The Singapore Free Press, 9 October 1961

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    22 1 T0 KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1961 15 CENTS.
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    MAN-in-the-SEA DRAMA
    109 1  -  PETER LOKE Liner in vain search for four hours 5. {SGAPORE, Mon. (irama of our midse h tor a inssing member of :H m of the liner i Mitral has revealed m i the -hip arii «it yi>terday i Hong Kong. who c purser's < ice, s feared
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    MARGARETS BABY
    59 1 MARGARETS BABY c Today. The Free Press :eits, in a special extra feature, the story of how Priiicess Margaret is preparing jor the arrival of the baby she icants so much. The article, by Given Robyns in P. 4 gives many ultimate details including the names chosen for the child
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    CULTURAL TEAM TO VISIT MALAYA-BORNEO TERRITORIES TO ORGANISE FESTIVAL
    26 1 MR. RAJARATNAM AND MR. LEE SIOW MONG. PERMANENT SECRETARY TO THE MINISTRY OF CULTURE. AT THE SITE.
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    Price fixing-urgent problem for Tin Council meet today
    295 1 Price fixing-urgent problem for Tin Council meet today LONDON, Monday. yilK fixing of a new floor and ceiling prices under the International Tin Agreement is expected lo be one of the main items on the agenda at the meeting of the International Tin Council which opens here today, says The
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    Bomb plot arrest
    40 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Detectives have arrested a 32-year-old electrician for alleged complicity In a crude bomb explosion in a crowded Delhi street on Sept. 29, live minutes after the Prime Minister, Mr. Nerhu, had passed that way.
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    Tokyo quake
    24 1 TOKYO Moii. A jarring earthquake shook this city at 12.10 am today There was no immediate report of any casualty or damage.
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    Big show planned for theatre opening
    184 1 Big show planned for theatre opening SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Ministry of Culture is organising a mammoth South-East Asian cultural festival to mark the official opening of the National Theatre early in 1963. A Singapore cultural delegation will visit MalayaBorneo territories to prepare the ground for the festival and introduce the
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    PASTOR DIES ON VISIT TO PARISHIONERS
    92 1 PASTOR DIES ON VISIT TO PARISHIONERS SINGAPORE, Mon. The Rev. Abraham Daniel 56, collapsed and died ye&U day while visiting sick men. bers of his parish. His body will lie in state in his church, Our Saviour's, Prince Charles Crescent, off Alexandra Road. A special service will be held at
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    Plane burns out
    36 1 GIBRALTAR. Mon.-Some 70 Bntish iiolidaymakers mostly from Manchester are reported safe alter watching their DC-4 Skymaster catch fire and burn out within five minutes while it was refuelling at Malaga, southern Spain yesterday.
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    33 doctors America in today
    167 1 33 doctors America in today SINGAPORE, M o n.— A group of 33 doctors and their wives from the United States division of the International College of Surgeons, led by Prof. G. Thompson, will fly in this afternoon from Manila. The doctors are travelling round the world on a postgraduate
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    TWO FROM JOHORE AMONG QUIZ WINNERS
    126 1 TWO FROM JOHORE AMONG QUIZ WINNERS SINGAPORE, Mon. Two federation entrants were among: the nine readers who share the $300 in The Free Press word puzzle "BN." Each will receive $55.55. The Federation winners, both from Johore, are Mr. Johnnie Chai. of 5, Lorong 3. Senai; and Che Rahman Yahya.
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    Plea to leaders
    36 1 NAIROBI, Mon.— The Governor of Kenya, Sir Patrick Renison, last night broadcast an appeal to the country's quarrelling Atrican leaders to work for unity, declaring: "Let us change course before we are shipwrecked."
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    Train derailed
    27 1 SAIGON, Mon. Four persons were killed and 18 wounded when Communist saboteurs derailed a Saigon-Hue tiaixi eariy on Saturday, the Vietnam Press newsagency reported yesterday.
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    800 die in floods
    27 1 PATNA (North-Eiuit India,), Mon. About 800 peopie died in the floods, storms and torrential rains that swept Bihar Stale in tne past week.
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    JOHORE RANGER SHOT IN HUNT: POLICE INQUIRY
    133 1 JOHORE, Mon.— Police here are investigating the death of a Johore Game Ranger, Inche Murad bin Mohamed Tahir, 39, who was shot dead in a forest 40 miles from Muar. Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir, the State Under-aecretary, who is the brother
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    ONLY 500 CAN ENTER CYCLE RACE: THEN LIST WILL CLOSE
    219 1 ONLY 500 CAN ENTER CYCLE RACE: THEN LIST WILL CLOSE SINGAPORE, Mon.— Entries for The Free Press Cycle Race on Nov. 5 are pouring in much faster than last year. They have already passed the 250 mark. This is more than hail the number allowed to race on the big
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    2,000 on strike
    45 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. About 2.000 ligntermen working in the Outer Roa&s and Singapore Rivev. who are members of me Singapore Transport Vessel Workers' Association, started a 24 -hour strike from midnight following a ueaulock in negotiations for more pay and improved working conditions.
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    6 'missing' fishermen are in Indonesia
    170 1 6 'missing' fishermen are in Indonesia LETTER TELLS OF BOAT RESCUE TTVALA SELANGOR, Mon. Six fishermen who went fishing in the Malacca Straits 12 days ago from Sungei Buloh, eight miles from here, are now in Indonesia, according to a letter received by a relative of one of them. The
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    Menon 'doing well' after operation
    64 1 NEW YORK. Mon.— Tne In- man Defence Minisiei. Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon. wa.-. yesterday reported "oolUfi vciy well" and to have icceivto visitors iti hospital here. Di. Leon Caviaoff,. wno operated on Mi. Mcnon oo Saturday for a blood clot betuocu tbe skull and
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      PENANG WEIGHTS
      134 1 lour n ii i iu iur MTond day Pena n g Iwf Club Octofe i mi, on \\>drn>;i i F)i\ I—<>l Ki. ||< C.ni.i' Quo v.>-> Lit. »':r 'I «>^;. i fcjnos B j IH el j life It S4, I r Shu .n IA (1 (1 Impml
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      MALAYAN, HK FUNDS
      44 1 Is! vi ji v a*i I und buj ItfaJ 13 an f and Uuj in. 1 1: I- and iu\ ins Ween,<- Kd H««: X ng I mid !».i Kong Pond buying *T HK cent* s Ilittfi 93 HK w its
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      RUBBER PRICE UP
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
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      OFFICER CHARGED
      57 1 here *M "I legations im uli in Psi>i <i\ rv. v. rij (n it ;i:» EtAI 11 tn r imported dinU ii 1 !IL lit !<• I.. i! in 1 -<• mtft rlifii j« has in t iin«l Mi i t»'\' i pilot "t II fl, <<• »>-■
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    Finance, aviation and shipping
    517 2  -  LIM TION G WAH New X.X.X. cargo ship to call at Spore during maiden trip By SINCAPORE, Monday. THE JAPANESE 11,900-ton cargo vessel Florida Maru Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha Line's latest vessel is due here on Oct. 19 on her maiden voyage. Delivered recently from the Kawasaki
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    K.L.M. PLANS PURE JETS FOR ITS FAR EAST SERVICES
    414 2  - K.L.M. PLANS PURE JETS FOR ITS FAR EAST SERVICES CONRAD CHIEW By DAYA LEBAR, Man.— Beginning next month, X.L.M. (Royal Dutch Airlines) will use only Douglas DC-8 pure jets on all its Far Eastern services, including that terminating at Singapore Airport, every Wednesday. This was revealed by Mr. A. A.
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    Technical adviser
    34 2 JAKARTA. Mon. A British engineer Mr. Alexander NeiLson. nas arrived in Indonesia for a fwo-vear as.<=i?nment as technical advL-er for the nation's small industries. He is a United Nation* -pecial technical adviser.
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    Ford pay talks resumed
    70 2 DETROIT, Mon. Top level negotiations to try to end the nation-wide strike at the Ford Motor Company were resumed yesterday. The strike, which has brought out 120,000 workers, began last Tuesday. Officials of the Auto Workers Union have said the strike will not be called off
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    Ships in port
    70 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Hahour Board Wharves or expected today are: Miryu Muru 40/41, Thorscapt- 29 MO. S«ar Areturus 3.'i '3»">. Vanld 4 ">. Myrmidon 6A, Serudom NW.3, Selaraat WW. 5, Sambus C 1 '22. Sdkie Lloyd I s Tong Wee 18. Salaette 10/11. Laura Maersk
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    PARIS TALKS OPEN TOMORROW ON UK BID TO JOIN COMMON MART
    215 2 PARIS TALKS OPEN TOMORROW ON UK BID TO JOIN COMMON MART PARIS, Mon.— Britain and "The Six' meet over the conference table here tomorrow to discuss in a spirit of caution Britain's application to join the common market. The meeting is a prelude to i'orn:al negotiations oue to open tn
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    Big 'Peace Corps' project for Malaya
    229 2 Big 'Peace Corps' project for Malaya WASHINGTON, Mon.— A Peace Corps project for the Federation of Malaya was announced here yesterday by Mr. Sargent Shriver, the corps director. The new project provides for volunteers to begin working in Malaya early next year in health, education, and rural development. Some 40
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    'Syria wants more made-in-Moscow arms, spare parts'
    254 2 'Syria wants more made-in-Moscow arms, spare parts' TEL AVIV, Monday. JJLPOH'IS reaching here say the Syrian regime expects Russia to "supply it with more arms and spare parts, following Moscow's diplomatic recognition. The reports add that the" Syrian leaders are parti- i cularly interested in Soviet! arms supplies as their
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    BLAST IN PLANE EVACUATING BRITISH TROOPS
    99 2 BLAST IN PLANE EVACUATING BRITISH TROOPS BAHRAIN, Mon. A British military spokesman yesterday revealed that an explosion occurred on board a British Beverley aircraft at Muharraq Airport on Saturday night, but no one was injured. The plane was one of a fleet being used to evacuate British troops from Kuwait.
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    U.S. barter policy
    19 2 WASHINGTON, Moll. The Agriculture Department has disclosed it was announcing a revised U.S. barter programme soon.
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    29 DIE IN HINDU-MUSLIM RIOTS
    78 2 jtJEERUT, Mon.— At least j 1 29 people have died and about 100 have been injured in riots between Hindus {aid Muslims in the North Indian towns of Aligarh, Chanda'js: and Meerut this week. Police arrested 42:> people in Chandausi and Meerut yesterday, bringing the
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    MACMILLAN EXPECTED TO MAKE BIG CHANGES
    196 2 MACMILLAN EXPECTED TO MAKE BIG CHANGES LONDON. Mon.— The British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Macmillan. is expected to announce important changes in the government. S including some at cabinet level, before the Conservative Party conference which opens at the South Coast resort of Brighton on Wednesday, political observers here said
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    Lock icon Steady drop in Sino-British trade
    297 2 LONDON Monday ORITAIN'S trade with 13 Communist China, suffering from the internal difficulties on the Chinese mainland, shows a steady decline, according to the latest bulletin of the China Association, which represents all major British firms doing business with China. The report puts British exports
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    Berlin: The Western Foreign Ministers may meet to plan talks with Russia
    460 2 Berlin: The Western Foreign Ministers may meet to plan talks with Russia WASHINGTON. M o n. A Western Foreign Ministers' meeting may be the next development in the continuing Berlin crisis, diplomatic sources said here yesterday. It is likely, the sources added, that plans for it will be made at
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    'CANCER ANONYMOUS' FOUNDER HESSION IS DEAD
    195 2 'CANCER ANONYMOUS' FOUNDER HESSION IS DEAD JONDON, Mon— The Rev. Brian Hesslon, 54. founder and organiser of "Cancer Anonymous." died in a London hospital last Thursday, it was announced yesterday. He underwent four major cancer operations in his life and onee seven years ago in America— was given only three
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    N-test No. 19 in atmosphere
    42 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. KoKta conducted her 19th nuclear shot of the current series early today the Atomic Energy CommLsMon announced. The announcement said it was another atmosphere test, in the Arctic region of the vicinity of Noveyz Zemlya.
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    Beer record
    14 2 MUNICH. Mi-:. 682.000 gallons oi bo during Munich* October lea hi night.
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    TUN RAZAK HAS A DAY OF GOLD
    82 2 •TOKYO, Mon. Tun Abdul I Razak. Malaya's E>eputy Prime Minister, spent yesterday playing golf at Hakone. a lakeside hot spring resort 60 miles west of Tokyo. He started out early in the morning and finished this evening in a foursome that included members
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    Sub-nuclear bomb' attack on S'pore in war games: Half a platoon is 'wiped out'
    594 3  -  HAROLD SOH Officer Commanding, Singapore Base District, Major- < Harris, walked into a sham battle at Bedok here dmkend and was told that a "sub-nuclear bomb" had blasted By SINGAPORE, Monday. lamage?" raJ Major I <
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    No-water zones
    11 3 Zones --Vithout f; 1 Pm. to 8 will be
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    Firm hold party
    17 3 5s- "&s— I Sooth-East cocktail to l onr.^ cck end to l -^-i Street.
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    Joey Adams show comes to town next week
    243 3 SPORE, Mon. THE Joey Adams vaudeville show, now 1 touring Asia under President Kennedys cultural exchange programme, comes to town on Oct. 19. On U.N. Children's Day— Oct. 23— the team will give a free matinee sjiow to underprivileged children and youth
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    677 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S A COLUMN ABOUT I PEOPLE 1 WHO MAKE NEWSJ SINGAPORE, Monday. ]yjISS LOLABELLE WONG first played a piano solo at the age of six in the Singapore Children's Orchestra and her obvious talent pleased the music critics. Time passed, and after a brilliant record overseas, she
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    TEAM SPIRIT IS THE KEY TO WILHELMSEN SUCCESS, SAYS ENVOY
    703 3 TEAM SPIRIT IS THE KEY TO WILHELMSEN SUCCESS, SA YS ENVOY OINGAPORE, Mon. The Honorary Con-sul-General of Norway in Singapore, Mr. S.C. Friis-Lund, aad the Norwegian Port Chaplain here, the Rev. Tor Mo, have issued statements in connection with the centenary of Messrs. Wilh. Wilhelmsen. Mr. Friis-Lund says: I am
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    Welcome to Singapore
    106 3 Dato Mustapha, member of the Legislative Assembly, British North Borneo, is here for a short stay. He is staying at Prince's Hotel Garni. Mr. Donald Stevens, editor of The Saba Times. British North Borneo, is also here on a short visit. He Is staying at Prince's Hotel
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      17 3 Your Free-Press Worjj Mizzle contest entry form is on the lack page 'tW^M a a ft *ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*ft*&'*ft*'ft*
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      196 3 A supplement to mark the centenary of Messrs. Wilhelmsen appears in Pares 7 to 12 of The Free Press today. KEEP THEM WARM HEALTHY WITH,.. 4**~^^ 'POLAR THERM" /^V^t\ -TA*}^^ INSULATED tj£z£2£\ yySLp 1 UNDERWEAR y^/vV[^\|i\ Knit of Heavyweight Cotton XjD^r I I"."/ Freely washable fSf it Unusual construction creates
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      330 3 CINEMAS METHODIST CHURCH: CAPITOL: The Naked Edge Combined meeting of pastors 1 45 4 630 930 and lay workers with Dr. Tracey CATHAY:' Can Can 1.45, 6, X Jones Jr., at Wesley Church, oie Fort Canning Road, 8 pjn. GLOBE: Youle Never Too SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Younff 145 4 7
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    MARGARET WAITS IMPATIENTLY FOR THE BABY SHE WANTS SO MUCH
    1191 4  - MARGARET WAITS IMPATIENTLY FOR THE BABY SHE WANTS SO MUCH CWEN ROBYNS by ITVERY morning Princess Margaret crosses off another day on the small blue leather calendar on her desk One day nearer the arrival of the baby she wants so much. She makes no secret that a baby is
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    THE PRINCESS IS THRILLED ABOUT BEING A MOTHER
    604 4 doctor. He doesn't believe in too much exercise but advises a few ante-natal ones to help the patient to relax. As one of his mothers explained to me: "You feel he never leaves you and understands exactly how you feel. All his
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    MARGARET BAD IN LONDON TO PREPARE ARRIVAL OF HER CHILD
    107 4 MARGARET BAD IN LONDON TO PREPARE ARRIVAL OF HER CHILD LONDON, Moi..__ J Margaret husband. Lord s'J arrived bark In IW the weekend f^,Scottish holiday «J for the arrival o| feH baby. expected at the] of this month or txS They traveled special compam attached to express from Aberoet large
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      291 4 LOCAL BOOKS ■LOCAL SCHOOLS ■W \f r%k ml oW of of %mr\J uWlaw MALAYAN CHINESE COURSE ENGLISH WORKBOOKS This series is the most modern by approach to Chinese Teaching RONALD RIDOUT ever published in Malaya. Teachers everywhere have A Chinese course tor non-Chinese schools. proved the excellence Of these Speech
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      131 4 STEREO r— Jmi "HOMF" 111 Fully stereophonic, 11 -valve tor 2 channels AM/SW *< and a 4-speed record player which plays both monoptc" and stereophonic. Twin 8" speaker and 2 Tweeters C" pair for each channel. Smart cabinet finished in dustprof I J\^ List Price- $555/* Jfeck CA<c*s I Head
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    They cheat and kill to 'feed' 29 million dope addicts
    985 5  - They cheat and kill to 'feed' 29 million dope addicts 'Insp. Paul Dumard' m in the Balkans, the Middle fjt ,3 the Far east-China, ri 5 ibnd ««<• Burma partillrlv i"eg^» PWy fields ar S&d ?o produce 12,000 tons of opium needed all over the world annually. Of this huge
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      30 5 Anofher Bargain of VIENNA" ill 3 is •v 4 2012 r_-cund,ng!y r«a wen 3 r hnehml German. V| f«A MUSIC HOUSE mV B"«« R,od. y MI -<- O«- M Th Wle)
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      137 5 RIP KIRBY by John prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake --r^~rF% CHEERFUL! pV^^TB£L\AGER' CONTe-^T TV»£VKE^^H|B|^B«[ ENTER? OH /^gO EVE/ I fr^^ /^PINAMOOPFORAGRANgJ RUNNING. AND SHORTY AND PBRDRt mmW^^m^KZ^^^''^ rr^~^ *^ZS >*. three biluon people .i!!jtl|i|ii| jijiljjili' <T~~J^V >
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    Tourism—a success story
    359 6 Tourism a success story TELLING THE PEOPLE ALL indications are A that 1961 will be a record year for tourism in Singapore welcome news, indeed. In the first nine months of the year it is unofficially estimated that 200,000 tourists came to the State only 30,000 short of the figure
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    NO DOUBT ABOUT IT....CUBA HAS GONE COMMUNIST
    1217 6  - NO DOUBT ABOUT IT....CUBA HAS GONE COMMUNIST JOHN BAKER WHITE SAYS In the Free Press special feature series just concluded. Fidel Castro, the architect of the Cuban revolution, declared vehemently: "I'm not a dictator and I am not a Communist Now here is another view, by an impartial observer CASTRO
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    100 YEARS AGO
    129 6 The Free Press reported: The quarrel between the two hoeys which recommenced last week has continued during the present week. A few cases of assault have occurred accompanied with loss of property. On Sunday morning as Khu Sang, a petty shop-keeper, was returning with goods that he
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    55 6 pLIFTON LEE PRIEST, 39. I working on the Almond j ranch of Carl P. Reich, was killed when he fell from a tractor and the machine backed over him. Later, Reich, 33. took over operation of the tractor. Then, he fell from the tractor and was killed
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    Life is like that
    137 6 Life is like that TWO hu b... wives w, v. holiday mot about ungrat* first "Every week T wife money, but think she v- thanks me? Not life!" "Oh, every v to my wife 'Darling is a cheqiif for a good time And she reDli< \J post." "YouTr j your
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    UNKNOWN
    65 6 THE important ol M an up-to-cir» c. ary was recently sised by a traveller or.'a Lithuanian town j I aged to procure in tionary, a.s I tmm phrase or two to m opened it a* random.! read. "Please bring I carriage a np :r Madam's feet." I coM by
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      274 6 --t 1 1 RADIO SINGAPORE of years* gone by: 9.00 Tip top Short Wave Service tunes; 9.15 A name to remem--41 metres (7250 kc/s.) bet; 9.30 The news; 9.40 AlMedium Wave Service: bum of harmony; 10.00 Mumc metres. and the musician*; 10.30 PhiioA.M.—n.oo Programme bum- sepmcal perspective- 11 00 £S2
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      302 6 CLUES ACROSS 5 Hole in a volcano, perhaps 3 Bird with a fin! (5). (6> -8 sssas, point ot con s is, tt^ sl a w f(M 5) -centration (5). 9 international headgear? (3>. 10 A rising nuisance to the au- 12 Made a noise (7) thorities (5). 14 A
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    100 YEARS ON THE SEA LANES
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    208 7 Morten Wilhelm Wilhelmsen. was born on July 12. 1839. At that time the city had a population of about 2.000 but communications were rather primitive. There was no telegraphic connection, no railway, and postal services along the coast were spasmodic. In 1854 an efficient postal
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    Photoreport on THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD
    253 8 Photoreport on THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD Big ships, little ships, ships from all lands call at this great port at the centre of the Far East trade routes. They find first-class cargo-handling facilities, and skilled hands to undertake all classes of ship repairs— inexpensively. ROOM FOR A BIG ONE King's
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    160 13 Poly sets high standard in accountancy, say Colombo Plan experts SINGAPORE, Mon. officials oi the Society of Ac wh«i s pt'iit a ipore on an nd consultative Ihc Colombo ssed satisfaction mdard of lui!u al the Sound training i\ !(l(i<u k. viceiul Mr. C. W. fi neral l registrar s.iid
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    Two cadets for Lumut course
    121 13 i 1 U O idets in h«en k ngaporc r i threekhf <>ut(S 100 l in Mine f injang tnd Cortliuh bin \bdul i of Hartley the best Iged tiif bpvt I secondary m ipore in theoretical r 1 tutiut 1 N«rembei i orm Four
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    Govt. industries
    38 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government Is planning to develop the blachan. fruit canning and oil industries in the Federation, according to the Deputy Prime Minister and the 'Minister of Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein.
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    1,000 guests will see passing-out parade
    248 13 SINGAPORE, Monday. OVER 1.000 guests are expected to attend the first-ever joint passing-out parade of recruits from the Police Training School, a squad from the Volunteer Special Constabulary and two members ot the St. John Ambulance Brigade, to be held at j the Police
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    BUILDING INDUSTRY HIT BY SAND SHORTAGE
    165 13 No water to wash out Tampenis mud SINGAPORE, Monday. gAND shortage has slowed down building construction work in Singapore. This is because there is not enough water to wash sand. Some contractors are now buying sand from Johore at high prices, and efforts are
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    Exhibition to help building industry
    61 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The third Isbrandtsen mobile trade show to be held at the Singapore Polytechnic from October 13 to 20 will feature a varied line of American building materials and accessories. Mr. Albert Zucca. commercial counsellor at the American Consulate here, said the fair should
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    STORE GIRLS TOLD: BE MORE MAKE-UP CONSCIOUS
    133 13 SINGAPORE, Mon.—Singa- pore girls though very attractive and beautiful are not as make-up conscious as their counterparts in Europe. That is the opinion of a Hong Kong beauty consultant. Miss Lilian Loh (above) who spent two days here on the last lap of
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    Electricity supplies for several kampongs
    124 13 Electricity supplies for several kampongs SINGAPORE, Mon.— Several kampongs in Singapore will soon be getting supplies of electricity, the Government announced. The kampongs are at Tiong Bahru behind the Kings Theatre; off Alexandra Terrace; Lam San Village, off 12 2 milestone. Chua Chu Kang Road; off Hill View Avenue at
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    PMIP meeting
    40 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Pan-Malayan Islamic Party will hold an extraordinary general meeting on Oct 21 in Kuala Lumpur to discuss the Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman's Malaysia plan and the question of merger between Malaya and Singapore.
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    A TRIBUTE TO 'DEDICATED' ADULT CLASS TEACHERS
    193 13 A TRIBUTE TO 'DEDICATED' ADULT CLASS TEACHERS CINGAPORE, Mon.— A tribute to the "dedicated service" given by teachers towards the growth of adult education in Singapore is paid by Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, chairman of the Adult Education Board, in his 1960 report, "There would be a significant gap
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    Children's talent gives school a new-look
    293 13 Children's talent gives school a new-look PICTURES ON THE PILLARS— QUEENSTOWN'S SPECIAL WAY OF HELPING TO LEARN SINGAPORE, Mon.— Visual-art is an effective medium of teaching and one of the best ways of educating schoolchildren. This is the belief of the teachers of Queenstown Primary School who have already undertaken
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    New theatre club aims at Malayan touch
    205 13 STRIVING for a **^g££?L substance, is one of the primary aims of the newly-registered Experimental Theatre Club The club hopes, that the plays it will .stage, be they local or foreign, will convey the message of Malayan affinity. Mr. Lim Chor Pee. the
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    T.T.C. Graduation Day is Nov. 4
    54 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Teachers' Training College Graduation Day Ceremony will be held at the Victoria Theatre at 4 p.m. on Nov. 4. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, Minister for Education, will present prizes and certificates to about 500 students who have completed their courses at
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    Passing-out parade by 432 recruits
    58 13 PORT DICKSOX. Mon The Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan reviewed the passing-out parade of 4;*2 recruits tor the Royal Malay Regiment and other units r,"f the Federation Armed Forces. He also took The salute at the march past and later addressed the parade hold
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    Lawyer appointed
    25 13 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Federation Government has appointed Mr. R. Murugason. a lawyer here, as a notary public and a Commissioner of Oaths.
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    COUNCIL GETS GRANT FOR STUDENT WORK
    85 13 COUNCIL GETS GRANT FOR STUDENT WORK SINGAPORE, Mon. The Asia Christian Colleges Association ha& made a grant of $1,700 towards the work of the Malayan Christian Councils student centres at Petaling Jaya, Kuaia Lumpur and Singapore. In a letter to the council the Rev. R. Chamberlain general secretary of the
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      495 13 AOi'Aß!ii r (Jan 21 -Feb. 19): GEMINI (May 22June 21 > IF IT»e wnilD QIDTIMiV i U MnfU CARE is needed be- utmim c\N BE some unIr II O IUUn Din I num... j fore i vn chtime. After that i pleasant setbacks during early everything appears to advance morning
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    1908 14 ENGAGED FOR 3 YEARS.... NOW THEY WANT TO PART Each has found a new love but parents insist they marry f DROP ANNE A LINE I i DON T $er upset. Jof down your I R troubles in a letter and post them to Anne. ft She'll $ive you sound
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    589 14 GRANDMA HAS USE FOR SAMPLE DRUGfI WHICH ONCI WERE DESTROYED. 0 Doctor says.. BBS lIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII ■■■3BBSZS23^ AX ENERGETIC Detroit woman is the guiding spirit of a non-profit organisation which has shipped more than 800 tons of drugs and medical equipment to all parts of the world since
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    GIRL ON THE COUCH
    906 15  -  Thomas Wiseman's W/, -fay/,, %JI f MISS SUSANNAH YORK AWAITS AN APPOINTMENT WITH FREUD... LfcRITISH lllms |i n. et lines i^ h devoid of I bra- from the gusanj in arnt from to true k border '.■> used One Br> v r in me v l<
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    Bitter-sweet love amidst violence
    590 15 FREE PRESS BOOK CORNER VENDETTA IN SPAIN by Dennis Wheatley (Hufchinson, 18s.). If ANY million people. living in every country under the sun, have enjoyed, either in English or one of twenty- four other languages. Dennis Wheatlev's books. His success is largely due to his unusual
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    13 15 General Knowledge Quiz XJERE are the questions for this week's General Knowledge Quiz:
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    The top men in boxing—and their rivals with an eve on the crown
    248 16  - The top men in boxing— and their rivals with an eve on the crown MICHAEL RAND SYDNEY MILLS Chart by Story by AMERICA ANNOUNCES NEW WORLD TITLE RATINGS: MACHEN IS THE NO. 1 CONTENDER FOR HEAVYWEIGHT MANTLE WORN BY PATTERSON gBIAX LONDON. Blackpool's stormy heavy-weight boxer, will be pleasantly surprised
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    AUSTRALIA FINDS ANOTHER ELLIOTT: HE CAN BE EVEN GREATER THAN HERB-COACH
    350 16 AUSTRALIA FINDS ANOTHER ELLIOTT: HE CAN BE EVEN GREATER THAN HERB -COACH SYDNEY, Momday A QUIE T L V SPOKEN, darkcomplex i o 11 c d, stockily-built country boy, who spends much of his time caring for his own pigs, has emerged as the most promising middle-distance runner ever in
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    TEN SWIMMERS FOR DECEMBER TOUR
    82 16 TEN SWIMMERS FOR DECEMBER TOUR FKYO, Mon.-The Japan Swimming Federation announced that ten swimmers would visit Australia late in December for a series of competitions at Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne. Among- the team would be Tsuyoshi Yamanaka Japan s champion freestylist who holds the world record for the 200 metres
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    Red football match stopped by referee
    105 16 Red football match stopped by referee LONDON, Mon.— A recent Soviet soccer championship maich in Tinis had to be abandoned midway through the second halt becu.use of disorder in the stadium. Moscow Radio reported. It said the referee, Nikolai Latyshev the bestknown Soviet referee abroad —stopped the game when the
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    Fastest 1961 tine
    26 16 BERLIN, Mon.—Seigfried Valentin, of East Germany, clocked 3 mins 39.8 sees for 1,500 metres at Potsdam yesterday— the worlds fastest time this year
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    White, non-white South Africans meet in ring
    131 16 JOHANNESBURG, Monday. and non-white South African amateur boxers are to oppose each other in the ring for the first time but the bouts will not be held in South Africa. The South African Amateur Boxing Association unanimously approved a multiracial tournament planned to
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    Mat Noor lands good left cross
    40 16 Pte /ukitli Pj flinches M h« r left cross from P 1 Noor l"C" Singapore (-u.trd ment\ intor-<«>mP ar ins: championship p Noor won on i* r; the urltrrvu iJititle for l' l «1
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      331 17 PASIR PANJANG. Monday. Hamid Supaat, 19. and Johar Ahmad. 20. had a clear es when they romped home the first pair at the first p ninsular Games cycling trial held at the Gap circuit here yesterday. Rut it
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      RAFFLESIANS SHOW POWER IN 'SEVENS' RUGBY
      310 17 RAFFLESIANS SHOW POWER IN 'SEVENS' RUGBY Singapore. Mon. Cour-| ageous tackling and fast, open play were the highlights or yesterday's City District inter-school seven-a-side rugby tournament played on the Raffles Institution i ground. Every match was a keen i tussle, but the boys from i Raffles showed their superio- i
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      TTSH win div. two SAFA title
      55 17 JALAN BESAR. Mon— Tan I k Seng Hospital Sports Club d the Singapore Amateur ball Association division two titie here on Saturday when they -■eu; Darul Afiaii 3-6. H:.;kon-yu Sports Club were to win tiie aivtsion three title wncn iney beat Puiau Brani United
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      Wai Sheng is new Table tennis champion
      134 17 lit- 1] beal -.-..::> Nam gleg srtp ace ■'(!< r Peking, much foi <l«»Uh|f\: 'loublfs: Cheong Lian Soon and Wong Ah Tong beat Yich Keng Luung and Foo Sou Peng 3-2; Women's singles: Miss Hu May Vein beat Miss Lean Chooif Hwa 3-1:
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      115 17 SHEPHERD AND HUBER WIN PRESIDENT'S CUP rOMSON, Mon. —W. E. Huber and A. E. Shepherd returning a nett 68, won 'the President's *W.G.C. Goss) Prize from over 90 eolfers in the Royal Singapore Golf Club's 18 holes (stroke) competition played over the Sime Road links here yesterday. Other cards returned
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    361 17 Teachers take a lesson but Foong Saves them from a rout by the Recs SINGAPORE, Monday. gUPERIOR all the way, Singapore Recreation Club had to be content with a 3-0 victory over the Singapore Teachers' Union ir their Singapore Hockey Association Division One match played on the padang here yesterday.
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    'Airman played for two teams' charge
    154 17 'Airman played for two teams' charge QJINGAPORE, Mon. SAFA's League and Cup Committoe will inquire into an al- legation that a player from Royal Air Force, Tengah, represented both the Royal Air Force and the Juniors in the Premier League. The player, a forward, represented the Juniors against the Europeans/
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    PLAYERS FOR ALL BLUES TRIAL TODAY
    176 17 PLAYERS FOR ALL BLUES TRIAL TODAY gINGAPORE, Mon—Sinpapore All Blues will hold their first rugby trial at the police Training School in Thomson Road this evening at 5.00 p.m in preparation for their first All Blues Cup match this season against Federation Armed Forces at Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 28
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    Tulloh rides with all his old dash to score fine double
    590 18  - Tulloh rides with all his old dash to score fine double SCRUTINEER reviews the races at Penang (X)LIX Tulloh, riding with all his former dash and judgment, brought off a splendid double yesterday, lirst day of the Penang October meeting. Tulloh won on Shaw Stable's Silver Screen 111 in the
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    423 18  - INCHE AHMAD IS NEW 'STRONG MAN' FOR SPORT Ken Jaller's SPORTLIGHT r PHE Singapore Government's new strong man for sport, the Minister for Labour, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, made his sporting debut when he gave away the prizes at the conclusion of the Singapore Table Tennis Association's national championships on
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    FATHER OF FOUR WILL RIDE IN FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE
    303 18 FATHER OF FOUR WILL RIDE IN FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE SINGAPORE. Mon.— A father of four, bespectacled Mr. Poh Ah Hock. 38. is the oldest entrant to date for The Free Press cycle race to be held on November 5 over a gruelling 25 miles. Ah Hock, a contractor by
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    Big Walk planned for little ones on Children's Day
    296 18 Big Walk planned for little ones on Children's Day SINGAPORE children will have their own big walk on Children's Day, Sunday. Oct. 22. The Chinese YMCA yesterday announced plans for a two-and-a-half mile walk for boys and girls 12 years and under. Said Mr. K. S. Lin?, the association's secretary
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    FLYING HAND IN SPEEDY GALLOP: ALL SET FOR A WIN
    229 18  - FLYING HAND IN SPEEDY GALLOP: ALL SET FOR A WIN SCRUTINEER By PENANG, Mon. Flyins Hand shaped like a ready-made winner in an attractive trail with Showgirl 111 on a soft track this morning. With Franklin in the saddle Flying Hand drew away from his galloping companion at the end
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      164 18 SEAP GAMES: 'PASSENGERS' MUST 'GET OFF THE BUS' JX "SPORTLIGHT" on sth October you mentioned that' the SOSC is facing an urgent problem of findin? the dollars (and cents) to send a contingent to Rangoon for the SEAP Games. It is, of course, desirable for our sportsmen to participate in
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    Chandra decides
    37 18 NEWTON. Mon.— A goal by N. Chandra in the last minutes of play, enabled Monk's Hill Secondary School to beal Johore English College one-nil in their inter-school hockey match played at Monk's Hill here yesterday.
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    23 18 JAKARTA. Mon. Ace East German cyclist, Rolf Nitzscne arrived Here to assume the coaching of Indonesia's Asian Gillie.."- cycling team.
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    27 18 JOHANNESBURG. Mon.— South Africa will be allowed to com}-HMc in Commonwealth winter games V) be held at St. Moritz. Switzerland, nexi year.
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    107 18 Vlf ATKINS GLEN (New York). Mon. Innes Ireland (Britain, Lotus) won the United States grand prix motor race. Ireland's average speed was 103.22 m.p.h. Dan Gurney. of the United States, in a Porsche, was second with Tony Brooks, of England, in a B.R.M. third. Bruce McLaren
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    258 18 ADMIN GROUP ARE PWD CHAMPIONS KALLANG, Mon.—Administrative Section, with a touil 01 81 points, was the champion group at the Public Works Department's fourth annual athletic meet held on the club grounds here on Saturday. Kunners-up group was Engineers Jand third Architcts. Results; 100 yds: l. n. sivapathan 11 sec.
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    45 18 DUBLIN. Mon- Czechoslovakia beat the Republic of Ireland 3-1 in their World Cup soccer International here before a crowd of 30,000. La Giles scored for Ireland and the Czechoslovak scorers were Scherer and Kvaanak (2> Halftime score was 1-1.
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