The Singapore Free Press, 25 October 1961

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    22 1 JTO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ .-> The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    BASES: COMMONS QUERY
    62 1 linger ■asK? d: I -nut I I' pore? [>\1)ON, Wed. I nister Mr. Hai, was isidera- en to I a] of r Siniraas a part. i miii reI s too I ite--1 I I Mr. I It 1 Tn aty Iks r --'-i I rime n -tod
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    Plan to build co-op building here
    56 1 .SINGAPORF. Wed. The first -•f;> towards the construction ot co-opcaratire builnnie in Singap re 'vill be taken at. a meeting of I -oi^erative .»oiuetie> tcci^iv. II is expected that a committee study tt»e proposal, contained in a resolution parsed at the first co-operative >o<ieties
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    Grandma in air dash to her family
    373 1 Grandma in air dash to her family HER ENTRY PERMIT TO SINGAPORE EXPIRED AT MIDNIGHT. ..BUT SHE MADE IT: NOW I'M HAPPY' SINGAPORE. Wed.— A 75-year-old grandmother from Peking in a now-or-never 5,000-mile air dash to spend the evening of her life with her sons and daughters in Singapore, made
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    $7.5 mil. contract
    24 1 VINITA. (Oklahoma), Wed.— Thr Grand River Dum Authority yesterday awarded a contract wortn abo.u $7 5U0.000 to uie English Electric Corporation.
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    QUARANTINE ON TRAVELLERS FROM SARAWAK REMOVED
    111 1 QUARANTINE ON TRAVELLERS FROM SARAWAK REMOVED SINGAPORE. Wed. With the declaration of Sarawak as a cholera-free territory, the Singapore Government has relaxed restrictions imposed on travellers arriving here from that territory. Deck passengers from Kuching are no longer required to go into quarantine. Passengers are not required to have cholera
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    Sarawak reform
    31 1 LONDON. Wed.— Mi-. Reginald Maudling. tne Colonial Secretary. said yesteraay that with liis a reement :ne Governor of Sarawaic was putting pioposak for coiustitution<w reform to the Council Nt'.M.
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    Guthrie strike
    23 1 S I N G APO I E Wed .—The empiovee^ ol Guthrie and Co. cont nucd their sit-down strike tiiLs morning.
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    Reds sink 2 ships
    20 1 SAIGON, Wed. Two South Vietnam navy craft were sunk by Communist guerillas in An Xuyen Province.
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    Peer wants N.Z. squadron to stay at Tengah
    269 1 Peer wants N.Z. squadron to stay at Tengah T ONDON, Wed.— New Zealand's decision to end the hire arrangements unde r which she operates a squadron of Britishowned Canberra aircraft in Singapore was discussed in the House of Lords yesterday. Lord Merrivale urged the British Government to negotiate with New
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    Good teamwork
    111 1 He asked if tne joint Canberras should not be on the spot in the area in view of the possible task of interdiction. Was it not important to maintain the excellent teamwork and the efficient spirit of co-opera-tion which existed between the three air forces in the area?
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    CRASH KILLS DOCTOR EIGHT HOURS AFTER RETURN
    176 1 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A wellknown Singapore doctor was killed in a car crash early thir> morning—only eight hours after he had returned from leave in London. He was Dr. Henryk Scid, 42. His car hit. the road divider at the II 1 2 milestone
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    ON SALE TODAY: STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL
    204 1 ON SALE TODAY: STRAITS TIMES ANNUAL It's on sale TODAY the Straits Times Annual for 1962. And what a splendid buy it is! More than 100 superbly printed pages of fascinating reading and first class photographs. Hundreds have already been ordered and hundreds more will be sold today. This year's
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    EXAM RESULTS
    24 1 SINGAPORE. Wed Pass lists for the City and Guilds of London examinations. 19<>1, will appear exclusively in The I rev Press tomorrow
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    S'pore man who went back to his 3 wives
    236 1 S'pore man who went back to his 3 wives PRIVY COUNCIL WILL HEAR APPEAL ONDON, Wed.— Lim Chin Aik,,6l, stated to have a number of aliases, who was arrested at Kandahar Street. Singapore, in June. 1959, and con- victed in a magistrate's j court in Singapore of an offence under
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    Latest
    83 1 RUBBEi PRICE EM N m an m Vlai i i K., K STO K EXCH^ j Business 1 ii D tilon> p I SMI CRASH: NO OF SURVIVOR l \l LI MPI K d in then i with i Si Ihi tv h:ilLii. lie M I i bid I
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      4 1 FINE SHOES KM MEN
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    RUBBER PRICE FALLS TO LOWEST LEVEL IN MONTHS
    209 2 RUBBER PRICE FALLS TO LOWEST LEVEL IN MONTHS F ONDON. Wed.— The lj lubber market was fundamentally quiet. Following the decline Eastern advices. values sagged at the outset to lower levels than for se v era! months. Hw it.,:: or the market refa steady a1 the decline limited trading Inquiry.
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    Market indices
    28 2 undo; Wed.— The f-.i^^. market indices :or tea week ago, 1 rdaj respec--~s 1 372.9, 347.6 3": 9 !ti»lt>er> :u5 a 172 6 170 8. 176.8.
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    Ships in port
    137 2 v^HM's tjfmt alonsside tha Singapore wh.irvt^ today are: LUCIC Sebult« 3S 36, S'ooE*f.i l M 30. Cnisa ler 15 Metal! irg Ban Maerak Zl js t. rt RittHrakc 21 22 A.- .i m x\v a Tronert NW. 2. Aaln \u I K« -V\ Outfr ro;irt<: k r
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    Hong Kong prices
    53 2 HONG KONG. Tues. Closing es here today were Previous Today B S Bank Corporation $356 $352 sales sales WheelocK Marden $12.40 $12.30 sales sales Hicong phone 543.00 $42.75 sales ales D>:rv Farm Cold Storage $35.75 $35.75 s i les sales T.i.'koo Dot-k.-^ $65.50 565.00 Jardine Matheson $24.30
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    Sales highest but Fitzpatnck's dividend remains unchanged
    293 2 Sales highest but Fitzpatnck' s dividend remains unchanged By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. J)ESPITE the fact that trading conditions for the year ended June 30, 1961, have not been easy, sales were the highest in the history of Fitzpatrick's Food Supplies (Far East) Ltd. Revealing this the
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    LARGE BUSINESS IN GILTS, BUT INDUSTRIALS LOSE GROUND
    243 2 LARGE BUSINESS IN GILTS, BUT INDUSTRIALS LOSE GROUND LONDON. Wed. Renewed strength in giltedged securities and a further widespread fall in equities; provided the main features' ol stock markets yesterday. The Chancellor of the Exchequer's overnight speech save' ;rt-u encouragement to the recent buying ol giltedged but acted a* ye:
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    148 2 Last sales in the Singapore Tra< ins Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlops SI 10 v— 1 cent), V. and N. ords. 52.32 (—3 cents;, (iammons Si. 7.' (uncnangedj, J. Wau.sh SIS") (unchanged), M. Brew. Sj! I— lo cents), M. Cement 52.28 .—4 cents), McAlister
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    Rubber consumption in U.S. forecast
    77 2 CHICAGO. Wed.— At the axij nual meeting of the National Asi sociutioi] oj Business. Economists here. Mr A. J. Ashe. director ol biLsines-s research for B. F- Ooodrich Company. predicts total United States new rubber consumption in 1962 at a record of 1.G65.U00 long tons,
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    Michelin plant
    40 2 PARIS. Wed. An increase in the Italian motor Industry productlcn, notably, insulted in such an inflow 01 orders for Michehn tyres that the firms Italian subsidiary decided to ouilci a new plant near Turin, the company announced yesterday.
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    Russia has stepped up supply drops to Laos-U.S.
    239 2 Russia has stepped up supply drops to Laos -U.S. WASHINGTON. Wed. ff —The Soviet airlift into Laos of supplies and equipment has been "gradually expanded" during recent weeks and is now at a higher rate than before the rainy season in the South-East Asian kingdom, the State Department said yesterday.
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    ALGIERS READY TO RESUME PEACE TALKS
    95 2 ALGIERS READY TO RESUME PEACE TALKS TUNIS. Wed. -M. Bon Youssef Ben Khedda. Algerian insurgent leader. said yesterday that his government was ready to resume contact with France with a view to renewing peace negotiations on a sound basis. In a statement issued here. M. Ben Khedda propped negotiations between'
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    3,000 LOSE HOMES AFTER BLAZE IN JAPANESE TOWN
    177 2 3,000 LOSE HOMES AFTER BLAZE IN JAPANESE TOWN fTOKYO, Wed.— Squads of workmen yesterday began clearing away the charred debris of more than 1,000 homes destroyed or partially burned by a fire that swept through Mori town in Hokkaido, i Northern Japan, on Monday night. The fire left 3,053 people
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD PRICES
    352 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. 1 LONDON. Oct. 24. Previous Today RUBBER No 1 RSS c.i.f. European port* Oct ...unquoted unquoted j No» 28 15/16 23 28/32 RUbHER No. 1 RSS Soot 24.,' 24 IMi RuHBER No. 1 KSS settlement House Terms. Nov. 255/16 24 8/1H
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    The big blast: World leaders express disgust and anger
    272 2 The big blast: World leaders express disgust and anger LONDON, Wed PROTESTS against Monday's giant bomb explosion by the Soviet Government were voiced in many parts of the world yesterday, together with scientific forecasts of the possible radiation effects of the test. Mr. R. G. Menzies, Australian Prime Minister, toid
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    East-West tear gas battle in Berlin
    271 2 BERLIN. Wed \IORE than 50 tear-gas grenades were thrown across the East-West Berlin border last night as the police forces of the two parts of the city engaged in their second tear gas battle in 24 hours. The battle" broke out at Schwedterstrasse at
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    ASSOCIATION MAY CUT FEES TO GET MORE MEMBERS
    143 3 ASSOCIATION MAY CUT FEES TO GET MORE MEMBERS SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Association for the Blind hopes to recruit new members for the association by reducing its membeiship fee from $10 to $5 per annum. This proposal will be discussed tomorrow when the association holds its annual general meeting at
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    39 3 CiAPORE, Wednesday. iis should appoint a committee to deal with ire capable of scientific by Iheir decision, said isan, Principal of the lt in Singapore. i [i mlc no 2 I i k a n aid. r i
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    531 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. LOCAL SINGER Wilfred Shimmen, just back from a three-month contract at a night spot in Bombay, is excited beyond words. A representative from a recording company in England who thinks he has a future in recording has recorded his voice on tape. Wilfred told
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    YOUTH TELLS COURT OF ESCAPE FROM DEATH CRASH
    174 3 YOUTH TELLS COURT OF ESCAPE FROM DEATH CRASH SINGAPORE, Wed.— A 15-year-old youth, Toh Kai Hong, told a Coroner's Court yesterday that he had a "miraculous" escape while travelling in a lorry which overturned and killed its driver, Toh Seng Chor, 31, outside the Istana Negara on Sept. 24. Kai
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    Welcome to Singanpore
    37 3 Mr. L. P. Gonetilleke. an information officer from Colombo, arrived yesterday. He is staying at the Adelphi Hotel. M. B. Michelin, the French cellist,' arrived from Paris. He is staying at the Hotel Ambassador.
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    Remand for 3 youths who broke into bar
    201 3 Remand for 3 youths who broke into bar SINGAPORE, Wed. Three young burglars were found inside the Honolulu Bar in Joo Chiat Road after a police party, led by a teenaged jaga, had broken into the premises to arrest them, a district court was told yesterday. The three Chng Peng
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    No-water zones
    46 3 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Water will be cut off in Zones One and Two from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. today. No-water areas tomorj row are Zones Three and Four (8 a.m. to 2 p.m.i and I Zones Six and Seven (2 p.m. Ito 8 p.m.).
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      164 3 today CINEMAS C\PITOL: Tne La.st Sunset 1 43. 4. 6.45, 9 30. CATHAY: On The Double 130 4 6.30. 9.30. GLOBE: Ring of Fire 2, 6.15, 9 15 LIDO: The Long and the Short and the Tall 1.40, 4. 6.30, 9.1b OOEON KATONCi: Mr. Tonaze 3 6.30. 9.30. RLX Two
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      215 3 Cultural Unue uieatre, Cannjng Rise. 8.30 p.m. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Ext'ibition of works by iocal artis:.s. BniLsh Council, Amber Mansions, Orchard Roaa, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Sree Narayana Mission. Sembawang Road, 7 p.m. CHINESE YMCA: Kutong Neighbours' "Nyonya and Baba" mghl at
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    ELEVEN YOUTHS PASS ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY EXAMINATION
    92 4 ELEVEN YOUTHS PASS ROYAL LIFE SAVING SOCIETY EXAMINATION J^ATONG. Wed. Eleven boys have passed their intermediate certificate and bronze medallion examinations of the Royal Life Saving Society, conducted by the Singapore Lite Saving Corps. They are Chen Ah Huang. Koh Song Kiah. Lee Choon Pew. Ng Kong Gee. Quek Chin
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    SEA SPORTS CARNIVAL TO MARK BIRTHDAY OF SULTAN
    171 4 JOHORE R AHRU, Wednesday. A o*-A sports carnival will be held on Saturday morning in the Straits of Johore as part of the Sultan's birthday celebrations. Ihe carnival programme will include a water skiing exhibition and speedboat racing. Ji The organisers are
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    Tested at pool
    78 4 They were tested at the Farrer Park Swimming Pool by Mr. Chen? Yew Kiah and Mr. Lee Hon Ming:, srade one examiners of the Royal Life Saving Society. The 11 passed in water release and rescue, life saving and land drill, artificial respiration and a theory test.
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    WOMEN CUSTOMS OFFICERS GET 'NEW LOOK'
    107 4 WOMEN CUSTOMS OFFICERS GET 'NEW LOOK' JOHORE BAIIRL. Wed.— A "new look" has been ♦ntroduced in the headwear of women customs officers in Johore. The attractive new peaked cap resembling that of the women police officer replaces the 16 year old forage khaki cap. Said to be more comfortable, the
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    Slides of Japan
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed Dr. Cheah Seng Kee. former secretary' of the Johore Bahru Rotary Club, gave a 45-minute colour slide show of his recent visit to Japan to members of the club
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    Rotarians plan a public lottery to raise $5,000 for the needy
    161 4 Rotarians plan a public lottery to raise $5,000 for the needy BATU PAHAT, Wednesday. THE Batu Pahat Rotary Club will hold a public lottery at the end of the year to raise about $5,000 to help in their community project programme The money will be used to buy bicycles to
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    S'pore Assemblyman's daughter wins Perth beauty title
    164 4 S 'pore Assemblyman' s daughter wins Perth beauty title I m KATONG. Wed. Two Singapore girls studying law at the University of Western Australia in Perth will spend their Christmas holiday in Melbourne because one of them recently won a beautv contest They are Miss Koh Siok Puay. 19, and
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    BRANCH LIBRARY TO GET 300 MORE BOOKS
    110 4 BRANCH LIBRARY TO GET 300 MORE BOOKS KA TO N G. Wed. The Katong branch of the Kerala Association. Is ordering about 300 more Malayai lam and Malay books for their library for its 1,200 members In the district. The president of the branch Mr. V. Surendranath saidThe expansion of
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    Police change
    20 4 BUTTERWORTH. Wed Inspector Ng Yoke Weng from the Penang CID has taken over as Senior Investigating Officer. Butterworth
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    ARISTOCRAT OF THE TRACK
    740 5 HE BEAT EVERY RECORD IN THE BOOK, BAR ONE. ..AND ONCE RODE 12 WINNERS IN A ROW ,r\ sleepless night that (iorj irds -pent in .May 1953 after I i i letter from the Prime MinL* nston Churchill. The letter said P' ime \wi> to be
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      181 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson I —^«wl M H/M^Fi F THAT KAFI ANL- AAAKE HIAA^ j MANDRAK^ by Lee Falk and Phil Davis H .r s "S. v IT'S- SOI K!S 1 KiA(??A--^P I WAPTH!SBl©^^T^^^^^^^^^^^^*iß KJOVN/— AJ -UP-UP-JJP/ \^OU CALL? TARPOWOMTWEX^ <Z^bWj V^W- 1^"" THE HEART OF JULIET
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      The good citizen's duty
      357 6 The good citizen's duty i i-ui3J,iC-SPIRITED *J call to his fellow citizens living in Serangoon Garden Estate comes from Mr. T. A. Mugan, secretary of the Serangoon Garden Sports Club. He tells them, as sroori citizens, it is their duty to co-oper-ate with the Singapore Telephone Board by reporting vandals
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    A sixth sense between mothers and their children
    581 6  - A sixth sense between mothers and their children RALPH MIDDLETON BY MANY mothers claim they know when their children are in danger, even though they may be far away from them M (he time. And every mother lias surely experienced the tantrums that are shown when they are preparing to
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    FANGIO ACCUSES HAWTHORN
    500 6  - FANGIO ACCUSES HA WTHORN ROBERT WALLING His Le Mans 'error' cost 80 lives By JUAN FANGIO. the 3 retired Argentinian world champion racing driver, has lifted the curtain on the possible cause of the 1955 Le Mans disaster in which a German car killed more than 80 people. He does
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    100 YEARS AGO
    69 6 H ;J h Fl> ce Press reported: We have been requested to direct the attention of our local readers to the advertisement regarding the allotment of the sittjnp in St. Andrew's Church, which will be made this afternoon The have found it necessary to go on with
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    107 6 MIAMI .Florida. Policeman H.H. Harrison did not think it unusual when Ms two-year-old collie. Laddie, headed for a favourite tree. But it proved to be a shock It had been raining when Harrison took the cIol; for a customary walk early that day and the tree a
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      133 6 TODAY'S RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE Short Wave Service 11 metres (7230 kc/*.) .Medium Have Service: 476 metres. a.m.- it. oo Music mosaic 11.30 Topic for today; P.M.— 12 Mid-day serenade; 12 30 I unes w*!h your tiffin: 1.30 Jha news; 1.40 Prank CnacksHeld and orchestra entertains 2.00 Final Year; 2.15 Calling
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      118 6 the pops; j3O Tne news; 9.40 Spotlight 0n....; 10.00 Thirtyminute theatre; 10.30 We "re in business; li.oo Tne Vienna Festival 1961; 12 (midnight) Cio^e down. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) P.M. 1.15 limn date- Time fgFLJS***'* IAO Newsreei; 1.00 Tiffin aat-c, 2.00 Close down; 5.00 Time signal, news; «j.0:) Children's corne]
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      185 6 I I I i I I HcB I HH I CLUES APROSS 1 Hot music? m i 7 Such decorating jsin exactly inferior <Bi. 8 Change into a runt? »4t 10 Let's all sing it 11 Vic contributes to the helpful hints (6). 14 Small ewe. possibly f3) J[> Not
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    – Edible bird's nests and viruses: Professor's discovery
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    200 CELEBRATE 'BIJAYA DASHMI' FESTIVAL
    58 7 200 CELEBRATE 'BIJAYA DASHMI' FESTIVAL CJINGAPORE, Wed More than 200 people attended Bijaya DashmP festival at the Bengali Association picaa&i in Mouhnein Road. The programme consisted ol a dinner, a variety show, speeches and a piay entitled. Griha Prabesh.* 1 During 'he festival custom requires every Bengali to embrace each
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    415 7 NEW POLITICAL SET-UPS DRAW AMERICAN VISITORS, BUT... PAYA LEBAR, Wednesday. FORMER clergyman, who became a round-the-world tour conductor 10 years a^o, warned that tourism in South-East Asia would suffer tremendously if Communism got a stronghold
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    POULTRY FARM IN U.S. PUNS TO 'INVADE' S'PORE MARKET
    105 7 POULTRY FARM IN U.S. PUNS TO 'INVADE' S'PORE MARKET PAYA LEBAR. Wed. An American farm corporation in Washington Is out to invade the chicken market in Asia, including Singapore. This is the result of the corporation's plan for worldwide expansion after having successfully moved into European markets. This was revealed
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    THEY WILL BRING CHEER TO CHESHIRE HOME
    92 7 THEY WILL BRING CHEER TO CHESHIRE HOME TOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J Members of St. John Ambulance Brigade in Johore Bahru will visit the Cheshire Home Inmates at Tampoi this weekend. The members in their familiar khaki-clad uniform and the trim smart nurses in white will entertain and cheer the inmates,
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    HE TAKES OVER WELFARE POST IN JOHORE
    75 7 HE TAKES OVER WELFARE POST IN JOHORE TOHORE BA^RU, Wed. J Inche Bakar bin Haji Zam Zam, 37. is the new State Social Welfare Officer lor Johore. Inche Bakar replaces Inche Mohamed Ali bin Shukor, the former Welfare Officer for Johore, who has been seconded to the Malayan High Commission
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    24 7 KATONG. Wed. The Bedok Methodist Church ceJebrated its 15th anniversary with a special morning service followed by an Anniversary dinner ai night.
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    Sindhi Club has 150 members
    57 7 KATONG Wed.— The Sindhi Club in Mountatten Road founded In 1954 has increased its membership to about 150. Mr. J. Idanmal, secretary of the club, said membership was open to the Sindhi race only. He said the main aim was to promote better friendship and
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    179 7 TOP HONOUR FOR 'MAGIC MAN' SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Tan Choon Tee, 27. (above), secretary of the International Brotherhood of Magicians. Singapore Ring 115, has been appointed a member of the International Relations Committee of the 1.8.M. by its International President, Mr. C. L. Schmitt. This is the first time this
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    498 8  -  TAN BENG KIM BY TODAY IT'S STYLE, NOT STRENGTH, THAT COMES FIRST the trend shins to decorative and dual-purpose tables METHOD OP ASSEM s T^ M' als ;i n (> the housewife said: "Make me the toughest table money can buy! Make it so strong, 11 child ran
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    ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT IN SIGNALS RUGBY SIDE
    364 10 ROOM FOR IMPROVEMENT IN SIGNALS RUGBY SIDE A LEXANDRA, Wed. AlB Signals Regiment's rugger team, whc were one of the Army's strongest sides last season, has not had a brilliant start this year. Although they have played quite a few matches already, the team has not really settled down well
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    She breaks world swim record
    44 10 VANCOUVER. Wed. Mary I Stewart. 15-year-old Vancouver swimmer, broke the women's world record for 100 yards butterfly yesterday with one minute nine seconds. She lopped 1.8 seconds off the ratified record, held by i Dawn Fraser of Australia. j
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    SPEED ACE TO START TESTS ON LAKE EYRE
    80 10 SPEED ACE TO START TESTS ON LAKE EYRE A DELAIDE, Wed.— British J\ speed ace Donald Campbell will start tests on South Australia's Lake Eyre today to see if the salt "islands" which may obstruct his car. Bluebird, can be removed without damaging the lake's salt surface. Mr. Campbeil may
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    SCHOOLBOYS HOLD STRONG SELETAR XI
    100 10 SCHOOLBOYS HOLD STRONG SELETAR XI SELETAR. Wed. The formidabie RAF Seietars hockey eleven were field to a 1-1 draw by the Combiner; Schools in a Singapore Hockey Association's division one jgame played at Seletar or. Sunday. Combined Schools dictated play throughout the first halt and were leadme 1-0 with a
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    Changi airmen are now a force in S'pore hockey
    329 10 Changi airmen are now a force in S' pore hockey Changi, Wednesday I>OYAL Air Force 1V Changi's hockey players mean business, and are determined to win the top honours in Singapore hockey this season. With the formidable team they now have, this aim should not be hard to achieve. When
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    RSGC AVENGE DEFEAT BY CHANGI GOLFERS
    151 10 RSGC AVENGE DEFEAT BY CHANGI GOLFERS 7THOMSON. vVed. RAF Changi Golf Club. who had earlier this season beaten Royal Singapore Goh Club, ■were forced to submit defeat Ito their rivals 30-18 In their return four ball, best ball, off handicap match played over the RSGC course in Bime Road, on
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    A HATTRICK BY NIZAR WINS FOR RAF CHANGI
    205 11 A HATTRICK BY NIZAR WINS FOR RAF CHANGI BUKIT TIMAH, Wed. A grand hat-trick scored by right inside Nizar enabled RAF Changi to hold University of Malaya, SHA's league champions last season, to a 3-3 draw in a division one game played at the Varsity i ground here. University of
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    Jakarta-bound boxers are loaded with goodwill from VIPs
    251 12 Jakarta-bound boxers are loaded with goodwill from VIPs Writes KEN JALLEH f PHE Tang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. and two Singapore Ministers, Mr. S. Rajarat num. and Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, expressed •rood wishes and friendship for Indonesia in messages which Singapore's boxing team will carry with them
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    351 12 SCRUTINEER'S 8 TO FOLLOW Keep Summer Wine in mind at Bukit Timah SIMMER WINK. a r.u-y New Zealand-bred fivej ear-old by Summer Time heads my list of eight horses to follow at the forthomir-o Singapore Oct. Nov. meeting which starts on Sunday. He made an impressive debut at the Gold
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    CRUSADERS THRILL IN FAREWELL MATCH
    198 12 CRUSADERS THRILL IN FAREWELL MATCH CiEYLANG. Wed.— Playing i their farewell game in Singapore before a crowd of more than 3.000 the touring Crusaders team of Sou tii Australia beat Combined Singapore 52-45 at the Happy Worid Stadium here last night. The match was played in aid of the St.
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    Native Princess and Queen's Patrol race together to clock 3f. in 37 1/5
    419 12  - Native Princess and Queen's Patrol race together to clock 3f. in 37 1/5 SCRUTINEER BUKIT TIMAH BY Wednesday TRAINER Sullivan's charges were the shirs A this morning's gal< lops on the Bukit Timah truck. His Native Princess, Queen's Patrol and Another Chance worked especially well. Native Princess, with Kitson Leong
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    40 12 LONDON. Wed.—Results of English League football matches played yesterday were: Division Two: Bury 2 Walsai] 1. Football league Cup (second rour.d> replay: Ipswich Town 3 Swansea Town 2. says Scru t i n eer's Talking Horse
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    112 12 TEST: MALAYANS BEATEN IN DOUBLES BOMBAY, Wed. -India and Malaya each won two matches on the first day of S}? Wendly badminton Test here yesterday. Malaya won the opening singles in the contest, which is being decided on Thomas Cup lines, but they surprisingly lost both doubles. Malayan champion Teh
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    409 12 JALAN BESAR, Wednesday. THE touring Mysore team manager, Mr. N." R. Murthy. blamed the floodlights.^ and the long. ten-day sea journey for his team's 6-2 defeat by a Singapore Indian Football Association Invitation team at the Stadium here last night. The SIFA XI
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    88 12 ARCHIE MOORE BATTERS RADEMACHER BALTIMORE, Wed. Archie Moore, world light tieavyi weight boxing champion smashed his way to a sixround win over Pete Rademacher. former Olympic heavyweight title-holder in a scheduled 10-round non-title bout here last night. "Ageless Archie" he says he is 44, the records say 47 floored Rademacher.
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    23 12 BELFAST. Wed.— Linfield beat Bangor 3-i in a second rouna replay of the Irish Fooibail League Gold Cup match yesterday.
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    61 12 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Cable and Wireless Club will be meeting Robinson's Sports and Benevolent Club In a I badminton match at the Badminton Stadium tomorrow at 8.00 p.m. Cable and Wireless team will be: Clive de Silva. Alfred Koh. Wang Chye Joo. Urn Joo Heng, Yap
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