The Singapore Free Press, 5 December 1961

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    EXAM PICKETS VANISH
    183 1 r^K«r«.e 9mm la., «all.-._P. IZ SN3APORE. Tuesday bver 580 I id kg he maths I£RE were no v u outside t \aminaI nitres when students U -fvr papers m<>rninu r the Itond da> <>t the pplemt'iitan exp;p.!ti'>n. ication sfM »kes- Free ml nearly <>k when ition :iUI
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    Ford strike talks at Labour Ministry
    109 1 I Manic Ford Malaya :.\Uives of Motor Employees' Ibis morning oi Labour the strike workers D NOV. 21. tntinned ag< ment and coml i:nd the Lmploy- MmisCl" Commissioner, Mr. Kok Ah Loy, said this morning that a meeting between the parties was held yesterday
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    Lock icon CANDIDATES AT T.T.C. CENTRE
    19 1 picture. Candidates taking the mathematics paper at the Teachers' Training College this morning Free Press
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    NEW POLICE STATIONS WILL BOOST EFFICIENCY
    214 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three new police stations, two with quarters, will be buiit by the Government next year as part of a new scheme to step up the efficiency of the Police Force. A total of $1.1 million has been set aside for these projects
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    K.L. cloth dealer's appeal allowed by Privy Council
    233 1 K.L. cloth dealer's appeal allowed by Privy Council LONDON, Tuesday. J^S appeal by Mr. Chow Yoong Hong, a textile dealer, of High Street, Kuala Lumpur, from a judgment of the Court of Appeal m Kuala Lumpur m favour of Choong Fah Rubber Manufactory, whom he had sued for $31,112, the
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    'TWO-THIRDS OF SARAWAK POPULATION BACK MALAYSIA'
    190 1 'TWO-THIRDS OF SARAWAK POPULATION BACK MALAYSIA' SINGAPpRE. Tues.—Sarawak's indigenous peoples representing two-thirds of the country's population were all for Tengku Abdul Rahman's Greater Malaysia Plan, said Dato Bandar Abang Haji Mustapha, chairman of the Negara Sarawak Party, here yesterday. Arriving here from Kuala Lumpur, he said Sarawak people believed that
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    GLENN IN 'READY ROOM' FOR ORBITAL FLIGHT
    77 1 GLENN IN 'READY ROOM' FOR ORBITAL FLIGHT CAPE CANAVERAL. Tues.— Lieutenant-Colonel John Glenn, picked to make America's first orbital flight m space, yesterday moved into the "Ready Room" quarters here. The special quarters are the same as those used by astronauts Sheppard and Grissom before their suborbital flights. The readying
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    15 troops killed
    33 1 1 5 troops killed SAIGON, Tuei>.— A strong force of Communist guerillas killed 55 government troops from an ambush about 300 miles north-east of Saigon at the weekend, authoritative military sources said yesterday.
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    Show for Queen
    39 1 BATHURST (Gambia >, Tues. —The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh last night saw a traditional parade of lanterns here and the Duke roared with laughter at one m particular an effigy of the Queen on horseback.
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    Yes, boys, smoke away
    87 1 SYDNEY, Tues.— Schoolboys at a New South Wales Educat i o n Department hostel are allowed to smoke. Officials at the hostel attached to the Bega High School on the south coast, said they had lifted a ban on smoking because it Is impossible to enforce
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    Kennedy to have talks with Macmillan in Bermuda
    208 1 Kennedy to have talks with Macmillan in Bermuda ONDON, Tues. Pre- sident John Kennedy and Mr. Harold Macmillan are to meet on Dec. 21 and 22 m Bermuda, it was announced here last night. The announcement said: "President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan have for sometime past felt that as
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    Three die in crash
    29 1 MAINZ (West Germany), Tues. A West German jet airliner on a training tlignt piunged into a field near heie yesterday, killing at least three people.
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    National language lesson: Page 3 Latest
    26 1 National language lesson: Page 3 Latest m Fund BF I i PRICE UP irsl EXCHAh w 1 I vVITHDPAW i i. -f Q fin: i imsitionfl
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      18 1 20 KEEP DP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST Uttß I HAD MY BABY BY HYPNOSIS: P. 6
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    RUBBER PRICE REMAINS STEADY: NO OVERSEAS INCENTIVE
    252 2 RUBBER PRICE REMAINS STEADY: NO OVERSEAS INCENTIVE I ONDON. Tues. The rubber session opened little changed on Friday's levels and values thereafter remained steady, no incentive being obtained fiom either of the main overseas markets. However, dealers did report a fair demand Tor nearby afloat rubber which they considered to
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    Top trade partner
    43 2 Hamburg, roes.— Japan bas becoir.e We.'-: Germany's lamest trading panr.er m UK Far Bast, according to me Za>' Asia Tvn.:e Club Imports irviv. J.ipan rose b. 308 pt»r ccii! to J65.500.00Ti ■Miles m the i\r>i nine n'.ontii.<>i r hi.^ vcar
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    Ships in port
    181 2 V. HIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves todaj are: City of Colombo 1 TBiTliartn 13/14. Perseus Uvaaoi U 16. Praa. Haniaoa 33 36. Kumat-us 33 34. Q->i^dri#:.i 4/5. Saaaj Be 3. Van Neck 2Z>. -tJ. Bmplra GaaawM 21.22. StriKM NW. 4. Sedenak .\W. 2. Outer road«: Lkßa
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    Surprise buying of Dunlops and Rothmans on the Exchange
    459 2 Surprise buying of Dunlops and Rothmans on the Exchange City section: Financeand industry By The Free Press Morket Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. WHILST there has again been a steady turnover m industrials at more or less unchanged prices, there was more buying of all three new issues, comments a Singapore share
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    VERY LITTLE INDUCEMENT FOR BUYERS ON SHARE MARKET
    174 2 VERY LITTLE INDUCEMENT FOR BUYERS ON SHARE MARKET LONDON, Tues. Apart from a certain amount of optimism concerning United Kingdom prospects m the common market, there was very little to induce buyers to extend commitments m stock markets yesterday. Nevertheless. industrials encountered a selective demand and thi- feature was the
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    Sugar refinery
    42 2 HONG KONG. Tues. North Vietnam has put into operation a sugar refinrry capable of pressing 350 tons of sugar cane daily. According to the North Vietnam news agency. the refinery was built m Nche Ann Province with Chinese Communist aid.
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    Hong Kong prices
    53 2 HONG KONG. Mar.. Closing prices here today v.ere: H. S. Bauk Corporation $356 $356 saies sales Wheelock Marrien $12.50 $12.40 sales sales HTcong phone $43.50 $43.50 .sale.s sales Dairy Farm Coia Ston^e $36. 75 $36.50 sales sales Taikoo Dock 573.50 $73 sales sales Jardine MarneoOn $24.60 $24.
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    Malaya's foreign balances down
    55 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Balances held abroad by the Federation of Malaya totalled $111.9 million as of Nov. 30, 1961, according to the latest return of liabilities and assets by the Bank Negara. This compared with $117.9 million a month before. Money at call amounted to $22.1
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    Sterling stages a strong recovery
    64 2 LONDON. Tues. Sterling staged a strong recovery yesterday after the heavy falls at the end of last week. The recovered one quarter cent, m terms of the U.S. dollar, to close at 2.81 3/16. Meanwhile, the Treasury announced that the sterling area's gold and convertible
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    Quake in Russia
    15 2 MOSCOW, Tues.— Earth tremors were felt m parts of Georgia late yesterday.
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    AMERICANS HOLD UP SOVIET ARMY CAR IN WEST BERLIN
    253 2 AMERICANS HOLD UP SOVIET ARMY CAR IN WEST BERLIN BERLIN, Tues. American military police held up a Soviet army car for an hour m West Berlin yesterday, a few hours after three American military police cars had their aerials and a tail-light smashed m East Berlin, a U.S. Army spokesman
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    Peking seat in U.N.: Simple majority is enough-Sweden
    230 2 Peking seat in U.N.: Simple majority is enough Sweden UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday. CWEDEX declared thai il could not support a move to require a two-thirds majority for the seating of Communist China m the world organisation. i Mrs. Ulla Lindstrom told the General Assembly that Chinese representation was a credentials
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    MENZIES BOOED AT ELECTION MEETING
    101 2 MENZIES BOOED AT ELECTION MEETING BRISBANE, Tues— About 300 jeering and booing people followed Mr. R. G. Menzies, the Prime Minister, as he walked from Brisbane City Hall escorted by police last night following the most rugged election meeting of his campaign tour. Earlier hecklers had caused uproar as he
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    SHOES OFF AS THEY MEET QUEEN
    103 2 BATHURST. (Gambia) Tues.— Gambia's 35 tribal chiefs all devout Muslims yesterday respectfully removed their shoes as they stepped up to be presented to Queen Elizabeth of Britain m a ceremony at Brikama. 20 miles south of here. Their spokesman, Seyfu Omar Mbaki, said the
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    351 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrices. Malabar spot 37* afloat 37 Dec. shipment 3»;. Lamport spot 374 afloat 37. Dec. shipment 3(i. Muntok white spot 50J, afloat 50, Dec. shipment 48 sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted In U.B. ceotff ocr lb. LONDON, Dee. 4.
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    O'Brien hits out at Britain Congo policy: 'Secret support given to Tshombe'
    416 2 O'Brien hits out at Britain Congo policy: 'Secret support given to Tshombe' NEW YORK, Tues.— Dr. Conor Cruise O'Brien, former U.N. representative m Katanga who resigned from the Irish Foreign Service, yesterday accused Britain of covert support for President Moise Tshombe with the ultimate aim of getting his Katanga regime
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    Rocket launch
    10 2 POINT ARGIXLC < ma i. Tiie. rke' space t.
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    'NO' TO CALL FOR EMERGENCY DEBATE IN COMMONS
    209 2 'NO' TO CALL FOR EMERGENCY DEBATE IN COMMONS LONDON, Tues. An attempt to get an immediate emergency debate on allegations against the British Government V Congo policy by Dr. Conor OBrien. tailed yesterday m the Houm? of CommonMr. William Warbey, a Labour member, who urged the debate, alleged that the
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    RED CHINA BUYS BRITISH PLANES
    118 2 RED CHINA BUYS BRITISH PLANES OEKING. Tues. Officiais 1 and technicians of the British Vickers Aviation Company were on their way home from Peking yesterday after concluding agreements for China's first purchase of Western aircraft. The Chinese Government bought a number of Vickers Viscount turboprop airliners for use on internal
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    'Quit Oman' call
    36 2 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. The U.N. Special Political Committee yesterday called for the withdrawal of ail "foreign forces" from Oman, after a week-long debate m whicn Arab states accused Britain of continued "aggression" there.
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    ??? NOTES RTH MIL. SMOKE
    61 3 NOTES RTH MIL. SMOKE I -POKE. I ie& MJ ri.illion ntilated :mna- more were circuI rayed the trie s i rency, gap re those July 1. preerling sales a tTC iia I .ireci I at the ..::ns 96 I z v I Ida for a stay- invite for a n
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    ??? RIETY SHOW BY STUDENTS DAY TRAINING CENTRE
    338 3  - RIETY SHOW BY STUDENTS DAY TRAINING CENTRE SEBASTIAN RASOO Malacca News by -.it Of Day won the show laJ ciin- Seng teacbUp. I m and 1n- music i r pha." iirun- ident ra of •'tnen's dress Kalwant I'riiicess was 1 Huwait*i d v. Miss 'N'oya Kuur Miss Uktj of Monica
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    35 new schools for S'pore: 19 now under construction
    285 3 35 new schools for S'pore: 19 now under construction A RFmpn v SIN GAPORE, Tuesday. A RECORD number of schools 35 are either under construction now or will be mat year esS Already ten are m* an advanced stage of X UChOI r and work on another schools four primary,
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    11 MANAGERS OF CATHAY THEATRES MEET
    86 3 11 MANAGERS OF CATHAY THEATRES MEET SINGAPORE, Tues.— Eleven managers of Cathay Organisation theatres throughout Singapore, Malaya and the Borneo territories are attending a five-day conference which opened m the Hollywood Room, Odeon Cinema, yesterday. Also attending are supervisors of the four areas of the Cathay Organisation circuit of theatres
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    Forum on status of women
    79 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Law Society of the Universty of Malaya here will hold a public forum on "The Status of Women m Politics and Industry" tomorrow m the new lecture theatre No. 2 at 8.15 p.m. Speakers will be Mrs. Felipe Leon-Soh, president of the
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    ALEXANDRA LEE's SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    564 3 ALEXANDRA LEE's SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fWO eight-year-olds have taken to the romantic sway of the Hawaiian hula dance. Their names begin with the letter "Z" but that's not all the pair have m common. Zaiton binte Ibrahim and Zainol binte Suning are
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    VOCABULARY, TEXT FOR TONIGHTS MALAY LESSON No. 2
    226 3 VOCABULARY, TEXT FOR TONIGHTS MALAY LESSON No. 2 HERE is the vocabulary and texts of the second lesson m the national language series being broadcast m the English language programme of Radio Singapore at 7.30 tonight. VOCABULARY Anak, son, daughter; anak angkat, adopted son, adopted daughter; anak yatim, orphan; anak
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    Water rationing
    46 3 SINGAPORE, Tues. There will be no water today m Zones Four and Seven between 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. Nowater areas tomorrow are Zones Five and Six from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.; and Zones One and Two from 2 p.m. to 8 p.m.
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      259 3 CINEMAS Singapore (Hindi) CAPITOL: Tammy Tell Mo 2.30, 6. 9. True 1.45, «i, 6.30, 9.30. ROYAL: Mamiyarum Oru CATHAY: The Greatest Vectu Marumagale (Tamil) Show on Earth 2.15, 6.15, 9.15. 3^ AJ 7 30 Do Bahenen (Hindi) GLOBE: The Vampire plus 3.15, 6.15, 9.15. Girl m the Black Stocking 1.45,
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    BRIGHT FUTURE' FOR SINGAPORE IN GREATER MALAYSIA
    405 4 BRIGHT FUTURE' FOR SINGAPORE IN GREATER MALAYSIA SINGAPORE. Tues. Director: Plan will benefit all member territories A MERGER between SingaA pore, the Federation of Malaya and the three Borneo territories would automatically make Singapore a much more important place than it is today. This is the view of Mr. H.M.
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    PROFESSOR ON HOW TO RAISE THE LIVING STANDARD
    201 4 PROFESSOR ON HOW TO RAISE THE LIVING STANDARD SINGAPORE. Tues. Professor D.W. McKenzie. Professor of Geography at the University of Wellington m New Zealand, who came here to meet University of Malaya geographers, is of the opinion that family planning and full use of the available land should go hand
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    Two for Kirkby
    47 4 KUALA LJPIS. Tues. Mr. Tho Vow Pew. 25. and Inche Ishak bin Hamzah, 27. both teachers of the Clifford School here, have been selected to take a specialist course at Kirkby. They will leave by air from Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 16. PROF. MCKENZIE
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    Model for one day
    140 4 OFFICE GIRL ALICE POSES FOR SINGAPORE, Tue*. Miss Alice Goh, an office assistant of the Adult Education Board played the unexpected role of model for 60 shutterbu?* at the Cultural Centre. The occasion was a lecture on "Portraiture." part of the Adult Education Board's first course
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    Introduce local attractions in hotels: Tourist
    176 4 Introduce local attractions in hotels: Tourist SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore should introduce more specifically local attractions m hotels m order to attract tourists, said Mr. Lawrence Paul, the owner of the Royal Caribbean Hotel m Jamaica, who spent a short holiday nere. Mr. Paul said tourists liked to see and learn
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    PRAISE FOR GOVT. LANGUAGE
    60 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Professor Joyce Ackrnyci professor of Japane.sr language at the Australian Nntional University m Canberra, complimented the Singapore Government on its "massive efforts" to popularise the national languaur Professor Ackroyd. who Is on a four-month tour of S it] -Ea 1 ttl n tang ii
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  • THEY CHEATED DEATH
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      ??? e gambled with life 6 times—for in—and retired rich
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      180 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice <c Fred Dickenson s^*^ T O STCP IT BEPCRE GICSOuS CANTER IN /F^'/^S-l THAT'S STRANGE TyTr ycu hwik rivalry v SCMHEOie sets hurt... L the park topay... A f!\ jTFv^J we swam for 1/ I V. 1 i V y^S| MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and
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    Learn the national language!
    353 6 Learn the national language WE would draw the attention ot all our readers to the national language lessons which were inaugurated by Radio Singapore last night and will continue for 25 days. These simple Malaylanguage lessons are being specially directed to the Chinese, Indian and Englishspeaking sections of our community.
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    100 YEARS AGO
    107 6 The Free Press reported: "About 3 p.m. on the 17th Instant three Malays were working about half an orlong apart from each other m a padi field at Utan Nibong m Pinang, when a thunderstorm came on. and a lightning flash struck one of them dead, blinded
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    76 6 rE only articles of "value" m a London home visited by a social worker were a bloodhound and a television set, a court was told. Dr. Edwina Green told the court the room contain- ed no furniture and the five children of the family were clad m
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    PAINLESS
    885 6  -  ELIZABETH LEE BY 'AH right, sleep now... relax ...relax', i1 A then it was all over I had given birth by hypnosis I WANTED to help bring my baby into the world, to witness his birth and hear his first eries and to be free from pain. I decided
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      280 6 fOD AY'S RADIO HADIO SING\PORE turn Of The Native; 1100 A c night at the opera; 11.30 The short Wave service b t j music; 12.00 (midnight) 41 metres (<2Dokc/s.) close down McdlU ?76 metres 8 RADIO MALAYA (41,1 metres). A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- P.M.— 1.15 Tiffin date; 1.30 mary;
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      282 6 CLUES ACROSS 5 You'll enjoy having one (5) 1 Actress's dream man? (5). 6 Regard as a spectre, possibly 6 Possible source of self -inflict- (J>- ed wounds (5). Makes no firm demands (4) 8 Aggressive types, but they can BJJ may enable you to get at be cowed (7)
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    ANTED: MEN TO TAKE OVER WHEN THE PROFESSORS GROW OLD AND GO
    456 7 ANTED: MEN TO TAKE OVER WHEN THE PROFESSORS GROW OLD AND GO ?ori* m medical experts tell undergrads to sttend more time in research SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pOUR prominent medical men m Singapore called on medical students of University of Malaya here to devote more time to research. The call came
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    WORMS' HELPS IN FLOOD RECUES IN KENYA
    235 7 WORMS' HELPS IN FLOOD RE CUES IN KENYA DR. LIM KOK ANN SINGAPORE, Tuesday. i aircraft carrier Victorious, here last month for United lengths lour of duty m the helping m the flood-rescue nner.if inns m Kpnva. operations m Kenya. The Victorious is under the command of Capt. J. M.
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    IS HERE TO GATHER FORMATION FOR GUIDE BOOK
    55 7 re to c itkan guide i Sooth I Mr James ndent of fcts Far Eastif view. Honi the nub- j t eks blished In i urj this L m 50i h at the pportunitj r f to seD the abroad lie publicu-
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    Change of address
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    Seven societies registered
    63 7 SINGAPORE Tues The Registrar of Societies has I aprSroved the registration of i .seven societies. p They are the Singapore 1 Amateur Swimming Associa<SS la\,h G a U The»inS [Sn of the Chartered l Institute of S^ re^ es l« ri Seicuiwang Malay {^.SSLnSmtural Association (Perkumpu lan
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    Shell man retires after 32 years
    20 7 SINGAPORE, Tues Mr. P. Verghcse Mathcw 55. chicl children, came to Singapore m 1926.
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    S.T.B. member
    5 7 Eff4fss Telephone Board.
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    MORE RECEIVING HELP FROM WELFARE CENTRE IN PENANG ROAD
    120 7 MORE RECEIVING HELP FROM WELFARE CENTRE IN PENANG ROAD SINGAPORE, Tues. More and more needy families and individuals of all races are receiving help from the Seventh Day Adventists Health and Welfar Centre m Penang Road. Mr. Tan Chin Khin, director of the centre, said about 1,500 poor people were
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    Chairman appointed
    26 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore and Federation Governments have jointly appointed Mr. Gan Teek Yeow to bt chairman of the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board.
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    Country needs you...it's interesting work-Lim
    612 7 Country needs you... it 's interesting work-Lim Senois and aborigines of Malaya. Research on ethnic groups were on differences of temperatures and of the haemoglobin m a particular group involving the case of a young abnormal child. Prof. Dixon said that there is great scope for research m pre-clinical subjects.
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    'S'pore has big opportunity to boost trade and tourism'
    202 7 'S'pore has big opportunity to boost trade and tourism' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE has yet to exploit the vast potentialities that will increase her trade and tourist industry. This statement was made by Mr. R.A. Bowler, a San Francisco Company manager. Mr. Bowler pointed out that during his one week's stay
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    6-WEEK TOUR OF SOUTH INDIA, CEYLON FOR UNIONIST
    141 7 6-WEEK TOUR OF SOUTH INDIA, CEYLON FOR UNIONIST SINGAPORE Tues. Mr. R. Chelvarajah, secretary of the Malacca division of the Malayan Trade Union Congress, has left for a six-week business-cum-pleasure tour of South India and Ceylon. He will make a voluntary study of trade union problems and activities m both
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      No colour bar in Perth, says Dorothy
      352 8 No colour bar in Perth, says Dorothy A 19- YEAR-OLD Singapore giri returned from Perth, Wester n Australia to reveal that she noticed a complete absence of colour bar there. She Is Miss Dorothy Wee. i above), a first-year accountancy student at Perth Technical College, who is spending a threemonth
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      Schoolgirl wins top prize in art competition
      283 8 Schoolgirl wins top prize in art competition TEACHER ENCOURAGED PUPIL WHO TOOK UP PAINTING A YEAR AGO A 13 -YEAR -OLD schoolgirl had the best piece of news m her life when told that she had won the first prize m an art competition organised by a local iilm company.
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      Why I said 'Yes' FAMOUS PROPOSALS
      917 8  - Why I said 'Yes' FAMOUS PROPOSALS A UDREY HEPBURN: My husband, actor Mcl Ferrer, almost muffed his chance to marry me. We started seeing a lot or each other when we were cast m the same Broadway play m 1953. At the play's ciose. Mcl went to Sardinia to make
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      LAUGHING 'KING' ACCEPTS SHOW OFFER
      295 8 LAUGHING 'KING' ACCEPTS SHOW OFFER SIRI Perera (above), Singapore's Charlie Chaplin, has taken the plunge into professional show business. An accounts clerk. Siri received an offer from a leading nightclub last week, and accepted it after much thought. This versatile entertainer, also a good musician, magician and a -stage actor,
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    Carelessness can ruin your best efforts-demoralising, too
    341 9 MISS KNOW-HOW pONT OVERLOOK BODY ODOUR OR AN UNTIDY HEMLINE L „< es a lot of effort and hard H -1 :o make a woman s good locks I ho* many of us, who have ,7 to kx>k more beautiful, realise nle j
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    Guide to solve gift problem
    145 9 ws u.ur mind? V v, vuu^»'Ntions ,r hristmas Lplg nude might b: ;n prnt''<! otton or Lm praeL ||i rs KCtptEJ \.»unu and I I him Qtarettea m fcjiift wrappings. are hound to come i"ind\ for his party. I j\u Sill HKKN: A I: fhocolatfs.
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    MACHINE LIKE MUMMY'S
    77 9 MACHINE LIKE MUMMY'S T ITTLE girls will be Li delighted with their very own sewing machine that sews just like mummy's. I saw two lovely models recently, and they don't cost too much, —$16 and $23. EVERY little girl yearns for a doll house that is as near to the
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    SERVE THIS TURKEY SPECIAL AT XMAS
    193 9 rMANY families, Christmas will not be Christmas without a turkey. But perhaps you are tired of the same old way of preparing it, and would like a change. Try our recipe for Stuffed Roast Turkey. For one small turkey (three to five pounds), you'll
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    Myrtle wins tricky quiz
    135 9 CASHION Sense No. 31 proved to be very tricky to many of our readers. The majority were misled by a number of the "red herrings." A popular choice of accessories for the black cocktail dress designed by Janilaine, was all black. Janilaine, however, suggests salmon pink
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    Fast sharpener for the kitchen
    142 9 BLUNT knife? What every kitchen needs is a sharpener which will do the job m a jiffy. I found lovely two-wheel knife and scissors sharpener the other day. It sharpens both sides of the blade at the same time, even scallop edged blades. A jacket
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1220 10 SHOPPING Centre CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these PENANGITES AND GOUR METS searching for delicious Penang Nonya food can now have their appetite satiated to the full
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      234 10 1 Jinian The IDEAL TOOTH PASTE with ANTI-ENZYME! Specially FLAVOURED to PLEASE everyone m your FAMILY! only 55 cts a tube Obtainable from all L <^r good Sundry Shops Students Who Go Overseas You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS CARDIGANS UNDERWEAR GLOVES j JUMPERS-—WINTER PYJAMAS. SALE NOW ON i
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    OOPS! PARDON MY BACK!'
    49 11 fn^ a^h S Jt e hl" ha J f c H rb Ja^ nch and Milaya's centre-forward Paramalingam bump LaMre^d M?laVa Th l *ll hOC fe inter lational played on the padan* between Sinsapore and Malaya. The K ame ended m an exciting one-all draw.
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    elsh rugger international says Malacca players need improvement
    362 11 elsh rugger international says Malacca players need improvement FORMER Welsh International, Major Arthur Edwards declared yesterday that Malacca rugger needed two basic qualities. The major, who is stationed here, said that local players lacked mobility and quickness on the ball m m the loose. "These two prominent defects if improved
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    MALAYA, S'PORE ERNMENT ERVICES TLE MEET
    164 11 MALAYA, S'PORE ERNMENT ERVICES TLE MEET The I [> rernmcni rial bad- between I Malaya and I he id at the stadium r '0- Dtv. 9 m sendtal a even r ff mclals alsu t( rhey current i State S p and ai d Woo Junior d Junior j up
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    JAPANESE JUDO EXPERTS BEATEN: FANS ARE SHOCKED
    228 11 JAPANESE JUDO EXPERTS BEATEN: FANS ARE SHOCKED rKYO, Tues. Japanese were shocked by the news that their judo champions had not captured the world title m Parts. The news filled sports pages and sporting dailies. Most people paid high tribute to Anton Geesink of Holland who took the world title
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    ais and Burmese will test gapore swimmers
    178 11 ais and Burmese will test gapore swimmers SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'HI. swimmers, who are competing m 1 ist Asia Peninsula Games at ni Dec. 11 to 16, are expecting position to come from Burma and Thailand. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association o<P cl f£ however, believe that the Singapore swimmers will De
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    SOUTH VIETNAM TO SEND 53 TO RANGOON
    85 11 SOUTH VIETNAM TO SEND 53 TO RANGOON SAIGON, Tues.— South Vietnam will send a team of 53 men to compete m the second South-East Asian Games m Rangoon. At a meeting this week, the Directorate of Sport said this decision had been taken despite the need for the republic to
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    WATTANASIN WINS LANCASHIRE OPEN SINGLES
    69 11 WATTANASIN WINS LANCASHIRE OPEN SINGLES T YTHAM (St.Annes), Tues. Li Charoen Wattanasln of Thailand won the men's Singles title of the Lancashire Open badminton championships. He beat 19-year-old Roger Mills of Surrey, the holder, by 15-4. 15-4 m the final. Wattanasin, however, was beaten m the men's doubles final. He
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    SINGAPORE TEAM TO PLAY IN FIRST NETBALL MEET
    217 11 SINGAPORE TEAM TO PLAY IN FIRST NETBALL MEET M AL ACpA, Tues.— Malacca will be the venue of the nrst netball International match between Singapore and Malaya to be held on Saturday. The match will be included I? *u h ,f r, Plrst International Netball Competition on Satur- held at
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    NEWMARKET SALES BEGIN: RECORD BUY IS EXPECTED
    287 11 NEWMARKET SALES BEGIN: RECORD BUY IS EXPECTED NEWMARKET, Tues. Japan, whose bloodstock buyers have been active m the British market m recent months, will be represented among the large contingent of overseas visitors m this week's Newmarket December sales. Though the town is unusually well supplied with hotels, all are
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    POPULAR MR. ASHE SAYS FAREWELL
    5 11 POPULAR MR. ASHE SAYS FAREWELL
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    HE PUT MALACCA ON THE SPORTING MAP OF MALAYA
    417 11 Malacca, Tues. MALACCA lost one of its most respected and popular sportsmen when the Honourable Mr. Harold Edward Ashe, M.8.E., A.M.N., left for England this morning. He was responsible for putting Malacca on the sporting map of Malaya. As president of
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    Skipper McGlew
    23 11 PORT ELIZABETH, Tues. Jackie McGlew was appointed South African captain for the first Test match against New Zealand starting on Friday.
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    32 11 MOSCOW. Tues.— The United States and the Soviet Union will meet m a two-day track and field match at Palo Alto, California, on July 21 and 22 next year.
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      256 11 PLEASE COME TO the X'MAS FAIR on SATURDAY 0^ e9th December <^7 4jfe at SINGAPORE P% BADMINTON STADIUM C^ OPEN FROM 10 A.M. All proceeds divided equally between the Singapore Children's 1 Society, the Singapore Association ft Jt m for lhe Dea nd the SpastlC *fChildren's Association. 4s IK THE
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    Songkhla finishes a neck in front of Hallan in 3f. workout
    370 12 Songkhla finishes a neck in front of Hallan in 3f. workout By SCRUTINEER PENANG, Tuesday. CONGKHLA did a sparkling trial with Hallan for company at the Batu Gantong track this morning. With Merv Posner astride Songkhla was going easily on the bit and finishing a neck m front at the
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    HOSPITALS TO PLAY TABLE TENNIS FINAL ON THURSDAY
    396 12 HOSPITALS TO PLAY TABLE TENNIS FINAL ON THURSDAY SINGAPORE, Tues. General Hospital will meet Laboratory Services m the inter-hospital table tennis final on Thursday, at the Alumni Medical Centre commencing at 8 p.m. General Hospital, with a better balanced team, are tipped to win the Helen Chan Shield, b..t Laboratory
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    MR. BASKETBALL IS TIPPED FOR SPORTS AWARD
    303 12 AHLI SUKAN 1961 BASKETBALL players and enthusiasts are strongly tipping Mr. Goh Chye Hin, the president of the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation, to win the title of Ahli Sukan 1961*'. Mr. Goh has given much of his time for the betterment of the
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    ISET LEADS THE WAY IN DRAGON CLASS
    167 12 ISET LEADS THE WAY IN DRAGON CLASS SOUTH QUAY. Tues.— lset, sailed by V. C. Bath, won the Royal Singapore Yacht Club race for the Dragon Class yachts on Sunday m the time of 2hr. 18min. 50sec.. beating June <E. Ambuhl) and Valmai 10. C. Weeks). Dragon Class 1. Iset
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    Pitch was frozen
    34 12 GLASGOW. Tues.— The fin^l of the Scottish League Cup, between Glasgow Rangers and Heart of Midlothian, due to oe played at Hampden Park yesterday was postponed because of a frozen pitch.
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    Schoolboy Lee sparks Singapore basketball victory versus Malaya
    291 12 Schoolboy Lee sparks Singapore basketball victory versus Malaya GEYLANG, Tuesday. SINGAPORE'S basketball team for the South East Asia Peninsula Games at Rangoon next week showed their mettle when they convincingly beat a formidable touring Malayan team J J-77 m a friendly match played at the Happy World Stadium last night.
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    Malmo tour team expected better Singapore football
    269 12 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. SINGAPORE'S standard of football disappointed the manager of the Malmo F F team, Mr. Eric Perrsson. At Pava Lebar Airport yesterday before the team left for Jakarta. Mr Perrsson said, "I am surprised at the standard of football here. I thought
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    TODAY'S SPORT IN SINGAPORE
    45 12 TODAY'S SPORT IN SINGAPORE HOCKEY: Spore Lge. Div. 1 S.R.C. v RAP Seletar (Padang) 5.15 p.m.); Div. 3 R.EAIE. v R.N.A.H.U. (Ayer Rajah Rd., 5.00 pjn.). SOCCER: Premier Lge. Juniors v. Army Jn. Besar, 5 15 p.m.). SWIMMING: S.A.S.A. Trials (River Valley Pool, 6.00 pjn.)
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    137 12 McNEELEY: I WILL W IN IN SIX ROUNDS TORONTO, Tues. Tom McNeeley, the "unknown" Boston Irishman who attempts to wrest the world heavyweigKt title from Floyd Patterson today said, "I will win m six rounds." He adds "Patterson will be m for a surprise. One thing I can assure him
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