The Singapore Free Press, 25 September 1959

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    14 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS ffl* No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opnion More aid from the West
    98 1 Opnion More aid from the West BANK and na] Mone- tan the next der an for a Deve- ation with 00 million jans ■d Consultwhich yesterap- couno\e to get body. Finance ran Siew I principle, of turther :de Dr Goh .vn. he enFederation •o terlar ecor Tan :p a to
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    Compromise in teachers' union dispute
    92 1 Compromise in teachers' union dispute LEADERS of opposing fac tions m the 3.000-strong Singapore Teachers' Union met at tne Ministry of Labour and Law yesterday. I Afterwards they agreed to j adjust the agenda for next Sundays meeting of the j Union m order to bring about a compromise m
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    BETTING: GOVT. ACTS
    311 1 BETTING GOVT. ACTS j Legislation now under study to control gambling, smash illegal bookmaking, boost revenue Off -course wagering likely to be made legal [HL Singapore Government plans to introduce a Bill to legalise off-the-course betting through licensed betting shops and smash illegal bookmaking. The Minister for Labour and Law,
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    RUBBER IS DOWN 7/8 CENTS
    33 1 October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 100> cents per lb., down seveneighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    $160 MORE FOR S'PORE PRODIGIES
    258 1 $160 MORE FOR S'PORE PRODIGIES SINGAPOREANS have responded to the appeal for the violinist prodigies but said they felt for the plight of the family as a whole, including the 12-year-old sister and mother. Yesterday's donations w-ere small, but a tone of human kindness rang m them. Like the schoolboy
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    DEVILISH CREATIONS OF A GANGLAND ARSENAL
    141 1 SWOOPING on a Lorong 17, Geylang, hideout yesterday at dawn, Singapore police unearthed this Gangland arsenal. It includes guns, daggers, acid bombs and swords all of them home-made. THE GUNS are made by welding iron pipes together at right angles. They are loaded with
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    R.P.C. supports plan to send rubber mission
    217 1 R.P.C. supports plan to send rubber mission KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Rubber Producers' Council, the top body representing the rubber industry, is understood to be generally m favour of the controversial proposal to send a rubber mission overseas to sell Malayan rubber to consuming countries, including Communist China and Russia.
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    The King's son flies home
    60 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tengku Ja'afar, second son ol the Yang di-Pertuan Agong arrived at the Kuala Lumpui airport from Britain yesterday and left immediately foi Bungsar Hospital to see hi* father. He was accompanied by hi* wife, Najihah and a daughter The Yang di-Pertuar Agong
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    Two ill after eating apple
    40 1 Two children from Ta. Tong Crescent, off MacPherson Road, were admitted tc the Singapore General Hospital yesterday after sharing an apple. The children, both twc years old. are Tay Poh Mo; and Tay Poh Kiah.
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    Hospital visit
    19 1 The Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew, will vl.si Kandang Kerbau Maternit; Hospital today at 2.30 p.m.
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    Lock icon 54 killed in air crash in France
    144 1 54 killed in air crash in France BORDEAUX, Fri. A French DC-7 airliner crashed soon after taking off from Bordeaux airport for West Africa shortly before midnight, last night, and airport officials reported 54 of the 60 people on board dead. The remaining six w« re said to be seriously
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      108 1 DIPLOMAT CASUAL WEAR SHIRTS KNITTED WEAR /^T^s. *PYJAMA SUITS 1 HANDKERCHIEFS Vl// SINGLETS NECKTIES SHORTS BRIEFS >C/® Weekend Bargains Page 7 Feminascope Page 8 Latest overseas cables Page 10 Cartoons Page 3 Book section Page 4 Your lucky star Page 8 Ipoh race-finish photos Page 8 Conduct code for teachers
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    RAISE CASH THROUGH TAXES, S'PORE TOLD
    353 2 RAISE CASH THROUGH TAXES S'PORE TOLD Britain prefers overall aid scheme The Malayan dollar is one of world's strongest— Siew Sin LONDON, Friday. I)R. Goh Keng Swee, Singapore's Finance Minister, said yesterday that the British Government would prefer Singapore to prepare a development programme for some years ahead for the
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    Brunei engineer here for course
    61 2 Brunei engineer here for course Mr. A. v. Fuller (above), resident engineer of Harrisons and Crosfield (Borneo) Ltd. m Brunei, is one of the 60 delegates from 13 Asian countries who will attend the Ford Sales Training Course opening m Singa. pore on Oct. 1. First of its kind to
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    Lock icon NEW YORK MARKETS FIRM
    73 2 NEW YORK MARKETS FIRM LONDON. Fri.— Stock markets here yesterday developed i better tendency at the opening m response to the overnight improvement on Wall Street, but thi.- was not fully maintained and some appeared later. 11l New York, late profit taking caused the ticker to tall behind floor trading.
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    Lock icon Red China barred
    28 2 VIENNA, Fri. The International Atomic Energy Agency yesterday barred Communist China from sitting m its body after two hours of heavy political discussions irguing.-B Reuter
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    Shell Transport
    24 2 LONDON. Fri. Shell Transport and Trading Company decl-ared an interim dividend of ls. per share tax free, payable on Nov. 20. 195"
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    STEEL: IKE MAY STEP IN SOON
    163 2 WASHINGTON. Fri.— Steel work stoppages will bring Federal intervention if they go on much longer, according to Dow Jones. It said this was indicated privately by a senior Government official after President Eisenhower talked with his economic advisers on Wednesday to consider when the
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    G.M. steel stock
    25 2 DETROIT, Fri. General Motors Corporation said it had enough steel to keep building cars and lorries "through the latter part of October."
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    75 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Rockhampton Star 1/2, Bencleuch 4/5, Toronto 6A, Nagaura Maru 6/7, Wonosari 8/9. Wonogiri 10/11, Bengkalis 13/14, Tarifa 15/16, Liese Maersk 18, State of Madras 19, Perak N Wall 4, Seisho Maru 21/22, Rajah Brooke 23.
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    Lock icon Synthetic: The big opening
    223 2 SYNTHETIC rubber demand m the world outside the United States "is about to explode/ Mr. J. \V. Keener, president of the B. F. Goodrich Company of Ohio, said here yesterday. Speaking at the official opening, by the Dutch Minister of Economic Affairs, of a new synthetic
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      81 2 RUBBER No. 1 RSS ci.f. European v ports Sept. Oct. RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Oct. Nov TOM 1 .1Above prices quotes PEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q. t.i.f. European ports Sept. O<t PEPPER: BUck Sarawak Special c.i.f. European ports Sept. Oct.
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      43 2 TIN Straits Spot TIN futures Straits Contract Sept Oct TONE: Steady. >\li RUBBER Futures Sept Nov TONE: Barely steady. v\ M No. 1 RSS Oct. landed pt i. COFFEE: Futures *B Contract Sept. New OJI Above prices quoted :n VS.
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      16 2 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 49 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 65 Stocks Composite Averages
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      U.S. PEPPER
      31 2 Main bar spot and aw.v.tir.c re- lease 31. afloats 30s,. Ser'shipment 30 30. cf. I spot and awaiting' release afloats 30".,. September shipmen ex- .4bore prices quoted m U.S.
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      68 2 COPRA Philippines (it IK North European ports delivered weifht per Ion* ton Sept. COPRA, Straits ciJ. IK. North European ports delivered weight per lone ton Sept Oct. CWOXl T OIL crude Straits ci.f. European ports in bulk per long ton Oct COCONUT OIL crude Ceylon ci.f European
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    Rubber market
    48 2 LONDON. Fri.- The week started ieaturelessly on the i rubber market but some 'covering demand for near j positions developed into a squeeze for October delivery. Yesterday was the last day for trading m the October position which was closed out m a very quiet market.
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    Lock icon Pacific festival
    18 2 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. The trade and travel show of the Pacific Festival was opened yesterday* Reuter
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    648 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prici- 5 E. TMndty. Previous Tattay A'e< Bricks P'ff "5 1.70 OrdS. 2.20 Atlas Ice 5.00 SXO :B B. Petrol At BY. T rustees 525 525 Con Tin Smeit Pref. 39 19 O'ds. 36 36 6 Federal Dispersiry 1.00 .99 i
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    HONG KONG PRICES
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      153 2 BARBER LINES Fram U.S.A. EAST COAST PORTS via PANAMA, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO ANO HONGKONG. rURANDOT 29 Sept TAGAYTAY 11 Oct F ERN- VILLE FAR EAST LINES FrMl U.S.A. GULF PORTS via PANAMA, LOS ANGELES, SAN FRANCISCO ANO HONGKONG. FERNHILL 25 Sept KINGSVILLE 7 Oct BARBER-FERN- VILLE LINES Tl: NEW
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    Conduct code for 10,000 S'pore teachers
    361 3 Conduct code for 10,000 S'pore teachers TO BE SUBMITTED TO MINISTRY .apore Teachers' National Congress rcpannir a code of conduct for 10 1)00 K her- working m Government and aided dc will be based on the draft prepared committee of the World Confeder of the Teaching Profession resident of the
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    SETTEE ON TRIAL
    137 3 EARLY Singapore airport workers yesterday could not believe what they saw m the middle of the passengers* lounge. "It was not there when I left yesterday,' an airline porter said. "It is like nothing on earth. It must be one of those out-of-this-world things/ a clerk murmured.
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    Call for moral education
    73 3 Call for moral education A STUDENT leader at the University of Malaya m j Singapore yesterday called for greater emphasis to be laid on spiritual and moral standards by the educational j institutions. The student leader was Mr. S. Kumarapathy, 26-year-old former president of the University of Malaya Students' Union.
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    Lock icon Guest of Thai royal couple
    26 3 Guest of Thai royal couple BANGKOK. Fri— Princess andra is expected to arrive here on Sunday for a five-day vi>it a> the guest of lane: Reuter
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    Lock icon Plant for Saigon
    26 3 SAIGON. Fri— The French rubber firm Societe Michelin plans to set up a plant m Saigon capable of producing 4.000 bicycl^tube^an^tyre^ dailyM Reuter
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    9,000 houses collapsed
    39 3 BOMBAY. Fri. The Government has announced that 56 persons died, 1.500 villages were inundated, 9.000 houses collapsed and 4.000 cattle were lost m the fiveday floods m the Nagpur division of East Bombay State.— U.P I
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    'Still room for traders in R.I.'
    66 3 JAKARTA, Fri.— There are plans for most of Indonesia's imports to be arranged through government-owned commercial enterprises, according to Dr. Pamungkas. who is implementing the government's sweeping monetary reforms of August 24. However, he said that if a final decision was reached on this
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    STORE ROW: UMNO MAY INTERVENE
    182 3 Appeal for commonsense KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The headquarters of the! United Malays National Or-| ganisation may step intcß the crisis m the Singapore branch, taking over its control, if necessary. The move is being considered by the central executive committee as the rift m the
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    MAINLY PEOPLE
    187 3 Mr. P.J.P. Sweeting, passenger manager of the Shipping and travel department of Messrs. AngloFrench Trading Co leaves Singapore today for England on a 12-week holiday. Mr. G. Creighton is acting m his place. The programme of Indian dances arranged for tomorrow at the Bukit Panjang community centre, Singapore,
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      232 3 JEFF HAWKE by Sydney Jordan JE** HAWmfE MAKES A HO*?ff/EO FLIGHT TO Iflfl I OrEt? TWO HUNOQED THOUSAND S^^^^^SS^^^^^f^S^^f^ NEW YOCK TO WAVN THE wwXO*lD COUNCIL 1 MILES AWAY, THE TEST MISSILE THE *£gg*S?*™ POVE. J£££Z£o F OkC THE OANGEQ TO ALL ATOMIC t>o«*Eß fl IS HEA&NG THE MOON Th
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    Justice 2,000 years ago
    80 4 MEUMUENSTER. Germany. THE body of a man estimated to be more than 2,000 years old was discovered m a bog by construction workers here. Experts said that it was well-preserved and appeared to be the product of some kind of administration of justice. Two stakes lay
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    Mechanical doctors and nurses in hospitals of future
    550 4 Mechanical doctors and nurses in hospitals of future tremendous possibilities are just beginning to be worked out m the field of electronic medicine. It is coming more rapidly than many people believe Electronic computers, their mechanical "memories" filled with medical information, have already proved a limited success m the diagnosis
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    Lock icon HOPE IS CENTRED ON IKE-K. TALKS
    308 4 U.S. democracy sltatv is 'wasted* gRITISH diplomats said m London that American attempts to demonstrate the advantages of a capitalistic democracy over communism have been "wasted" on Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. They said their hopes that something useful would come out ol his U.S.
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    THE WORLD OF SCIENCE
    129 4  - THE WORLD OF SCIENCE JOHN BAKER By. AMERICAN scientists arc working on electronic brains which they hope will turn out to be effective mechanical "doctors" and "nurses." Some scientists predict that an electronic 'doctor" may be able to automatically check a patient's symptoms, issue a diagnosis, and recommend treatment as
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    Lock icon ELECTRIC CONTROL OF BRAIN
    216 4 SCIENTISTS have begun to tinker electronically with man's brain. They say it is possible to modify human emotions and behaviour by means of electric currents so mild that the subject is not even aware of them. A Yale University scientist has produced marked effects on behaviour
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    BOOK of the WEEK
    256 4 BOOK of the WEEK MUSIC FOR MOHINI. Bhdbani Bhattacharya. Angus k Robertson, 17/6. ITER fathers adver- tisement m the newspaper read "Wanted, a suitable match for a handsome. educated girl of charming disposition. Highly gifted radio singer.*' Surely all Mohini s friends m Bengal would tease her. And yet, even
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    Paper-backs that will please
    242 4 MiSTKK JELLY ROLL. Alan Loraax. Pan Books, 51.75. The life story of Jelly Roll Morton, the greatest jazz pianist and composer of his time. Easy to read, it will be of great interest to the jazz lover. TOWARDS ZERO. Agatha Christie. Fontana Books, 51.25. An unusual
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    NOW WIN THE BOOK
    152 4 NOW answer these questions and win the book: i wu' or hat d 0 the ln,t »als GATT. stand? 2. What I s -ww o ia o n of Dr Sparrow's wife m the "DOCS' wff"?* Wha .f, was the occupation of Figaro of Seville? 4
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      696 4 HENDRYS ftr V^^p' Medals MHk' Shields. m Special g discount Schools P. H. HENDRY Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North Bridge Road. i?apore. 6. A- KuaU Lmnpor. CLASSIFIED ADS, BIRTH Aard* M (Vimimum) TANNER: To Sue and Geoff a September a son Mark Charles at Gleneagles Hospital. Both well. I AT YOUR
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      218 4 raw* Stereophonic Table R a^ Four wave bands, lc speakers and l treble loutoa i fidelity superhet for Mljtx t Sockets are provided for record player, tape recor I loudspeaker ior perfec s tno *J H A ffflMfl Co Ltd .....„0..-u. for smart grown-ups and jL 4«m<\fi\m charming children, too!
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      470 4 i CLUES ACROSS 2 Blurb that's given away free 14 doesn't come here to o £>- learn, however (6. 3 They re round for regal pomp That good old-fashioned dose g' w sl 1 5 ht Jii: H-H Qt cf lftl of medicine (6). i H^- H 11^* 1 at
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    And there is little the police can do
    445 5 THIS ELECTRIC m LIGHT BULB IS A WEAPON. An innocent means of household illuminiation, it is converted into one of gangland's favourite horrors slmpiy by loading it witn acid. r lo make this conversion into something wnich can blind and dishgure a
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    Lock icon S'PORE BRIDE
    40 5 picture. Sved Ahwed Shovohatay and his Singapore bride, the former Miss Lubeida Reshty. They were wed m Singapore on Wednesday. The bride is the daughter of Mrs M A Reshty. and the bridegroo|m^h^|jim^||d of East Pakistan.* Free Press
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    VARSITY TO SET UP OWN PRESS
    258 5 VARSITY TO SET UP OWN PRESS rnHE University of Malaya will soon have a press I- of its own. It will be set up m Kuala Lumpur and registered as a limited liability company, both m the Federation and Singapore. The central council of the University has already approved the
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    Malaya won't see eclipse of the sun
    139 5 Malaya won 't see eclipse of the sun THERE will be a total 1 eclipse of the sun next Friday, Oct 2, but the people m Malaya cannot see it. The eclipse will occur when it is midnight m The eclipse will last three minutes and two seconds. Commander J.
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    10 5 A bulb full of acid it can disfigure for life.
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    INSURANCE CHIEF IS VICTIM OF HOAX
    202 5 INSURANCE CHIEF IS VICTIM OF HOAX KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— An insurance executive m Kuala Lumpur is the victim of a campaign to upset his peace of mind. The district manager of the company, Mr. Liau Eng Siang, told The Free Press yesterday: "I have had a number of mystery telephone
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    REQUEST TO EMPLOYERS
    36 5 Singapore employers have been asked to submit returns of all workmen m their employ for the period ending Sept. 20. 1959, to the Commissioner for Labour, Havelock Road, not later than Oct. 14.
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      275 5 I LATEST NON -IRON SHIRTS I from the CONTINENT X #^jl Have you seen our latest tjM ran-e i„ Continental Shirt> OJ appreciate the detailing. •'M-liiM^e fabric and >t l es ihorc aKays something 3L far mM X y T V I M,H and different at... \^Z^B^mm>r |TMittiM'S SHOP HIGH
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      288 5 For example: More overseas experience When you step aboard a Pan American Clipper* you immediately sense the difference that experience makes. You discover it m the quiet efficiency of your flight crew. Pan American's superbly trained personnel serve you with a deftness ana smoothness that come from 31 years of
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      173 5 SINGAPORE ARTS COUNCIL: Indian art exhibition at Raffles Museum 9 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. MALAYAN ECONOMICS SOCIETY: Lecture of population problems by Dr. You Poh Seng at Cultural Centre 5.30 p.m. V.M.C.A.: Sceneshlfters "Martha" rehearsal 8 p.m. KAMALA CLUB: Malayalam class 9a.m. to 11a.m., 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Y.WvCA.
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      41 5 HIGH TIDES TODAY: 3.18 p.m. TOMORROW; 5.01 a.m. and 4.19 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.07 a.m. and 5.45 p.m. MONDAY: 8.29 a.m. and 7.30 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.09 a.m. and 8.36 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.43 a.m. and 9.24 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.12 a.m. and 10.07 p.m.
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    Write to Nurse Meg: She'll solve your baby problem
    281 6 ,s YOUR baby problem? Write to Nurse Meg, an expert m child welfare, and she will tell you how to end your worries. Your name and address will not be published. All inquiries are treated as confidential. Address your letter to
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    It's steam for a clear skin
    408 6 "A girl is never too young: to start, but if youi HAVE neglected it m the past then don't waste another minute." L. Joy uses several new techniques. One is tne steam bath above I which is used for making sure that the pores
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    EXTRA IRON IS A 'MUST'
    575 6 JN my last article I discussed the first stages of introducing baby to solid food. Once these initial stages have been accepted, and baby has become used to the idea of different textured food, a greater variety can be offered. Well-cooked rice is well digested
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      402 6 ~^m\> MBnl S mZmm <i»qn every we^T? OOU HOUSEHOLD H^ Keep rice, free from pesfe rpHE winner of the "Household Hi x this week is Mrs. M. Bald COn^ Raffles Park, Singapore, 14. who win prize of $20 for this letter: If you want to keep no w weevils, insects
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      53 6 THIS WEEKS COMPETITIOH There is another "Housoholn week. Send your entry to Femma.sco;x 7 Times House. River Valley Road. :s It "Household Hint" m the botton There is a prize of $20 for the winner and*« for the two runners-up. The closing J Winning names and addresser- wf. be publish
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      205 7 HULUA I Table and Pedestal Fans lyM m 16 stocks arrived Hire purchase from per month ■shroffs fhe Carpet Shop Mais'} Orchard Rd., Singapore. Tel: ***** IjOrcho'd Motor Showroom) I INDIAN ■HANDLOOM Fabrics Sarecs, Bedspreads, Towels, Raw Silk etc., etc. jild at control prices cd by HDIAN HANDLOOM BOARD lAG
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      208 7 Orient SEWING MACHINES Also Other Br«nd« on easy kir« pureh««__» Sole Agents.SHROFFS The Carpet Shop 60/62, Orchord Rd.. S',^. 'OW Orchard Motor Showroom; DRESSING GOWNS with Embroidered Chinese Character of ve ry reasonable price $3.50 each Visit C. K. TANG LTD. 310 Orchard Rd., Singopore 9. Tel: *****/***** SPECIAL BARGAIN
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      374 7 I Arab Street. They have the latest and finest quality of Java Batik sarongs. A SALE THE dollar saving housewife should go to see without delay is the one Abdul Kader Is having at their 59 Arab Street shop. It's a tremendous sale aimed at clearing all old stocks of
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    Local riders in top form
    379 8 A;FNAUNRF RACE ONE-Cl. 2, Div. 5, S|f. str. 1. On Parole 8.10 (Leo n ff 2. Laneier 8.10 <J£"~*>. (Buang). 4. Winlaton 8.09 (Donnelly). Winner trained by Spencer Won by: head; head. Time. limn. 9 I/S. Tote: SB7, S18; SIO; 536. RACE TWO— CI. 2
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    IT PAYS TO BACK THEIR MOUNTS
    114 8 IT PAYS TO BACK THEIR MOUNTS M I their I Si:. I im da; I Ipoli thr I tota go«d li I tn« than sio' I I I Mat Sh I dei I thraii I Uairh \uhiaA I fivp p« j I It In- lir n»_.- m jn(»thrr ner. lt
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    SUNDAY RACING OPPOSED
    106 8 CHURCH and religiou leaders m Singapore yesterday strongly criti cised the Singapore Turf Club's proposal to try out Sunday racing next month. The Singapore Turf Club announced that it was going to introduce Sunday racing on Oct. 15 as an experiment. If it proved a success then
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      664 8 i pn WM BORN today, you have been given exceptional talent by the stars and it behooves you to make the best possible use of it. If you do, then fame as well as fortune will be yours. It may not come all at once, but over the years you
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    Johore bid for S'pore titles
    785 9 Johore bid for S' pore titles mVK ENTER Fnn sP OPEN CHAMPFniysnrp" ■fg jMiorc badminton stars will make a hin t m the Singapore Badminton Associating. the tl sin ,es and doubles lart tomorrow at the Singapore S S a t onal championships X sunday and on Monday the to^^i
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    Anderson & Segura in final
    58 9 Anderson Segura in final LONDON, Fri. Mal Anderson (Australia) and Pancho Segura (Ecuador) reached the singles final of the London International professional lawn tennis championships at Wembley last night. Anderson caused a surprise by beating fellow Australian Ken Rosewall 7-5, 2-6. 4-6. 6-3. 6-4. Anderson had defeated Frank Sedgman (Ausi
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    126 9 feels that he :c i_»ed unfairly for :ne above South ie bid as follows: One 1 Diamonds; Three f ir Clubs; Four Diamonds. Bast penalty of 500. bid was impeccasecond call was Is better, not ber honours, but m order to leave more leeway; it ts unwise to
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    Ceylonese cricket
    64 9 The Singapore Ceylon Sports Club team to meet Negri Sembilan Ceylonese m the southern zone final of the Malayan Ceylonese cricket tournament at Balestier Road on Sunday at 10.30 a.m. will be: K.S. Retnam (capt), S. Nagiah, A. Delilkan. C. Thuraisingam, S. Soocelaraj. T. Rejendram, S. Kulasingam, T.
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    Lock icon U.K. FOOTBALL
    27 9 LONDON, Fri. Results of yesterday's football matches I were: League Division Four: Doncaster Rovers 5 Southport 0; Workington Town 1. Gilling- i ham I.— Reuter
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    Revolver shoot to Kum Woh
    122 9 SINGAPORE Asian Games shoot- ing representative Kok Kum Woh won the Singapore Rifle Association's revolver shoot competition at the association's annual shoot at Beach Road on Sunday. Results of the shoot: Revolver (.38) open: 1. Kok Kum Woh (91 pte), 2. Lim Scow Peng (89
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    VARSITY 2-0
    20 9 University of Malaya beat Police "B" 2-0 m a SHA Division II hockey match at Bukit Timah yesterday.
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    Johore United too good for Recs
    263 9 Johore United too good for Recs ¥N a one-sided rugger match on the padang yesterday, Johore Bahru United swamped the Singapore Recreation Club by 35 points (four goals, four tries and penalty) to five (goal). Johore United were the faster, fitter and better team. But they were not without their
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    Stable Boys and Tengah in 1-1 draw
    160 9 Stable Boys and Tengah in 1-1 draw THE second replay of the SAFA Junior Cup soccer semi-final between Stable Boys Sports Club and RAF Tengah ended m a l-i draw at Geylang Stadium yesterday. SAFA called for a replay after the Stable Boys had successfully protested m another match played
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    Support for new hockey rules
    245 9 HOCKEY Officials and club secretaries yesterday gave their full suDDort and approval "T c new laws m- i J ihu the Sintroduced by the bin gapore Hockey Assoelation on Wednesreclaimed, that the strict, new laws would help to improve theg and infuse dlXill„; which had
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    LEE WILL RIDE AT FLEMINGTON
    233 9 j Toss of coin decides who goes ALLAN LEWIS first with the news Tur^ j IPOH, Friday. HE decision to invite Moses Lee to ride m the series of International Stakes races m Australia during December was decided on the toss of a I coin.
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    Four horses clock 40 ½
    241 9 Four horses clock 40 From ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Friday. ANOTHER inch and threequarter of rain, last night, kept the training tracks very^ heavy for this mornings work. The fastest time of the morn|ing for three furlongs was 40i made by Supersonic with Automation and by another pair, Commotion and Queensway.
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    Schools swim
    28 9 Chinese Schools will comnete m the annual inter<^hool swimming championships tomorrow at Amber Road. More than 200 school boys ''nd girls have entered for the gala.
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    Lock icon LUCKY COUPLE
    56 9 LUCKY COUPLE pictures. Wednesday was a lucky day for popular Malayan racehorse owners, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Tjong Picture above shows the lucky couple leading: m the winners m two races at Ipoh. Left. Mrs. Tjong leads m Gembira. winner of the fourth race and right: Mr. Tjong leads
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    Lock icon This is the tour climay
    278 10 KHRUSHCHEV AND EISENHOWER SET FOR t_ii,l SOVIET LEADER CALLS FOR REASONABLE AND FLEXIBLE APPROACH WASHINGTON. Friday. MR. Nikita Khrushchev completed his 6,000--mile tour of the United States last night and now returns to the climax of his first American visit the week-end talks with President
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    Lock icon U.S. moon rocket setbacks
    112 10 U.S. moon rocket setbacks LONDON. Fri. Dr. Hugh Dryden, Administrator of the American National Aeronautics and Space Administration, said m Aachen. West Germany, yesterday that the United States would not hit the moon with a rocket for from two to five years. At Cape Canaveral, Florida, 'an American moon rocket
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    Lock icon I murdered, robbed, says Hume
    138 10 I murdered, robbed, says Hume WINTERTHUR. Switzerland. Fri. Donald Brian Hume, on trial for the murder of a Swiss taxi-driver, told a court here yesterday he robbed the Midland Bank !in Brentford, London, and shot a clerk. He also admitted killing Stanley Setty. a car dealer, out of jealousy, sawing
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    Switch to Malay
    17 10 The University of Malaya StudenU Council will soon use I Malay at its meetings.
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    Lock icon VISIT BY CARDINAL
    50 10 VISIT BY CARDINAL picture. Free Press the Holy See, chats with Monsignor Dominic Vendargon Bishop of Kuala Lumpur, at Singapore airport The Cardinal, who spent yesterday m Singapore on his way to Jakarta for a four-day tour, was last year one of the candidates to succeed Pope Pius X 11.-11
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    Lock icon Liked tour very much—Mr. K.
    65 10 Liked tour very much Mr. K. WASHINGTON. Fri. At a reception at the Soviet Embassy last night. Mr. Khrushchev was asked by a reporter whether he was not tired and glad that his eight-day crosscountry tour was over. The Soviet leader replied: •'Everything must have an end. good things and
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    THAT TNT MAY BE JAPANESE
    43 10 Seven bags of TNT found on a beach off Lim Chu Kang Road. Singapore, yesterday, may be Japanese. It is known that fishermen have salvaged old ammunition dumped m the swamps. It is used illegally to kill fish.
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    Lock icon Stabbing accident
    28 10 HYANNIS (Massachusetts). Fri.— The district attorney said that Mr. Walter Munford, the American Steel magnate m hospital with a knife wound, had accidentally stabbed himself.-« Reuter
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    Lock icon U.K. WAR ON BLINDNESS
    119 10 T^EW YORK, Fri. Britain has reduced the incidence of blindness by 10 per cent, as a result of the National Health Service, a British doctor said here. Dr. Harry Freeman of London, an executive member of the Council of the British Optical Association, stated m a
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    Lock icon GIRLS WERE FASCINATED
    54 10 world.— picture. STUDENTS of the Tanjong Katong Arabic School spent more than an hour visiting the Free Press yesterday. Led by their form teacher, Che Saadah Suhaimi. the girls took a keen interest. Here they cluster round the teleprinter machine which is relaying spot news from all
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    NEW REBEL THREAT ON ROYAL CAPITAL
    185 10 VIENTIANE, Friday. pARATROOPS were rushed AWAY FROM the beleaguered fortress of Sam Neva yesterday to meet a new rebel threat on the royal capital of Luang Prabang. The Second Paratroop Battalion was airlifted there. Rebel units, being driven north by the LaoUan army, suddenly
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    Lock icon New election issue —take-over bids
    256 10 New election issue take-over bids LONDON, Friday. T>IG private financial deals which have gone wrong and worried thousands of small invest- ors have become an issue m the British general election campaign. Trouble over these transactions involving: millions of pounds has pushed the election itself off the front pages of
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    Lock icon NEW A. FOR. PEACE PLANT
    35 10 NEW A. FOR. PEACE PLANT LO\b( i! f. p,,ot expe, ted t«Ty 0f its k*»d and* the world. it noUnced »ast me dLs; •;••■:.< I L v b Ast I J I Oi" du>* ooms.- Reuter
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      65 10 Cinema Guide CATHAY. Phone *****: Now Show S*uth Pacific 4 3" A tM pm ODEON Ph.nt *****: No- Show Yesterday's Enemy l |i, 6 45 9.30 p.m. NEW ALHAMBRA fh.ne 3CMt: L«st Day Fangs Of The Night i.Mandsr;:. i 1.15. 3 30, 6 45 ».lft p m. ODEON KATONC Phont
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      20 10 MISCE kftNMl CCy KRBA CB Michelle F Road pointr..* Slpore JOI FAM Flora r.ifiht and day dbnvMbk t •m 25H6
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