The Singapore Free Press, 26 December 1960

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  • 22 1 1° KEEP «P WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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  • 278 1  - THUGS SEIZE BUSINESSMAN DAVID TAMBYAH Estate owner forced to halt as he drives home from a celebration dinner: Nephew finds car abandoned m a lonely lane: Big search but no sign of missing towkay Kidnap ffang pounce m car hold-up By gINGAPORE CITY, M(, n A a;,,^ m a car
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  • 34 1 Vienna, Men. A Chitslmaa tree laden with bird seed and i iier iie icacie.-> has been set up m;i park here as a jtfl T o tiie birda oi Vienua-
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  • 172 1 Her $500 Xmas box —from Free Press /U;Yi.\N(i Mon lovely \J 18-year-oid Miss Patricia ran will play 'Santa Clans" to her seven brothers and sisters now that she has won the Sso€ prize m this week's Free Press Word Puzzle. Originally, Patricia had no plans to celebrate Christmas, hut when
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  • 165 1 CRASH KILLS ONE: VESPA CLUB MEN ARE BACK T AMPIN. Mon. Eleven members <>t the Singapore Vespa Club last night returned to Singapore without completing their endurance ride to Alor Star after one oi their members was killed m an accident on Saturday afternoon. He was Cheah Eng San. 23.
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  • 62 1 SEOUL. Moii. Fnc destroyed 203 stores m the notorious "m- ternational" blackmarkei i-i Pusan yesterday. Loan for Ceylon j MADRAS, Mbn. Russia has) given Ceylon a $102 million credit! to help finance several projects under her 10-year plan. Top Reds to meet MOSCOW, Mon. The full CrvtraJ
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  • 200 1  -  LYDIA AROOZOO BY SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. It was a quiet and wet but merry Christmas yesterday as thousands of Singaporeans went church and then returned home to entertain friends Dull sktoa and steady nun made it a quieter Christmas than usual as
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  • 188 1 OINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Two people were killed m road accidents during the Christmas holidays. FATAL ACCIDENT No. 1: At about 2.30 on Christmas morning a Borgward convertible crashed into the rear of a parked lorry m Thomson Road.
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  • 276 1 Gen. Hull is new Chief of Imperial General Staff SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. PENERAL Sir Richard Hull, Commander-in-Chief, Far Hast Land Forces, has been appointed new Chief of the Imperial General -i Staff m London. News 01 the appointment has been confirmed by an Army .spokesman m Singapore. An official announcement
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  • 89 1 FORMER MCS MAN TURNBULL DIES IN LONDON LONDON. Mon. Sir Roland Turnbull. who held various top government posts m Malaya. North Borneo South Africa, the British Honduras, and Cyprus. died here last Friday at the ago ot 55. Sir Roland began his Civil Service ciutie.s as Secrelary io the High
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  • 85 1 Malaya to issue Coronation ten-cent stamp I ONUON, Mon. The gov*J eminent of the Malayan Federation will release a new ten-cent stamp on Jan. 4, 1961. The siamp. which will be .ssued for ihree months or for as long as ;ne supply lasts, is being issued to commemorate the installation
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  • 37 1 WASHINGTON. Mon. The United States has agreed to lend Iron a total of $123,600,000 to help it build a new road network and to buy American goods which it needs for its economic development.
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  • 26 1 ALBERTVILLE, Mon. Corporal Liam Kelly, 23, of the Irish Republic contingent with the United Nations Command m the Congo wa*s accidentally sno: dead-
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  • 24 1 BOSTON. Mon Two explosions shattered part of a city block m the Charleston Waterfront killing three persons and injuring 12.
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  • 19 1 I Moscow, Mon.-Oii has been discovered m Siberia under a thick layer tf permafrost .soil.
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    • 177 1 Hemaining weights lor v.« <md da\ I'enang bni -Neu ar meeting on Wednesday < L 1. I>IV. I I T.m.ih Aver Ku 9.0. Fireworship 8.10, SI Honore X.H". Il.i.id\ai 14, Distrirt Line M>. hm.Oialu I *>• Southern Moon 8.1, Kealm <>! (.old 8.4, 1 anon 8.3, I ion* It.*
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    • 31 1 MANILA, lb I ".<>-.. or fire rased the commercial aud residential districts ol Bastlaii City, Southern Philippines earlj today, lolling iivc-vc;.:-^,, boy and destroying peopectf worth $4 5 million.
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    • 24 1 Memphis. (Tenm ia i «i. —Negro demonstrators staged one-hour march through down town ifftnph* s yesterday «-c- negation protest main street merchants.
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    • 25 1 PHII.IPPFYILI I (Ail Ifon. Eleven Mv ilim au_dliariec and two European offJoei wero killed In battle with insurgent* i.e.. I iieic.
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    • 28 1 MONTREAL. Mo:. A Try is Canadian Lines DO! set a i< d oi four hours and 49 minutes ;or a jel Qighl from Montreal Bo
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    • 30 1 LONDON. Mo.. Car production m Britain m O i i u> an average 22i>7.-; < the .Society uj M< >tOT Ml tlUi ITers mid traders said hen yesterday.
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    • 24 1 HONG KONG M CI issued its 130 th •srriou. i v or to the United States for intension inio territorial wah
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    • 19 1 Manila. Mon. Philippiro sidenl I !arlo P fjarcis gnu i d clemency to 190 state prisoni
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    • 22 1 BERLIN, Mon a. I 008 Ba Qermans hat i Bed to V i Berlin m Uw two da]
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    • 148 1 FOORMAN S SCHOOL OF MUSK (Vienna Conservatoire of Vtisic) Enrolments accepts doily students tor Piano, Harmony, Piano occofdion, Violn^ Cwitar, Aurol (c«r troinmp theory et music, Piono-Jori 28-A. Pcnonq Lore, i pore. 9 Tel: ***** A REASONS WHY TAPE RECORDER J[ IS NOT JUST LIKE ANOTHER VL AUOI ACTUATED AUTOMATIC
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  • 222 2 Guinea, Ghana and Mali form an Alliance pONAKRY, (Guinea), Mon. Ghana, Guinea and Mali have taken a big step towards their aim of African unity with their declaration on Saturday on the union of the three countries and co-ordination of their diplomatic and economic policies, ac•ording to observers two-das African
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  • 137 2 95 BOEING JET PASSENGERS IN XMAS EVE ESCAPE 10NDON, Mo: Ninetyj c Christmas Eve travellers slid down emerg< qcj chutes to safety at London Airport yesterday whe a u:a::! British jet airli i r skidded ofl the rui way buryii ig it- undercarriage In mud. Fire engines and ambulances raced
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  • 439 2 Strikers plan new attack on austerity measures by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE BRUSSELS, Monday. nHRISTMAS DAY broughi :i "phoney truce" m Belgium's six-day old strike battle againsl austerity measures planned by the Government. A deceptive calm reigned m the deserted streets of the main strike nerve spots, while Socialist
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  • 571 2 JAPAN AIR LINES MAKES ANOTHER BID TO CAPTURE PACIFIC ROUTE IKm^p PAY A LEBAK. Mon. In a bid lo capture the Pacific air route, Japan Air Lines has begun a daily jet service from Tokyo to S-an 1 Francisco, it was announced m Singapore yesterday. The new schedule now brings
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  • 289 2 Tanjong Rhu-builf launches sold to Iraq, Ceylon and Pakistan governments SINGAPORE CITY, Monday. SINGAPORE'S TANJONG RHU shipyard of John I. Thornycrofl Co. Ltd. com- pleted building 1(> lau 1 m S>p\"-\ M I r,^». F,7 iouvc,- !lc General Manager ol the company, disclosing this to the Free Press, said the
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  • 203 2 Thousands see two rebel leaders ADDIS ABABA. Mon.— Thousands of people yesterday gathered m St. George's Square here to see the bodies of two rebel leaders hanged by police. Meanwhile doctors fought to save the lite ot General Mangishtu Newye, head oi the attempted coup against Emperor Haile Selassie, who
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  • 37 2 MOSCOW. Moil.— Procedure for the exchange oi money, payments, and accounts following the revaluation of the rouble from Jan has been detailed m a statement from the Ministry of Pnance hug the State Bank.
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  • 198 2 FIVE MEN SPEND XMAS IN STERN HALF OF SPLIT-IN-TWO SHIP PINE RIDGE NEW YORK, Mon.— Five men had to spend a blustery Christmas on the pitching stern ot the crippled American tanker. Pine Ridge, as a tug towed it slowly toward the port of Newport News, Virginia. Aboard the stern
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  • 29 2 N I AG AR A F ALLS, Mo: i -Frer- temperatures reduced tru 182-fooi Ramball Falls section of the Mighty Niagara Palls bo two small streams < water.
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  • 17 2 ANKARA. Mon. -Thi Turkish Pii ance Mm:s. < r, Mr. Ekreu ai> can. resigned here yesterday.
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  • 339 2 'Happy progress Xmas by the Pop MUCH of the United Mate h Christmas but m Europe th* of the greatest „t iam.k^S festivals took place m mild and i tions even Moscow was s m J. [lie Pope id tin lirjstma* pressed hope thai world leader for human and I
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  • 44 2 Thousands o: Brii troops heard Queen El beth\s broadcast as they were served turkey v I plum pudding by their officers. Queen Elizabeth said that In these times i I stress only "a detenr.,:.< effort by men ol goodwill everywhere can halt ar.d
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  • 80 2 IX brilliant lights, more than 2,600 carollcrs jammed the grounds of the Presbyterian Church m Orchard Road on Saturday night to participate m the traditional mass carol rally, organised by the Singapore Christian Youth Council. The carollers were accompanied by Ufte Sal v:ition Army Band under
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  • 146 3 First shipload of latest American goods now on a tour round the world will arrive early m the New Year for display m the State r -^j^upjpjup^^wgg »»»«s7^^^^^^^^ ;ozoo 1 ITY, SPOT'S the Aiim rican Itiary. ttingent Trade being und the will m mltheY or In< largest
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  • 209 3 This Institute tutors children of ail races in the Base T AVAL BASE, Monday T4IK Naval Base Institute oi Commerce, now functioning on the ground floor of the former Admiralty Asian School m Durban Road, is teaching children of all races here. When it was started by Mr. N. Submmaniam.
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  • 89 3 YOUNG LION DANCERS INFURIATE RESIDENTS TIPPER SERANGOON, Mem. —Residents m this area are infuriated by the activities of a group of teenaged boys. These boys have formed a lion dance troupe and -are pestering us po ket money after each pel formance." They formed the troupe a fortnight ago and
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  • 141 3 20-fi-loog python deity attracts crowds to a Chinese temple TANJONG PAGAR, Monday. 4 20-FOOT python is the chief drily m a Ak Chinese temple m the heart of Tanjong Pagar. Scores of people visit il every day, sonic to Iced live chickens to tlie reptile. The 50-year-old temple stands m
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    2831 4  - THE UNDER dog AGATHA CHRISTIE Charles Leverson has been charged with murdering Sir Reuben Astwell. It looked a cast-iron case. But... by THE MASTER OF SUS^ y~ I see, mademoiselle, s Poirot, that you do not believe m intuition V II V M MUiHAVK smoothed her gloves out on her
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  • 46 5 peter Finch may Pay the role of Cromwell who Is pi wait- oi the begin another v temptI kncli la .1' L.U 1. 1 the BUsabeUi Films I i-r(i CO] i mwell. the it. c the ided learn n CINCH eeing a bas ac- b< able
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  • 54 5 SWASHBUCKLING STAR LOUIS RETIRES— AGAIN r- mdi g swas] back .•>.-. studio. '.uu r, b at re- lined hated I packpersuade i y longperty now money i if a d ordinSWEET RELIGION Federico mad< Dolce Vita," 51 seoivhl>:.lv atn\o>- bigoted is Rim, ai d a a- eply An artist ms,
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  • 427 5  - It all began with a hit on the head, says the new Ann Todd JAMES THOMAS Ait er the heartbreak comes a return to tKe ranks... jH^HHHHHHHHBIJi'!; dV l^,^^?.! by I 1 Ikis l;ikui a >"n tune to prise Ann Todd's secre trom her— the seed of the new M^ilitv
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  • 101 5 OLIVIER STICKS UP FOR THE SEAGULLS IN NEW FILM SIR LAURENCE OLIVIER. who was unfortunate enough to have put some of his own money into that controversial picture "The Entertainer." is still battling to turn it into a moneymaker. It is known that Olivier was deeply disenchanted when cinema chiefs
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  • 254 5 COOPER THE KING OF COWBOYS IS SO LONELY THE indestructible Gary Cooper, last 01 the Hollywood age of kings and the man they say Is now the loneliest m Beverly Hiils, stood looking sadly at the ground. IHi has every reason to be gloomy. All his contemporaries, the stars who
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  • 105 5 MISS SUSANNAH YORK is an aetre>> who Is quietly becoming a mosl light-after young lady these days. But what i.s really fascinating about h( r was the frankly curious explanation she gave recently lor having an elastic bandage on her knee: strained a ligament kicking someone,"
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    • 133 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson r :r: I "^-\v v I k MANDRAKE i)y Lee ?ailk ancl P^iH Davis iiUL. "EZ^rMlff -^CU<3M THE iHIP'NSi SEMIMP C-EMTUrV— MO—NOTHIMG J CCULP MAYS A'ORBCF^/ •.VWERtT^dypllrKn -EWTORV I HER-- SCRAMBLES YBT. LEAVE -p-IG y THAT REAL FOCI?'? THE HEART OF JULIET
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  • 1227 6  - In spite of rigorous tests when the time comes my feelings will be of joy and anticipation JERRIE (SPACE GIRL) COBB BM LJ i 8k By WHEN I was asked last September to undergo research testing to determine whether women were physically able for space flight, I couldn't volunteer last
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  • 228 6 SINGAPORE CITY, .Monday. JMIK Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, has hit out against the belief that music was "something which draws people away from the all-important task of making money." "That is one of the things which musicians and composers
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  • 69 6 WOMAN, 35, SINGS ON WAY TO THE GALLOWS ISTANBUL, Mon.— Seven murderers— one of them a 35-year-old mother— have been publicly hanged m Istanbul and other Turkish communities during the Christmas weekend. The woman, who had murdered her husband, went to the gallows at Sivas, eastern Turkey, singing: "On the
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  • 176 6 BULGER, (Pennsylvania Mon. A former mental patient ended a shooting spree which began on Christmas Eve by fatally wounding his wife before committing suicide m this little hamlet yesterday morning' Carl Thomas, 30, and his wife, Helen, 37, were found stretched out m a tear-gas
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  • 108 6 This 'idiot' can become a chess king AMSTERDAM. Mon. A J\ "complete idiot" could become the world chess champion. Mr. H. A. Tas, head of the section of electronic administration machines of the Amsterdam International Business Machines Company has said here. In vi .speech entitled "Chess and computers,'" given on
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  • 139 6 A RAINSOAKED XMAS BUT FAMILIES HAVE FUN INDOORS ir FROM PAGE ONE i special Christmas lunches and dinners were provided. Hospn.il regulations were relaxed to allow extra visits. Ram marred the afternoon, particularly children's parties In the evening nightspots were filled with merrymakers Seventy-one babies were bon from midnight till
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  • 29 6 LONDON. Mon— Mi. Jo Gnmond, leader of the Bntii.ii Liberal Party, and his daughter Grizelda escaped with cuts, shock i ana bruises m a car crash.
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  • 92 7 Anne's election was a big? Xmas Surprise for family s«io CHIEW I RANGOON .:> s elecUege of Evangelists k s lias Chnstfor a ighl Urn weekend, Chan ii their bad be V IVrom Anne go but about In her ild be t stuI --Any way, I lerfui I We arI
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  • 11 7 ('IT:' RfOll.Nikoiayevj woma: i redta] a Theatre 01
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  • 188 7 Expedition brings back giant lizards and wide variety of birds ITOIREE staff members of the Singapore Botanic Gardens and the National Museum have returned after 10 days al Pulau Langkawi where they carried oul intensive investigation on the existence of giant monitor lizards. The lizards which were re ported lurkinu
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  • 152 7 Strikes can now be avoided, says this expert SINGAPORE CITY, 3 Mon— The employer can no longer become a dictator or use his workers as if they were just cogs m his machine. said Mr. Mark Starr of the International Labour Organisation. Speaking on Strikes Can be Avoided" to members
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  • 158 7 Big supplies of pears for State: Prices are tumbling SINGAPORE CITY, Mon Singapore will be "flooded" with pears during the New Year, and prices are expected to fall by at least 25 per cent. Singapore is now receiving an abundant supply of thU fruit. About 1,500 cases involving 300.000 pears
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  • 76 7 SANTA DROPS IN AT THIS ARMY PARTY ALEXANDRA, Mon.— About 150 Army children from RASC Headquarters at Ayer Rajah Road were treated to a bumper Christmas party m the Sergeant's Mess. During the interval of a Him show, the children received a message over the radio. It was Santa Claus.
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  • 254 7 WOODLANDS, Mon.— Strict security measures were taken at the Naval Base when c Royal New Zealand Navy s new frigate. Otago, berthed there on her way to New Zealand. For the warship is the first of the New Zealand Navy s new fast anti-submarine
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  • 207 7  - Goldsmiths told to stop 'luring' customers with calendars CHAN SWAN BEE By Singapore City, Mon. Singapore Gold and Silver Merchants Association has banned the distribution of 1961 calendars by its members to customers. The president of the association, Mr. Chiiii* Tok Ngiam, caid this would prevent leading goldsmiths from competing
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  • 149 7 CLUB'S FIR TREE HAS BEEN DUG UP 5 TIMES FOR THEIR ANNUAL PARTIES SERANGOON GARDENS. Mon.— The fir tree m the grounds of Serangoon Garden SporUs Club has been uprooted for the fifth year m succession. And after Christmas it will go back into the soil again. It has been
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  • 168 7 Search on for site to put up $1m home for aged SINGAPORE CITY. Mon. The Government is looking for a site to build a "rural home" for the aged people, who are now being housed m the Bushy Park and Woodstock, homes. The project, known as the "rural settlement," will
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  • 39 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Ifotl Rev. G. J. Teilmann, Pastor Of Wesley Methodist Church here, will speak on The Spirit oi Christmas" at a luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club ol v sapore it Cathay Hotel on Wednesdaj
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  • 187 7 KATONG. Mon. Om hundred mothers, and children turned up m multipolonrfd party dresses at the Sindhi l/luh m Mounthat ten Road tor the Christinas party organised by one of the < lub s HMMIMM* Mrs. D. I Assomull Fhc party which was the lirst
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  • 52 7 POULTRY FARMER RETURNS FROM VARSITY SINGAPORE CITY, Mon. Mr. Han Lim Guan. a poultry farmer from Singapore, has returned after a year at 7'okyo University of Agriculture. He said one of the difficulties m rearing chicks m Singapore for egg-laying had been the lack of specialist knowledge to sex them
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  • 1438 8 Who murdered Sir Reuben? The butler tells Poirot about a cry in the night and a thud •;V Contd. from P. 4 The butler's room was on the ground floor, adjoining tne servant- hall. It had barred windows, and the strong room was m one corner oi it. Parsons indicated
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    • 154 9 i i vGitta: 1 rrA rra 2T4 w rar^ IlLi v- Preach COAL robabl, hl^ r COAL. gTAI (ji 0 TA[or TRACES TT4-2: When on a camp- "on mood m holiday it is a good < ouiaooi jsni, su^n as c o -your rubbish. TTi; difficult 1 avoid ood a
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  • 2272 10  -  KEN JALLEH THE HIGHLIGHTS OF THE YEAR ALL THE GREAT AND GLORIOUS MOMENTS ...ALL THE THRILLS AND THE GRANDEST VICTORIES by Tlirills and spills at the Johore Grand Prix JHE CROWD at the Palazetto Hello Sport rose and roared, a mighty cheer filled the beautiful Roman
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  • 38 10 9 Singapore's fastest women Elisabeth Cheesewright, winner, flanked by Patricia Stahlmap of North j Borneo, second, and (ieraldine Barrett, third. The> were the lir>t three at the Singapore AAAs century sprint m July this year. I
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  • 145 10 Glory at home for state hockey squad SINGAPORE'S hoc:. players, massing, financial reasons, the trig to Rome, had to be conteir with winning glory on hoi ground during t£u i960. The Korean hockey team. Asian Gamt bronze medallists, came to Sin i pore m January, and w< shocked into a
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  • 169 11 A Singapore cyclist wins in record time PENANG, Mod. A bunch oi ii ve cyclists broke the record lv a Dianket finish m the Round-the-Island 50 miles road race held here. Raffi of Singapore, won the race m 2 hr. 10 mm. 14 sec. He was closely followed by A.
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  • 39 11 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. Harold "Tiger" Wright, South Africa's champion jockey, won the Johannesburg Summer Handicap for the fifth time on the 6 to 4 favourite, White Foam. Second was Flash (12-1) with Verdant (12-1) third.
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  • 113 11 MACKAY IS TOP AMATEUR OF THE YEAR YEW YORK, Mon. Barry Mackay. the United States Davis Cup player who turned professional this week, was named as the leading American amateur player of 1960 by the U.S Lawn Tennis Association. Earl Buchholz, who has also joined the professional ranks, was rated
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  • 309 11 STAR WINGER IS INJURED, BUT THE LEAGUE LEADERS LOOK SET FOR DIVISION ONE HONOURS Mini. lu--1 Cttrn-->ured Happy London Qnl- pre- ad at liih pronioissvu take son euhoUday far aa :>ion eonr Spurs i the issue loss of jI ear run honour ■serve. So
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  • 926 11 IRISH LEAGUE LONDON. Mon. Results of Saturday's League football, with positions:- Ards 5 Derry City 1 (oleraine 4 Bangor 7 Crusaders U Glenavon 0 Distillery v Ballymena United postponed Glentoran 0 Linflrld 1 Portadown 2 Cliftonville 1 Reuter sss. i^-M Manchester C 3 ul Jf™
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  • 563 11  - Riderless horse robs Mighty Missel of victory in tense main race ALLAN LEWIS I PENANG HIGHLIGHTS X RIDERLESS horse making himself a nuisance from the start, and an objection against the winner, made the main race at Penang yesterday the most thrilling on the programme. And the connections of Mighty
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  • 158 11 S'pore well placed in hockey PENANG, Mon.— Singapore are m a strong position to win the Gurudwara Cup m the Malayan Sikhs hockey tournament. Singapore edged Selan^or, the defending champions, 2-1 m their first match. They whipped Johore 6-0 yest< rday morning. Selangor dropped a further point uiien they were
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  • 67 12 NOEL McGROWDIE took the lead m the jockeys premiership with two early trios :t Penang yesterday hut then found Laurie Johnson drawing level m the lonrth race. Now each has 51 winners With two racing days Mi this year it's coins to
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  • 676 12 THOMAS CUP: THAIS FOR ZONE FINAL v. PAKISTAN Free Press Special from Bangkok THAILAND beat Malaya 7-2 m the second round of the Asian Zone of the Thomas Cup badminton championship on Christmas Eve. Thailand thus qualified to meet Pakistan m
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  • 183 12 MACKAY, SURGE PUT ON 295 FOR THE THIRD WICKET i DELAIDE M n Test i fcsm< n Ken Mackay and r Bulge Joined m a nsland record third wic- stand 295 against S Australia on Saturday. Hackay scored 156 and Burg< 150 not out after -:.i bad b< n sent
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  • 65 12 SYDNEY, Mon.— England's P r Damocles i^d all the Sydney's F'itzroy iter, -v-; nd division for bis ■d nd victory m Austral] i Damocles started at five to He won by three quar- a length. li docked the mile m one minute and one-tenth sec
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  • 334 12 SM)NhV Monday. PACING a big New South Wales total of 468, the West Indian cricketers collapsed m their first innings and were forced to follow on 305 runs behind on the second day of their match here on Saturday. At the
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  • 151 12 THE DAVIS CUP DRAW GOES AGAINST ITALIAN ACES SYDNEY. Mon.— Big Orlando Sirola of Italy plays Wimbledon and U.S. champion Neal Praser of Australia In this evening's match In the Davis Cup tennis challenge round, with Nicola Pietrangeli meeting Rod Layer In the second match. The opponents will be reversed
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  • 70 12 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. Gary Player and Harold Henning beat Bobby Locke and Denis Hutchinson by four and three m a challenge exhibition golf match here. Player, the South African open champion and tonner British Open Champion, scored an incredible 62 10 under par m practice. The
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  • 129 12 N-S.W. Ist Inns. 4«8 West Indies Ist Inns. C. Smitn c ana b Martin 30 C Hurue c Martin b Rork* 32 S. Nui'se ib\v b Rorke 0 F. Worrell b Marun 28 J. Hendriks c Benaud b Misson 7 J. Solomon c Pord b Misson 41 W H
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  • 127 12 Full results of both night's play FIRST NIGHT SINGLES: Teh Kew Saw bt Narong Bhornchima 17--14*, 15-12; Eddy Choong lost to Somsook Boonyasukhanontla 12-15, 5-15. DOUBLES: Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup lost to Narons Bornchima and Raphi Kanchanaraphi 2-15. 10-15: Tan Yee Khan and Nff Boon Bee lost
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  • 138 12 IMPORT BAN MAY STOP G.N. CHALLENGE FROM RUSSIA LONDON, Mon. A ban on the importing of horses into England may stop the Soviet Union from running their entries m the Grand National Steeplechase next March. The import ban was imposed m September because of African sickness which has ravaged animals
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  • 177 12 TOURISTS FAIL TO IMPRESS AGAINST KIWIS AUCKLAND, Moil. The MCC made an unimpressive start to the tour 01 New Zealand when their attack failed to cheek the Auckland tailenders. At one stage MCC had captured six wickets lor 100 but the last lour wickets produced IGI runs and Auckland finally
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  • 429 12 Wages of a U.K. soccer player LONDON, Mon. Only one player m three of England's 3,000 professional soccer players today is earning over $8,500 a year. More than half of them are lucky it their annual wage totals between $3,000 to $6,000. All of them are heid down by a
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  • 117 12 PAKISTAN SLAM EAST ZONE 434-4 JAMSHEDPUR, fcfon. Th< Pakistan touring sid< batsmen went on a run-get-ting spree on the first day ol their match against Eas Zone yesterday, and by th close had slammed their way to 434 for four. Javed Burki set the ton for the tourists' first Lnnii
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  • 380 12 rriHE Scottish Rugby Union 1. selectors have postponed picking the team to meet France m Paris on Jan. 7 following the defect of Scotland by the Rest m Saturday's final trial at Murrayfield, Edinburgh. They were to have announced the side after the match, but
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