The Singapore Free Press, 6 December 1960

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    22 1 ]1 KEEP UP Wl THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** TUESDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    IRON CURTAIN? THE VERY IDEA MAKES ROBESON SO ANNOYED
    26 1  -  Chan Swan Bee He asks: What about I.S. ban on me? afjal;gjashga hvel clamp ROBESON. YESTERDAYS PICTURE
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    Coloured police
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    Tip-off leads C.I.D. men to gun hidden in swamp
    166 1  - Tip-off leads C.I.D. men to gun hidden in swamp HAROLD SOH By SINGAPORE. Tuesday poLK.K. using mine-detectors, yesterday Found a revolver m a swamp at the N-{ milestone, Wesl Coast Road a smugglers' haven following a tip-oil. Several prawn ponds wire drained during the search. more than an hour 10
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    Journalism school
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    Pope's message
    6 1 VATICAN CITY. Tues Pope
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    MIXED MARRIAGES BACKED
    806 1 Ishak talks of those who have lived m race compartments for centuries They would make excellent Malayans ...and build an educated society Idea should get the Govt's support "It is said that you can see m South America a blonde Negro talking to a Chinese redhead. I
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    A can't be repeated gift for Ike: White tiger
    174 1 A can't be repeated gift for Ike: White tiger WASHINGTON. Tues.— President Eisenhower yesterday accepted a blueeved white tiger from India -the first and po.wbly the last of the rare breed ever brought to the Western hemisphere. The tiger, a gift to the nations children and the National Zoological Park,
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    U.S. gold out-flow
    34 1 AGANA (Guam*. Tue.~. U.SSenator Karl Munat. warned here that unless new regulations curb tiie outflow of U.S. gold reserves "other applications will have to be made 10 meet the critical ntua-
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    Rebel surrenders
    34 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Captain Hadi Supandi. a senior officer of i the rebel air arm m Celebes which m 1958 bombed shipping m East Indonesian ports, has surrendered to the Indonesian Air Force.
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    Arabs demonstrate
    22 1 NEW YORK, Tubs.— Arab ex- j change student* demonsi.ateti oul- side United Naaons headquarters ia support of "free Algeria-' 1
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    Polaris launched
    15 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues.— A I second Polaris missile was success- I fully launched.
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    Satchmo to rest
    24 1 PARIS. Tues!— Louis Armstrong, who ilew into Paris yesterday after a 40.000-mile Afiican tour was ordered by vis doctor to rest.
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    Lumumba seriously injured -report
    125 1 Lumumba seriously injured -report gasgfagvnargtaf YEW YORK.- 1 I A^ Mr. Putrid- Lumumba, deposed P mier of the Congo, officially n night to have t seriously injured by his captors and to be detained m a cell Thysville military camp m "inhumai condition The Seen Mr. Dau Hamm.. circulated a
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    2-month recess
    18 1 GEN'E\ locked nuclear :est b. In ils thud year weiii In i\vo month recess bere y<
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    RUBBER UP
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    Coffee swindle
    16 1 AMSTERDAM: Tuev Dutch newspapers reported swindlers" sold 300.000 to: jected Brazilian coffee m F:
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    REVOLVER STOLEN
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
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    Laos Premier asks U.S. to stop supplying arms to rebel forces
    392 2 Laos Premier asks U.S. to stop supplying arms to rebel forces gfa;bgja;gtata by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE VIENTIANE, Tuesday. I AOTIAN Premier Prince Souvanna Phouraa said yesterday he had v asked the American Government to slop supplying the forces under the command of pro-Western rebel leader General Phoumi m.
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    Australians seize Japan-made motor parts
    81 2 Australians seize Japan-made motor parts (CANBERRA. Tin Minister Deham Henty told the Australian that Australian fficials have Japane>e made r part> carrying Austrade marks. He -aid such shipments of to Australianluced Holden cars v. '.i a at Sydney. Melbourne and Bri>b.. m Australia are :-.g their ;>'.N:tion to .-cc what
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    CASTRO CANCELS INSURANCE POLICIES OF ALL THOSE WHO LEFT COUNTRY
    21 2 CASTRO CANCELS INSURANCE POLICIES OF ALL THOSE WHO LEFT COUNTRY red tbcated ■od prr: d." 30 companies c t I I
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    Xmas air cargo
    23 2 MANCHESTER N< H rues.— A U S Force ok off yesterday 01 clothing and food for an rear Seoul. Korf
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    5 killed in crash
    27 2 MONTERREY. 'Mex:co>. Turs. Two professors and three students from (he Institute of Superior Studies were killed when their car coll'.ded with a trailer.
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    Japan urges economic integration in Asia
    226 2 Japan urges economic integration in Asia KARACHI. Tue.v Japan yesterday presented a resolution to 500 business men from 35 nations who are meeting here urging the economic integration of Asian countries on a regional basis. The resolution, which was presented to members of the Commission for Asian and Far Eastern
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    London brokers bad merger of estates
    51 2 London brokers bad merger of estates By the FREE PRESS HA Sl\(i \|'i, A LEAP»G. firmer 1 I fiahsinjr m rubber I document to clients h r I the Fall," with a did; I estate amal^aination^ "We have deall M question because w utmost important Large ouql I Price chaal
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    Demand for industrials in a quiet market
    310 2 T ONDON. Tues.— Oenerally Lj quiet and irregular conditions prevailed m the London stock markets terday. There was very little m the weekend news to encourage business but industrials encountered a selective demand for specific reasons. In the giltedged market undated and longdated
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    LEYLANO MAKES $150 mil. BID TO TAKE OVER STANDARDS
    112 2 LEYLANO MAKES $150 mil. BID TO TAKE OVER STANDARDS LONDON, Tues.-— The Leyi land Motor Company last night announced it had made a £17,500,000 (about $150 mil.) take-over offer for Britain's StandardTriumph car group. The Standard directors are recommending their shareholders to accept the terms of the proposed amalgamation. Leyland
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    Aussie bauxite
    23 2 MELBOURNE: Three trial shipment* of bauxite from We:pa field m North Queensland will be sent, to Japanese aluminium smelters next year.
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    U.S. gold leakage: 'Too late' measures
    43 2 NEW YORK: Ihe Governrr recent moves to plug the T.S. srold leakage may prove "too too late." This is the opinion of some economists on the prospects of success m reversing the adverse U.S. balance of payment?.
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    Malaya at talks
    31 2 MANILA. Tups. Malaya is one of 12 countries represented at the first general assembly of the Eastern Regional Organisation for Public Admin istrgtion (EROPA) which began here todar.
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    RUBBER: BRITISH FACTORY DEMAND STILL SLIGHT... NEW YORK QUIET
    181 2 RUBBER: BRITISH FACTORY DEMAND STILL SLIGHT NEW YORK QUIET LONDON": London quotations were marked slightly at the otit» sympathy with a sma; turn at Singapore. clo.se was quiet. United Kingdom fa< demand was still insig cant ayd Continental qulry neglible. trader> New York advices wer* as expected and had no
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    $342 mil. loan for India
    57 2 NEW DELHI: The U States and India agreements here for loans to India v M 5342.300.000 lrom the Development Loar. I The loans repayab Indian rupees rep: the biggest single agre< ment entered into b fund. The loan> cover other things, the bu. of a
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      116 2 LONDON Dee 5 Previous Toaiy RUBBER Ne. 1 RSS c.i.f European ports. Deo ?4 7 1« 24J Jen 1?4 13 'Ifi .4, RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 24 13 A- 2-1 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Torms. Jen 91 tvi« 35 I ifi Feb 2f 1
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      New York Prices
      46 2 NEW YORK. Doe. 5. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 10l?.50 102.50 RUBBER Futures Jan 'J<3.59 Mar 2S.6Ti TONE. Quiet. SALES: Five lots. No. 1 RSS Oec landed price k i m~. COFFEE: Futures B' Contract Dec. S3 Above pric quoted in r Ib.
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      Dow Jones Averages
      31 2 NEW YORK. Dec. S. Previoue Today 30 Industrials 5M.O0 20 Railroads 128 12 127.34 40 Domestic Bonds M St 15 Utilities W5.66 65 Stocks Composite Averages l'J9 Ol
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      U.S. Pepper
      33 2 lA&Jabar spot 45i, afloata Fn:pmtnt 4.i. l,air.por:»; dpot 46. afloat? 44. Dec. Bkipmcnt 43. Muntok hie pot 73, afioats 72. Dec shipment 71. Above prices quoted m 1".5>. cents per Ib.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      82 2 LONDON. Dec. 5. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f U.K North European ports delivered seeiRht por long ton Dec. I <17P COPRA, Straits Borneo c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight por long ton Dec. Jan £66i COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m bulk por long
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    UP 9 DOWN 12 UNCHANGED 153
    360 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Monday INDUSTIIAIJ Previous Tocay Alex. Bricks Ords. (N) .sc .SO Atlas les 11.00 Buyers 80USTEA0 1.16 1.15 B.B. Petro! 40,'- 44/B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Smelt Pref. [20/3 20/3 Ords. 45 3 44/9 Federal Dispensary
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    U.S. records forecast
    47 2 WASHINGTON can production r^ach record lrvrN In second half of next after a brief ttcemkom m the year. Dr. Emera Srhmidt. Director of Ecoi mic Research lor the United States Chamber of Commerce said. Addressing a bir outlook conference i Chamber Dr. Schmid I
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      139 2 SMPS/N CHIPS lying alongside thr Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tamesis 1/2. Perseus 4/5. Lar Maersk 6A. Tjipanas 6/7, Kwangtung 8/9, Laos 10/11, Laura Maersk 13/14. General Slkorskl 15/16. Jan Matejko 18, Waxrimu 19. Hong Tat N. Wall 1, Pailowa N. Wall 2. East Sea N. Wall
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      10 2 BARBER LINE I frm u.sa east coast poi AND MOM-'
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    Seven men now become after 35,000 mile trip
    18 3 I band Hciency courses *M J :ts chief "m'- settlement
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    Show for the parents...by tiny tots
    160 3 Show for the parents... by tiny tots TREE fRESS iNewsl gERANGOON, lues. The Elim Church Kindergarten annual concert included items m English and Chinese, and was a bii^ success. Aitnough the kindergarten is an English one, Mandarin is also taught to the pupils after a request by parents. The principal,
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    OUR TAXI-DRIVERS SHOULD TAKE A LESSON FROM LONDON
    22 3 OUR TAXI-DRIVERS SHOULD TAKE A LESSON FROM LONDON SAPOR E CITY, I study tour of E i M tel< ild mid b€
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    Government to award 10 grants for study at Singapore varsity
    223 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tlll-i Singapore (iovcramenl will award 10 State Scholarships each year to the Singa[Hire Division of the University of Malaya. The scholarships will be rded by the Divisional urses leading ol the university .1 be tenable at the Division
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    Pulau Bukom priest
    33 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tue.s Reverend Canon Haydn Parry has been appointed the new Chaplain to the Missions lo Seamen. He will also be the priest-in-charge of St. James' m Pulau Bukom.
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    Teacher to study for degree in US varsity
    69 3 Teacher to study for degree in US varsity UPPER SERANGOON. Tues Miss Kitty Tan Choi Kuan. 18, a student teacher of the South-East Asia L'nion College, has left for California, to study for a Master of Arts degree m the Pacific Union College Angwin, California. Mr. Tan Ah King will
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    Army medical chief here on tour
    48 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tue.v Lieutenant-General Sir Alexander Drummond. Director General of Army Medical Services at the War Office, will arrive here today after a tour 01 India and Pakistan. General Drummond will remain m Singapore until Friday when he leaves for the Federation.
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      41 3 Medium Wave 476 metres RADIO MALAYA Short Wave: 62 metre* (41.7 metres) P.M. 1.10 Tiffin uate; 1.30 (4784) kc/s.) from Time signal, new.s: 1.40 U.N 'Hio pm— lo 00 pm. daily. I General Assembly: 1.60 Tiffin n 200 Close down; 5.00
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    They are all prisoners of war... let them die, said Jap
    1533 4  - They are all prisoners of war... let them die, said Jap ELLEN FIELD -By This brave woman went on, risking her life to help the starving and sick prisoners of the hated enemy Japs, even after being caught and tortured. IfT^HE bullet from the Jap sentry's rifle tore into my
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    A divorce for a dollar
    212 4 ROSS MARK TELLS WHERE YOU CAM GET... MOSCOW, Tucs. WE rose with a clatter of chairs as into the Moscow City Court walked pretty Judge Maria Hyena, 28-year-old mother of two. She took her seat behind a bare brown table m the arid little room.
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      Peep at the three art treasures of Christina Loke
      394 5 15ME BAPTISTA SAYS 0-COLLECTING LONGER EXCLUSIVE BY OF THE RICH CTING is becoming the day. More and more people n displaying beautiful antii an exclusive hobby of I m other income brackets g rare curios as ornament. ke porcelain r d
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      115 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson JmrnmTl T~~ jii; \:,v *c-j nno-.v. as^ t*e I avoht as well liT \i l^^^- 1 J! f I rNALTY 15 PEATH. I RESRET LET CID CRO^S W V o </ yfl jf~ TA>\£ OVER... R i^K/rM MANDRAKE Lee Falk and Pnil
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    5 6 I SEET HIONC KIAT
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Helping the small home-buyer
      196 6 Helping the small home-buyer GOOD NEWS today for the 12.000 people m Malaya who have bought homes on instalment plan from the Malaya Borneo Building Society. From January 1961 the society plans to cut its lending rate from eight to seven-and-a-half per cent. In terms of cold h this slash
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      Heed these physicians
      52 6 *pHE Chinese PhysiA cians' Association m Singapore wants the Government to set up a clinic for the thousands who seek treatment by Chinese methods of medicine. "At present we run the Chung Hwa Free Clinic," says the association's president, "but we just can't cope with the tremendous
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    HALT THAT BIRTH-RATE...
    450 6  - HALT THAT BIRTH-RATE LAN MOK-AI By ..•or we'll face a 'fantastic' cost by 1982— Sheng CIXCiAPORE CITY, Tues. —If the tendency of population increase were not checked by 1982 the total cost of health, education and welfare services m Singapore \v on I d amount to the fantastic sum of
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    Troops act as pro-Lumumba supporters demonstrate
    281 6 LEOPOLDVILLK, Tuesday. PONGOLESE troops of Colonel Joseph Mobutu broke up a crowd demonstrating lor arrested Premier Patrice Lumumba m front of United Nations headquarters yesterday and seized three people. For the third straight day. supporters of the deposed Premier gathered m front of the
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    NO RAVES FOR CAMELOT: LERNER-LOEWE MUSICAL IS 'DISAPPOINTING'
    180 6 NO RAVES FOR CAMELOT: LERNER-LOEWE MUSICAL IS 'DISAPPOINTING' > T E\Y YORK. Tues. —Three I of the four New York morning newspaper critics yesterday expressed disappointment with 'Camelot." the new musical based on the legendary British monarch. King Arthur, which was brought to Broadway by the creators of "My Fair
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    Plane crashes into village: 2 killed
    55 6 Plane crashes into village: 2 killed STRASBOURG. Tuts A woman and an eight-year-old boy were killed yesterday when a Royal Canadian Air Force jet aircraft crashed into the middle of the village of Lichtenberg near here. Two houses m Lichtenbeig, a village ol 600 people, were completely destroyed and others
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    63 rebels killed
    31 6 ALGIERS. Tues- French :roops killed 63 captured 17 members of an Algerian insurgent band a feuhours after they crossed into Algeria from Morocco, French military spokesman said here
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    $50,000 FOR NEW MARKET IN HOUSING ESTATE
    71 6 $50,000 FOR NEW MARKET IN HOUSING ESTATE SERANGOON GARDEN, Tues.— The 15.000 residents of New Serangoon Gardens Estate will have a new market next year. The Government has provided $50,000 m its 1961 Estimates for the completion of the market. In addition, the Government plans to spend $5,300 on renovations
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    No simple solution, Mac tells African Federation
    32 6 No simple solution, Mac tells African Federation j on Br:- I Keep ojr }y^ deJ» i Hou i i Bar. iH Jos* rrr. i Nor aft* 1 cor: They Fee Roy whit*
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    Govt. to spend over $7 million on road works next year
    578 7  -  DAVID TAMBYAH Thejiim is improved access to all parts of ■sland^ancTbetterfacilities for rural area By SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. J4IH Government is embarking on a huge road building programme. Tt. Budget estimat reveaJ that million will be nt on 36
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    STUDENT KWOK GETS A GERMAN GRANT TO STUDY ENGINEERING
    138 7 STUDENT KWOK GETS A GERMAN GRANT TO STUDY ENGINEERING 2 'ORE CITY. A I year-old student ■iic High School. ih Chee. has bet r. scholarderal RepuGermany to study gingering. Th> ..ir:>hip. gi' rman Academic includes monthly al:«)wa. about $255 and >age to and from many. Mr Kwok will study at
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    LIFE OF LASTING LOVE...
    40 7 If they keep romance dive, the >uple can look forward to a Future of shared joys and lasting love, says Dr. Euslace Chesser m an itspoken article m Dee einhe r HER WORLD on sale now.
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    Bishop's first letter
    266 7  -  CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. PAXON C. Kenneth Salisbury, the new Bishop- designate of Singapore and Maiaya, will be enthroned at a special service at SI. Andrew's Cathedral on March 1. Canon Salisbury Is expected to arrive here at the end of February. He will
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    FUN AND FROLIC AT FIRST BODCA SOCIAL NIGHT
    151 7 FUN AND FROLIC AT FIRST BODCA SOCIAL NIGHT SERANGOON. Tues.— The first social night held by the Base Ordnance Depot at their clubhouse m St. George's Road was a big Miccess. Hundreds of employees of BODCA were present and an enjoyable time was had by all. Mr. Piara Singh. BODCA
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    STRONG MEN ARE NEEDED AS HELPERS AT THIS PARTY
    78 7 STRONG MEN ARE NEEDED AS HELPERS AT THIS PARTY SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. —The Church Women's Association of St. Andrew's Cathedral is looking for several strong men. The men are wanted to help at a party for the children at St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital. The party, on Jan. 3. will be
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    $44m. expenditure
    20 7 IPOH, Tues.— Perak's Budget for next year, published m the Government Gazette, calls for an expenditure of $44,831,--013.
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    An opportunity for overseas students
    64 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— Singapore students m Australia and New Zealand will soon have the opportunity of meeting three men from their country and talking about the jobs m Government service. The three men are:- Mr. Lim Eng Bee, Chairman of the Public Services Commission, and
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    Community centre for Serangoon
    43 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— Residents m the district of Serangoon will get a community centre soon. A piece of land, covering about 43.560 square feet, has been earmarked by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, for this purpose.
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    Totalisator agency
    40 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Representatives of the three Federation Turf Clubs, met In Kuala Lumpur and unanimously agreed to recommend the establishment of a national totalisator agency— to be operated through the Turf Club totes to handle off-the-course betting.
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    'Wipe out leprosy'
    36 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— The Government is working on plans for wiping out leprosy m Singapore, the Medical Superintendent of the Trafalgar Home, Dr. P. Oorjitham, said m a recent broadcast over Radio Singapore.
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    Latest civil and army planes to show paces
    919 8 Latest civil and army planes to show paces 300,000 expected at air show SINGAPORE I SCENE I SINGAPORE CITY, Tue s. About 300,000 people are expected to attend the giant Singapore Internationa] Ai r Show a 'Visit the Orient Year' project to be held from April 8 to 16, next
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    Rupert and the Windies-46
    95 8 gjal;gjaagtatra Rupert remembers Golly's words. Yes." he grins happily. "1 can see the plane you came m over there. May I take it up for .mother flight Oh, please Golly looks startled. Then he grins too. Well, you certainly learned how to handle these things." he
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    Ikebana for Christinas: Decorations go Oriental
    378 9  -  ESME BAPTISTA afal;gtjkasghasghf %bnJ W™J fal;gjks;aghkasg LOCAL HOUSEWIVES KEENLY INTERESTED IN HOW THE JAPANESE ADORN THEIR HOMES WITH FLOWERS CHRISTMAS this year will sec the start of a change m the festive decorations m many Singapore homes. Although the traditional Christmas tree will still
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    Dry mince curry dish brings top prize to Miss Betty Lee
    315 9 Dry mince curry dish brings top prize to Miss Betty Lee MISS Betty Lee, MO Joo Chiat Place, Singapore 15, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 48 for her Dry Mince Curry dish. She gets $10 and a $10 Nestle hamper. INGREDIENTS: One pound minced mutton ox beet,
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      WIDE RANGE OF USEFUL GIFTS FROM CONTINENT
      95 9 POP into the Exquisite Gift Shop at the Fitzpatrick arcade and you'll find a wide range of useful gifts, from the Continent. I saw a set of wooden mustard, salt and pepper containers shaped like the Eskimos. Most practical for a woman who
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      426 10 Toasters, electric Irons, lampshades and refrigeraton also on sale at 171. d chard Road THE WORLDS BEST Known Translator Radios, Tape Recorders Cameia.s and Watches are obtainable from BOON <Sc CO., 16 Change Alley, where prices are reasonable. LUSTBO WARE UTENSILS with over 200 types Uexible and rigid housewares provide
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      234 10 VERCRAFTS. 31 Penaiig Road Open all aay Saturdays OM.V A mi KTi lei. of American dot-camera plus projector combination now btiiiu cleared al CHONG WAH. 97 North Bric.ge Road. One years guarantee given KEEPING AN nVQCJABU M Interesting and relaxing hobby fur youiiß and old aiike. Build one yourself from
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      213 10 CHRISTMAS SALE NOW ON Novelties Embroidery Fancy Goods Toys and Sundries Come early to sck< t the be^t ■I HIAP CHIANG CO 196 Orchard Road S pore CHRISTMAS SALE NOW ON Wyffif LAMPSHADES At TREMENDOUS Reductions! COME AND PICK THE LA' DESIGNS AT NAM AH ELECTRIC CO. 91, HILL ST.
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    's fun,' says girl who wouldn't run
    278 11  -  SEBASTIAN RASOO EVEN WHEN CHASED BY DOG JEANNIE JUST STAYED STILL By FARRER PARK, Tuesday. QXCE there was a girl who refused to run. She saw no fun m athletics. Even when 4 chased by a dog she would not exert herself. <-
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    ol stars told: Play fair
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    A JUST REWARD FOR FAM COACH
    144 11 A JUST REWARD FOR FAM COACH FRRER PARK. Tue.v—Soccer circles here are jubilant over the opportunity FAM coach Choo Senp Quee is getting to become a qualified coach. Choo. M national coach, imparted much of his j knowledge of soccer to teams clubs m this area. Mr. Charlie Chan, President
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    Kliney Cup tie is postponed
    79 11 VGAPORE CITY. Tue*. Ouin? to rain yesterday, the 'B League Klinej- Cup tennis match Police Sports Cluo and the Singapore Cricket Club oeen postponed to tomorrow. Police Sports Club top the B n all their The latest positions: B- LEAC.I P W U 1. F
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    Lock icon Three cheerful smiles after gruelling miles
    60 11 piciiirr. 0 It's smiles after the fuelling miles for the •iinfjapjore Amateur Cycling \ssociation team. The local lads swept the board m the Army Cycling Clubs «>O--kilometre race at Dover Road circuit at the weekend. The smiling irio are from rifht: Raffi bin Baha
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    Malay cagers lose
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    Difficult ground conditions did not stop SCC XV
    529 11 Difficult ground conditions did not stop SCC XV SCC. Invitation 11 R.E.M.E 0 SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. DIFFICULT ground conditions and a heavy drizzle which fell throughout the game did not hamper the S.C.C. Invitation team from playing a good, hard and fast game of rugby to beat a strong R.E.M.E.
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    Today's Sport
    62 11 Soccer: Premier League ChinI ese v Juniors, Jalan Besar 5.15 p.m- Youth Competition: Geyla ng United v Halkowyu. Parrer Park 5.15 p.m. Bukit Timah CC. v Delta Ganges C.C.. Fairer Park 515 p.m. Friendly: Star Soccerites 'C v Central Provident Fund, Parrer Park. Hockey: Inter-Services: R.A.F. v R.N-,
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    SUKARAMAI HITS NEW HIGH BY SLAMMING YOUTHS
    84 11 Sukaramai S.C 16 SiHmpYX 1 I^ARRER PARK. Tues.— Youth Cup soccer entered its second day with another big score by the victors Sukaramai trounrinar Sirlan Youth Thlb of the second half were i .scored by Zainol Hussain <;*». A. Hamid (2), Maswaini (2>.
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    SCHOOLGIRLS FOR K.L SHOW IMPROVEMENT
    208 11 SCHOOLGIRLS FOR K.L SHOW IMPROVEMENT BRAS BASAH, Tues. The Combined Schools' girls hockey team, who will be meeting their counterparts at Kuala Lumpur shortly, showed improvement when they met Changi WRAF yesterday. No goals were scored. In their previous games, they had no positional play, and their defence was weak.
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    UNMARRIED LEAD THEN RAIN STOPS SOFTBALL
    55 11 UNMARRIED LEAD THEN RAIN STOPS SOFTBALL SERANGOON. Tues.— A sudden shower while the game was m progress caused the Girls Sports Club's Marritd versus Singles softball tilt to be abandoned. The unmarried girls were leading 6-1 when the rain came. The match will now be played on the Padaiis on
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    Tromp and Take Easy shine on a heavy track
    511 12  - Tromp and Take Easy shine on a heavy track Allan Lewis GRANTLEE TOO SHOWS GOOD FORM AND SHAPES LIKE A WINNER AT THE FINISH OF HIS HALF MILE By Bukit Timah, 5.30 am PLASS 1 performers, Tromp (McGrowdie) and Take Easy made the fastest time on the heavy number two
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    $40,000 SNUB FOR TONY LOCK
    308 12 $40,000 SNUB FOR TONY LOCK ♦CRICKET FANS ARE MEAFT FREE PRESS EXCLUSIVE London. Tuesday. SURREY and England lettarm bowler, Tony Lock, alter M Test matches and 14 years' distinguished play for Surrey, has received jnh slo.iMM) for his benefit. Iliv uitV Audrtv. a crickrt widow" for largp;irts of rvriN miiimiut
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    Federation sport
    45 12 Federation sport MAI Soccer; tion beat Anglian 4- match. PENANG. Hockey: men's State Trial. White* beat Colours 2-1. PKRAK. Soccer: Hilda Cup. Slim River School beat "I 'hooi 8-0. Hockey <Div. I>: X Indians beat IRC 4-2. Div. II: Falim SC beat 2 FLB 8-0.
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    132 12 LOS INGELES. Gene Fullmer will challenjje 46-year-old Archie Moore tor the liffht heavyweight crown next April. NASSAU. Dan Gurney of United States won the International Trophy race In a Lotus. BOMBAY. Yesterday was a rest day m the cricke: Test between India and Pakistan. Scores: Pakistan
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    ROSEMARY FIRST IN DRAGON CLASS YACHTING
    106 12 ROSEMARY FIRST IN DRAGON CLASS YACHTING SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. —Results of the Royal Singapore Yacht Club races held on Sunday were: Dragon: 1. Rosemary (V, C. Bath). 2. June (Keith Johnson), 3. How Come (H. Pfrunder). Tornado: 1. Veronica (John Graced 2. Yvonne (J. Lauton), 3. Isa Lei (P. Holmes)'
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    Jeffery James
    201 12 GLOBETROTTER THRILL FOR STORE AGAIN THEY'RE turning those sepia-skinned longshanks of basketball, with their wizardry, and their clowns, the kings of the game. And with them, their interval acts, each about the grtmt st you can ever sec The Harlem Globetrotters will be at the Happy World stadium
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    TENGKU GIVES HIS BLESSINGS TO THE PROPOSED QUADRANGULAR
    140 12  - TENGKU GIVES HIS BLESSINGS TO THE PROPOSED QUADRANGULAR S. RASOO I exclusive From KUALA LUUMPUR. Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman.: Prime Minister of the Federation, gave his blessings for i the proposed quadrangular soccer tournament between Thailand. Indonesia. Malaya and the Singapore Government services. The Prime Minister was informed about this
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    Wise old man comes to town and throws our judo dans around
    126 12  - Wise old man comes to town and throws our judo dans around R. PALAN By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues J^\ old man of came to town the other day L and threw our best judo exponents around m a most embarrassing way. He was Professor Shinzo Takagaki, a ninth dun from
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    JIT IMM RETURNS TO THE SINGAPORE TEAM
    15 12 JIT IMM RETURNS TO THE SINGAPORE TEAM SINGAPORE CITY. T Lim .Tit Tmm tH~ f...
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      251 12 •....cot m j FREE PR ESS I WORD PUZZLE i Cut out end p,n v I Posting instruction o>p^ Nome Address 2. Cvi a CLUES FOR WORD PUZZ. 1. Violent or tumultuous dr. 4 turbonce of the pec 2. He is often called "mon's best friend." I queen. Each day
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