The Singapore Free Press, 14 September 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1962. 15 CENTS.
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    LEE OFF FOR K.L. TALKS
    48 1 Fenang review: This morning's gallops— P. 22 •men: in not II Ow ys ?M Mr left Lun put mnd •i, I I I I I I I I I j 1 I 1 1 ro- J 1 I I 1 1 I I
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    TWO WITH A MISSION
    8 1 MR. LEE MR. RAJARATNAM
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      WEIGHTS FOR LAST DAY
      123 1 WEIGHTS FOR LAST DAY I i nceti 11: i in- I via M i.. I. Hi II A< I I NUl.lll I I I I ivi 'I i -i ti Mtilks v^ itv 1 1 ''in 1 tcliei >, i ron s.l i [»h I 1 on r I I
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    SINGAPORE'S FIRST GRAND PRIX: 14 EXTRA PAGES
    120 1 Thi race you hare been aiting jor—the Singapore C: and Prix— is here. Over 200 entries have been eceived for the event. including contestants from jl.dck Indonesia end Thailand as weU as Singapore "d the Federation Sponsored ou tne Ministry Culture and organised
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    87 still missing
    28 1 SURAT (North Inci:a> Thurs. st ii] reported nuy^ irt-ed drowned, from fc ™J s ed v. bile on Hood s< w wOTk «ear Oovaii IslanA
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    Good position
    91 1 Asked v there arc indications of British firms expana- their businesses here, M? Fiioti replied that the position as a whole was quite a good onv. -I have hud very useful J Satisfactory discussions SSnTmy "Sort stay here on Sffi trading position, have also had no opportunity oi
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    'In the picture'
    32 1 -T would like to suggest srntative to c Di nure s0 you cover in th. P utuie so gW Board of' Trade in L wIU help «..s aUto >aid.
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    Siamese twins born alive in S'pore
    184 1 Siamese twins born alive in S'pore SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Singapore doctors have for the first time delivered Siamese twins alive. fhc twins both girls were born to a. Chinese housewife late on Monday ai Kandang Kerbau Hos- pital. News of their birth was withheld till this morning. Hie Siamese- twins were
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    Ban to stay till she leaves flat
    62 1 LONDON Thurs.— The London High Court was cold yesterday Mrs Sarah Beauchamp, 46-year-old actress daughter of Sii Winston Churchill, is soon lo leave aer Dolphin-Square, Lonaon, flat where she is undei an injunction not lo throw or break bottle*, or leave broken glass.
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    88th Archbishop
    30 1 YORK (England). Thurs -in the historic <-eiiin?.' ol Yro Minstej yesterday. Dr. Frederick Donald Coggan, 52-year-old formtf Bishop of Bradford, was enthroned a.-< the 88th Archbishop ot \ork.
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    Theft on warship
    34 1 LONDON. Thurs.— A sum of '£4 000 sterling < $34,000 > has been stolen from a cash chest on board the British aircraft «J™M Hex me*, an Admiralty spones- man ronfiimea last night.
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    Professor divorced
    24 1 CLAYTON (Missouri). Thurs.— Stanley Specter, the Washumton University Professor who heured In the Lynn. K;<ulfman mystery in 1539. was granted a divorce.
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    Monty in China
    27 1 HONGKONG. Thurs. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery of Eritain. who is on a visit to Communist Clauia, has arrived a- Sian, capital of Shensi Province.
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    11 suspects held
    15 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police arrested 11 secret oociet:: suspects in two rakis jresterday.
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    SINGAPORE DRINKERS AND SMOKERS PAY MORE
    188 1 SINGAPORE DRINKERS AND SMOKERS PAY MORE SINGAPORE. Thurs. 0 The people of Singapore are drinking and smoking more this year than they did for the corresponding period last year. This is confirmed by the latest statistics released by the Customs Department the State's biggest revenue earning department. Revenue from liquors
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    Ban-the-bomb Eart fined again
    52 1 LONDON. rnUTS.— JSari cmsseu, 89-year-old British philosopher and campaigner against nuclear weapons, sentenced to prison on Tuesday, was lined £1 on another charge yesterday— using a loud-; speaker in a London park without] permission. Lord Russell was also asked tn pay £9 95., the cost o!
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    S½ m. pools win
    17 1 NOTTINGHAM time hlave la^, ha s won concentrauon J s^^ national gas? .a-s
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    S'pore will stay as a vital trade centre – Erroll
    120 1 S'pore will stay as a vital trade centre Erroll SINGAPORE, Thursday. SINGAPORE'S importance ;»s a trading centre will continue despite the changes that are Inking place in this area, said Mr: F. J. Enroll, the British Minister for State ai the Board oi Trade. V ar. airport interview prior to
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    4 ACCUSED OF 'PIMPERNEL' ACT IN EAST BERLIN
    177 1 4 ACCUSED OF 'PIMPERNEL' ACT IN EAST BERLIN BERLIN. Thurs. A 30--year-old Briton, two young Americans and a butch man hove been ar- rested by East Berlin Police and are to be "handed over to the court" on charges of trying to smuggle women refugees out of Berlin. The Briton.
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    Robbed by fares
    22 1 SINGAPORE. Hiurs Two taxi-drivers were robbed by Mien passengers In separate incidents w Singapore yesterday, police said t,hi.s° moraine.
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    Berlin 'climax' warning
    118 1 BONN. Thurs. West German military units were told by the Defence Ministry yesterday: "We must reckon that the (Berlin) crisis will reach its climax within the next three months." The statement was in a i message to service units sent by the Ministry to explatn the need
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    Arbitration in theatres dispute
    176 1 Arbitration in theatres dispute MOVE AFTER TALKS REACH DEADLOCK SINGAPORE. ThUTS.The dispute between Malayan Theatres Ltd. and the Manual and Mercantile Workers Union will be referred to the Industrial Arbitration Court. Xhe commissioner for Labour, Mr. Kok An Ley. yesterday Indicated that ne would recommend the Minister for Labour and
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    Murder bid charge
    35 1 PARIS, Thuis. HartiaJ ac Viliemaudy. 30, arresteu afiei Uh b:ci to assassiiwie Geu. c»<' Gaulle last Ftiaay ulglit, wras yesieroAy Lornaally charged wltii notottog the secuntv oi tiie btatfi MM aiiempted murder.
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    TIN BULLISH, PRICES TURN FIRMER: RUBBER FEATURELESS
    183 2 TIN BULLISH, PRICES TURN FIRMER: RUBBER FEATURELESS I ONDON, Thurs.— The G.S.A.s rejection of aU bids for its ollor of f 1,000 tons of tin on Puesday was considered as a bull point and res I urned firmer by und £8. n poi i d a very I ol Contin(
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    Market indices
    25 2 SDOIS -Th« Finan- *ket Indices for 1 year, week so, y's respecT >84 111 119.1 307 193 2, i r 3 190 3
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    Ships in port
    59 2 V. H 1 alon^irlt the SwtgapwM v .1 IM-41. SI 16. Oif- r ro.»d«. Hokal Bret Boas I tt, Rl] 31 Batjaa, I 'm. r r0.».'1- > OOfi, Gui i lang V eatc S) Stam Sia Pn ia in v <■■:•. n June, 1 I'm: Ship> >n
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    Tin rehabilitation a 'must' for Bolivia, says the Mining Journal
    290 2 Tin rehabilitation a 'must' for Bolivia, says the Mining Journal Free Press city section: Finance and industry By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Thursday. REHABILITATION of the tin industry is clearly the first step towards putting Bolivia's national economy on a more solid basis, states the London weekly publication,
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    IT'S SMALL-SCALE BUSINESS AND DISMAL TREND ON SHARE MART
    183 2 IT'S SMALL-SCALE BUSINESS AND DISMAL TREND ON SHARE MART LONDON. Thins. Rather dismal conditions weje again experienced in the >ck markets here yesterday and apart from a certain amount of cheap buying al the opening, business remained on a very small scale. A numbei ol leading industrials iznpi wed during
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    U.S. steel industry
    49 2 WHITE SULPHUB SPRINGS .\v- mis rhurs. The inuus hit v->r than no>». others during the recent ret >si( had emerged .1 "little s nger than the economy as a whole and no* presented "quite a bappiei picture than expected earlier" p steel executive said oen yesterday.
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    Hong Kong prices
    58 2 HONG KONG Wed. Closing pr.<> here today were: Previous Today II S. Bank Cr km ion $358 $358 sa Li sales Whe< Mardi $10.50 $11.20 H*kong phone $41.50 $41.50 .sues sales D try Pi ran Cold Storagi $36.75 $36.75 sa :t f sales Taikoo Dork $65.00 $66.00
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    126 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares I >;;.(.- Ui :iit- Singapore Trading Hi >m ycsierda; were: INDUSTRIAL: Ked Din. Si 30 1 1" enus). l A Ords $2.39 lunchanged), Gammon 51.71 2 cents), >letal Box $2.05 i 15 cents), S. Traders $4.13 (—5 cents), I.K. O:. s Si. 2o 1
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    Ford workers hold mass meeting
    78 2 LIVERPOOL. (England), Thurs. More than 600 workers who have stopped building Fords m w i;w million <5255 million i cai factory at Halewood. near Liverpool. held a mass meeting yesterday to discuss the deadlock in their dispute. The stoppage followed the sacking of six joiners,
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    Britain's pepper stocks fall
    68 2 LONDON. Thurs. Stocks of both While and Bhtck pepper in London warehouses fell during the month encieci Aug. 31. Landings of Black pepper totalled only 21 tons against deliveries o;" 26 tons, leaving stocks at 66 tons. Landings of White pepper were 89 ions against deliveries
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    U.K. bid to join 'six' may affect progress -johari
    327 2 U.K. bid to join 'six' may affect progress -johari ACCRA, Thurs.— Ma- laya's Minister for Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, expressed serious concern at the Commonwealth finance leaders' conference here yesterday over the ef- feet on development of a decrease in exports i from Malaya if Britain i
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    Khrushchev and Kennedy both offer to confer
    310 2 PRESIDENT John Kennedy and Mr. Nikita Khrushehe\ both repeated last ni^ht their willingness to negotiate on Berlin, and the American leader proposed "serious talks" between the American and Soviet Foreign Ministers as a start. Mr. Khrushch* v said his government was prepared at
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    NEPAL MOB FIRES 'ROYAL' CINEMA
    95 2 17ATMAXDU, Thurs. An- gry crowds on Tuesday night set fire to Katmandu's oldest cinema, considered by i many Nepalese as "symbolic of royalty." The cinema was gutted. I Police had earlier used j tear gas to chase away crowds who stoned the build- Ing. This
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    225 'SECRET ARMY' MEN HELD IN ALGERIA
    169 2 225 'SECRET ARMY' MEN HELD IN ALGERIA ALGIERS. Thurs. French authorities made 225 arrests in Algeria overnight in the drive against the antiGaullist European extremist; 'Secret Army Organisation," :it was officially announced j here last night. M. Jean Sicurani. Director lof Political Affairs and Information at the government Delegation-General here,
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    379 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Sept. 13. Previous Today RUBBER No I RSS c.i f fe n o v c a n ports Sept 25 9 16 25 5 16 Oct 25i 25 5 16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS
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    U.N. acted in Katanga at request of congo Govt. 'to prevent civil war
    331 2 U.N. acted in Katanga at request of congo Govt. 'to prevent civil war LEOPOLDVILLE, Thurs. President Moise Tshombe's independent Katanga collapsed in a welter of blood, bullets and screaming European hatred yesterday. The U.N. civilian chief in Katanga, Dr. Conor O'Brien, said the U.N. action to seize Katanga came at
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    DEATH TOLL IN TEXAS RISES TO 21: TWO AREAS QUARANTINED
    178 2 DEATH TOLL IN TEXAS RISES TO 21: TWO AREAS QUARANTINED GALVESTON. < Texas Ttturs.— Tbe death toll in Hurricane Carla rose to 21 yesterday as residents ot the battered Texas coa.stal urea strangled back to their muddy homes. Latest victims were an elderly womar. rlectrocut* d by a power line
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    Ranee robbed
    29 2 CANNES. French H." Thure.— Tl>e hlAharanee Jai Bftrum oi Paiampur. reported I police that two rings, one valued ii* $59,500. vreve stolen tnm her botel room here
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    BLINDED PC: MAN SENT FOR TR
    50 2 rpowYN i Wales*. Fhurs A man ilftegsd to have shot a policeman BCtth I R&wn-off .siiotgun Mindint him lor life, was sent for trial here yesterday char^cci with three attempted murders. The blinded policeman. 30 pear-old Arthur Rowlands. 70 I murd< on Am eniei
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      192 2 NXiK.LINE iaja Kara ETA 1111 Oct Mara Said. M eilies, Rotterdam, L( idoi 27 29 Sept Atsuta Mam Famagusta 15 17 Sept Itaan Mara I M Port Sa Alexa Ms U 16 18 Sept j -'.I Pert Sudan, ltd •Iw mdria, 10 13 Oct 0 Mam Chittagong Calcutta 17 18
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    250 3 SINGAPORE, Thursday. ill the way at the cocktail mi parade of Italian M{>cning of the two-week ishion Fair. l\ n I ma \si < i nnont, he .4 school joy Oj seventeen loved his y t rl so true His g.ri only sixteen loved him truly loo: But she knew
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    HE USED FORGED PAPERS TO SELL CAR PUT IN HIS CARE
    86 3 HE USED FORGED PAPERS TO SELL CAR PUT IN HIS CARE SINGAPORE, Thurs. —After being entrusted with a car in Johore. a broker brought it to Singapore and deceived a local businessman into buying it for $2,600. Mr. E. H. D'Netto. a district judge was told yesterday. Lee Eng Wan.
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    Transfer Sorm
    90 3 Inspector R. Woodworth. prosecuting. said that Lee sold the car to Mr. Then Km Soo of Singapore, on May 13 by showing him a forged transfer form, purporting to contain the signature of Mr. Poo Chow Len. the actual owner. Mr Poo, a Batu Pahat rubber planter, had
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    Free film show
    25 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A free film show for the public wilf be held at India House, 31 Grange Road at 5.30 p.m. today.
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    JAILED MAN LUCKY-JUDGE
    231 3 JAILED MAN LUCKY- JUDGE Two years for extortion 'Should be five' SINGAPORE, Thurs. —Abdul Muthalif. -36. who stabbed an elderly mason in the chest, was yesterday sentenced to two years' jail, plus six strokes of the rotan and another two years police supervision. Before leaving the dock ne pleaded in
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    Taxi in canal: 3 injured
    69 3 Taxi in canal: 3 injured SINGAPORE. Thurs.- Two i women and a man were injured yesterday when a taxi skidded off the road and plunged into Rochore Canal. The injured were Tong Ah Lin 27. Anna Tan. 35. and Satar bin Anik. 27. all pass- engers in the taxi, which
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    Admiral Luce back
    38 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Admiral Sir David Luce, Com-mander-in-Chtef of the Royal Navy's Far East Station, has returned to Singapore after attending a Chiefs of Stair conference in Camberley. Britain. He was away for about a month.
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    INSURANCE ASSOCIATION CHAIRMAN: 'OUR POLICIES PROPERLY STAMPED'
    111 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Life insurance policy ho dprs who are insured with membSs of the Life Insurance Association, can be assured that their policies are damped in accordance with th Mr aW Robert Ayers. chairlk Ury ßarwarS 11 A life insurance policies wen worthless
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    HE'S 'STRUCK' BY S'PORE'S PROGRESS IN TWO YEARS
    134 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. G. Ohn Ghine, a shipping company director from Burma, is "struck" by the progress made by Singapore in the last two years. lie made this comment when he disembarked here from the liner Chitral with his wife and daughter,
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    Poly will start its fourth radar course this month
    147 3 Poly will start its fourth radar course this month SINGAPORE, Thursday. JIIK Polytechnic will begin its fourth radar observers course for ship officers and seamen apprentices on Sept. 25. The course was introduced two years ago. Captain A. M. Milne, head of the Polytechnic Nautical Department, told The Free Press
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    CHOLERA DRIVE MOVES INTO TOP GEAR TOMORROW
    187 3 CHOLERA DRIVE MOVES INTO TOP GEAR TOMORROW SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Government's anti?hoiera inoculation campaign which started with visits to schools on Monday moves into top gear tomorrow with the openIng of five new centres for adult.-. It is expected that each centre will be able to cope with at least
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    JOBLESS FITTER FINED $1OO FOR TOUTING
    130 3 JOBLESS FITTER FINED 1OO FOR TOUTING Singapore, Thurs.— a 25- jobless fitter, Kong Ah Lek, was fined S100 in the 'Ninth Magistrate's Court here yesterday for touting at Hallpike Street on June 23. Cpl. Mat Zain bin Mohammed, who arrested Kong, said he first saw Kong approach a man carrying
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    Labourer fined
    23 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A labourer. Lim Poh Eng, of Tiong Poh Road, was fined $100 yesterday for retaining a stolen $5 jacket.
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    welcome to singapore
    47 3 welcome to singapore Mr. D. J. Doolay, a physics instructor, flew in from Australia for a short stay before going to Japan. He is at the Hotel Ambassador. Mr. J. Widden. a professor, arrived from America for a three-day visit. He also stays at the Hotel Ambassador.
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    No water zones
    21 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. W;iter will be cut in Zones 6 ,md 7 from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today.
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      134 3 I tbraiTi Atmenuui Street ent U -IM.APORE ART SOCIETY: Orcbcstra rehearsal. Hollywocxi Room, Odeon Theatre. 8 P-«"-I HING HWA GIRLS HIC.H SCHOOL: Golden JuDilee ceie TWCJ Raffles Quay> c l c oJessmakm-. maehtoe m^ oi very, Inaunesian cooking 2.30 "Thinese ymca (south p-*. i Art Club session 7.30 SS -n^oS
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    'S'PORE CAN'T AFFORD TO TRAIN MEN AT BANGKOK AIR SCHOOL'
    245 4 'S'PORE CAN'T AFFORD TO TRAIN MEN AT BANGKOK AIR SCHOOL' OAYA LEBAR. Thurs. The Singapore Government has no plans at present to send students to train at the International Civil Aviation Training Centre in Bangkok. Stating this, a Civil Aviation Department spokesman .said that though the training facilities at the
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    A day on the beach for 300 children
    68 4 CHANGI, Thurs.— The Haas Andersen Club will hold I a picnic for 300 under-privi- legod children at Tanah Me- I rah. on Sunday. Mrs. v. Stares, a spokesman 0! thr club said it was also planned to organise launch trips to the
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    Funds for refugees
    22 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— The World Refugee Week Appeal State Committee here collected $4,449.76 at a recent state-wide flag day.
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    Lib-Socs: New home
    19 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The new address of the Liberal Socialist Party is 31 8 North Canal Road.
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    400 YOUTHS TO PICNIC WITH MALAY STARS
    87 4 400 YOUTHS TO PICNIC WITH MALAY STARS CHANGI. Thurs. -Some 400 Malay youths in Singapore and Johore Bahru will join Malay film stars at a picnic at Tanah Merah Holiday Camp, on Oct. 8. The picnic is organised by Setia Remaja Singapura. Besides a "Miss Setia Remaja" contest, there will
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    RAF dogs on 24-hour police duty guard Changi homes
    245 4 RAF dogs on 24-hour police duty guard Changi homes CHANGI, Thursday. ANE of the safest residential areas in Singapore is R.A.F., Changi thanks to R.A.F. jolice dogs. These dogs will scare away any intruder, said Ft. Lt R.H. Chamberlain, officer comnanding R.A.F. Police Flights in Changi. Sgt. A.S. Pearson, the
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    Fall in employment opportunities for shop assistants
    197 4 Fall in employment opportunities for shop assistants SINGAPORE, Thursday. THK wholesale and retail trade in Singapore employed fewer shop assistants in September 1960, compared to the same month the previous year, says the annual report of the Labour Department for !!)(>(). The report revealed that the total number of shop
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    Bongos and maracas
    56 4 She has also been called to perform as guest artist at a number of variety concerts. Safariah is adept at playing the bongos and maracas. Most of the songs she knows are Malay, but at present she is learning English numbers "as it is the best way
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    $5.000 relief
    50 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Selangor State Executive Council has approved $5,000 from State Government funds as relief for the families of the 21 people who lost their lives as a result of an accident between a launch and a motorised junk on the Bernam River on Sept. 4.
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    Scout conference
    31 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Chief Commissioner of the Malayan Scout movement. Inche Zainal Abidin bin Ali, has left here by air to attend the annual Scout conference in London.
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    Scholarship winner
    39 4 RAUB, Thurs. Che Siti Zabedah binte Abu Bakar, 25. an interviewing officer, at the Registration Office. Raub. has been awarded a Federal scholarship to study domestic' science at Liverpool. England. She will be away for three years.
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    SOCIETY PLANS DRIVE TO POPULARISE FOLK DANCING AMONG TEACHERS
    148 4 SOCIETY PLANS DRIVE TO POPULARISE FOLK DANCING AMONG TEACHERS OINGAPORE. Thurs. A O seven-man protem committee of the Singapore Teachers of the Folk Dance Society has completed plans to popularise folk dances among local teachers. The aim is to enable the teachers in turn to introduce iolk dancing in their
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    54,000 job-hunters on labour register every month — report
    228 4 54,000 job-hunters on labour register every month report THERE was a monthly average of 54,382 people actively seeking employment and whose names were on the "live" register of the Employment Exchange last year. This gives some indication of the unemployment position in the State, said the annual report of the
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    Safariah (16) wants to make good as singer
    49 4 Safariah (16) wants to make good as singer CIIAXC.I. Thais. Miss P. Safariuh (above), of t hangi. hopes to hit the limelight as a singer one day. Miss Safariah. IG, who lives with her mother in a kampong off Changi Road, is already very popular with neighbours and friends.
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    Lock icon R.A.F. MAN WEDS W.R.A.F. GIRL
    53 4 Picture by SENIOR AIRCRAFTMAN EDWARD JAMES SEXTON and his bride Cpl. (WRAF) Rita Stratfull, pictured after their wedding at the St. George's Church. Royal Air Force, Changi. The bridegroom is an electrical mechanic at RAF Ch&nri and «h» hmamm sJ serving in the Supply Squadron,
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    Two Plan 'masa Masa'club to teach Malay gils cookery
    165 4 Two Plan 'masa Masa'club to teach Malay gils cookery CHANGI. Ihurs. T«o enterprisin}; rlderly M.tlay women have jointly formed a "Masa Masa club for the benefit of teenage Malay girls who want to learn to rook Malay dishes. They are C he Halijah bintr llarsad. 50. and Che Kamariah binte
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    MALAYAN SOIL UNSUITA FOR PULP-MAKING TIME
    86 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. ||r »3 S. Ishibashi. director oJ a Tokyo company, stopped here after completing a twoday .survey of the forest in dustry in the Federation He visited the Forest Dt partment and the forest r< serves there to study tin feasibility of usinp
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    The treasure at Slaughter Point
    853 5  - The treasure at Slaughter Point CLAY BLAIR Jr., fgsd his diver friends nteresi and activiimel island, off the where the diver, discovered the wreck of a galleon at Punta Matanceros (Slaughter Point), Q name which suggested either that many people naa perished in the wreck or that the survivors had
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      133 5 1 fi'h-: r SxHP PAIR At Robinson's. Raffles Place, until September 23rd you can admire and buy the most beautiful collection of genuine Italian goods ever seen In Singapore. Robinson's own buyers went to Italy to select fashions especially tor you. Childrenswear and Men's clothes too: and beautiful things for
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      177 5 BIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE Lee Falk and PhiA Davis a. I 1 1 1 1 I I POM'T MOVE, RG V^^/^?\l ItMEGIKL V^TME CMIEP'LL OUTSIPE MANPKAKcS L--^| I BO^ OR I'LL BL^w) vO GOTAWAYT JSKJNJ YOU AUVE TTTTiirx tamfs by Stan Drake THE HEART OF
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    343 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Boom days at the airport THE i960 report of the Department of Civil Aviation predicts that increased industrialisation in Singapore as a result of the Government's development p r ogramme will accelerate the expansion of freight handled at Singapore Airport. The industrial development of the State, it
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    4 IN RACE FOR HIGH POSTS
    758 6  -  RONALD CAMP By THE grouse will be resting more cosily in their hide-outs. The guns monogrammed HM have been cleaned and oiled and packed away to fire another day. That sharpshooter of moor and highland, Mr. Harold Macmillan, is back in his office attending
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    100 YEARS AGO
    135 6 ..the Free Press reported: The Lanun squadron consisting of four prahus which did so much mischief at Billiton and the neighbouring islands, had safely reached its headquarters, a small island near Sulo. While Sir J. Brooke was at Labuan on his recent visit to Brunai, a boat
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    28 6 A PRIZE for the best weed, offered at a Rougham (Suffolk, Eng- land) flower show, was won with a 421b. bush more than sft. tall.
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    Life is like that
    44 6 Life is like that A j.,,n W'hai darline? )kll I (mi pennMs an';;, H a jur LAUGH... WI BEACKCOMB 1: detect carrii m<KM B j i: we\ moon be to work a 1 i ill i tin l :.s from said a ir. I
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      512 7 PUSH-BUTTON WORLD OF TOMORROW IN PHOTOGRAPHY \ITOMATION\ the push-button world of tomorrow. already is here in the field of photography. The first real break..rough came in 19.^i when Bell A. Howell introduced an automatic lGmm movie camera I" the intervening five years the demand for still
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      Lock icon AUTOMATION: GOOD or BAD?
      1030 7  -  K.S. KONG Manual and mental labour reduced to barest minimum Photography moves into era of the 10-second camera By 1 HIS zebra-striped profile ol a ynuns; man is the refill Of a contour meter. Pit lure was taken with a series of electronic-flash slit exposures The
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      $1,500 to be won in Pacific photo contest
      251 7 CIFTEEN hundred dollars in cash prizes will be offered in the third annual Pacific Photographic Contest, it was announced today by Mr. F. Marvin Plake, executive director of the Pacific Area Travel Association, sponsor of the competition. The contest, open to amateurs
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      5 BUTTONS CONTRO THE WHOLE SHOW
      591 8 Movie projector with automatic thro^T Add your sound effects like newsreel films THE main characteristic of the Movilux 8 R, a push button projector with automatic threading, is its ease in use. The entire film show is wholly controlled, at one's bidding, by only
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      Interchangeability of two viewin systems in one camera
      311 8 Interchangeability of two viewin systems in one camera REFLEX OR PRISMATIC -A CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT OF OPTICAL ENGINEERING THE importance ot the recent design change to removable focusing hoods, now a standard feature of all 2\ x 2} inch Rolleiflex cameras, becomes fully evident with the introduction of the new Rollei
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      Lock icon orld's fastest lens
      112 9 One of Japan's newest cameras, the Canon 7 with an FO.})> lens (above) will «5o on sale from Sunday in Japan. Called the "Dream Camera" at the Photokina 19«»0 in Cologne, West Germany, the all-new Canon 7 features a built-in light meter i coupled to the shutter
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      CAMERA IS AS GOOD AS ITS LENS
      168 9 CAMERA IS AS GOOD AS ITS LENS W 1 1 lIS »>N *t '»"xi A ilmm y «)i iirnce with p I uring 0 trade Kit A l X this t« puk >£ lomidi- "i Urn J 'n and its liuht B. tripod, 'turf at- lacked to inese lenses the
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      Shooting by available darkness now
      469 9  - Shooting by available darkness now BART KINCH By nrlli: Increasing use oi available light among both amateur and professional photographers put the onus on light meter manufacturers to increase the sensitivity of their products. With AB.\ ratings for both black and white and colour films continuing to climb, the demand
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      Single projector can handle slides of all sizes
      582 10 Single projector can handle slides of all sizes rpHE basic conception A is that of a single projector for all sizes from the miniature to 2£x2J in. slides. It is thus a universal projector for any camera, any slide format and any type of frame. The automatic universal Rollei Projector
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      Popularil of the electronic flash growing
      87 10 Popularil of the electronic flash growing I ;FLECTR O v IC continues t, W PQPularih main sou- < -Jj Una tc u r graph*, raws: and gp4 P'rtut....- lUc fla i Mi in -410 appr mal ua iaylii both tenslt n •in• lr j tran shoi wit i tton r
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      YOU NEE NOT BE AN EXPE
      54 10 YOU NEE NOT BE AN EXPE THE keen it I numufa n i ward* prod with J l evolved car.. operated TV: mttlc Utfice.a an Lne: trie-< itosi all d :> I r > a-. a w«ib< lent wit I C'.iV. OOtM pr:t;K l ed I motti I I .ally
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      'Colour-in-a-minute' soon
      192 10 T\EVELOPMENT of Pola- roid colour prints is in its "concluding stages" and colour film may be ready for public very soon, Polaroid President, Dr. Edwin S. Land, told the company's annual stockholders meetIng recently "We have advanced to the point where we are making intermittent short runs of
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        194 10 ji ILFORD ROLL FILMS Make better pictures! Professional, press and amateur photographers agree that the best all-round film is ILFORD M/t^ HP3(34°) world-famous for its high speed and Br^l superb all-round performance, while FP3 Series 11 9 °J 35mm film with improved and extremely fine grain for first-class enlargement. Selochrome
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      Verything ready at a glance
      528 11 NO GUESS-WORK WITH DISTANCE, EXPOSURE, FIELD OF VIEW I AN INFALLIBLE APERTURE RING be fry- (1 C S plit-image range finder. Or ii you want tine Image details, use the ground glass screen ring. Since focusing always takes place at the maximum ns opening you
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      Techniques for those close-ups
      451 11  - Techniques for those close-ups BART KINCH A CAMERA'S NEEDS I By THE fundamental techniques of close-up photography are basic and satisfactory results can be obtained with simple cameras as well as the more expensive and elaborate single lens reflex or rangefinder models. For the photographer maKing his nrst attempt at
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        34 11 IVK v' SHH 111 I I I I 1 Thus you can now use mc j \^B^^| ?st&joß%r/ Ss v I aSATrIID DIIOTO STORES LTD SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUP. I <•« < sitwa AMATEUR Ktwiu }iuk» tiw.,
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      Glamour photography: You don't have to be an expert
      933 12  - Glamour photography You don't have to be an expert K. S. Kong WRITTEN AND PHOTOGRAPHED By A BEAUTIFUL woman is an inspiration— so the saying goes. For centuries, artists have drawn and painted pictures of women and sculptors have made sculptures to glamorise the beauty of the feminine form. Every
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      Nsatile camera that tan be adakpted to all your requirements
      695 13 Nsatile camera that tan be adakpted to all your requirements rim friendship with an Exakta v the way to photographic sueJJJj |he beginner making his first b!it true equally of the expert, r the instrument for recording BS or for any of the many ntronting the professional creasing versatility that
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      It shuts its 'eye' when the light is too poor
      467 13 It shuts its 'eye' when the light is too poor A PHENOMENON, in the form of a most unusual camera, is now on the market. A camera which, believe it or not, is so sensitive to light that it simply will not function under bad lighting conditions at all. The
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        87 13 lUllllfc>**^i3| S LIGHT ANALYSER. v > BcnHn::::::^s' '''•"■■y- B I B^^ AW I 111 KiiHS^SI tlllllMl* TELEPHOTO 'lens. C MSaskX jSSSSSSS^iL I ICw L lulllllW SW*\ M 1 m^ l^SS^^^fc^y^B kfr Aufoiwotic Exposure Control 3 B^B^g^B^B !^JH!4 sH Ihih ■^■^■^Bi^Lv- X| c^tt>^»i c-^r x^^^S^M^k^fik^^^P^y^^^S^^ft^k^k^fe^k^^^^^k^^^^^^k^k^k^^^ I i ntiiMitlititiri iHfv 1 ■^■■'■■•i^^B^B^^^^^
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      Looking down for the unusud
      1365 14 Looking down for the unusud OO many photograph ers look straight at a subject or a scene and forget to look either up or down as well. Looking down will often produce pictures of the most unusual aspect, sometimes with startling and unexpected lighting and strange patterns. ir you are
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      HEED TO WIND OR SET THIS CAMERA
      245 15 rF MLiGHT BATTERIES i icen *£n«o, the It.iblishetl niarKH. d tor this < automatic :B t,pri llls cX r.-v f| i *Jr >-di<- > ffVa Critical i r :to in- rmir ragm \SA 1 M v r |-sl N-;*- r V--. itic Is
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      From musical precision 8mm cameras
      428 15 From musical precision 8mm cameras /\N the shores of Lake Suwa in the heart of the Japanese Alps lie the works of the Sankyo Seiki Manufacturing' Company, makers of Sankyo 8 m.m. cine cameras. Three years ago, Sankyo was relatively unkno w n to the camera world, but they were
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      THREE METHODS OF TAKING 35mm PICTURE
      667 15 THREE METHODS OF TAKING 35mm PICTURE FUJI Photo Film Co, Ltd., of Japan, manufacturers of the popular Fuji film, will soon introduce five new cameras, all with the latest camera advancements, to the local market through their local agents, "Tithes^ Dental Photo Supply, Ltd. In the 35mm field Fujica introduces
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      PUT MORE LIFE INTO YOUR ALBUM SHOTS
      866 16  -  K.S. KONG Written and photographed By rpO many of us, an A album containing pictures of our loved ones is a family treasure, a treasure which increases in value with the passing of the years and a treasurf which rightly holds the pride
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      GREE IN MUSIC RLOCAL PLAN SUDENT
      39 17 GREE IN MUSIC RLOCAL PLAN SUDENT m i b j; ..u-vfii i» n i liombo r fifSt \lis p has her; .ii>pv f' -he lhe itiors in d md it U I t d Miurne -..iia 0 xpv; .it
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      When girls were seldom seen in public..
      132 17 When girls were seldom seen in public.. JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. Mr. A. S. Le Vos. gave a talk on 'Malaya Then and Now" to the members ot johore Bahru Rotary Club at the Civil Service Club here. Mr. Le Vos first came to Malaya in 1907 and had been a
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      SCHOOL STAGES COMEDY BY THORNTON WILDER
      104 17 SCHOOL STAGES COMEDY BY THORNTON WILDER SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two thousand people saw Thornton Wilder's play. "The Match-maker," in three successive nights at the Fairfteld Methodist Girls' School hall. Sixteen pupils of the school took leading and secondary roles in this hilarious play, which was given a Malayan setting. First play
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      oost for man who saw bright future in airline industry
      240 17 oost for man who saw bright future in airline industry SINGAPORE, Thursday. A MAN who 13 years ago switched to an airline job because he saw a bright future in this fleld, has now become one of the top men in ;m airline office here. He is Mr. Erik Kongsted,
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      Labour inspectors in new role as peace makers help to settle many trade disputes
      265 17 I ABOUR inspectors aconite «k SINGAPORE, Thursday. L role on -the themselves creditably in their new and commercialeses 11 at industrial Department. P remiB es says the annual report of the Labour i.ulJriVSis^ involved inor aff^ted
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      Postponed-Poly students' meet
      47 17 SINGAPORE Thurs.-The annual general meeting of the Singapore P^y I Students' Union which was scheduled to ld j£tSzturday has been P O5l i PO K ed union Se^okesman said 1 that ?he O me%ng could not be held last Saturday for lacs of quorum.
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      U.S. cultural show
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      200 POLY UNION MEMBERS AT GET-TOGETHER
      75 17 200 POLY UNION MEMBERS AT GET-TOGETHER SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Members of the Polytechnic branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees so enjoyed their get-together social that they hope to make it an annual affair. The social was held at the Polytechnic Exhibition Hall, and was attended by about 200 people. Mr.
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      School celebrates golden jubilee
      54 17 SINGAPORE Thurs.— The Chung Hwa Girls' High School will celebrate its golden jubilee with a ceremony at the school hall, 191 Bartley Road, at 3 p.m. today The celebrations will include an exhibition of handwork by students at the school premises tomorrow and Saturday from 8.30
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      Unit made 6 visits
      41 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Mobile Unit of the Blood Transfusion Service made visits to Pulau Senang Settlement, Singapore Infantry Regiment, Outram and Changi Prisons, R.A.F. Changi and Royal Naval Asian Hospital last month, according to the service's report.
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      A STUDENT'S 'FRIENDS': GUITAR AND VIOLIN
      117 17 A STUDENT'S 'FRIENDS': GUITAR AND VIOLIN PAYA LEBAR, Thurs. A Medan student left here for Chicago for further studies taking along with him a guitar and a violin. For 19-year-old Tjok Poi Leng has always found these two instruments useful companions during his lonely days at home. He decided to
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      $546,000 compensation paid last year for injured workmen
      280 17 $546,000 compensation paid last year for injured workmen SINGAPORE, Thursday. \[*HE Labour Department helped over 10.000 injured workmen or their dependants to collect $546,884.68 in compensation last year, according to the annual report of the department for !!)(>(). Compensations collected in fatal cases amounted to $205,885.35; permanent disablement $187,651.95 and
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      GRAD OFF TO SEE COLLEGE LIFE IN U.S.
      160 17 GRAD OFF TO SEE COLLEGE LIFE IN U.S. PAYA LEBAR, Thurs. A graduate assistant of the Nanyang University here left by air for America to see just what college life is like there. Miss Yong Yit Yoong a graduate assistant in chemistry, said before her departure that she was curious
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      THEY GET DAY OFF TO SAY 'FAREWELL'
      221 17 Class-mates give rousing send-off to student to America on scholarship OAYA LEBAR, Thurs. The whole preuniversity class of Gan Eng Seng School were at the airport to see their popular class-mate. Tan Wee Kiat, off to America for the second time. The students
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      167 17 Conciliation service sets record OINGAPORE, Thurs. The conciliation service of the Labour Department helped to settle a record number of disputes last year. The annual report of the department for 1960 stated that 804 disputes, a record number, were referred to the section. Of those, 724 were amicably settled or
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      BANGALORE 1.L.0. OFFICER DUE HERE TODAY
      71 17 BANGALORE 1.L.0. OFFICER DUE HERE TODAY SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. R. Usakligil. an official in the Asian Field Office of the International Labour Organisation at Bangalore. India, is due here today after a visit to the British Borneo territories. Now on a four-day visit to Kuching, he Is holding general discussions
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      Educational films
      24 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— There will be a free show of cultural and educational films at India House, Grange Road, at 5.30 p.m. today.
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      Blood donation
      27 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The next Sunday session of the Blood Transfusion Service will be held on Sept 24 from j 9 a.m. to 12 noon. I
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      EXCURSION TO BROADEN THEIR KNOWLEDGE
      104 17 EXCURSION TO BROADEN THEIR KNOWLEDGE SINGAPORE. Thurs.— About 60 member.- of the Kalian j» Airport Estate Community Association will visit three paces of interest in an excursion tomorrow. Mr. Fong Veng Tew. the secretary of -the social and welfare sub-committee ol the association, said the aim was to widen the
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      50 repatriated
      31 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs Filtyflve South Indian labourers, who were either destitute or unlit to work, were repatriated to India last year, according to the annual report of the Labour Department.
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        360 17 mnruitiv be gained during this prosperous aiIRIH (Apr. 21-May 21): A IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... period if you don't Uke un- <*UHUS GOOD period for your necessary risks. progress but be warned of the YOU are P"*^ l^^V* the AMliftllTC <*»» 21-Feb. 19): thls evcnin|f on outstanding AQUAHIUS LAN wUviiy
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      Dance at club to pick Miss Bluebird
      235 18 Dance at club to pick Miss Bluebird fTHE search is on among Singapore's young women for Miss Bluebird. And if she's the one you think she is vote for her at the first annual dance of the Lambretta Bluebirds on Saturday* Sept. 30 at the People's Association in Kallang. At
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      SCOOTER CARE Contd: Exercise great patience
      796 18 SCOOTER CARE Contd: Exercise great patience T ET us imagine that you have jusl taken delivery of your new scooter. Your iirst task will be to run it in for at least 1,000 miles; or if possible, longer, because the first 2,000 miles are extremely important. Just what is meant
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      ISKANDAR WINS VESPA RUN ON SECRET ROUTE IN BEST TIME
      335 18 ISKANDAR WINS VESPA RUN ON SECRET ROUTE IN BEST TIME TOUCH AND GO FROM START... AN 'OUTSIDER' WINS 'MYSTERY' EVENT pIDING with perfect timing, and strictly conforming to the road signs, Iskandai Jalil returned the best time of 58 minutes to win the Vespa Club's road rally over a "secret"
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      THEY JOURNEYED TO CAMERON HIGHLANDS
      199 18 Tough 'Navigation Night 4 planned: Course will cover bad, unlit roads HPHE Vespa Club is planning a "tough night" for Singapore scooterists, according to a club spokesman. This will be an island-wide "Night Navigation" event the date for which is still to be fixed. But
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      Give IQ tests f drivers to cut down road deat
      262 18  - Give IQ tests f drivers to cut down road deat DENIS HOLN by HOLN JJOAI) safety experts m quidl I up a case for L-drwers i,, u,^ I fsence lest as well as a dn\ I they get their licence 1 There is a strong body of motoring opinion thai
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      How you can find out if Jr. is really ill
      426 19  -  DEMI TASSE THE SIGNS THAT GIVE HIM AWAY NEWS, VIEWS FOR PARENTS By JUST before thatweekly arithmetic test or a history paper, little Junior reports that he is sick. And to make things look real he complains of some pain
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      625 19  -  ALEXANDRA LEE J.-.in -till rtlonlliN 1 bed tfa hei j paralysed MTIOUS fever. t "it .ihle I h.ul Mirrr three .it ItS more i hoin 1 d.iy she test im me Is the future ahead. I want to uork for Mum. to repay in what way I
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      A CHANCE TO APPEAR IN 'WILD AGE'
      121 19 A CHANCE TO APPEAR IN 'WILD AGE' I MET a man this week who is keen to give aspiring young stars a chance to appear on stage in a play he is producing. lhe piay 'The Wild Age" is a story about delinquency and the web of trials it weaves.
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      Judges give 'duck's egg' fer pictures of skimming ducks
      510 20  - Judges give 'duck's egg' fer pictures of skimming ducks SUNNY GIAM PHOTOGRAPHY by •■JKHJ many photographs of "flying" ducks skimming over the surface of water, so much so that nearly all such works ended up with duck's egg results. So were pictures of leaping ballerinas and misty coconut palms. These
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      MUSIC TO PUT YOU IN THE MOOD
      394 20 JONATHAN RUSSELL GOES THROUGH SELECTIONS THAT WILL SUIT EVERYBODY'S TASTE THERE is only one reliable criterion on which to judge dance music either it gets the people out of their chairs, away from their drinks and onto the floor, or it doesn't. This
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      WHO'S THIS?
      184 20 17* ROM the facts below r can you guess who this world-famous man is? The answer will be published in P. 3 tomorrow. rIS renowned artist was a source of grief to his teachers. Not only was he a desultory student but he seemed incapable of learning arithmetic.
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      THE MUSIC QUIZ
      56 20 f\UR mystery star last week was famous singer Charlie Rich. There were no correct entries, so this week's prize will be four Philips EP discs. Here we have another top personality of the music world. When you have made your guess send your entry to "Free Press
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      Review of latest Elvis disc wins him a $10 prize
      411 20 Review of latest Elvis disc wins him a $10 prize J'HIS week's Critic Contest winner is Tan Hong Ghim of 150-N East Coast Road, Singapore 15- He wins the $10 nrize. \\r writes: Elvis Presley, the number one top recording artiste and idol of many of today's teenagers, appears on
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      FA chief Soh off to Britain: 'II study best methods to nprove football in S'pore'
      285 21 FA chief Soh off to Britain: 'II study best methods to nprove football in S'pore' The tball Asso- ,r SOOll. land on ad the ration of all AssoFTFA IMI a ne vicevrutiw Foo TFIF.Vs o k around England cross rtnight's •our ol visit as lubs as m going Ol tbe
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      BOB'S BACKHAND
      26 21 .i backhand stroke in hi* singles i I" red Stolle at the Singapore a ino-M't match Hewitt won the d h»Nt the second 9-7.
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      Grand Prix course is the rider's favourite circuit
      250 21 Grand Prix course is the rider's favourite circuit SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^ MAN who set the fastest time of the day at the Singapore Old Upper Thomson Road Sprint with a time of 63 seconds this year, is aiming for Singapore Grand Prix honours at the Thomson Road Circuit on Saturday
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      YOUTHS TO FORM RESERVE SQUAD
      268 21 YOUTHS TO FORM RESERVE SQUAD SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Amateur Football Association will soon be having a reserves team comprising of 18 players. This team will be kept together and the players will step into the national team as soon as they show they are capable of playing top class
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      to throw a tantrum the tennis court
      141 21  -  STEVE SNIDER By NEW YORK, Thursday. s has become a second rate lases of men's tennis hi owing and ball-kicking. a I," a: iieii Rai- Win n he blows his lop he goes id broke"' In -«s Uirowing, banging, kicking and related antics.
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      trouble for wearnes
      57 21 I r in ed down 'a a j Be I otnl- blai k range. f Wearnes led 1-0. at hall lime through Saim. Am* m c interval they went fiWIher ahead through -^d j and Saini Pala:>iappan KTBKEADI S.C.: Mj*^ tar: Ramll Hasan. Samad P.Uhly: Bo^H- h?^'
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      MRS. CARRUTHERS WILL BE THE MANAGER
      98 21 MRS. CARRUTHERS WILL BE THE MANAGER SYDNEY. Thurs. Jimmy Carruthers, former world h bantamweight champion, will, be managed by his wife, Myra The couple signed a I contract to this effect. The 32-year-old boxer retired from the ring in May qv* alter successfully do- j fpndin* his world crown, agai^t
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      Stores win 3-2
      16 21 ESr^'&.rs V t al t h ce S C O hfeJ Constructors Department
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      KEEPER BEATS THE ARMY IN A RAID
      63 21 SAKIF SULEH, the Pulau Brani Combined goalkeeper comes out to punch clear in the friendly football match played at Pulau Brani on Tuesday. The Army forward who is beaten to the ball is right winger Tromans. On the left is Army inside right
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      SEVEN WITHDRAW BOYCOTT
      145 21 TOKYO, Thurs. The A seven member s of Japan's weightlifting team withdrew their boycott against the delegation leader and coach-manager and will leave on Sunday for the world championships in Vienna, beginning on Sept. 20. The weightlifters. including world bantamweight record holder Yoshinobu Miyake, had said they
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        34 21 Today's football NAVAL BASE. Ihurs -The Electrical Engineers Department will meet the Naval Police Force in a interdepartmental soccer match which will be played at the Deptford Road ground here today at 5 p.m.
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      Fast finishing Limavaddy beats the favourite Judge Wise
      457 22  - Fast finishing Limavaddy beats the favourite Judge Wise Scrutineer Trainer Heddle's newcomer creates a $51° sensation at Penang By Penang, Thursday 'pRAIXKR Heddle's newcomer, Limavaddy, having his lirst outing in the country, created a sensation at Penang yesterday when he came with a terrific finishing burst in the straight to
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      TAN NETS THE FIRST GOAL
      36 22 Japan's soulkevpvr Sorihlile Tida looks on helplessly as Tan Eng Bock scores Singapore's first s?oal. Japanese Unhrersities' team beat Singapore Selection 12-6 at the River Valley Road Swimming Pool last night.
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      The Orient Cup basketball starts tonight: Colourful opening ceremony planned
      301 22  -  B. NORMAN By SINGAPORE, Thursday TO mark the biggest venture of the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation's South-East Asia championships for the Orient Year Cup, the organisers have made elaborate plans lo turn the opening tonight into a grand affair. All
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      Stateside go down to the Japanese
      158 22 Stateside go down to the Japanese RIVER VALLEY. Thurs, In a game played at a fast pace, the touring Japanese Universities' wa-ter-polo team beai a Singapore Selection side by 12 goals to >:x bere laM night In the third minute oi the third quarter. Toru Shibata had to be carried
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      Formosa will not compete
      144 22 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Formosa have withdrawn from the .south i\a>t Asia basketball championship for the Orient Year Cap which starts at the Happy \Yorlcl Stadium tonight at 8.00 p.m. Formosa were strong contenders to win the men's and women's title. The Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation received a
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      Rovers v SCO
      19 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Windsor Rovors will meet S.C.C. in a fooi ball match on the padang today.
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      Spurs beaten 4-2
      32 22 KATOWICE (Poland). Thurs. Polish champions Gornik Zabrze beat Tottenham Hotspur <En<?lanu) 4-2 in their European Soccer Cup first round, first leg tie before a crovva of 90,000 here yesterday.
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      GRAND PRIX WILL BE OPEN AFFAIR, SAYS PETER COWLING
      250 22 GRAND PRIX WILL BE OPEN AFFAIR, SAYS PETER COWLING By P. SENEVIRATNt SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Peter Cowling. the motor racing planter from across the causeway predicted that the Singapore Grand Prix this weekend will be a more open affair than the Johore Grand Prix. Cowling, who was badly let down by
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      Outsider Vimadee
      52 22 THE CURRAGH (Republic of Ireland). Thurs.— Your Highness, Irish Derby winner and 6 to 4 favourite, was beaten into second place in the Irish St. Leger over one mile six furlongs here yesterday. Tommy Burns roue Mrs. T. McCairns' 100-9 outsider Vhnadee to a surprise Length and a
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      ONLY 37 TICKETS ON WIN TOTE CARRIED BY THE WINNER
      364 22 ONLY 37 TICKETS ON WIN TOTE CARRIED BY THE WINNER JOCKEY Mil chc iJ was in Splendid riding (arm, bringing off a urand treble. Ho landed the winners ot the iir.-i two races, Intuition and Hindu Kobe. a:. a King Power in Race Five. Intuition and Hindu Robe are trained
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      Thomaszvaer, New State in a good morning gallop on heavy track
      193 22 Thomaszvaer, New State in a good morning gallop on heavy track By SCRUTINEER PENANG. Tniirs. JHOMASZVAER and New State provided the best workout here today. The track was heavy after overnight rain. The two stablemates gradually increased the pace from the half mile and made a race of it over
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      PADANG RUGBY ENDS IN WIN FOR S.C.C.
      181 22 PADANG RUGBY ENDS IN WIN FOR S.C.C. SINGAPORE. Thurs.-In a hard and fast game of rugger played on the padang yesterday. the Blacks lost to the S.C.C. by 20 ponts <3 tries. 2 goals. 2 penalties > to eight <goal. penalty The Blacks, considered to he the best all- Asian
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