The Singapore Free Press, 13 February 1962

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    14 1 Th SINGAPORE Free Press No. Ki.'sl6. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 1962. 15 CENTS KDN 037
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    A POLITE 'NO' TO NIKITA
    116 1 Fast gallops on the Bukit Timah track P. 12 Vest to reject Station disarm summit' i >!lING TON, Britain i (1 States i' r t a i n h> reject Khrushi>n>;i! tor .»n heads of meeting ment next Uh. inn COD* ■I M;iv iliplo bility,
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    MALAYANS IN THE CONGO PRAISED: 'REAL SOLDIERS'
    73 1 MALAYANS IN THE CONGO PRAISED: 'REAL SOLDIERS' BRUSSELS Tut v The Ruanda-Urundi weekly. Africa's New Times, paid tribute to the Malayan troops ol the United Nations in an article published here last nighi kiy praised the Mala van tr K»ps tor their "ex-rr.,-nt attitude" and -sense ol honour." UnllkC OttMf
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    Defence build-up
    30 1 ROUXVILLE. lOian c Free st t s Airica raaj de\e'.o ..v. ro i bombs, as n i build-up of defences, the I>ter.ce Minuter. Mr. J:m Fouche, -aid here-
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    Sumatra's fore half towed to safety
    185 1 Sumatra's fore half towed to safety TANKERS IN Refuge in Singapore TROUBLE after storm damage SINGAPORE, Tues.— The fore part of the split-in-two tanker Stanvac Sumatra was finally towed into Singapore waters early this morning. It was towed here by the British tug Encore to be beached at Long Shoal.
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    Transarctic laid up: Waves tear two big holes in hull
    161 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE HI. lon Laberiao tanker Transarctic is lying :it Hk' Wd-up anchorage here with two gaping holes in her hull. The damage WU dQDC by mountainous waves 600 miles north ol Singapore. Local agents are now awaiting Instructions
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    Flu: Eleven die
    29 1 TOKYO Tur>. rhr Japano>'> Welfare MunMiy s;.icl 11 peopi. had di«l ol iuHuen. h Tokyo an r.oul.n:. had beuun o spread to otht-r pai > ol Japiin.
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    Writers meet
    17 1 mwo It rs Sonif '-'00 wrncn Al s?'rminir».-> m Alno. and SSf contort hrro yesterday.
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    BUS MIX-UP: HE THOUGHT JAPANESE WAS CHINESE
    130 1 BUS MIX-UP: HE THOUGHT JAPANESE WAS CHINESE PRETORIA, Tue*. A Pretoria municipal bus driver who refused to allow a Japanese to board hit bus because he thought the man was Chinese was ye.sterday suspended from further duty by the city council here. J. A. Hcnning. the bus driver, who has
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    13 ... Unlucky? Shell of S'pore has no fear
    243 1 13 Unlucky? Shell of S'pore has no fear SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Shell Company of Singapore does not share the belief of the superstitious that 13 is an unlucky number. Thirteen is the number of the Pioneer Industries Certificate for Shell's L.P.G. (liquified petroleum gas> plant at Pulau Bukom which went
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    NO COLOUR BAR, SAYS MOTHER FROM MALAYA
    88 1 DARWIN, Tues. Ail seven white and partly white children were .withdrawn from the school at the tiny northern territory. Hamlet of Elliott yesterday when five aboriginal children arrived to attend classes. The parents said they withdrew their children because they objected to what
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    MALAY LESSONS: NEW SERIES
    40 1 Radio Singapore i* broadcastin^ new series of EnglishMalay IaMOM at H. 45 p.m. dailyHie vocabulary and text of tonigbt'a Imboq appeui in P. 3 tori ay. Vocibulanes and texts will appear in The Free Press daily.
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    S'pore route for Alitalia
    78 1 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. The Italian airline company Alitalia If to establish a sales oftk'p here and start regular services through Singapore to Europe and Australia by DC-8 .super jets. The new .service is expected to begin on April 1. There will be two flights a week. The
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    60 LEADING GOLFERS FLY IN FOR S'PORE TOURNAMENT
    124 1  - 60 LEADING GOLFERS FLY IN FOR S'PORE TOURNAMENT B. NORMAN By SINGAPORE. Tues. Into Singapore yesterday, by air came GO of the world's best golfers. They are here to compete in the 128,000 IMS Singapore Open Golf Champion- Bhlp boin'-i played at the Royal Singapore QolJ club Old Course from
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    Dato Loke Wan Tho divorce case begins
    155 1 Dato Loke Wan Tho divorce case begins PACKED GALLERY IN HIGH COURT SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Loke Wan Tho divorce case opened this morning before the Chief Justice Qfl Singapore, Sir Alan Rose. Dato I.okr Ls suing on tin ground of cruelty. His wife. Mi>\ Christina Loke. is coun-ter-petitioning on the
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    Men for W. Irian
    42 1 JAKARTA. Tiles. President Sukarno of Indonesia told a Press conference at Bo^or. Wast Ja\.i. yesterday that ;i .second group of volunteers would be sent to West Now Guinea "in the near futun (he Indonesian news agency Antara rejx>r!ed
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    Warm welcome
    28 1 ATHENS. Tups.- Police rla.^iv: with youths surging to reach e;.r iv which SoviPt astronaui Yuri Gacarui drove through rei tral Athens yesiercL.y. ssevn people were injured.
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    Latest
    85 1 lUfttER PRICE DC M AL A V A N i- 1 N >i .i-»\fi I i ,n II > < ■•< .tock DCCHi p. Storaß«--h .-I! lop at SI GHT DETAI n psagl i 1 1 THE ICKE CA i. I In silaalion in Hi [said, wr > vtoNi*.
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      25 1 FASTING TIMES Today's Kulan Puasa fasting in Singapore ends at ♦;..">j p.m. Tomorrow s fasting b*'K ins at *).!4 a.m. and ••nils at b.53 p.m.
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      RUBBER STEADY IN QUIET TRADING: TIN GAINS
      171 2 RUBBER STEADY IN QUIET TRADING TIN GAINS I ONDON. Tues.—De*J pitc UO early minor BlOffl in buyrrs' favour. r \\j\h v values remained ally steady for ol the session at ••-v. >■> -kend levels in a :.rially quiet trading rnosphere. 1 land, ci nutrkft wa.> only on >hort covcrig. v
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      Rise in cash tin price forecast
      78 2 LONDON. Tues— The price of tin may tend to rise mhSk remain fairly quiet twH •■.■..>:: m \\\«>h- <-..• r t „ms. -aI .r;« -s .wd vt-.-'.-rciav The newspaper doubted that tny US. sales I bl Mttdl I than the International Tta CouncU's ceiling
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      Industrials keep on rising: Tins quieter but maintain prices
      338 2 Industrials keep on rising: Tins quieter but maintain prices By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE rise in the industrial market continued throughout last week until Friday, when there was evidence of some small profit taking developing, reports a leading Singapore share broker. Tin shares were a quieter
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      PRICES RESPOND AS INDUSTRIALS GAIN SELECTIVE DEMAND
      181 2 PRICES RESPOND AS INDUSTRIALS GAIN SELECTIVE DEMAND LONDON. Tues. Buyers turned their attention more to industrials in stock markets yesterday and prices rc>ponded to a .^elective demand. Sentiment was helped by comment by >.•• Knottier Oovcnunent official on the i;ood outlook for exportl. On the other hand, thfeasier trend seen
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      Engineers' month old strike ends
      62 2 TEI AVIV Tue.- —About 6.000 r tt r.> rnded their month-Ion? strike after their union had decided tO .tcrrir Ml OB9er oi seven pK cent wage increase plus fringe benefits The strike was declared on Jan. 11. vrhen Lbe umlibiUfß' union rejected the rindincrs of
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      Courtaulds have a fire-resistant fibre
      59 2 LONDON. Tues. Courtaulds the worlds largest man-made ftbr.j croup, yesterday announced a new llame-resistant synthetic fibre. known so tar only as "8.H.5." The group, whose directors ar:? at present light ing to ward off a take-over bia from the giant Imperial Chemical Industries, said the
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      Britain's tin stocks
      36 2 LONDON, Tues. Stocks of refined tin in London metal exchange official warehouses at the end of last week fell 56 tons to 3.698 tons, comprising: London 611. Liverpool 1.472 and Hull 1.615 tons.
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      Hong Kong prices
      58 2 HONG KONG. Mon. Ciosins prices here today wrre: Pre\ ious Today H. A: S. Bank Corporation 5396 $398 sail sale Wbeetock Murden $14.20 $14.40 snips sales Hkonq phone $43 50 543.T5 saie>. sales 1).. ry P.irm Cold S-or.i^e 00 541.50 sales nIH T ukoo Docks r.-.j no
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      UPs and DOWNs of your shares
      142 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead $1.60 flinch.). Dun lop $1.35 3 CCnta), Fast Smelt $2.90 8 Cents), K. and N. ords. $2.65 1 cent,), (iammon $1.71 6 cents). J. Waugh $2.13 7 cento), ML Brew. $3.30 f* 23i
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    Guard for Kennedy
    32 2 JAKARTA, Tues. The United States Attorney-General. Mr. Robert Kennedy, drove through Jakarta last night under a guard ot battle-garbed Indonesian troops armed with submachineguns and rifles with fixed bayonets.
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    GLENN FLIGHT: STORM REPORTS BUT COUNT-DOWN BEGINS TODAY
    216 2 GLENN FLIGHT: STORM REPORTS BUT COUNT-DOWN BEGINS TODAY CAPE CANAVERAL, Tues. The countdown on the Atlas rocket for an attempt to launch Colonel John Glenn into orbit tomorrow morning will begin today, NASA (The National Aeronautics and Space Administration) announced yesterday. A NASA official said preparations for the launching would
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    Naga leaders held
    42 2 IMPHAL. North East India, Tucs. Five Naga leaders, including Mr. Suisa, Naga Congress Party Member of Parliament, and Mr. Angnal Anal, president of Manlpur Naga Council, were arrested on Sunday under the Preventive Detention Act, police said here yesterday.
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    VIETNAM: 8 U.S. SERVICEMEN DIE
    89 2 SAIGON, Tucs. A spokesman for the United States mission here said yesterday it was believed that eight U.S. Servicemen had died in the crash on Sunday of a Vietnamese military C-47 aircraft flown by an American crew. The spokesman said that reports from rescue and
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    359 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle vrices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. Feb. 12. Previaut Today RUBBER No. I RSS c.i t. Eutopun ports Ftb 25 1/16 25 1 32 March 24 15/16 24 29/32 RutiMtß No. 1 RSS Spot 251 25i RUBBER H: 1 RSS
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    PARIS SHOWS THE 'TOP-HAT' CHIGNON
    87 2 THE PARIS hairdresser Georgius has come up with a chignon that can transform a day-style into an evening style in two minutes. He calls it the "tophat". It is designed to allow women, who haven't time to go to their hairdresser, or who have been
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    Inquiry told of 'two little planes' at Dag crash scene
    192 2 NDOLA (Northern Rhodesia). Tuesday. AN African charcoal burner told a IN. inquiry here that a small plane ilew over a large aircraft before there was an explosion on the night Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld's plane crashed. The witness, Mr. Leonson Nplnganjira.
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    SHIPS FOUNDER, 20 DIE IN 100 M.P.H. GALES
    76 2 SHIPS FOUNDER, 20 DIE IN 100 M.P.H. GALES LONDON, Tues.— At least two ships ran aground, others sought shelter in ports, planes were grounded, and trees and telephone wires blown down as gales of up to 100 miles an hour swept across many parts ol Europe yesterday. Gales drove GO
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    Neutrals say 'No'
    33 2 HONG KONG. Tues.— Laotian neutralist leaders h..\e rejecu'c: ai ■■absolutely unacceptable" conditions set by Prince Boun Oum. right-wing Prime MiniMer. lor political talks, the New C;.:r^i news agency reported yesterday.
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    Medicine for Liberia
    28 2 MONROVIA. Tues A US navy ship on Operation Brother's Brother" arrived ye>terday with a million dollars worth of medical supplu^ to light disease amont: Liberians.
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    Finnish currency
    20 2 HELSINKI, Tues.— Finland will get a new currency nexi year under a Bill passed by Parliament here yesterday
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    THE QUEEN SEES CHARLES (DOING WELL) IN HOSPITAL
    61 2 LONDON. Tue> Qu. Elizabeth yesterday vi ed Prince Charles, her year-old son a:id h< ir covering in a central hospital from a Micce.-: emergency operatu for appendicitis. Cries of "Tell him to g* I well soon" from a crowd 200 assembled at
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    Secret negotiations on Algeria going well: Paris stock exchange reflects confidence
    205 2 Secret negotiations on Algeria going well: Paris stock exchange reflects confidence PARIS, Tues.— The secret negotiations between France and the Algerian Nationalists "seem to be going well," according to French sources last night. The sources, however, warned against counting unhatched chickens concerning the Algerian situation. The secret negotiations started on
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      30 2 CIRCUS BRAS IS COMIHC YOUR WAV 1 This fobulou- recent K feature: ful films, "The I Life m Eurorx end Males a so for the CIRCI E The CIRCUS BRAZIL
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    MOAMMED'S BIG DAY: A MEDAL FROM Mrs. KENNEDY
    149 3 MOAMMED'S BIG DA Y: A MEDAL FROM Mrs. KENNEDY SINGAPORE, Tuesday TIIIKI SIX-YEAR-OLD Malay driver I one of his happiest and nents yesterday when he was i >peiial "medal of honour" Kennedy, wife of the visiting jean \tt»- nt'.v-deneral. i i»inmed bin Uahim, driver United Slates Consul was given a
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    AUDIOMETER (IT WILL TEST LOSS OF HEARING) GIVEN TO SCHOOL FOR DEAF
    176 3 AUDIOMETER (IT WILL TEST LOSS OF HEARING) GIVEN TO SCHOOL FOR DEAF SING.\PORE. T:ie> Heariiis looses can now be tested in the Singapore Retool »r the Deaf with help oi an audiometer. v. hi 'h was presented by the Inner Wheel Club of Singapore. Mr-. A. I. Pereira. principal oi
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    Police band
    24 3 SING \PORR Tues. The Sii gapore Police Band will I rm at Hon§ Urn Green tod >m 5 pm. to 6 pjn.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    732 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S A COLUMN ABOUT! PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 1 1 surety cannoi l>c very often when we see ;i play produced by a member o( a South Amencan Indian tribe and one who is ;i l)loo(j brother of its chief. But thi> m exact
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    Fourh mobile trade fair
    15 3 Fourh mobile trade fair The n Mobile Polytei turl anufacturftrms will y from 4 p.m.
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    PAL ARMY CHIEF VISITS S'PORE
    65 3 r[>RE Tues. I t the Royal x Bngaci G'ir.j SIUUD^' i ;r yesterday **o-«lay stay in "ieacuer General v iMti I Gurkha units station< d hen ana other mili- establishments. -,5 r* turn to Malaya Friday to tour Gurkha p> deration be- irniim to Singapore
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    Association appeals for aid to fight TB
    286 3  - Association appeals for aid to fight TB SEBASTIAN RASOO MALACCA NEWS By yHE Malacca branch *Of the Malayan Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis is making a special appeal to the public to help the association in its fight against tuberculosis. The branch which wa.; founded some 15 years auo
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    BRAIN OPERATION BOY KUMAR IS IMPROVING
    103 3 BRAIN OPERATION BOY KUMAR IS IMPROVING 2 ING APOH E. Tues. A ,5 Gurkha boy. Kumar. 12. who underwent an emergency brain operation in Kluang following road accident lad Sunday, li improving. An Army -poke.>man »aid Kumar, the 100 of Mr. Ja^at Prakasn Etai, headmaster of the 1 <> Queen
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    Welcome to Singapore
    89 3 Mr. J. Liebeg. a company director, and hLs wife, arrived from Colombo for a Inur-day stay at Raffles Hotel Mr J. B. Livii.s.ston. I manufacturer, flew in from Bangkok <n the way to Sydney after throe da; stay He la also at Raffles Hotel Mr. Dudley Birch,
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    NATIONAL LANGUAGE RADIO LESSON NO. 2
    161 3 NATIONAL LANGUAGE RADIO LESSON NO. 2 rLS i.> the second in a new series of Malay-English lesson.s to be broadcast tonight and nightly by Radio Singapore at 6.45 p.m. BiU-k Sa>a My Koor. Lintang-pukang untidy: dLsorcicrly; helter-skelter; topsyturvy. Kraus \a tic 1 Katel bed. Li pat to fold. Sampah ruooLsh
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    MAN FOUND WITH KNIFE FOR CUTTING LEAVES IS FREED
    110 3 MAN FOUND WITH KNIFE FOR CUTTING LEAVES IS FREED OINGAPORE. Tucs. A labourer, who admitted being found with a knife at Nee Soon police station, was today acquitted at his trial in the Fifth Magistrates Court. A. Ramasamy. of Mandai. had pleaded not guilty to unlawful possession of a knife
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    Free film shows
    37 3 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. The film section of the Ministry of Culture will screen free film shows at 7 p.m. tomorrow at Kampong Lorong 29; Ching Hwa School, Bukit Panjang and Brick Works Estate. Alexandra Road.
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      154 3 ClNl>l\> K<>\ \I.: PIXUUfI P.tntliiyile CATHAY: Blue Hawaii i.jo 4. i/lani::. 3 :i«». 7.3 C r; :<h 9.30 TAJ: Chhota Nawab (Hindi' (.I.OFU: All H.nuis 01. Dcvi: 3 1.,. 1.49 4. 7. 0 If, lino- The (V "I Rhode.- 4 -^v^,, t r 1.4.-. E B ;r 4.15. h.4.">. CHINESE
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    Results of Indian Ocean survey will help S'pore — U.S. scientist
    331 4 Results of Indian Ocean survey will help S'pore U.S. scientist DINGAPORS, Toes. An Amertcm KtonU ;s novj iii Singapore In connection I ttn UM 'Anrk of an baternatkMuU indiai. o >;i:. i spedtllon to determine T n*- M beal ngine* 1 ol the induui > rewa lor the benefit roontriei
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    Water pump stolen
    23 4 IFOH. Tues. a water pump worth $900 was .stolen from the Perak Chinese Maternity Hospital in Kampar Road. Ipoh. recently.
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    Farewell march
    40 4 TAIPING. Tues.— The 7th Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, which will soon join the United Nations forces in the Congo, will hold a farewell route march through the main streets on Friday before going by train to Port Swettenham.
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    HEALTH DRIVE CUTS DEATH RATE: ALL-TIME LOW IN 1960
    329 4 HEALTH DRIVE CUTS DEATH RATE: ALL-TIME LOW IN 1 960 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. QTRINGENT public health measures and the decline in infant mortality contributed to the record low death rate in Singapore in 1960. According to the latest annual report on the registration of births and deaths just published, the other
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    New $80,000 mosque built by the British Army ready for use on Hari Raya
    184 4 New $80,000 mosque built by the British Army ready for use on Hari Raya OINGAPORE. Tues. Construction work on the $80,000 Malay mosque on a hilltop overlooking the West Coast Road beach in Pasir Panjang If expected to be completed by the end of this month and will be ready
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    COFFEE PRICE DOWN, SO ESTATE IS SOLD
    331 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues ]y|ALAYA'S only coffee estate, the 880 JCIX Haron Plantation near Ktong, has been sold for sub-division. r~ The col Tee bushes are neglected, withered and overgrown. For months they have been left unattended and starved for want of fertiliser. The
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    Railway expert takes up new post
    117 4 Railway expert takes up new post KUALA LUMPUR. Tue> Mr. s.A.H Bokhart chiel commercial manager ol Pakistan Western Railway, lias arrived in Kuala Lumpur to take up hi.s appointment M expert vi>er to the Malaya:. Raiiway. He win stay atx ii thrac montha. Us lenrloei have bei d loi ed
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    Repairs approved
    27 4 KUALA TRENGGANU Tues— The Mentri Be.sar ol Trengganu. Inche Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed. ha.s approved $1,000 for renovating the mosque at Kamp*,:^ Batu Burok here.
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    EDUCATION FOR 2.5 IN RURAL AREAS
    157 4 —■*n I fHK Fcdcmtion (iovtM nnu-nl vide education im .Apeople undci its adull r«li Announcing t;,;- h< r< Deputy Prim. Mini> 3 Abdul Raiak, said thai th. adult education divi i the MinLstry ol R iral t> vrlopment xprctcti I 9.000 cl«.s>« i the
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    Board studies village grouse
    180 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Rural Board is considering arrangements for bailiffs to call at the Clementi Road and Pasir Panjang district to collect assessment dues and issue house-repair permits. A Rural Board spokesman said this when commenting on a request by residents of a large fishing village
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    AMERICA'S EMPRESS OF CRIME
    971 5  - AMERICA'S EMPRESS OF CRIME Bill Ravenscroft By JP HATING Tucr SOCIETY TO WHICH SHE COULD NEVER BELONG c;ucr MtL LQNr Fn TO DOMINATE THOSE WHO SPURNED HER. h <>™ Hfe urns appalling drunken, sluttish, illiterate. At 13 she was seduced. The experience "'adv her flit from man t<) man fef
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      207 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson H^^EJi r L^|l?3^M Rfci^t /4A"J t 'Z£s OV MOVABLE SHIELD. bv^^^^Z^ J 1 b^b^B I^^^^^^. I H CJ '^k. ill b^bV^ .^b^bl iH I il b^B^ f A I f LJC 'm /^T TuC Al 1 I *^lll^bß [/^.^b^^^ > MANDRAKE by
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      Tourism: A rich prospect
      362 6 Tourism: A rich prospect »THERE is much that x Singapore should note m the report prepared by an American linn of consultants on tourism m the Pacific and Far East area. Perhaps the moM important point. as iar as Singapore is Concerned, is the emphasis on the monetary benefit! to
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    INTERFERON
    847 6  -  William Cavendish by This drug may some day wipe out all the virus diseases— and throw a fresh clue on the cancer riddle DOCTORS CALL THIS NEW DISCOVERY THE MEDICAL H-BOMB Already it is ranked with penicillin as one of the most important finds of the century and within
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    Stop fighting the last war
    401 6 says Ex-WARRANT OFFICER CYRIL AYNSLEY IT hat been mgfftntffl that DO more wars should be fought until We have stopped writIng about the last one. The latest volume ]Oat off the presses II "The War Against Japan," by the oi'icial British Army historian Major-Genera] Woodbum
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    50 YEARS AGO
    69 6 The Free Press reported: "Local Indian Christians will regret to learn ot the sad and sudden death of one of the leading members of their community. Mr. Joseph Satya Nadar. Advocate of the High Court. Madras. Mr. Nadar was a .sell-made man and was the recipient of
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    67 6 A LOCAL school biology experiment sponsored by the Canadian Milk Foundation flopped when a rat fed on bread and milk died within a week while another survived on a diet of sweets and lemonade. SCIENTISTS at the Soviet Mirny Antarctic Observatory have erected a signpost showing the
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    Life is like that
    30 6 Life is like that m,n, Hh.-I I m,r h. 1 uh.r- 1 m •Ml :.ii',i 1 and rui. I urn I I .t r«M k I 11. I ro'.'k I
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    LAUGH...WITH BEACHCOMBER
    53 6 LAUGH...WITH BEACHCOMBER AW dectronc has begßca peonTl to thii.k uiat l*£M I 4* tons (or facts and a I them, as it wen i I We may hope I I years ahead any ot-otrS conpvter who runs dafl Hpi I low I Even that a change of I c.i both
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      530 6 You can hand in your classified na\ to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ond SINGAPORE tAMUOM HIGHLANDS C<J.<J Mu.~&4« till T iM.g 2u Tar. in i'.ata. •TOM (o-l .Morale (M) Lt4* 1-5 C:tre StrMC KLAN4 Crad SU>raxe <al) IAA+ New Ko*4. «OTA BMARU Coi4 Beara«a tat) UA*
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      28 6 Diamond Gem Set ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING RINGS. A WIDE CHOICE OF STYLES AND PRICES LANKA Jewellers, (THK HOCSK i or: CiVLON <;EM3 20. BATTERY ROAD, S'PORE-1 PHONE: *****
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      37 6 Clock Tower CIGARETTE TME FINEST CIGAPETTt I FROM ENGLIQH ViPGiNIATOB^ Finest Flavour x 40^ a packet 01^ Gevasonor th t n AVAILABLE AT ALL GOOD STO r r^ JUT f^~- f#^-i\ The Superior S THE CHINA ENCin*'
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      301 6 TODAY'S RADIO Short Wave Service: chimes; 10.00 A Knife In The Ben: ItJI A night at the opera; 41 metres !«2ook/cs.) nM The best m music; n.30 Medium Wave Service: Two silhouettes; 12.00 (mid--1-r mo c night) Close down. 4.6 metres. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres^ A.M.— 11.00 Programme sum- p.m.
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      223 6 t, CLUES ACROSS 5 The iast piece of fish goes to 1 Hnrdly what you"d call a dear Al (5)--friend (5). 6 A periodical payment (7). 6 Kisses from birds? (5). 7 Great lake (4». 9 Ancient subject of a poem? Bln soccer, he can hold the ball <"»• (6).
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    UNKNOWN
    87 7 M-nta- ranI 1961 conduct ci I Adult Educa- meet the Yang n I iara. Puan l h, at the centre thea- .al awards i Koor Aishah on ••.•:.'.>> Ur f Ift ipCSt, 1 m DecemI Cer, -ony 1 scuta t ion cereI at 8.30 I be a: i ended
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    UNKNOWN
    79 7 rues. DM one of the music gro we Trained "a place 30 years, will x)re on March tpore Musical Society be held at c at 8. -4 of quartets by ..ndemtth Career long career. >.ss and his quar55?*^ the c v^a: pit t c Bwthoven string quari centre* for
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    OCPD's change
    28 7 SUNGKI PATANi TOt« Sunsel Patan* and Jitra exchanged OCPD this week. ASP B Abraham .a.> come here and ASP Gurbachan Singh has bee:. po>ted to Jitra.
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    AKIHITO'S SPOKESMAN OFFERS AID TO STORE AND MALAYA
    319 7 z rt yj t 6chnicians available for industrial development JAPAN' is orpn-.r^ SINGAPORE, Tuesday, and MalaYV v i rende r whatever technical aid to Sinsapore This "iSm P Speed "P industrial development. 1., u,c inVm'''""^' xv;is Siven )V Mr. Vukihisa Tamura, Counsellor
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    Joy—and sadness—for three hostesses as Crown Prince flies in
    153 7 Joy and sadness for three hostesses as Crown Prince flies in OINGAPORE, Tues. Three ground hostesses waited anxiously at the tarmac of Singapore International Airport at Paya Lebar on Saturday to welcome Crown Prince Akihito and Princess Michiko and a retinue of top Japanese officials. They are Miss Vianney Ang.
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    HAWAII NIGHT TO BE HELD AT SEAMEN'S CLUB
    108 7 HAWAII NIGHT TO BE HELD AT SEAMEN'S CLUB S-INGAPORE, Tues.— A Blue Hawaii Enchanting Dance" organised by the Handy Youngsters, will be held at the Asian Seamen's Club on Saturday in celebration of the "Chap Goh Meh" from 8 p.m. to l" a.m. The highlights will be a Miss Blue
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    CHINESE ARTIST FROM H.K. TO HOLD SHOW AT 'VIC
    100 7 CHINESE ARTIST FROM H.K. TO HOLD SHOW AT 'VIC SINGAPORE Tr.rs. Mr. Chua Kon; Heng 4n. (above). a well-known Chinese modern art painter in Hong Kmiij ha> arrived in Singapore to i four-tla> exhibition of his hint m' painting at Victoria Memorial Hall from Saturday. The exhibition will he opened
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    Singapore is theme of photo contest
    118 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. Till] Photographic Society of Singapore has Singapore' 1 tar local cameramen. The object o: the compe•itiDii ki to promote national consciousness among the citizens and to encourage then to take a bigger interest in their local environment. The sponsors of the competition,
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    'Pay by franking' permits
    52 7 IN'GAPORE. Tiies. The Director of Trade Division. Ministry of Finance, has issued licences to two firms authorising them to pay the fee on inward declarations. export permits and outward declarations by means of postal franking machines. They are the National Iron and The Straits Times Press
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    He's transferred to Kajang
    45 7 KAJANG. Tiies.— Mr. Goh Kirn Swee furmerlv with the College of Agriculture. Serdang has been transferred to Kx'inz as the assistant SrKftm officer for Ulu Langat District He succeeds Inrhe ShantT Culture Training School at th! C heras Agriculture Exlirimental Station.
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    Variety concert at Badminton Hall in aid of 500 needy children
    208 7 Variety concert at Badminton Hall in aid of 500 needy children SINGAPORE, Tuesday. CHARITY concert to raise funds for some f>()() poor and needy children in the (,'lemenceau Avenue area is bein^ organised l)y tlie Church of tlie Sacred Heart in Tank Road. The concert, entitled Stars on Parade, will
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    DANCE FOR SINGING STARS
    163 7 DANCE FOR SINGING STARS SINGAPORE, Tucs.- A farewell uunce will be held m honour of the international singing slar.s, the Blue Diamonds and AnTUfcm Gronloh, at the Victoria Memorial Hail on Wednesday Iron 8 p.m. to 1 am. The star.; who are at present touring the Federation will return In
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    New appointment
    22 7 SINGAPORE, lues. The Minister for Labour has apixiinted Rev. J. BarrinstonWood to be a member of the Seafarers' Welfare Board.
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    MUSLIMS GETTING FOOD GIFTS FROM MOSQUE
    74 7 MUSLIMS GETTING FOOD GIFTS FROM MOSQUE SINGAPORE. Tues. Muslims living in the vicinity of Sultan Mosque In Arab Street are receiving free gifts of iood during the Fttting month. This gilt is a customary practice oj the Sultan Mosque Commiiten every year. The food is being distributed b\ f it>
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    $25,000 face-lift for temple
    49 7 KAJANG, Tues— Major repair work is going on at thi 44-year-old Sri Subram ml i Hindu Temple In Reko Koad here. 'I he rei air will i o I more than 525.000. The Bodal '■i:a r e i "t'." r ;c. Board iia contributed $12,000
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    OIL COMPANY DIRECTOR DUE NEXT MONTH
    51 7 OIL COMPANY DIRECTOR DUE NEXT MONTH SI (i A PURL Tues. A former Singapore Shel. visit '-f Malaysian area in Xt nth. ll* is Mr H Wilkinson managing director ol U Roy:il D', Shell Group ':.(mi,>\:\.\< M: W .spc-nt :h« p arl" a; Sh( iJ in Singapore more than 3.'j
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    Societies approved
    27 7 SINGAPORE, Turs Thr Rc-Ki-trar of Societies ha.-, approved The registration ol the T.ij Music Party, Pcruerakan Muda Mudi Pa^hitan Singapura and Phoh Km Siang T'nc.
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    TV studio tenders
    29 7 SINGAI'OkL TuPo. Thr Government has invited tenders for the construction of temporary .studios for commercial television service at Caldecott Hill here, according to the Government Gazettt
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    Rupert and the Secret Path—45
    109 7 Rupert and the Secret Path 45 Constable Growkr wants to set to work at once as soon as he hears where the second scribbled map was found. "So that sand trick of yours was leading to the very spot before you knew that it was the hide -out of the
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    N-blasts a great cruelty to masses, says poet
    204 7 N-blasts a great cruelty to masses, says poet CINOAPOKE. Tues.— I: n poot and 1 hil( siting miM! ore, s.-.\,;... Pr< manandaji, Las ribed the irrent 4 nurl* ir .t cr m ity t the mawei." .s i :,m philosopher i T:.. Fr< PTf "i v -':>•' f -It i
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      46 7 Appointm* the Late io^ ore. Sir Ibrahin THE OPTICAL HOUSE c \i Dispensing of Spectacles from prescripiioyis OPHTHALMIC OPTICIANS •nq hours 8.30a.m. 6.00 p.m. doily) Saturdays 830 a.m. 4 p.m. -d Road. Singapore-9. Tel: ***** L Donald House Orchard Road) transistor radios television I electrica[ appHance^
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      77 7 GAS 'JSsf i s I IfMH -/AHUM con ormg ie» 1 comfort to your horn*. Name hoy« AiTIHIP maptin kar aKTMIh -»r lIM *orn» on v il Go^ tjottlr »*f -ostef and c*— w»« •o you coo> aktmu>MARTIN cort own on* itouc om Boy »RTMui. maktin Hon- Demonstration >»OW' jutnortMK}
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      210 7 kjadkjsfsd IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... YOU take things in a leisurely fashion, and although you never seem to be in a hurry you manage to get things done in rerord time. More of a producer than a dreamer, you can be depended upon to «c» set *> dule of activities
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      69 7 PANPCD (June 22-July 23): UAUbCII AV()ID makin? a ny highly important decision until a bit later in the week. Icn (July 24-Ausr H|i utu EMOTIONS must be kept well under control today, for domestic relations could brromr strained. VIRfiO (Al| X 24-Sept 23): finuu YOIK best day for writing, studies
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      57 7 would be wisest to postpone making a selection until later in the weekSCORPIO (Ort 24-Nov. 22): CONTINUE the favourable conduct, begun yesterday You will benefit from everything accomplished. SAGITTARIUS building a new horn*, this is a d.iv when you can pres>, forward. CAPRICORN' 1 23-.lan. 20i success curve for your
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      BROTHER AND SISTER ARE BOTH TOP SINGERS
      125 8 BROTHER AND SISTER ARE BOTH TOP SINGERS V;;i;d I ill k .m<l vistrr A r *> .imoni: the most proiiiimiu siru< r> «>i Hindus tani »on;s in Sinnaporr. Th»M .ir w.ir-olil A. H.tliri) Mtrican a clerk in Radio siimaporr. and his i''-\. ir-old sister. Vi/.th .•M.»n« .m R .th h.iw
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      BLUE DIAMONDS, ANNEKE WILL PRESENT PRIZES
      88 8 BLUE DIAMONDS, ANNEKE WILL PRESENT PRIZES THE Blue Diamonds. Rudy and Riem de Woltle. and international *'pop" singer Anneke Gronloh will personally present prizes to winners of the Anneke Gronloh Blue Diamonds songs contests tomorrow. The finals of the contests, which were held at "Startime" on Feb. 6 and 7
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      Modest girl Mary beats 500 in Perth examination
      247 8 Modest girl Mary beats 500 in Perth examination 7 DISTINCTIONS 'NOTHING TO BE PROUD OF MALAYAN girl who baa brought Xwno A to her family and country is IS-ycw-old Miss Mary Hsu who spored seven demotions in her first year acroimtam-v Perth Technical College, Western Auslu v. Missllsu,whoishercMorherend«^t.e year vacation
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      Family trio steals the show at School for the Blind party
      138 8 Family trio steals the show at School for the Blind party TWO sisters and their cousin won the hearts of their audience at a party at the Singapore School for the Blind at Toe Payoh with their version of the popular song "We will make love." They are Rosalind hum,
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      TABLE TENNIS COURSE
      48 8 About 35 boys and girls under 21 are now attending a three-month table tennis training course at the Federation of Boys' Clubs headquarters at Kallang. This course was organised as part of the leadership training programme for the youth and boys' club in the State.
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      BIG FUTURE IS PREDICTED FOR 15-YEAR-OLD SANTHA
      148 8 LOCAL Indian dramatic artistes here have predicted a bright future for a 15-year-old Indian girl from R.A.F. Seietar. She is Miss P. Santha, the second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K.P. Paul of R.A.F. Seietar. Santha who is the latest discovery of Sembawan^
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      THAIPUSAM AMAZES TWO
      126 8 TWO Australian students have A arrived here after spending six weeks in the Federation on a trip sponsored by the Griffith Rotary Club of New South Wales. This is the first trip of its kind sponsored by the club and the lucky two are Margaret Gibbons and
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      Fou Ts'ong recital for students
      56 8 A SPECIAL recital for studenti will bo given by tho world famous pianist from China, Fou Ts'onpj, at tho Victoria Thoatro on Fob L>B at C3O p m Tirkois for tho rvrninp at rodured rates for students of $1 each will b<available at. tho Sinuaporo
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      MODEL ALICE ('I LIKE DANCING AIMS TO BE AN ACTRESS
      61 8 MODEL ALICE ('I LIKE DANCING AIMS TO BE AN ACTRESS MISS Alice Woon, graduate from a local model winsome in personal it\ as in I >oks. BytlU she show- much prorr. <c as a node ambition is to become an actre cently joined a local of crea* A Ibrmtr student
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      HE YODELS LIKE U.S. COWBOY
      187 8 HE YODELS LIKE U.S. COWBOY VODELUNG in the stj i hoys h;»s proved to \n for Andrew Pinto, 2."), Singapore Polvteehnit Since arriving from lh« I he luul already mad( Andn \v has t;one on l<> iuiHw held. "I u<»l interested in rowbov solids it nd lilms when I \v;is
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      131 8 _FOR COMFORT QUIET •1/ l v: :v-J-". STA I AT STBAND H0 Ts J j P^ i» iS SmtooUw Street Sm9Opof«. Tfi MM 2JM7 Mosr^r iifi coNomoNio rooms COURTEOUS SERVICE y>^ EXCELLENT CUISINE V^<*U BAR RESTAURANT- > *2. A LA CARTE MEALS >* Private Cor Park Facilities X ADELPHIGRILL^J II
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      12 8 It's alwo ROW smoctc ffrokc i ..JULIA* (oshiort THE EMPV-^ 25 1^"
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    Get that 'Beauty Queen' look a facial
    416 9 Get that 'Beauty Queen' look a facial IT CLEANSES, TONES THE SKIN AND BOOSTS MORALE, TOO I MISS KNOW-HOW J£VI£HY woman should pamper licrsclf to the luxury of a professional facial. I'm saying^ this aiter having gone through the "works" under the cool, soothing hands of Mrs. Anna Sim. well-known
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    EAST MEETS WISP
    60 9 East meets West in this gown worn here by Thai model Raspdaiorn. In royal blue silk, its draped bodice is cut with a Grecian one shoulder look. Skirt is worn like a sarong with a series of kick pleats in front. Very regal in every respect, it
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    INSTANT SPRAY FOR HAIR IN 11 COLOURS
    121 9 INSTANT SPRAY FOR HAIR IN 11 COLOURS AS any girl who dyes her hair will tell you, her uiggcst problem is trying to keep up with "new yrowtns," which often .show up in contract with the new colouring. Just designed for such touch-up jobs, is a temporary colour spray. It
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    RECIPE CORNER ROYAL ROUTS
    195 9 RECIPE CORNER ROYAL ROUTS WHEN you teel like something different for tea today, bnke these Royal Routs. The.se biscuits are delicious and easy to make. W 'iKli vi L'ißht ounces plain aad rab n ooncei butt« i ii liwa add Wo onneea ilmonds. and four ouncrs cm* -V sucar Viix
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    Plastic bowls for a change
    38 9 Plastic bowls shaped like hm v i tomato make a reni>hing rhaime. Ideal as a iervHiK bowl tor cereals or Sal ln d red plastic. Also, smaller nuc > in matching colour* are available.
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    FOR FIRST TIME: ONLY ONE CORRECT ENTRY
    157 9 FOR FIRST TIME: ONLY ONE CORRECT ENTRY TjiOß the first time x since the Fashion Sense competition started only one reader picked all four correct accessories. She is Miss Rosalind Nonis of. f)K Jalan Da to Dalam. Johore Bahru, who wins $20. The winners of our tiro consolation prizes of
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    MOTHER OF SIX MAKES HISTORY
    78 9 MOTHER OF SIX MAKES HISTORY A MOTHER of six ha> been appointed acting President of the Kangar Tow>i Council only three weeks after she had been named acting Deputy President. Che War Arfah bintr Wan Ahmad. 36. has made history a.s the first woman in the Federation to preside ov»r
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    Brass barrel for a room
    50 9 Whether you intend to use It as a flower pot or a wa>te paper basket. try< brass barrel will do justice to the most well -decorated room. Attractively durable it can easily be kept glistening and as good as new with a coat of polish.
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      59 9 DOROTHY GRAY Kfv ■:< Mr M m For facials, treatments for pimples or enlarged By our pores, bridal make-up, etc. Sew York. London. Self ma ke-up. and skin Paris trained care courses and profesbeauty specialist sional facial treatment Mrs. Anna Sim courses can be arranged. AT FIRST FLOOR 132/136 ROBINSON
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      211 9 «•••■••■•••••■■•••■••••■■•>•■•■■•••••■••■•••>• I FASHION SENSE No. 43 CELECT the most appropriate accessories for this formal even- ing cheongsam from Coral. It is in silver lame with a silk organza, knee length jacket. Now place a tick against the accessory j j in each group you consider most suitable. Emerald green brocade
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1496 10 SHOPPING Centre CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good b *™!J b'{; J" 3 the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. SIM.APORK FOOT is irnta- til g\\ painful and contaßious. (i.
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      351 10 I crra KS 3261 iJurrdMNM] L 1261 Prtients 27 All-Tim« Great Waltzes Wh.<h Includes: 'Tennessee Walti 'Carolina Moon *Now Is The Hour *l Love You Truly My Wild Irish Rose 'The Anniversary Sonq 'The Girl That I Marry Rmtmbtf Sole Aqtnfs PARAMOUNT CO. Singapore S Kuala Lumpur JET EX UNSINKABLE
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      229 10 Jinian The IDEAL TOOTH PASTE with ANTI-ENZYME! Specially FLAVOURED to PLEASE everyone in your FAMILY! only 55 cts. each TITIf£S Obtainable from alt i-\^JJ good Sundry Shops. Students Who Go Overseas! You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS CARDIGANS UNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS WINTER PYJAMAS. Get Them NOW At FOOK ON
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      186 10 STOP < excessive s s HAIR FALL Kx^Vlr W> lotion (Also Stops Dandruff, Scalp Itch RE-GROWS STRONG NEW HAIR 19.00 I I Nit For PbStOQS/Packifl l, odd: n 'icpore/Fraeraticn $1.00 Borneo Territories S' 50 The VERY FIRST bottle gives GOOD RESULTS! Worth lb ucight in void' Sole Agents: HAIYEN TRADING
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      183 10 PIFCO PRODUCTS.^* c fss J%£ WMk s mm. ln\ vM nk. a■"^ *~~r' v\9 I flft HAIR DRYER Ll2Ll* MASSA6ER A Masterpiece of design and construction. Sole Distributors: TAN CHENG MOH ELECTRIC CO. SINGAPORE KIHQM 95,521 PIANISTS J to j.!;i> the Plana b— llfMf the aid of my r\ -'j!-.
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      305 10 WILLOWS "RUB- A -DUB-DUB Safety Bathtub in Everlasting KING-SIZE! Made of sterilized modern plastic HYGIENIC SEAMLESS CONSTRUCTION DEEPLY CARVED BOWL light-weight, EASY TO HANDLE FORMED GRIP-EDGE FOR SAFE LIFTING Exclusive range from Australia and available in white, pink or blue at /^S SOON JOO CO. \+2^? Mouse at Children's Wear
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    THEY WON AT KUALA LUMPUR
    40 11 r.oiuourr up. heinu I'd in by Mr lou ru the Selangor (.old Cup at Kuala ofot. Mrs. K. N. Lin leads in Sun Globe (S. Khamis up) after winning the second race at Kuala Lumpur.
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    British hockey team to start training for Tokyo Games
    278 11 British hockey team to start training for Tokyo Games LONDON, Tuesday. gHITAIN. who linislitd fourth in the Melbourne :iiid Home Olympic (i:unes hockey tournaineiils. will have an intensive preparation for the next Olympics in Tokyo in 1!)(54. An elaborate programme Of matches against strong European sides, like Spain, Rome bronze
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    S'PORE MOTOR CLUB GET DETAILS OF MACAO GRAND PRIX
    220 11 S'PORE MOTOR CLUB GET DETAILS OF MACAO GRAND PRIX I Motor (.iuh have received defa Aulomowl Club d c Portugal > <ii\iml Prix which is being I n intl will be raced over the ruil on Nov. 17 and IS. Grand Hided upon •hange in the mpared wltt nd have
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    H.M.S. HARTLAND SURPRISE BUCKS 13-5
    89 11 H.M.S. HARTLAND SURPRISE BUCKS 13-5 IyOODLANDS. Tues.- In a hard. last and robust ru^by came, ILMS Hanland I iini surprised Blacks by 13 -two goals, try» to five t. played on the HMS rerror grounl on Sunday. Blacks put up a creditable performance ■fatmt their heavier oppone:.t> and at half
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    Moss winner
    26 11 DAYTONA BEACH .Florida), Turs. rt'iriin? Moss, or Britain, dnvius an lulian Feirari Berilnet:.. won the prand touring class in the Daytona Continental •:-.:ee hour.
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    TOP AMATEURS WILL BEAT PROS CLAIMS HOPMAN
    122 11 MELBOURNE. Tm\s. The top amateurs would beat the professionals ii Open Lav. n Tennis tournaments COQld be held now, according to Australia's Davis Cup manager Harry Hopma:i. Open tournament. which he felt would come sooner or later, would decide the issue. Professional tennis
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    IRELAND MAKE FOUR CHANGES VS. SCOTLAND
    122 11 DUBLIN. Tues. Ireland, boutcii IG-o by England on Saturday, have made four changes for their Rugby Union match Against Scotland here on February 24. And they have left the out half position vacant. D. Hewitt is brought back as left centre. VV. R. Hunter
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    Grand Prix
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    Plan to improve cycling standard
    134 11 r\iced the BrtFederation •<-•«! a twoteam Fe I- f the They have a big task on their hands. Britain made no show in the Rome Olympics or in last years world championships in Switzerland. The final comment on the country's standing in i".ternational field came
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    Malacca HA plan to encourage youngsters to take up hockey
    873 11 SEBASTIAN RASOO'S SPORTSCHATTER MALACCA, Tues.— The Malacca Hock c y Association should be congratulated on its move to encourage youngsters to take up the game. As a first step, youngsters will he given the opportunity of watching good hockey at
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    Pakistan will make plenty of runs on English tour says skipper Dexter
    334 11 Pakistan will make plenty of runs on English tour says skipper Dexter COLOMBO. Tuesday. fKI) DEXTER, England's cricket captain, said that he thought Pakistan would have a fairly successful tour of England next summer. "They have some good batsmen and useful bowlers and are a keen fielding side," he declared.
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    CLOSING DATE FOR S.C.A. TOURNAMENT IS EXTENDED
    204 11 < io R :or i :i-n- i: > S, :.j..r ha :i :.c -.i 'I .im:.,\ Ail < ii'n. „.:.j ..-.•> -„i::r! l>- -lui;; -I •<- M: .1 < :.•>..■ ary secretary. S.C.A., 3 McNair }<•...<. l>< U>n c S. •>><.irun:r,> a a;.,
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    Aussies in final
    18 11 manii ■nnte team of Bob I F:.'< •<•■: ii...: <. I>« r of the Philippines Open iwinH
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    Peoples' Assn. football tournament in April
    195 11 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. |> EOPL E S Association's second anjiual Intercommunity Centre football championships will start on April 1 and all efforts are being made to run the tournament on a bigger and better scale than last year. The tournament this year will be divided
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    Chanluckter and Last Try are the best workers at Bukit Timah
    364 12 Chanluckter and Last Try are the best workers at Bukit Timah BUKIT TIMAH, Tuesdoy. THE iiagbv-tniined Chanluckter and Last Try were outstanding work--1 ors Z the track this '"^^'^ff^^a^S^SS^^ firm. Chaniuckter. with PosneT astride, showed striking form in good tryout with stablemate Songkhla. Breaking from the half mile the pair
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    Singapore welcomes star golfers tonight at RSGC
    858 12 Singapore welcomes star golfers tonight at RSGC SINGAPORE, Tues. TONIGHT at I h e Royal Singapore Golf Club. Mr C.C. Tan will be host at an ollicial cocktail reception to welcome competitors hen- lor tl 1962 Singapore Open 001 l Championship. Mr TV.. :> Pr- -ici»- t I Ihf Btagap
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    Signals take South Zone final after a shock goal
    191 12 Signals take South Zone final after a shock goal SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TIIK i!) Signals Regiment showed their teeth after being held one-all in the lirst half, and overhauled Royal Electrical and Mechanical Engineers by 11 to win the FARELF Cup Souih Zone final at Gillman Barracks. nnn ta.fi oritea to
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    Nine-wicket win
    30 12 EAST I ONDON. Tues. Tt urii N- 1 /.M'.aMd ericketen Bordt'i" by nine wicketa shortly after lam h on -hv final day ot their -tint -(iay irame yesterday.
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    BROWNLEE IS KEPPEL MEDAL WINNER
    133 12 BROWNLEE IS KEPPEL MEDAL WINNER I^EPPEL. TUMM Determined |on or Derrick Brow niee pathered a total 39 points after siiui'iinij ii pan and one bogey, 'c uin the Keppel B Div. Medal lompeiition at the Kepi>el link. Iduring the waahand. Runner-up wa.s Charles Mcl^ughlin muh M IfcLaaghttn aln woa kht
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    Lock icon World ski champ
    24 12 aspen. Tues. Aiutcri lloltcrer of Austria raced down the giant ■htfom course :o win tIM first world professional ski champion- U.P.I.
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    FIRST TRIUMPH FOR YOUNG TENNIS STAR
    94 12 FIRST TRIUMPH FOR YOUNG TENNIS STAR vtew YORK. Tneti— Chuck il McKinloy. 21. captured bia first major singles tennis title with a 4-6. 6-3. 4-6. 9-7. 10-3 victory over Whitney Reed, top-ranking American, in the final of the National Indoor Championships. Ranked second to Reed. McKinley had lost to the
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    536 COMPETE IN SCHOOL RUN
    45 12 THOMSON, Tues.— The first annual cross-country run of Thomson Government Chinese Secondary School this morning drew 536 entries. Boys and girls were lined ud at 10 a.m. ready for the 91 mile event beginning and ending at the school field.
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    Hibernian in 3-0 victory
    27 12 LONDON, Tues. Results of football matches played yesterday were: Scottish Division One: Hibernian 3 Partick Thistle 0. Friendly match Coventry 2 Army 1.
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    Singapore bid to topple crack team from Europe
    249 12 Singapore bid to topple crack team from Europe SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THK loßg-awuited chance of proving thai Sin gaponrs soooer prowess is ;is high ;is it was a few years ago will be given tonight. The same brave eleven men who went down fighting 1 to the world famous Spartak Hradec
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    THREE AMATEURS IN AUSSIE GOLF SQUAD FLY IN FOR OPEN
    313 12 THREE AMATEURS IN AUSSIE GOLF SQUAD FLY IN FOR OPEN From Page One going thi> year will be tough. ••The Australian team which Includes three am>teurs John Hlckson, Prank Rosi arc] Tonj Gresh&m consist! of all good players and anyone of them caii be the winner. Phillips. •'I hope to
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    Trinidad all out for 246 runs
    67 12 PORT OF SPAIN. Toes; Trinidad were all out for 246 in reply to the Indian cricket tourists" first innings total o1 366 on the third day ol their four-day match yesterday. Trinidad, who hud b< gun the day at 66 for two. got their
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    'Pep' drugs check on footballers
    51 12 FLORENCE. Tue>. Doctorexamined 30 leading Italia:, footballers who played yesterday In a spot cheek to see if any had been giver, "pep" drugs. They were picked out by the League president. Dr. Giuseppe pasquale, as part ol the League's ellort to prevei.t the drugs being
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    Medal winners at the RSGC
    75 12 THOMSON. Tues. Mrs G. T. lioflet, returning a scon af 35 won the silver division <■: tin Royal Singapore Golf Club women's Stableford competition plavfd over the new course at Sime R<>nd here yesterday. Runner-up was Mrs. F. Bartholomew with a score of 32 on
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    Palmer wins by record 12 strokes
    281 12 pHOENIX ARIZONA, Tues. A British Open champion Arnold Palmer won the Phoenix Open golf tournament here by a record margin of 12 strokes. Palmer's final round of 66 gave him a 15-under-par total of 269 for 72 holes. Pour players tied for second place
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