The Singapore Free Press, 25 September 1961

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    21 1 KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The Singapore Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    BULLETS in HOTEL RIDDLE
    48 1 igjneer dishes Report \bb tO ponce j Muu. MirI scovcry ol amI a room I hotel in had I he n the ill. red to „ue h< d hi had He one There him this i n g M shy, wife is N Zesting
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    $250 FOR TWO WHO 'NEARLY GAVE UP'
    388 1 SINGAPORE, Mon.— A Free Press reader, who was am— g the If* winners of the puzzle "AY" in July this year, shares the S5OO I>ri/r money in word puzzle "BL" v iih a housewife. He is Mr. Leary Kang of 28. Woodleigh Park.
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    Three killed as air show plane crashes in flames
    146 1 Three killed as air show plane crashes in flames WILMINGTON, Monday. THREE people were killed when a plane with 1 12 aboard crashed in flames and broke in two shortly alter taking oil' at an air show here yesterday. The rest, except one man trapped in the wreckage, were taken
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    Queen off to China
    34 1 MOSCOW. Moa Queen Elirabeth i Belgium. 3.1-year-old n Imother of King Baudoum. a.:,; her daughter, the Couni-ss dc San left Moscow jresterday toi Chin the Soviet news agency Pass reported.
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    RACE CONFERENCE BEGINS: 12 COUNTRIES THERE
    66 1 RACE CONFERENCE BEGINS: 12 COUNTRIES THERE SINGAPORE, Mon.— The second Asian racing conference, held its opening session at the Goodwood Hotel this morning. The pan-Malayan con- vention is being attended by delegates representing 12 countries Australia. Burma. Ceylon. Hong Kong. India, Japan. New Zealand, the Philippines. Sarawak, Thailand. Singapore and
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    'DRASTIC ACTION' THREAT TO THEATRE FIRM
    95 1 'DRASTIC ACTION' THREAT TO THEATRE FIRM SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malayan Theatres branch ot the General Employees Union this morning served a three-day ultimatum on the management to settle all disputes with their 185 employees, or face "drastic action." A union spokesman told The Free Press this morning that the workers
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    Subs in collision
    22 1 TOULON (Francr-. Mon.— Two French submarines collided near here ou*lna ownoeuvrw Inn ixith were able to make port .safely.
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    'Showdown' strike threat by 35,000 in Services
    307 1 'Showdown' strike threat by 35,000 in Services SINGAPORE, Mon. The 35,000 civilian employees of the three Armed Services in Singapore are prei paring for a "showdown" with the employers. j The tour trade unions representing the workers are collecting strike funds and making final arrangements. The unions are the Naval
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    Goes on parole to beat up wife
    51 1 BONN. Mon.— A 28-year-old convict in Cologne was granted two days' parole to oeaJ with "urgent family matters." Xt v/oit nome and beat up his wife £>o badly :hat she uaa to l>e taken to hospital. Then he reporrec. back to prison, police
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    Press gag lifted
    33 1 AMMAN. Mon. King Saud of Sautij Arabia has ordered the removal of Press ceiibonship and has given full freedom to the nation's Press and publications, according to an official statement.
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    'GSA won't upset trade'
    117 1 LONDON. Mon. Discussing generally the tin market and the American stockpile release request. The Financial Times says today it seems practically certain that even if permission were granted the GSA would never make disposals in a way that could undermine the market. Commercial considerations too mu.Nt
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    KATTAN (FIRST ENTRANT FOR CYCLE RACE) DOESN'T OWN A BIKE
    245 1 KATTAN (FIRST ENTRANT FOR CYCLE RACE) DOESN'T OWN A BIKE OINGAPORE. Mon. He does not own a oicycle but Kattan Manoharan, 21. is the first entrant for The Free Press cycle race to be held on Nov. 5. Kattan. who works tor furniture company, will be using his company's bicycle.
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    Latest
    263 1 P.-ÜBBEP PRICL lii iiir i !<• b "l» in i i tlt i* '>'■ ,1- P.; Ib 0 |1 i MALAYAN UK I v, li n A in Hi sHI n s ond Malayan I in- l 1 (i r in I ;ii v rents, m Mm: cents, i
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    Berlin: U.S. will use N-bombs if necessary
    244 1 Berlin: U.S. will use N-bombs if necessary ROBERT KENNEDY WARNS NIKITA IyASHINGTON, Mon.— Attorney General I Robert Kennedy .said last night there was no question that President j Kennedy, his brother, would use nuclear weapons to save the freedom of Berlin if necessary. Mr. Robert Kennedy said during a television
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    BIGGER AND FASTER JETS TO CALL AT SINGAPORE
    240 2  - BIGGER AND FASTER JETS TO CALL AT SINGAPORE CONRAD CHIEW By j>AYA LEBAR, Mun. Bigger and faster airliners are now introduced all the world, and the space of the Far soon be inby these giant monsters as airin this region try the besi in air ets sweeping across with -i
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    'New look' Zoella Lykes to call at Singapore in November
    526 2  - 'New look' Zoella Lykes to call at Singapore in November LIM TIONG WAH Finance, aviation and shipping By SINGAPORE, Monday. THE AMERICAN cargo passenger liner Zoella Lykes (above), due here on Nov. 3, will be the first of the new ships of the Lykes Lines fleet to call at Singapore
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    BIG FALL IN TIN STOCKS FORECAST: U.S. CONSUMPTION UP
    187 2 BIG FALL IN TIN STOCKS FORECAST: U.S. CONSUMPTION UP LONDON. Mi:;. A rational Interpretation o! tin event: requires an up-to-date appraisa] ot the current oalance between supply and ccv.~ sumptlon, Strauss and Company say In their September tin review During the first sis months ol this year, world Mc.k.- fell
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    Ships in port
    80 2 SHIPS lyru atangSNta »r (Hie today at the Singapore Harbour Board wti.irvp^ are: Garrybanli 5, Labuan Hadj fTW Batavia 30, Van Noorl 2! 22, PresWeni Hayes 16, MisakJ Mara in 'i Lykes 27 28, Ava 3, Pulaa KidJ NVT. Tudor 4 5, Uandama I 19, Mara IS,
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    Jap team lost on mountain
    61 2 QUITO I Ecuador I Mon.— A member of the Japanese scientific tourist group from Tokyo's Wasetia University said in a communication from Ambato last night that the rest of the party was lost while scaling Chiniboiazo. The communication bald local mountaineering experts and Red Cross
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    Kidnapped C-Plan man freed: 'I' m worn out'
    228 2 Kidnapped C-Plan man freed: 'I' m worn out' SAIGON, Mon. Mr. Wilfred Stanley Arthur. Australian Colombo plan expert and former RAAF war ace, was in "good shape" last night after three days in Communist hands. Speaking to correspondents by tlephone after his release yesterday, Mr. Arthur said: "I am worn
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    East German police evacuate homes on Berlin border
    213 2 BERLIN, Monday. lIUXDREDS of East German removal men will] :il le;ist 80 lonics yesterday bci^m the biggesl evacuation so far of houses on the Communist side of the East-West Berlin sector border. Police sealed the surrounding area and threw tear gas grenades
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    ANTI-SNAKE BITE SERUM FOR FLOOD AREAS IN BURMA
    127 2 ANTI-SNAKE BITE SERUM FOR FLOOD AREAS IN BURMA RANGOON, Won.— Medical teams arc touring fioodstricken arras here with anti-snake bite scrum to combat the latest menace being; faced by the country's 200.000 flood victims. The month-old floods have forced snakes, many of them poisonous, to flee to hish ground a
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    U.K. WAR ON WATCH SMUGGLERS
    92 2 T ONDON, Mon. Representatives of 8,000 British Jewellers and watchmakers have launched an all-out war on watch smugglers. They issued a warning to the public on the dangers of buying .smuggled watches and mapped out the first stages in a campaign to per- suade the
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    P.I. army visit
    31 2 MANILA. Men. Philippine Arm> Commander Brie. Gen. Alirc(n> N!. .Sa'.i.os v. I.I bead a five-man group on lisit lo Indone.sia and Singapore, d w« announced officially Uere yesterday.
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    Lock icon Optimism over Japan's trade future
    299 2 WASHINGTON Monday MR. Taizo Ishisaka, president of the Economic Organisations of Japan yesterday said that despite Japanese bankers' concern about the imbalance in Japan's trade, he was optimistic about the country's trade future. Mr. Ishisaka told a press conference at the Japanese Embassy in Washington
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    Mobutu troops move towards Katanga as Europeans rush out
    312 2 LEOPOLD VILLE, Monday. fENERAL JOSEPH MOBUTU, the Congolese army chief, ha> sent about 150 troops to Luluabourg 150 miles from Katanga and his closest garrison to the breakaway province by air this weekend. Other troops and armoured cars were reported to
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    KASSEM TO BE TOLD BRITAIN DID NOT AID IRAQ REVOLT
    155 2 KASSEM TO BE TOLD BRITAIN DID NOT AID IRAQ REVOLT LONDON. Mon. Britain regard.^ as groundless and wili deny categorically Iraqi accusations thai Britain has been assisting the rev< I 4 of Kurdish tribesmen In Iraq, It was learned here yesterday. Major-General Abdul Karim Kassem. the Iraqi Prime Minister, told
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    W. INDIES CRISIS TALKS THIS WEEK
    49 2 LONDON. Mon. Top-ie\ orisi> talk.s an > :h< duh^c here this nreek 3n th< t hreatened d lsru A ion tlic Wt-^i tiidies rterati< by Jamaica's shock de< i to secede and ■■^u-.;--.. to ind^pi'ndi iH't Sir Granttey Adams. Prln Hinister of the Federation
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    Volcano erupted
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    Bridge kills 5
    25 2 RUME. >: A iM ,i_i tM built north oi Ron 11 as pa. liar's "Higl ■>: the 6 motorway esu IciUis f i an*
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      384 2 N.Y.K.LINE 1 Rottei 11/11 Set C Rottei m, London, 30 2 Oct YcAoh.-.?- 1 Man c i«, I C >tann 14 IB NOV vvi Man I. Di>boot i A 13 15 Now Av<ab. 9tr\ a■ na, Ist b I Piraeas 10 13 oct Man ttagong s Calcutta 12 v Oct
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    Welcome to Singapore
    63 3 la Isit Paging arri- a n i_onaon, arrived by air yesterday. He is accompanied by his wife and they are at the Orchard Hotel Mr Van Leehwe:.. an engineer, flew in from Holland. He stays a f the Orchard Hotel. Mr. C. O. Turner, a Qantas executive.
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    Red Cross brings cheer to 14 homes, institutions
    162 3 Red Cross brings cheer to 14 homes, institutions SINGAPORE Monday. JHL Singapore Red Cross Society brought mooncake festival cheer to more than 14 homes and institutions in the State during the weekend. This was made possible by the gift of more than 3^oo mooncakes by the management of Southern Hotel.
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    GOVT. RELEASES TANAH MERAH CAMP SITES FOR STUDENTS
    147 3 GOVT. RELEASES TANAH MERAH CAMP SITES FOR STUDENTS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Government has released a number of camp sites at Tanah Merah for students from Singapore schools. Application for these camp sites must be made on forms obtainable from the Land Office, Ground Floor, Government Offices. St. Andrew's Road, Singapore
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    587 3 SINGAPORE DIARY [ALEXANDRA LEE'S A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Monday. "HURRAH, I feel free now," exclaimed a charming miss as she celebrated her coming-of-age. At a 21st. birthday party in her honour held at her Joo Chiat Road home, Miss Josephine Khoo Jin Nee, was probably one
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    Lock icon FAULTLESS MUSICIANSHIP BY VERSATILE SOPRANO
    343 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. HOW happy is the artist of Miss Hammond's calibre. Her house at the "Vie" on Saturday evening was sold out; her audience might almost be considered more as personal friends going to renew their acquaintance with her and her magnificent voice; and she
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      441 3 H ly iwwwww hi i.iirii^uiiii <iiiWCTwywww»iw;wi;.ii,iiii.iiii^i.ii hiijct..^....... 1.. 'a>. ijr? ».-r,.........^ n ir^m kOO MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK I our Free Pj^ess Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page w »^4 tr\ i^r <>h v>»* .-^r PUBLIC WARNING King Size is a trade name* first used
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      327 3 CINEMAS Free Him shows at Hong Toon CAPITOL: Slave oi Liome School. Nee Soon Roaa; Pulau 1.45, 4, 6.30, 9.30. Semakau; Hindu Road; Prin- CATHAY: Very Important cess Elizabeth Estate all Person 1.30, 4. 6.30, 9.30. starting at 7 p.m. GLOBE: Blitz in Britain SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: 1.45, 4. 7,
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    Ava Gardner
    62 5 Ava Gardner I STORY A GAWV I mi;> third Ajmsband was k n itra. She g VLPHA JThis [)>IEGA nd of his rriatfe. stars t*oni come p sick nd en tl /rst Thc\ i >n Nost up- money pin6ss. deling, n <'vciImltted ital me tdoody High price A lite at
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    THE INCIDENT IN THE BULL RING
    500 5  - THE INCIDENT IN THE BULL RING KURT SINGER s searching for something to give her BY PART 2| was paid lor their hapPUiess, they both tried through a series of running battles to make it work But Ava's career was in nigh esteem at that time and Franks was slipping
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      55 5 1 5_ .ESATQRJ ITHUICII I NTeiCVCLU <• soy. tur ___r 1^ ELOOICA 77 M mr, (iTmany HI >: *mq mtISIC. I yLok chords and I V V. w single notes Jf :V C 3...522.00 525 50 can tutor) "M. A. i,i D^ <A^IYAFLEX __-__l '_r J **'<*^^^^V4* p model C
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      579 5 3»4 another f\ hands jhJgjS^j No need for another pair jft|| of hands to do the washing /:tjB#^^^f when you've a new A-v Pv Bendix Cyramatic because J^'_ TI^ tT ff p^^^^^ automatic from start /v N -H^j C r^*^*^^ s Gyramatic J Soaks, washes, rinses, drains and spins m
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      220 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson q cr _*»j__T___i ~^l" »>V ™r*y _^s"^__r ________h*^ w^ i a"^ __-___W_NI-B^_iF y .r t MANDRAKE Lee Falk and Phil Davis CO/UP k/PWPFLLA."! I EXCEPT OKIE PRETTYi^ v I YOU MAVE OWE OP XYUP-fTtL IF YOU RUMIWTO AMY KS; I I KiPVPR
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    Need for a cleaner Singapore
    346 6 Need for a cleaner Singapore I TELLING I PEOPLE r VHK Ministry ol 1 Health's current drive for a cleaYier Singapore is to be welcomed. Everyone in the State should give it his or her full cooperation and support, Singapore has a wputation for being the cleanest city in this
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    Magic Box to fight a deadly killer
    750 6  - Magic Box to fight a deadly killer JOHN HALL THIS SIMPLE TEST MAY DETECT EARLY CANCER-AND SAVE LIVES BY break through in the war against cancer is believed to be within sight. Using an infrared "camera" a research team of three doctors ;it the Mid(l Ivs c x Hospital, London,
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    THIS IS KENNEDY'S TOUGH GENERAL FOR BERLIN
    452 6  - THIS IS KENNEDY'S TOUGH GENERAL FOR BERLIN TERENCE LANCASTER rHERE Will be no mistaking President Kennedy's latest message about Berlin even if it is delivered with a lazy accent of the Deep South. For General Lucius Dubignan Clay, born in the Scarlett d'H.ira state o: Georgia, represents the t >ugh
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    100 YEARS AGO
    115 6 1 00 YEARS AGO The Free Press reported: The Java Courant states that in the beginning of August, information was received at Riow from Retch that a certain Rajah Daud. step-son of the viceroy of Indragiri. aided with men and arms by Pangeran Bade, a Jambi chief of Tungkal, had
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    43 6 A FIVE FOOT Central American snake called Mexican Kate was missing from her home in Cecilroad, Wimbledon. Her owner. 20-year-old Keith Chick, made an appeal to anyone who finds her: "Treat Kate kindly. She's no man -killer, she's quite harmless.
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    Life is like that
    60 6 Life is like that "VV lIAI i, f<ltl <l niotlh-r nguir < I thouuhl id "p 1/ cannui }j lOUQ COWCI telepl I co "In thai membi 4 lr,::v I shouled in, ral nal t,, u lt pn U| ■ededci t., vllt:l J Ibe if n. around blanks u »»en
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      271 6 TODAYS RADIO KADIO SINGAPORE years gone by; 9.00 Tip top CI Bm m tunes: 9.15 A Name to remem- I^'^T ber; 9.30 The news; 9.40 Album MedTumW c Ur ice- ol harmony; 10.00 Music and V,i.tr, the musicians; 10.30 Philosophimutv cal perspective: n.oo Sing It a.m.— 11.00 Programme sum- again;
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      351 6 CLUES ACROSS G Bird from the Rhone, possi- 3 A long walk 111 early spring? 7»White horses, maybe rsl. B IR\\. 9 It'll keep you warm «3>. iS Wiiliam can give us fur <5). 12 One who will interfere (7). iv feplendid source of lager, per- 14 Honorary abbreviation (3i.
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    TEENAGERS WITH A MISSION-TO HELP EAST KNOW WEST
    268 7 TEENAGERS WITH A MISSION -TO HELP EAST KNOW WEST British students who volunteered for service overseas arrive on way to teaching jobs in Papua, Vietnam and Thailand vhri it 4 PAYA LEB AR, Monday. JHRLL teenagers all students who have c atio U n in°S? C ed their *<*<>ndary school
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    SUKIYAKI NIGHT FOR KATONG NEIGHBOURS OF CHINESE YMCA
    73 7 SUKIYAKI NIGHT FOR KATONG NEIGHBOURS OF CHINESE YMCA KATONG. Mon. The Kaiong Neighbours of the Chinese V.M.C.A. will hold a Sukiyuki night" today at 8p m. at the teachers' rest bouse b) Amber Road. The meeting will encourage members *o write and recite poetry. A committee spokesman said .bout 20
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    SPEECH DAY AND EXHIBITION AT SCHOOL
    72 7 ■OINGPAORE. Mon. A j science exhibition, orgaj nised by the Science Society, will be held at Victoria School !on its annual speech clay on i Wednesday. 1 The t hibition is m line I with the Government's policy of encouraging science in schools, Mr.
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    Three pass exam for marine engineers
    159 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. ONLY three out of 10 candidates were successful in the completion oi the second class Marine Engineer's Certificates of Competency examination last year. According to the latest annual report of the Marine Surveys Department, none oi the three candidates lor the completion
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    Police band music
    22 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Police Band will play at the Hong Bahru Community Centre from 7.30 to 8.30 tonight.
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    'Plenty of scope for young men in stocks business'
    245 7 'Plenty of scope for young men in stocks business' PAYA LEBAR, Monday. American tourist, who has been in the slock exchange business for the past 40 years, said here that he was glad to see young people taking a keen interest in it. Mr. C. Howard Sanborn, partner in a
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    Fun fair target is $32,000
    65 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A fun fair has been organised by Christ Church School to raise funds for buying equipment for the schools three new science laboratories. It will be held on Oct. 28 from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. in the school's compound. The principal, the
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    MERGER A SIGNAL TO START MORE AUSTRALIAN FIRMS HERE
    110 7 MERGER A SIGNAL TO START MORE AUSTRALIAN FIRMS HERE SINGAPORE, Mon. Many Australian firms are keen to find markets for their products here and establish branches in Singapore after the State's merger with the Federation This was stated by Mr. M. Jacombe. managing director of a British firm with offices
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    TRAINING COURSE FOR 15 AIRLINE WORKERS
    108 7 TRAINING COURSE FOR 15 AIRLINE WORKERS SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Maurice Holloway, 35, manager of the newly established Pan American Airways training school in Hong Kong, has conducted a two-day special training course for the 15 PA A employees In Singapore. Mr. Holloway said he hoped to conduct regular courses here
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    Couple return from Britain
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    S.H.B. MAN WEDS NURSE IN K.L.
    64 7 S.H.B. MAN WEDS NURSE IN K.L. Mr. and Mrs. Fong Pay Hor who were married at the Church of the Holy Rosary, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Fong is an assistant traffic supervisor of the Singapore Harbour Board. His bride, Miss N* Slew Kuan, .is a nurse at the Institute of Health,
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    Optician's call: Form an association
    200 7 Optician's call: Form an association SINGAPORE. Mon. LEADING optician, Mr. Leow Hock Ilin, is trying to form nn organised association of u\\ in the profession in Singapore to protect the spectacle-wearing public from incompetent "quacks. Mr. Leow told The Free Press that in Singapore and the Federation there were all
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    HE'S JEALOUS, SO SHE HAS DULL TIME AT COLLEGE
    1180 8 HE'S JEALOUS, SO SHE HAS DULL TIME AT COLLEGE Lonely freshie is afraid to take part in any social activity Dear Anne, There is a good deal ot social activity at the University of Malaya in Singapore where I am a firstyear student. But I have not attempted to join
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    TRAVEL SICKNESS
    603 8 Touring ca be fui for all th family you set abou it properly: Here are don'ts for the journe 0 Doctor says gss iibi mumimt ■■■■■mrnimiH'ii.H.aa THERE are few sensations that are more unpleasant or demoralising than those of travel sickness. Holidays abroad, week-end excursions to the coast
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    Girl, 20,invited to all-night party gets a parental 'No'
    261 8 Girl, 20,invited to all-night party gets a parental 'No' Dear Anne, What is your opinion mi thi S > i< .a great deal of argument at horn/ s Cai I am 20 and have been invited v party at a friend's house. Ul an all-, My parents object strong anr
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      Lock icon 'Elephant Boy' and 'Tarzan' keen to return to acting
      430 9  - 'Elephant Boy' and 'Tarzan' keen to return to acting RICK DU BROW by 1 II THE MOVIES greatest jungle heroes Sabu and < larzan) eissmuller have become modern-day i Bat they re both trying to get back into films. •Mar-old onetime "Elephant boy," runs a maple fiir- \an .\iiys, a
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      388 9 ROUND THE -CLOCK guards were stationed in the hotel corridors outside Elvis Presley's rooms to insure his rest during location filming of "Blue Hawaii," Hal Wallis production for Paramount release starring Presley. Joan Blackman and Nancy Walters. It was anything but a lonely vigil for the guards. Among the Elvis
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      251 9 i CONFESSIONS OF A I STORY-TELLER by Paul Gallico (Michael Joseph. 215.). PAUL Gallico. author of FLOWERS FOR MRS. HARRIS, MRS. HARRIS GOES TO NEW YORK, TO O MANY GHOSTS, LOVE OF SEVEN DOLLS and many other famous books, presents in his latest book, CONFESSIONS OF
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      General Knowledge Quiz
      206 9 General Knowledge Quiz TJERE are the questions for i A this week's general knowledge quiz: 1. What is the maximum penalty in Singapore for organising or promoting fishfighting? 2. In World War Two. Rommel led the African campaign for Britain. True or false? 3. Which country in the world is
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      TRAGIC SECRET OF A VILLA
      110 9 AMONG THE CEDARS by Dorothy Wright <Pan $1.25 >: Shuttled between her divorced parents. Anna Lancing lives in a world oi planes and hotels. luxury and boredom. LoneliM* ss turns to despair when an Italian villa gives us its tragic secret. CAST OF CHARACTERS by
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      376 9 JHford Puzzle 'BL' solution m S BL BL 2 BL 3 BL 4 BL 5 BL 6 JQGES' COMMENTS ON MOST APT ANSWERS 10 A time enioved a visit to an old be reluctant to REPLY to any J the doubtful whether he would imake cn J?> l few pople
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    Cricket Club rugby team aim to maintain last season's fine record
    496 10 Cricket Club rugby team aim to maintain last season's fine record SINGAPORE, Monday. gLEVEX victories in 15 outings with one match drawn that was the proud record of the Singapore Cricket Club's rugby XV last season. And the Club, with the addition of several newcomers this year are determined to
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    CALDWELL DEFENDS HIS TITLE AGAINST HALIMI
    262 10  - CALDWELL DEFENDS HIS TITLE AGAINST HALIMI C. WHITING By iONDON, Mon. Promoter Jark Solomons, .shy violet oj the ooxmu trade, confessed utter a fortnight >>: cautious hedging that Belfast's John Caldwell is n> defend his Europeantype world bantamweight titl< against ex-champion Alpoonse Halimi. of Franci at Wembley Pool O U>bt
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    AUPE FESTIVAL INCLUDES SWIMMING MEET
    199 10 AUPE FESTIVAL INCLUDES SWIMMING MEET gINGAPORE, Mon. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will hold a sports festival from October 8 to 15. Members will compete in football, sepak raga. table tennis. netball. billiards, swimming and athletics The grand 'finale' will be the athletics meet to be held at the
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    ONE-DAY GAMES MAY BE WINNING CRICKET PLAN
    286 10 ONE-DAY GAMES MAY BE WINNING CRICKET PLAN T ONDON, Mon. One-day Ld county cricket matches revolutionary maybe, but such games are likely to be played in 1963 and count towards the championship, I writes Peter Moss. Cricket administrators are in the mood for experiment, but this is the earliest possible
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    Malayan prisons team to field 7 internationals against President's side
    139 10 Malayan prisons team to field 7 internationals against President's side SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Federation of Malaya Prisons football team is scheduled to play a game against the Singapore Government Services Football Association's President's XI here in October 26. The team will include seven Malayan internationals. The Prisons team also includes
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    Weightlifting
    15 10 VIENNA, Mon. Next year's world weight-lifUug championships wiU be held in the United: States.
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    TABLE TENNIS FINALS TOMORROW
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    Johore captures another SACA 'century' title in fine style
    297 10 PASIR PANJANG, Monday. months ago, 20-year-old Johar Ahmad won the 100-miles race by two miles. Yesterday he did it again— but only for three-quarters of a mile. This happened at the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's 100 kilometres massed-start held here over
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    FEAF meet Rest in rugby trial at Changi
    139 10 FEAF meet Rest in rugby trial at Changi CHANGI, Mon. Far E..' A:: Force Rugby Union will ho a F.E.AP versus the Rest tili at RAF Seietar on Monday 5.00 p.m. to select the v- .<ir represent RAF Singapore ;> the touring Cercie Sportil Si i oats of Viernam on
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    Monks boys win
    40 10 BRAS BASAH. Mon.— ln the semi-final of the inter-school City District rugby championship, Monk's Hill beat St. Joseph Institution by 16 points (two penalties, two goals) to 11 (two penalties, goal) on the SJI ground here yesterday.
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    Fight contract
    28 10 BOSTON. \Ton. W«M tltV weight champion Floyd Pattersoi signed a contract to defend r»title against Tom McNrrl. <■■ Massachusetts. The tielit is >• tatlvely set tor Boston No\
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    Annual Malay tennis tournament
    4 10 Annual Malay tennis tournament
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    RACE FINISHES AT BUKIT TIMA
    139 10 Ist day, Sept. 23 <irt t: co 1 «»7h^ 3-year-olds Div. I— f.F. Wen by: IN, 3, 1 Time: lm 14 o/5s Cl. 2. Div. 3— GF. Won by: 1 neck. 2 Time: lm 14 l/fc. Cl. 2. Div 2—l Mile. Won by: Ktse, V
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    606 11  -  CHUCM ROORIGUES Kallang ;> Monday and not so happy— day for the y family at the Singapore Karting 1 1 held here yesterday. Morris and his sona Jonn and Barry Dnrsett. J. Aylinor and R. Gunning' t > take nine wins and two second tarts in the meet, taking
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    EASY ROUNDS FOR BORNEO MOTORS AND THE 'POPMEN'
    146 11 EASY ROUNDS FOR BORNEO MOTORS AND THE 'POPMEN' SIXGAPOPwE. Mon.— Borneo Motors and Frasor and > Neave scored easy first round Wins to move into the >econd j round of the Singapore Commercial Houses' Badminton Championships yesterday. Borneo Motors, aided by Omar Ibrahim's very comfortable victories In the single* «mv
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    555 11  - Son is near tears as Malacca shock S' pore with 5-4 victory in Malaya Cup match Charlie Chellappah by Jalan Besar, Monday SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association president, Mr. Soli Ghee Soon, due to leave for the FIFA conference in London tomorrow, was near tears after Malacca's shock victory over Singapore
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    227 11 THE DRAW FOR RSGC CAPTAIN'S PRIZE GOLF STARTING TODAY TOHOMSON, Mon. The draw for the Royal Singapore Golf Ciuas annual i 8 holes isiableforo i competition for the women's Captain's Prize being playeu over liie S;me Road links beginning «v 2.00 p.m. today v ill be. Firsi Tet>: 2.0 Up.m.
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    20 11 ATHENS, Mon— Poland beat Greece by 125 points to 85 in a three-day athletics match which ended yesterday.
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    G-MEN'S JUNIOR SEMI-FINALS ON WEDNESDAY
    58 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The semi- finals of the Singapore Gov vernment Services Football Association's Junior Cup competition will be played on Wednesday, Sept. 27 at Jalan Besar Stadium. At 5.15 p.m. Customs will meet City Health and at 6.30 p.m. Marines 'B' will meet Meter Readers.
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    Karters off to a Le Mans start
    55 12 The karts off to a Le Mans start for Race 19 at the Karting Club of Singapore's second Kallang Meet yesterday. In this 4.1-6 horsepower event, the winner was L. S. Pang (No. 23), who drove an Americanbuilt kart. powered by a Lauson
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    Is du Vent's spectacular victory is day's highlight
    820 12  - Is du Vent' s spectacular victory is day's highlight Scrutineer reviews Saturday's races THE first day of the Singapore Gold Cup meeting at Bukit Tiniah last Saturday was highlighted by Fils dv Vent's spectacular upset in the Stewards' Cup. main sprint of the afternoon, and the successful debut of trainer
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    Thumbs up for karting... down for Cup final SPORTLIGHT
    523 12  - Thumbs up for karting... down for Cup final SPORTLIGHT Ken Jallehs The gamble paid o££ CINGAPORE'S motor racing fans gave karting the thumbs up signal by turning up in force at the Singapore Karting Club's make or break meet on the old airport tarmac at Kallang yesterday. Up to Saturday
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    SCC WHIP THE SIGNALS IN 'FRIENDLY' RUGBY
    147 12 SCC WHIP THE SIGNALS IN 'FRIENDLY' RUGBY SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Cricket Club outplayed Rovnl Signals by 31 points (five goals, two tne.o to three (penalty* in v friendly ru^er match played on the padang here on Saturday. sec dictated play almos*. throughout, and could have won by a much bigger
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    48 12 BERLIN. (Eastern Sector), Mo::. The British authorities have refused to give the president and genera] secretary of 'he East German Football Association entry visas to attend the forthcoming Congress ol the International Football Association tFIFA* in London, the East German news agency ADN has stated.
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    146 12 PLAYED WITHOUT PERMISSION: SNEAD FINED AND SUSPENDED PORTLAND (Oregon. Mon. I The Professional Golfers Association last night announced it has fined six of its playing members including Sam Snead $1,500 and suspended them for six months for playing in a Cincinnati Pro-Amateur tournament without permission. The action was taken because
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    43 12 VIENNA. Mon. Ircneu^ Pallnski of the Soviet Union won the middle heavy weight title at the world weight lifting championship.-. Louis Martin of Britain won the silver and Arkady! Voro- biev of the Soviet Union won the bronze medal.
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    320 12 YESTERDAYS GOLF RESULTS rpHOMSON. Mon. Mrs. 1 W. C. Goss and C. H. Fell, with a score of one up, won the Royal Singapore Golf Club's nine holes mixed foursomes (bogey) competition plaj'ed over the Sime Road golf course here yesterday. Th?
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    SGT. PALMER IS 'KIWIS' RUGBY SEC.
    57 12 SGT. PALMER IS 'KIWIS' RUGBY SEC. nPENGAH, Mon. Sergeant R. H. Palmer is now secretary of the 75 Squadron RNZAP Rugby Club. Ail Singapore rugby clubs fashIng games with trie Squadron or require any information should contact S»t. Palmer (Tel. *****, Extension 43 (2 rin<?s>. Tne 75 Squadron firat team
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    87 12 JOLLILADS AND SHBRC FOR ANNUAL CUPTIE SINGAPORE, Mon.— The annual football match between Singapore Harbour Board Recreation Club and Jollilads Athletic Union for the late Mr. Govindasamy Memorial Cup will be played at Bukit Chermin on Oct .8. The holders of the Cup are SH^.iC who beat JollilacLs 2-1 last
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    319 12  - DANIEL-TRAINED HORSES IMPRESS IN TRACK TRIALS SCRUTINEER By BUKIT TIMAH, Mon. Trainer Keith Daniels' horses dominated this morning's gallops. Outstanding among them were Tromp. Paths of Wisdom and Little Richard. Tromp. ridden by Mitchell., showed striking form when he drew away from stablemate No Kidding at the end of 3f.
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