The Singapore Free Press, 28 December 1961

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    25 1 THE LOCAL PAPER THAT IS FIRST WITH ALL THE HEWS The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1961. 15 CENTS. IRAQ ACCUSES BRITAIN
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    Troop moves a bid to create tension'
    103 1 Troop moves a bid to create tension' v Thurs. a "i -ontrollRadki last ised Britain tening peace li m the i f si night, foot :m threaten* id securMiddle .1 st'i ies create nsion m somcea bo vr.o flew :-day tor -tmation East would 5 en. at ttM headNesi East
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    JAP SHIP CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE: AN EXCLUSIVE FIRST-HAND ACCOUNT
    11 1 CAPT. USAMI
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    Written permit to shoot: Gun owners protest
    288 1 Written permit to shoot: Gun owners protest SINGAPORE. Thurs. CIIOTCiTN owners who pay $60 for an "open" licence are protesting against a new police regulation regarding the discharge of firearms on private estates and Crown land. The e^' regulation stipulates that written permission must be obtained iron: the owner or
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    Cock kills referee
    8 1 PhilipP" poacc S& »-re yesterday.
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    Captain tells of Goa sea drama
    303 1  - Captain tells of Goa sea drama LIM TIONG WAH By OINGAPORE, Thurs.— For five hazardous hours. a Japanese freighter with about 21,000 tons of iron-ore aboard, was an open target m a bombardment between three Indian and a Portuguese battleship about half a mile from Goa. This first hand account
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    King visits loco and steel works
    61 1 CALCUTTA. Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaya and party, returned here by special train this evening after a visit to the Chittaranjan locomotive works at, the Durgapur steel works, one of the biggest In India. The Malayan niler and party are clue to
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    'Still serious'
    35 1 PALM BEACH, Florida. Thurs. President Kennedy accompanied by his wife drove himself to visit his father m hospital yesterdayMr- Joseph Kennedy is recovering from a stroke followed by pneumonia- His condition remains serious.
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    Dexter and his men run into a storm of protests
    455 1 Dexter and his men run into a storm of protests CALCUTTA, Thurs.— The M.C.C. ran into a storm of criticism from Indian players and officials for an alleged display of petulance while fielding on the second day of their match against a Services XI here yesterday. M.C.C. wore accused of
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    Inche Yusof on radio
    62 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Lshak, will broadcast a New Year message over Radio Singapore on Sunday. His message m Malay can be heard over the Malay network at 9.40 p.m. and m English at 7.10 p.m. Chinese and Tamil translations ot
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    SMART NEW UNIFORM FOR PORTERS AT S'PORE AIRPORT
    189 1 SMART NEW UNIFORM FOR PORTERS AT S'PORE AIRPORT SINGAPORE, Thurs. A smart, new uniform has been introduced for about 40 porters of the Department of Civil Aviation at Singapore International Airport at Paya Lebar. The dull grey overalls and peak caps of the porters have given way to smart two-piece
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    Dream House Guide
    62 1 Today's Free Press contains an eight-page Modern Homes Supplement to help you to create your dream house. You may be dreaming up a house or you may have a dream house m the sun but they all need the expert touch to put m that extra something
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    West Irian may delay elections in Indonesia
    212 1 West Irian may delay elections in Indonesia NATIONAL UNITY NOT TO BE PREJUDICED' JAKARTA Thurs.— J The West Irian crisis may prevent the holding of general elections m Indonesia next year, according to a statement by the First Minister. Dr. Djuanda. The last elections were held m 1955 after which
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    A.S.A. EXAMS
    24 1 SINGAPORE. Thur i.— The results of the Australian Society of Accountants examinations held last October will appear m The Free Press tomorrow.
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    20 pages today
    48 1 20 pages today 1 Latest Ist WEICh Itclod? Wm sli Inn. I i Jazt si I. B Fits X 1 1 I i IH\ IquitN II i I !lt» S.HI I w Ik. Know* 6 I id i Persian H I I l I 4 i National language
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    TIN DROPS £3½ ON RENEWED UNSETTLED CONDITIONS
    284 2 I Free Press city section: Finance and industry™ LONDON, Thurs.—Renewed unset tlement featured the tin market, notably cash, which lost around £3 per ton under freer offers which were believed to represent stale bull liquidation. The drop at Singapore was a contributing factor.
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    Market indices
    34 2 LONDON, Thurs, The Financial Tlma market indices lor Dec 1 last year, veek c^o. previous ar.ci e-terci .'»"s respe< tivelv. T.r»<: ?64 6 351.?. 350.1. 351.% Rurttiers: 100.3 167.4, 166 2, 166.1.
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    Ships in port
    187 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wtharves todjy are: Sydney Hani 6-\. Thor^orn 42 43. AreaJskfrk 46. To:.. W« IS, Kaadlnwa BSani 6 7. I.fii Uacrsll o^3v>. Sydney -kT), Sf.-i^^' 33, Sataag 14. Outer road«: Lian Tin. Nbtella, Baiya a Adiastns, Silver K-.i*:. Nikor.i Main, Libv rr id.
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    STOCK MARKETS RESUME QUIETLY WITH LITTLE TRADING
    188 2 STOCK MARKETS RESUME QUIETLY WITH LITTLE TRADING LONDON. Thurs. Stock' i markets here yesterday resumed quietly after the long week-end and although it was possible to deal for the new account which officially starts on Tuesday next, business was small. Just before the close, business was further reduced when the
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    Port free of mines
    38 2 LONDON. Thurs— Goa naval authorities have stated that 'he harbour is now free of mines and work is expected to commence shortly on unloading seven ships waiting to discharge cargo, Lloyds reported here yesterday.
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG. Wed. Closing prices hero today wort Previous Today H. iv: S. Bank Corporation $364 <?*4 sales >j!o> Wheetock Marden si2no 5:?.30 5;: irs sales H*kong phone $43 ;:0 sva.^o sales sales Dairy Farm a: Cold Storage (36.50 $36.50 S3 les sa les Taikoo Docks $75.50
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    Anglo-Johore crop well below estimate: Sharp fall In price
    393 2 Anglo- Johore crop well below estimate: Sharp fall In price By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE 145,000 lb. rubber crop harvested by Anglo-Johore Rubber m the year to June 30, 1961, was some 25,000 lb. below the estimate given last year, but of even more importance was
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    93 2 Liw>: sales m the tjingai^rc Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. "and ords. (2.49 1 1 cent), Gammon $1.70 t -4 tenbi, J. IV a us: h $1.95 iunc.l.l, Rothmans $1.14 (unch.), steamship 80 cents (unch.), s. limes $3.06 1 cent), S. Traders $4.70
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    New tin ore mining company named
    68 2 BRUSSELS. Thxivs. The American group "Prnlipp Brothers" of Ne.v York together with 'Society Africaiiie Dv Kivu" (Sobaki) are the jo'nt partners m a new tin -re mining company named "PhibrakP In Leopoldville. Tin.- capital of the new concern amounts to 10 million Congoiese francs
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    Work at Katanga mines resumes
    50 2 BRUSELS. Thurs. Bombing damage at the Luili plant (Kolwezi) has been repaired and operation nas been resumed there, it was learned from a leading Union Miniere source here. The source was not able to any at whai rate production had been resumed at the plant.
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    Corporation changes sugar sales policy for S'pore
    208 2 Corporation changes sugar sales policy for S'pore IJONG KONG. Thurs. 11 —The Taiwan Sugar Corporation has changed its sales policy for Singapore, it is reported here. Under new arrangements, the Corporation would revise its selling price monthly. This move was said to enable the Corporation to compete with European sugar
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    Copper contract
    46 2 NEW YORK. Thurs.— A Kennecoit Copper Corporation spokesman said negotiations for a new contract oetween the United Steel workers of America and the Kennecott Refining Corporation for workers at the Arundel county plant m Maryland are continuing. The old contract expires on Dec. 31.
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    Freeze-up hits road and river traffic: 258 die in India
    228 2 LONDON, Thursday. jyjANY roads m Britain, from northern Scotland to the English south coast, were like a "skating rink" the Royal Automobile Club reported yesterday as the Christinas cold spell continued without any sign of a break. Hundreds of miles
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    'IMMINENT-A RUSSIAN ASSAULT ON MOON'
    87 2 'IMMINENT-A RUSSIAN ASSAULT ON MOON' LONDON. Thurs. The London Evening Standard last night splashed a front page story by th~ir science correspondent Peter Fairley forecasting an imminent "gigantic assault" by Russian scientists on the moon. Target date, he said, for a Russian cosmonaut to set foot on the planet is
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    BISHOP STABBED IN STREET ATTACK
    78 2 pRAHAMSTOWN, (South \X Africa) Thurs.— Two Africans stabbed the Anglican Bishop of Bloemfontein. the Rt. Reverend Bill Burnett four times mi n broad daylight m the street here yesterday and escaped. Police took the 47-year- old Bishop, who was bleeding but still conscious, to hospital
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    ELEANOR IS AGAIN 'MOST ADMIRED'
    138 2 > T E\V YORK. Thurs—Mrs. tleanor Roosevelt, widow of the wartime PreMdent. was named the most admired woman m the world for the 13th time Ui the past 14 years m a Gallup poll released yesterday. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy wa» named as the second most
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    Missionary dies
    36 2 LONDON. Thurs. The Rev. Harold B. Battenbury, a former president of the Methodist Conference and a missionary m China for 30 years, died on Sunday at the aije of 83. U was reported* yesterday.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    344 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Dec. 27. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSt e.l.f European ports Uan 23 5/16 23 11/16 Feb 23 7/16 23 13/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 23 7/16 23J RUBBER No. 1 RSB settlement
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    Katanga detains 7 Swedisi soldiers, then accuses U.N. of 'arbitrary arrests'
    240 2 Katanga detains 7 Swedisi soldiers, then accuses U.N. of 'arbitrary arrests' TjiLISABETHVILLE, Thurs.— JE* Katanga gendarmes detained seven Swedish U.N. soldiers and 15 African railway workers while the men were unloading railway trucks here yesterday, Mr. Brian Urquhart, senior U.N. official here, said last night. "The U.N. is not taking
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    HOTEL BLAZE KILLS 3: SUMMONS FOR OWNERS
    178 2 HOTEL BLAZE KILLS 3: SUMMONS FOR OWNERS NEW YORK. Thurs T:. management oi the Mr. flower Hotel here, where three people died and nine j were injured in a nre earls yesterday, has beer. Riven a .summons for tailing to equip the hotel door- with self-closing devices, Fire Department said.
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    No water so Portuguese prisoners go to new can
    48 2 No water so Portuguese prisoners go to new can P i gIH P El 0 i P tntol j (ficei i m Thr. accommod Q said t v. lo\ 1 j I I Crovern v..-- SiJ a Marmag froi Irtdiai j tra J X I Soviet I Sovkl
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    MAYOR JAILED FOR CORRUPTI
    40 2 Thurs. Mayor Huang Chi Hui VIS BWlt^nced to three and bail years imprisonment yesterday m the Taip. h Disi ri I Court for embo/Ziiira pul funds. Huang, formerly Deputj Secretary QenenU of Ktiomintan<i. bad I Ac:::--H
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    UNKNOWN
    55 3 Thura pore Dirs bus anthere will* Ol COTon New Monday. business at I v tffiCf Will IH. :es v. ill business sun with the Dowluch will be Kar.dang Road (Arm, Q!ieP!>>- i Townei pen lor .d delivery ills from tal rdor. i savings bkUI nol be I ration and
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    10-water areas
    23 3 II --There r today m S n tram 'J atei areas One and 2 p m. i and 2 pan. i
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    Malay lesson
    11 3 its. The iage lesson In •he last fan j
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    Singapore's living standards 'best in S-East Asia'
    461 3 Singapore's living standards 'best in S-East Asia' rm™ SINGAPORE, Thursday. X^O JAPANESE labour and economic experts, who paid a 10-day visit here to study labour and social problems, are convinced that Singapore's living standards and wage system are the most advanced m SouthEast Asia. They arc Professor S. Funahashi, chairman,
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    Welcome to Singapore
    94 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. M. Whittome. a company director from Perth, arrived for a two-day stay before leaving for Bangkok. He stays at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. R. K. Rao. a hotel owner from Madras, flew In for a few days. He Is also staying at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    811 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE, Thursday. QX the eve of his departure to Bombay, alter a successful public exhibition at the National Library, noted artist Shri A.A. Almelkar has this advice to budding artists: "Keep on struggling." And this finger-painting expert who through the evolvement of his own style has
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    MALAYSIA FORUMS ON THE AIR IN THREE LANGUAGES
    84 3 MALAYSIA FORUMS ON THE AIR IN THREE LANGUAGES SINGAPORE, Thurs. To enable more people to listen to the forums on Malaysia, m which delegates to the second meeting of the Malaysia Solidarity Consultative Committee m Kuching last week took part. Radio Singapore will now broadcast the forums m three languages
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    New licences
    21 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Pawnbrokers' Licencing Board yesterday approved the renewal of 40 pawnbrokers' licences m Singapore, for next year.
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    Marshall re-elected
    24 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. David Marshall has been reelected the chairman of the new executive council of the Workers' Party for next year.
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    No demand for local women as stewardesses on shins
    328 3 No demand for local women as stewardesses on shins SINGAPORE, Thursday T OCAL women are not m demand as stewardesses on J)oarci foreign-going passenger ships. Mr. Goh Sin Tub, chairman of the seamen's training committee of the Seafarers' Welfare Board, .said this when asked about the possibility of women being
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      141 3 CINEMAS TAJ: Sin Zubaklah (Malay) ATHAV: One Hundred and 3.15. 6.15, y.io. One Dalmatians 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30. >i ODEON: Hell to Eternity 139, j SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: 4 630 9 Exhibition oi paintings by local itumnn*. WnmP fieue- artists at British CouncU, AmALHAMBRA Wome.i ueie Btonslons. Orchard Road, rals
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    FAMOUS POLISH PIANIST TO PLAY HERE
    142 4 FAMOUS POLISH PIANIST TO PLAY HERE SINGAPORE, ThUTS. The celebrated Polish pianist, Stanislas Niezielski. one of the greatest authorities m the world on Chopin's music, will make his appearance m Singapore next month. And he will piny on his grand concert piano cits the best m the world" > which
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    R.A.F. aqua-lung divers from Changi to prove lake in Pahang for scientific study
    231 4 R.A.F. aqua-lung divers from Changi to prove lake in Pahang for scientific study CHANGI, Thursday ■yWO advance parties of Royal Air Force men from Changi will leave here jarly next year for the Federation to examine the possibility of a scientific study >f Lake Chini on the Pahang Kiver. The
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    How to bring up your children—by an expert
    206 4 How to bring up your children— by an expert SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Many parents fail to help their children to develop because they make insufficient effort to break down the intense dependency of the child m nis early years. This was told to the group of trainee youth leaders at the
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    YOUTHS END 10-DAY CAMP ON ISLAND
    95 4 OINGAPORE, Thurs. Tucked away on Pulau Übin. off Ponggol, a happy 'family* of 56 have Just completed a 10-day camp there, enjoying every moment of it. They Included 22 boys. 18 girls. 10 teachers and six members of the British Army, who together con-
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    LESS DELAY NOW AT BIRTH REGISTRY OFFICE
    86 4 LESS DELAY NOW AT BIRTH REGISTRY OFFICE lOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. itl There is less delay now! at the Registry of Births and Deaths here. The Johore Legislative As- i sembly was told that since July, three tmporary clerks has been posted to this office. In a written answer to Mr.
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    Official visit
    28 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haii Yunos. is paying an official visit to Batu Pahat and Muar this week.
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    WOMAN TELLS OF THE DAY WHEN TIGER CLAWED HER IN RING
    11 4 WOMAN TELLS OF THE DAY WHEN TIGER CLAWED HER IN RING
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    He plans to go on world hike
    145 4 He plans to go on world hike SINGAPORE, Thurs. A IO 20-year-old youth leader at the Pearl's Hill Youth Club. Mr. Fong Yeng Pew, is planning an overland hiteh-ttike tour around the world to learn more about the community services especially youth organisations. Mr. Fong said his decision was inspired
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    Mathavi Pets are three lions
    146 4 Mathavi Pets are three lions ri;v affair iS 4^ comet, ti 1 tiger I I FS -I I at ln M: Roa. 3i I mother dS I cv.v prop nw y I hon '1 H Tr anc2e gjrj I formic r I 1 nrst love w I sive things I
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    'Communist trap' in Britain for Malayan students
    190 4 'Communist trap' in Britain for Malayan students SINGAPORE, Thursday. gRITAIN must do something quickly to slop students being the victims of Communist propaganda while they are away from their homes. I This appeal was made by Mr. T.H. Ramsay, an Australian technologist from Melbourne who spent four days m Singapore
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    STORE STUDENT HONOURED BY QUEENSLAND VARSITY CLUB
    178 4 STORE STUDENT HONOURED BY QUEENSLAND VARSITY CLUB SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A Singapore student has been elected vice-president of the International Club or the University of Queensland lorj 1962. He is Mr. Keng Tay. of 102. I Cecil Street. Singapore. A civil engineering student, Mr. Keng is a leading figure I m
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    CLERK RETIRES AFTER 40 YEARS' SERVICE
    68 4 CLERK RETIRES AFTER 40 YEARS' SERVICE CHANGI, Thurs. Mr. C. H. P. Naidu, a Special Grade clerk, has retired after 40 years' service with the Royal Air Force here and m India His colleagues m the Financial Adviser's office. Far East Air Force, will hold 1 farewell party m his
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    Vocabulary, text of Malay lesson 25
    336 4 'THIS is the text of the 25th national language lesson, together with vocabulary, to be broad Ca °vnf.sw a i 0 Sin g a Pore at 7.30 tonight: Kereta, vehicle, cart, car* membawa mctokar, memandu motokar, menjalankan motoka: drive a car; pergl dengan motokar,
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    The Coveted Noble Prize... then he retired champion
    372 5  - The Coveted Noble Prize... then he retired champion Leonard Lyons LIFE WITH PAPA I— By Each new edition sold out all over the world I New \ork Toots Shor was witness «%hen I apa and a famous pitcher for the Brooklyn Dodders stood m a doorway blows There was a
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    Russians won't tell how many copies of his book had been sold there
    578 5 Russians won't tell how many copies of his book had been sold there i watched him dress, we were delayed a bit because his suspenders had snapped. He maoe the repair himself, with a large safety-pin. I once asked if the black ribbon m his lapel was a new decoration.
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    Singapore needs nurses
    331 6 Singapore needs nurses TELLING I THE PEOPLE I *THE former Parlia- men tar y Secretary to the Ministry of Health and now a Barisan Sosialis Assemblyman. Dr. Sheng Nam Chin, has revealed a disconcerting fact about the State's hospitals. Dr. Sheng said that hospital wards cannot be opened because there
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    IT'S ALL IN YOUR HANDS...
    294 6 n.AN WHO HAS STUDIED THE SUBJECT FOR 16 YEARS j^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B PALMISTRY BY CHOO ANG GUAM. WHO H*a —^^^^^^B IF the palm shows no line of Heart, it means that the heart is absent altogether and m such a case the possessor of this type of
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    Silent sound that heals
    780 6  - Silent sound that heals Harvey James DOCTORS DONT KNOW WHY IT CAN CURE By I A POWERFUL but mysterious force f\ emerging from a machine no bigger -"Milan a TV set is successfully treating a growing variety of human ills, including many common ones which can cause agonising pain. This
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    65 6 SUPERSTITIOUS Filipino Muslims are cramping the Manila government's effort to check a cholera epidemic which has killed at least 791 people m Southern and Central Philippines according to health authorities. A health department spokesman said most of the Muslims m Lanao Del Sur Province, hardest hit by
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    Life is like that
    76 6 Life is like that ON ance drunk Ine c Of it d. apj a cloth over pulled 1 -and the b n tron ram bell* :.w rh< ii a •>, m "Marv< matt k 5 station v children Uke uh all the Scotsman v vaie dire^ai and the missus the
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      338 6 120 I 127 M2o CLUES ACROSS f 12 A oeai>t]v pest (3). 1 Offended upon losing a 13 led li hl ten directions? 8 One can ulav it or fly it 18 To siil about il nas a soft<kn 7 4 P y 5 l"g effect frequently <s>. 14 SSSfftSSST
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      7 7 MODERN HOMES UJI.JL L.J '.I L .Jl..JL^^
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      22 7 ClclSll of lif/^k o»-»-.J 1 1 f 1 1 l i' and colour with a iish m the window ana zipper carpets
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      HOMES WHERE YOUR IDEAS PROSPER
      688 7 •tlf When you have a plan, put it into effect immediately give a home distinction, like a flash lour m a black and white world. lay be fanciful, such as fish m the practical, such as a zipper for makarpets manageable when they are to
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      An emperor's modern palace
      32 7 I H this recently built, two-storey homo, built •JAPAN'S Imperial family occupiea 'dern palace is situated near the old palace. J»he palate grounds m Tokyo. The new mv
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      COMPUTER CARDS WILL PICK YOUR DINNERS
      133 7 COMPUTER CARDS WILL PICK YOUR DINNERS fpHE housewife of the 21st century might well use computer cards to select ready to cook complete meals, according to Mr. James McFarland, vice-president of General Mills, New York. In a speech prepared for the annual meeting of the Grocery Manufacturers of America, he
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      Day dreaming in the land of the sun
      460 7  - Day dreaming in the land of the sun PAT KEiRAN By f\N the greyest, sice- tiest winter days m London I turn for consolation to my own private fantasy. My imaginary house m the West Indies. It is a cool, white, sprawling house set m a brilliant garden on the
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      IT'S HOW WE SLEEP THAT COUNTS
      587 9 The mattress that gives you more slumber area HOU many hours of sleep do we need a Many health p< its say that hiKhnen need at least ht to nine hours i TV night, adultfrom six to seven. Others are trying to ■>\t> that
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      Floor is greaseproof, easy to clean
      223 9 oi marble r-prieed tile! isc it is vinyl and through. onomical Kentatkgue Marble" QO a floor that maintenance the minimum. complete] v woof ...has an easy-to-nporous surrhi la the tile rovides comfort and stands 'he heaviest for years. And. because it is tile, it
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      BATTLE TO CUT BUILDING EXPENSES
      1047 10 P re-stressed concrete taking place of structural steel PREFABRICATED COMPONENTS COST LESS WITH MASS PRODUCTION A NUMBER of relatively new basic building materials and techniques are being increasingly used by U.S. builders m their efforts to cut costs. A spectacular example of how new materials
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      Low-cost housing in America reaches for sky
      1185 11 Low-cost housing in America reaches for sky COMMUNITY CENTRES IN ESTATES PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE QNE of the oldest and largest of American cities Philadelphia m the State of Pennsylvania has focussed its attention for almost a quarter of a century on a problem shared by many other cities m
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      An emperor's home
      143 12 An emperor 's home NEW PALACE LOOKS LIKE A RAMBLING RANCH HOUSE AS UN-JAPANESE AS YOU CAN FIND An ocriQl v lCw of Jcdq Impcrtol f omj!v encc shows the o^/ rure of Japan Japans Impcr.ol f Qmi| inspects Htetr new UXur ous residence ,n th, roH paloce grounds pr
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      Only one tatami room in whole structure
      475 12  - Only one tatami room in whole structure CHARLES R. SMITH By THE Japanese Emperor's new palace, about as un-Japanese a structure as you can find, has been completed. He and his family moved m a few weeks ago. It was only an accident that moving day tor Emperor Hirohito and
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      MECHANICAL LAUNDERING SAVES MONEY
      784 13 MECHANICAL LAUNDERING SAVES MONEY It s economical, light work and protects your hands i i pays to buy a National washing machine B because it makes short and light work of Hindering m an economical way. Any owner 4 <>ne will tell you that. The automatic laundry machine, for a
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      Bed to meet requirements of modern living
      586 13 Bed to meet requirements of modern living [J 1 ll\ healthy sleep m a superbly com*table bed, designed **wn to the very last r -'I to meet the rements of modern. -^i -pressure living. is the happy -pott before thouof people •u-hout Malaya Singapore. people who hay». 1 ill possible
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      Automatic washing machines, a boon to housewives
      865 14 Automatic washing machines, a boon to housewives jtyjOßE and more homes m Singapore today are equipped with home laundry appliances, those labour saving machines which are a boon to housewives and domestic servants alike. Present day home laundry equipment consists of washing machines, dryers irons, and ironers which are not
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      Latest developments in building materials
      172 14 FIRM m Sydney, Australia, claims the biggest advance m the 60-year-old history of asbestos cement sheeting. It adds silica to the mix and cooks the "raw** sheets m high-pressure steam kilns. The firm says that the result is a distinctive white boarding which has greater
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        29 20 AHU SUKAN 1961 Mark your choice here OFFICIAL VOTING COUPON To: The Sports Editor, Singopore Free Press, Times House, Singopore 9. AHLI SUKAN 1961 My choice is Sijjn here
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      173 8 Now! tsrGfllG£& Washing... LnGaplyl ■■■■■k bbbbbbbbbbbbH rH A Sf P wrin§ins your P° ckcts out a^^^Bk With a National washing machine installed at home, you went bbbbbbbbP^bbbbblbb^^^bbbbbbbbl L J I W g Put your washing into the machine, switch a button on and Pp I m away the laundry is
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      321 9 Buy Wisely! BUY A FIRST-CLASS FLAT SITUATED IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL AREA IN SINGAPORE (SECOND PHASE) KIMSIA COURT at Nutmeg Road, off Orchard Road (opp. Ngee Ann Bldg.) Singapore. Price: 5,400/- Onl y $157.50 per month 2 spacious bedrooms, 1 Utility Room large Living/dining rooms, front and rear balconies, kitchen,
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      93 10 t a^B i m I>—^^ h _J 7 i 1 f i I i i ii *^^^m «,>mii,., .n, j f v^nw^t_H___M_Bß_Bß____________^___h ■■> |>>| **>" ""w > STARLITE VENETIANS with GOLD STAR LIGHT CONTROL JP- Starlite Venetians shut ;j lii f^f •r tight, for complete privacy.- Look for the Gold
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      64 10 MATTRESS 4K^^^^^V^S^P^\ WF Slumberland Springwall mattresses give even support ■r whether you lie m the centre, on the side or any other y position. This additional springing at the edges ensures complete comfort and rest. Sole Agents:OVERSEAS CORPORATION (far east) LTD. 27-29, Medeiros Building, 18, Cecil Street, Singapore. Kuala Lumpur
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      297 11 ;i V^^T^T^ ii i C 3f,| f f f ap^^B %m 1 il m-l I S I II 1 9 1 Ik I 1 it I ff I imii JUJUi Miiifciiiiiiiiiiw i» Jliiiliiliiii liiiiiiliiiiliiii"^ IJUB^B ugal is a paint with Metal Plating action which makes it possible to Br 'oi.se
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      44 11 A LITTLE BEAR WILL FIX IT yjJMHIII IIiMK ■44 Ai 3 i^iH BRAND R3 coloured cement iSI ■>wrr Uontact bonding j^H wood, laminated B[ gglastic, aluminium glass, J| rubber, hardboard, H[ ■HBleather. canvas, ceramic and vMjl H^^f^invl tiles. H| ■fcg&NTENTS 5 FLUID OUNCES B
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      191 12 The Most Popular Choice of the Family! STAMFORD PARK IN THE BEST RESIDENTIAL AREA sth Milestone, Dunearn Road, (Bukit Timah Road Next to Raffles Park. OVER 230 BUNGALOWS SOLD BEST VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY BOOK YOURS NOW TO AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT NEW LOTS FACING EAST NOW OPEN FOR BOOKING Bus Services.
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      126 12 »v-i »:-i »c-t »v> gfe »v« »8i *^L J^'V »k. J >V ,lk.j^. if^ t^r f^m k^t i^ii t^i fc^i **>».*><■ i»A (Ka^ '.^^i^U I t^**^» m VjA •A-—^ ■►>-**- «X^A- AmM k HICHER IN QUALITY V" I LOWER IN PRICE Hice Cooker i.v ##f#* off/f/ rtV*' v<n*Uvr i>quipp*>d tviih
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      392 14 Own Your Home $2,500/- Down GET YOURS FROM THE FEW STILL AVAILABLE fie Wise! Buy New Ready Built Houses. We Invite Your Inspection of 2-Storey Houses j Ready For Occupation In 1 to 2 Months. < LBest architectural design planning for modern living 6? maximum comfort J Front Elevation with
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      151 14 HIGH QUALITY FURNITURE Many new designs. Or your own designs. NEW reduced price. Big cash discount. More easy terms. Hiring and repairing at special charges. T SINGAPORE t -t.' MMMM KUALA IUMPUft IM &4'? IMI a^ PENAfcG IMISKOf I£Cl ■T fc—^■■^■■^lE JW W m St^~" ""I n! FM4R" v I
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    MERGER ONLY WAY TO PROSPERITY FOR MALAYA AND S'PORE'
    258 15 MERGER ONLY WAY TO PROSPERITY FOR MALAYA AND S'PORE' The Lions Club Cheer Fund for underprivileged children deserves yeur support. Please make a donation NOW SINGAPORE, Thursday. tjERGER between Singapore and Malaya is the only way to prosperity for both territories, according to Mr. Maurice Warburton, business executive of several
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    PARTY AT TANGLIN BARRACKS FOR 70 CHILDEN
    67 15 PARTY AT TANGLIN BARRACKS FOR 70 CHILDEN MORE THAN 70 children of Servicemen and Army civilian staff were invited to a party given by the headquarters of the Australian Army Force at Tanglin Barracks. Coporal Ceoff Ludby. 33, of Tasmania, played Father Christmas to the children. Picture shows Coporal Ludby
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    Army training scheme certificates for 16
    121 15 Army training scheme certificates for 16 N APORE, Thurs.--xteen successful eea under the 'Traininghin Industry" received certes at a graduaUnnei at the Restaurant. Ma::\ wile Ol the rkshop Personnel tented the ceree, co-organi-REME scheme, main purpose of was to promote In the effective ntation of soperand management U relations beIralnces.
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    Teachers are told: 'Admit mistakes'
    246 15 SINGAPORE, Thursday. IiOOD TEACHER should never be afraid iclmil :i mistake lo the pupils, said a New (I leaching expert now m Singapore for i mmmm nut j \y< |-\Y</ek slilV. Thi- was stated by Mr. MH. Money, an English Language teaching expert tmm New
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    Poly debaters say specific studies is preferable to general
    10 15 Poly debaters say specific studies is preferable to general asdf
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    EVANGELIST FROM TEXAS ON PREACHING TOUR
    81 15 EVANGELIST FROM TEXAS ON PREACHING TOUR SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Frank H. Pierce, an American evangelist from Texas, has left Singapore for Petaling Jaya to continue his preaching campaign m Malaya. He has completed a week's preaching mission at the Church of Christ m Moulmein Road. Mr. Pierce was selected by
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    U.S. student seeks degree in India
    91 15 SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^S AMERICAN student is on her way to India to take a Bachelor of Arts degree. She is Miss F. Faraday. 18. who will study at Isabella Thoburn College m Lucknow. Miss Faraday, who spent three days sightseeing m Singapore, told The
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    $400,000 building for Survey Hq.
    44 15 IPOH. Thurs. The Perak Survey Deoartinent headquarters here is to get a new $40,000 building. Preliminary work on the site near the District Office, has begun. The lour-storey building is to be completed by the end of next year.
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    New address
    30 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Consulate-General of the United Arab Republic m Singapore will move to its new offices at 20 Balmoral Road, tel. ***** and *****, from Jan. 2.
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    11 can register marriages
    70 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The Minister for Heajth and Law has granted licences to solemnize marriages m Singapore to the following; Granthi Gurdhial Singh, Major Maria Hendrina Scherpcnisse. Pastor William Leo Pek Kwang. Pa.stor K. Joel Ikonen. Rev. Fang ChRO Hsi, Rev. David Wong Shau Fan, Rev. Cheng
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    MORE STATE LAND OFFERED FOR UREA FACTORY
    98 15 CJEREMBAN, Thurs. The 1O Negrl Sembilan Government, m addition to offering the Minister of Agriculture Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak 180 acres for the proposed urea factory at Port Dickson, has since increased the acreage to 210 acres. An assurance was also given
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    How to tackle rate problems —by Welfare Dept official
    365 15 How to tackle rate problems —by Welfare Dept official SINGAPORE, Thursday. JMIK successful way to deal with multi-racial problems was not by suppressing or encouraging any particular culture, but by stimulating interest m each other's culture. Mr. S. D. Williams, acting Assistant Director of Homes m the Social Welfare Department,
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    SPORTSMAN TO TAKE ACCOUNTANCY COURSE IN BRITAIN
    57 15 SPORTSMAN TO TAKE ACCOUNTANCY COURSE IN BRITAIN A SINGAPORE SPORTSMAN, Karain Siii«h. If), (above) has left t<»r EOfland to take a four-year accountancy course. An old boy of Olclham Methodist School Mr. Singh played soccer, hockey and badminton for lh<> m hool and represented It is di>trict m athletics. In
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    Officer for the Australian Army
    47 15 SINGAPORE \Wci. A M.ilayan Army officer, Li A. B Mord. of th» Federation sotmaissance Corp.-. wui study army tecbutQue Australia early next ve&t. He will be the ftrsi of several officers of tbe Foderation Army selccti to study m Australia \u LQ62.
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      130 15 More BERNINA sewing machines ore bcinq sold m Switzerland than all other mokes and the Swiss housewives can be depended on to moke a very careful choice! There ore agents, and efficient ervta ties exist, m Australia, New Zeolcnd, ali over Europe, m the America' and m most ri countries
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      491 15 M interests on this last working f U jj v before >«>" rt toda>. since IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY I day of the year. things may not turn out exactr rill Nl (May 2 2June 21): lv as P lanned YOU arc one of those who have Utmini TAKE care
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    Hello girl Mary Ann is Miss Bulniks 1961
    144 16 Hello girl Mary Ann is Miss Bulniks 1961 SCOOTER NEWS- BY OUR REPORTERS 19- YEAR- OLD telephone operator. Miss Mary Ann Chan, was crowned Miss Bulniks 1961 at the Bulniks Scooter Club's Gala Christmas dance. Runners-up were Miss Irene Leong and Miss Theresa Ng. About 200 mem- bers and guests
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    ADVISER TO GO ON HOLIDAY
    51 16 0 Mr. Buchwald, the honorary adviser of the Vespa Club, is leaving for Denmark on a five- month holiday m February. He will be succeeded by Mr. J. Reinhodt. Picture shows Mr. John H. Kemble, (right) the club's president, wishing Mr. Buchwald a pleasant holiday
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    Club lines up heavy programme for coming year
    210 16 Club lines up heavy programme for coming year THE FAR EAST Scooter Club has planned a heavy programme for the coining year to keep its members busy. This was stated by Mr. Toh Hong Boon, the club's secretary m an interview with The Free Press. The recent acquisition of the
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    PLAN TO SET UP FEDERATION OF CLUBS
    170 16 AX interim committee- comprising representatives of all scooter clubs here is to be set up soon to study the possibility of forming a scooter federation to which all scooter clubs will be associated. A scooter club executive said the federation would safeguard the
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    'Y' RIDERS GET CRACKING FOR 1962
    192 16 THREE sub committees were elected at the first management committee meeting of the Chinese YMCA Scooter Club held at Selegie Road. These sub-committees will meet to draw up the 1962 programme of the club. The Excursions Sub-Com-mittee, under the chairmanship of Mr. Philip Son,
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    Two assets that parents should strive to attain...
    507 16  - Two assets that parents should strive to attain DEMI TASSE NEWS, VIEWS FOR PARENTS By QINGAPORE, Thurs. O it is a Malayawide accepted fact that children with good manners reflect parents with good manners. It is this trait more than any other which shows how a child has been brought
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      306 16 a SCOOTER TO-DAY IT'S EASIER TO PAY 175ce $1260/. 250 cc $1475/- Speed pcrfo* monce P H economy ond m colours too. Eosy terms con be arranged. I "Baclisd by 100 a yejrt of Crafts* j- p§ mansh'p and Pro- I I Rr ss tS/ B BCTtll t ■C*IIF»G:B MOTOR
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      140 16 Start Getting arounf Better Today Own a Gleaming NEW lam d r e Ua p^ Hire purch;«M- ivaiUUe Small <i> Enquire today at: BORNEO MOTORS NB 68-72. ORCHARD ROAD.SINGAPORE TEL 2 7 '71W FOR BUSINESS FOR PLEASURE... A SCOOTERS THE ANSWER M far Cist Motors Limited fto HHifttw t mge
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    'QUEEN' TITLE TO MEI
    236 17  -  ■JM*'f.irT«TT^ rHm asdf FREE TRIP TO HONG KONG AMONG MANY PRIZES FHiHTEEX-YEAR-u OLD Mci Melina Singapore's most promising model, nd (ilamour Queen 1960, was crowned "Queen of Queens 1961" at the fourth inn v a 1 Christmas II a! Ihc Sea View lei last weekend. emerged
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    AMERICANS HERE TOLD: MAKE MORE FRIENDS
    138 17 AMERICANS HERE TOLD: MAKE MORE FRIENDS BE American community cannot be more important distance to Amerii than by continug and strengthenog the close ties it v has with the re- rits of Singapore d the Borneo terri- rics, Imwrkan Consul here, Mr Sam P. ip, iii his Christmas ?e to
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    Fancy dress parade to highlight celebration
    106 17 Fancy dress parade to highlight celebration V *ND parade of fancy 41 3 for both men and wUJ highlight the vtrsary celebration Ikatan M Si "S*Pura on trade would be on 04 a contest, said mising secretary. M. Roselie bin r added highlight. woui d also be held v best-dressed
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    'Thunderstorm': It will be a smash hit, says producer Lim
    509 17 'Thunderstorm It will be a smash hit, says producer Lim pRODLCER Lim Chor Pee is confident that Tsao Yu's "Thunderstorm, a famous Chinese play which he is presenting as the Experimental Theatre Club's inaugural production will be a smash And the cast shares th( enthusiasm and conrider.cc of Mr. Lim,
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    'YOUNGSTERS' TO DONATE SHAW PROCEEDS TO CHARITY
    93 17 'YOUNGSTERS' TO DONATE SHAW PROCEEDS TO CHARITY TIHE Tanglin Youngsters, A after their recent pre- sentation of a variety con- > cert, plan to donate proceeds to a deserving charity. The concert was held at > Monk's Hill Secondary School hall, said the organiser Mr. R. Denan. To music by
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    WANG GETS THE GOOD NEWS: HE'S A 'FELLOW'
    291 18 WANG GETS THE GOOD NEWS: HE'S A 'FELLOW' PHOTOGRAPHY Q Till-, best news cvi- r expected by a photo grapher, especially wh c n he is an AH. PS., was rereived by Mr. Wang Nn Fall when a letin from the Royal Photographic So riety of Great Britain informed him
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    ONE AND ONLY ELLA
    419 18 REVIEW OF THE NEW RECORDS IN TOWN FLLAF I T Z GERALD (Hello Love, HMV LP 1383) The finest living woman jazz singer is m danger of "making too many good records. Alter albu m s of Ella Sings Gershwin, Sings Cole Porter, Sings Rodgers and
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    THE MUSIC QUIZ
    63 18 r\UR mystery star last week was jazz pianist Dave Brubeck. There were no correct entries received so the prize for today's contest will be four Philips EP discs. Today we have a very popular figure of the music world. When you have made your guess send your
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    Blind—but he is a cameraman: 'Confidence counts'
    374 18 Blind— but he is a cameraman: 'Confidence counts' T\VI;NTY-THRI:E-YEAR-OLD Harry Cordel to is a top student m the City College Photography Department m San Francisco. In addition to being a news photographer for the colleges newspaper The Guardsman. Harry also does portrait and scenic photography. Nothing unusual m that? No.
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    RACE FINISHES AT BUKIT TIMAH
    123 19 l§j !nd Day. Dee. 27 Going: HEAVY Cl. 3. Div. 3-6 F. Won by: 2. sh hd., i. Time: lmin. 20 1/5. Cl. 3. Div. 2— F. Won by: U, Time: lmin. 20. Cl 3, Div. I— 6F. Won by: No se, 2, 3. Time:
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    Staff nurse Chow qualifies for 2 table tennis finals
    375 19 SHE'S OFF TO ENGLAND NEXT MONTH SINGAPORE, Thursday. pETITE Miss Chow Wai Chooi of the General Hospital has qualified for two finals of the Singapore Civil Service Association's table tennis championships to be held on Saturday. The two events are the
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    RED HIGH-JUMPER VOTED EUROPE'S TOP SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR
    324 19 RED HIGH-JUMPER VOTED EUROPE'S TOP SPORTSMAN OF THE YEAR f ONDON. Thurs. Valery 1j Brumel a 19-year-oid male high -jumper from Russia has been named Sportsman of the Year by an overwhelming majority In United Press International's annual European poll. The Olympic and world champion, now resting m preparation lor
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    MALAYAN SIKHS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT
    98 19 MALAYAN SIKHS HOCKEY TOURNAMENT SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The annual Pan Malayan interstate Sikhs hockey tournament began at Seremban yesterday. The games will continue till New Year Day. Seven States are participating. They are Singapore. Johore. Negri Sembilan, Selangor, Perak, Penang, Pahang/Malacca. Singapore are the defending champions. The annual North Malayan Sikhs
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    NEWMAN WINS THE CAPTAIN'S PRIZE ON COUNT-BACK
    121 19 THOMSON, Thurs.— Capt. Newman, returning a card of 71, won the Captain's Prize on a count-back from Major Fudge at 3 Base Ordnance Depot Golf Society s last meeting of the year played at the Royal Island Club. The Ball sweep winner for
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    Calcutta Derby
    24 19 CALCUTTA, Ihurs. Golden Can scored a five lengths win m the Calcutta Derby yesterday. Orcade Queen was second and Crown Prince third.
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    Tamils Festival sports heats
    77 19 SINGAPORE!*, Thurs. The Tamils Festival sports heats wili be held at the Victoria School grounds on Sunday irom 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Out of the total 880 contestants 350 are girls. Participants are advised thatthe events for the girls are to be held from 9
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    S'PORE VARSITY TO TOUR HONG KONG IN MARCH
    117 19 S APQRB, Thurs. Uni- of Malaya (Singa--1 be visiting Hong Much next year for nial games against of Hong Kong. men inaugurated o! Malaya will Ungeni of 51 playi ffidals. They will hockey, badminand football. > on the visit. X tnaga^abapathy, Qi
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    The A.A.A. are frightened of the professionals they employ'
    338 19 The A.A.A. are frightened of the professionals they employ' London, Thurs. QEOFF ELLIOTT, Britain's greatest polevaulter, yesterday hammered the Amateur Athletic Association for the "distasteful" events which have led to the resignation of senior national coaches Jim Alford, Geoff Dyson, and Lionel Pugh. Former British team captain Elliott, now 30
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    COUNTIES AGREE TO ONE-DAY KNOCK-OUT GAMES
    171 19 COUNTIES AGREE TO ONE-DAY KNOCK-OUT GAMES LONDON. Thursday. hold attempt to revive the waning public rest m cricket, the County clubs have ml to one-da y knock-out matches m 1963. This revolutionary decision was made at a Lord\s meeting of the Advisory County Cricket Committee, which also decided to standardise
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    Lock icon Bel Ami shapes like a winner on heavy track: Leger hopes also impress
    371 20  - Bel Ami shapes like a winner on heavy track: Leger hopes also impress By SCRUTINEER BUKIT TIMAH Thursday. gEL AMI shaped like a winner m an attractive gallop this morning. With jockey Smith astride she was fighting for her head all the way when covering 3f m 40 4/5. The
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    APPRENTICE LIM TAKES CREDIT FOR UPSET WIN
    461 20  - APPRENTICE LIM TAKES CREDIT FOR UPSET WIN V picture. How7ftfy '£<ut...fy A PA LAGI, with apprentice Sonny Lim up, created a spectacular upset at Bukit Timah yesterday, beating* 12 rivals m a class three division two 7f race to pay $117 for a win. Full credit must go to young
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    Pakistan field Olympic XI ...and find Singapore strongest foes to date
    636 20 SINGAPORE, Thursday. MELDING Iheir .strongest possible side, the touring world hockey champions Pakistan beat Singapore 4-0 m their international hockey match at Jalan Besar Stadium here yesterday. With the exception ot centre-half Anwar Ahmad Khan, who was being rested,
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    GENERAL HOSPITAL REACH CIVIL SERVICE TABLE TENNIS FINAL
    188 20 CERANGOON. Tr.urs.— Seneral Hospital inched the final of the Singapore Civil Service A>-inter-department table tennis championship when they trounced P.W.D. "A" 5-0 at Tessensobn Road here la^t night. Rcsuitis o: the semi-finals played la?: r.:cht General Hospital heat P.W.D. "A" 5-o (Hospital
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    Piggott to ride Twilight Glow
    41 20 MELBOURNE, Thur.s. Crack English jockey, Lester Piggott. will ride Twilight Glow m the $16,800 International Stakes here on Saturday Taknliashi of Japan will ride Belle Vixen and Eddie Arcaro of America will ride Taboo, the favourite-
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    Warm-up bout
    25 20 LONDON, Thurs.— Terry Dowes, Britain's world middleweight boxing champion, will meet Canadian champion Wilt Greaves m his world championship warm-up bout on January.
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    Schuurman injured
    28 20 EAST LONDON, Thurs.— Renee Schuurman, who reached the semi-finals of the Wimbledon singles and doubles this year, was injured lv a motor accident near Durban yesterday.
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    Stirling victory
    19 20 I/>NDON, Thurs.— Stirling Albion beat Airdrieonians 1-0 In a Scottish First Division football match at Airdrie yesterday.
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    Rugby Union clash
    19 20 LONDON, Thurs.— Newport beat Universities Athletics Union by 21-11 m a Rugby Union club match yesterday.
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    AUSSIES CERTAIN TO TOUR WEST INDIES
    138 20 AUSSIES CERTAIN TO TOUR WEST INDIES A DELAIDE, Thurs.— An AusxV tralian cricket team will almost certainly tour the West Indies m 1965. Although the tour is subject to confirmation by the Imperial Cricket Conference it is known that the Australian and West Indian Control Boards have reached tentative agreement
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    Waite hits a polished 101
    60 20 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. A polished 101 by wicket-keeper John Wait c— his fourth m Test cricket —helped South Africa to a first innings total of 322 m {he second unofficial Tes: against New Zealand yesterday. New Zealand replied with 27 for one by the close on
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    Snow hits sport
    18 20 LONDON. Thurs.— Fi as t nnd snow continued to hit .sx>r:s lixturet m Britain venerdav.
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    A FINAL MATCH TODAY FOR TOURISTS
    116 20 A FINAL MATCH TODAY FOR TOURISTS SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The touring Pakistan hockey team will play their final match against Pan-Malaya at Jalan Be>ar this evening. Pan-Malaya '< team will be selected from ihe following: Anwanii Hag. Foong Kong Chee. Shanmuganathan, Thuraisingham. Sazboa Aruiraj, Doraisamy, W. Skinner. L. Van Huizt-n. Sabapathy,
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    AHLI SUKAN VOTING WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY
    187 20 AHLI SUKAN VOTING WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY SINGAPORE, Thursday. yOTIX(i to elect "Ahli Sukan 1961"—Singapore's sports champion of the year— will close on Dee. 30. Fans have just three days left to send m their coupons. The ollicial voting coupon appears at the loot of this page, and will be
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    Auckland beat Canterbury
    58 20 CHRISTCHURCH. Thurs. Auckland beat Cnnterburv by eicrht wickets m a PJunket Shield cricket match ye.sierday. Scores: Canterbury 277 and 192 (D L. Gallop 53. K. Mclntyre lour lor 63): Auckland 355 (R. W. Morgan 72, R. M. Harris 55. \V. R. Playle 59) and 118 for two
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    1961 sportsman
    27 20 MOSCOW, Thur.s. Valeri Brumel, world high jump record-holder, was voted Moscow's leading sportsman of 1961 m a poll conducted by the newspaper Moscow Sports Week.
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    Fight of the Year
    34 20 NEW YORK, Thurs.— The lightweight title boui between world champion Joe Brown and Britain's Dave Charnley m London last April was named as •'fight of the year," by Ring magazine.
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