The Singapore Free Press, 4 January 1961

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1 14 The Singapore Free Press
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    28 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press ■ARCHIVES, No. *****. N4T ,oNAL LIDSABV, SINGAPORE, 6. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    JOY AS KING IS INSTALLED
    980 1 Splendid, jsolemn ceremony combines the symbols of modern Malaya with tradition 1,.. ii -i- j i dating back through centuries of history OaulatTuanku three times By STAFF REPORTER J^UALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Yang di Pertuan Agong was formally installed here this morning. Malaya's third King
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    Swordfish attacks sea sport girl
    288 1  - Swordfish attacks sea sport girl CHOMIL IBRAHIM By pASIR PANJANG, 1 Wed. A swordfish attacked a nine-year-old sirl and knocked her unconscious. It happened to Sinah bir.te Maarof after the New Year Sea Sports on Monday while she was returning to her island home m Pulau Sudong. Sinah was m
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    Rubber up
    31 1 January first grade rubber buyers fo.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 89 5/8 cents per lb., up seven-eighths oi a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Stock exchange
    45 1 Malayan Stock Exchange opened m Singapore sieauy m industrial shares, wniie tins were quiei. Early business was reported done m Straits Times at $2.62 cd with fun her buyers; and Robinson Ords. at $1 ?7. There were buyers of Metal Box at $2.13.
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    Malayan, HK funds
    42 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today, buying $11 7 xd and selling $1.24 xd; Second Malayan Fund manager's prices, buying 96 cents xd and selling $I*o2 xd. First Hong Kong Fund manager's prices, buying HK$l 07 and selling HKSI.I4.
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    Hundreds wait in rain to buy special stamps and covers
    123 1  -  R.G. Pillai By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Despite heavy rain hundreds of stamp collectors queued at the General Post Office from 8 a.m. to buy commemoration stamps and first day covers marking the installation of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Additional stuff
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    British officials in S-E Asia meet in important talks
    184 1 British officials in S-E Asia meet in important talks SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. TWO former Governors of Singapore are among 25 senior British officials who hegin an important four-day conference at Eden Hall here today. Sir Robert Black and Sir William Goodr flew In from Hong Kong and North Borneo for
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    Democrats' leader
    17 1 WASHINGTON, Wed— Senator Mike Mansfield was elected as the Democratic Party's leader m the Senate.
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    VETERAN JOCKEY DONNELLY IS MAN OF YEAR
    345 1  - VETERAN JOCKEY DONNELLY IS MAN OF YEAR ALLAN LEWIS By SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. J. F. 'Mickey' Donnelly is the Free Press racing's Man of the Year. Donnelly is the veteran of present Malayan jockeys and has ridden consistently well since the war. During the pa.v t ma ion be i;<id
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      Robbery at sea: $7,800 snatched
      116 1  - Robbery at sea: $7,800 snatched Harold Soh f~ By CiHANGI. Wed. Four men armed with daggers this morning staged a daring robbery at sea. They got away with $7,800. The maniiflrr of ;:ie A :a Quarry ow Puiau Dbin, Mr Ang Peck Huai. 47. w.is speeding i fictn Changi Pom:
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      Gold reserves up
      37 1 LONDON, Wed Britain* qolci aiio doUaf res< :\<"-- :risf b. £23 million fUJS. $64.4 million) In Deien^wr and uere £1.:.54 billion «rs.J3.J3I billion) ..t the one: of the moatii This is rue eleven;ii consecuuvt mftflth-
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      5 die in attack
      18 1 JAKARTA. Wed.—Daru! I>lam terrorists ittadßßd army-held Bodjong village bdllfng five )x*rsons and wounding nine.
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      Strike by pilots
      18 1 PARIS. Wed —Pilots and air crews Of Air Prance went on a 24-hour strike yesterday.
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      98 1 DAND RIC IDE banishes *Jt^*l DANDRUFF! I GUARANTEED AGAINST I s?[ THE TOUGHEST CASES J Srnri H iT 5 EASY TO USE |jl ECONOMICAL *^^Jr UNDER 2CC A RINSE! jM AM Drug Stores, Hairdressers Cosmetic Counters. jgS^^S; :^ft *^WP S i:l-;:,l V: cannot feed baby naturally, you to know that
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    End of tin restrictions means big profits for S. Malayan Tin
    497 2 End of tin restrictions means big profits for S. Malayan Tin By the FREE PRESS MARKET CORRESPONDENT 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. GOUTHERN Malayan Tin Dredging has "potential profits" m the form of stocks listed al production costs and now freed for sale al the market price, says the Investors Chronicle, London.
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    Insurance shares respond to good report
    188 2 Insurance shares respond to good report j i >\i>o.v Wed. There I v. eaitj uncertainty to London stock markets relay but the tendency improved especially Industrials which d with a firm ap- a.at. aiie r easl] kg ai ihe opening. I £23 million rise In terling area"- gold and vertible
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    Bonn to buy more oil from Russia
    68 2 ■OiNJi radc between Ge man and Ru^ia v ifl reased bj about 425.000. m marka (about C 55.400,000) under rade agreement s^r.t-d bj xmtiies last week, ttie v. German economic news > Vw d reported the increases .^re Ruses a West Germany oi
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    Lock icon MAN PRODUCES FIRST BIG SYNTHETIC DIAMONDS
    117 2 MAN PRODUCES FIRST BIG SYNTHETIC DIAMONDS > TE\V YORK, Wed.—The I General Electric Company announced here that ir was now possible to produce synthetic diamonds oi more than one carat m size. Dr. Guy Suits, director oi research for General Electric, said tn a statement: "For the first time m
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    Luxury liners due
    25 2 SINGAPORE &TV: Three luxury liners, Bergtnsford, Rotlerdani uiid Caroma, arc due to .urive m Singapore on March, l, 6, and 22. tespcctively.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    155 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves i>r expected today are: Carthage i 2. Martiniquais 4 5, Halldis 6A, j Anienor 6/7, Star Alcyone 8/9, rigre 10/11, Ruys 13/14, Sibonga c 15/16, Bennihor 18, Leti N. Wall I 2. Serudom N. Wall 3, Sumpitan I M.
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    Hong Kong prices
    61 2 HONG KONG, Tues.— Closing s trices here today were: Previous Toaay S I. S. Banking s Corporation $1,445 $1,430 sales sales S Jnion Ins. Caiuon $124.00 S sales S \Tieelock Maruen 9.75 9-60 L sales sales I'Kong phone $3925 538.25 saies sales v Dairy Farm Cold Storage
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    Market indices
    35 2 A LONDON: The Financial Times market indices for Jan. S, last year, week ago. previous and yesterday's, C respectively: G Tins: 228 8. closed. 261.0, 385.0. H Rubbers: 2290, closed, 197.6. 202.7. li
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    Finance and industry
    206 2 Page Two today I gives you the ups and downs of your shares. NERVOUS RUBBER SHORTCOVERING TIN CLOSES FAR BELOW BEST LONDON. Wed. Buyers were rather hesitant at the outset to follow the higher Eastern level but later an initial advance was extended on nervous shortcovering prompted
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    Round the World Market Prices
    326 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Jan. 3. Previous Today j RUBBER NO. 1 RSS e.i.f European ports Jan. 2Q| 26i Feb 259/14 26i RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 26 -'*S RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms. Fob 2515/16
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    US BREAKS OFF RELATIONS WITH CASTRO
    64 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. The United States la>t night broke off diplomatic and consular relations with Cuba. President Eisenhower, announcing the break, said the action of Dr. Fidel Castro's Government m deciding to limit U.S. Embassy personnel m Havana to 11 people could have no other
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    UP 39 DOWN 6 UNCHANGED 135
    840 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Tuesday. INDUSTRIALS Previous Icday kit*. Bncks Crds. (N) .90 .90 Atlas Ice 21.00 Buyers JOUSTEAD 1.16 1.15 8.8. Petrol 40/- 44/B.M. Trustees 525 5. 25 Don. Tin Smelt. Pref. [.20, 3 19/--11 M Offls. 43/3 13
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    S-E Asia historians to moot at varsity
    269 2  - S-E Asia historians to moot at varsity LYDIA AROOZOO ml by thePREEPRESS FOREIGN SERVICE I By Singapore City, Wed. POL R leading historians have already arrived m Singapore to attend the first inter national conference of South-Easl Asian historians to be held at the University of Malaya here from Jan.
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    Pakistan envoy for trade talks in Bangkok
    109 2 Pakistan envoy for trade talks in Bangkok SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— The Pakistan Trade Commissioner, Mr. Ahmad Ali Khan, leaves Singapore today to head a three-man delegation to the ECAFE regional trade promotion conference m Bangkok. He will be joined by two other members of his delegation from Karachi m Bangkok.
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    MALAYA ORDERS NEW COINS FROM LONDON
    96 2 MALAYA ORDERS NEW COINS FROM LONDON LONDON. Wed.— The Brsl coins of 1961 mete struck at the Royal Mint on Monday. They were shillings and i threepenny pieces. Other j minting.- were threepenny pieces for Nigeria, silvt r drachma coins for Greece. and 50 cent and 10 Dent pieces for
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    Painting by cat on shot
    91 2 Painting by cat on shot HERTFORD. Wed ing the usual deli playing with wool and length* an ambitionhas been (tevelopii istic bent. li ha^ been m> ru one of KU sket< :k i circm bone kd be amoiij: 77 paint exhibit eci by i; G.<:.f. 5 I ondon r i
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    'CZECHS ARE NO SHIPPING ARMS TO ALGERIANS
    66 2 ROME Wed Or-, h Ms shipments 10 Piae: c. !>.i:. regime and now on supplie.s i gertui rebelo. me Italian n eiuy Contfnentale I ->• pecula In Commuuta attaifb, aid shipments horn dechosion bo ,ie rebels were roufeec cfafc through che Ukrainian port
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    Trops for Alger
    28 2 PAJiIS. Wed. Ir.v nem n unbei ln( leva I I nen and armoured unit heir i v to Algeria the referendum vote next «tt ad.
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    NAKED STEEL
    89 3 Charge of the mounted police they unsheath their sabres to disperse demonstrators m a day of rioting m Brussels kiav nt riots, ol rcen >trikthe ston*Pth\r, vn« ops ill camouflage baltkdi ss irMn- V'»mm -5 i'r ;>- -f B*l?mm was and people. and Queen Fabiola cut short tJlt>ir
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    Gifts from Malaya
    15 3 12- 'er-i-Pac fie and I Women's s win ngket Kiucts and given
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    MCA youth leaders will not bow to thugs, says section chairman
    256 3 MCA youth leaders will not bow to thugs, says section chairman KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. TIIK youth section of the Malayan Chinese Association is facing a new threat to its growth from secret society thugs and gangsters. ••It is not that they are trying to Infiltrate into our midst but they
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    YWCA will begin new youth programme
    171 3 YWCA will begin new youth programme SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. The Singapore Y.W.C.A. Is beginning its second Youth Holiday programme from Jan. 10 to 21. lOn Jan. 10. there will be a talk on "Singapore Old and New" by Mrs. E. V. Davies at the Y.W.C.A. hostel in Fort Canning. It
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    Far East Naval Chief of Staff is awarded C.B. in honours list
    163 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. I^N OFFICER and two CPOs serving m the Far East Station are included m the New Year's Honours List. The highest award, the C.B. (Military), goes to Rear-Admiral R.E. Portlock, (above) 0.8. E., Chief of
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    Rotary lunch talk
    31 3 s SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— j.j'Mr. K. AI. Mtaora. -a past y i president of the Rotary Club will address members and j friends on "Rotary is You" today.
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      311 3 RADIO SINGAPORE j The Clitheroe Kid: 11.00 Close Medium Wave: 476 metres Qoxvn R4nln 141 VA (Short Wave: 62 metres-4780 RAD metreO kc/s from 8.00 p.m. to 6 p.m.) A M /"-J of A.M. 1100 Programme sum- j HM. Tne Yang di-Pertuan mary; 11.02 Mastenvorks from i Agong of the
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    She was too tired to get through a day at the office
    3452 4  -  LELORD KORDEL I TOLD HER: YOU'RE VICTIM OF YOUR OWN BAD EATING HABITS-CHANCE THEM! by •pi; spenl more money than I can afford on tonics and curealls,' 1 Ku- Tan said. "Bui I'm Mill so ired that I
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  • PARENTS PAGE
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      Job hunting-it's heartbreaking
      669 5 Job hunting -it's heartbreaking I BU T THERE'S NO NEED FOR THIS IF PARENTS WILL HELP JUNIOR NOT TO DESPISE MANUAL LABOUR says DEMI TASSE V thai *c new > s in and iandsoi sdiooK undents are s hool the JOBS. hundreds of scanned advertisement dew s spent Hai on
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      A record-sixty years on a camel
      329 5 A record -sixty years on a camel TODAYS STAMP STORY THIS famous design from the Sudan— the long-est-lived stamp design on record— takes us right back to the storing days of Gordon and Kitchener. It was m 1895. after General Gordon had been murdered at Khartoum, that Lord Kitchener set
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      IT'S TIME FOR MOTHER TO BE THE BOSS
      310 5 IT'S TIME FOR MOTHER TO BE THE BOSS I is 1 \*l^ m rpHE TEENAGE PROBLEM 1 this week comes from Mrs. Tan 01 Serangoon Road. Singapore, who writes"Until recently my husband was very much the head of the family but now promotion m his job takes him abroad for
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      A father and his six New Year resolutions...
      185 5 A father and his six New Year resolutions ALL of you must have made New Year resolutions and by now some of you may even have broken them. But don't worry, for you are not alone as I know from experience that resolutions are only made to be broken m
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Sahara: A new test
      172 6 r»ALMLY the French propose to ignore the storm of protests provoked by their nuclear test m the Sahara. It is an attitude that has united m condemnation the continents of Asia, Africa and Europe. Moscow has called the Sahara test "a monstrous challenge to world opinion."
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      Dock work for 2,800
      136 6 MINISTER of Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, gets smartly off the mark for 1961 with a promise of jobs for the unemployed. In the Harbour Board four aew ocean berths will begin operation and for the first time in history they will work a
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    3 BIG SHOWS TO AID LADY MOUNTBATTEN TRUST FUND
    128 6 3 BIG SHOWS TO AID LADY MOUNTBATTEN TRUST FUND T ONDON, Wed.— Organisers of i the Lady Edwina Mountbatten Trust Fund announced plans for three big moneyraising events to be held this year. They are a fashion show, a concert by Yehudi Menuhin with Sir Malcolm Sargent at the piano
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    A double agent's downfall
    869 6  -  Colin Lawson OUR MAN -AND THEIRSHN BERLIN... SHOPPED BY HIS WIFE FOR WINKING AT A WAITRESS by THIS is the sorry and absurd tale of Herr Horst Eitner, who was Our Man m Berlin, became Their Man m Berlin, as well, and is now Nobody's Man.
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    'Wonder boy' Wong (he's a bit hard of hearing) after doctorate at Harvard
    215 6  - 'Wonder boy' Wong (he's a bit hard of hearing) after doctorate at Harvard CHEW LOY KHOON By Singapore City, Wed. J^ SINGAPORE student, who amazed his teachers by topping his class m four successive years despite difficulty m hearing, is now working for his doctorate m theoretical physics at Harvard
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    WORLD WAR IN 1961, SAYS MAN WHO TUPPED JAP ATTACK
    254 6 WORLD WAR IN 1961, SAYS MAN WHO TUPPED JAP ATTACK CAIRO, Wed. Mohamed roussef El-Miniawi. the astrologer and fortune teller who forecast the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour, predicts that 1961 will bring World War 111. The war, he said, will be started by flareups over Africa, and Middle ana
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    NAZI SWASTIKA AMONG THE NEW YEAR DECORATIONS ON THE GINZA
    182 6 NAZI SWASTIKA AMONG THE NEW YEAR DECORATIONS ON THE GINZA rpOKYO, Wed. A Nazi x Swastika was yesterday reported to be among the New Year decorations fluttering from shopways along the Ginza, the main shopping centre of Tokyo. It was beside a national Japanese flag and white banners that carried
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    Warning No. 131
    22 6 PEKING, Wed. China said a U.S. warship intruded into her territorial waters and issued her 131 st. "serious warning."
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    Rebels kill two
    17 6 BANGKOK, Wed.— Karen rebels killed two Thais m a village on the Burmese border.
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    Undersea petrol 'kiosks' to refuel ships
    172 6 Undersea petrol 'kiosks' to refuel ships WASHINGTON. y, Underwater pet stations" Btrate; located on the ocej floor may be refuel tnternatfot shipping m th< 2 future. Tests being eond the United State N the Gulf of Mcx: been yielding pr results. An experimental water fuel .storage made of rubber a
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    School to get more space for science classes
    87 7 School to get more space for science classes .School i ar. i for tWO .is and tories, is 527.000. Girls' biggest ;OOi 'm the State attendance ot present 1 littles for I* lias t Very important Id Madame 5 principal We realise Is .;ii tanii cessary sub;.:r.'. and it bas
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    First inmates
    30 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed JohoreV new $55,000 Cheshire Home ior the chronically ill at Tampoi has received its first eight inmates over the New Year from the General Hospital.
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    New Year party
    30 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. More than 1.500 children from the area around the Kirn Keat Road communnity Centre were treated to a New Year Party at Whampoa Square.
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    TAN SEES HIS DOUBLE AT CLUB BALL
    309 7 TAN SEES HIS DOUBLE AT CLUB BALL Women greet New Year with fancy fun BnH Pi '^^^'IIM By ARTHUR RICHARDS ,'^ERAxNGOON GAR- £> DENS, Wed. vVeigiitniier Tan Howe Liang, Singapore's Olympic silver medallist, saw his double m a fancy dress contest during a New Year's Eve dance. And the impersonation
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    'OLD BOYS' PLAN TO START DRAMA SOCIETY
    123 7 'OLD BOYS' PLAN TO START DRAMA SOCIETY SERANGOON. Wed.— The Kong Yong School Old Boys' Association hopes to form a dramatic society with the proceeds of a recent concert which ran for four nights. This was stated by Mr. Ng Choon Seng, chairman of the association. He said members had
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    She spent her vacation giving folk dance lessons to neighbours
    166 7 She spent her vacation giving folk dance lessons to neighbours SERANGOON, Wednesday. JOSEPHINE GOMES, a teacher at Canton- ment School, spent her term holidays promoting folk dancing m her neighbourhood. Josephine. 19, now has the children m Gloucester Koaa executing well-timed move- ments of such popular dances I as "Ace
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    Notice to teachers
    33 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Hundreds of temporary untrained teachers m more than 700 aided schools here were served with a month's notice to make way for the employment of qualifiec teachers.
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    Survey on co-ops
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.—/ survey of urban and rura co-operativ banks and societies m Malaya is beinj carried out by a United Nations expert, Mr. Johar Albrecht Kaiser, to step v] the now of money betweei them.
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    160 8 Mr. and Mrs Peter Nan Hui Seow, who were married at the Church of St. Bernadette in Zion Road. A rcceplion was held at the Singapore Hotel. The bride is the third daughter of Madame Anna Chua. sSq^KoS?T™HffflpffWftEgjaff -V" ■•'v.ywmjjßffßg Mr. and Mrs.
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    New phone number
    22 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. Trie new telephone number of the Stngap >re Cheshire Home will be ***** as from Saturday.
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    HE'LL TAKE ENGINEERING DEGREE IN AUSTRALIA
    55 8 Mr Lee ><><> Mm. 23, a former pupil «>t the Chinese Hinh School, has gone to Melbourne for a course at the Technual Cdfcsc before >tudvini; for an engineering decree at the I'niversity. He is the f ■DgeDi son of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
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    Traffic snarl in Katong market a nightmare
    194 8  - Traffic snarl in Katong market a nightmare CHEW LOY KHOON I By Katong, Wednesday, j i ITATONG MARKET has been described m Highway, journal of the Automobile Association of Singapore, as one of the worst areas of traffic obstruction m the State a nightmare to motorists. The writer, Mr. L.
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    COMEDIAN PERCY IS 'CARMEN MIRANDA' TO MANY
    81 8 COMEDIAN PERCY IS 'CARMEN MIRANDA' TO MANY KATONG, Wed. One of Singapore's most versatile female impersonators is Mr. Percy Dunn, known m entertainment circles as "Carmen Miranda." Percy, a salesman, started as an impersonator at 16. Today, at 23. he has appear- Ed as a ~uest artist m ma.ny big
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    Jobs for the blind
    41 8 i SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— The Singapore Association j 1 for the Blind intends to give special attention to adole- 1 scents m the School for the Blind by securing jobs for them m local firms. —mmmMin i
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    Community centre has plans to expand
    91 8 Community centre has plans to expand T>ALESTIER. Wed. KalMJ lang Assemblyman Inehe Bjang bin Omar Junid announced at the New Year party held at the Balestier Community Centre that expansion work on the centre would begin early next month. About 1.000 children from the residential area m Kirn Keat Road,
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    A night of dances
    44 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, chairman of the Singapore Adult Education Council, will open the "Night of Classical Dances" organised by the Alexandra branch of the Singapore Kerala Association, at the Victoria Theatre at 7 p.m. today.
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    Free hospital now takes in patients to fill its new $300,000 wing
    168 8 Free hospital now takes in patients to fill its new $300,000 wing j SERANGOON, Wednesday. THE Kwong Wai Shiu Free Hospital began the New Year by taking in patients to fill its new $300,000 wing at the charge of $1.50 nor Ha v. i f"*~- -~--v 1 A spokesman for
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    Fined for overload
    46 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed— A bus conductor, Teo Chee Lye, was fined $20 m the traTic court here yesterday for allowing his bus to carry more thai the lawful number of passengers while tra^ 11 ing alone Geylang P^-a on Sept. 15 last year
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    Swami on a visit
    18 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Swami Milashahmaharaj of Pakistan arrived m Singapore on a three-day visit.
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    INDONESIAN CLUB HOLDS 'BRING AND BUY' BAZAAR
    39 8 INDONESIAN CLUB HOLDS 'BRING AND BUY BAZAAR Mrs. Thajib, chairman of the Indonesian Women's Club, who addressed members and guests at the opening of t^e "Bring and Biy Bazaar" held at the Indonesian Club, m conjunction vit s "Mother's
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    'Apparition' told him to become a medium
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    Ceremonial parade
    56 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— Five hundred officers and men of four nationalities and three bands will take part m a floodlit ceremonial parade at RAF Station, Changi, on Jan. 13, when the Earl of Selkirk. UK Commissioner for Singapore and Commissioner General for Southeast Asia. presents the Queen's Colour
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    Inquiry chief named
    58 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— A High Court Judge. Mr. Justice Chua has been ap- j pointed Commissioner of the j Commission of Inquiry into the allegations made against the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and Minister for j Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, by Mr.
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    Reference library now open
    173 8 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— With the opening of the Reference Section of the Raffles National Library yesterday, members of the public will now be able to consult the extensive book collection which this section offers. The Malaysian section is also now open to members of the public
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    Church plans $60,000 centre for the youths of all races
    163 8 Church plans $60,000 centre for the youths of all races BALESTIER. Wed— A youth community centre providing recreational activities for all youths m this residential area will be set up by the Seventh Day Adventist Church here. Die $60,000 centre to be erected on an old site behind the church,
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    24 8 SINGAPORE CITY V. 4 The Sinpaporr (r has v/an.rd t he public racketeers art o> active m buildli i unauthoii i I
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    Oil workers union
    20 8 SINGAPOHF Cir 8 A new union U categoric Ol i oil industry In Si J formed hen <
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    400 attend first Mangala Vihara school ceremony
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    1372 9 writing to you but I honestly want your opinion. lam 1 i;ir 'Mt e Vll haVe teeth. I an^ about to be maSl d r Ih gecMMl time. I know my future wife does not know this be>he ha> (0 3 m n
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    Prizes for boys and girls
    128 9 POCKET MONEY prizes are offered for the colouring of this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls) Post your effort to Aunty Wendy, c/o The Singapore Free Press. Times House, River
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    It is not the calm and peaceful home that rears the famous
    581 9  - It is not the calm and peaceful home that rears the famous GEOFFREY THURSBY BY 'J'HOSE calm, peaceful homes that psychiatrists tell parents to create for their children are no good not if you want them to be famous. So says Victor Goertzel, psychologist and respected president of America's National
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    Rupert and the Sky-boat—14
    98 9 Rupert and the Sky-boat— 14 The nrwcomtr moves towards the little pals. He is wearing dark glasses and carrying a spanner and looks rather ?nm. Who arc you he barks. How came you. What do you want Oh. please, we saw some odd flying things and we wanted to find
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    School prepares 77 sightless youths to earn living
    312 10  - School prepares 77 sightless youths to earn living Robert Chong Many want to join training centre By lOHORE B A H R U, Wed.— Built on a hill overlooking the Straits of Johore, the Princess Elizabeth School for the Blind is the home of 77 blind children aged six to
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    BOARD TO LOOK AFTER OLD FOLKS' WELFARE
    60 10 BOARD TO LOOK AFTER OLD FOLKS' WELFARE ¥OHORE BAHRU. Wed. tl A Board of Visitors has been appointed to look after the welfare and comfort of the 213 inmates at the "Old People's Home" at Jalan Soudai. The Board Is headed by Dr Tar. TttSUQ Hong, chairman of the State
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    Colleagues give A.D.O. a farewell party on eve of his transfer
    118 10 Colleagues give A.D.O. a farewell party on eve of his transfer .JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. TIIK STAFF of Johore Bahru District and Land Office recently gave a farewell party !to Inche Zainal bin Ha ji Ahmad, Assistant District Officer, on the eve of his transfer to Inche Zainal has been with
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    CLUB WANTS TO KEEP IDLE YOUTHS OUT OF BAD COMPANY
    133 10 CLUB WANTS TO KEEP IDLE YOUTHS OUT OF BAD COMPANY TOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J Inche Jaffar bin Musa, orotem secretary of the United Boys' Club m Johore Bahru. has appealed to parents to allow their boys to enrol as members of the club. The club will hold its first annual
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    Transfer of official
    20 10 PENANG, Wed. Inche Omar bin Hashim of Kulim Survey Department, has left on transfer to Kota Bharu.
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    Look here for your lucky star
    430 10 BORN today, you will travel considerably m your life, either for pleasure or m the pursuit of your profession. The stars have given you an exceptional taJent which must be discovered and developed from an early age if you are to reach the heights
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    SINGAPORE LEADS ASIA: A CAR TO EVERY 26
    79 11 SINGAPORE LEADS ASIA: A CAR TO EVERY 26 ft Bri V Ni.it or p* j 32 1:,'...-■ every 79 ti mdc 7 ised naI witb w people World total 11,665,000 In f bad tor cai for and toxised :ust^!i people (bide for America Australia md, each Iry five d was
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    6 11  - MOTORING News Views JENNIFER CHAN dstgtrhikuk
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    Night test runs for L-drivers
    426 11 SOME AFTER-DARK MOTORISTS ARE A SOURCE OF DANGER ON OUR ROADS fJHE more I drive around at night in Singapore the more I'm inclined to agree with a road safety committee in Britain which has recently made a bid to introduce tests at night for
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    Cars that roll along on tyres of light—this could be the 1965 look
    533 11 Cars that roll along on tyres of light— this could be the 1965 look DETROIT, Wednesday. IMBIBERS m Akron, Ohio, may sec stranger things than pink elephants during the next few years it" research on a new type of tyre continues along its present lines. They, along \\i pan ions,
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    107 11 FRIEND of mine ran up a big bill last week when he sent m his 7-year-old MG for a complete mechanical overhaul. He had a re-bore, relined his brakes, changed his absorbers and repaired his clutch. Total cost $350. You will probably agree with me that
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    Retnam's 5 wickets for a run
    347 12  -  J. LOUIS STRONG 'LANKA UNION' TEAM BECAME CEYLON SPORTS CLUB By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. i \IEET the man who captured three Australian iVI wickets when W. A. Oldfield's XI visited Malaya m 1927. He is Mr. T. E. K. Retnam, of 39. Carlisle Road,
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    THE PP UNDERDOGS RALLIED
    156 12 VMRREB I VRK A i goal by i itre-1 rwj i I Alpb Dorai lurins xtra tim ibled Pasii Panjang Tamil S to beat Can b- rra L ill Scl I 1-o. A:. lit 1 ml Rnal >f the Taml c i m m Pa>ir Pa
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    Russians take hockey title
    52 12 STOCKHOLM. Wed. The Russian ice hockey team. So- j viet Wings, won the Ahearne Cup by beating Leksand. Swe- den. 4-3. Sweden's Djurgaarden gain- j ed second place m the tour- j nament by beating Red Star.' Czechoslovakia, also 4-3. Red Star were third m the
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    Recs, with 9 men, beaten by SCC
    51 12 PADANG, Wed. Fielding nine men throughout, the Singapore Recreation Club A' team were beaten 3-1 by the Singapore Cricket Club m a hockey match yesterday. SCC led 1-0 at half time. Scorers: SCC D. Smith. G. Smith and Coughill. SRC— j Lenny Gome>.
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    Cole helps with ten for 48
    64 12 PRETORIA, Wed. John took ten wickets for 48 *uns m the match to help »Jatal beat North-Eastern fransvaal by nine wickets m he Currie Cup. Cole claimed six for 34 m the second nnings. Scores: North Eastern rransvaal 58 (Cole four for 14) and
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    242 12  - Two boxers of promise for 1961... Y.K. CHENG by PASIR PANJANG, Wed.— Two Novices' boxing Champions of 1960, Yusoff Abu, 18, and Tan Eng Chuan, 19, have been acj claimed as promising boxI ers for the year ahead. Both have been described jas "impressive, aggressive I and stylish. Yusoff Abu,
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    205 12 A CHAMPION WHO PUTS TROPHIES SECOND TO ENJOYING THE GAME TN the words of Robert Lee: "I am playing badminton simply to keep fit and I am happy to be able to continue winning trophies." Robert, 47, is Publicity Manager of Cycle and Carriage Co.
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    438 12  - MAN WHO MAKES MUSCLE FOUND THE IDEAL SPORT K. THANAPAL i By i FARRER PARK. Wed. Tf OHAMMED Noor bin Abbass. 40, one time weigh tl if ting champion of Singapore and the idol of many a beefcake fan is offering to coach youngsters. Abbass hails from a family that
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    Youngsters want games
    63 12 KATONG, Wed. Fifteen students, average age 15 lave formed the Karikal United football team. Their captain, Colin Perira. .^ud ;hey bought their own ferieys and practised every day )n a vacant ground In East Coast Road. He said they would like to nave friendly matches with >ther
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    66 12 HASTINGS. England, Wed. Svetozar Gligorlc of Yugoslavia, seemed likely to score his second successive victory m the Hastings International Chess Congress when play ended last night. The 37-year-old Yugoslav grand master had five points and had opened a gap of one and a hall
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    80 12 longer r SINGAPORE Cl t o Re Km Mfearnes S*rJ^ n bo am| ip: jSP 0111 Uei d il pltvinis i r. Rounds: "*l \!l< Ng W.o Wt nnd Hu «*t o:j< and iM *.-<. EClm Hin 15-5: I ■tntVon 15-9. 2? Qu rter I S*'> J and
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    332 13  - Calling all sportsmen! Here's the answer to your dreams LIM TIONG WAH WONDER OF THAI CHI CHEAN': IT GIVES YOU THAT LITTLE EXTRA I I By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. easiest way to describe the art of "Thai Chi Chean" is to call it Chinese Yoga. But there's a bit more
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    610 13  - Ageless Archie, the student flyer, parked off a fuss ARTHUR DALEY B BPE jj ADAMS, Mass.— Archie Moore lollec m overstuffed easy chair m tlu fr i bis quarters at Camp Kenwood H n clasped on the back of his head perpetual amusement was m hfc se there is something
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    68 13 NEW ORLEANS, Wed.— Unranked Rory Calhoun scored a split decision over No. 3 middleweight contender Hank Casey m a 10-rounder yesterday. The heavier-hitting Calhoun, 163, weathered a seventh-round battering to win the close fight. It was Casey's third loss m 34 starts. It was Calhoun's
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    17 13 LONDON. Wed. Yugoslavia beat England 6-3 In a table tennis international at rottenham last night.
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    28 13 •j MIAMI, Wed. The United 1 j States beat Australia 3-0 m the final o_f the Orange Bowl 1 Junior lawn tennis team tour- i nament.
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    386 13 LONDON, Wed. 1 LONDON, Wed.— Steeplechasing run over the Christmas holiday period brought two young jumpers into the limelight, the Contessa Di Sant Elia's six-year-old King and Mr. Solly Joel's Frenchman's Cove, a five-year-old. Both should rise to the very top of the
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    330 14  -  KEN JALLEH ORIENT YEAR BASKETBALL MEET WILL BE BIGGEST VENTURE UNDERTAKEN BY LOCAL CAGERS By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. FIFTEEN nations will battle m Singapore if basketball plans go according to schedule. Invitations have gone out. The tournament will be held m August or September. The
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    66 14 FIFTEEN toogfa sailors MUM t<> town yesterday. and >h«»ok a stronu SCC nui>N tram m sewing a draw. The sailers ol lIMS nulu.irk uot a try. SCC had to Im* ((»ntent with i penalty. Here
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    272 14  - Singapore forwards could have done little better C. CHELLAPPAH By Singapore City. Wed Singapore 1; Furukawa Electric 1. JAPAN league champions Furukawa will leave the Slate with ;i clean unbeaten record. They shared honours last night with a Stale team without Sutton and Skinner. Each side scored i\ goal. The
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