Hanoi
    16 1 HONGKONG. Sat— Prince Souvanna Phouma. Laotian Prime Minister, will visit Hanoi, North Vietnam.
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    Duke's gems stolen
    21 1 LEICESTER. oai. Brazilian diamonds valued at $211,000 nave been stolen from the Duke of I Rutland's London flat.
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    Big whisky theft
    26 1 LONDON, Sat. —Thieves got away with a $850,000 load of whisky and the lorry it was loaded nr> frrwm n sniith-Past I,f>ndf>n i
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    'They didn't know'
    25 1 WASHINGTON, Sa..—Republican Senator Hugh Scott said Lhat Japanese newspapers had insufficient information about .he U.S. -Japanese Treaty when antitreaiy demonstrators Uiokj out-
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    Star gets 6 years
    25 1 BANGKOK. Sat. A leading Thai film actor. Lue-Chai, VU sentenced to six years and ei«rht months imprisor.ment for ut--1 tempted murder.
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    For manslaughter...
    26 1 MELBOURNE. Sat. Etienne Paul Mehari. 30. was sentenced to live years' gaol for the manslaughter of 23-year-old Now Z land nurse Marion Dawn Sapwell.
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    Market talks off
    21 1 PARIS, Sat. The conference of I heads of Government of the six 1 common market countries will be
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    U.S. FLYER POP TO DIE: COURT REJECT APPEAL
    105 1 U.S. FLYER POP TO DIE: COURT REJECT APPEAL JAKARTA, Sat.- The InJ nesian Military Hi Court here ye.sterc jected ay appeal i conviction and deal: tcnce by American If Allan Lawrence Pope. Pope was convicted b* Lower Military Court i April 29 on char;aiding the Permesta res m North Celebes
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    STOP PRESS
    22 1 I DAG PLEADS F LUMUMBA \l w I'ORK in r "i «ti ti. iU a I I'l •III! STOCK EXCHAN
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  • THE WORLD AT NOON
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      Lumumba (hands behind back) paraded through streets
      365 2 Lumumba (hands behind back) paraded through streets LEOPOLDVILLE, Saturday. PONGOLESE strongman Joseph Mobutu's troops brought captured ex-Premier Patrice Lumumba back to Leopoldville yesterday with his hands tied behind his back. Col. Mobutu's troops paraded the goateed Lumumba through the city's streets before Ltssing him into an army guard-house. Mobutu and
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      Nasser's grab illegal, says Belgium
      30 2 Nasser's grab illegal, says Belgium Belgian Ol d< nbed ted Arab Republic ation of I to Internati la that Belyium wj ale for U.A.R. diplo Co I I Communique B
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      THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WITHDRAWS FROM WORLD BANK
      48 2 THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC WITHDRAWS FROM WORLD BANK W3HINGTON, Sat- The Dominican Republic ha withdrawn from the rWfld Bank, it was ofliially need yesterday. Trie action followed Elba's withdrawal from the itcrnaUonal lending agency 14. Republic I n —a v. m the D i i Repub- i ReI I
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      Present for a King
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    Sugar council votes to cut export quotas next year
    206 2 Sugar council votes to cut export quotas next year MEXICO CITY, Sat. The International Sugar Council has decided to reduce export quotas by 15 per cent for member countries exporting over 50,000 tons a year. Export quotas for countries exporting less than 50,000 tons is reduced by 10 per cent.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    102 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Tegeloerg 4 5. Ellen Maersk 6/7, Benlomond 10 11, Poon 13 14, Denbigshire 15/ 16, Jan Matejko 18. Salong N. Wall 2. Papado N. Wall 3. Sillndoen<j 21/22. Deusto 24 '25. Pres. Fillmore 27 '28. Loveen
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    Hong Kong prices
    28 2 HONG KONG. Fri. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H S. Banking Corporation 51. 390 51. 410 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $124.00 $123.00
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      108 2 LONDON. Oct. 2. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f Europoan port*. Dee 21 11 16 24 7/16 j an -4 13/16 -'4 13/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS .Spot 24 15/16 24 13/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Jan 2S| -< 15 16 Feb lh
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      New York Prices
      53 2 NEW YORK. Dec. 2. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 102.30 102.50 RUBBER Futures Jan 2S.50 28.59 Mar 28 ft 28.671 i TONE: Steady. j SALES: 19 lots No. 1 RSS Dec. landed price 28| COFFEE: Futures 'B' Contract Dec. 35 34 3.Y01 Above prices quoad in I'S
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      Dow Jones Averages
      29 2 NEW YORK, Dec 2. Previous Today 30 Industrials 594.56 .".96.00 20 Railroads 127.88 12<vt2 40 Domestic Bonds M -»i 84.M 15 Utilities 65 Stocks Composite Averages
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      U.S. Pepper
      30 2 ■hipment 4.". Lami .Moats 441. Pec. shipment 43. Mur.tok "hit* spot 74. afloats 72i, Dec. shipment 71. Mlk rs. tx-dock. Above price* quoted m U.S. cents per '.b.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      83 2 LONDON. Dec. 2 Previous Today 1 COPRA Philippines C.i.f. UK North European ports delivered weight per long ton Dec. *1* COPRA. Straits Borneo c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Dec. Jan i66i COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. Euro pean ports m bulk per
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    UP 7 DOWN 19 UNCHANGED 148
    379 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Friday. INDUSTRIAL} Previous Today Alex. Bricks Crds. (N) .90 .90 Atlas ice 21.-0 B-yerx BOUSTEAD 1.16 1.15 B.B. Pet'Ol 40 44/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. |20/3 Ords. 45 '3 44/1 Federal Dispensary 1.381?
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    More skyscrapers for Hong Kong
    30 2 hon<; ko\<. Company. 01 here, will pu ricyacrapers on I harbour. T; gramme, which tomorrow will The buil< partment store 1 menu, offio a movie
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    Market indices
    28 2 LONDON Th«- Im Times market indices for I). last year, mi < privmuv and yesterday's, respeotiveh Ttn«. C 33.2. 265.1. 263.9 Rubber 206 1. 190.0 185 4
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    Rapid progress of Bat Matang Plantations
    490 2 Rapid progress of Bat Matang Plantations By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT SINGAPORE, Saturda> REMARKABLE progress has been made it) the past four or five years by Batu Matang Rubber Plantations (19:52). >a\- the Stock Exchange Gazette, London. Since 1956-57, for example, average chil put jVoin the tappable area lujs
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    UNCERTAIN PREVAILS AT CLOSE MARKET
    14 2 UNCER TAIN PREVAILS AT CLOSE MARKET I 1 I WALL STRE M V 1
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    RUBBER: FURTHER DROP IN SLUGGISH MARKET WITH VERY FEW BUYERS
    133 2 RUBBER: FURTHER DROP IN SLUGGISH MARKET WITH VERY FEW BUYERS LONDON. Sat. -Still lower Eastern levels brought prices down by about a farthing a pound at the opening and the market was rather slow to start. Only minor changes occurrrd throughout the Day as. although there were very few buyers
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    Irish shipyard
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      206 2 N.Y.K.IINE 10 11 Dec ShijtJ 11 29 Dec 8 10 Jin M 11 13 Dec •3 16 Dec 17 :9 Dec C n>B Maru 14 16 Dec 17 18 Dec '4 16 Oec 17 18 Dec '•st Maru 29 31 Dec 27 28 Dec 24 26 Dec v 19 Dec
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    BY JAPANESE AGENCY TO RODUCE STEEL PRODUCTS SINGAPORE
    9 3 BY JAPANESE AGENCY TO RODUCE STEEL PRODUCTS SINGAPORE ation
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    Lucy is all excited over her date with a V.I.P. at premiere of 'Lion City'
    129 3 Lucy is all excited over her date with a V.I. P. at premiere of 'Lion City' \llns Lucy Lo < above). i"l one of the four Singapore girl-stars m the film "Lion City' who will be presented to the Yang diPertuan Nenara. lnche Vusof bin Ishak. when he attends the
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    NOVEL JAPANESE INSTRUMENT CAN DETECT IF A CHICK IS A 'HE' OR A 'SHE'
    190 3 NOVEL JAPANESE INSTRUMENT CAN DETECT IF A CHICK IS A 'HE' OR A 'SHE' SINGAPORE CITY, Sat.— Poultry farmers here may now buy chicks knowing fully well whether they are male or female, thanks to a new invention, and a few qualified chick testers One of them, Mr. Hay Boon
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    Training for two
    28 3 IPOH. Sat.— Two teachers of the Methodist English School here. Mr. A. Daniel and Mr. Hlra Singh have been selected for training at Brinsford College.
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    Government plans to build a bridge on the 'Massacre River'
    88 3 Government plans to build a bridge on the 'Massacre River' nlans to build a bridge is referred to by thousands of farmers fishermen and kampong dwellers as. "The Massacre River". However, several elderly residents m kampongs. cannot give any explanation lor origin of the river s Tfeis ™fd"»s "Bodies of
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    4 forgotten buildings converted into a school
    243 3  - 4 forgotten buildings converted into a school G. SUBHAS By Changi, Sat. pOUR lar^e forgotten, incomplete buildings on a site near the R.A.F. airfield m Changi will be converted into a school by the Far East Air Force. An R.A.F. spokesman said thai plans were now being drawn up and
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    2 SCHOOLS HOLD JOINT GRADUATION DAY CEREMONY
    94 3 2 SCHOOLS HOLD JOINT GRADUATION DAY CEREMONY JALAN SULTAN. Sat— About 200 boys and girls of Chung Cheng Boys' School and the Chong Poon Girls' School held their joint 29th graduation ceremony at a school hall m Aliwal Street. The ceremony began with the singing of the school song and
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    10 SUB.SQUADRON HELPS TO RUN TENGAH CENTRE
    110 3 10 SUB. SQUADRON HELPS TO RUN TENGAH CENTRE TENGAH. Sat.— The officers •and men of the 10th Submarine Squadron now billeted m Singapore are taking a keen interest m the community centre at Kampong Tengah. They help to organi.se sporting fixtures, social and recreational functions and children's activities. The naval
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    A Christmas opera
    33 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. The YMCA New Sceneshifters will present "Amah and the Night Visitors." a Christmas opera by Gian-Corla Menotti at the Victoria Theatre on Dec. 28. 29 and 30.
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      116 3 tfr iSr •i* X'mas Sale Now On! tw 1 ~*S An exclusive ronge of beautiful PERSIAN, BOKHARA 1 PAKISTAN carpets and rugs are now on Display m our Showrooms. Choose one yourself to enhance the loveliness of your Home IRANIAN Carpers 37, Tcnglin Road, Singapore Tel: ***** X'MAS SALE JVOW
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    WOMAN IN A LIVING HELL
    1164 4  -  ELLEN FIELD Begins today: A terror tale of fantastic courage and suffering r FEAR was her daily companion, torture and death the price of discovery. But for four years she fooled the invaders. I"T \\;i -r;ou> evening. The women were enchanting; the men elegant and
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      58 4 j^||UJ women rf^ r I equal pay READ WHAT LEADING MALAYANS SAVin the BIG DECEMBER Issue Other Features include: Sft^STL t? R A AY Cill an "OWNS FOR SUZIE WONG— Why SOLO DATES FOR TEENAGERSuI,dcrpr legcd ch,.r: f h.gh fash.on circles prefer the' Three young Malayans discuis the conp C
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    Vilting Zinnias: Use new seed and soil at each planting to avoid infection
    639 5 Vilting Zinnias: Use new seed and soil at each planting to avoid infection writi "I bad one I hatcli grown m pots i ntiful flowers, unfortuiv i have been able to repeal arc subject lo various i nol mown them twice thout disinfecting by burns no\> seem to suffer badly
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    Vanda Joachim
    811 5 A READER WANTS TO KNOW HOW CUTTINGS SHOULD BE PLANTED READER, living at Singapore 15. Ikis written the following letter: 1 have just recently bought a 100 cuttings of Vanda Joachim. Can you please explain to me m detail how deep the trench should be, how much broken
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      60 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson |i I ■■■C""! 7~ 1 V" ~> r -T' 7' f LAj v j *v I L r'*Alrtu'S»»'C.^-*^ n l TB^^fc^ ill 1 < k hlk i v v B^^^_] MANDRAKE Sy Lee Falk and Phii Davis I™™ 1 w inivT tones
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    DEATH
    25 6 iMi II Minimum) JOHN LAYCOCK i ixaed away on Sat unlay mtM-r. a»;«fi. 73. Service at v 4 p.m. on •vi afterward* at Bid«i-
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Homes and the man
      96 6 IN the Federation the small man will soon find it possible to have a home of his own. The House of Representatives has voted through an amendment that authorises the Employees' Provident Fund Board to lend private companies the cash to build and sell homes on
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      Well done
      114 6 IIfHEN next you go to the National Library take a good look around. Look at the fine swivelling armchairs, the handsome bookcases, the sturdy racks and trolleys. You may not know it but these and a thousand other items are the handiwork of TO prisoners at Changi. And
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      READ this on the bus home
      78 6 IN Penang last week a wealthy woman died. Instead of a typically expensive Chinese funeral there was a simple and dignified ceremony that saved $20,000 which now goes to make life a little more pleasant for Penang's aged and orphaned. Eighteen charities have benefited
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    Jeers, but the school blockade crumbles
    204 6 NEW ORLEANS, Saturday. TliN white children yesterday went unharmed into an integrated school past angry housewives whose blockade appeared to be crumbling. The ten children came m three cars to William Frantz Elementary School, and brought attendance at the integrated school to its highest
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    Dr. Fisher and Pope discuss need for brotherhood
    159 6 Dr. Fisher and Pope discuss need for brotherhood VATICAN CITY, Sat. The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr. Geoffrey Fisher greeted the Pope with the words: "Your holiness, we are making history. The Pope— Dr. Fisher later told a press conference agreed. It was the first time for nearly 600 years an
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    SUPREME COURT
    1084 6  -  LYDIA ROOZOO w^^m^mJL.^.^K ■j BoaWI State's pivot of justice stands where once the sound of gay revelry rang out (SINGAPORE'S Supreme Court, with its symbolic figure of Justice dominating the tympanum above the Corinthian columns, wa s built as recently as I J3 J. Long before then, as
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    Cheaper turkey for the Christmas dinner
    262 7  -  CHEW LOY KHOON Heavy orders for top-quality birds from U.S.A. By SINGAPORE CITY, Saturday. JT WILL BE cheaper turkey for the Chi mas dinner this year. Top-quality turkeys from the United States are now being sold at supermarkets here at between S2. .V> md
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    LITTLE PITT LING (8) STEALS THE SHOW AT A CONCERT
    281 7  -  CONRAD CHIEW A big hand for guest artist at Xmas party for children By i IZAMPONG KAPOR Sat. An eight-year-old ballet dancei was the star performer at the Kampong Kapor Straits Chinese Methodist Kindergarten concert. She was a guest artist.
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    Winkie doll price war: Hong Kong version is now more popular
    153 7 Winkie doll price war: Hong Kong version is now more popular m Importers of Japanese .md Horu Kong Winkle Dolls are now engaged m a prii Winkie dolls were introduced m Singapore i>v .Japanese dealers, hut now the most popular onea made m lion- Kong. Japanese manufacturril dulls are made
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    STATE ARMY WILL BEAT RETREAT TONIGHT
    94 7 STATE ARMY WILL BEAT RETREAT TONIGHT SINGAPORE CITY, Sat.— Thousands of people are expected to watch the Ist Bn.. Singapore Infantry Regiment beat the retreat on "the padang at 7.00 p.m. tonight. This is the first time that Singapore's own military forces will be putting on a show of this
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    50 V.I.P. wives help a school fair with 'special dish' gifts
    99 7 50 V.I.P. wives help a school fair with 'special dish' gifts SINGAPORE CITY. Saturday. ABOUT 50 "YIP" housewives have been busy, since last night and early today, prepar,l international dishes and delicacies for iv fun-fair at the CYMA grounds m ih Road this afternoon. donated •by lyes as a g<
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    Church celebration
    38 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Sat. The Goan community m Singapore will celebrate the feast of its patron saint, St. Francis Xavier. tomorrow, with a Solemn High Mass, at the Church of St. Joseph, Victoria Street, at 8 a.m.
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    Band at gardens
    22 7 TANGLIN. Sat— The Police band will perform at the Botanic Gardens tomorrow between 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. li
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      78 7 NYERERE CASTRO i GABOR i NAMES make news and The Sunday Times brings you the news. JULIUS NYERERE: Head how t h e Tanganyika leader pla n s a great new African empire. FIDEL CASTRO: Head how th c Communists and their sympathisers won control m Cuba. ZSA ZSA GABOR:
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      30 7 ijiJiji By Gog r/^ YES/ —I PO REMEMBER THE GOOC?\ OLD C7AYS WHEN STEAK I i I WAS THREE 808 A I /mSk POUND YOU WERE k^>^j j ||17 <" *<£**' J
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    THE STORY
    379 8 THE STORY In only 10 years this man has built his firm into one of the world's biggest THE Yashica Company, within less than a decade, has risen to be come, m terms of production and sales, the largest manufacturer cameras ami exporter of photographic products m Japan. The driving
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    'MADE FOR TROPICS' FILMS POPULAR
    133 8 'MADE FOR TROPICS' FILMS POPULA R LOCAL m Si pore report that film becoming the Ing black and white m Singapore and :milar trend is reported In the film markf U.S.. E. Middle and the Far E.. By using this film, people -ed t: photography was not such an expensive
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    Yashica keeps a constant eye on the budget of buyers
    359 8 Yashica keeps a constant eye on the budget of buyers WHAT image lies beff hind the name Yashica? A name that m the short span of 10 years has risen to the paramount position among Japanese camera makers and m terms of annual sales, is the leading exporter of cameras
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    Head of institute to give away Malaysia essay awards
    135 8 OINGAPORE CITY. Sat Dr. Slametmuljana, head National Langu.. and Cultural Institute, will give awaj tue awards to prize-winning candidatt s say competition. -What the terms Singapore. Malaya and Malaysia mean to Me." A short programme of Malaysian significance will be given
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      141 8 BORN today, you have AQUARH tremendous charm and 19) A va >" l 0 w lIU v v «\-L \u o s^re of your own as personality. You are the dlspi vm i: type to be greatly beloved ticking oih« or severely criticised. You i»ix( have a gift for being
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    This rugged one is fast and dependable: Made to fit a tall order
    892 9 a THE NEW CARS hbbb. ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■*****1111 l BALL TYPE STEERING MAKES ENSIGN A PLEASURE TO DRIVE JOHORE reader has written to my colleague m the Sunday Times asking for help m the choice of a car. Tin
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    GOVT. TIGHTENS THE IMPORT OF FERTILISERS: NEW PLANS ANNOUNCED
    113 9 GOVT. TIGHTENS THE IMPORT OF FERTILISERS: NEW PLANS ANNOUNCED SINGAPORE CITY. Sat.— A stricter control over the import of fertilisers of animal origin has been imposed by the Government. Importers were notified that their imports should first be sterilised. They should have specific import licences well. Sterilization of fertilisers has
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    Rupert and the Windies-44
    88 9 Getting dressed, Rupert is still bemused about yesterday's weird adventure. No present has come for him and. though he tries to tell his parents about the Windies and the rocket, even that has become rather muddled and his Daddy only grins. I don't believe they even
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    The Slalom title is the Count's target for tomorrow
    141 10 The Slalom title is the Count's target for tomorrow f THE COUNT RIDES THE WATER By EVELYN TOO SINGAPORE CITY, SATURDAY J^ SIX-FEET-PLUS Dutch count makes his bid for a Water Ski title tomorrow at the National Water Ski championships off South Winds, Jurong. He is 31 -year-old Count von
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    FOUR MONTHS COURSE FOR WOULD-BE BASKETBALL REFS
    134 10 FOUR MONTHS COURSE FOR WOULD-BE BASKETBALL REFS KALLANG. Fri. A simple ceremony inaugurating the fctart of a four-month Basketball Reierees course for over fifty Physical Education instructors m Chinese schools took place yesterday iat the National Recreation Centre. Lectures will be given on every Wednesday and Friday from 7.00 p.m.
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    Commonwealth Forces aim to bring about the fall of S'pore
    615 10 Cup Ru&by ij will be ij a 'thriller' :j by B. NORMAN SINGAPORE, CITY, Sat. I A young, hard running and thrustful back division of the Com- mon wealth Forces (South) rugby team will i attempt to conquer) mighty Singapore
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    DENNIS HOPES FOR A 'DOUBLE'
    95 10 DENNIS HOPES FOR A 'DOUBLE' SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. Dennis Bong, holder Ol the 1056 Malayan National Waterski Championship title, is trying, for a double m the National Tournament tomorrow. This 26-year-old veteran oi water-skiing; has entered for two events, ihv Men's Open Slalom and the Men's Open Tricks events. Dennis
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    2 new Springboks get their caps
    83 10 PORTHCAWL. Si There are two new caps In South Atrica'a Rucby Union team to meet Wales at Cardiff today. •comers to nuernational rugby are Francois Rou\. wine three, and Ronald Hill. Hooker. Abe Malan. the No. 1 hooker, ifl iniured. The team: Lionel Wilson;
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    JB Indian Recs versus Redhill
    64 10 TOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The v Johore Bamu Indian Reciea-i von Club will play first and second i teams friendly soccer matches against me Redhill Community j Centre tomorrow. The JBIRC team will be: Narayanan, Willlat, Padphanabhan, Shunmugam. Steephen Dass, John Clark. Dutta. Pushpan. Xavier. Grnapath.
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    Eleven Asians in Johore XV
    164 10 TOHOBE BAHSU, Sat.— Klexrn \>ians will play for Johore m their rugby fixture against N'egriMalacca today. This is the biggest representation j ever of Asians m any State Malaya Cup team. Johore selectors are i banking on speed for victory at Seremban today. Four changes
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      105 10 TODAY Socrer: Youili rompeLition: Setia Jay.i JuniOi.-, Minto Ruaa Juniors. Farrer Park 5.10 p.m. Marine Department Reaiuli CC Faner Park 5.10 p.m Friendly: Raiaji v. RAF' Seletar A". Farrer Park 5 10 p.m. Rugby Malaya Cup: Singapore Civilians v. Commonwealth Forces. paiiang 5 p.m Hockey: Army v. Royal Air Force.
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    mpare the experts before you bet
    521 11 ■P «u~ JJ° "SJL,.. THE "BAITS TIMES i MALAY MAIL NANYAN6 HANFANG 10 ROH «»>..r— CALLBOY j POINTER LMY KWEELOH MAYU-LOONG iv wh. EXPRESS 3 LITTLE LULU 5i I Z£z '5 "r-j- iJ w v*«. i CTLS 1 J s,o TT pt., tULU I
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    ills, drums and cracker firing but no goals
    148 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Saturday I niversity 0 ntv minutes of the most 5 and thrill-packed hockey, tlaya, the holders, and the Siniub the challengers, had to be 5 the honours of a goalless od the largest crowd that for several utly< In chartered
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    Free Press race card Is the easiest to follow
    1299 11 Race 1 2.15: Cl. 5, Div. 3 6 Furs. 1 ***** PBDCCBSB lEABUNG 4yr bam (K. Y. Lim) Teh. 9.0 <6> Taylor 2 ***** SIO PWAR 4yr bfg (M. S. Teng> E. Breuk.. 8.13 < 7> Donnelly 3 ***** KKDSKIN 3yr
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    FIRMS HELP SPORTSMEN TO MAKE MERRY TONIGHT
    82 11 SINGAPORE CITY, Sat. Sportsmen go on a spree tonight at the first annual dance of the Singapore Business Houses Athletic Federation. It will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall, beginning at 8.30 p.m., and ie m-kAn tn all. Electric Company, Sime Darby,
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    Form rider on Gameborough
    1655 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS Laurie Johnson can score again over 6f tomorrow By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. ghgknlhfknl IN RACE THREE... UP ONE DIVISION BUT STILL COOD ENOUGH TO SUCCEED Arthur Ward fit to ride ARTHUR WARD will ride tomorrow. X-rays show that his shoulder was not dislocated in
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      RORKE DOES NOT THROW—HE KICKS
      97 12 RORKE DOES NOT THROW HE KICKS SYDNEY, Sat. New problem for Australian fast bowler Gordon Rorke he keeps kicking the wicket. He did it five times m five overs bowling for New South Wales against West Indies, "trying/ he said, "to correct my drag." Test selectors had no alternative but
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      54 12 Free Press exclusive West Indies captain Frank Worrell called over Richie Benaud. New South Wales skipper, from mid -off to discuss the problem. Benaud, and later the umpires, conferred with Rorke. Benaud then switched Rorke to the other end and m bowling a ball that dismissed Peter Lashley his foot
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      In a few worlds
      145 12 HONG KONG. RAF Singapore beat RAF Hong Kong by 50 runs. Singapore: 134--6 dccl. (Lopez 40) Hong Kong: 84 (Stevenson 27; Hadley 3-23). MELBOURNE. Rain nrevented play m the Victorian lawn tennis championships. LONDON. Golfer Guy Wolstenholme will turn professional. BONN. West Germany's "wonder coach" for
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      Bayer leads Snead with fantastic seven-under-par
      67 12 Bayer leads Snead with fantastic seven-under-par WEST PLAM BEACH, Sat Big George Bayer, took a seven-under-par 30-35-65 to grab a three-stroke lead the first round of the US$1 000 West Palm Beach Open golf tournament. Knocking home three 20foot putts and scoring an eagle and five birdies while matching par
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