The Singapore Free Press, 16 September 1961

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    25 1 ARCHIVES, *tCKEEP~UP WITU SINGAPORE, ■^,1 WITH THE LOCfI L HEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No, *****. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    THE GP: THEY'RE OFF!
    243 1 Card, comments, photo finishes and late tips: P. 1,10, 11, 12 1 drives [round the course W SHAS SINGAPORE, Saturday. -Pertuan Negara, Indie Tusof officially opened Singapore's thi> morning when he drove i in an open Jaguar driven by of the Singapore Motor Club the organising
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    S'pore's Siamese twins: Free Press gets first picture
    20 1 THE first picture of Singapore's Siamese twins exclusive to The Free Press.
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    THE 'GRAND OLD LADY' OF CAIRNHILL DIES LEAVING 104 DESCENDANTS
    140 1 THE 'GRAND OLD LADY' OF CAIRNHILL DIES LEAVING 104 DESCENDANTS 'pANGLLV Sai. By the death of Madam Tay Sok Kwee yesterday at the a t;e ol 100'. at her home in Emerald Hill Road. Singapore has lust a link with the pastShe leaves 104 descendants (one son. 21 grandsons, 13
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    Irish troops suffer 'heavy losses' in Katanga fighting
    201 1 Irish troops suffer 'heavy losses' in Katanga fighting liLISABETHVILLE, Saturday. Til!*- United Nations chief In Katanga, Dr. Conor O'Brien said last night thai Irish troops M Jadotville, 7.") miles north of here, had suffered "heavy losses" in desperate fight- tng. He said the Irish U.N. force had been mortared as
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    STORE ANSWERS CALL TO SAVE STRANDED FISHING BOAT
    119 1 STORE ANSWERS CALL TO SAVE STRANDED FISHING BOAT SINGAPORE. Sat. Two Singapore-based Royal Navy snips were ordered to the rescue of a fishing boat, the 18-ton Sam Yentsino, with 14 men aboard, which had run aground 40 miles ol! Jesseltdn, North Borneo. A spokesman of the Singapore search and rescue
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    BIG INCREASE IN PATIENTS AT FAMILY PLANNING CLINICS
    152 1 SINGAPORE, Sat. The number of new patients at Singapore Family Planning Association clinics throughout the State has increased considerably in recent months. The latest bi-monthly report of the FPA said this could be attributed to the family planning campaigns. lii July, there
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    $5 mil. steel mill: The details
    86 1 TOKYO, Sat. -The Fuji Iron and Steel Company said the iron and steel mill to lie formed in Singapore would i>e. initially captt&lised at $5 million. Fuji would provide about hall the capital. The firs! mill would be built bffoK the end oi 11kyour.
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    MAN WITH AN $84 MILLION SECRET
    322 1 HOW would you like to be richer by $84 million? impossible, you may say, hut that is the prize at stake in one of the most fabulous treasure hunts of modern times. Eighty- four million dollars that is the value of the ml gathered
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    Bistro in top him: No horse to beat her tomorrow
    339 1  - Bistro in top him: No horse to beat her tomorrow SCRUTINEER By PENANC, Sat. gISTHO is best this is Hie opinion of practically everybody in the racing circle here. She will probably i^o to the post ;m odds-on favourite tomorrow. On handicapping and her performance last week 1 cannot see
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    Latest
    31 1 n DETAINED SI KG Al w ii |)|O Wl I>\ riminal MA *YAN. H "I Ki ins 1 i M II |1 Is 1 1 i buy in I• ilk
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    Kinta Kellas hits baa pa tin: Recovery drops considerably
    378 2 Kinta Kellas hits baa pa tin: Recovery drops considerably By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Saturday. I |£L\TA KELLAS TIN Dredging Co. Ltd. is temporarily going through a bad period and during the last quarter of the last financial year ended on March 31 recoveries declined considerably. j The
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    SLOWER TRADING IN TINS: NO SIGNIFICANT PRICE CHANGE
    213 2 SLOWER TRADING IN TINS: NO SIGNIFICANT PRICE CHANGE ujk I ON DON. Sat. Tin J trading was rather slower than of late thougb prices finally showed no significant change. Trade sources said that alough United Kingdom con- 1 rs showed quite good inI late on Thursday, Con- enquiry yesterday rning
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    Market indices
    26 2 Finan- rk< tndi< :or m vear. week aco. rday s respec- 284 E 433 1 417 u 401.9 R -)-r* o |i;q 1-ij4. 187.3.
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    New exchange rate
    28 2 S rhe Bank of n tched an agreement banks Hong ■.> ew Taiwan dollar rill s in the British H Ko::c d U r I ollars.
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    MARKETS FINISH DRAB AND QUIET WEEK ON DULL NOTE
    134 2 MARKETS FINISH DRAB AND QUIET WEEK ON DULL NOTE LONDON. Sat. The stock markets finished another drab week and extremely quiet fortnightly account on a dull note yesterday. Business was again a1 8 lowebb with buyers continuing t€ adopt a cautious attitude. Giltedged securities were a little brighter in response
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    95 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Gammon 51.62 1 cent), M. Cement S- ;57 f l cent), Robi"son Oicis $1.36 i 1 ceint. sime Darby 7s. 9d. P.-0... s. Times $3.03 (—2 cents), S. Traders 64.05 < 5 cents), I'.K.
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    Japan to restrict imoorts from U.K.
    64 2 TOKYO Sat.— Japans Prime Minister. Mr. Hayato Ikeda and Mr. Eisaku Sato, the Finance Minister, yesterday reportedly agreed to enforce some trade restrictions on imports from Britain and other European countries and South Africa because these countries had imposed severe trade restrictions against Japanese
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    Hong Kong prices
    55 2 HONG KONG. Pri -Closing prices here I xlay were: Previous Today H S. Bank Corporation 5358 :>352 sales sal< Wheelock Marden s:i.so $11.50 sales sales H*kong phone 541.75 541.25 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $36.00 536.25 sales sales T. :koo Dock $64.00 $64.50 sales sales Jardine
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    New U.S. synthetic rubber on sale
    89 2 NEW YORK. Sat.— The first commercial manufacture in the U.S. of u now synthetic rubber was announced yesterday by the 1 Enjay Chemical Company, a division of the Humble Oil and Reiining Company. The new rubber, designated "Enjay Epr" (Ethylene-Propylene Rubber) is now available
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    U.N. action: 'Stop before it's too late' – Welensky
    233 2 U.N. action: 'Stop before it's too late' Welensky SALISBURY (S. Rhodesia), Sat.— Sir Roy Welensky, Rhodesian Federal Prime Minister, last night urged the free world to demand a ceasefire in Katanga "before it is too late." He said: "Stop this violence which has been started by angry and bitter men."
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    Fallout checks
    24 2 LONDON. Sat.— -British atomic energy, medical and* food experts resumed Intensive check- yesterday on radio-active fallout from Russia's current nuclear test series.
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    Quake, tremors
    29 2 NICOSIA. Sat.— Eauh u< im lasimu several seconds were fell in most p^.-s of Cyprus early yesterday. In Jerusalem a light earthquake occurrea I Lasted four minutes.
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    Seato meeting
    28 2 MANILA. Sat. i'.u South-East Asia Treaty Organisation military advisors will meet in Bangkok to consider the Communist threat in the area from Oct. 3 to 5.
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD PRICES
    346 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Sept. 15. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.it. E n i ope a n ports Sept 25 5 16 25 7/16 Oct 25 :> L6 258 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot < > -~>i 25 9/16
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    BERLIN: KENNEDY PLEDGES THE SEEK PEACEFUL SOLUTION BUT REJECTS SUMMIT CALL
    117 2 BERLIN: KENNEDY PLEDGES THE SEEK PEACEFUL SOLUTION BUT REJECTS SUMMIT CALL WASHINGTON, Sat.—President Kennedy yesterday pledged the United States to seek a peaceful solution of the Berlin crisis but rejected i the call of the non-aligned nations for immediate contacts with Mr. Khrushchev, the Soviet Premier. His letter to the
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    Bid on Adenauer's life: Bomb parcel in his mail
    230 2 Bid on Adenauer's life: Bomb parcel in his mail BONN, Saturday. A BOMB parcel sent to West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, has been intercepted by security officials in Bonn, the West German Government announced here I yesterday. The government announce- ment .said the .small parcel, j posted in Munich,
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    Warning No. 171
    30 2 rOKYO, Sai. Rea Ciiins issued 171st. "senous warning,* 1 this] time alle^nifi vida.K n of its air J sp.iLf yesterday by a U.S. tnili-l 1 tarj aircrafi
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    NEVADA A-TEST HAD FORCE OF 'MODERATE EARTHQUAKE'
    205 2 NEVADA A-TEST HAD FORCE OF 'MODERATE EARTHQUAKE' BERKELEY. i California Sat,— The United States underground atomic test in Nevada yesterday had the force of a moderate earthquake, according to seismograph at the University of California hero. Mr. Robert Hamilton, the University's seismologist, said the force oi the explosion was lour
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      495 2 N.Y.K.LINE Spoi p S'-^m P« lang I ETA 3> 11/61), H :J r I Rotterdam n n Oct Settsu Mara p. Said, 6ei i 6'-ti£-\ P::--' .-.t-. l" I I H re 27 29 Sept Atsuta Mara Port Si Beirut, Lattal Famagusta us, Ista B:urg3s. Constanza), Wessa In Port ETD
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      109 2 |Hl> >IR |> 2^ v^ I forslund\ I CRANE ~^^p loading an can b«- ope i t^uck a no if f 'O"' one iHOftH s up 'o 6.60C B slewing ZTCi A v e v. MALAVA <[JA\^KS^> SINGAPORt 5 I REQUIREMENTS i FRAME %i I ZEljj iUN GLASSES x H
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    35 3 Hlgtl R ad beM I ye>g Men con--8.000 »n. em- drawing, g plastic j .>, handI KlwOlk. I asta cus- 5.000 53. 700 Choo. 01. said fi mi the lit< ci to ised for laborm-
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    11 3 A 43- ".orenee ..•quitted being Magison a a iin of
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    Schoolboy who stole bicycle: 'I couldn't control myself
    246 3 Schoolboy who stole bicycle: 'I couldn't control myself SINGAPORE, Saturday. FORM V student of St. Joseph's Afternoon School told a district court here yesterday that he couldn't control himself when he stole a bicycle from the compound of the school a week ago. Chong Khin Leong, 17, pleaded guilty to
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    330 3 SINGAPORE DIARY frjfzg ahafh ™r ,>,x,, SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE (.HAM) -Christmas Fair" a Chnstmas attraction at the Badminton Hall on 1 ,7 s enlisted the support of many charitable-minded men and women, who are now working on the various stalls Just how far have plans progressed? I asked Mrs. Anne
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    FORMER DRIVING TESTER OFF TO U.S. FOR BIBLE COURSE
    95 3 FORMER DRIVING TESTER OFF TO U.S. FOR BIBLE COURSE SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Henry Tan Siak Siang, (above), an ex-driving tester with the Traffic Police, has left for America for a two-year Bible course. Mr. Tan's overseas studies are being sponsored by Mr. Ira Y. Rice Jr. of the Church of
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    Welcome to Singapore
    93 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. A. Barnes, an engineer from Sydney, flew in for a week before going to Darwin. He stays at the Hotel Ambassador. Mr. J. L. Wood, a manager from Melbourne, is here for five days before going to Kuching. He is staying at the Goodwood Hotel. Prof.
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    NEW CEYLON COMMISSIONER
    92 3 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Government of Ceylon has appointed Mr. K. Kanagasunderam, as Commissioner tor Ceylon in Singapore, in succession to Mr. D. C. R. Gunawardene, who retired recently. Mr. Kanagasunderam is at present the Ceylon Ambassador to Indonesia. He will serve as Commissioner here concurrently with his
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    MAN GETS 12 MONTHS: HOUSE BREAKING ATTEMPT
    201 3 MAN GETS 12 MONTHS: HOUSE BREAKING ATTEMPT SINGAPORE, Sat. Two youths were keeping watch on behalf of a friend, Mok Kum Seng, 28, while Mok was tampering with the locks of a watch-shop in a welllit city area at 3.45 a.m. on Aug. 10. But watching all three from behind
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    Water rationing
    44 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Water will be cut off today in Zones one and seven from 2 p.m. to 8 pm. Tomorrow: 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. in Zones two and three, and from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. in Zones five and seven.
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      220 3 500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK You r Free Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page f FUJICA 8 PROJECTOR ZOOM has three outstanding tea- Silent projection, room lamp is automatically turned oil f I tures. anc °ft by built in remote controller. I 1 I
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      103 3 Your Last Opportunity Take full advantage of Esquire's ixlglß UPPERS 86, HIGH ST., S'PORE. TEL: ***** Lp+l I 1 I *OTA*y 1 1 A truly magnificent gold bracelet y] I watch, with precision performance. I The flashing fire of its jewel cut Vif] I crystal matches the quality of its
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      92 3 CAPITOL: Romanoff aua Juliet starnng Peter Ustinov. Sandra Dee. John Gavin. Comedy satire. Technicolor. 1.45. 4. 6.30, 930. CATHAY*: Homicidal siarrin Glenn Corbett. Jean Arless. Horror thriller. 1.30. 4, 6.30. 9.30 GLOBE: The Story of Ruth. Biblical epic. Colour. 1.40. 4. 7. 9.15. LIDO: The Tartars starring Victor Mature, Orson
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      208 3 ODEON: The Bur Gamble Starring Stephen Boyd, Juliette Greco, David Wayne. Adventure. Cinemascope. Colour. 1.30 4. 6.30. 9.30. REX: The Tartars starring Victor Ma lure, Orson Welles, Liana Oriei. Bella Ccrtez. Historical epic. Cinemascope. Teciiiucolor. 1.45. 4.15. 6.45, 9.30. ROXY: The Secret Ways starring Richard Wicimark. Political thriller. 1.45. 4.15.
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    MACHINES CAUSED 85 MISHAPS LAST YEAR
    111 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Factory li-uspectorate of the Labour Department investigated 85 accidents involving machinery last year and appropriate action was taken to safeguard workers from such accidents in future. The annual report of the Labour Department for 1960 stated that a strict vigilance was
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    HE ADMIRES THE WAY CUSTOMS DEAL WITH THE NARCOTICS PROBLEM HERE
    174 4 HE ADMIRES THE WAY CUSTOMS DEAL WITH THE NARCOTICS PROBLEM HERE SINGAPORE, Sat. The Customs Department in Singapore got a bouquet from a visiting Nepalese official for the way its officers handled the complex problem of checking trafficking in narcotics. Mr. Devendra Raj Upadhyay, Director of the Nepalese Customs and
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    37 SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN MATHEMATICAL CONTEST
    128 4 37 SCHOOLS TO TAKE PART IN MATHEMATICAL CONTEST SINGAPORE. Sat. Teams from 27 Federation schools and 10 Singapore schools will take part in the Malayan Mathematical Society's interschool mathematical competition to be held at 12 centres in Singapore and the Federation on Tuesday. In all 92 teams consisting of 276
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    Sea yarn proves true for 25 Greek seam
    353 4 11l d cargo ship SINGAPORE, Saturday. JT IS an old saying among seamen in the East that any sailor who crosses the Equator twice is bound to visit Singapore at least once in his life time. And it proved to be true
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    Gymnasts from Amy, Navy perform for students
    159 4 Pipigy SINGAPORE, Sat. Four Army and Navy men thrilled hundreds of students of the Bukit Panjang Government High School with a two- hour display of gymnastics at the school ground. The four gymnasts were: StafT-Sergeant John PanCOtt, Staff-Sergeant Kenneth Haslam. Leading Seaman James
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      264 4 Young orchid plants, after being thinned, are sealed back iftto flask for more months of protected development, l>ut fi stopper is dipped into the flame of a spirit lamp to ensun This is just one fascinating aspect of a young Singapore iildus orchid exporting, that promises big things for the
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      448 4 Tomorrow's services St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 9 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. St. Teresa's a.m., 8.00 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 11.00 (Kampong Bahru Road): 6.30 a.m.. 12 noon; 6.00 p.m. St. a.m., 8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Our George's (Tanglin barracks) Lady of Lourdes (Ophir Road): 7.15 a.m., 9.30 a.m.; 10.30 a.m.,
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    The search for Rommel's loot
    1082 5  -  TED STOIL iY ONE MAN HAS r. „p TQ MY STE By $84 M. WAR BOOTY VANISHES AT SEA g I Lorenzo Franceschi is a narrow, ei i">t off the waterfront in u noa, stinking of rancid olive md the sea. Hal litter the -utters,
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      75 5 ALLIED BOMBERS OVERHEAD |i A goldfilled watch for every mood, every dress, the [|j Versatile comes with a set of three slip-in strops «n dif- i ferent colours. "A precision timepiece of rare beauty ;[1 and versatility. Rich choice of goldfilled and enamel I case tops. j Sold and serviced
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      174 5 Mluiisingwear /^ZN BTHWI IS NO UNDWWM« MOf uki MUNSINGWEAR /f^j T-SHIRTS V^P^»T have Guarantcoa 'Vill-not-sag" *JWf^'v' VV Nylon-Reinforced Neckband. jL\ 1 1 1 /S^ MEN'S BRIEF V^kW f&0 P^\ have Exclusive HORIZONTAL v&r/ KNIT Stretcn V Seat that Az/\^ I stretches up-and-down with 1 your body movement cs you ■E^^Jtf
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      97 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis r f i AonA "*S./Viat Mi^iKil I Ivno—LETif WETTSACKEC? HER FOOLTSWE MAS A SECRET Vi^^ (V JL^" LOTWAR, PA^KI THE CMRI/tO TH^HOOSE" HEATER TWANJ TME A|e ~m IPT TOMES b y Statl D' ake THE
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
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    Automation: What it will mean
    369 6 Automation: What it will mean "THE advice contain--1 ed in the talk by Mr. Lionel Cresson at a Rotary luncheon could well be timely in the context of *the present pha s e of Singapore 's develop--*****) t Mr. Cresson said it would be in the interest 01 young people
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    A merchant's complaint...
    343 6 A merchant's comp laint 'MY EXPERIENCE DON'T BLAME THE BRITISH MANUFACTURERS; AGENTS HERE ARE REALLY THE PEOPLE WHO ARE ASLEEP ON THE JOB' PROM the amount of space The Free Press and other papers are devoting to the subject, readers might be excused if they came to the conclusion that
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    Dear Sir
    127 6 hfh &Bf«fSiH^B^3 This money shouldn't go abroad' IT IS a matter fur general concern that many of our well-to-do citizens are Niill Investing their money in other countries despite the Government's steps to encourage local investment for ilif development of industry in the State. The fact that we
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    NOW...BIG CITY MAN'S SMALL TOWN GROUSES!
    340 6 NOW... BIG CITY MAN'S SMALL TOWN GROUSES! 'People everywhere are not perfect and shouldn't be taken to task" V^H H correspondent "I "In Visitor" (Free Press Sept. 2) takes for granted thai everybody in Singapore is ungracious and unfriendly just because he's met a few "odd specimens" in the course
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    ONE-MINUTE SERMON
    111 6 Like unto men that wait. Luke xii. 35-b IT is the "alert," not "alarm." that Christ sounds in these verses. He spea&s of a time, not i of fear, but of glad expectancy. The return ui the bridegroom from the wed ding: the return of the nobleman from
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    Cinema adverts: A suggestion
    250 6 4 FEW YEARS ago, you could avoid seeing advertising slides In cinemas if you went m a little later than the advertised screening time. Now. they come on not merely as slides but as live adverts; the latter immediately before commencement of the main attraction when
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    The baila of the Burghers...
    60 6 The baila of the Burghers 4 REPORT The Free -A Press 'Singapore Diary. Sept. 1) described "Baila"' as a dance originating from Ceylon. The word "baila' loosed by Ceylon Portuguese Burgher> to mean '"dance be it a waltz, quick-step, square da! ice, rhumba. cha cha or what have you. The
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    Life is like that
    32 6 Life is like that 11(1 spot > Hllt lh: «t il r N«»n!fi you s :> "Oh i H I trip, t 1 i v H they to Par I■' H I I i
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      885 6 RADIO siNCiArORt. night rhythm; 12 imirinight) j I^^^H^^^^H I I I A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- Signal, news; 1.45 The week- Ln M |,,W"P 1,. ,1 I f^^ 1 I 1 I inaiv; 11.02 String time: 11.30 «nu's sport; 2.00 Movie maga- M2O j^Hj |2l |22 I View point: 11.45 Piano
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    Police band music
    22 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Police Band will piav at the Botanic Gardens from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    300 WILL TAKE PART IN SCHOOL CAMPFIRE
    73 7 300 WILL TAKE PART IN SCHOOL CAMPFIRE |>UKIT TLMAH. Sat,— About J 300 Scouts and Girl Guides will take part in the annual campflre organised by the 11th Scout Group of the Antrlo-Chinese School today at 7.30 p.m. at the school. Among those taking part win be six Girl Guide
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    BEnER THINGS TO COME FROM INDUSTRIALISATION
    228 7 BEnER THINGS TO COME FROM INDUSTRIALISATION Expert isjack to advise development board J»l u Chen, an bS^iE^" BSSSSSSSSSS Professor Cahen. 61, who is head of the Department of Industrial Management and Engineering at the Haifa Institute of Technology Israel, is here with his wife and their 23-year-old daughter, Judith. This
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    They will lead 52 Hawaiians here
    106 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two Hawaiian beauties will lead 51 tourists from Honolulu, who are due here on Monday by Pan American Airways for a four-day visit. They are Miss Stephanie Kwai Chee Loo. >0, the 1961 Narcissus Queen of Hawaii, and Miss Darrah S. H.
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    THREE PASS LCC EXAMINATION WITH DISTINCTION
    69 7 THREE PASS LCC EXAMINATION WITH DISTINCTION QINGAPORE, Sat. Three k? students passed with distinction the Chinese (intermediate stage) part of the London Chamber of Commerce (Spring) examination this year. They are Chan Fook Chuan. Kao Jong Fong and Lim Kim Hua. Ordinary passes: Chan Cheong Yeong, Chew Sen, Choh Gek
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    Buddhist play
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Buddhist Youth Circle will stage the play "Kammavipaka" (Destiny) at the Cultural Centre theatrette. Canning Rise, on Wednesday. Thursday and Friday night.
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    Jakarta dance team may perform here
    159 7 Jakarta dance team may perform here SINGAPORE, Sat.— An Indonesian cultural mission going on a two-week cultural tour of Russia and China hopes to perform in Singapore on their way home. This hope was expressed by Inche L.E. Sumarjo, the leader of the team which passed through here on its
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    TWO NEW PILOT LICENCES GRANTED
    51 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two new licences were granted by the Pilot Board last year, states the Marine Department's 1960 annual report. One licence was withdrawn ion the retirement of the holder. This brought the number of licensed pilots to i 22 at the end of the
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    LATIN AMERICANS AT SEMINAR DID NOT KNOW ASIANS COULD SPEAK ENGLISH'
    147 7 LATIN AMERICANS AT SEMINAR DID NOT KNOW ASIANS COULD SPEAK ENGLISH' SINGAPORE. Sat. —Mr. Goh Soon Hock, a law .studejit lat the Urn t ity of Malaya in Singapon who returnrd after attending a students' .seminar in Hanoi, North Vietnam, said students from i other parts of the world did
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      519 7 French art show SINGAPORE. Sat. An ex- hibition of 40 contemporary French paintings by 10 of the I leading French painters, in- eluding Picasso and Matisse. I will be held at the Singapore Polytechnic from Sept. 21 to 23 '9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily). day when you may find
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    Dwarf shrubs for the garde
    557 8 THEY CAN BE USED FOR A MIXED BOPh OR PLANTED IN A Rp ()F THE MANY dwarf shrubs which are grown in the gardens, the Crossandra and the Plumbago are perhaps among the most useful. They could be used for a mixed border, or planted
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    Hanging table will save you space
    596 8 VOU need room to move in an entrance hall. It's the place where you must be able to struggle into an overcoat without upsetting a vase of flowers, or welcome your friends without tripping over the furniture. As most halls these days are too
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    U.S. college girls create own fashions
    372 9 U.S. college girls create own fashions AFTER EVERY SUMMER HOLIDAY, CDCCU r rxClOti CROP OF II Imm H /ri in PATSY ANNE DAVIDSON REPORTS FROM NEW YORK gVEHY September, when the long summer vacation ends and American college start a new semester, a fresh crop of "campus fashions" is born.
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    22 SALOONS WILL BATTLE FOR C.P. HONOURS: SAAB IN DEBUT
    557 9  - 22 SALOONS WILL BATTLE FOR C.P. HONOURS: SAAB IN DEBUT CHAN CHIN BOCK MOTORING NEWS, VIEWS BY THE average Mr. Motorist of Singapore who doesn't bother unduly whether the Lotus beats the Lola or vice -versa in the Singapore Grand Prix, but is anxious, nevertheless, to know how the average
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    Singapore Grand Prix: Keep yuur eyes open for those little things...
    867 10  - Singapore Grand Prix: Keep yuur eyes open for those little things... G. SUBHAS SPECIAL GRAND PRIX PREVIEW By SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE two main events lor cars and motorcycles in the Singapore Grand Prix will be run over 60 laps, a distance of approxiftiately 178 miles. The first event to be
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    EIGHT ASIANS IN THE S.C.C. INVITATION TEAM
    132 10 EIGHT ASIANS IN THE S.C.C. INVITATION TEAM SINGAPORE, Sat. Eight Asian rugger players are included in the S.C.C. Invitation XV that will be meeting 42 Commandos < Royal Marines) in a friendly game of rugby on the padang on Monday, Sept. 18 at 5.15 p..m. The team selected is: Mohd.
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    State team are firm favourites
    459 10  -  C. CHELLAPPAH By SINGAPORE, Sat. SINGAPORE, after their convincing seven nil victory over Negri Sembilan and their 5-2 win over the Singapore Joint Services, enter the field firm favourites against Johore in the second round match to be played at Kluang tomorrow. Johore is out
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    RACE FINISHES AT PENANG
    115 10 I 2nd. Day, Sept. 13 9 oiflf '^1 CL 5, Div. A <iF. Won by: >. 1, i. Time: lmin. Hi 3/5. 1 CI. 5, Div. 2 6F. Won by: 11. nose, 1. Time: lmln. 17 CL 5, Div. 1 HV. Won by 1 Time: lmin.
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    Wilians to take on Services last big meet the season
    372 11 Wilians to take on Services last big meet the season SINGAPORE, Saturday. letes will be in action for the s season, before they hang up next year, when the Conid< i»| Ihe Civilians at the an- t<> be held at the Fairer nlir this afternoon. The Civilian sprinters, CYciric Montt
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    11 11 st swimming carnival I :.cEmI g their I 3 .mm ing
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    197 11 TEAM DOES NOT REPRESENT PHILIPPINES, SAYS CABLE SINGAPORE. Sat. Th Philippines Amateur Atn lettc Federation announce* yesterday that the Chines basketball team from Maiul: which is competing n South East Asia basketba championship in Singapore i not the Philippines officia entry. This was revealed in cable received from the Lrut
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    567 12 THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES I MALAY MAIL NANYANG I NAN FANG SCRUTINEER TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY I POINTER LMY KWEE LOH MA YU-LOON6 Race 1 10 RISING HIGH 9 NAZAREH 6 SHOWMAN 10 RISING HIGH 9 NAZAREH < SHOWMAN 6 SHOWMAN 9
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    Main race clash: Khampang Phet will run better second time out
    1043 12 Main race clash: Khampang Phet will run better second time out By SCRUTINEER PENANG, Saturday J-lUi Autumn Cup over BJf for Class Four, Division One horses. main attraction al Penang tomorrow, looks like a clash between Khampang Phet and Chanluckter. Both are on the upgrade and both can handle any
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    167 12 COOL ASSURANCE WILL BE HARD TO BEAT TOMORROW RACE 1.11.H1 C'OOL ASSURANCE showed a gUmpse of form on the; flrsl c.L^ when he came with a late ro finish fourth to Jk-Kgan-La Say Du ovei T:. BacJy place ".:■> ;^.e eaily slases he a:d no) gel a clear rue ami]
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    S'pore cagers win
    35 12 GEYLAN'G. Sat. Singapore capers ir.Acie their debut in the South-East A*ia Basketball Championship for the Orient Year Cup v-ith a 35-81 win over Sarawak a*; the Happy World Stadium here iasl night.
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    Thomaszvaer appeals as a good each-way bet
    244 12 I The best bets Scrutineer's best bets: Judge Wise (Race 3): Thomaszvaer (Race 4) and Bistro (Race 5). Likely outsiders: Tufton II (Race 6), Calvados (Race 7), Ellew (Race 8). The going: for tomorrow's races is likely to be yielding. RACE FOUR npHOMASZVAER
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    Moore to defend
    30 12 TOKYO. Sat— Work; feaiherwexght ciiampion Davey Moore will deiend bis title 'for i\\e secona time against Japanese featherweight titlenolder Kazuo i Takayama on Nov. 13 in Tokyo.
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    Game abandoned
    21 12 SCARBOROUGH. Sat. Inc cricket match tiere beuroenl* county Champions Hampshire and rumiensrup Yorksliae was aban- ooneu because of :am.
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    26 12 STOKE-ON-TRENT, Sat Roy GUchrist. ihe West Indies fast bowler, has been banneo. tor f life from playing in the English North Staffordshire Cricket League.
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    27 12 PORTHCAWL. (Wales), Sat.— l v Australia s Peter Thomson led the i d field after the first round of the Dunlop Masters Golf Tournament P
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