The Singapore Free Press, 7 August 1959

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  • 13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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  • 8 1 K. has no need to ask allies
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  • 26 1 \u*ust first j;racle rub buyers fob. opfnef* nu.ipore thi> morn nil per lb ip five-eighths of a cen' m yesterdays close. Tr is uncertain.
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  • 367 1 COMMUNISTS ADVANCE 50 MILES OVER BORDER *\\Y won* I push them out. we will starve lliem on I* But army has the situation well m hand, says Gen. pHK pro- American Laotian army has lost seven officers and 300 men m what it claims to he
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  • 154 1 U.S. says arms aid to laos is justified ll*\n|MN(. lON. ri. 'Mutt American Secretary of Del Mr. Neil McElroy. mitted yesterday that the I nited Statei had militar\ aid l»n--ed that the alleged Communist infiltration from tnani had ser\ed t«> HMtonc the \alue of this rporte ht- had (1 diil
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  • 168 1 Miserable wages' cut ONE THOUSAND government typists yesterday I m belligerent mood through WhiteBritain's national ministeries are new pay cut scheme. Police struggled to prevent traffic jams as the girls paraded down Whitehall itself and round the square Dutside Parliament to present nt the Treasury
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  • 75 1 NEWS IN BRIEF MOSCOW: A Moscow pensioner, Vakh Ainetdinov. St, has i nvited dent Eisenhower to visit his home during the American Presidents stay m We Soviet Union.--Reuter. LONDON: Road accidents m the London area last year killed 765 people and iniured 24.200 more, Scotand Yard said. Deaths ro.e b
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  • 100 1 Terrific storm hits Australia MELBOURNE. Fri. Gales are lashing the waters oil South -Eastern Australia after one of the wildest storms m memory hit three states on Wednesday night. Captain John Douglas. master of the British tanker Pacific Star, said that conditions m Bass Strait earllei were as bad a>
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  • 36 1 Bank reserves up US$70.5 mil. PARIS. Fri.— The International Bank tor Reconstruction and Development announced additions of US$7O.--500.000 to its reserves during the fiscal year ended June 30. j bringing the total to US$42O j million.
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  • 30 1 MOSCOW, Fri.— The FrancoAmerican film. "Babette Goes To War" starring French actress Brigitte Bardot was shown at the j Moscow Film Festival yester- day. Renter
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  • 63 1 S%N FR\NCISCO, Thurs.— Anthony Juarez, 18, being chased by police yesterday near King City at 10(J I miles an hour, was Jolted off his motorcycle, bounced 30 feet m the air landed on his feet, kept running, jumped a four-foot fence and halted m a field only
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  • 105 1 LONDON. Friday. A MAN murdered his friend after an argument over poems by Robert Burns, Scotland's national poet, it was alleged by the prosecution at a court here. Fify-flve year old .stoker Robert Wardrope was re-mandt-d m custody for a week charged with the murder of
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  • 172 1 Simple new birth control method LONDON, Friday. A MARRIAGE welfare centre here is calling: for married women volunteers to test a new system of birth control but they must be women who want to have babies rather than avoid conception. They are needed a hundred of them between 20 and
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  • 19 1 LIVERPOOL Custon made count to dop< -peddlii finding 2 cwt. ol Indian h .i Uiip Reuter
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  • 63 1 ROCK AROUND RED SQUARE MOSCOW. Fri. rMMY STEELE rocked and rolled round Red Square erday. playing a guitar, singing the latest hits iol lowed by a crowd of 300 gapins Russians. The British star started off with his version of "My Bucket's Got A Hole In it." Hesitantly, the Russians
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  • 105 1 'INVADERS' CAPTURED MANAGUA (Nicaragua) L Fn.— A Nicaraguan army patrol has captured the major part of a small armed invasion force from Honduras on the state's northern frontier, the National Guard general headquarters here announced. The invaders, headed by Nicaraguans and a Cuban, wore uniforms similar to those of the
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  • 22 1 NICOSIA. Fri 1 Government invited appili scriptlons to a $3,500,000 for devc I the LslancTs electricil vice Renter AOOl'
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    • 28 1 Holiday Guide Feature pages 5, »i, 8 Wvek-end Bargains page 11. Feminascope and Child Health feature page 10 Your Favourite Cartoons page 3. Your Lucky Star page 3
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    • 144 1 DIPLOMAT CASUAL WEAR MURTS KNITTED WEAR is PYJAMA SUITS I y ■>■ HANDKERCHIEFS '.y SINGLETS /I/ NECKTIES SHORTS Ifo BRIEFS fSTlivTJrstpiSTnartCfrft/ "i>j llf Plj |k J v S proud inq you W<Wo)£ E^^SS^^^^^^ 9 Ways ratM/i 5 </*g J^^BB K^»f i^ »6^BBtf^* A/« iara /A_ i^V bbl B a Bftfll
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  • 265 2 'Detrimental conduct of business' alleged LONDON, Friday. PHREE stockbrokers and a jobber were yesterday barred for six months from the London Stock Exchange. The jobber is Mr. Bethold Mendelssohn, 79--r-old senior partner m the firm of Francis rton and Co.. which deals m miscellaneous m
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  • 27 2 Gored No. 7 MADRID. Fri. > f her Ish matador. Chieuolo Second, v. red yesay, bringing the number ol matadors gored In the last I days to Reuter
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  • 108 2 SHIPS In PORT >hips lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board whanre* expected toda> Pres. Hayes ersk 6A, 6 T. Per&eus 8 '0, L 3 14, 19. Gl c Maersk J3 24. Bentor.--20. Bennevi* 3. Lloyd 3 42, 43. Ferndaie 44. t»uter Roads: Houes d. Emp 0 da, Hue^li Shield w
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  • 91 2 OXDON, Fri. North Hummock (Selangor) Rublj ber Company has declared a dividend oi 10 cent for the year to March 31, 1959. Profit was £22,295 after taxation of £14,00<>. Bukit Rajah Rubber Company, a final dividend of per cent., making 30 per cent, for the year
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  • 39 2 Work to start on steel plant COLOMBO. Fri. A team of experts has arrived here to start work on a R>. 100 million iron and *teel pro.it Tr capita] will from the loan granted Ceylon by the Soviet Union
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  • 59 2 WASHINGTON. Thill*. A prominent Democratic congressman yesterday urged President Eisenhower to seek a SlO <Ms3o) a ton cut m the price of steel towards helping i to solve the U.S. steel strike. The congressman. Mr. Che^er Bowles of Connecticut, released the text of a letter >ent
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  • 31 2 BUDAPEST. Fri.— An Indonesian trade delegation headed by Mr. Ismafl M. Tayeb. departmental head In the Foreign Ministry, has arrived In Budapest for talks with Hungarian government officials.
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  • 87 2 U.K. URGED TO CUT ITS PRICES LONDON. Fri Britain's 'three wise men' watchdog.*of the nations finances and production, yesterday urged cuts m prict -s aimed at increasing sales with lower profit margins. In their third report a<* members of the government's three-man council, led by Lord Cdhen, on prices, pr(
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  • 32 2 LONDON. Pri.— The Dunlop Rubber Company h;i> announced a reduction beginning on August 8 i >: 71 per cent., on the price of all popular sizes of new car tyres.
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  • 107 2 U.K. stocks continue to advance LONDON. Fri.— There wa^ no slackening m the post-holiday advance m the London markets yesterday. Renewed heavy buying developed, particularly m the industrial market. where gains were widespread and appreciable. Election hope.s continued las (be main reason lor the buoyance of markets but contributory tactor.-.
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  • 52 2 LONDON. Fri.— Kir.: a Krllas Rub Der Estates has d< •d a nnal dividend of 20 per cent, making 25 per cent. for the year to March 31. 1959. The final dividend i> payable on October 12. Net protit totalled €22.805 against 33.486 alter taxI of £17.088
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    • 39 2 Tl\ Miaitv -|),it TIN future* Strait^ I onlMrt Sept. CM TOM gin.! Xl BKI I: I &iv TOM St< «(i> v Nu 1 i:^^ img landed i it > cvi 1 1 1 i utut.- r. Bcpt
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    • 12 2 HD Indu-trulv 40 P— mtic Bonds *J5 Stocks omm>
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    • 6 2 shipment 21 Above pr
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    • 82 2 HI RBI X No. I Kn- it I un ports \ug nt. Bl BBf X No. 1 R"*> s P«»t BIBBER No. 1 MS -rttletmnt Houv Term.** srpt. >, i I i TONE: Slifhtl) e«si« Pl Tl'l X hit* c.i.f. EatvpcMi port* i«l PCrrOt: Bla«k >ar.iv%ak <ipi
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    • 66 2 I nil: Philippine i k North Kumpean poru drli weight per lon*. >t C OPK I.i f IK*J uropean ports Aetfvrrrd v per long t«n A«ff. Kepi. t<>< OM T OIL crudr StraitI uropfan norts m bulk per ton \ujt Sept. KMiiM I OIL 1 1 Bit
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  • 356 2 INDUSTRIAL; Pre»nos Taiay 1.60 8 II I S 3. B. S s I -1 c 0 i L.34 I 1.36 B Sf Life 0 1.76 B 1 -3 S B LJ B 1.00 B 5 S S B 129 B s *lU|h 1.13 B 1.14 B
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  • 62 2 HONG KONG. TbmwttM Clo&mg prices here today une Previous Today H.&S. Banmn* K$ HK$ Corporation $965 S9g() Union Ins. Canton $83 $8 >lo Wheelock Marden $6.35 $640 HKonj? 'phone «28 50*" $28 70 oalrv Farm $28 3 a d $28 9(> C Storage $17 20 $1750 r^ti^
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  • 109 3 PITY IF HE IS NOT RETURNED' ITUALA TRENGGANU, Fr >— As the Alliance i(! Tengku Abdul Rahman, completed his three-daj campaigning here, the Party Negara ident. Dato Onn bin JalTar. who is bidding for the parliamentary seat tor Kuala Treng:gaiiu Kelantan. yesterday Intensified his
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  • 43 3 R.I. captures sailing boats JAKARTA. Fri. An In- donesian pat ml boat captured two Philippine saiiins: boats near the Miangas Island.- m the North Celebes, the Antara news agency said yesterday. The crews, totalling eight, were brought to Menado for their repatriation. Reuter
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  • 27 3 \SHINGTON. Thurs me paralytic polio have this year been re•d among pmpir who <'d three or more vaccln the Public Health Service an- Reuter
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  • 9 3 W omen to meet Brai :ub m st Tues
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  • 27 3 BOGOTA (Colombia*. Thurs. Sixteen people including several babii drowned when a l< launch carrying: 50 passi gers and crew capsized m the River Magdalena. Reuter
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  • 49 3 picture. rj(t th:it the) did not win the Miss Universe tontest at Lone Beach. California, did not affect the "U'h spirits of Miss Than Than Aye (Miss Burma) who is geen presenting a earland to equally cheerful Miss \yun i hoo Oh Mis. Korea*. UPI
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  • 220 3  - BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE M. Hjrrison-Cray ky Dernier: South Game all N. 7 9 10 8 8 0 Q 10 8 7 5 2 A8 2 W. E. A 10 82 4» Q 5 4 9AJ7432 9Q65 0 43 9 5 4QJIO 763 ♦KJ 9 6 3 9 X OAKJ6
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    • 30 3 IciNGAPO R E IjIsPENSARY or your et its WE 40 m\ lIS i i S-IRON [RTS CROCODILE D MACRONS6 60 CO. ?ad. APPINESS. J ARE. m 00 EACH ""EMNft rr)
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    • 214 3 ETERNR-MHTIC I FIRST WATCH TO WIND /T$£LF J ON A BALL-BEARING^ Jfcfcr^if WITH "v 1 >MRfl|lJ MAGNIFYING fa^» GLASS OVER X v s^sF3'' DATE y~\ \d^ WATERPROOF VT —^11 SELFWINDING *<Vl 'f NON-MACNETIC V 35? *HV SMOCKPROTECTID Sl-g^jfc UNBREAKABLE SPRINC iif<» CATE CM AN(> i MC N^*"' AUTOMATICAUY »<"'* '-Si
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • 198 3 JEFF HAWKE by Sydney Jordan [y^^ T4t/e "vj TP^ 1 I *7 TA<U»T /MO-Vtf A/7" OA/ THE OTHER S/OE OF THE M/ORLD. THc\ Y~* -r^^ ii \x^ I \yT MIGHTY VANGTSE RIVER, TAMED AT LAST BY A GREAT fJLJ^pSIvSSrSS^" X .f^SJ^TL" DAM\ PLOWS SILVER UNDER AN ORIENT A*OON ey5K4& uedr
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    • 104 3 BORN today, you have a magnetic personality, a fine mind, and the ability to get just about what you want out of life. In fact. your optimistic attitude seems to attract postive actii You may appear frivolous iometimes too gay but underneath there is a practical streak. Your ideals are
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    • 243 3 morrow, select your birthday star be your daily guide. TOMORROW LEO (.July 24-Aug. 23)— By emphasising the romantic and social aspects of life today, you can tnoroughiy enjoy yourselt. VIRGO (.Aug. 24-Sept. 23) A famiiy outing should bring pleasure just now. LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) Advance your personal interests this
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  • 522 4  -  PETER NELSON By IHAvE discovered two vital tacts about the future of the Queen and the Commonwealth D« -spite the clear evidence of fatigue and strain imposed by the arduous Canadian tour: Buckingham Palace has had a personal instruction from the Queen not
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  • 518 4 Easing her daughter's burden AT EEN Elizabeth, the Qucvn Mother, who has just celebrated her fifty ninth birthday, is completing the busiest summer of her life. Her life has been so filled with things to dc and people to see that she simply has nut had time to think about
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  • 110 4 A SIAMESE princess is finding her title a serious handicap m finding a job m San Francisco. She is Princess Rudivoravan, granddaughter of King Mogut of The Kinjr and 1 fame. The princess known as "Rudy" to her friends worked for eight years m Washington as
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  • 100 4 THERL ii soineiiang laugnable m the idea of Chinese sailors smuggling trousers into New Zealand. The Auckland Star describes how three of them were caught by Customs officers. Each of the three sailors was found to be wearing three pairs of trousers, and tnougn they shivered and
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  • 303 4 From Air Force to airline CALL ME CAPTAIN. By Paul Stanton. Michael Joseph, 15s. rthe newly-demob-bed ex-Wing-Com-mander Richard Saracen his first encounter with civil aviation was a revelation and not an entirely pleasant one! The end of the war found many pilots stranded m the post-war world with only one
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  • 488 4  -  George Malcolm Thomson By TROTSKY'S DIARY IN EXILE. Faber. 21s. AFTER the wine, on the balcony, the talk touched upon a sentimental subject personal tastes and predilections. Stalin said "The greatest delight is tc mark one's enemy, prepare everything, avenge oneself thoroughly, and then go
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  • 36 4 Now Win the book I I viewed I I 3 In which 4 V I I. II I ral I must I Rivei I I I Holl.iti n I niivi, I tun. lor I uh< Is.
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  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • 560 4 HENDRY S fir I Mft Cupi \f3 f? Mfdi|f VLfl^^ Shields. J Special A- V discount Clubs fl B Schools P. H. HENORY Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North Ridge Road. Slnrapore. KuiLi I umpur. > OMMMMMMMiHiiiiiiitHMMMMMMMI Straits Tune* k Free Press f+t th« convenience ot od»«r- I z ftsors owr r«»r*<ciitotiv«s
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    • 49 4 ■ft > \^*^^^^H ■^^^■1 HLI P 1 AH i PRICES $99.50 i $110.00 H A ['M>Fl Co Ltd JUST ARRIVED MANHAnAN Easy Care Never Iron PYJAMAS DRY IT! WEAR IT! t Available m Latest Styles and Designs. GIAN SINGH'S 30-1, Raffles Place, uk Singapore- 1. *!^A $b& Telephone: *****-6. ■BBHB9
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • 433 4 CLUES ACROSS ciundant (6). llt has a greater density than 4 They seem to have a sound H2O. they say fs>. time (6). 4Re E.H.C.: feel better? <5. 2>. 5 One's passport to society, at 8 Grins In style, ersatz though the dinner table »6». i* may be (s>. 6
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  • 1089 5 W ISLAND ROAD... (Turn right at Tokyo TO THE FAR WEST HEADING tor the Far West? Then try tfoing East. And the further west your destination, the sooner you'll get there. It isn't as silly as it sounds. For the fastit and simplest road from South-East
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    • 80 5 maid. a HOLIDAY think of i 'ROM SINGAPORE ~**^^f/ j\\ DroD" ifit v j«t» < dny mdjor ciry m the a i rways }]77-9 Malayan Commercial Agencies Ltd K.L. Tel: ***** Ltd Borneo and Sarawak or your usual Travel Agent SWISSAIR flH^B „a Bangkok. Hong Kong. H|^ vio Bangkok, Calcutta
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    • 81 5 wiS HHr, T 4^ \M WILL time 4£fe mm g% v /c AND P 11 Fl If V MONEY U U U II V VER Mf%s% OFFICES t*i%fuVO II 1 AT YOUi lIHKV nrUU service UUUHu FOR ALL OVER TRAVEL lIHKV 10 YEARS WORLDWIDE VWImW EXPERIENCE I II II X
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  • 503 6 It's cheaper and faster me CPA way rplIK local population who every year spend their holiday out of Singapore m places like Japan and Hong Kong are sometimes puzzled by trying to decide whether to travel by air or sea. This problem has confronted millions all over
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  • 402 6 For the best holidays— see the best travel agents... UNBIASED INFORMATION GIVEN FREE WHEN a person is iil, he consults a doctor the more experienced the better. When a person wants to build a house he consults an architect— the more experienced the better. And .->o it holds that when
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  • 36 6 THE HEADQUARTERS of ThBerkeley Street. London coll.. travel information to their world First established m IMI vast net work b> prunmi every pocket at the iabm tin taininc the Mthrrt vtandaid-
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    • 109 6 PLAYER 'S MEANS PLEASURE -and everyone knows it I fci*%- »nditioncd I >ut ■MAT Paid Btt^ l «Qm entral location All 9b m TIS w l^ bathrooms I J ■'^i^^jßi^K^ phone i.. Luxury Bar Excellent 40-44 ARMENIAN STREET, SINGAPORE. TEL: *****-6-7 JUJ77\ Ouiel... offering you all *1 i lie comforls
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  • 29 7 Lmtroduce giant Boeing 707 ietlinerTTTTT^^^^^ London via Singapore 9 Cruising a sof us°i?ssO from Singapore to London will be cuMo 1 6 L 25 ri™
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  • 283 7 Built near the sea to cater for tourists rT- le\ ur--111 The furniture is all custom made md all bedsteads with padded head and foot boards are titted with base sprint; and supporting mattr« The hedsid lrr fitted ulth Rediffusion speaker. I telephone The urn writ designed for
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  • 544 7 Hasselblad —a reflex camera for fine work HASSELBLAD is a single-lens reflex camera of extrame versatility derived partly from the use of interchangeable rollfilm magazines. It is intended for high-level professional use, feature and Press Photography etc., as well as close-up work. Special accessories are available for the latter purpose
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  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • 203 7 I O flights a week CACH if A I m m mm m I on the Kangaroo route I 8 FLIGHTS A WEEK WEST TO LONDON m DEPARTS AIRCRAFT ARRIVES .1 one j each way MON., 11.55 a.m. Britannia TUES., 12.55 p.m. TUES., 7.30 a.m. Super Constellation WED., 6.45 p.m.
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    • 377 7 In the first two months of operation 25,000 passengers have flown by S4S CARAVELLE PURE JET S/tS OFFERS PURE JET SERVICE TO MORE CITIES THAN ANY OTHER AIRLINE IN THE WORLD! As a pure jet, the SAS Coravelle gives you the newest, >i^ fastest type of air travel. It is
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  • 495 8 They have been used for centuries SPECIALISATION AT EACH SPA rpHE use of mineral springs m Switzerland goes back to prehistoric times. Votive offerings of the Bronze Age have been found m the wooden frames originally built around the medicinal springs of St. Moritz. Mineral baths
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    • 165 8 "Mmm^-^mmm M m I 4* I* 'm% mf 'M 'mf* m™ 4* I m. M^ m.M mm mm m. I I U*»- mmrmmmm m m J mv mm mm 7 mw^^ mr^m\ mmm m I AW mrn^t km W mm m I mm M mM^ M^ am a m^laW n
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    • 118 8 See a different land, travel to I )f n I D i 1 IT J SOUTH AFRICA X-:- J^ REGULAR SA sgty P FROM SING^ I Jv\§) F ARES AS FROM J^^ f SUO.---V ROYAL INTEROCEAN LINs \W^r > agents K. P. M. LINES SINGAPORE TEL: 2H31-7. P£^ '< HARRISONS
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  • 240 9 I'EBMISSIOX MUST III: SOUGHT FIRST FOR I»O\ ATIOVS TO Bl IMH.Vft FKXDS JVE Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, yesterday warned principals of schools m Singapore that they must not collect, any money for school building purposes trom students without express permission irom
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  • 151 9 17,000 INSURED AGAINST TB IN SINGAPORE SEVENTEEN thousand people are now on the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association's insurance scheme register, 2,000 having joined the scheme during the first six months of the year. Most of those who joined j :nks year are employees of firms. A majority of the large firms
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  • 66 9 Indians m Malaya are :ble for the foreign lanscholarships offered by the Government of India holarshlpa will be for ion m certain lanuoad. .ndidates should not be I an of age on Sept. .D 59. must have a univerand proficiency m m which they to specialise.
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  • 35 9 The water supply will be shut off until 5 p.m. today along Coronation Road West between Queen A&trid Park and Astrid Hill, and at Oel Tiong Ham Park to connect a water main.
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  • 129 9 Election posters: A warning TTUALA LUMPUR. Fii. The v Central Electricity Board has written to all political parties taking part m the era! election pointing out that it is- an offence to j stick posters on CKB pro- perty and that any found will *be removed and tne parties charged
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  • 40 9 SPED meets on Sunday The 12th annuai general meeting of the Singapore Printing Employees' Union will be hold at the Hokkien Huay Kuan. Telok Aver Street, on Sunday at 12.30 p.m. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair will address* the meeting.
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  • 70 9 Altered his card —12 months JOHORE BAHRU. F: Kork Yeoh Meng, a charcoal dealer, was sentenced to 12 months" jail lor making alterations on an idei card without lawful authoi His photograph on the card did not tally with duplicate kept m the re tration office, m the duplicate the
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  • 58 9 CHRISTL, TOO, SEEKS 'MISS SURF' TITLE (hristl D"('ruz who holds the title of Miss Polytechnic has srt her on winning the title of ".Miss Surf." Seven other siH*» are competing. 1 he Surf mannequin contest film is appearing at all the maior cinemas m Singapore and .Malaya. The sponsors are
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  • 39 9 Sir Arthur Elton, a pioneer of British documentary films, will speak about the early days of the film industry and the social implications of films In "'Talk of the Week" at 8.15 p.m. today over Radio Singapore.
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  • 28 9 The Netherlands Assistant Vice-Consul m Singapore. Mr. E. Bos, and his wife sailed yesterday for The Hague where he will take up a new appointment.
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  • 64 9 No official opening for trade fair There will be no official opening for the trade lair to be held at the Great World amusement park. Singapore, from Aug. 14 to Sept 6. te cutting of ribbon, reception and cocktail party which u.sed to maik this event have been dispensed with
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  • 60 9 Under-aged students In Singap* re Chinese aided who were earlier a>ked to leave, may now continue with their studies. The Ministry of Education has decided that they should be allowed to remain because most of them would be of school-going age next year. But principals have been
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  • 95 9 SIT FLATS TO BE GIVEN TOO TTHE Singapore Joint A Relief Organisation has given $20 each to the Boat Quay fire victims. They al.>o received $5 each from the chairman of the Council of Social Services, Mr. Lee Kong Cilia n Besides these gifts, the
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  • 205 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Indonesian Government has barred all its officials who hold specific posts overseas j from marrying non- j Indonesians. A directive to this effect has been sent to ail its I diplomatic missions. It was i .signed by the Indonesian
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  • Page 9 Advertisements
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
    • 140 9 STORE TIDES TODAY: 12.33 p.m. TOMORROW: 0.32 a.m. and 1.24 p.m. SUNDAY: Ll3 a.m. and 1.58 p.m. MONDAY: 1.59 a.m. and 2.34 p.m. TUESDAY: 2.51 a.m. and 3.16 p-m. WEDNESDAY: 336 a.m. and 4.07 p.m. THURSDAY: 5.2K a.m. and 5.12 p.m. TODAY VW.CJI (Outram Road): Malay absolute beginners 1 n
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  • 369 10 Here are first household hints cash prize winners! r riit: irinner <>i the sio Hrst pri/r m "Household Hints' contests No. 1 is Mrs. 15. Radrifues, t>7. Mcrryn Kn.ul Singapore, 11. She writ- CHILD'S marble can be .i verj useful thing 1 when not m the hands of youngIt you
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  • 686 10 Talking about By Nurse Children Meg \jOST problems which arise m the early weeks of infancy seem to be associated with feeding. To an inexperienced mother it must seem that there is a bewildering variety of baby foods and an equally bewildering abundance of advice.
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  • 347 10 SHORTS, JEANS FOR MO THERS TO-BE [ROUND THE SINGAPORE SHOPS 1^ HhR rcct'ive7^J^ WeCk /r VoUne m °«her.s-to-be. Robinsons have ThPv n> ,'v.n awaited consignment of shorts and jeans. iney are available to white, canary yellow, honey beise blue and green, m hard wearing ribbed cotton or sail cloth the
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    • 192 10 ESTECIALLI Kuala Lumpur. 1. 12^57 PREPARED l\h\M FtLDI.NG mn^^^t P| I.ACTOGEN is a correctly-balanced infant jjß W\ \itamin D and Organic Iron. LACTOGEN fl PSSsI 1S remarka^'y cas v t0 mix nothing to add c^Et -MOTHER BOOK j^j^nf of the "Mother Book" for expectant and <sr*^\ nursing" mothers is Post
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    • 48 11 m A M kt 0 I H bT L Lite ■V "w X IllVI" I prices. I I DP GADJA BARGAIN M&NSHIRE m Shirts v on UR&DiNG CO. lUL VALUE! fiimssA" HELVETIA and r« MACHINES ands t- '^DERS CO. ST week ALE m pnccs. AX 'sr A Ni
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    • 175 11 CARPETS EASY TERMS FULL RANGE OF Indian, B.M.K. and other Ens' 1 Belgium, Chinese etc. From SHROFFS Your Favourite Carpet 60/62, Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** Old Orchard Motor Showroom] SALES NEWS! SPECIAL CUT PRICE SALES LADIES CHILDREN'S r\A/ r a r> CM X vioukes. Underwear, Dressmo Gowns Frocks. Ploysuits
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    • 192 11 IS buyers look for bargains and on this page you will find the best bargains m town. Just take a look at them and see for yourself. Most of these articles are things you have to buy any- ay s<> why not buy them cheaply? SHROFFS CARPETS of Orchard Road
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    • 559 11 mioally ouy that carpet you've always wanted. Ai.so most of the carpet* on sale have been cut m price by us much as 10 to 15 per cent. Better hurry aloim to Singh's, 47/4'j Stamford Road, as soon a.s you can! SUCH A LOVELY SELECTION of low-priced gifts at Ding
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    • 634 11 JAVA BATIK SARONGS MATERIAL Is all the rage, these days. This wondertul fabric is very popular lor fashions and the designs are i so various that there seems to be no limit to its range of styles. And the price of batik is always low when bought from Chop Gaja,
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    • 282 11 dressed man. The sole agent tor Manshire shirts is Heera Trading, 87 High Street. FOR ONLY $3.20 per head m the luxurious atmosphere of the Rosee dOr Restaurant you can have an excellent lunch of soup, fish. meat. fruits and coffee. Here m Singapore's most modern and fully air-conditioned restaurant
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    • 258 11 LADIES! CARPETS Ethne Beauty Parlour offer you for this month ON only their curly hair cutting at the unprecedent- mirf PURCHASE ed price of $3.00 only Better make an appointment straight away. SINGHS Ethne Beauty Parlour MI m o 4749 Stamford Road Tangle Inn (Upstairs) Tanglin Road Tel: *****. S
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    • 178 11 BANARAS SAREES Special Offer Latest design at MODERATE PRICES MAGANLAL NAGINDAS CO. 85/87 Arob Street, Smgopor«. Tel: ***** SPECIAL BARGAIN A T DING HOW for Dinner Set m Eastern Style $65.00 Flower Voses m many attractive shapes Floral Lamps $7.50 each 33, North Bridge Rood, Singopore Tel: ***** Save your
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  • 472 12 SINGAPORE LIFTER IN 'DEVASTATING 9 FORM TAN Howe Liang, Singapore's 1958 Asian and British Empire and Commonwealth Games tfold medallist, is m hard training. His ambition is to break tour world records m the lightweight class at the Singapore Olmypic Sports Council's miniature Olympics
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  • 117 12 2-1 REVENGE FOR CHESHIRES heshin I: R.P.O 1. IT vvas thrill upon thrill m the semi-final of the Army Senior lup at Tanglin yesterday. tients of extra time, the dehe Pay Corps net from outside he Cheshires into the J4. Bu: the first goal of the centre for>n alter 11
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  • 124 12 Minnr> b: I.R.C 1 \IARINE Department take ihe k M lead In the S.A.F.A. Di'\ 1 .c with this victory yesterday ilan Bes.ir .ninating exchange?. Marines nevertheless could not score until the 20th minute when m (he c minutes they became Wahab Abu set the"
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  • 34 12 Arthur Kyle-Little and C\i\\ Kirkwood won the men's doubles title lor the third consecutive year at the Singapore Cricket Club lawn tennis championships. They beat Chris Arkell and Kurt Bleummcrs 9-7. 6-1.
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  • 198 12 T ONDON. Fri.— Yorkshire *ith six wlcke si :.ding need only 40 runs to beat Middlesex at Scarborough today victory which lid either narrow the crap or !:eep the*n m the hunt for the county cricket title viih the holders Surrey After Yorkshire had been sei
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  • 51 12 Innings win for Saints St. Andrew's beat Slglap Secondary by an innings and 30 runs m a cricket ma^ch at Siglap. Siglap 14 (Raj Kumar 4-13. Shankar 3-3 > and 19 (R. Kumar 4-9. Shanker 5-12>; St. Andrew's 63 (Robert Oey 21. Tan Gee Woe 11, Raj Kumar 10. Puvan
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  • 294 12 SCC score twice in last 10 min. Singapore Crlckel Club. S; Bintans; Bulan S. C. 0. GROUND conditions contributed to the exit of Bintang Bulan from the SAFA Junior Knockout Cup on the Padang yesterday. They could not adapt themselves to the slippery pitch, while the Cricket Club could and
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  • 160 12 Seletar want to contest both cups the 6.A.KA. Di\. ciuunj bici iur the juni Senior Cu] cred the Junior comp< Uup alter Amicables Aa. had notified SA I they were withdrawing from the Div. One L* An ly One 5 the Seni re unable to raise An. curiem 1 ney
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  • 46 12 Spit-tar 1 Sukai amai 0 yHE airmen had to struggle, but A their one goal gave them Uif SAFA Div. 2 championship yesterday at Jalan Be*ai. Win was the scorer. Goalkeeper X hone foi Sukaramai, who defended for mosi of the match.
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  • 60 12 Seletar Indians badminton Beletar Young Indiana .snorts Club invite entiies for its annual badminton tournament to be held m September. Entries are also invited from the Old Boys of the fojiner Admiralty Asian School for the stngham Memorial Cup. Entiies close on Aug 11. Details can hi' obtained from Mr.
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  • 16 12 commence i r^ h« practices eve Fri- HO p.m on tije'r m i- i;
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  • 83 12 Half century by wicketkeeper l>lßMl\(iH.\\i, Fri.— Wicketkeeper Jack lox and offMJ spinner Basil Bridge both hit the first half centuries of their careers for Warwickshire against the Indians at fcdgbaston here yesterday sharing an exhilarating seventh wfckei stand Of 78 m 48 minutes. M^emn Five sixes came during the stand
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  • 198 12 All Blues XV beaten on eve of tour PENANG All -Blue* lnwUtion tram were beaten 13-o jresterdaj b> Penang Garrison, who scored two goals and a try to a penalty goal. li was a trial on ihi or tae Blue.v departure lor I kok. They leave for Slam t t
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  • 280 12 Two foreign Players eliminated •TWO fon eliminated m the opening round ot tne Selangor Internation b a a m inton championships, which began yesteruay at tne Selangor B.A. H. The, are Indonesia's Mohd Diundi and 16-year-old Thinß Elian Hiuw. Both were beaten In the singles. Eight left Foreign pm>eis u«...uuiim
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  • 121 12 IKE WANTS 'BEAT THUG LABOUR Rest of the general PRESIDENT EISENHOV demanded from C American peopl<- fron I* and other ccnupt labour-management Speaking In television and radio addr the President of labour reform was one of great Imp to every Amer above any par tdera on. "I want only '-fltection
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  • 7 12 Scintillat Varsit Product I I II P
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  • 16 12 PARIS. :\bva bj watchman from neighboi. when fire d tral Pa:.
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  • 36 12 Military joins safety bid A special yestei road safety campaign. N( m three whit were specially check military d: "bad drivii Apari from I Military Police team ■d to tour difTerei and lecture or. read i
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  • 21 12 BLOEMFONTEIN Africa, f who claimed local unite tei course woman the Bupren rday to Li imprisonment
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  • Page 12 Advertisements
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  • Page 12 Miscellaneous
    • 50 12 TODAY'S SrOKT ATHLETICS 1-rimarv m H< i r M.idiuir. r I I rnnis Hatches by Indian. I i lid \uvtr.ilian pl.»\ers. m Sniauidng -r S« luh>l charaH p.m. Golf KM u">m»-n Krpin 1 woCinema Guide LAT H A V Pi ODC 0 N P SC«v ALHAMBRA. Phonr Tri Of Love
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