The Singapore Free Press, 16 December 1961

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    22 1 THE LOCAL PAPER THAT IS FIRST WITH ALL THE NEWS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    GOOD-HEALTH DRIVE
    104 1 to U.N. gencies to help m big mpaign KAPORE, Sat.— Dm United NaL intrmational |hcn*s Fund and tJforM Health :;;<n are to :u Singaunment m n tied health here next gn will ibercu- >: it ion, mater- welfare improve ices <>f :opre- EF, told WHO. advice i give
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    Sponsors give candy from the U.S.
    31 1 Sponsors give candy from the U.S. FLASHBACK: Soldiers help crippled children at a Cheer Fund party made possible by your generosity last year. Please help to repeat this scene this year.
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    HAVE YOU LIVED A PREVIOUS LIFE?
    263 1 HAVE YOU LIVED A PREVIOUS LIFE? HAVE YOU lived a previous life on this planet? When you die will you return to live yet another life here? If you believe m reincarnation your answer will be: Yes, it is possible. At least 150 million Buddhists and 30 jnillion Hindus believe
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    Bank robbery
    31 1 Nf/W YORK, Sat.— Two holdup men entered a Brooklyn bank yesterday, shut a guard with a submachinegun, and escaped with an estimated C'Ss3o,ooo after exchanging sho^s with a policeman.
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    Squatters offered house for hut
    179 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday. J^ HOUSE for a hut is the new experiment started by the Housing and Development Board to persuade squatters to move out of much-needed land for development. Work has been started on building 192 one-storey terrace houses m Kirn Keat Road. They will
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    ALGIERS KIDNAP: OILMEN ON PROTEST STRIKE
    91 1 ALGIERS KIDNAP: OILMEN ON PROTEST STRIKE A LGIERS, Sat. Employees of the French stateowned oil company. S. N. Repai. last night called a strike after armed men had whisked away three of their colleagues m successive kidnappings. A statement from the staff said all the company's workers on the Hassi
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    Goa police quit border to ease tension
    209 1 Goa police quit border to ease tension OANJIM (Goa), Sat.— The Goa police have closed three posts on the Indian-Goan border to avoid Indian charges of "provocation," a police spokesman said yesterday. They closed the post at Sinquervale, north-east Goa, on Thursday and withdrew two miles, and yesterday they closed
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    BETRAYALS IN DEFENCE CORPS 'CRITICAL'
    115 1 BETRAYALS IN DEFENCE CORPS 'CRITICAL' SAIGON. Sac. Desertions and betrayals among the members of the Self-Defence Corps m South Vietnam are reaching a "critical point." authoritative military sources said yesterday. The sources said the Communist guerillas m the Mekong Delta. South of Saigon were putting increasing pressure on the loyalty
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    Antarctic team off
    26 1 MOSCOW, Sat.— The members of the seventh Soviet Antarctic expedition left here by air yesterday for Aniarctica, the Soviet news agency Tass reports.
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    Luthuli home
    19 1 JOHANNESBURG, Sat ExChief Albeit Luthuli returned here yesterday from Oslo aftei receiving the 1960 Nobel Peace Priz;^.
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    Red trade talks
    27 1 MOSCOW, Sat. A group of Communist Chinese trade experts arrived m Moscow for talks on trade between the Soviet Union and China during 1962.
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    Italy's own reactor
    27 1 ROME, Sat. The first Italianbuilt nuclear reactor for scientific research went Into operation yesterday at the Nuclear Research Centre at Ispra m north Italy.
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    Tug rescues seven
    36 1 Tug rescues seven MIAMI. Sac. A tug from Nassau yesterday rescued seven people who had clung through ihe night to Ihe wreckage of a living boat m choppy seas off the Bahamas Miami coastguard report ea.
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    Attlee out of danger
    36 1 j AMERSHAM. .En-land I Sat.— i Lord Atriee. former British Labour j Prime Minister, who had a heart i attack m hospital here nine days I aa<>. is now out of danger.
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    NEW DEACON TO BE ORDAINED TOMORROW: HE'S A MALAYAN
    146 1 NEW DEACON TO BE ORDAINED TOMORROW: HE'S A MALAYAN SINGAPORE, Sat.— Members of the Anglican Church J will welcome a new Malayan deacon tomorrow at a cere- mony at St. Andrew's Catlie- dral. He is Mr. Butwan Manikam, j 25, who has just completed his four years' training at St.
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    Envoy to Malaya
    26 1 OTTAWA Sat. Mr. Charles McGau?hey.' 54 was named Canadian High Commissioner to Malay a \vith simultaneous accreditation as Ambassador to Burma and Thailand.
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    Duke in Greece
    31 1 ATHENS. Sat. The Duke of Edinburgh arrived here last night at the controls of a Heron aircraft to join the 6th birthday celebrations of King Paul of Greece
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    Sixteen saved
    35 1 HALIFAX (Nova Scotia), Sat. —Re-cue i,niw last night picked up all 16 crew of a fchlng vessel as il sank m heavy seas m the Atlantic abma 175 milea east of Cape Cod.
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    Strong tip for Straight Flight II in last race
    287 1  - Strong tip for Straight Flight II in last race SCRUTINEER penang card, comments, best bets and latest hints-P. 1, 11, 12 By STRAIGHT FLIGHT II was strongly tipped to win the last race over BJF at the track here this morning. Many regard him as one oi the best bets
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    Ex-premier hits out
    29 1 PARIS. Sat. M Guy Mollet, former Socialist Prime Minister, struck a GuglUst deputy who caiied him a covv«.rd during last night's deba,*? on a censure motion.
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    The wrong gift
    28 1 LONDON. Sat. Do not Rive young people cigarettes lor ChrLstmas it cotild start them on the way to lung cancer, warns the British Medical Journal.
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    Latest
    60 1 \> ALV A M X r r Man Ist M Fund S 3rd M i nts. Ist H«>" buyin •■:> HK APRfSTS SING VPOKI p am P lerdaji iki< of! held under the < Lav < f»mpor ir? i iao COA: SHIPS SiCHTED PANJIMS Germ d] >'■ Silt a
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      6 1 NATIONAL LANGUAGE LESSONS IN PAGE 4
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  • City section: Finance and industry
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      Malayan Collieries to make further capital repayment out of assets
      236 2 Malayan Collieries to make further capital repayment out of assets By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Saturday. jyjALAYAN Collieries, whose Batu Arang coalfield ceased operations m January last year, are to make a further capital repayment of $3.60 per share out of assets which have been realised from the
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      SATISFACTORY WEEK ON STOCK MARKET: CLOSES ON FIRM NOTE
      181 2 SATISFACTORY WEEK ON STOCK MARKET: CLOSES ON FIRM NOTE LONDON. Sat. Stock markets failed to establish any definite trend during the early part of the session, but developed a distinctly brighter appearance m the afternoon and finished a generally satisfactory week on. a firm note. Selective nuying of industrials took
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      GENERALLY RELUCTANT RUBBER SALES: TIN RULES STEADY
      275 2 GENERALLY RELUCTANT RUBBER SALES: TIN RULES STEADY I ONDON, Sat.—A fur- ther improvement m rubber values was recorded yesterday. However, traders were quick to point out that the rise was more a result of general reluctance on the part of sellers rather than, any increased buying interest. Values were initially
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      Market indices
      40 2 LONDON. Sat iv.c Financial Tunes m&r&ei Indices foe Dtv. 1. last year. \%eek ago, previous ana j esterck 1 .s respec lively: Tins: 264 6. 358 4. 347 7^ 348.0 Rubbers: 1*503. 155 5, 156 3. 157. jJ
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      $136m. agreement
      28 2 WASHINGTON. Sat. The molted Slates and Poland yesterday conduced ?.n agreement under which tae U.S. Will >eil Poland U5544,600,000 (about $136 million) worth o: agricultural commodities.
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      Hong Kong prices
      54 2 HONG KONG. Fri. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation 5356 5356 sales sales Wheetock Bflarden $12.10 $12.20 sales sales Hiconc phono $42.00 $42.00 salea sales Da m- Farm Coid Storage $35.50 $35.50 sales sales TaikOO Dock $73.50 $72.00 sales sales Jardine Matheson
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    89 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales m the Singapore Tradins: Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. and N. ords. $2.48 r-3 cents>. Gammon $1.63 (—2 cents >. M. Cement $2.25 -1 cent), Robinson ords. $1.38 -1 cent). S. Times $3.03 (Unch.), S. Traders $4.60 (-10 cento), Win. Jack $1.57
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    Ships in port
    176 2 SHIPS lym< alongside the Singapore wharves today are: Neder Kih* tiA. SAiat:,;.! M, TJihaffiVtk 8/7, A-.va Maru »/9. Mltaka Maw 19 16. C ait fr i Mom i 5, Bayoo 3, Ryosan ?!aru 3536. Else Nielsen C 9/30. K:nabii'u 121 22. Stgamai NW. 3. State of FuJarat
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    Mission to London
    27 2 SINGAPORE. Sat,— The Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board will .^cud a mission to London and New York next month, it was announced here today.
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    U.S. cars forecast
    40 2 WASHINGTON. Sat. The United States motor industry is expected to produce about a million more cars m 1962 than during this yesr. according to a forecast yesterday by the U.S. Commerce Department's Business and Defence Services Administration.
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    New Gatt members
    29 2 GENEVA. Sat. The contracting parties to the General Agreement, on Tariffs and Trade have agreed to the accession of Israel and Portugal, it was officially announced.
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    Japan exports drop
    24 2 TOKYO. Sat. Japan's exports during the month of November totalled U*****.074.000— a decline of 3.9 per cent from the previous month.
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    New bank office
    37 2 MONTREAL, Sat.— The Bank of Montreal will shortly open a representativeo office m Tokyo, Japan. This wiil be the first office of its kind to be set up m Japan by a Canadian bank.
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    EICHMANN'S SON: 'SENTENCE PROMPTED BY HATRED'
    234 2 EICHMANN'S SON: 'SENTENCE PROMPTED BY HATRED' BUENOS AIRES, Sat. Klaus Eichmann, 25-year-old eldest son of Adolf Eichmann, said yesterday the death sentence passed on his father was "a monstrously inhuman action, prompted by hatred." "We would like to ask the leaders of the big powersPresident Kennedy, Mr. Khrushchev. Mr. Macmillan
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    Monkey havoc
    39 2 JAKARTA. Sat,-— Thousands of monkeys have been destroying crops m the Kendal region of Central Java, according to reports from the provincial capital of Semarang. Farmers were engaged m a fulltlme campaign to drive the monkeys axvav.
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    THAI POLICE AND PRO-REDS CLASH: 95 ARRESTED
    127 2 BANGKOK. Sat— Police reinforcements were yesterday being rushed m an emergency airlift to Northeast Thailand where lighting had broken out between local police and supporters of a pro-Com-munist separatist movement, police sources said. The fighting m the province of Nakom Panom broke out
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    ROUND-THE-WORLD PRICES
    342 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Dec. 15. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS e.i.f European parts Dec 23 23 3/16 Jan 23 3/16 23 5/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 235 23 11/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS settlement House Terms, dan 23
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    U.S. sources hint at Congo cease-fire 'within 24 hours'
    268 2 ITNITED STATES sources here last night hinted that a cease-fire m the Congo might come within about 24 hours. The sources said the object was to get President Tshombe of Katanga and Mr. Cyrille Adoula, Prime Minister of the Central Con
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    A heart attack -before she was born
    86 2 A heart attack -before she was born fHICAGO, Sat.^The case of a baby who had a heart attack before birth was reported yesterday. only the second such case m known medical history. The baby, a girl weighing 7 pounds 10 ounces, died 12 hours after birth. Writing m the journal
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    BUSY DAY FOR MALAYAN KING IN MADRAS
    203 2 BUSY DAY FOR MALAYAN KING IN MADRAS MADRAS, Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong will visit this morning the state-owned coach factory at Perambur, near here the biggest railway coach manufacturer m Asia. The factory where the Ruler will spend nearly one hour, was opened by the Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru,
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    THE GOOD FAIRY'S DITTY ABOUT MARGARET'S HUBBY IS BANNED
    127 2 THE GOOD FAIRY'S DITTY ABOUT MARGARET'S HUBBY IS BANNED ONDON, Sat. The Lord Li Chamberlain. Britain's theatrical censor, has banned a satirical song about Lord Snowdon. husband of Princess Margaret, from a Christmas pantomime being staged by the British Broadcasting Corporation's Social Club. The song was to have been sung
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    'Flyaway' fog
    37 2 LONDON, Sat.— A dense blanket of fog over London whicn disorganised surface and air transport throughout yesterday suddenly lif tea over many areas within an hour last ni^ht. The Automobile Association called it "flyaway fog."
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    RED CHINA AGAIN BARRED FROM U.K.
    83 2 RED CHINA AGAIN BARRED FROM U.K. L Sat. J l^ States s,J^, B, t«ry m the &J* llln a4Bto Cf ith T 2Oa»o bar United \v!*S cognition 0 r China. i Britain America, v iected resolution to earlier seven at tentio N a u two-thirds change the p re^ m
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    GIFTS FOR 97 AT HOME
    257 3 j in gapore police band, magician to entertain children Puan Noor Aisha will be top guest at Xmas party SINGAPORE, Sat Piian Noor Aisha, wife of the Yang diPertuan Negara, will make her first visit to the Trafalgar Home today to attend a Christmas party
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    CONTRACT BRIDGE NOTES
    122 3  -  Overbid m appear to ifficient atm\s of less value, but make all between a a losing m the ameni was iking four u7«a ***** 3, Q1042 >'■- J52 ►8 I V-. 104 /C. AJ62 m&Jhi GOj dealer East pass- ;b. W6St ne spade trump. ibs. West iwo
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    680 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDER LEE'S SINGAPORE, Saturday. gINGAPORE will have the opportunity to view .Japanese fashion when a fair organised by a leading textile manufacturing company m Japan opens at the Victoria Memorial Hall today. mm ,W V If The fair with several performances staged daily until Tuesday will feature a
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    St. John parade
    14 3 Sat. The the St. Brigade wiil Inspection rri Girls" .S:reet to-
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    Weekend water rationing
    81 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Water will be cut off today m Zones One and Seven from 2 P-m to 8 p.m. There will be no water tomorrow m Zones Two and Three between 8 a.m. ana 2 1 p.m.. and m Zones Five and (Seven from 2 p.m. to
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    Y.W.C.A. needs $100,000 for extension work at Outram centre
    195 3 Y.W.C.A. needs $1 00,000 for extension work at Outram centre SINGAPORE, Sat. The Young Women's Christian Association here needs $100,000 to build a new wing for its Centre m Outram Road, to expand its activities Miss. P. M. Lowe, secretary of the association, told The Free Press that due to
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      92 3 CHRISTMAS SALE I NOW ON FOR PERSIAN Q BOKHARA If PAKISTAN >q INDIAN J CONTINENTAL U CARPETS RUGS IRANIAN CARPETS 7 T ANGLIN ROAD. SPORE 10* TEL: ***** 1 B DOESN'T HAVE THIS TAfi IT is not tßfg^g C^l^ 1 511 S NOT HAVE ALL I >PT|an COTTON THAT V\J
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      321 3 $50,00 CASH TO BE WON! Dalmatians' Wff v ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS TO COLOUR THE ABOVE PICTURE IN ANY FORM OF COLOUR YOU WISH (e.g. WATER COLOUR, CRAYONS, ETC.) AND SEND IN YOUR BEST EFFORT TO THE CATHAY ORGANISATION PUBLICITY DEPARTMENT, 8, HANDY ROAD, STORE 9. Don't forget
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      311 3 CINEM-1S Exhibition of Malayan paintings rvriMY- Mystery Midnight by Shri A. A. Almcikar at the midn&M. National Library. 10 a.m. to 7 ODEON: Hell to Eternity mid- P^^g^ MISSION iIAMOND- Thaisollai Tint- (XORRIS ROAD): Class on fulie < Tamil midnight; Thayil- Bhagavad Gita by Swami Damom,.iiM 6 9 Dressmaking. Chinese
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    ARABS SEEK MARKET HERE
    140 4 ARABS SEEK MARKET HERE SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Edward Jereidini. director of a Cairo import and export firm, said on his departure fur .home that business concerns m Arab countries were very keen to open firms or appoint agents here for their products. Mr. Jereidini, who represented a group of eight
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    Mosque built for workers
    47 4 RAWANG. Sat. The management of Berjuntai Tin Dreadging Ltd.. Batang Berjuntai, 18 miles from here, have built a $11,000 mosque for their Malay employees. This new mosque was built through the efforts of Mr. J. M. Harrison, manager of Berjuntai Tin Dredging Ltd.
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    Japan is happy her help is appreciated, says delegation leader
    254 4 Japan is happy her help is appreciated, says delegation leader SINGAPORE, Saturday JAPAN is proud and happy that her contributions towards the technical and cultural development of Singapore and Malaya have been a success and greatly appreciated. This was expressed by Mr. T. Murakoshi, leader of a three-man delegation from
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    Texts of Malay lessons 13, 14
    669 4 THIS is the text of the 13th and 14th national language lesson, together with vocabulary, to be broadcast over Radio Singapore at 7.30 tonight and tomorrow night. LESSON 13— VOCABULARY Bepergian. to travel, to go abroad; seberanglaut, overseas; menyeberang lautan, go overseas; visa. visa:
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    SINGAPORE IS 'STOP-OVER' FOR BIRDS ON 10,000-MILE FLIGHT
    231 4 SINGAPORE IS 'STOP-OVER' FOR BIRDS ON 10,000-MILE FLIGHT SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore has earned a number of names, one of them being "Gateway to the East." It is a stopover for many tourists travelling to and from the West. But very few are aware that this applies even to birds. According
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    Christmas party for children
    49 4 BUTTER WORTH. Sat. The R.A.A.F. and RJV.F, stationed at Butterworth, will entertain children of airmen to a Christmas party at their base on Dec. 22. Guests of honour at the party will be 24 children from the Penang Convent and several other orphans from Butterworth
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    CHURCH SERVICES
    564 4 St. Andrew's Cathedral: 7.00 a.m., 8.00 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 11.00 a.m., 12 noon: 6.00 p.m. St. George's (Tanslin barracks) 7.15 a.m., 9.30 o m.. 10.30 a.m. 6.30 p.m. St. Peter's (Serangoon Garden Estate); 8 a.m.. 9.30 a.m. 6 D.nv Cathedral of Good Shepherd 'Bins. Basab Rd>: 6.30 a.m..
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    ONE-MINUTE SERMON
    106 4 Given to hospitality. Romans xii.l 3. IJETWEEN the word translated "hospitality" here, and that so rendered m I Peter iv.9 there is a small but significant/ difference worth special note just now. Peter's calls for unstinted hospitality among fellow Christians; Paul's requires a kindly readme*3 to entertain strangers,
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    REINCARNATION FACT OR FICTION?
    1231 5 kja ahout5rkijnmk k,jl centuries there have been those people who firmly believed they had lived before on this planet. Even the Bible contains references to reincarnation. Christ, for example, stated that John the Baptist was Elijah reborn. DON EASTERN MHI fifteen -old -girl J, dying of
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      180 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by I<ee Falk and Phil Davis /»h/*xi vo*jt'-& ir" i i mju i Af£y~- sorrows- •*'<£& j X_ fel C THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake r— /^.tJAv/cut-CAinAwnOD MJlji^i I HUH? F^ EVE...''*^^ &LTT HOW COULD \f 1... 1 WAS
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Films can lure investors
      205 6 Films can lure investors VOTE of thanks goes today to the three-man delegation from the Japan Society for Economic Co-oper-ation m Asia who visited Singapore this week. On a trip to SouthEast Asian countries to record the work and progress of technical experts from Japan, they made their first stop
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      Money well spent
      130 6 THE Legislative As- sembly has approved $79,000 m the 1962 Budget tor the Social Welfare Department's foster parents scheme. Under this expanded scheme even the poorest of families can contribute their share of love and care for the State's destitute children from the ages of one to
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      'Six of the best' for unruly children
      195 6 'Six of the best' for unruly children IN our vastly advanced and improved Malayan society, I believe there is one drawback. This is the new way by which we are trying: to bring up our children, by not allowing teachers to give "six of the best" to the naughty and
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      'LEGAL ABORTION IS LEGAL MURDER'
      253 6 'LEGAL ABORTION IS LEGAL MURDER' I be permitted to say that I was thoroughly shocked when reading the report m your paper (4.12.61) that a debate organised by the University of Malaya ended with the verdict thai "abortion should be legalised m Singapore." The claim that life began at the
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      Protection for the stupid
      133 6 Protection for the stupid T HOPE the power- operated doors to be fitted to some Singapore buses prove a success. Stupid people who endanger their lives by hanging precariously onto the entrances on moving buses must be protected against their own folly. OBSERVER Singapore 13. lKiiiin^ Tnwnrihnw^|yTiKi^3tBy I live m
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      'Strontium 90': What is it? asks mother
      140 6 'Strontium 90': What is it? asks mother I READ with great interest recently an article hi a British newspaper about a group of British housewives who were making a petition to their Government. It appears that they were asking lor a certain substance called "Strontium 90" to be taken out
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    The status seekers
    615 6 SCIENCE VERSUS ARTS SUPERIORITY ROW 'SENSELESS' WHILE reading with avid interest the arguments put forward by your readers (on who makes the better man the Science or the Arts man?), I could not help feeling that it was all a senseless exercise m status-seeking. Although this discussion
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    100 YEARS AGO
    98 6 The Free Press reported: "On Friday last as a cart containing some slabs of tin was passing along Beach Street, Pinang, towards Mr. Anthony's godowns a Chinese man followed it. The man entered the godowns and came out passing himself as one belonging to the establish- ment.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    52 6 A MOUSE ran on student pilot Miss Kathleen Wimpenney's knee as she was making her first solo flight over Seething airfield, Norfolk. But Miss Wimpenney. 32-year-old mathematics teacher at Lowestoft Grammar School gritted her teeth and new T The re was nothing cisc I could do." she
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    SOLVE A CRIME
    145 6 SOLVE A CRIME you i i resonant "Wli v toa Lo the i i ;v' v c 55? you replay 1? erec been v *fc i walk and nieei an ex. 5 she man i(^: C e Jon: Hale, b s'r Ream* *1 J'GU be..;. "Is ii peie: '-•> yOU
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    MALAYANS IN AUSTRALIA ADVISED: MAKE YOURSELVES AT HOME
    259 7 Lt have fitted m well, but there are problems-lecturer Australian philosophy lee- Julius Kovesi, has this Malayan students intending stralia: "Do not be selffeel that you are different r ,:i students." Malayan students should -selves as one and the Australian student colthls
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    Lock icon METHODIST WEDDING FOR STENO AND SALESMAN
    65 7 -Photo by UK \XD MRS. MICHAEL CHONG KOK MING who were married at the Wesley Methodist Church in Fort Canning. The groom, the only son of and Mrs. Cheng Fone Kwee. is on the sales staff of Boustead and Company. The bride, a stenographer
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    TELENTIME in K.L.
    13 7 I PCI Sat.nalename Chinwoo Dec. 31 AYUJM KJAHN NJHAH,KN BU
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    Crime solution
    74 7 If Peter Ream had shot himseU white he wa« Ulkinu with you. the phone receiver would have still been m hi* hand, or on the floor, when you arrived at the scene because, after bearing the shot, you heard the groan, and then silence. *ou found the receiver
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    Christmas party
    28 7 KAJANG. Sat. A children's Christmas party organised by the Church of the Holy Family. Kajang. will be held at the Kajang Hall tomorrow at 9.30 a.m.
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    Ten countries in Fellowship talks
    89 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. —An Asian Leadership Conference of the International Fellowship of Evangelical students will be held at the Singapore Theological Seminary at Adam Road from today until Dec. 23. The Fellowship of Evangelical students m Singapore will act as host. This grand conference will be
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    Place your gifts for hospitals on these Xmas trees
    95 7 This is the project of the Rotary Club of Singapore West. Members of the Inner Wheel Club (wives of Rotarians) will be on hand at each tree to receive the gifts. A community chest will also be placed beside each tree,
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    SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY HAILS EXHIBITION OF INDIAN PAINTINGS
    189 7 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY HAILS EXHIBITION OF INDIAN PAINTINGS SINGAPORE, Sat.— The visit of the Indian artist, Mr. A. A. Almelkar was a welcome opportunity for Malayan artists, art lovers, and laymen to study and enjoy some of the works of one of the best exponents of the Indian School of
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    Association holds flag day for former prisoners
    237 7 Association holds flag day for former prisoners SINGAPORE, Sat— To coincide with the Christmas season, the Singapore After Care Association is making a special appeal to the public to contribute generously to their Flag Day campaign today. The After Care Association is m need of funds to maintain its hostel
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    YOGA CLASSES AT YMCA HEADQUARTERS
    65 7 YOGA CLASSES AT YMCA HEADQUARTERS SINGAPORE, Sat. Yoga classes are to be conducted next month at the YMCA headquarters m Orchard Road. Mr. Rowland Lyne, general secretary of the association, said the classes would be conducted by Mr. V. P. Kumar. Charges are $3 for members and $5 for non-mem-bers.
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    Students hold lunch to honour tutor
    72 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. More than 30 students who attended a morning session national language class organised by the Adult Education Board at the Cultural Centre held a "nasi beriani" lunch to honour their teacher. The teacher, Che Rahmah binte Rahmat, of the Geylang Malay Craft
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      192 7 GIAMN BJI KIUOKLMMOPI IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... YOU arc scienUfic and practical, yet interested m psychic phenomena. Frank and sincere, you are one of those hearty individuals who makes friends wherever too go. Some you SeTfor a lifetime. Others you I outgrow. Y'U have a great deal of self-confidence, and
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      145 7 season. Make sure everything is carefully scheduled. MkBDIftADV Dec 23 Jan CAPRICURN 20): CHURCH attendance will give you a foretaste of the spiritual significance of the season. lAllf DIIIC < Jan 21 Feb< 19) J AQUARIUS TAKE the lead and assert yourself for good. You can be a fine example
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      113 7 your holiday schedule or you may find you are duplicating your efforts. I eft (July 24 Aug. 23): LEU SLOW DOWN and get some restful relaxation. Make final holiday plans. Perhaps attend sports as a spectator. VIDRH < Ao 2 8 «P t 23 > I 1 nOU REVIEW your
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    Cannas: No plant to match it for colour effect
    751 8 HRffIByiUIIII^iIISSIBI^BIIHHHHHHHHHHHI kxf f^ftN/^ THEY CAN BLOOM FOR NEARLY A YEAR THE CAXXA is one of th c comm o n cst and most colourful of bedding plants. The large flowers of various shades are most attractive and a well grown bed
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    How to lose friends, offend people
    645 8 SAURDAY QUIZ FRIENDSHIP is like money, easier made than kept. There are many people m the world, and one makes many acquaintances, but true friends are rare. Friends have to be earned, and once found, treated carefully. Friendships are fragile things, and require as
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    Vamp Look: So feminine —and dangerous, too
    467 9 MOST EFFECTIVE IN STARK WHITE OR JET BLACK, SAYS PATSY ANN DAVIDSON GINA LOLLOBRIGIDA ON HAIR CARE £L Making-up a«d combing my hair (which I do myself) takes two hours and a half. I watch my complexion. I have to avoid hard or
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    Look what they've done to the mini Cooper!
    623 9 NOW A TOP SPEED OF 106 M.P.H. MOTORING NEWS. VIEWS —BY CHAN CHIN BOX DOUBT you've -^read or heard about those fast little cars, the Mini Cooper and its companion model from BMC the Austin Seven Cooper. What do you think of
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    'Slammin Sam' Snead: He plays better golf at fifty
    994 10 IT'S CONCENTRATION. WHICH WINS OR LOSES TOTTKNAMENTS SAYS THIS INDESTRUCTIBLE TOUGH VETERAN ALSO HAS VITAL ABILITY TO RELAX Demaret and Snead have stayed m top golf for more than a quarter of a century. Strangely, neither of tnese elder statesmen of
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    I never nagged my husband to quit —Mrs. Tony Brooks
    378 10 I never nagged my husband to quit —Mrs. Tony Brooks LONDON, Saturday BROOKS hung up his racing helmel yesterday and his wife Pina, six months pregnant with their second child, said: "If I have a hoy I will tell him it is nnl all roses. There are thorns too. They
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    Twi changes in Combined Services team for today
    368 11 Twi changes in Combined Services team for today I SINGAPORE Saturday. ombined Services have made n g s la their rugby team to meet us today at the City Stadium, |A F Changl is trip and i ::V.^d by m mwealth r unable to ttyis Capt. mi Ser- r ;:i
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    RACE CARD
    1054 11 RACE 1—2.00: CL. 4, DIV. I—6 FURS. SPEED MARVEL 3yr chag (Chen's Bt.) 2- ***** CHICKEN BEsi^V O^iNg St > FrMUil> U 6 ***** CAMEBON Syr'gg &ka g^ DlM 1> SCBATHCING: Wesltrn Wonder R. Brcuk.. 6.2. RACE 2—2.30: CL. 4, DIV. 2—6 FURS. 1. ***** CHASE ME HOME
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    Now Shing Wah to make football debut
    156 11 Now Shing Wah to make football debut SINGAPORE Saturday. gHING Wah Sports Association, one of the few table tennis clubs here is to expand its activities. They hope to enter the Singapore Amateur Football Association's Third Division league next year. The club will make a tour of Malacca and Muar
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    Weekend sport in Singapore
    115 11 TODAY RUGBY: Combined RAP Teneah v Johore Asians (Tengah, 5.00 p.m.); HM Naval Base v RAP Changi Ist XV (Changi, 5.00 p.m.); RAP Changi 2nd XV v R.E. Base Group (Ayer Rajah, 5.00* p.m.); RAF Tengah 2nd XV v Johore Bahru Utd. (J. Bahru, 5.00 p.m.).
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    Stamina horse Jason is due to get his winning break
    1502 12 Stamina horse Jason is due to get his winning break MOST FANCIED HORSES. 3 points for first favourite. 2 points for second favourite; 1 point for third favourite. I M I M^ THE BEST BETS 0 Scrutineer's best bets are Clever Dick (Race Two), Silver Screen 111 (Race Three). Cool
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    KIWI COACH PRAISES ALL-MALAYA TEAM
    215 12 tf INCiAPOBE. Sat— More than I 1.000 hockey fans saw AllMalayst score a convincing 3-1 victory over New Zealand's international touring team at Juian Bcsar Stadium >esterday. Beating New Zealand, fifth ranking hockey nation In the world, has enhanced Malaya's! charges m the Indian Inter-
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    SINGAPORE THIRD IN SEAP BASKETBALL
    62 12 SINGAPORE THIRD IN SEAP BASKETBALL RANGOON, Sat,— Singapore beat Malaya 94-78 to take third place m the South East Asia Peninsula Games basketball tourney held yesterday. Malaya took fourth place and Burma fifth. Today Thailand and Cambodia will battle for the first two places m the championships. In the light
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    Davis Cup team
    26 12 SYDNEY. Sat—Australia's team to defend the Davis Cup against Italy this month will be Rod Layer. Roy Emerson, Neale Eraser and Fred Stolle.
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    Cambridge out
    16 12 EDINBURGH. Sat.— Edinburgh Academicals beat Cambridge University 8-0 m a Rugby Union match yesterday.
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