The Singapore Free Press, 27 December 1960

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 27, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Spirit of Xmas
    1011 1 Spirit of Xmas 3 :aRWaTIOM AND «5I r IN THE aEST-AS RED sees it I Jl i ies. —The B Commujm wspaper, yesterS iffertng" 9 oples oi the I s, West B Canada. B were the <■ ries In the B economic M United States tern counB ci with 9
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    Malayan, HK funds
    15 1 II od ir.ar.a- IT Qd Mala- p::ce.-. P md raaiHH HKSI 07
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    38th Diet session
    176 1 Lrtu Mta rcgnses&jon conbui recessed until tor Mtinlurn Tickets for the public will be on .sale from Jan. 3 to 7. Bookings may be made at Robinson's and the Singapore Cold Storage, Orchard Road. Members' tickets cost 56.50. $5 and $3. Tickets for the public are $7.50.
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    Revolt: 10 to die
    28 1 BAGDAD. Tues.— Ten people were sentenced to be hanged by a military court yesterday for comnlicity m killings during the; March 1959 attempted revolt.
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    Rally in Peking
    20 1 HONG KONG. TUfl A mass rail. In PekWg vts.eu.av celebrated me second aaalversary 01 ihe Cuban levoluduii-
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    BOOST 1961 TRADE' CHANCE
    411 1  - BOOST 1961 TRADE' CHANCE R. PALAN CifXf^f^T^Tf U.K. Boxing Day OWV/V/.CJXV. results m full Local firms are "a. J m. m. invited to put goods on view to world buyers By Singapore City. Tuesday J^ BOOST m 1961 for Singapore goods m New Zealand and other overseas markets is today's
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    Fun and joy at home
    188 1 THE GOODLY GIFT OF THE LAYBOURNS FOR CHILDREN SERANGOON GARDENS, Tues. A childless British couple spent a happy Christmas with four underprivileged children from the Salvation Army Children's Home, at their residence m Brockhampton Drive. Serangoon Garden Estate. They are Leonard Richard Laybourn, 25. a
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    Mounting tension
    22 1 JAKARTA. Sat— Radio Republic Indonesia yesterday said Indonesian workers returnine from west Wan reported mounting tension in* the disputed territory.
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    Box offices open for Russia's top pianist
    65 1 Box offices open for Russia's top pianist LEADING WOMAN ARTISTE NIKOLAYEVA i TO APPEAR AT THE VICTORIA THEATRE SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. TICKETS are on sale from today for the recital by Madame Tatyana Nikolayeva, the first Russian woman pianist to perform here. These tickets are for members ol the Singapore
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    SINGAPORE'S MARINE ENSIGN FOR APPROVAL
    125 1 SINGAPORE'S MARINE ENSIGN FOR APPROVAL SINGAPORE. Tue.s. The Legislative Assembly will, at its next sitting on Friday, be asked to adopt the new State Marine Ensign. The ensign will, atttr adoption, be flown from ail State marine craft. The ensign is a blue one with a top left hand quarter
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    No 'colour or race'
    27 1 NEW YORK. Tues— The Department of Healtn Will cease listing •colour or raOe" on biith certificates of all ciuidren born after Jan. l-
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    Consulate wrecked
    15 1 TAMPA. (Florida). Tups. AntiCaMro Cubans wracked the Cuban Consulate bere during the weekend.
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    SAILOR DROWNED IN MOUNT OPHIR WATERFALL
    81 1 SAILOR DROWNED IN MOUNT OPHIR WATERFALL SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. —A British sailor was drowned over the Christmas holidays when a hillclimbing expedition undertaken for recreation ended m tragedy. The dead sailor was engineer j mechanic (second class) Kemp Allen Richard of H.M.S. Bui- j wark. He and a fey. friends
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    Cultural talks
    19 1 MOSCOW. Tups. A British delegation is due to begin talks here on Jan. 4 on cultural exchanges.
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    One dead, 8 hurt as race riots continue: Troops in Oran extend curfew
    147 1 One dead, 8 hurt as race riots continue: Troops in Oran extend curfew f\KAS t (Western Algeria), Tues, The Oran military authorities last night clamped down on demonstrations by bringing the curfew forward two hours as from today and forbidding all meetings of more than 10 people. They also forbade
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    MEN OF THE YEAR: 'TIME' NAMES U.S. SCIENTISTS
    121 1 NEW YORK. Tues.— Time magazine yesterday .selected America's scientists as its "men of the year.' 1 It said the scientists' work "shapes the life of every human presently inhabitin" the planet and will influence the destiny of generations to come.*" Although ;he
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    Racing
    131 1 GFHFGHH SCRATCHINGS Race One, < I. 4 Div. 3— 6 F. 3.15 p.m day Tournai. Indrapura Rare Two. <1. 4 Div I 6F. 3.45. Haadyai, KinabaJu. Tiong Bahru Race Thre*. fI. Div I— €F. 4.15: Dr. Doddinglon. MJrzapen. Race Fonr, C I- i, Div. 2— <iK. 4-50: Hard Final,
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    Stock exchange
    46 1 Malayan Stock Exchange opened very quiet this mornihq after the holiday. Early business was reported done m Robinson Co Ords. a! 51. 25 with further buyers. There were buyers of Cold Storage at $1.72; Uniteers Ords. M 06; Wearne Bros. $2.12, and William Jack*
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    Soccer men hurt
    70 1 HUNGTINGDON. Tues Seven players ol Sheffield Wednesday, one of Britain s Jpacinic; Leacue Football teams. MR taken to hospital here last nißht after a roach In which th< v were travelling went into a ditch be.side the Great North Ro:<d out of London. Fire and ,imbulance men
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    Operation triumph
    31 1 MILAN (Italy), Tue& Leyla Genre/, a youii^ Tujl^h aapranu followed op«ra diva Ifarta QaUas into a leading role las: nigh; .score her own triumph In world's opera iic capitol.
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    An air pioneer dies
    30 1 NEW YORK Tues Mi Giuseppe M. Bellanca, 74. who designed and built the first Mbin monoplane In the United Bta c oied yesterday |n Memorial Htepil;il.
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    Five-hour struggle
    25 1 LONDON, Tues —Police. men and farm workers baitled foi five hours yesterday bo hee ;< horse trapped i:i a l">-fo<)! deep hole near Elsecar
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    16 agents jailed
    18 1 HAVANA, Tueft.—The OMtVO re volutlonnry tribunal fMtenl Tailed 16 rteents for rountci -i olufionary activities
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    60 Lumumba commandos grab whole govt. of province in Xmas swoop
    331 2 60 Lumumba commandos grab whole govt. of province in Xmas swoop Udm^^AiMmUJmiaLMmiiiim 1 by the FREE PRESS FOREIGN SERVICE fOMMANDOS from the pro-Lumumba stronghold of Stanleyville drove into Bukavu, capital of neighbouring Kivu province, on Christmas Day and arrested the entire provincial government, a I nited Nations spokesman said yesterday.
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    RUSSIANS PLAN BIGGER DRIVE TO BOOST CONSUMER GOODS OUTPUT
    119 2 RUSSIANS PLAN BIGGER DRIVE TO BOOST CONSUMER GOODS OUTPUT Moscow ru< s n Soi let Union's ambi- >even-year plai ex- d< it ?erall pi Brst Iwo years 2 Instt ad ol planned it per cent posh n with ;i cQfications. it was :-i-portt'G ::ere ia>: lught SO! it 1 Couii
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    Anti-nuclear march
    30 2 ".yarrington Tucs- -Nearfo Bi ish m I .c: I ere ve>.e;day or. U3C M -ej ai B v- oasi irek ba pi re.-: b nu< teai su ms
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    Laos King flies to j capital to back Govt.
    152 2 Laos King flies to j capital to back G ovt. \rIENTIANE. Tue>. -King Savang Vatthana of Laos :Vw here yesterday from the royal capital of Luang Prabang In a public display i t support for the provisional pro- West* m G >v< rnment of Prince Boun Oum. The King had
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    France refuses to grant Algerian visit to Soustelie
    201 2 France refuses to grant Algerian visit to Soustelie |>ARIS. Tues.— Mr. Jacques 1 Soustelle. one time righthand man to President de Gaulle, has been refused a visa to enter Algeria, according to official source's here last night. Mr. Soustelle. leader of the newly-formed "Regroupment National." was said to have intended
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    Pact aims to make Cuba a major partner of Soviet economic bloc
    216 2 Pact aims to make Cuba a major partner of Soviet economic bloc HAVANA. Tues. Cuban Nationalist Bank chairman Ernesto (Che) Guevara. a Marxist, said Russia would build 100 industrial plants for the Fidel Castro regime under a trade pact designed to make Cuba a major economic partner oi the Soviet
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    Stay, Belgium
    217 2 Sandys sets a brief tour of three Asian lands LONDON. Tues. Mr. Duncan Sandys, Britain's Commonwealth Relations Secretary. left London by air yesterday for brief visits to Pakistan. India and Malaya. He will talk with leaders of the three countries. At the airport Mr. Sandys told reporters: -Fortunately,
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    U.S. EXPORTS UP 20 p.c. ON LAST YEAR: BUSINESS BOOM FORECAST
    153 2 U.S. EXPORTS UP 20 p.c. ON LAST YEAR: BUSINESS BOOM FORECAST NEW YORK. Tues. United States exports m 1960 were 20 per cent higher than m 1959, Fortune magazine said. But it warned that some sales of steel and machinery were only made because many West European manufacturers were so
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    Pilots's trike off
    26 2 PARIS, Tues. Tile pilots ana crews of Air France's Boeing 707 fleet, who have be?a on strike since Dec. 9. returned to duty
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    Satellite TV by 1970
    36 2 NEW YORK. Tlie&- Brig Go:-.. David Sarnofi. rhuirn:..:. of the Radio Corporation o: America, said that worldwide television and radio communications urn.-.c earth satellites as relay stations will be available by 1970
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    Abboud for Moscow
    22 2 MOSCOW. Tues— Gen. Ibralv.rr. Abboud, the Sudanese Prime Minister, has accepted Soviet Premier Khrushchev's invitation to vis. i Moscow.
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    Red Cross aid
    19 2 tokyo. Tues.— Hie Japan Red Cross Society said it bad Bent $6,000 for relief of Laotians.
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    6 lawyers detained
    14 2 ANKARA. meS.-— SiXt: pie. including six lawyer! been detained here charges.
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    Stay,Belgiumtells trot, on leave from NATO
    377 2 Stay,Belgiumtells trot, on leave from NATO T H t\'£ft <i v 1 111" 111 I NATO troop* „n < h,,., m I Germany to stand In I,, M 'h S 1 as the waH— wide strike 1 austerity measures enters th?!":' Hie daj was niarkei ric ol scattered violent mas
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    12,000 scientists meet
    51 2 >TE\Y YORK. T About I2JOOO scfc l arc Catherine m ft I York this week for the annual session of the anu Association for the Acvuncement of Science Dining the week some 1.800 oi them will give thei views on subjects as div- ffl con I fl
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    NEPAL: KING MAHENDRA LEADS NEW COUNCIL OF MINISTERS
    46 2 NEPAL: KING MAHENDRA LEADS NEW COUNCIL OF MINISTERS X I I I Socialist B. P. k I n i I I iroi hi n I I Mi r. amba&rf Dr. Giri I ProclamatioE I I 1 his proclamati M ll\ of the COl me." 1 I
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    BRITISH ENVOY HOUR-LONG TALK WITH NIKITA
    12 2 BRITISH ENVOY HOUR-LONG TALK WITH NIKITA MOV." X X crlb< v I
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    A DAY OF JOY
    125 3 £3!BBS£SBBiI£R I9BB±l 9BB± WRAFs entertain 40 children to gay Christmas party at the Malcolm Club: $200 worth of presents given to all 1 ue v i children Red Cross I rippled m Nicoll c Feted to il Christinas en by Hie Royal Air was held dcolm
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    KEEP IN TOUCH WITH SCHOOL,' HE SAYS
    43 3 KEEP IN TOUCH WITH SCHOOL,' HE SAYS FANG, Tues. ctOF of the English School m '.;d. has I k< ep In witn the age In the ftnc he said rtant could bo ed In a school co- operation 'Jbm and pupils teachers and
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    LACK OF LIBRARY IMPEDES WORK AT BOTANIC GARDENS
    93 3 LACK OF LIBRARY IMPEDES WORK AT BOTANIC GARDENS SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— Lack of proper library accommodation at the Botanic Gardens was pointed out by its director. Mr. H. M. Burkill. m his annual report •Thi> Is most unsatisfactory and it impedes the normal functioning of the library and holds up
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    Art Society to hold four major shows next year
    266 3 Art Society to hold four major shows next year SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. TMIH Singapore Art Society plans extensive exhibitions and other activities next year, according to iLs President, Mr. IJo Kok I lot 1 The Society will put on Tour major exhibitions during the first halt" of the year. Others
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    Beauty queen here
    22 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues Queensland's "Girl m a Million I960", Miss Judith Kenny has arrived here on a four-day visit.
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    Big Walk entrants
    26 3 SEREMBAN. Tues. Twohundred people including Id eirls have entered tor tne I "bik Walk" to be held here I 1 on Jan. 8.
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    17-YEAR-OLD IS CHAMPION IN SPEECH CONTEST
    58 3 17-YEAR-OLD IS CHAMPION IN SPEECH CONTEST GEYLANG. Tues. Only 17. Che Maimoonah binte Haji Omar proved her worth by becoming triple champion m an oratory competition sponsored by the Malay Youth Literary Association m Singapore She took a keen interest m oratory and debating from a very early age. Maimoonah
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    Jet in with mail
    26 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues.— The first Air-India International 707 intercontinental jetliner arrived this week on a special flight with Christmas mail from London.
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    Form Four student wants to be a singer
    83 3 Form Four student wants to be a singer MISS Rosemarie Kok, 15. a Form Four pupil at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, has already decided on her career singing. Miss Kok came to Singapore from Ipoh three years ago with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kok Kit Yong.
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    FURTHER STUDIES FOR TWO IN AUSTRALIA
    77 3 FURTHER STUDIES FOR TWO IN AUSTRALIA PASIR PANJANG. Tues. Chew Soon In; 4 and Chan Chew Kuan, both 20. former pupils oi Pasir Panjang Secondary School, will leavo lor Australia soon tor lurther studies. Chan Chew Kuan vvi U attend Sydney Technical College before taJciim a commercial course. Chew Soon
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      265 3 RADIO SINGAPORE 1100 Close ciowi. Medium Wave: 476 metres RADIO MALAYA Short Wave: 62 metres (41.7 metres) (4780 ko/s) P.M. 1.15 Tiffin date; L.30 from 8 p.m. to i) p.m. daily. Time signal, new.s; 140 UN. P.M. 100 Programme .sum- General Assembly; 1.50 Tiffin mary; 1.02 Around the band- aaie;
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    The story so far
    103 4 The story so far Ace detective Hercule Poirot has been called m to investigate the murder of rich Sir Reuben Astwell. The police have charged Sir Reuben's nephew, Charles Leverson, with the murder. But Sir Reuben's widow believes Charles is innocent and that the murderer is Owen Trefusis. her late
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    Poirot is eager to meet gentleman home from the tropics—
    460 4 Poirot is eager to meet gentleman home from the tropics— TT was a lofty room twice as high as any of the others, and was roughly about thirty feet square. Swords and assagais adorned the walls, and many native curios were arranged about on tables. At the far end. In
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    THE UNDER dog
    956 4 THE UNDER dog "I thank you, M. Trefusis, for your many amiabilities." "Not at all." Poirot went thoughtfully along the corridor to the room appointed for him. The immovable George was there laying out his master's things. "My good George," he said presently, "I shall, I hope, meet at dinner
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    The Free Press brings you a great new thriller
    1336 4  -  AGATHA CHRISTIE by "Gold mines. I think, or was it copper or tin? You ought to know, Lily, you were always asking Reuben questions about it all. Oh. do be careful, dear, you will have that vase over!" "It is dreadfully
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    How to pick a new sewing machine when your grandma's has broken down
    525 5 CHOICE CAN BE minr,^. T SAYS ESME BAPTIST SEWING MACHINES seem to be reaching: near perfection m press-button style. New m sewing machines for 1061 is the Singer slant-o-matic which will be seen m Singapore shortly. With
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    A space-saving caddy
    60 5 AN appliance which Sin/V gapore housewives are sure to find indispensable is the Cal Dak ironing caddy. With more and more people staying m flats and the introduction of one-room accommodation, the ironing caddy is hardly a thing that you can do without. It also comes m
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    New elegance in cruets now comes in the most simple forms
    163 5 New elegance in cruets now comes in the most simple forms THE COMBINATION oi functional effectiveness and good app arance Is something we look for m most products that we buy for our homes. But because they are .so closely associated with entertaining, the various items that go on the
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    PRETTY SCREENS TO 'CUT' A ROOM IN TWO
    96 5 PRETTY SCREENS TO 'CUT' A ROOM IN TWO IN modern homes, the sitting room and the dining hall is usually designed as one big room and it is left to the owner to partition it off. You can realiy pretty it up and make it look like two rooms with
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    Beautifully carved bookcase
    55 5 If you are looking tor a small bookca.se to adorn your study table, you can get one In. wood beautifully hand-carved. Both ends are shaped like an elephant's head. Made m India, they are available at Handloom's m Race Course Lane. These book cases will be ideal
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    Time-saving gadget
    41 5 The Moulinex vegetable peeler is a time-saving gadget, useful to keep m the home. Made fully In pla.stic and Jight m weight, it can peel all vegetables m a matter of seconds and stop automatically when they are peeled.
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    New kitchen saw
    23 5 Now your problem of cutting frozen meat can be solved. Skyline has introduced a kitchen saw made of stainless steel.
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      96 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I diiici p-t^^/-) I c^ile. UPECtsi] FEMTS ARE "TERRIBLE--! TME KIPS ARE GCHNS P7-7-4, -~-^A-?MYMifMSfs wOLJUPKi'T\ EARTM LIKE, TAVES AK£TERR\FIC'j THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake lt.^M»— 1* I [4* n, tS• p|DT
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      THE MISSING NAME
      199 6 THE MISSING NAME ASIAN goods are all the rage with the American Christmas shopper. There is just notenough to go round. Off they are snapped the moment harassed salesmen place them on the counters. Off they go to give a touch of the mystic East to American homes—ceramics from Japan,
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      Chaos, the art of
      130 6 GUESS where is this: A deceptive calm reigns m deserted streets. Behind closed doors rioters prepare a new assault. No trams. No buses. For the sixth day running the railway network is at a standstill. Steel helmetted police patrol the streets. Empty cafes. Restaurants dimly lit
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    The exotic-looking Jackie will be the most striking First Lady to enter White House
    1324 6  - The exotic-looking Jackie will be the most striking First Lady to enter White House MORTIMER HOWARD I Focus on two women By WASHINGTON, TUESDAY. QF all the women whose husbands had visions of occupying the White House, raven-haired Jacqueline Bouvier Kennedy is by far the most striking m appearance. Just
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    Vivien Leigh speaks on 'All my Tomorrows'
    750 6  - Vivien Leigh speaks on 'All my Tomorrows' DAVID LEWIN AFTER HER SEPARATION FROM OLIVIER SHE PREPARES TO GO ON AN 18-MONTH WORLD TOUR: 'WHAT IS IMPORTANT RIGHT NOW IS WORK AND FRIENDS... AND I AM FORTUNATE I HAVE BOTH,' SHE SAYS By LONDON. TUESDAY gAID Vivien Leigh: "What is important
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      17 6 "WEBB CORBETT" Finest English Crystalware LANKA 20, BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1. PHONE: *****. (THE HOUSE FCR CEYLON GEMS]
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      121 6 IGLAMORIZES THE KITCHEN j I GLORIFIES HIE COOK IBRflun w^l I KITCHEN MACHINE J H MORNING— It grinds your coffee or preporei N 5 breok^ast cerec! 9 MIDDAY It prepores the mp -oc^ 9 the vegetables en whipb us th< EVENING— The groter >jn<r nN pw*«i c w oppetising dish
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    Police mobile squad's gay ball
    177 7  -  G. Subhas FRC JAM IN HALL BUT NO ONE CARED: IT WAS A WONDERFUL PARTY By SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. More than 600 merry makers attended the Police mobile Squad's gala ball m the Volunteer Special Constabulary Hall, Thomson Road. They created a traffic jam m
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    Candidates for Queen's Scholarships now receive State awards
    232 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tuesday. TWO candidates who were considered for Queen's Scholarships m 1956 to take up post-graduate studies m England have now been awarded State Research Fellowships 1 for VMM). They are Dr. Yeoh Oon Swee, who left Singapore m May, 1960.
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    YOUNG ELECTED HEAD OF SINGAPORE JAYCEES
    59 7 YOUNG ELECTED HEAD OF SINGAPORE JAYCEES Mr. John K. Young, who has been elected president of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce for 1961. Mr. Young is the Far East representative of Hoover Ltd., England, and secretary of the United Kingdom Manufacturers Association of Singapore. He is also an adviser
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    GIFTS FOR TWO LONG-SERVICE NESTLE'S MEN
    113 7 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Two long-service employees of Nestles Products CM) Ltd.. who are due to retire at the end of this year were presented with mementos at a dinner given m their honour at the Rose Dor recently. They are Mr. Leong Seek Choon.
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    Music scholarship
    31 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. Gillian Urn. a Form 111 student of Raffles Girls' School, has been awarded a music scholarship by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music.
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    Rough road gets new inch-thick rubberised surface
    73 7 Rough road gets new inch-thick rubberised surface SERANGOON, Tues.— Motorists' demands for a better road surface at Paya Lebar have been answered. Paya Lebar road has been given an inch thick rubberised surface. Before this. Paya Lebar Road had been feared by motor-cyclists. Many had been thrown off due to
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    No 'books racket'
    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Headmasters and school authorities here said that no school m the Federation had a "books racket".
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    Con-men are out to make fast $ from tourist trade
    175 7 Con-men are out to make fast from tourist trade SINGAPORE CITY, Tuesday. gMARTLY-DRESSED confidence-men are now out to make a fast dollar from tourists and Service personnel m the iConnaught Drive area. Mr. P. H. Chong, a schoolteacher yesterday came upon one of these men at "work." "I saw an
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    NEW PRESIDENT FOR LOCAL PAWNBROKERS
    49 7 NEW PRESIDENT FOR LOCAL PAWNBROKERS SINGAPORE, Tues.—Singapore Pawnbrokers Association held its annual general meeting and elected Mr. Chong Mong Seng, proprietor of Tai Joo Pawn Shop, as president. The vice-president of the Association is Mr. K. Y. Lim, a racehorse owner, and the secretary, is Mr. Lam Soong Cheng.
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    A CEREMONY FOR POLICE BAND MALAYANISATION
    81 7 A CEREMONY FOR POLICE BAND MALAYANISATION SINGAPORE, CITY, Tues. A ceremony to mark complete Malayanlsation of the Singapore Police will be held at the Police Training School, Thomson Road, tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. To the strains of Majula Singapura. 43-year-old Mr. J. E. Boyle, the retiring Director of Music of
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    Animal life in Malacca is 'precarious'
    227 7 MALACCA, Tues. Malacca's wild animals were m a precarious position because of extensive land development schemes m the State, the Governor. Dato Abdul Malek bin Haji Yusof, told the Legislative Assembly. Only a very few seladang existed m the State. Wild goats deer and
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    SCHOOL PLANS A CONCERT TO RAISE $12,000 FOR BUILDING FUND
    122 8 SCHOOL PLANS A CONCERT TO RAISE $12,000 FOR BUILDING FUND GEYLANG, Tues. The students and staff of Sin Mm High School m Upper Serangoon Road will stage a four-day concert to raise $12,000 for the school building fund. The principal, Mr. Tung Si Yu (above), told the Free Press that
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    Donors to National Theatre Fund
    51 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Four more donations received by the Ministry of Culture have brought the National Theatre Fund to $618,330. The donations include:— Committee of Singapore Turf Club— ss.ooo Er Wee Amateur Musical and Dramatic Association $2,616; Khek Community Guild $1,755: Mr. Bente. German ViceConsul—
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    Family man Teo makes his living from sale of worms
    121 8 Family man Teo makes his living from sale of worms f>ONGGOL, Tues.— Mr. Teo X Kirn Seng, 45. of PongRoad, supports his large family he has 10 children— by selling worms to fish dealers. Air. Teo starts his day at 7 a.m., catching worms m the streams and swamps m
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    DONATIONS CALL FOR A TREAT TO AGED
    134 8 DONATIONS CALL FOR A TREAT TO AGED SENNETT ESTATE, Tues. Mr. Peter Lim, fhe Superintendent of St. John's Home For The Aged, appealed to the public for donations or gifts for a Christmas treat to the inmates. At present, there are 10 men and 21 women, aged from 60 to
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    Budding orators speak on science and society at contest
    207 8 Budding orators speak on science and society at contest SINGAPORE CITY. Tttes. Thirteen aspiring orators entertained an audience of i about 100 schoolchildren at a public speaking contest at the Chinese V.M.C.A.. South I Pier. The contest was organised by the Students' Week Committee. They were allowed to choose one
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    An Air India party
    128 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Tues. The arrival of Air India International's Special Christmas flight, operated by a Boeing 707 jetliner, was marked by a cocktail party. Mr. B. B. Gulati. Air India manager m Singapore and the Federation, gave the party m the Airport reception room for 100
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    City Association winds up: Its assets will go to charity
    203 8  - City Association winds up: Its assets will go to charity CHEW LOY KHOON By S^APOBEcm **!<* pl;iyd n active part m Ptilarising lteldCV among adults, under tlu old Singapore Coun< il foi i Edu c a ion, s wound up. The winding up n, unanimously ip» r Ed at an
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    Licence cancelled
    42 8 KAJANG Tv fl g Langat Rul and lice v&: c cided to cai cc] r DDe dealer's Keen In I ;o i wan to 3 flout the laws i 3 abide Dy the cond down F l n vision F
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      128 8 BORN today you are not -an easy person to understand Your exterior personality can so differ from your inner self that you give a very incorrect impression of your true personality. You often have the feeling that you are not appreciated and are inclined, at times, to carry a chip
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      120 8 with younger members of your own fmily. To find what the stars have m store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide. TOMORROW CAPRICORN (Dec. 23-Jan. 20)— Exert your best judgment m everything you attempt- The undercurrent
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    'Awkward-age' fashions
    485 9  -  MARGARET WEE I E9fl I .....,.v. vi.-.' f..-,; -■.■y..v •^•<^-^''^'-y^^^^^ ssadasdasdasdasdasdda SMART CLOTHES, SHOES FOR THE MODERN TEENAGERS THERE is one stage m a girl's life when she's neither young nor old. No more young m the sense she's grown out of the little girl stage, but yet
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    2 USEFUL TOOLS TO MAKE YOUR KITCHEN WORK EASIER
    104 9 2 USEFUL TOOLS TO MAKE YOUR KITCHEN WORK EASIER WHEN one talks about kitchen appliances nowadays, it is usually one that does more than one job. Take the two latest Sky line products —the serving tongs and the kitchamajig. Besides being a serving tong it can be used for lifting
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    This new home gadget can take off all those extra pounds
    186 9 This new home gadget can take off all those extra pounds There are many ways a plumpy woman can lose her excess fat and spare tyres, provided she's determined she can do it by means of exercise, or a special diet. But recently, I heard of the newest method, the
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    MRS. KOH'S CRAB CURRY WINS HER $20 PRIZE
    360 9 MRS. CELIA KOH of P.W.D. 1416. Jalan Temenggong Ahmad, Johore Bahru, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 51 for her Crab and Jackfruit Curry. She gets $10 and a $10 Nestles hamper. INGREDIENTS: One kati crab, a small, young, unripe
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    Lock icon FOUR BLACK AND WHITE BOWS MAKE THIS HAT
    51 9 FOUR BLACK AND WHITE BOWS MAKE THIS HAT picture. Start the New Year with an unusual hat. Nahur of Salon New Yorker made four bows m black and white straw, put them together and this is the result, modelled by Conine. A stiff white net provides the finishing touch.- Free
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    RACE FINISHES AT PENANG
    90 11 Bp Ist Day, Dec. 23 Going: Hard. I tm C 4 V bY; Sh M hd Tin,,: imin. 7 2/5. M 4 DU 5 F Won by 1, 2, nose. Time: Imin. 7 3/5. Cl 3 B F Wo» by: sh. hd.. 4. Time: lmin. 49
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    Theo Leijssius is still a keen and regular sportsman
    296 11  - Theo Leijssius is still a keen and regular sportsman J. LOUIS HGFHFH SINGAPORE CITY. Tues I id NT not out," is the apt description I r. Tbeo. Leijssius, of Kirn Chuan I He is a J.P., former Municipal ComI businessman, cricketer of repute I im r Malaya Cup soccer star.
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    No excuses please! The better team won
    320 11 No excuses please The better team won Daily Dose by Jeffrey James better team won 1 at Bangkok. And all the excuses that manager Teh Gin Sooi (who, by the way, is mucking up his fine record m many years of badminton as an official who talks little, but what
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    ONLY 13 MEN PER SIDE AS SCC BEAT MALACCA 15-5
    174 11 ONLY 13 MEN PER SIDE AS SCC BEAT MALACCA 15-5 S.C.C 15; Malacca 5. SINGAPORE Cricket Club yesterday scored four tries and a drop goal to a goal. Both teams fielded 13 men. Play was open, tackiing tight, and the i&sue m doubt till the last few minutes. The Club
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    Shahrin Osman is through to final of Malays tennis
    173 11 rpELOK KURAU. Tucs. 1 Defending champion Shahrin Osman entered the final of the Singapore Malays open singles championships when he beat Majid Haniff 6-2, 6-2 here yesterday. Shahrin will now meet Rahman Bakar of Negri Sembilan m the final. Rahman eliminated
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    A unique race will mark visit of the Queen to India
    367 11  - A unique race will mark visit of the Queen to India CLIVE GRAHAM By BOMBAY, Tuesday. ]^|AIN theme of conversation here for this visitor concerns the Queen's visit on Friday, February 24. The occasion will be celebrated by the running of the Indian St. Leger and the specially instituted Queen
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    WALTER HAS A RESOLUTION FOR NEW YEAR
    134 11 WALTER HAS A RESOLUTION FOR NEW YEAR SINGAPORE CITY, Tues.— After an absence of six years from the ring Walter Abeyasekera. 26, 1953 Singapore youth midgeweight champion, will make a comeback m the flyweight class m the novices championships next year. Walter, a former St. Andrews' student, is a school
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    Rajaji win in Johore
    45 11 SINGAPORE CITY. Tues. Rajaji Sports Club beat Jolly Brothers 4-2 m a friendly football match played at Layang Layang, Johore, yesterday. Rajaji scorers were K. Saiboo Osman (2), K. Ramanathan and S. Thanambal. For Jolly Brothers, Arumugam and V. Krishnan scored.
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      289 11 CLUES ACROSS 3 gg* Red man! < Anagram) 1. To stop m Hades is terrible 5. Dads coming back to fish (6). like a young limb (7). 4. A gamble m the bull ring (4, 6. Hole m the heel of a vege--2). tarian? (6). 8. A very poisonous vile
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    Malayans played badly— Natekar
    320 12 Malayans played badly— Natekar 1 NEVER NAD ANY TROUBLE WITH BANGKOK CLIMATE 9 OANGKOK, Tues. In- dia's Thomas Cup i Captain. Nandu Natekar, said that his team had no i trouble with the climate) m Bangkok during their i m ter- z on c matches against Thailand. The Indians were
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    East Zone 194 runs behind
    100 12 JAMSHEDPUR. TUCS. East Zone, with one tirst inn- i ton wicket m hand, were 194: runs behind the Pakistan louring team at dese of play on the second day oi their match here. The Pakistan XI declared their Innings closed at 434 I r tour
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    Dual Copy beats fancied MacDougal
    62 12 SYDNEY. Toes.— A b;s gamble bu Maeutnn?a! oacked from 7-1 to 3-1 was foiled by Dual Copy m at* £2.000 Summer Cup yesieiday. yesterday. Apprentice K. Smith brought Dual Copy with a tremendous timshmg burst tc beat MacDougal by length and three quarters m the
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    Home again...on their cycles
    95 12 Home again. ..on their cycles PASIR PANJANG. Tues. Five members of the Singapore Amateur Cycle Association Bakar Ismail, Hamid Supaat, Abdulah Rashid, Salleh and Kanan cycled back to Singapore from Malacca yesterday after a three-day visit. The young riders. cycled up to Malacca on Saturday. Some of them visited their
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    Resquilleur looks good, but Titilino can beat him
    1032 12 Resquilleur looks good, but Titilino can beat him TODAY...ALLAN LEWIS NAMES TOMORROW'S WINNERS DESQUILLEUR, a last start winner at K.L. and Titilino should provide the finish of the Main Class 2 sprint at Penang tomorrow. Resquilleur is promoted to this top division with an extra 10 lb. At this he
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    36 12 SINGAPORE PADANG. Tues. —An Army Invitation XI. fielding Singapore State Players P. Pennefather. E. Frida and O. Rozario. beat a S.H.A. Singapore XI 4-0 m a practice match played on the padang yesterday.
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    Spurs complete the 'double' over London rivals to retain lead
    377 12 Spurs complete the 'double' over London rivals to retain lead U.K. BOXING DAY SOCCER AND RUGBY LONDON, Tuesday. f JH)TTENHAM Hotspur made it a happy Christmas for their supporters by beating West Ham yesterday 3-0, to complete a double over their London rivals and retain their 10-point lead at the
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    239 12 LEAGUE ONE I Coventry 2 Notts Co. 2 Arsenal 1 Sheff. Wed. 1 I C or l,. Vale 5 Trannw>r R- Birmingham i Newcastle 1 f* 3 I*.1 Bournemouth 3 Burnley 1 Lverton 3 I 2 Halifax 2 Cardiff 3 W.B.A. 1 i Sw| n*on v Brentford
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    25 12 n MANILA, Tues. The Philippine Sportswriters Association named World Junior lightweight champion Gabriel (Flash) Elorde as its 1960 athlete of the year.
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    27 12 LIMA, Tues. Eduardo "Chachi" Dibos, popular Peruvian racing driver, will enter the Le Mans race m Europe, and the Argentine 1 1.000 mile contest.
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    Springboks beat Comb. Services 14-5 to gain their 18th. win
    265 12 Springboks beat Comb. Services 14-5 to gain their 18th. win LONDON. Tuesday. THK South African Rugby Union (cum comfortably gained the 18th victory of their tour when they beat the Combined Services at Twickenham yesterday by 14 points to five. Hugo Van Zyl. Mike Antelme. Hennie Van Zyl and John
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    144 12 ITALIANS MUST WIN REMAINING TIES SYDNEY. Tues. Hopes of the Davis Cup returning to Europe for the first time since the war were jolted yesterday when Australia won the opening two singles against Italy when the challenge round began. Wimbledon champion Neale Fraser beat the giant Italian Orlando Sirola 4-6,
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    16 12 Soccer: Youth Competition Final: Amicables A. A. v Sukaramai, Jalan Besar Stadium 5.30 p.m.
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    48 12 BOMBAY, Tues Harry Carr won the Calcutta Derby yesterday on the Maharaja of Bhutan's colt Glasgow Courser. Glasgow Courser won by two and a half lengths from Candid Scott with Nataraj third of th e 11 runners a length and a half further behind.
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