The Singapore Free Press, 17 January 1962

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    Masthead
    14 1 The Singapore Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 17, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 037
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    MALAYSIA STUDY BY UK
    105 1 Ast Ipoh gallops by last-start winners P. 12 I Irian is on [den Hall agenda, too EWtd. iid fl i-dm>r ittu this lap b ml i.iil who ipon the Mi led by for ;ttendBrilish Bi Dennis I :id be 1 B :a and I -realistic I
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    CAUGHT IN BUKIT TIMAH FLOODS
    67 1 SINCAPORE Wed. Heavy rain fell in several parts of Singapore yesterday causing floods and bringing traffic to a standstill. Badly affected areas were Bukir Timah Road. Kampong Bahru. Yio Chu Kang. Sembawang anj Chinatown. There were long traffic jams in various parts of the island.
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    8 THUGS BREAK INTO SHOP OWNER'S HOUSE: $12,000 HAUL
    118 1 8 THUGS BREAK INTO SHOP OWNER'S HOUSE: $1 2,000 HAUL S:\ci.\POßF, Wed.-- A pro- .^hop proprietre>>. M t. rr. I e\v Sao Heal. 36. was rob^ci of 12.000 in cash ru^d a ry when eight armed .■>• r> broke into her house I Pagar Road early m ing L^w w.i.^
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    Dag crash inquiry: 'Suspicious holes in wrecked plane'
    452 1 A WITNESS told the Dag Hanunarskjocld death crash inquiry which opened In Ihc High Cowl here yesterday that he was "suspicious" ;il>out soinr holes he tound in the wrecked plane "Iliev mii^lil have been bullet holes." The witness, Mr. B<> Virvin>. Trmnsali
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    Arbitration court told of newspaper reports
    475 1 Arbitration court told of newspaper reports SINGAPORE. Wed.— Two Press reports concerning the Oversea Chinese Bank'n^ Corporation w e r e mentioned before the Industrial Arbitration Court when it sat this morning. The Court la hearing an application by the Bank alleging that the Blngapore Bank Employees Union, representing the
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    Comet switch to Changi
    59 1 pAYA LEBAR. Wed. I A BO. AC. Comet from Darwin wai yesterday forced to land at Chang] •trfleld became of heavy i rain ut Singapore Airport. The plane, due to arrive at 5 p.m., was delayed for an hour. The plane refuelled at Chang) before going
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    The PRESS AND I — NUN-to-BE PEGGY
    191 1 The PRESS AND I NUN-to-BE PEGGY JINGAPGKE, Vc d. Miss Pc^py Kennctt. the former English music teacher who will be ordained a Buddhist nun in Malacca this week. yesterday attacked the Press, especially papers in England, for "hounding" her. She said this :n a taik at tfangalt Vlhan temple, Jalan
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    Police look for missing aid society officials
    238 1 Police look for missing aid society officials WELFARE MEN GET MORE COMPLAINTS OIXGAPORE. W I d.— The Commercial Crimes branch of the police is continuing invest ituit ions into the a M airs ol a number ol mutual aid organisations in Singapore as a result of complaints from beneficiaries. The
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    Latest
    180 1 RUBBER WO bcr buyers f.o k Siagapore tMs moi W imt H> tiurc-quarters m „ii -t« K. I l««r MALAYAN i.ii Id >1 il.in ;m I und \<\ Mm x i I and i> I ii t. scHtac 111 I II STOCK EXCHA ia>an Stock I •pond quictlv Siagaptirr
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    NERVOUS RUBBER MART STILL SHOWS INTEREST IN SHIPMENTS
    275 2 NERVOUS RUBBER MART STILL SHOWS INTEREST IN SHIPMENTS I ONDON. \\>d Thr- main fli ature In ;< moderately active but M;;; <::.. v.lu;t nrrvou.^ mark< t was the fairly •.'oc nltmi shov.i. JmMUTf BB#] PVb- i hipmeni bo i 1 and a BSS and I a pean estates :;:.r J
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    Market indices
    30 2 LONIK>N. Wed. The Flnancud Times market Indices for Jan. 3. lMt jNHur, week ago. prcrtoos and yesterday's respt t.^»: ns.o di in i T-1 i »mAi>jii»: 1«5.3, delayed.
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    Boustead chairman confident of satisfactory year ahead
    457 2 Boustead chairman confident of satisfactory year ahead by The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. JHK chairman of Boustead Co. (1960) Ltd., Mr. William Hannay, in his annual report just published states "The nature of our business in Malaya is such that it thrives with the general conditions of prosperity
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    INDUSTRIALS AGAIN RESPOND TO SELECTIVE BUYING
    144 2 LONDON. Wed. Tho overall pfffMinanflt oi stock marketfl yesterday waa fairiy suti.siactory with industrials aiiuin ro.spondin^ to .selective buying and BhOVtag sizeable list ol Rams at the close. Toixtcrf* wei»- quiet:-, fum and :r..- v.id v:ood c.tv. stedft were pMaaJ| Dm mi some good
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    Record trade year
    46 2 TOKYO We The Fi: MM M::.. v J,,i s 1 viiorts ar.d imp 'he 1 f ft;* t 1 .1.. noai jrear had reached record height? US$4 L>37.77(i 00< ($l2 8 13 310 000 and iv.port* US$5 811.*****0 1 17 434 290 ooo>.
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    Hong Kong prices
    48 2 ing kono c: i: \U'!f r.f i. touay i 1h k corporation $396 5: „.to s..ies Mi,. M MUM -.tits .ms ITkong phone M&M MJJI ■.UPS [)air v OM storage S3H.'io |NJ| ilt.s .> ies Tfcikoo Dock 77 $76.00 i? J \1 ne-on 524.n0 524.00 ues
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    Permanent shortage of tin forecast
    64 2 London, Wed.— tim PtaMmekU Finn's sad yesterd.iy that the world mv.- 1 liecome accustomed *o ;i permanent shortage of Lin. Th<- paper, in a special article by its commodity market editor, ■Md that in 1961 consumption \v;ts estimated at 160.000 torus compared U) only 135.000
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    U.S. agrees with Common Market on tariff cuts
    243 2 U.S. agrees with Common Market on tariff cuts BRUSSELvS. Wed. The United States yesterday reached; agreement with the j Common Market on sweeping mutual tariff j cuts within the frame- work of GATT (General 'Agreement on Tariirs and Trade). The agreement involves a wide range of Industrial Roods and agricultural
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    Boun Oum refuses to attend Laos conference
    241 2 Boun Oum refuses to attend Laos conference GENEVA, Wednesday. ORINCE Boon Oum, Prime Minister of the 1 right-wing royal Laotian government, has rejected a British proposal that lie and his two rival Laotian princes should attend a plenary session of the Laos conference here to endorse the agreements reached by
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    New cargo liners
    44 2 LONDON. Will Utilll u:ii t«Sln operating the world's fastest motor canjo- liners bjB)« tween &n« .i:. (i i.. t f.\ ir £v ist ;n v*u oi ;:k> year wh.s learned neie vesreruay! »?il" an mm be- l)i;: for the Glen Line
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    Four dead, 10 hurt
    30 2 Four dead, 1 0 hurt SANTO DOMINGO (Dominiemn Republic), Wed. At lea.st lour pe^)ple were kiiled and 10 wounai'd ye.^Tf/dav '.vhen tankmounU'c. troops o{)eneu fire wiua .^ideanns on Oppo.;iioii tiejron--strators.
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    WIDOW REJECTS $15,000 OFFER FOR VICTORIA CROSS
    114 2 WIDOW REJECTS $15,000 OFFER FOR VICTORIA CROSS LEICESTER (En eland). Wed. The widow oi the youngest winner of the Victoria Cross Britain's highest award for bravery in the Second World War has turned down an offer by an American of 1 1.750 (about $15,000) for the medal because she does
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    RSPCA 6,343 SIDE WITH THE FOX
    99 2 T ONDON, Wed. Contro- versy over fox hunting in animal-loving Britain took a new twist yesterday with the news that members of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals i R.S.P.C.A.) had voted 6,343 to 1.291 against the blood .sport. The
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    FEUD BREWS OVER MEN'S'LEGAL RIGHT' TO HIT WIVES
    148 2 FEUD BREWS OVER MEN'S 'LEGAL RIGHT' TO HIT WIVES EDINBURGH, Wed A feuci was bftfWtnf thfl Highlands yesterday The Ls&lie is whether husband has the right to iock hli wife Kn the evr. The fei;ri began BH MM Ml oi Lewi- In 'lit- Hebrldefl when a wife took her husband
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    Tanks pull back
    36 2 BERLIN Wed.— The U.S Bel BiiuMO ;.< ,y i> kcaii to withdraw its tank and Lrnioun < ;>• i sonne! MRifln :ron. Frttdndth stras^e. where they <>■ n >"»m guard nr.ir ihe border rruj-Mii* itnoe Or. 25.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    330 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Jan. 16. Previous Today RUDBER No. RSS .i.f. European portt Jan n in unquoted F«» U3 11/16 'SS2I/32 H< .;**ER No. 1 RSS Spot MJ 24j RUBBER No 1 RBt •tttlomcnt Noun Terms, Ftb.
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    Disarmament: West makes important concession to Russia
    349 2 Disarmament: West makes important concession to Russia GENEVA, Wednesday. BRIT UN and the United States yesterday made an important con 15 cession to Russia by declaring that they were willing to examine the nuclear tests ban issue in the context of general and complete disarmament negotiations. The concession was made
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    UNKNOWN
    94 2 I IVEKPr I r > I Katim I murder 1 up a bun I tempt I the kill, I I D. L'7-v- I h I a Mi I n< lan Tn.: I 5" <*&** in chargf Jl quiries slUd y&S I cull 1 T: h;. mff I followers" drawn
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    SMALLPOX: NOVEMBER AUSTRALIA CLAMPS DOWN
    54 2 vy trail* has ca.i':n... x following the :•<•; in Australia except In* areas, such as 1 and New Guinea, are rec; to carry current vacoa certifica:. LONDON psWIWsJM^i —■!»■< were reported yestcfd^ Britain unere the OBtM has already eta Md HHpected >:>:•: &l in now
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    SIKKIM DENIES CHINESE BUILD
    56 2 >'E\V DELHI \V. 1 I Maharajkumar oi Sikk; yesterday denied reporta heavy buiid-up ol C) fore* on the Sikk:::. 1 k>irder and ol n i n '£U .Vi kingcj China a; iparent to 1 lie t h* r.< the liny Indian pr J wma. told a
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      395 2 5 S-~ S II I J» P l l\ C=== NY.X.LINE Sham Pewnt s«f< Maa tor Genoa, livorpooi rCU 6 3 6?). Ml ■i— »w. Antweip Rottcroam 11/11 Nt »>/i "ro lor Aden. Jottok. Port Said. €«noa. h 1 26?. Bremen, R'dM. t 27 29 i«" y»»oi».'tj vj-. Said. Beirut.
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      130 2 MAKE UP iZA Z^<^ MIND tL "r i look at \\y.y '>■#' the mjt^^Sl^m bl }i«.r<- Urn i« IH^ PuiMindm, now 7 PUi FOT^ 1 «:.d«-. r and > r- i dlK*d'" > r f Th«ROT\K> :r^r 4l 4ji-h of rarr elc^j ith Ttimll liujiiuiutiul njrir'T' 41 Huby l e»ei<
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      54 2 CHIPS lyn^ .ilon-* '1t: tne S'n K joorp \9. BBM«H Dca* 4C Neuter 1/2. Frank •< !••*!< 0 ,?»r r->\i- fi. Kaooa. Java. Knaamgaa, Layoak. JJlrtds Dttkat. Katooic. KwaagsU 1 ro > Ntw Coronstioo. Jutm BJBojaoit Tiam. Lam Mao. Puayu. Mr- j.nn_ >:, 1'.p»4... r-^.-r^ •■>->.- H <: X 1-
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    ST. James's power plant giving trouble, says Premier
    332 3 ii>Ut, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, told itne \>sembly that the St. station was not functioning the new plant was not in [I working order. M lv r h\ 1 hi,) nglin I, who had asked iii;r was aware Hurt tlu- new kg
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    848 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE, Wednesday. M BAR-OLD retired Army captain from London, now louring* the world to sec mm the differenl peoples live, gave this advice: "You are never too old to hitch-hike." He is Mr. James Wyatt. .1 travel happy self styled tourist who is here tor a
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    What's happening today
    149 3 < INI MAS \III\MBKA: BaliMi ol A Soiaier i.3u. 4. 3«i. i» :'O CATH W: I < > I; (v.. f Hfil 130 4. < 9. JO. ODKON-KATONCi i Cll 'iiiAMOM>: '"'<-■ -m»wupu Tgasuffi 7 c 9 ni (Hindi) 3. 6. TAJ: TaM >■>•' 11 J D>
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    Check your swim times
    45 3 TODAY- 954 pm: TOMORroJ 850 .in |J 42 Ikid \V- 933 am.ai d I -v pm; SATIKDAY: 10.M am and l!. r r, p.m SUNDAY: lo.io m MONDAY: 025 .< rr. Bl d i U ■in TUESDAY: 0.j4 iju and lli.or* p.m.
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    SYDNEY FIRM MAY SET UP $500,000 TEXTILE MILL HERE
    331 3 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. fHKHK is n possibility of a new $500,000 textile mill with employment for übout J-JCM) persons being set up in Singapore during this year. This vu annomced by Mr. J. T. Lansky. managing director ot a Sydney compony, who
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    Water ration zones
    28 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Water will be eat oil today In Zones Four And Six u: til 2 p.m. Tomorrow's r.o- water area.arc Zones Two and Five
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    NATIONAL LANGUAGE RADIO LESSON 14
    227 3 THIS is the text of the 14th Nation I 1 Language lesson, together with vocabulary, which Radio Singapore will broadcast at 7.30 tonight: VOCABULARY Berangkat, lea\e. set oil; Berehat, t-ake I re>t: audokkl. occupy: hilangkan, lase. make U disappear: lukh. draw; llhat, net; pin Jam,
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    70 visitors to court mediate in temple case
    155 3 70 visitors to court mediate in temple case SINGAPORE. Wed About 0 to Sikhs turned up In court here today lor the hearing of private summons Rdta isalnsl tw% net] WbO were said to be mUMetod VtUl their temple M Kirk Terrace But i!'<terid. they iMHId themselvefl m medlatora during
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    FERRYMAN TRIED CRIME TO RELIEVE FAMILY HARDSHIP, COURT TOLD
    145 3 FERRYMAN TRIED CRIME TO RELIEVE FAMILY HARDSHIP, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE Wed I a -J bid to relieve the acute financial hardship hi family, a barhelor >: 2:1 :ru crime and failed i. th« First Criminal Di>trict Couri was told yesterday. O Guan Huat. a amp.n ferryman, pleaded v;;;::- to wrongfully
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      98 3 A $500 GASH PRIZE EVERT WEEK! Must b e-wo!LWorc^ P UZ2 c competition entry form is in the back page **&*A a v; V v; v: V 7 v: vr Vr v: ft lli<« y i I U. DE SUVA BROS., ;'-i(tjc!urift£ Jewellers B p 3ce. Singapore-1. Phone *****. the
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      37 3 (f Jfe A YOU MUST TRY A Easy to start mLj/Jl Jk WM*^ Simple to ride o M°^T- I B^Bv r Central Sales Office for S.E. Asia lwd?t>P£BS £TD. 2SSA Alexandra Road. Singapore. Tel 622 1 1
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      100 4 *j**fS^J^,jTS***'* _fc*«^^ ti^ri^^Li^SSrt 00 *-^yyyy*'*'-'''"'^^^^^^ RS-J72 I^^^^^^ MAXIMUM RECORDING TIME: In case cf the standard 7" (18cm Wll^r S^^^lB SUPPLIED ACCESSORIES: 1 speaker (Used both as c cove- o^ set) 2 FEATURtS r-, n speoKer* /^^O^S^R*'^!^^^ 8l FEATURES: 3 system of <^^^B|^s" iP^iK L 2 mcrophone o.et >. Ho-, an
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    She turned traitor for love
    961 5 She turned traitor for love J;Ul so ot her teelinfts, one woman nearly caused neutral Sweden to be plunged into conflict xvU h Germany duriiA the Second World War. ■r IK VL powers arc extremely useful \,< di v ir The > (an *>c used for il mrpoM <»1 tommuniration
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      48 5 JULIA" -ecrr-cd cf. Every -rwing thot o wish for sewing^ embroidery wqttt-Jte decorative at "hant —oil these or* :?"JM LTD. Tel: M9f 1 -3 HOHNER I 'tVtReERATION EC*H> AMPLIFIERS cco.net bet on entirety *wmiuo «eho umt feed- rcvtrb«rat>on ri l A> I f*?r*rol signal »MCE $sso.oo LTD., I
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      163 5 SEE IT NOW AT ALL LEADING STORES New Shaving Invention NEEDS NOTHING BUT WHISKERS \\T~7ti& 1^ v hatteric> lo re B j ciose -ha\Ci with t^ 1 >- comb |l Ideal tor cither evcrsd i> u^e or ;< uhenyoaarctravci.-.': V -^^I^^ o Perfect to give or to ?c NEW REMINGTON
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      157 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice tfc Fred Dickenson m MOW, CiF AIL pI<3HT >^^ TVV^-'S'TOP THAT/ i-^ [j/( i/^7S^ X rv:c T c^ >«JiSSMv /.JT*^^. >c\. instep v~L^seLvE?^^ /fl v -.v. TAk£ JftJ/^k H j -Jm fOWN MERE ANP /C^k" MANDRAKi by Lee Falk and Phil Davis IOH/niAMK C?) \MC
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    376 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Argument I without logic r FHK Governments decision to post- n the second reading the National Referendum Bin for two monthi has come hi lot sharp attack v nn t n iett wins;. The Barisan Sosialis. the United People's Partj and the Work- Par I;.'1 haw jointly
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    Victory won't be so sweet in Jamaica
    873 6  -  F. Seal Coon By MAY M, 1962, WB9 to have been a D d iiaa; still be the date on which the West Indies Federation celebrates its independence. On thai dai c, presumably, Jamaica will implement its referendum decision lo secede and then
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    EXODUS TO THE U.S.?
    168 6 VLTEST INDIAN politicians are uttering fewer anguished cries over Britain's move to limit Commonwealth immigration. They realise that the Bill is going through and that they will have to live with it. Those in power are contenting themselves with claiming credit for having influenced the Conservative
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    Life is like that
    69 6 Life is like that I 'l is said •t hah. I rash cir.tv in« lhir.fr, from tun* t< result |h H mis ne\< r his U(H,k occasion was in i i. I and s.i.cl I i with >ou \«ars hiii quit unl.ss, aft«r monr\. N,,ii box a no To this
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    LAUGH...WITH BEACHCOMBER
    42 6 LAUGH...WITH BEACHCOMBER AH enormous nmriMJ jyer who had b«l ugh ihe hinr»|3 bowUng-al vlston haJi tuary, the aqiianm. plilWtli lyin, and aii I departments, a cd. 'Where can my H..d v< i.: -.'.'< The official paped to' cur/ 1' man, and walked i
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      193 6 I Saw^ If"" 1 1 i^^ Mafc. V A I 1 1 I ai^^^t Cigarettes improve in flavor 1 "™7^^^B3 1. Jint.in pr (^A \2 J| ntan taken IJBrln lk e makes 3. Jintan is a vlitlfltt remedy for failing (NEW Disk Case) tllllillll >J A-ont'.: Vita TONG ENG MEDICAL
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      430 6 TODAY'S RADIO iCADIO SINGAPORE jflttljll hi batik; 10.30 Thirty Short Wave Service* I mmute theauv; 11.00 The Vien--41 metres (7250 k/cs.) na 1961 12 °0 <*™dMediuni Wave Service: ni£rhU Closf down -176 metres A.M. 11.00 Programme sum- KADI MALAYA <«.7 metres) mary 11.02 Theme in music, PM— ll5 Tiffin riite-
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      190 6 CUSS ACROSS 9 Something for motner to go 1 Make off (6). ■•fit 7As militant as recently born 12 fYojn Bridget, it's fr«y r3). babes? < 2 2, 4). 13 Tliey're neres.sar>' (5». 8 A goosey 'soft of noise? (4). 15 John siiow.s us the way north--10 Fine feather.*- <{ji
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    S'PORE HAS MADE BIG PROGRESS
    266 7 from _quiet_town to a bustlitft metropolis' SAY SEVEN FORMER POWs SINGAPORE, Wednesday. gINGAPORE has shown tremendous progress since the last war, growing from a quiet town to a hustling metropolis bursting with activity everywhere. This is the opinion of seven visiting former prisopers-01-war from Australia
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    JAPANESE 'KEEN TO STUDY LIFE IN ASIA'
    106 7 JAPANESE 'KEEN TO STUDY LIFE IN ASIA' <*CAFOR f very keen to visit to Mr. Mh JLni Toshiro. said on-the-spot conihe local people the best ways of S£fgoodwilL lihiro Wijoj. „r,a:i-»n m Tfckushoku "n *f€™2 Tojcyc. which pMNd SLSTSoodWIU Visit other members are v Kawu-iro Weno <»>. 1 r,:-a the
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    300 see malay DRAMA AT BUKIT TIMAH
    52 7 300 see malay DRAMA AT BUKIT TIMAH n AH. Wed.— The liaßkit T.mah Community m«a> packed when the WStml drama entitled Tan I staged by I v I ipura. I fe» *r. v. 300 parents and I Uudi Singapura ath*c th. drama. Ilfc6^ tuning the drama, commit:* members M. Saruaji
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    100.000 visited KL motor show
    31 7 100.000 visited KL motor show £«LJ LUMPUR. Wed. 100.000 people ne week Japan--ibition held *m*oo. Kuala Lumtractor> and a cars were M Nomura f Jhe Japan Trade J* Bangkok, and or-
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    Two on transfer
    21 7 Ved. Mr lU ::.>tra>Ping. has been Kuala Lipis as wn Officer, Pa- P.iu. *ho has been i ):rv
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    HOLIDAY GIRL (BACK A DAY EARLY) HAS LONELY WAIT
    171 7 HOLIDAY GIRL (BACK A DAY EARLY) HAS LONELY WAIT SINGAPORE. Wed A v^ Singapore girl had an hour's lonely uait at the airport here when she made a surprise return from Jakarta a day earlier than her parents expected. Miss Alice (ian Lan Ens; telephoned her parents at their Neil
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    100 at dramatic society's party
    46 7 SEMBAWANG Wed. More than hundred people attend•d party given uy the Sembawanq Dramatic Society at thrir headquarters hen Tin- p^i'^y x < to celebrate ucc» the ir latest Tamil drama. Urimai MuzaL\m." and secondly to celebrate the Indian harvest fes-•-.i; i>i Pongal
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    LAW CHANGED -SO S.T.C. BUSES CAN DO 30 M.P.H. NOW
    104 7 LAW CHANGED -SO S.T.C. BUSES CAN DO 30 M.P.H. NOW SINGAPORE. Wed. An old law which put a maximum >peed limit of 25 :iiph on Singapore Traction Company bum bM been changed to permit them bemu driven up to 30 mph. vehicles of other transport companies already have their permits
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    UMNO tea party
    28 7 TAIPIXG. Wed. The Taiping branch of UMNO will hold a tea party at the Hokkien Hoay Kuan on Jan. 21 to celebrate the Xew Year.
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    Week to promote unity of Christian churches
    192 7 Week to promote unity of Christian churches SINGAPORE, Wednesday. CHRISTIANS bore will observe Christian Unity Week from tomorrow until .lan. 25. The theme ot this year's observance will be "Service" with a view to promoting Christian unity throughout the world. This fc| one 0j the three main themes of the
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    NEW LOTTERIES LAW COMES INTO FORCE
    58 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Private Lotterie> (amendment Ordinance parsed by the Singapore legislative A»embly came into force on January 1. according to a Ga/ette notification. The Ordinance was amended to transfer certain powers and l unctions of the Minister to the Commissioner lor Estate Duties.
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    Moved to N.S.
    26 7 RAUB. W.'d. MUTShid bin Masud. a lecturer at the Day Training Centre, Raub. has been transferred to tbe Day Training Centre In S^remban.
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    TALK ON MODERN CHRISTIAN LITERATURE
    69 7 TALK ON MODERN CHRISTIAN LITERATURE SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Dennis E. Clark, Extension Secretary of the Evangelical Literature Overseas of Canada, will give a talk on •Christian literature for todov'" at the National Library hall, btamiord Road, at 8 p.m. on Friday. The talk Ifl jointly urbanised by the Graduates Christian
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    34 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Ifentri Besai of Johore. Dato Hiji Ha.ssan bin Haji Yunos, opened a civics COUTM for ;*y penghulus and assistant pengnutas at th<- Yoatb Instructional Centre at Johore Bahru.
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    90 7 NUMBER OF 'PIRATE' TAXIS DOWN KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. There are still a number of pirate taxis in the Federation. An official of the Ministry of Transport said the police and the Road Transport Drpartment had seized a number of vehicles. "There are still a number operating in the Federation The
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      1105 8  - Do-it-yourself tips on basic shapes for prettiest cushions TAN BENG KIM By BARGAIN FOR REAL DOWN-TO-EARTH 'COMFIES'— IT'S CRAZE IN TOWN A CUSHION, says one dictionary, 'is a cloth case filled with soft material and used as a seat or rest as in chairs Another dictionary tells us that it
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    Combined Schools sportsmen enjoyed a busy year in 1961: Many turned out for State
    481 10 Combined Schools sportsmen enjoyed a busy year in 1961: Many turned out for State SINGAPORE Combined Schools Sports Council will be holding their annual general meeting on Saturday, Jan. 20, at Rafllcs Institution Hall starting at 10.00 a.m. Commenting on the past year's activities. Mr. Woon Sul Kut. honorary secretary
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    INSOLE BACKS MOVE TO APPOINT MAY AS TEST SELECTOR
    327 10  - INSOLE BACKS MOVE TO APPOINT MAY AS TEST SELECTOR FRANK ROSTRON By LONDON, Wednesday. DETER MAY, who has announced he would never captain England .infill, in i\ IxTomc 1 ;i Tcsl selector. The selection committee will be appointed in March, and two members of the conrtnittee strongly support his inclusion.
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    150 10 MELBOI RNE Wed, 1)1 I- r\ I bj Ihc tatpancst squad in four successive swim tests was <hu' lo lack ol t lininit raid Khc Australian aplain, Davw hrks< -i: [):.>:-« ii.-f.^yii i i!Tipi««. hi;ii*elf beaten tor thr tine br the Japanese.
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    46 10 HNQAPOIII WM tm I ten icto ra an from :d iv I fl M s•: i! re r 1 tball elation made he joint efforts of tlv Ministry oi Edu d SAFA Tl which started on M Iv. •nd J 29.
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    107 10 OYDNEY. Wed. claim by pttvatc Sydney promoters QOffl tlstng •"the riche>t r tfessic i a] foot race In the i rid tv been challenced quickly from "la.smania. Tbc Sydney promoters .<<aid they were organising for next month 6AI4M gift event But ornnisen of the Tm"ftuninn ntousand" to
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    AUSSIE CRICKET TEAM MAY TOUR RUSSIA
    150 10 AUSSIE CRICKET TEAM MAY TOUR RUSSIA SYDNEY. Wed.- The 1964 Australian touring cricket tram may play several exhibition matches in the Soviet Union on the way home from England. The Australian Government ha.^ given diplomatic approval for the trip, it was learned. The visit now depends on Australian Board of
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    EXPERT TENNIS COACHING FOR SCHOOLS
    193 10 EXPERT TENNIS COACHING FOR SCHOOLS OINGAPORE. Wed. The Ministry of Education conducting a tennis poaching cour.-e for tfUfhfH and pupils in all Government and Aided .schools in the State. The course is only for those children and teacher."who have shown reasonable aptitude for the ga/ne. A circular from Hm Ministry's
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    424 10 Young Matthews may become world beater at tennis LONDON, Wednesday. JIIK Dame of Stanley Matthews has been synonymous with English football for nearly a quarter of a century. Now lawn tennis experts are wondering whether Hi-year-old Stanley Matthews Junior will equal on the courts of the world the brilliant reputation
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    83 10 SIX JAPANESE ATHLETES TO MAKE TOUR rKYO. Wed.— The Japan Athletic Association announced here that .six athletes and two officials would visit European countries and the United Arab Republic from mid-February to mid-March. The association said the team would leave hero on February 10 and compete in Cairo, Rome, Vienna
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    IAN JOHNSON WILL PLAY AGAINST CEYLON SCHOOLS
    94 11 IAN JOHNSON WILL PLAY AGAINST CEYLON SCHOOLS aU$ tralian sportsletter iftan Test cricket captain, lan seen on the field again when ,m gainst the Ceylon schoolboy n tour of Victoria in April, from Ceylon, which r o be known a- th* A Elation XI. will piaj Lin lan John on',
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    VOLLEYBALL BECOMES A NATIONAL SPORT
    83 11 :.in finally started to become pot in Australia and the first hips will be held in Melbourne f mcvi! Viva Hintze >tated L whK'M hi- brcnm* popular in -v F irnp.^n „i n. r :rs f t in all states here. of s« Australian team
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    VETERAN STILL SEEKS RECORDS TO CRACK
    129 11 i athlete Dave Power has no thoughts nt he iv looking around for world i 14-year-old runner will make an atmile record at Sydney Sports Ground run at night, in the open, on a fast ■ftnrli. W* have nicknamed him ••<•.- a strenuous trainould
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    113 11 Hr prt>i«»N>ional or "shamatcur" bosey ha^ Hi uir Vustralian cycling world. Member? B ,v»- of Professional Wheelmen are th iniatfur croups and the trade on H nru "independent" rlass. :hat all rtd* m let the t fd II br tV ,-ight to represent cycli
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    TOURING TENNIS TEAM WILL INCLUDE WOMEN PLAYERS
    228 11 (I have forecast that Australia will ->ond im s abroad this year. The .ounceir- n\ in Melbourne by the pn•:at: .n -r Victoria and ohair- committee. Mr Robert voar- official men's team ralia cou: i n w field two and possibly Cup strength
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    Three reasons why hockey in Johore is not progressing
    387 11 JOHORE, Wednesday. LACK of grounds, training Facilities and finance and the distances involved in travelling arc main factors which arc retarding the progress erf hockey in .lohorc according to an official of the .lohorc Bahru Hockey Association. There is only one
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    WOMEN'S LEAGUE MAY BE FORMED IN JOHORE BAHRU
    111 11 At present there are three schoolgirl teams from the Suit an Abu Bakar Girll School, Johore English School and the Conven;. An ottieial of QM association said that an enthusia>t has atrreed to donate a shield .should the association run a competition
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    ISLAND CLUB GOLFERS BEAT JOHORE
    242 11 ISLAND CLUB GOLFERS BEAT JOHORE Thomson. Wed Basra] Mud l'.u.j w.-. Ri»>ai Johora International dub by 11 pointl t<> mx in their annual Inter-dub \+oii match playect at lie Tr.on;son Road links here. Results iRJC. uiaytr.> mentioned ftr.sti; 6. Dv Plessis am: G. Jockel (0) VI Che Ahmad and pg.
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    Engineers surprise with convincing 18-9 victory in Cup rugby tie
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    191 11 ('HAXGI. Wed. Tin- formidable Far Ea.-' Air Forco rugby •<w:n MM'ieUt Inter-Services oharnp] tns and tavooritea to retain the title again thii season, will have a tough hurdh- to clear when they :r.e Royal Navy a: RAF Seletar tbta tvrp.ine. kick-oM 5.00 p.m. V.X.A
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    FEAF CAGERS BID FOR LEAGUE TITLE
    106 11 FEAF CAGERS BID FOR LEAGUE TITLE SELETAR. Wed— The Third Fa: East Air Force annual basketball championship is now in full swin? at Royal Air Force BeJeiW Gymnasium. Matches are played on a league system and will continue till Friday. Five teams in the tourney are R.A.F. Kai Tak (Hone
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    136 11 TANGLIN. Wed —The annual G.H.Q. tennis tournament will begin on Monday, J.ai 29 witn the finals on Feb 23 and 24 at the G.H.Q cowls iiere. The tournament Oils year vrtli be concentrateo into a period <: just more than three weeks i make it more
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    32 11 SYDNEY. Wed Wimbl. d champion. Hod Layer, wnu the a istralian men* vi! ■-:>■ lawn tr'.r.: wln-n he beat Hoy merson. the holder. H-r, n «j 6-4. «-i in the final.
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    113 12 AHLI SUKAN 1961 GETS OFFER FROM U.K. CLUB (Juah Kirn S\s re the footballer whom Singapore sports fans voted Ahli *Mik.in T't,!", ha^ rit«-i\«(l an offer from a British I ir>.t Division club. Their representative, who wishes to remain anonymous for Ihe time being, has approached Kirn Swee and put
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    58 12 B o fc:\T FO NlEl N Wed .J Retci. the Ne;v Zeaianu r.ip- scored his second century in match unen he reached three .re> r57 nunutes for the Tour:eam ii; a drawn in.i'ch .v vit.^- Orange PYee Slate hen Rdd who made 101 in the
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    245 12 FOUND: NEW WAY TO WIN A FORTUNE ON FOOTBALL POOLS rr*ORQ uA V (KngUnd), 1 Wed. A professional hypnotist who .started what he claims i> the worlds lir.-t hypnotic football poois forecasting service this weekend said he had "some j peculiar results'* on his maiden try. Mr. Henry Blythe >aid
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    221 12 THE NAWAB IS NAMED VICE-CAPTAIN MADRAS, Wed. The Nav.ab 01 P.ii.iiuii. who IM 21 earltrr flr.s montn. ill today DMMd M v:c<-c,t]na:!] to Nui Contractor foi tiv Indian crukt i (.(in to tour West [ndtea tn PWvuaiy. Mtfch ar.d April. [he ie playari to make the loot '.'•pit- named DMI
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    229 12 HANCOCK WILL LEAD SOUTH RUGBY FIFTEEN SINGAPORE. Wed.—Singapore Joint Services skip- per John Hancock has been selected to lead the South team against North in the Malayan Rugby Union •classic" being played in Singapore on Jan. 27. South have named a formidable .side and according Ito Hancock stand a good
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    63 12 SINGAPORE. Wed. Windsor Rovers XI will mer-i 2 2 Gurkha 1 Regiment in a iriendly toot ball match to tx 1 played at Buona Vi.sla Road today. Kick-ofT at 5.15 p.m. Tlie following have been selected to represent Windsor Rovers:— Ang Cheng, Mani. Mastapha. i
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    46 12 BRISBANE, Wed.— Queensland hem .South Australia by 130 :im.s in their Sheffield Shield lruich lure. Queensland Ml South A;i.->i ..lia to pH 370 rant in J^d mmiitf>. but Queensland's bcmlei gndnallv goi on top and rilfaniffflrd South Australia fo: 239. Reuter
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    130 12 pEYLANG, Wed.— Eastern VJ Company cagers. who are strong contenders to win the Group A title in the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation's Commercial Cup tournament, cleared a difficult hurdle when they beat Gim Heng basketball team 88-80 at the Happy World Stadium. Earlier they had
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    241 12 It is 'Doomsday' for S.A.F.A. says President SECRET BALLOTS OUTVOTE MR. SOH THREE VI ONDA V w a s J* "Doomsday' :u the Singapore Amateur Football Association according to it> President, Mr. Soh Ghee Soon. He made the statement alter beint: voted out of the <■;.airmanship ol SAFA'fI three leading
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