The Singapore Free Press, 19 January 1962

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    26 1 ARCHIVES, NATIONAL LIBRARY, THE LOCM. PIPED HUT IS FUST <mWffif 1 Wl»S The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1962 15 CENTS KDX 037
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    SEARCH FOR 'MONSTER'
    86 1 S EARCH FOR 'MONSTER' Fast winding-up gallops at Ipoh today -P. 1Z laf '/ill ■cr ity In lake, I too POKE, Fri.— i hanm ti qp ih- if In folklore, h tnt under n« (Vii'i >* n oil n I tshed ssing miles Ir ike. Its Mh h unknown. ruth.
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    NO GOAN MAIL: 145 IN SHIP WORRIED
    175 1 NO GOAN MAIL: 145 IN SHIP WORRIED SINGAPORE. Fr. Co3n members of the crew of the liner Canton were anxious to know the latest news about their country when the ship berthed here yesterday. They rushed to buy focal newspapers immediately newspaper vendors boarded the ship. Mr. W. R. Smith,
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    Smallpox scare in Britain spreads: Seven more cases
    310 1 Smallpox scare in Britain spreads: Seven more cases LONDON. Friday. Jill- NUMBER <»r suspected smallpox cases in Britain yesterday jumped from TJ to 19 as the -I day-old scare prompted authorities to turn away anxious crowds From over-taxed vaccination centres. Aii r.ew suspects came fn m Britain's Indus cth, where
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    Clearing house
    5 1 ■mOAPORE Fri !:•< Oov-
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    SARAWAK PARTY CALLS FOR REFERENDUM ON MALAYSIA
    136 1 SARAWAK PARTY CALLS FOR REFERENDUM ON MALAYSIA KUCHING. Fri. A Sarawak political leader yesterday called for referendum in the three Borneo territories of Sarawak. Brunei and North Borneo to decide OB the question of the proposed Malaysian federation. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan, secretary-general of the Sarawak National Party, .said that
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    RI gift of Koran
    36 1 BD9OAPORI W ine 1;.--cioiiesuui Cousul-Geiieiaj OoL SugUi A; to. this morning \r.vsenteu I(mi topit-.s oj the Koiun on benaii of his Oovernment to the Singapore Government as a i(»keu ol fi fctiiriitilp
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    Shaw-Union talks
    27 1 SINGAPORE, Fu.--'l.iik-. between me management <,t tuc Shiiu Olf nilflttftti ahci thS -Sn<Mpoie Cien^iii! Ei»".piuyr< Ui.ion leant". > ie.>aniea hi the Labour Ministry Mu.-> monur. j.
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    Varsity to start four new law courses
    305 1 Varsity to start four new law courses qiNGAPORE. Fri.— The University of Singapore has approved four new principal courses in law for honours students and is considering three others. The four arc International Law and Relations, Muslim Law, Family Law and Industrial Law. Professor L A Sheridan. Dean of the
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    PARATROOPS AT NEE SOON FOR TRAINING
    69 1 PARATROOPS AT NEE SOON FOR TRAINING SINGAPORE, Fri.— A detachment of about 100 all ranks of the First (Guards) Independent Parachute Company has arrived here and is now at Nef Soon for training. The men are part oi the 16th. independent Parachute Brigade. They will stay for up to three
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    Dutch protest to U.N.
    108 1 UNITED NATIONS. Fri Tiie Netherlands la.st night made a formal protot against what it described m an "armed attack by Indonesia 1 In Mondays naval engagement in the West New Guinea ana. Mr. C. W. a. Schumann, the Dutch resident representative, ai.so offered "full co-operation* 1
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    'WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY IS A MISNOMER'
    220 1 'WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY IS A MISNOMER' SINGAPORE, Fi L— a The Malayan High Commissioner in Australia. Dato Suleiman bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said last night that the White Australia policy was a "misnomer." It should be do ore appropriately railed "economic policy." Dato Suleiman Hew in n-om Sydney on tils
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    Clashes in Tibet
    32 1 KAI MAM lU. Pd Til* I v Kh in.; i ;.mbtislio( „!,<i Idlk d iT < Mnk toU'.irr v v ,i. ..> c\u lies in Tiix-: cord tig > reli t-ie rrjK»i
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    Merriman dies
    26 1 LONEX >N Fri <l Momma n presidf-n: o; i.i:< ri;\on -id Hdmir.ilty division oi the Hitrh four- Mi..-r 1933 dud lien >•»•>: erd.iy .-c> 81.
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    $156 mil. for Corps
    29 1 WASHINGTON. Fri Pre.sicien: Kennedy .s Peare Cck]." now 1! months old. estimates It will spend $156 million in ihe next car be: inning next July
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    Latest
    90 1 RU r PRICE T s I t SCPATCHINCS FOR NDAY Mailer, V»u sh«>u i 1' 1 rr. II Way II |»i\. .Nil D Si' I I I ll.illin Idinuton. i Isr< 1 i I i iiuLi II <•< (i i Ttia B v. irawn i iep BARRIER DRAW 10
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    Probe into alleged bets racket at C.I.D.
    176 1 Probe into alleged bets racket at C.I.D. TELEPHONE TALKS RECORDED SINGAPORE. Fri.- The Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau is Investigating an alleged book-making racket Involving top-ranking police Officers at the Criminal invest ijiat ion Department. Thta probe H I Mfli l boi d. hi being uurrk d osl n the Instructions
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    RUBBER QUIETER AS DEALERS AWAIT IRIAN OUTCOME
    205 2 I Free Press city section: Finance and industry I ONDON. Til A 1 J mucil quieter day m r:hh»-r was noted. Pr: r, wrn inclined t lightly ai th< out i but a consistently ttm&9 but •:v ,n«' prevailed I r the remaimi
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    Market indices
    24 2 LONDOM. Fri. The Financial Time* market Indices for Jan. Will i j'Tt'-l '♦■>'♦ > :e-p». t.. T ->«^ o 376 1 3»* 1. 3"1 4
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    World pepper output
    39 2 v. :::NCi'( N-. Prl. World black and «.>..- fm -v >• i:*r \>-ar nil estimated at znUlion lbs.. dChi per cent below the 1960 hanrest of 170.3 naillio: Ptorefcn Ajrrieultural Service rh« us. Department of Agricui»ure rep. i
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    Ships in port
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    SELECTIVE BUYING LEADS TO WIDESPREAD MARKET GAINS
    197 2 SELECTIVE BUYING LEADS TO WIDESPREAD MARKET GAINS LONDON. Kri. Block BMUT- 1 1 el m d ihowini wid<spn .tci gains Ln n sponse ti taien ised selective buyh.u. Sentiment was helped by the rraaes L'nion Conpre.ss conditional i.-. 'o join the Goverumenfs economi planning boo.;. Ine r.pv, bid :>r Courtaulda
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    Hong Kong prices
    53 2 ■***** KOHG I* -c. prices here to<i.:y MN V. ov.ous ;oday H. S. Bank Coiporaaon SodO $398 M $12 90 $13.10 talon sales tnmm P"one HIM $42 oi sales sales Drin I i ft OaU Mnm $.;8.50 $:<8 n -«.»■> Mie.s raik *> n> «7. v-.-,n i
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    Record sales for Southern Kinta expected this year
    428 2 Record sales for Southern Kinta expected this year By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Friday. A FKATTRE of the tin outputs that are flooding in just now has been the still further rise in that of Southern Kinta. This bi£ Malayan multi-dredge producer produced no less than 5§3 tons
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    Malaya's foreign balances
    63 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Balance held abroad by the Feoerauor. of Maiaya totalled $128.6 million M o; Jan. 15. 1962. according to the laie.-t return of liabilities and assets by the Bajik Negara. liiis compared with $111.7 million a month before. BanLs' deposits toialkd $53 million and Federal
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    US stockpile excess: More rubber on GSA disposal list
    162 2 US stockpile excess More rubber on GSA disposal list WASHINGTON, Fri.— President Kennedy In his budget message to Congress yesterday referred to U.S. stockpile financing. Ho roquostod th^ authority of Congress to obligate $114 million in fiscal 1963 for operation of U.S. stockpiles both strategic and supplemental, with $90 million
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    Rubber talks in N.Y.
    47 2 NEW YORK, Fri— Representatives of the Rubber Packers A.wk iation of Malaya are currently attending a joint meeting heie of the Rubber Trade Association and the Rubber Manufacturers Association. The purpose of the meeting is to standardly international grading methods of natural rubber.
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    MARKET PRICES
    340 2 NOTE: Alt prices below are middle vrices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Jan 18. Previous Today rJUBREK No. 1 RS!> cit. European port* Jan unquoted unquotrd Feb 23 2H,32 RUtidER No. 1 RSS Soot Mi/M HI RUBBER No. 1 RSS sfttlflmert Houte Ttrmi, Feb ?4 I/M Ml March r/M
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    Witness saw'flaming fire' coming down
    275 2 Witness saw 'flaming fire' coming down AX AFRICAN charcoal burner yesterday told an inquiry into the crash of Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld's plane near here las! Sept. 17 that he bad been awakened by a "very big explosion" and then had seen "a flaming lire" coming down. The African, Ledson Daka,
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    Berlin: No change yet in Soviet position, says Rusk
    275 2 Berlin: No change yet in Soviet position, says Rusk WASHINGTON. Friday. MR Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, told a Press conference yesM terdav there had been no perceptible hardening but no significant forward movement, in the Soviet Union's Berlin Vff}™\. He gave this as his assesoncnl following a ks
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    INDIAN TROOPS MASS ON KASHMIR BORDER, SAYS PAKISTAN
    69 2 INDIAN TROOPS MASS ON KASHMIR BORDER, SAYS PAKISTAN ROMK, Fri. The Pakistan Foreign Ministry, in a messaue released h> the Pakistan Embassy here. yesterday claimed Indian troops were concentrated heavily along the ceasefire line in Kashmir. It said Indian pledges to settle the Kashmir question under IN auspices had remained
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    Scientists meet
    20 2 TOKYO. Fri. About 80 .dentists from 16 countries oix^.ed here yesterday a 12-day seminar on cyclones and typhoons-
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    GO-SLOW CONTINUES INDEFINITELY
    57 2 T ONDOX. F:i— The work- 10-ruic .-low down by about 170.000 British postal workers will go on indefinitely, despite the Government's promi.se to end its "pay pause" austerity drivr by the end <;f March, the Union of Post Offico Workers announced here yesterday. The postal workers an
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    Party for Akihito
    22 2 Ft. A ...:< f.. »>•■■> xas hem for Cio^n Praire Akihit4, .;u>- i-t\o '-..rw-u-p. k ir v 1»,k. Is.cioi.t^a the Philippines.
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    U.S. nuclear blast
    20 2 WASHINGTON Fri -Th< 1' e\;)w,;,r. t..« < i:i:ei/ < Ur.itec; s unciei i r. clear taste act off yertaxtay
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      110 2 JOHN CALVERT PERFORMS THE MOST SENSATIONAL SBH S ESCAPE ACTS— NO LOCKS OR CHAINS CAN HOLD HIM! |«f| I^^ In f SUBJECTS HYPNOTIZED ON THE STAGE A |T MIGHT BE YOU! > 1 PP^I THE CUTTING OF A HUMAN HEAD! fr H ALL THESE AND MORE! fT 1 IN PERSON
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      5 2 ENationail MGTCPCrCUS II THO' I
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    A $500 CASH PRIZE EVERY WEEK!
    16 3 JMgl^g^or^Word Puzzle competition entry form is in the back page
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    Armenian bishop of Far East here to give blessings
    107 3 Armenian bishop of Far East here to give blessings hr t r th«> i p* »r«* on a i tour to Meet bar h members. I* tatwm -ituul L »»*-l Uk*» BB«18m I t N> X I holy Mmm Mimi.iN I a.m i On I Ihunh ot m I m
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    six months jail on 11th conviction
    11 3 ailed .5 it by Marimuthu.
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    Youth leadership trainees to camp at Tanah Merah
    240 3 SINGAPORE Friday. |BOUT 128 trainees, including girls, ot the Youth Leadership Training Course, orKtaed by the Federation <»t" Boys 1 Clubs, camp out this weekend .it the Tanah Merafa out li Camp. Hm organising secretary Qm GOOfse, Mr. Thai Fook S- nU;
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    1962 GUIDE TO SINGAPORE HAS TWO EXTRA CHAPTERS
    90 3 1962 GUIDE TO SINGAPORE HAS TWO EXTRA CHAPTERS S:\GAPORE. Fri.— The 15th and latest edition of ••Guide to Singapore and Spotlight on Malaya- is now -ale. Completely r^visrd s'-pag. guide is a rompn h*:wve and useful handbnj on Singapore for vi it ana [cn\s alik< nen i diti n irrl«
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    Welcome to Singapore ,
    126 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. W. A McPher.-on. a general manager, arrived from s\-(.i:*y yesterday f< oni week before leawnn for Kuala Lumpur. Be i> il Raffles H^tei. Mr. A. Monnickendam, an Biglisb companj ciir* ctor, a. id hi.-, wile, are here for tw days before ijoing to Bangkok. They are
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  • NEGLECTED PARADISE'
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      Man accused of helping in a lottery acquitted
      158 3 Man accused of helping in a lottery acquitted SINGAPORE. Fri. A policenao yesterday testified H the Seventh Magistrate's Court as defence witness for Poh Chian 45 accused <>t assisting in a characters" lottery at the Singapore Tun Club. BuKit Timah. on Sept. 2;i ItH year corporal Jantan Un Hashtm, questioned
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      Water rationing
      27 3 SINGAPORE, Fri Water will be cut Ofl bo SdlMI One and Three today until 2 p.m. Tomorrow'- n -watW il6ai are Zones Pour and six.
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      SINGAPORE DIARY
      776 3 asfasfasdfasfasfasfasfasd asdfasdfasdfasdf SINGAPORE, Friday. JHE Stage Gub is to follow up the highly successful production of "PcUt Pan (last year's Christmas attraction) with a play in complete contrast Wbeseai "Peter Par." was i play for "children" from 3 to Ro. "Odd Man iv." h strictly tor the grown-ups.
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      S'pore has materials to start new industries, says expert
      284 3 S'pore has materials to start new industries, says expert SINGAPORE, Fri.— neglected paradise" that was how Dr. E. Markowicz, the new chemical engineering adviser to the Economic Development Board, described Singapore yesterday. He said the Slate had an "excellent climate tor growing all sorts of plants and there were abundant
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      10 3 when *^k Bridge x^ visit v ;\i STORE TEL: *****^
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      376 3 ACCURATE ANATOMICAL MODELS for Doctors, Nurses, Dentists. Teachers. Students, Veterinarians, Biologists Hobbyists. No 80S-THE VISIBLE HEAD b!« ond Irulf omoung ooo»omi<o! wodtl (o r l l^ <(^'^l (rrm< tarthfully to the hiqh*si '080-o'- _^^^^m <f ondords E oth tooih ron b» fii'O ''1 ■V*" t W&M m, i r. ri
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      149 3 CINEMAS ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOrS: ALHAMBRA: DenlUl 00 t.:f Open BMtttnf at YMCA Ot Job K3O. 4. H 30, 930. nmiu Read. p.m. CATHAY: Man-Tia.,, 1.30. 4. 6 30. 930 YMCA: Tennis r.nd body ODEON: Bachelor Flat 1.30. biiluin- and weight lifting, 4.30 4. 0 30. 9.30. p.m judo for beginners, 4.40
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    LONDON HAILS SPORE PIANIST YU CHUN YEE
    645 4  - LONDON HAILS SPORE PIANIST YU CHUN YEE DOUG LACKERSTEEN By LONDON, Fri. ADHESIVE PLASTER securely bound the tip of Yu Chun Yee's right index finger. Nonetheless, he was able to wiggle it dexterously, 'it is nothing," Singapore's slight, diminutive pianist said. "A little sore from too much practice." I showed
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    BETTER SHELTER FOR SHIPS
    101 4 BETTER SHELTER FOR SHIPS SINGAPORE. Fri. The North-East Monsoon has caused a change in the ixirt anchorage arrangements. Because of rough seas around the Eastern Anchorage, all vessels arriving here which require pratique or inward immigration clearance, are to proceed to tho alternative Quarantine and Immigration Anchorage iv. the Western
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    51.5 mil. projects
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Drainage and Irrigation Department. Johore. last yer.r >p«:n nearer si. 5 million on pioieeti scheduled tn the iivrMai development plan. Tnifl v 1300.000 more than the 1960 figure.
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    'Museum must have better display'
    176 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A LONDON painter, who is on his way bo Hong Kong to open up a museum and art gallery there, urged that the National Museum here place more emphasis on display. Mr. John Warner made this comment before flyinc to Kuchinu to visit
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    NEW CENTRE FOR FARMERS READY SOON
    76 4 TPOH. Fri. The HOY |iS v -000 rural residental agriculture training centre at Manong, 14 mitofl from Kuala Kangsar, will be opened by Hie Agricultural Department ■oon, It has accommodation for 20 farmers. The young farmers chosen by the department periodically will be given
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    Adult education
    22 4 KLANG. Fn. Sixty BOY adult education classes have been started here, Mln Klang North and the others in Klang South.
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    MALAY RADIO LESSON 16
    347 4 This la the text of the 16th National Language tenon, together with vocabulary, which Radio Singapore will ro-broadca>t at Ufl tonight. VOCABILARY Buku, book; buku barha.in. trxt book; buku mm, exerri.M.L«><<k; buku lata-bahasu, grammar book.; buku ilmu 'ahuM, geography book, buku tawarikh, history book; buku ilmu
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    Shell man helps bride to cut the cake
    46 4 MR OODFREi TAYLOR, of the Shell Company helps his bride, Miss Nellie Gayllyot, to cut their wedding cafe at a reception at the home of the bridegroom, aWr their wedding at the Church of the Holy Family, katong
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    Koran reading
    28 4 Fr? UAL Th K BU BAHRU m. ihe Koran readinc competition in the Ulu Sejangor district will be hold at on e j?n Wa 2?. MCrdekaatB^-
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    Merger will bring trade boom, envoy predicts
    173 4 Merger will bring trade boom, envoy predicts SINGAPORE. Fri. Merger bKween Singapore and thr Federation w o v 1 d mean an increase in trade lor the territories, according to Mr. M. Mancini. the deputy Italian Trade Commissioner for Singapore. He predicted an increase in the volume ol business after
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    UNKNOWN
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    UNKNOWN
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    Split coin clue in sensational break an of US Red network
    875 5 Biggest 'catch' th P FBI had made for many years FO I KNAR- OLD :«»/art bo\ i n nim rye- !imm> I th t Brooklyn h;id pahis I i .1 Ike lilliM tne boy slipped clattered to cry lung
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      190 5 fashion falls in line with maidenform MUCHADO ONCEOVER \jh% hi ••> i, Coce-OvergivM the lightest, t^\ H€ t I r.e e«.er. V% m suorerr*; ervjer/^.r is F** I whot -c* s!-rrt t-.sr-^s re- V V/L^^J^fc V f re THe 1-^5-i.ne cc --> \^n^* m A^S\ 1 fM" C-v-v F/cn ♦-C
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      185 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis X- „-5 v=3ACk| Iw-iA^S V THIS MAKi- MAS II I <KJO^'. I SAW YOU BUT, OFFICER, I GAVE UIM 7 1 FELT SOME »LLS -I v K.EV A^^ MY &O'M6 OM j.V MY MOMEY A^C?
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Practical training in schools
      356 6 Practical training in schools iy r iTii the Increasing lf importance and A velopment 01 Industry in Smuapoiv it is WWntlui that our schools keep in step by placing an equal emphasis on the ''•aching of science and mathematics to the people who win mil industry's wheels In the near
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    THE ARCHITECT
    860 6  -  T.J. CHICHAK BY His work is a skilful I blend of purpose and pleasing shapes PART 7 IN A WEEKLY SERIES dfdff ONE of the professions which writes itself in large letters into the annals of mankind's history is that of an architect His work, the skilful blend
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    50 YEARS AGO
    70 6 The Free Press reported: "A Chinese boy arrested in the street by a Municipal detective, who noticed that he was suffering from smallpox, was charged on the morning of 12 January before Mr. Firm- stone with spreading an infectious disease. He pleaded that he did not know
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    107 6 RESIDENTS of the Los Altos, San Francisco, suburb watched thousands of robins recently falling off roofs, staggering drunkonly on lawns, and otherwise behaving in a disorderly manner. Ornltbologiftl gave this explanation: The robins had descended on pyraranth bushes and stripped them of their ripening berries which contain
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    Life is like that!
    163 6 Life is like that! A^* 1 til I f A ped in .ti a phonos had an .i and showed Ml est in thi t that the aila sale u.tv worked h.ir,: with you ant. "Mippos, brief Ml,, t,, makr \»u uill i hear th. -^J produt i it i
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      275 6 TODAY'S RADIO KAIMO BIWOaWBI from mnny miuis; 11.30 BayShort WtMTV Banrlat: light concert; limjO cridr.i- Ut) il metre* (7150 k cs.) Close ooun. Medium^Y^e^ervioe: RAJ)|O MALAYA (41 motres) AM— ll.OO Programme sum- P.M.— I.IJ Tiffin data* 1.30 rr.Hiy; 1102 Concert p o p.-; 1 1 .30 Time Mgnal, news; 1.40
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    Sergent in 7,500 ft. free-fall show jump
    107 7 Sergent in 7,500 ft. free-fall show jump —For time i week. Force para- instnicI >.000 feet I rcraft ab I Wit I parachute I town to 1,500 f b Sit. Keith Teesdale. k is or. a briet detachment Wit* State from the RAF I parachute Traliu I n, England. I
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    REGISTRY PROBES REQUEST TO FORM NEw UNION
    53 7 REGISTRY PROBES REQUEST TO FORM NEw UNION P^GAPORE. Fri The of Trade Unions ting an applica»7 a group of oil work r *wb i new iminn. U Labour MinLstry spokestt these were t:- 1 at ions information c pro-tern comproposed or- the new union way member- >t Petro■PQhMßHß is the
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    A film show today for travel agents
    52 7 \i \PORE. Fri Some m trav< I .1 nim rganised by Qantaa Airways :.r-re at 5 at Btoefl rhemtretu r Quay today The t in colour tilm entitled "I.- H:4 Boomerant; 11 ye travel agents an insight of thr umgitui n Ibc thi
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    Envoy is back
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri.The Indian High Commis- <:.. i.. Malaya, Mr. Y. K. Purl M d Mr Purl returned ifter accompanying the V i di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja permaisnri Asong on their State fMI to mdi.i
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    BALL TO ASIAN WOMEN AND YOUTHS TO TRAIN AS PILOTS
    315 7 BALL TO ASIAN WOMEN AND YOUTHS TO TRAIN AS PILOTS Club official: Flyi n^ career Kas bright prospects (SINGAPORE, Friday. ftAL Singapore Flying Club would Vsian women and more local killv the youny take up flying pi i\in« an important part in es tod; Mi Mi. CbeciM Pak :l| l
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    Sun can change the taste of beer, brewery man tells Rotary Club luncheon meeting
    299 7 Sun can change the taste of beer, brewery man tells Rotary Club luncheon meeting SINGAPORE, Friday. T^IRECT sun rays on beer could affect its taste, said Dr. Leonard Belt, technical manager of Malayan Breweries Ltd in discussing the problems of brewing beer in the tropics. In his talk on problems
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    'GRADUAL BUILDUP OF LOCAL INDUSTRIES WILL BOOST STUDY OF MATHS'
    202 7 'GRADUAL BUILDUP OF LOCAL INDUSTRIES WILL BOOST STUDY OF MATHS' SINGAPORE, br L— D The gradual buildup of industries in Singapore will boost the study of mathematics in local schools. according to Mr. Richard Kenneth Guy. senior lecturer in mathematics at the University of Singapore. la EutVd interview. h<- told
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    Rupert and the Secret Path-25
    99 7 Without trying further to understand the mark* on the crumpled paper the three Guide* run off to their own school while Rupert goes on hi* way. Seeing some of hi. pal. ahead of him he doe. noc Rurry and. while he puzile. over [he paper,
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    Two N.Z. tutors arrive to set tests for Poly
    261 7 Two N.Z. tutors arrive to set tests for Poly SINGAPORE, F r i.— Two lecturers of the University of Canterbury at Christchurch, New Zealand, have arrived here as external examiners for the Singapore Polytechnic. They are Mr. J. L. Wood'.vard. electrical engineering lecturer, and Mr. D. c. S'evt.n.Min. mechanical enumc
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    DROPPED-NEW POLICE LOOK
    145 7 THE customary and familiar black beret, <irey flannel shirt and khaki shorts of the Singapore Police Force are to stay, at least for the time being. A proposal for a "new look" uniform has been shelved. The force wa.^ or.cr keen on change, and the government h;\d
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    BYRNE TO OPEN ANNIVERSARY SHOW AT CENTRE TOMORROW
    228 7 BYRNE TO OPEN ANNIVERSARY SHOW AT CENTRE TOMORROW SINGAPORE, I -i *rj JHK Minister for Hmltli in<l L;iw, Mr. k M. Byrne, will deckirc oprn tin lirsl Minto Road Communih Centr< iKindicmH cxhibilion in conjunction with its second imnivers:irv ut 10 ;i.m. toin< \i < m Syed Tana bin Omar,
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    $2,000 IN GIFTS FOR INMATES OF TRAFALGAR HOME
    103 7 $2,000 IN GIFTS FOR INMATES OF TRAFALGAR HOME QINGA: i)KL Kn. Some o vio inmate I I: Hi. Kai.g r« .N- V« worli $2,000 from Miss L» N David■ii -c r> ■:•>■ < I» itM:.\ Rei a C. Davkiaon chiH :>J>" ;>?.. madp l iia o Siii"..,). to pr- s.-i:'
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      373 7 F IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... mTJ?^ fcfi* CANCE ST-MS-Si VUHnug DEFINITELY not of indigestion which could lead THERE is more than a tomb your diy do anythinK Just to a more serious ailment, of genius in your make-up, but d t there is also a trend ol unpre- M H (Jul\
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      ENTER MICHAEL WITH NEW HAIR STYLES FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR
      276 8 ENTER MICHAEL WITH NEW HAIR STYLES FOR CHINESE NEW YEAR A HAIR stylist who is as refreshing as 1962 and as new as the approaching Chinese New Year has entered the Singapore coiffure scene. fie is Mr. Michael Low, young (he is 24), talented, former Chung Cheng High School student
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      Fatherless girl told: Find job and help Mum support family
      374 8 OHOULD a girl give up the chance ot furthering her education or should she hnd a job and help support her family? The answer to this question posed m Contest No. 29 from the majority of readers is: further her
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      CHEESE CAKE WITH A SPECIAL TOUCH
      282 8 PREPARING tor the i lorthcoming Chinese New Year festival means to a great extent baking cukes and sweet meats. Here's a cheese cake recipe which i> bound to be a winner with your friends and relatives who will call over during the first 15
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      THAT COLD CANT BE PREVENTED
      271 8 Baby clinic for Mrs. Know-how mHIS is the time of year X for colds, but it does get worrying when a child hats one after another. A mother has this problem with both her children. She writes: "Since the autumn my two children, aged twn-and-a-halt
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      161 10 from the sole agents. LIM SESC HUAT LTD.. 13. Circular Roac and branches m the Federation ON YOl'R LEAVE, plan a V vi of the Fecieraiion itiici BimcKoli or far-ofl Hor.q Kong and Jap.ir travelling in comfort by Land* Sea-Air at bucket rates. Contaci ARCHIPELAGO TRAVEL SERVICE, 198. Cecil StiLt-t
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    ARTIST'S IMPRESSION OF THE GAMES OPENING
    68 11 .rtist Fr.ink Norton (no* Director of the West Australian \rt (Gal-pn-.on of how the ,00.000 athletics stadium now being built in ill I 1 llth C'onimonwealth Games should Un»k when His iMikr of Kdinburnh otii; iallv op<-ns the Games o n November 22 titors
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    Sheppard ready: He can return to lead England in bid for Ashes
    374 11 Sheppard ready: He can return to lead England in bid for Ashes I,RANKK STRON LONDON. Friday I i Siu ppard h;is become favourite to lead Kngland's tiic Ashes in Australia nexl winter. Speaking from inil\ Centre in London's docklands, David told me: difficulties in the way but it is not
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    What every golfer wants to know: The perfect swing
    180 11 What every golfer wants to know: The perfect swing I LONDON, Friday. perfect golf swing is unking Ihe nun who launched Ihe qU property millionaire Sir bsl night gave two thoughts g i fcrs t< i ponder. nave found vital factors H s what goes on <>: the I r
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    CAPTAIN OF ENGLAND TEST TEAM? DAVID SHEPPARD IS NOT SURE
    391 11  -  LAN WOOLDRIDGE By LONDON. Friday THE parson whose cricketing highlight of 1961 was to open the inn-in-s for the Clergy of Chelmsford, talked yesterday about a personal problem. Neither you nor I wouia think twice about it—whether or not, to
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    Education Ministry's five-point plan for the running of sports councils
    298 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Ministry of Education has announced a five-point plan for the efficient running of the District and Combined schools sports councils. The Ministry's move is to instil vigour into these councils for extra mural activities on a collective
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    AUSTRALIA TO HOLD 1962 CHALLENGE ROUND ON SUNDAY
    324 11 AUSTRALIA TO HOLD 1962 CHALLENGE ROUND ON SUNDAY MELBOURNE, Friday. AUSTRALIA, the holders, will stage the challenge round of the Davis Cup on a Sunday this year for the iirst time, it was agreed after a long debate at the annual conference of the Australian L.T.A. Delegates decided against a
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    'WE ARE READY TO HOLD ASIAN GAMES' — P.A.A.F. CHIEF
    175 11 'WE ARE READY TO HOLD ASIAN GAMES' P.A.A.F. CHIEF MANILA, Fri. The PreItl sident of the Philippine Amateur Athletic Federation iMt night .said the Philippines Is ready to hold the fourth Asian Games if it is not held in Jakarta. Antonio De Las Ala.s mrule this assurance alter he ill
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    TENNIS: POSITION IS STILL VERY HEALTHY
    98 11 TENNIS: POSITION IS STILL VERY HEALTHY MELBOURNE, Fn. Profit irom the 1961 Davis Cup challenge round tie in Melbourne last month is expected to be i:A37,500 according to Mr. Norman Strange, President of the Australian Lawn Tennis Association. Speaking at the annual conference of the association, Mr. Strange said: "We
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    DATES OF JAP SWIM TOUR OF S. AFRICA
    92 11 DATES OF JAP SWIM TOUR OF S. AFRICA JOHANNESBURG. Fri. A four-man Japanese swimming team leaves from Tokyo by air on February 20 to tour South Africa. The Japanese will compete in 11 meetings, including three internationals with the republic —at Capetown on March 3, Durban on March 10, and
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    Lunch surprise for Ceylon students on Australian tour
    248 11 Lunch surprise for Ceylon students on Australian tour COLOMBO, Friday. "JMIE privilege of a lunch with Australian cricket captain, Richie Benaud, at which they will meet other Australian Test cricketers, is the surprise packet awaiting 17 schoolhnv rrirkrter* farm 'pylon scheduled to tour Victoria in March. They will play a.
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    Marines draw
    37 11 SINGAPORE. Rl P.W.D. rectifd walkover, irom QtMMI Hospital in the Singapore Government Services' Football Association's Division One fixture. At Geylang stadium. Marines 'A' and Woodbridtje Hospital drew four all, in a SGSFA Division 2A match.
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    Five goals for SHB
    41 11 SINGAPORE, Fri Singapore Harbour Board Recreation Club had a comfortable 5-0 victory over Pharmaceutical Department in a SGSPA Div. 3B football match at Bukit Chermin on Wednescay. Scorers were: Chwee Lenp (2). Katon (2) and Wan Din.
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    Big victory
    15 11 GOTHENBURG, Fri. Sweden beat Finland 8-2 in an international ice hockey match yesterday.
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    WHY M.C.C. CAN'T MAKE TWO SEPARATE TOURS
    156 11 WHY M.C.C. CAN'T MAKE TWO SEPARATE TOURS LONDON. Fri Mr. Billy Griffith, secretary designate of the M.C.C. said the suggestion of arranging separate tours of India and Pakistan would mean a lengthening of the time between visits to the two countries. Commenting on the suge»\stion. made by Mr. Tom Pearce,
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    SINI WINS YACHT CLUB'S SNIPE CLASS EVENT
    199 11 SOUTH QUAY Fri.-Sini. sailed by K. Lindbaid. won the event for the Bnipc Class in the Royal Bblgßpote Yacht Club's Changi Pa> ane race in the corrected 3hr. 40min. 30sec. Second wa.s Pufliri .-ailed bf J O.sborne. Full results: Snipe Class— l. Sn.i
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    CARR'S NEW JOB: THE MCC PICK CRICKETER THEY FORGAVE
    282 11 CARR'S NEW JOB: THE MCC PICK CRICKETER THEY FORGAVE IONDON. Fri. Donald j Carr. the M.C.C. captain who accepted responsibility for the '"water rag" incident in Pakistan six years ago. succeeds Mr. S. C Griffith as M.C.C > assi tant secretary It Is a Kood appointment. A .i cricketer, administrator
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    TEACHER YIP TO COACH TABLE TENNIS TEAM
    159 11 SINGAPORE Fri- Michael V:jj a teach( r. has been appointed coach o! the Siii«arxirc* Civil Service Vbociation table t« team He will groom the team lor their torthcming mterTerritorial clash with the G Men" ol the Federation Mr. Yip started playing table tennis
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    Peak of Perfection and Al Raschid show top form in final gallops
    575 12  - Peak of Perfection and Al Raschid show top form in final gallops SCRUTINEER By IPOH. Friday. PEAK OF PERFECTION ;nul Al Raschid from trainer Tulloh's stables were associated in a splendid tri;d on a sofl back this morning when horses were riven their winding-up Breaking r.u, a cant r i»t
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    DON'T SINK THE SHIP, WARNS 'SKIPPER' SOH GHEE SOON
    77 12 Sittins at the main table at thr annual SAFA dinner (left to riuht): Mr. Soh GIWC Soon. Mrs. Soh GhCC Soon. Mr. (i. 11. Kiat. Mr J. F. L Cow in. Mrs. (iwcc All LeflVi i* r Gwee Ah i.enj; (PreaWeeil
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    'A ROUGH SEA WITH REBELS ON BOARD'
    133 12 G: rs the 8b |H| r> Fa tball V> oci i tlon did not hear the the Prt I Mr s-,1; c.r. had >■ Mr > .:.t.-:. b>>.:.j. •>■ :p>n •::it;rnia!.threc leadi: n cial CM :>ect for the gue a eaklng l ied
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    Drivers compete at Seletar
    59 12 ■UETAR, map Bttetar AUtO Cii:t) ■■.viil boU I DlMpg Test on the Ea.M Camp Square at RAP 1 Seletar on Sunday starting at Ml pnii M: JI. Spro-'.t-;:, publjeiiy mem r: I 'lie C'l;o Odd tIMU Sumapon Motor Club, Porew Motoring i :lj tnd the Ci\i!
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    Ceylonese sure of senior title after 6-0 triumph
    289 12 Ceylonese sure of senior title after 6-0 triumph SINGAPORE, Friday. coaqopotitan Ceylon Sports Club team, who have yet lo lose a iiiunv. virtually won [hv Singapore Hockey Association senior league tournament when they blasted Indian Association, (J-O in a one-sided match played on ilu* .I padang yesterday. This clash of
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    QUAD HOCKEY OPENS ON PADANG TODAY
    109 12 CINOAPORR. Fri.— Civilians will meet Army in the Singapore Hockey Association's local quaaraagHHr on the padang this even■M Mg pm In the opening mati h at 3 45 pjß Royal Navy will play RAF The Army team v ill be seated from: Major Everard.
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    Briton is first
    30 12 SI. MORITZ. Fn.— Captain Tom Moore, i Britain, :o. k place in me 15-kiioiretri 1 1( .->.--. i Miiry r. cc ne Ci.m--p/.onweal' h \V:i er tnu- > ciav
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    Today's sport
    48 12 HOCKEY: sha Quadrangular Meet— RAF 1 v RN (Pftdanf, 3.45 p.m.); Army v CMltani (FMtaOg, 5.10 p.m. i ATVLETICS: 18 Blfnaji Ro-. Cross Country Run (MSOCH Ifi r v Ba rrac k> 5.30 p m SOCCER: Frienaly Jnyiui Indians v HMS Chtffltcr QPtaCT Park. 5.15 p.m.t
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    Points decision
    19 12 TOKYO. FTi- M.-.. Du\id. the Philippines bantamweight Eteinpion. lost on pomt.v acain<t Japan's hokie:. Kenu Yonckur.i yrsterci.y
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    Lock icon NO WONDER THE NAVY WON!
    64 12 picture. Look ftt the water ...it was a regular mud-bath when Royal Navy brat Koval •Mr F«ree m the Inter-Services rugby encounter at Seletar on Wednesday Navy scored tries through Hill-Norton and Mercy. Parcel! sain,,! a try for the airm \n Thl ground held uatcr
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