The Singapore Free Press, 6 February 1962

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    14 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1962 15 CENTS KDN 037
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    BID TO KILL NIKITA
    250 1 U.S. stops airlift of Dutch troops to West Irian OT-HE HAGUE, Tues.— 1 The U.S. Government has told Holland it will not allow any more charter flights of Dutch troops to West New Guinea to pass through American territory. This follows an attack by Indonesian students
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    Mpaper quotes rumours in Moscow
    94 1 M paper quotes rumours in Moscow I The l»sIc r d a i- ol* <m at\i!vita Em«hrht»\ Ibcn ma iat i o i its Mil's. were imong SpQM"fiiawr said the r :ew ne Mir had talks with U H-irrr.. n I f the UkraMessage the t>:vr*t ntv* agency, has ".d:r.^
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    CROWD WATCHES BLAZE
    127 1 OINGAFORR Tuts &m- cial Welfare oflicials this morning distributed cash to more than .">OO victims «»f yesterday's lirrs at Siulap and Tion? Bahrti. Distribution began at f> i m. for the Sielap kamponi; fire victims who spent the nij;ht at the Siglap Secondary School. Chinese New Year
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    Malaya's Muslims begin fasting
    25 1 SINGAPORE. I Musi:m.N m <.: re u r.- F Ifr.rso!. t> .r o-t -motrn 8'.;,.;; T v i.. morni: 630 ivii: T-»n: ■::■•■>
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    TWO NEW SCHOOLS TO GO UP IN DUNEARN ROAD
    143 1 TWO NEW SCHOOLS TO GO UP IN DUNEARN ROAD SINGAPORE. Tuc... Tond- < n fOf two iour->torcy schools ;n Dunearn Road have been called for by the Government. One is lor a secondary school with 22 classrooms, mx special classrooms, one tiffin shed, one domestic science block, a science block
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    Sportsmen Ongs' mother dies
    53 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. Out; Hone Keat. mother of well-known srx>rnntr personalities, Dr. One b\ve«- I-a'-v and Mr. One Swee Kens, died tins morning, i^ho was The cortP'Jre leaves <b. Gr,.;-:^ p., d at 3.45 pjn. today for EM ,w\\ Cathedral and thence to the crematorium at
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    Yuri leaves Cairo
    35 1 MOSCOW. Tues.— Soviet spaceman Yuri Gacarin left Cairo by air Yesterday morninq for Liberia, the Sowet news .ii?ency Tass reported. He will V> P over at Trl l> ri li lib-. Arri
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    Johansson to wed
    29 1 GOTHENBL'HG (West Sv eden Tups. SwedWi hoavyv.ru h* boxer ir.cem.i Jotwinaoß kid bJ will marry &fIM B;r_i r I.nrui :ien. hi.i secret aiT. later this yru:\
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    Jakarta-Red talks
    24 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Talka are eui'igptly under bodraen IndoneM.i aiici the Soviet Union for rhe promotion of cultural relatioas between the two countries.
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    'Our men here have no complaints' says Gen. Goodbody
    178 1 'Our men here have no complaints' says Gen. Goodbody SINGAPORE, Tuesday. of the British Forces in Singapore ;m<l the Federation are happy about their conditions ol' service and have no cause for complaint. So said the AdjutantGenerul to the Force >. General Sir Richard Goodbody, during visits to British military
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    AKIHITO ILL-SO IT'S BACK TO TOKYO FOR ROYAL COUPLE
    150 1 AKIHITO ILL -SO IT'S BACK TO TOKYO FOR ROYAL COUPLE SINGAPORE, Turs. -Latent |3 information received by the Japanese CorwilaU'General in Singapore from Bali i.s that Crown Prince Akihito was running a high temperature and had postponed his departure to Jakarta. a Consulate spokesman said that arrangements to receive the
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    Another Goa...
    44 1 kauhk. (India) riuv Imii;i v -il n< .>"o 'o rppr.-,* v. liar .she did in Go. t if ti.p Chinese do not leave the northern border territories v.hicli they have "o( rupied," ;he limian Home Allairs Minis'rr. Mr. L.B. Shaslri, said here.
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    3 Viet Cong held
    42 1 saigox. Tuei Blxty American soldiers rook :>;t. in a helicopter assault upon ;i Viet Cong (Communist) st rone -hold in ?!ip Mekonp delta region of South Vietnam (in Bonday. Then von do casualties Throe v.ti Con| wire < aptured
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    Talks on S'pore defence
    98 1 1 O N DO N. Tues.— Field L Mar>hal Sir Francis Festing. special adviser to the B'iti>h Defence Mini>trv left London by air ve^terday for Singapore to study the setting up of a unified British command in the Far East He and team or roar «x--pcrt
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    18 die in crash
    28 1 LIMA. (Peru Tups. Two I p Americiin biochemist*; '.von- amoni; 18 people killed wlien F.u-f Airlines IXT-2 cra.vhert about 2.30 miles north of here
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    Darby Dan is top choice in today's main K.L sprint
    352 1 Darby Dan is top choice in today's main K.L sprint By SCRUTINEER KUALA LUMPUR, Tucsdoy. I)AHISY DAN. who has Ixirn iraiislVnvcl lo trainer Vong Thau Yin 9 lUfa, was strongly lipped to win Hie nuiin (.hiss .">, Division 1. 5Jf sprinl when the cluinces of iiinclidates wt'iv discussrd on the
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    Latest
    117 1 TOW SIXCiU 1 111. si, in ;imi t..i, xmu.iti IS «Mue trn > i i.. t«m rither Uru marrow morniv ni indard hl »»y a torn tsintl> m ||< n h tmm\ ing tt i i- i > been coum<J< •r! was siul (It I < 1 RE!O. D
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    INFLUENTIAL BUYING,S'PORE STEADINESS, HELP TIN TO GAIN £3½
    201 2 LONDON, Tues. Tin values closed around ii^ per ton higher for rash and about £2 for three months. T ip c i h riM- reflected ln- ntl il buying. while th< L.i buoyai.t toi was bn !ar«fiy empathy steadier tone in s
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    Market indices
    29 2 LQMDQHL Tut*.— ':..-> Rmbi .a] I-.:-- rr n.cAces for Feb 1 lat yar, ueei previous Tn« SHJ 3 JS3 387 4 3M.1. »'f> »on ibH 173 1. 173.1.
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    Development loans, grants drop
    25 2 :.(JM>ON ;-i,v I;-,- Br::: QovcfiiflKnt a%ppr< -vrcl a".^r>- :i.\:. *2:\ ro!or.!:,l Developn.::/ V. i^an\s nci :0..:-. ■•-r roirr.ia: orr:> -.Mn In
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    Britain's tin stocks
    24 2 )NDON [■■.<■-- Stc,c.> ivflntd tin In lilhhlwi metal .as: w»t k l»-:i 65 tons to 3.754 lons. Cfa|»isi»g:—Londc- l Hu;i sc? tons.
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    Ships in port
    40 2 £HIPS tym,; alon«si(l* the Singapore sir::r i V\\ /,>■'■ lterte Lavi ateols ta nt 89 fact Wwct t \f r c k i ••^v.- >. r II h■• r.- r "I 22 H 2>:'. M >• :.^< r r."\V.:i. i'..l i
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    US aid to India will continue: Business as usual despite Goa
    483 2 US aid to India will continue: Business as usual despite Goa I Free Press city section: Finance and industry] NEW DELHI, Tuesday. THE United States plans to do "business as usual" with India despite Goa. "Disappointment, yes hut not disenchantment" is the word heing quietly put out by the American
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    STOCKS: RENEWED STRENGTH IN GILTS MAIN FEATURE
    172 2 STOCKS: RENEWED STRENGTH IN GILTS MAIN FEATURE LONDON. Tue.s. Renewed Mrength in Gilt-edp;ed securities provided the out>tar.ding feature of stock markets yesterday. There was some substantial buy Ing and with dealers short of stock, prices closed at the highest aj the day with gains ranging to nearly one full point.
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    Asian economic plan under study
    57 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. India Ls srudyinc a proposal to set up an Asian organisation tor economic co-operation, usually well informed sources said here today. Other members of the UN. Econ mic Commission for Asia and :.e Far East were understood to r>^ studying the proposal
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    S.A. reserves up
    52 2 CAPETOWN. Tues.— South Africa's gold and foreign exchange reserves reached 314 million rand $1,334; million) last Friday. Dr. I". E. DoiiKes, Finance Minister. oiri the House Assembly here yesterday. This was 172 million rand ($731 million) or 121 per cent higher than the level less than eight
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    Marts closed
    17 2 HONG KONG. Tues. The markets here were closed yesterday for the Chinese New Year holiday.
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    London rubber talks open: Gan states Malayan aim
    161 2 London rubber talks open: Gan states Malayan aim T ONDON, Tues.— The five day London rubber conference, attended by delegates of the pan-Malayan trade mission and those from the Rubber Trade Association of London and British manufacturers, opened yesterday with Colonel D. G. Dickson, presiding. After all the delegates had
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    A.S.A. talks next month in K. L
    87 2 TIfIANLLA. Tues. Thailand, lfX Malaya and the Philippines will meet in a ministerial level conference next month to take up regional cooperative projects of the Association of South-East Asia (ASA), the Foreign Office announced yesterday. The announcement said that the meeting, to be
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    Malayan dollar still valid in Rhio
    69 2 JAKARTA. Tuok.— The Indone sian Government has extended the validity of the Malayan dollar to the Rnio Islands, south of Singapore. Dollars and Indonesian rupiahs circulate side by side in the Indonesian islands. An official statement said that although good economic progress had been
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    New butyl rubber plant to be built
    65 2 NEW YORK. Tues.— Cities Service has awarded a contract to C. P. Braun and Company for construction of a butyl rubber plant at Lake Charles, Louisiana, it was announced yesterday by Cities Service. The new facUitary is designed for an ultimate capacity of
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    352 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrtces. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Ftb. S. Pravtaua Tatia* ÜBBER No. 1 RSS a.l.f. Burapaan Ft* 24 11/1B 24 11/16 Marah 24 21/32 24 21/32 HUutifcß N*. 1 RSS •p«t M 25 24 IJ./18 tUUIIR H». t ftft •«tti«n*tnt
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    IT'S ALL DONE BY MIRRORS IN SPACE AGE
    46 2 IT'S ALL DONE BY MIRRORS IN SPACE AGE It's all done by mirrors the testing of parts for satellites and spaceships. This solar collector magnifies the sun's heat in Ohio, U.S.A. to 60 times boiling point and focuses it on to the metal component under test.
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    Mac defends Lord Home: Censure motion rejected
    218 2 Mac defends Lord Home: Censure motion rejected LONDON. Tuesday. J^ME House of Commons hist night gave the British Foreign Secretary, Lord Home, a vote of confidence, rejecting a Labour Opposition censure motion against him by .'J2(i votes to 228. The motion asked the Commons to deplore Lord Home's "attack" on
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    Berlin probe talks
    34 2 WASHINGTON. Ties 'I he prob;:..; t. Ik.- on Berlin between Mr. Andrei Gromyko, Soviet Foreign Minister. .a.ri N'r Leewellvn Thompson. Dnited Suites Ambassador. ;tp expf <■:♦-,: >.. be resumed pcxs^biy Tie <■!.». >: thii Peek
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    Algeria settlement 'very near,' says de Gaulle
    240 2 Algeria settlement 'very near,' says de Gaulle PARIS, Tuesday. PRESIDENT de Gaulle declared last night that France was "sailing r at full speed" towards settlement of the seven-year-old war in Algeria." He held out "positive hope" of peace and said "the moment is close" when France would publish in detail
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    3 MILLION STAGE BRITAIN'S BIGGEST STRIKE IN 8 YEARS
    89 2 3 MILLION STAGE BRITAIN'S BIGGEST STRIKE IN 8 YEARS F ONDON, Tues. Three million workers yesterday staged Britain's biggest strike for eight years, causing nation-wide stoppages in shipyards, car factories, aircraft works and engineering shops. The strike, a one-day token protest against the Government's current wa?efreeze policy, was called by
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    Cuba appeals to U.N.
    25 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. Cuba charged thai her expulsion from the Organisation of American States was a violation of the U.N. charter.
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    Nuclear survival
    19 2 WASHINGTON Tues. Mr Rot* r* McNamara, S»-rr*-lary o! Del ence. .said yesterday that Th" in i^-. ....:.0r..'
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    INDIA NORMAL AGAIN AFT THREE DAYS OF PANIC
    93 2 NEW DELHI. Tue.v— lndia has returned to normal alter a three-day nationwide scare caused by a rare conjunction of eight planetv Seers and pandits <wise mem all over India had warned that the phenomenon would bring catastrophe, possibly on a world scale.
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    CLASHES LAOS 'EXTREMELY SERIOUS SAYS THE
    52 2 CLASHES LAOS 'EXTREMELY SERIOUS SAYS THE clash, •vxtr, all pan;, reas. mm. r, political necoSS Influence A Questioner m^ Prrr, M. Vi N^r White, altfr ;r. ail tfton in Laos at i-or.f'T. 1 influ. quan thor till \1 .Ol IT I tvr th Sm Ge rg; I put;, 1-^ Cussed
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    Glenn meets
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    Jumbo kills news
    9 2 ADELAIDE. Itas. -< elephant iramph* a ym
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    80 NEW YEAR FIRES IN 20 HRS., 2,000 HOMELESS
    77 2 80 NEW YEAR FIRES IN 20 HRS., 2,000 HOMELESS HONG KONG. Tu< Eighty l\ro broke out in 20 hours as Hnnn Konn <• brated the Chinese New Year Th«- average amounted t« one every 15 minute By last night nearly 2. 1< mostly caused by r.n rrackcrs. A Brass fire
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    NEW STAMPS OUT ON MARCH 31
    288 3 Set of 7 will depict Malayan fishes v*"unrui\t, 1 UPS. Philatelists ran now order the new set of Singapore stamps depicting Malayan fishes which will replace the current series in stages beginning on March 31. For a start, there will be seven denominations 2.
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    707 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. AN ;«ir ticket to Penang thai was the new year 'ang pow" I had always wanted when I w;is a( school, but Bial had remained a dream. Yesterday I met ;i young girl for whom this dream
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    Welcome to Singapore
    73 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. C. unisni, a Japanese manufacturer, arrived for a short stay before leaving for Britain. He stays at Raffles Hotel. Mr. James Miller, a consultant, arrived here from Bangkok for a three-day stay on the way to Hong Kong. He stays at the Goodwood Hotel. Dr. Harold
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    Talk on education
    45 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr Gwee Ah Leng. medical superintendent of Singapore General Hospital, will talk on "Perspective of higher education in Singapore and Malaya." at the next International Y Men's Club (Beta Chapter) luncheon on Feb. 10 at Prince's Hotel in Orchard Road.
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    Officer appointed
    27 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Acting Lieut-Commander A- W. Basapa, a Singapore school teacher, has been gazetted Senior Officer of the Singapore Cadet Corps with ellect Jan. 1.
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    MALAYSIA TALKS INTERESTING, SAY TWO NURSES
    99 3 1 wo Mis> V|,>, M.ltrs n.Mlth U.u.rr k that ▼ety in ya. North N.ir.nuk ether is very .ii. ml.l ..1..! Miss north is with the drll l.ltUf I. Miss pi tuna! irf is I>rn l -t r. ki ,i l;i fjx*iiiAtillC Jin if th.it
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    NEW YEAR JOY PLANNED FOR 1,000 CHILDREN ON SATURDAY
    183 3 NEW YEAR JOY PLANNED FOR 1,000 CHILDREN ON SATURDAY TIONG BAHRU. Tues.— Ch: nt t New Year joy lor more than 1.000 children in e Tions Bahru area w;l) m m the form oi an afterno* n of run and games and plenty ol "eats' .it the Tion? :>..:. r
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    FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO AID TOURIST DRIVE
    402 3  -  SEBASTIAN RASOO MALACCA NEWS by f promote the State/ Ti BM ttee an lal as- State tic- ed by tbe i meeting ol Ist A v appointed 1 ,uriM Trade committee). xll tined at the me. ting :epre>entative. from r;s ciatioi.^ la t,i :o
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    Joint tourist industry for Malaysia call
    193 3  - Joint tourist industry for Malaysia call Peralta Iby S CINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Paul Peralta, executive officer of the Singapore Tourist Association, today called for the establishment of a combined tourist industry among the five j Malaysian territories. He said that the Malaysian territories had all the facilities for tourism but
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      23 3 A $500 CASH PRIZE EVERY WEEK! nnusT-De-won_Word Puzzle competition entry form is in the back page 'sewing the world i <:^ p OR!UM ITD.
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      266 3 CINEMAS (»i;|.<>\ RATONG: Hun Moon CATHAY: Blue Hawaii 1 .30. ,nd EM r <Mandann» 1.30. 1. 4 6.30. 9.30. i ti.;»o U0; Ciirl with the Golden GLOBE: Circus of Horrors Arm (Mandarin) midninhu 145 4. 7. 9.15. PABAMOUNT: Chiang Pin LIDO: Colossus of Rhodes 1.30. Kumu T/c «Ti-ochew) 1, 3.
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    Footwear stumps many readers
    135 4 A PAIR o; Italian clogs caused many readers to fail in Fashion Sense Contest No. 4C. In thLs section, the first alternative •navy blue high-heeled slippers) was dismissed by almost every reader. The choice which coincides with the experts is beige leather flatties for the brown
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    The craze for big bead
    403 4 0 Beads and baubles for milady seem to be getting bigger and bigger. But don't let them go to your head! Don't be tempted and get them too big or they'll outsize you, if you're the average Asian girl. Only a beauty 01 stature can
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    'DREAM' OFFER SETS HER IN TWO MINDS
    269 4 'DREAM' OFFER SETS HER IN TWO MINDS TEENAGE TALENTIME AkOL.Xj telephone operator, who has dreamed of entering the show business world for the past seven years, is now in a flurry— all because she has been offered a singing contract. Petite and vivacious Miss Yvonne Gunther is now considering whether
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      293 4 a (FASHION SENSE No. 42 CELECT the most appropriate accessories for this afternoon dress j from Modern Silk Store. In sky blue Swiss cotton, it is styled j with a pleated skirt and cap sleeves. Now place a tick against the accessory in each group you consider most suitable. I
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      176 4 \Ji\J OvlllV/ I 111)1-. v\_/i* mfy^lMZ vv/f h S IND|A^ MATAN was found <n the s^; \Wa Wi fof^k'Y W/ I^tANDAK MINES N.E. OF pontianak in ia W/Kl^r W)to% l? 8 7 E *A*A« OF MATAN WAS said /Jj&gt*^ \/7*^\^^^m^W/'i l \\to refused an offer of two ivap- 'Je^ 1
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    Stalin struck terror into Russian Pows
    727 5  - Stalin struck terror into Russian Pows Michael Budek RUSSIA IF YOU OWN THE HANDS OF A WORKING MAN OU ARE SAFE. IF YOU HAVE THE HANDS OF A 'BURGEOIS' YOU SELDOM ESCAPE DEATH By oohlM- At young Stalin, I could see no siim n f *k i uterised his attitude
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      293 5 i THE SHOP NEAR THE ADELPHI HOTEL Hat a wide ronge of I 9^r^^K items for men including I B^ .< CALL IN AT 86, NORTH BRIDGE ROAD AND SEE GarrarD i Laboratory Scncs Type A HUM-FREE ond RUMBLE-FRIE > IF YOU MUi>T HAVE A RECORD CHANGER YOU MIGHT AS
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      272 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I" 7IETS SEE-IPUtV] I SMIL£-WA7CM^/ft\^ |I K?^^'" 1 7 J A A QUARTER IKiM TUE LIGWT— Is9)^^ IT WOMT TAKE^^V. \,^iir^J TUER£ H&te-yzj-j/s ,jt\ l Flows, keep noor eyes X A-^ >^^^>77^««^PBy Tr -^*yjoJmmAt I
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    209 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Tourism on Malaysian lines 4 NEW concept of the tourist industry in this area is advanced by Mr. Paul Peralta. executive officer of the Singapore Tourist Association. He wants to see a tourist industry established on Malaysian lines a concept in keeping with th e thinking of
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    Just dial S-p-o-r-e
    114 6 AMERICANS who want to know more about Singapore before they come here ran now obtain the information by picking up a. phone and dialling; a New York number. This commendable .service has been made possible by an agreement between the Singapore Tourist Association and the Philippine Board
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    GORDONSTOUN
    669 6  -  Pearson Phillips by THERE IS SO MUCH NONSENSE TALKED ABOUT THE SCHOOL THAT WILL MOULD THE HEIR TO BRITAIN'S THRONE I REMEMBER the first lime I saw Gordonstoun. It was ten years ago, about seven o'clock in the morning. A group of large boys in shorts and jerseys was
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    50 YEARS AGO
    74 6 Thr 1V«»- Presreported "Mr J Fiana?ai of the Wuittltl a:ui Met sures Depar'me:/ was cyrl iiiK home on Friday Afternoon when he wa.-> knocked down by Mr. Shaik Aikolls motor car at the junction ol Stamford Road and Hill street. Fortunately Mr. Planftgan wu not nijured, his
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    69 6 WAITING at a red traffic li'^ht. evtn when then* are no cars ll di ht. involves no IO6S < f dignity for a pedestrian, according to g Hamburg court ruling!. a Hamburg businessman, lined eight mams (about S6) after defying the red pedestrian light, had told the
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    Life is like that
    113 6 Life is like that I 1 SU.T, Ih. vi.,r. l 1 J I hi" Wit' I i.,t i iL»r 1 111 jp „n oommA «^"^M I)' f i f ihTu .11)1! V in i. lit' |r fl <n I 1 1 1 1 1 l■T i "I 11. 11l MI
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      25 6 Wishing All Our Chinese Patrons and Friends A HAPPY PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR LANKA Jewellers, 20, BATTERY RD., S'PORE-1. PHONE: ***** iTV Housr For r*ylon G»Tn*l
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      346 6 TODAYS RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) Short Wave Service: A.M.— 10.03 Holiday eODMTt; 41 metres (7250 k/cs.) noo cmi Richard— special Medium Wave Service: ieature; 11.30 Kronciion^ aOd 47S metres. stamboels; 12.00 (noom Chme.se A M— 10.30 Tne Kung H°e. New Year Red Packet; 13.18 Kuiu: Hee show;
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      333 6 1 c:<-" o.jv bein^ aii^ry? < 5 1 0 Ihe m*: t of hat .1 painter <; <■ rid of tnoee letters? <5). would wear? »T>. 1 C you pump ink out ol 7 Merely de.scnbes one < ..1. tbJ table? •">. <4i. 10 I ihat the waters hot j
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    AST STOP FOR TWO GLOBE-TROTTING NURSES
    275 7 Cecily, Joan (on the road for 6 years) praise Malayans in Australia SINGAPORE. Tues. "Malayan nurses are maklnp a great impression in Australia," said two Austra Han nurses who arrived in Singaporeafter trottinp for six years. r hey are Miss Joan Fryer 28, oJ
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    Mayans urged: "See mid cheaply hen you're young'
    194 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ul Knglishmen ;md a 21-year-.iii iJoU'-tmtttT, who arrived in ck urged the Malayans here ironomirally while they ure =-il VOUIIiZ. They ar- Mr Peter Baker, a draughtsman in Bristol. Mr. Michael Blncalar a printer in London and Mr. Richard Merron
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    New lecturers for College
    32 7 TANJONO MALIM. Tues I'r.ree lecturers have been —ted to the Sultan Idris I raining College here trom 'he Day Training Colleges in Penang. Telok Anson and Kuala Lumpur
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    UNDERGRAD OFF TO STUDY IN AUSTRALIA
    83 7 UNDERGRAD OFF TO STUDY IN AUSTRALIA SINGAPORE. Tues. A second year science student of the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur, has left Singapore by sea for Sydney. Krishna Rajaratnam. 22. son of a retired government servant, won school colours when he was studying at Victoria Institution. He was a
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    CATERPILLARS PLAGUE KL PEOPLE
    79 7 CATERPILLARS PLAGUE KL PEOPLE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Many people living in Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Jaya have been plagued by hundreds of caterpillars during the past few weeks. These caterpillars were reported to be of different shapes and black, unlike the usual garden caterpillars which are normally yellow. One of
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    SPECIAL CAKE FOR GRANDMA TAN'S DOUBLE-SEVENTH' BIRTHDAY
    251 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Young men should work hard and avoid late hours that is the wise philosophy of 77 year old Madame Tan Guat Loke, who celebrated her "double seventh" birthday with a Chinese dinner with her relatives and friends. Looking very jovial for
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    Teacker Kelps bride at reception
    83 7 SiNCiAFOith. lur -Mr and Mrs. Kee Chin Hin, both teachers, after their marriage at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church. Kampong Kapor Road, Singapore. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Kee Yew Chye, and toe bride. Miss Chu Ching Hsi, is the
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    THEY PLAN TO WRITE ON S'PORE
    185 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two Swiss visitors will write about the way of life, the culture and the current situation in Singapore in "Der Rheintaler", a daily paper of Switzerland. They are Mr. Hans Andres, 27, and his brother, Mr Samuel Andres, 21, who told The
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    Pioneer status approved for three industries
    219 7 Pioneer status approved for three industries SINGAPORE. Tues. The Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Kcnp Swee, has approved pioneer status to three industries and is considering applications from five more. Industries which tpi eer status will manufacture plastic products, naphthalene balls and tablets, and steel bitumen container^ The total capital expenditure
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    New Station name
    23 7 KUALA LIPIS. Tutv The Nr Tiong Kiat police station Jerantut i.- known as Sungei Jerik police station lr;jin last Thursda>
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      360 7 i ning to hire office help, this is i |DD» (Sept. 24-Oct. 23): t IT'S VOUR BIRTHOAY... .a~*, <« I—*-** ™*JT*Jft«. 1 PAMPCL (June 22-July 23) I pects at this time- Take advanYOf are one of those serious, UHHUCn Y Ol may begin a tage of them. methodical individuals in
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    Today's race card at Kuala Lumpur
    1036 9 tl ,:l5: CL 5, DIV. 3— si FURS. N .Bright Star sV) Sb ri 9 Ma»l. 8 1J in o.mi iTTC Sti Sublan 3 F Drruk 8 U p K Vem Vl -k;n.» :;r i;^? (Pintuße,;^/, Llm l >■**. 8 J iKi ;-k (Oolden
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    PUN FOR BETTER LEAGUE: SCRAP AUTOMATIC PROMOTION OF CLUBS
    232 9 PUN FOR BETTER LEAGUE: SCRAP AUTOMATIC PROMOTION OF CLUBS EDINBURGH, Tuesday. pbn for reorganisation in British soccer was made known hm> by Scottish League first division side, Hibernian. Their proposals for reorganising the Scottish League are even more revolutionary than those announced recently by the English League. The most controversial
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    OSMAN DECIDES FOR REDHILL IN CUP FOOTBALL
    124 9 OSMAN DECIDES FOR REDHILL IN CUP FOOTBALL SINGAPORE. Tata Redhill United maintained their unbeaten record yesterday when they beat Tanjong Pagar Rangen 2-1 In the Mydeen Cup football tournament at Parrer Park. The winning t;oal was scored 15 minutes irom time by left-wing Osman. The score at the Interval wsu
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    KEPPEL BEAT RAF GOLFERS
    114 9 ITEPPEL Tups. Keppel Club golfers boat R.A.F. Tengah by 8i points to 2-;. Scores (Kep|)Pl named first)- Mbert Moody <Capf.> and A. I. lYienen. li. K. Allsop and Cop]inc l o J. A. Lamont and Tom C. Smith i. West and D.ijy 1; W. D. Summers
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    The only way
    41 9 MELBOURNE, Tues. Only way to stop excess payments to amateur lawn tennis players was for member nations of the International Federation to observe the rules, said Mr. Norman St mnge. president of the Australian Lawn TennLs Association. Reuter
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    Singles to Emerson
    34 9 CALCUTTA, Tues. Roy Emerson, of Australia, won the men's singles title in the Asian lawn tennis championships yesterday. He beat India's No. 1 Ramanathan Krishnan 7-5, 6-4. 6-3 in the final.
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    Russian is champ
    17 9 OSLO. Tues. Robert Merkulov, of the Soviei Union, won the European speed skating championship.
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    Dockyard's Teck Sai will play this year
    124 9 NAVAL BASE, Tuesday. TWENTY-two year-old footballer Alan Teck 1 Sai of the Dockyard Football Association will be seen in action again when the Dockyard I eaftne starts here next week. from playing last year. He will turn out this season for the Electrical
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    Jarman declines tour offer
    49 9 ADELAIDE Tues. Australian wicketkeeper Barry jaraan said he had declined an Invitation to Join the Commonwealth ck r et a for 15-match tour of mx C °sman was rewort but he said pressare of business made It lm~s- bl for him to accept the invitation.
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    Saints edge teachers to win the Malacca hockey league
    574 9  -  S. A. RASOO MALACCA By Tuesday gAIXT Francis Association edged the National Union of Teachers (Malacca Branch) by a solitary goal in the replay to emerge champions in Malacca Hockey League played on the Banda Hilir ground. It was a well
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    Helen says: We're not being encouraged to take up games in State
    236 9 Helen says: We're not being encouraged to take up games in State MALACCA, Tues MALACCA, Tuesday. JJOYS do not BBOOUnge their i^irl friends io kike up spoils. This charge \v;«s made by 1{)-yeai-old Miss Helen (ian Linn May, Malacca State basketball player and fool bailer. Helen, who is the second
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    International 100 to Stirling Moss
    36 10 SYDNEY I r M Mi -;i» I r:. !-i m:>, r -r.r W. ic,: I i::u circuit orer the weekend ir. y P.r. p \TclarPi; Hill StilrweU was third. Both drove
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    Today's best bets: Flying Hand, Fine Filigree and Ma Folie
    1711 10 Today's best bets: Flying Hand, Fine Filigree and Ma Folie I THE BEST BETS Scrutineer's best bets: Flying Hand (Race 1), Fine Filigree (Race .1). Ma Folie (Race 7). Likely longshots: Fiesta Lady (Race 2), Staraway (Race 4), Jolly Master (Race D NOTE: Barring rain the going should be fast.
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    Ireland's choice
    44 10 .>! K: IN ir- ::r. >:..! Hun-'.-r >Cr. x Ir- ,rul Y. V.'-n't Sooie'y) will ::1! rhe centre three-quarter vacancy on the I Rugtgr Union team to meet l land at Twickenham nexi Sa day. He to the ninth new cup l f.tm R-:vr
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    Swedes send a team of crowd pieasers to S'pore
    416 10 SINGAPORE Tues. vXK ut" Bwi don's l/ lr.icinvj: football trams, Onzrytp. will r np ovpy in Singapore on their presmt Fc<: East tour and play match against fhc State ai JaJan Bewai Stadium op. Feb. 13. Or^rvte was founded i i
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    MONK'S HILL LEAD IN SCHOOLS DIST. FOOTBALL
    113 10 MONK'S HILL LEAD IN SCHOOLS DIST. FOOTBALL Tues.— Monk s tO Hill Secondary School are leading in the City District inter-schools league soccer this season. In their last match against St. Joseph's Institution, they trounced the Christian Brothers' School by seven goais to one. Superior in all departments of the
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    Ben Arda ends on top
    72 10 MANILA. Tucs.— The team of Philippine Open champion Ben Arda and local amateur Howie Hagedom fired a IM-under-par 125 to clinch the 1962 National Pro-Amateur coif tournament at Wack Wack Country Club on Sunday Arda won the individual scoring also, beating Lu Liaiig llwan (Formosa).
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    SINGAPORE TEAM TO MEET TOURING ORGRYTE
    109 10 SINGAPORE TEAM TO MEET TOURING ORGRYTE SINGAPORE. Tuc.v The O Selection Committee ol the Singapore Amateur Football Association have named the Singapore team to meet Sweden's touring Orgrytr football team at Jalan Bv><lt Stadium on Tuesday, Feb 13 The game will be played under floodlight starting" at 7.30 p.m. The
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    Asian doubles
    35 10 CALCUTTA. Tues— Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle of Australia won the men's doubles title in the A^ian lawn tennis championship* here, beating Ramanathan Krishna n and Naresh Kumar of India 6-3. 6-2. 9-7-
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    Test: Rest day
    31 10 KARACHI. Turs Yesterday was u rest dav m ?he third ai d nnal cricket 'If bfwpen P;.k. tan and England here Scores Pakistan 253 England 4J3 lor lour
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