The Singapore Free Press, 7 June 1960

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    15 1 IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, JUNE 7, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    ACTRESS MAY BRITT TO MARRY THE FAMOUS SAMMY DAVIS
    38 1 ACTRESS MAY BRITT TO MARRY THE FAMOUS SAMMY DAVIS •r. and Britt. forth- a pica ternony sonic 28, when from a Cali- bed to be Negro the world. -tar of "Blue ride, Lheraa. on NewMr. n. and m
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    Lock icon NOW PANCHEN LAMA FLEES
    388 1 The God-Kind's successor eludes guards after 'difficulties' with the Communists paper Big Tibet hunt on as the tribesmen help him over the border CALCUTTA, Tuesday. chen Lama, Tibet's second highest spiritual leader was today rted to have escaped from his strongly-guarded Lhasa palace, dustan Standard said
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    'Bomb in court' hoax
    20 1 GLASGOW. Tues. Police shut the Glasgow Sheriff (Magistrate's) Court building today because of a bomb hoax.
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    Storms ruin crops
    17 1 TOKYO. Tues. Violent thunder storms hit parts of Hokkaido causing heavy damage to crops.
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    THEY MEET, WOO AND WED AT ODD ANNUAL FESTIVAL
    189 1 THEY MEET, WOO AND WED AT ODD ANNUAL FESTIVAL pCAUSSINNES, (Belgium), E* Tues. Several dozen marriage proposals were made and accepted after lightning courtships here yesterday. The occasion was the annual international Ecaussinnes Matrimonial Festival m which bachelors and single girls look for wives and husbands. Men from England. Scotland.
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    Lock icon Red ants for frontier
    40 1 m, row Tues Millions of red uood ants have been ..;ht near Cologne and transported to Kempen on the Si! fh frontier to replace stocks destroyed by forest fires. ™1 *nts keep down wood pests. Reuter
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    30,000 flee from new quake terror
    216 1 30,000 flee from new quake terror SANTIAGO, Chile, Tues.— An other heavy earthquake yesterday rocked Southern Chile, still recovering from lust month's triple horror of quakes, \hh\ waves and eruptions. The shocks were slightly south of the southernmost fringe of the main disaster area, and the Valdivia area, centre of
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    A new way to beat the gangsters...call inspector in your area
    341 1  - A new way to beat the gangsters...call inspector in your area ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE, Tuesday POLICE inspectors who are experts on secret societies m their own respective divisions are now on direct call to any member of the public who may have information to give. This is the latest
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    Hillary makes plans
    22 1 LONDON. Tues. Sir Edmund Hillary arrived here to complete plans for an Anglo American Himalayan expedition to Mount Makalu.
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    Mac off to Norway
    21 1 LONDON. Tues.— Mr. Harold Macmillan. British Prime Minister, will leave today for a four-day visit to Norway.
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    MATHEMATICS TEACHER JOINS CYCLE RACE: 100 PUPILS WILL BE THERE TO CHEER HIM
    143 1 MATHEMATICS TEACHER JOINS CYCLE RACE: 100 PUPILS WILL BE THERE TO CHEER HIM SINGAPORE. Tues.— About 100 Form Three pupils of Beatty Secondary School will be around to cheer th r mathematics teacher. Mr. Joel Morais. 27, during the Free Press Cycle Race on June 2ti. Mr. Morais told the
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    Heiress in need sues grandma
    34 1 NEW YORK, Tue.s.— Gamble Benedict, the heiress who ran away to marry Romanian-born Andre Porumbeanu. asked a court to force her grandmother to give her money from her estate.
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    Powers' Dad won't go to Russia
    35 1 NORTON. Virginia. Tues Oliver Powers, father of imprisoned U-2 pilot Francis Powers, said a trip to Rus.-ia to see his son at this time would serve no useful purpose
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    Confidence in outlook for 2nd half of year helps recovery in Wall Street
    259 2 NEW YORK. Tuesday u all Streefl yesterday closed firm at the days best levels with a 2ood distribution or gains generali;. ranging to almost two points. In the morning, the Dow J Industrial average brc _:i the
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    Metals market has a quiet day
    61 2 vokk, rue.- rtn qu.' out ste.iay*. Copper futures vere firmer In nearbys Fair dealings. .■<■ T i export busine In England > :it. I)omesticall\ producers and euMom smelters indicated quiet July interest. Lead was quiet but Sine was fairly acme. s* ..p cooper v
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    RUBBERS
    287 2 Prospect of higher dividend makes shares attractive I ONDON: The Sunday Times city section says that the London rubber share market is barely on a ten per cent yield basis and double flaure returns like the 20 per cent or so commonplace not long asro are now the exception
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    178 2 SHIPS IN PORT QUIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Buard ultarves or expected today are: Cam on 1 L\ Vietnam 4 5. Sir John Franklin i 6A. State of Bihar 6 7. Sal.sette ,8,9, stiaai Cook 10/11, MarcelH Nowotko 13 14. Fernduie 15 16, Benrinnes 18. Halicior 19. Salong N.Wall
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    Lock icon Dutch seek more trade with Thailand
    57 2 THE HAGUE, Mon. The Dutch State Secretary of Economic Affairs. Dr. G.M.J. Velcik;imp. will head a Dutch goodwill mtMion which is to visit Thailand from June 10 to :>6. it was officially learneu here. Chiel aim of the mi.-sion b to strengthen the economic
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    Hong Kong prices
    16 2 HONG KO\(; Tiuv- Th,. markets here were pill id yesterday for Whit Monda>.
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    164 2 s. d. will not be ousted by dollars and pents LONDOX:— The Bria.sn Government has indicated thai it was not keen on swiicnmg lrom pounas, shillings and pence to a decimal coinage, as suggested In an experts' report earlier tins month. The report was by two committees which spent
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    Lock icon Japan's shipbuilders plan to cut costs to get more orders
    100 2 Japan's shipbuilders plan to cut costs to get more orders TOKYO: The Japan Shipbuilders Association has adopted programme designed to secure more shipouildlng order* from both domejsLic and foreign interests. The programme provides lor lower cons' ruction costs and lor a shiit 111 emphasis from government-sponsored building programmes 10 private
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    Lock icon 'Six' sends team to Madagascar
    71 2 'Six' sends team to Madagascar TANANARIVE, 1 Madagascar) A ia-inembe»" delegation ol the Common Market countries headed by He.r Walter Scheei. president of the Common Market Commission for Countries and Territories Overseas. has arrived here. The delegation will ex- amine conditions under which the countries ir.av be associated with the
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    Lock icon 'Supersonic planes for Britain' report
    62 2 LONDON Bii'...;.: is P. luiv: 150-miiiUiC A.;.i crossings, according to the Daily Express today. •The Cabinet." the newspaper said, "has authorised Mr. Duncan Sandys, Aviation Miuister, to spend £200.000 ori de&ign study for a supersonic airliner that can cross the Atlantic In about 150 minute*..
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    Lock icon Food pact signed
    53 2 CAIRO: rhe Arab LeasrtJp nnd :he United Nations Food ■nd Agriculture Organlsatloii have .-ianed a mutual ro-oiier.i-tten Rtreement, it lias been announced Under the agreement the two organisationi will ••strengthen and pxpand r he scope" of their activitisa m the neld of food and asxicultu?! m the
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    Lock icon Fire aboard ship
    49 2 HONOLtLt: Ihe L'.oBd-ton Norwegian fretgbter, Hania, steHinea into Honolulu harbour over the week-end with a lac which broke out In her No. 3 hold four da\s ngo Still active. Honolulu firemen immediately sealed up the hold and put m carbon dioxide to extinguish the fire.- U.P.I.
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    914 2 UP ]311 DOWN LX-J UNCHANGED Qi39 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE Monday. Pre».ouS ToSav KEY TQ MARKING I cci turn Lin i.' issue. *all e»clui r.j rverytkii|. X' eiCIUIiRI r .igjnfl cfei cum Hnus issue y xcr eicln<i«i capital <t\w* t ccr -s cum cafitit retun. I
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    Tins still the attraction on Stock Exchange
    484 2 Tins still the attraction on Stock Exchange PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OfO UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^ 11 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. yyHEN the Singapore Stock Exchange reopened after the long holidays yesterday, tin shares still occupied the centre of the stage. If it had not been for the
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    Treasury bill issue
    43 2 LONDON: liie total amour.: oi application for la>c week*s «.'ffer 01 £270 million 91-uay Treasury bills ras £421. 840 .c0d. The amount ailo.ed was £270 milliou anci went at an average oi C4/11/U9 per cent compared With £4 1 1/1.53.
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    RUBBER
    265 2 U.S. traders' golf outing so there is a lull m dealings >TEW YORK. Tue.v— I Rubber futures were firmer particularly the July position which was up half a cent a pound on covering. Traders said that physical rubber was quiet with most of the traders at the annual golf
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    Malaya was America's top supplier in '59
    57 2 WASHINGTON. Tv United States imported some 573.050 ton* ot natural rubber of which 185.000 tons came from I Malaya, aeeordiiif to ..aural rubber new-. The rur.ner-up the U.S. supplier- of natural rubber was Indonesia, which .sent about 158.000 tons. Other countries >upplnatural tv
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    Lock icon Ultra-modern hotel planned
    52 2 LONDON TUM P b* on nios 4 ci hn\e '■> Bttitted 10 the Luiioon CoUi.ty C" utu cbltec >. U WaU aia. U Tht ill r*-in hou»l wouici niclude c h;o. r chiitfren s notel. v ground iv. pai'k^ for 4ui' I b.ii.quci r.. people and peQtti
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    Mayans pay $6 million year to keep their teeth clean
    26 3 last Ui U: (any brands -itOur :i too." Proton and uld reess of people 'h clean.
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    Mobile post office
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    MCA youth party
    25 3 KAJANC;. Tues.- The Ma- Chinese A>>ociation\s Youth Section at Sungei Chua ob>tTve its first anniverby holding a get-together tinn on July 19
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    FARMER WHO WOUNDED A COW IS JAILED 5 MONTHS
    153 3 FARMER WHO WOUNDED A COW IS JAILED 5 MONTHS 1/ U ALA LUMPUR, Tues 1V -Abdul Malik bin Sajimin. 35, a farmer of Kampong Chempedek, Sentul Pasar, was found guilty m Kuala Lumpur "First Magistrate's Court of wounding a cowworth $400. Remarking that the "murder of a cow" was a
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    Collision: Man fined $2OO
    46 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. John M. DSouza. of Singapore, wj .1 sioo In the Magistrates Court tor driving I car without reasonable consideration lor others using the road and thereby collid--Ins with a motor cyclist. The rider received bruises result of falling off.
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    Church jumble sale
    29 3 SEREMBAN. St. Marks Church women's association will hold a jumble sale at the Information Centre m Birch Road on Thursday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Lottery: $2OO fine
    31 3 J OHO RE BAHRU. Tues. Poh Gim Toh. a*ed 22. was fined $200 In the Magistrate's Court here yesterday tor buying a character lottery ticket on May 20.
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    Old boys' dinner
    21 3 SEREMBAN. Tues. St. Paula Institution Old Boys Association will hold its annual dinner and dance on July 9
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    Horses miss their chaff meals as stocks are delayed
    180 3 Horses miss their chaff meals as stocks are delayed SINGAPORE. Tues. Chaff-- horse fodder was rationed m Singapore for the past few days. REASON: Chafl corn husk* ran out Of stock and fresh supplies arrived late to be unloaded In time to meet the shortage. On Friday horse owners and
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    Malaya importing more Indian hardware, says this trade envoy
    301 3  - Malaya importing more Indian hardware, says this trade envoy HARRY CHIA ay SINGAPORE. Tuesday ["UK IMPORT of Indian hardware has shown a steep rise this year, according to Mr. (J. J. Malik, Indian Commercial Counsellor m lin Malaya and North Horneo. More and more new items from India were coming
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    Professor to talk on space flight
    55 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Malayan Mathematical Society will meet on Friday at 5.30 p.m. m the New Lecture Theatre (No. 2>. Science Building. University of Malaya.. Prol. C. J. Eliezer. vicepresident of the Society and Professor of Mathematics at the University of Malaya. Kuala Lumpur,
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    No signature: $25
    24 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. Lim Swee Leong was fined $25 m the Magistrate's Court here yesterday for not signing his driving licence.
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    THEY FIND A NEW USE FOR FILM STARS' PICTURES
    182 3 THEY FIND A NEW USE FOR FILM STARS' PICTURES OALESTIER. Sat.- Hawkers m kampongs and those who have pitches near schools, are enjoying a ••boom" m sales of beautifully coloured paper flags and pictures 01 famous film stars. Children, who are their biggest customer*. buy these flags and pictures for
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      167 3 Wave H. g B S OM J^ff*^ SIIOKI WAVE: 61 metres Secondary Schools: 4.:<3 Interval music: 4.35 Nature Corner. |4?St kr/s. a ,2 pea o f ln j s mornilig'f bioadHorn 9.U0 p.m.— Ht.iMt pm. daih. taM n sum- I 3.00 Piopramme bunimao; S-O.i PM ,V? U 4 n» l
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    Vegetarians now regarded with awe rather than ridicule
    418 4  -  KITTY DIXON The real reason why those who eat greens have climbed several rungs up the ladder of social esteem is because meat- eaters are beginning to believe their long lives claim Free Press special report by LONDON, Tues.— They used to
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    'Exaggerated' Tibet tales
    49 4 NEW DELHI. Tues.- R- ports of new clashes m Tibet, coupled with stories of a Chinese military build-up are gaining credence heralthough Indian ofiiUii^ said the reports were probably exaggerated. Many i observers believe there must be -.something behind" the stories because of their perj sistence.
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    'Kidnapped' heiress: have no income and I do need a job
    186 4 'Kidnapped' heiress: have no income and I do need a job LONDON. Tuesday. RLONDE heiress Mary-June Moore looked wistfully from the window of a friend's flat m Kensington and s;iid: "Now I want to tind ii job. "I have no income just some capital to live on." Was there any
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    Plane bomb scare
    30 4 NEW YORK. Tues. A bomb threat m New York on Sunday resulted m four airliners landing for searches m Texas. Kansas and Bermuda. No bomb was found.
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    Why I believe that eating vegetables makes me look 15 years younger
    412 4  - Why I believe that eating vegetables makes me look 15 years younger LORD DOWDING By LONDON. Tuesday J HAVE been a vegetarian for aboul seven years now; my health and my eyesigh! have improved. and I am told that I look 15 years younger than my 78 years. But, to
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    MAN SHOOTS AT PRIESTS: ONE IS HURT
    77 4 MAN SHOOTS AT PRIESTS ONE IS HURT MONTREAL, Tues.— A Gunman fired 10 riflle shots at several priests m their mission headquarters here. One priest, Father Elphege Hall, was seriously wounded The others jumped out of the way. The gunman was a former lay brother m their order. He tired
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    Woman hires man for $645 to kill her husband
    140 4 Woman hires man for $645 to kill her husband NEW YORK. Tues.- A St. Louis woman, who got the blues about her husband, admitted to the police that she hired a man to murder him. The fee: US$2l5 <Ms64s>. Mrs. Doris Angle Dix, aged 26 and mother of three, confessed
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    Bomber's secret
    23 4 LUBBOCK 'Texas). TvA B-58 Hustler jet bomb*-: which crashed here, k; the crew ut three, wa.s carry ing special secret equipment
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    Rebels pardoned
    27 4 COLOMBO, Tues. Th<Prime Minister of the Maldive Islands, Mr. Ibrahim Nasir. has pardoned Mr Abdullah Ant and others who rebelled against the Government last year
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    Army watchful
    34 4 ANKARA. Tues.— Ankar almost back to normal. The military committee Sf tb m power and keeping a dose watcn on the government <>1 technicians which it called In to run the country
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    Lions recaptured
    25 4 ASCOLI. (Italy), Tues Two lionesses were recaptured here after their esrup* from a circus had given this central Italian town som» anxious hours.
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    Breeders start a police dog row
    146 4 LONDON, Tues.— A Scotland Yard scheme to buy German police dogs has angered British breeders of Alsatians. The German dogs— lo will be bought— are to start a stud which will provide recruits for Britain's un-der-dogged police force. But British breeders say there is
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      248 4 jj PRICE SMASHING SEASON W SALE A PRICES FURTHER SLASHED [4 H Merdion Baby Vests 1.60 SB5 each Jl H Boys Telco T. Shirts 2.90 1.50 fj9 N Boys Nylon Shirts To clear 2.25 WM WQ Girls Tiger Brand Panties 190 1.10 jSM Dj Chadvolley Draughtsmen Sets 1.90 1.50 p
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    All work and no play...world teachers' meet calls for a five-day school week
    327 5 All work and no play... world teachers' meet calls for a five-day school week KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. |"HE first session of the Asian regional conference of the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Profession held here recently has drawn up a number of suggestions on "child health and school."
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    Daily arrests made in final round of the war on smugglers
    185 5 Daily arrests made in final round of the war on smugglers t^AST WHARF. Tues.— The final round m the battle against smuggling from Sumatra to Singapore is being fought on the high seas In the Straits of Malacca. With the Singapore and Indonesian governments working m close co-opera-tion, the smugglers
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    Scripture lessons
    22 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mission schools tnrougiiout the Federation which receive Government .grams plan to continue teacning scripture— after school hours.
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    THE PREMIER AND WIFE STROLL THROUGH CROWD AT CARNIVAL
    39 5 THE PREMIER AND WIFE STROLL THROUGH CROWD AT CARNIVAL TIIK PRIME MINISTER, Mr Lee Kuan Yew added a < larminu touch of the unexpected when be strolled throuj-h hi\ Sfe qround> m his »P n shirt ac i -iimpanicd by
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    New post offices on wheels to serve half a million people in the Federation
    122 5 New post offices on wheels to serve half a million people in the Federation 1/ U ALA LUMPUR. 1V Tut'S.--Thc Minister Ol Works. Posts ...:d Telecommunioations. Dato V. T. Sambanthan. announced that three new post offices would be opened t-arly m xt month. They are at Pans Perak (June 6>.
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    Cannery's big loss
    44 5 TELOK ANSON. Tiles.— j Norm Malays'* only pineap- j pie cannery, established by tiie United Plantations Lia.. m 1 J53 has shut down after 10-sing $2 mil. Tne fum employed about 200 worker.^ whose daily earnings ranged from $4 to $12.
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    'Help women' plan
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.The National Association of Women's Institutes has drawn up a two-year plan aimed at improving the lotsocially ana economically— of kampong women.
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      207 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson BWISU3 SCVE 1 rCs vfi?r .'.fA'-fs: v X NT V\ALLrN£TON^^^5P S^~~ MCSE vvETtTiN^ /UNLESS VOU INMIT YOU ARC SIMPLY *>. It. j THE THIRP/ MS FAMILY MAKES IR**^" J" GIFTS FOR MISS TO 5E THE ONLY SUFFERING FROM .'CLto_j STOVES ANP AUNE
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      196 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS SALVATION ARMY (Clemenceau Avenue i Home League 3 p.m.; House meeting 7 p.m. PAYA LEBAR METHODIST CHURCH (Boundary Road»: Evening choir practice 6 p.m. GEYLANO STRAITS CHINESE METHODIST CHURCH (Aljunied Roach: MYF inspirational address 'The Deity of Christ" at 7 p.m. RAFFLES MUSEUM: Exhibition of colour
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      226 6 THE VIRTUES OF A GOOD WIFE d} I disaj hml verdict i debate that modern woman does not ma^e j good wife. It ii not fair to assume thai modern women spend 100 MUCH TIME on beautifying thtmifhni and d lot oi money en clothes and cosmetic:* and an condemn
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      49 6 FAIRFIELD WON d} nay I draw you d tent an to .-i irv > ov reporter Conrad Chiew m his repert on I iter-school debate (Page b June 4). Ir was the FAIRFIELD Ci^LS" SCHOOL and net me Mcl dr C School w*i h%» nst Can tr>^ Seng 001. AUDIENCE
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      226 6 THE MORE ORDERLY SOCCER CROWD d^ er fam> have ded as un v an^: d Th's -:t Ja.an It >ar Stadium .md l-arrcr As .i regulai tan Ceylar-'g dium. i must say tne C« is* not so Dad. The tans more orderly, and one c.-n expect a big crowd if
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      52 6 ON VITAMIN TABLETS d) I want to thank the Free Press Doctor for hi-> advice on not taking too many vitamin tablets. He says it's useless to take too many. I have always thought that by taking more vitamin tablets one would feel stronge' and have more energy for work.
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      59 6 ZEBRA CROSSINGS 0 V\av I suggest through your paper that the Government conduct asurvey of ail school arr.is m Singapore and paint zebra crossings for the safety of the children. Of la*e there have been many reports m your paper about H need I think an 111--n»diate survey wc.uld bo
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      176 6 Dear £sme* \IY BOY FRIEND told me recently that he's m love with my sister, whom he met for the first time three months ago when she returned from an overseas trip. He tried to break the news to me gently, but I was very upset. When I told my
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      164 6 Dear Esm«, RECENT1 Y I *ta>cd at mv >istcrs plate and looked alter her baby and her little boy while she was in hospital lor six weeks. 1 was very unhappy during my stay because ot my brother-in-law. He drank Quite a lot and 1 had reason to suspect he
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      126 6 D«a* Esme, WHAT can I do to convinee my mother her ideas are old fashioned? 1 am lb and at work. I i want to go on a holiday with my girl friend and our boy friends but my mother says I'm too young and it would not be right.
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      80 6 Dmar E*me, MY boy friend says that instead of buying an engagement ring the money could be better spent on something for our home. Surely he should realise how much a ring means to a girl? Is he being selfish? FIANCEE DEAR FUNCEE, 0 Not really. He sounds Ike a
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      73 6 II/E LIVE near the sea IT and. as a result, people aie always dropping in. I don't want to be rude. How can 1 discourage these uninvited suests? GRANDMA DEAR GRANDMA 0 Don't answer the door invent other guests tell them you are just going out and can't stop Tell
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      73 6 i Deaf Etme* FOR some time I have been going steady with a hoy who is fond of me. But I became interested m a boy at work and although I am still seeing the first one, I have no feeling for him now. I keep thinking about the second
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      76 6 Deaf Esme, IAM to be married shortly, but I find now that my fiance cannot sleep with a clock in the room. He doesn't have to get up very early, but 1 do. Could you please wind this one up for me? ALARMED DEAR ALARMED, Get someone to give you
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      104 6 Deaf Estne, MY boy friend and I have been going out together since we were at school. For years everybody has accepted the fact that we'll marry someday. I thought so till recently. 1 suddenly realised after all these years that I don't really love him. 1 am still fond
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      90 6 Dear £«me% m \VHY doesn't someone m»- vent a Widow's Ring? When a husband who you've loved deeply die*, you don't want to discard the ring he gave you. Yet other men take one look at your wedding ring and shy away. WISHFIL WIDOW DKAR WISHML WIDOW. Tve always heard
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      64 6 IfWBT MtwMmkm MY wife and 1 quarrelled over a man friend and wer« separated for several months. We are now together again but she foes out tuo or three times a week and returns m this man's car. She ignores me when I forbid her to see him. \m I
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      65 6 Dear Etmi J holdmg a r J 1 »>u lamloDfiv** able I Z* With others rs^] air sf\ I l^el shy andt^ wheneier lammiJ N* v! girlvl^mJ a Mn?lf m intact tlare not appraa h Ut( «f then, f,, r Jear Irirndliness nn^. isnorod and thu« rub l»«l of myself.
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    690 6  - Seriously, do YOU go spray crazy? PAT TAYLOR by lI'HEN I was having Tf my hair reshaped this week, we got on to the subject of lacquers. Said my favourite hairdresser, a knowledgeable, practical type: "The average woman goes quite berserk when she sets a lacquer pack m her hand.
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    102 7 I Dance or the Flower Lamp^ 'by Tjy Liong Sen was one of the items at the star-studded Rakvat on the City Hall steps on Sunday 0 AN Indonesian dance by .m all-Chinese troupe which drew rounds
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    COUPLE WHO COURTED 7 YEARS WEDS ON S'PORE'S NATIONAL DAY
    79 7 COUPLE WHO COURTED 7 YEARS WEDS ON S'PORE'S NATIONAL DAY MR. WILBUR DII AN \R.\J. 24. and IVliss Lucy Wvv Kirn Neo, 1!). who were married at the Weslt.v Mrthodisl Church, Singapore on National Day after 7 years" '.ourtship. The bridegroom, a postal Irrk at thr <ion«'ral Post Oflii'C, is
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    Freak banana tree flowers from middle of the stem: Kramat to get the fruit
    75 7 £RT CHONG BALESTIER. Tuesday. anani tree which flowered from lie of its stem is the talk ot the blestief area. but surprised owner, is Inche a rather «>l 13 children, of .1. r con- en p
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    147 7 U.S. EXPERT OFFERS ADVICE TO START NEW COURSE SINGAPORE. Tues.— An American visitor has offered to advise m the setting up of a marketing course m the university here. He is Dr. Richard C. Reidenbach. a professor of marketing who has completed a two-year term of teaching at the Korea
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    MOVE TO SACK OUTSPOKEN PMIP CRITIC GETS MORE SUPPORT
    140 7 MOVE TO SACK OUTSPOKEN PMIP CRITIC GETS MORE SUPPORT KUALA TRENGGANU, Tues.— Four divisions of the Trengganu Pan-Malayan Islamic Party have decided to support the Dungun branch's decision to expel Inche Taib Sabree bin Abu Bakar, Speaker of the State Assembly. Tney are the Kuala Trengganu Utara. Marang. Be.su t
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    THE SWITCH TO MALAY IN THE SCHOOLS: 'GO SLOW' SAYS TEACHERS' CHIEF
    140 7 THE SWITCH TO MALAY IN THE SCHOOLS: 'GO SLOW' SAYS TEACHERS' CHIEF OENANG. Tues.— The 1 chairman of the Penang branch of the National Union of Teachers. Mr. P. U. David, explained why the N.U.T. favoured a "slow and a wellfounded transition" from English to Malay m schools. "The importance
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    A RUSH FOR CAR LOANS AS GOVT. LIFTS THE FREEZE
    95 7 A RUSH FOR CAR LOANS AS GOVT. LIFTS THE FREEZE KUALA LUMPUR. TUfs. Government servants ar< buying cars again, following 1 the lifting Of the eight-month-old freeze on interest free loans from the Government. Car loans were tiozen be- cause of the nr.ancial stnnlast year. Many applications have been made
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    Co-op seek loan
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue>- The Kuala Lumpur Co- j operative Housing Societyhhs authorised its committee of management to borrow SI million for future dt-velop men! scheme*
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    A show to celebrate
    44 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. Students of the Singapore Institute of Science will be treated to a free film show at the Institute hall tomorrow evening at 6.30 p.m. to celebrate the State's first National Day. The show will feature 5 science films.
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    Appeal for police
    36 7 IPOH. Tues.- Au appeal for police reinforcements to be sent to Grik, where a State by-election b to be held tomorrow, was made, following an incident at a political rally held on Sunday.
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    Services' parade
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A joint-services ceremonial o-iracU- m Honour of the- ufnrial birthday ot the Que.-n will be held at the RAF Station at Seletar at 8.00 a.m. on Saturday.
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    Singapore boy shares Hawden prize with fellow Aussie student
    147 8 Singapore boy shares Hawden prize with fellow Aussie student SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Ho Chin Choon, a Colombo Plan student from Singapore at the University of Queensland, has gained the top award for first year engineering students. He becomes the first A.sian student to win this award— the Hawden Memorial Prize.
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    Half-million mark
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. The National Theatre Fund, i whose final target is SI million, has passed the halfway mark on National Day. Yesterday it stood at $503,513.61.
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    Malaya says no to census seminar
    50 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaya has declined an Invitation to attend a threeweek seminar on evaluation and utilisation of population census data, to be held at Chembur. Bombay, later this month. The seminar is jointly sponsored by the United Nations and the Government of India.
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    Lock icon HAPPY SINGAPORE FAMILY PARTY TO MARK A DAY OF DOUBLE JOY
    69 8 pielure For this happy Singapore Malay family enjoying Hari Raya Haji cakes at home, it was day of double joy. for they were celebrating National Day as well. Similar happy gatherings were held in many Muslim homes throughout the
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    Schoolgirl's 'most thrilling' moment She delivere the Premier message
    58 8  - Schoolgirl's 'most thrilling' moment She delivere the Premier message MAVIS CHUA By QliWk SING APOH t Ti THOUSANDS ol Mh.M.Uhii,,^ I had the unusual experi,.» 1 National Day mc^a,,! (lh .'^^l Mr. Lee Kuan Ye». read U,£J?j| The «ii-| who ll:i 11( "".'.a was Miss Clican« SiewLua, I student of
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    Estate transfer
    26 8 ALOR STAR. Tue>. R. S. Baroi.. manager o: I Kamunting Estate. Jltra. ha been tran>ferred to SlUawai and will be .-urceecied b L. William.
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    Four friends from Muar sail for Japan to seek higher studies
    143 8 Four friends from Muar sail for Japan to seek higher studies SINGAPORE. Tuesday. POl H friends from Muar sailed on Sunday for higher studies m Japan. They are Lee Kirn Huat. who is taking up medicine Teo Choon Loy and Wong Ming Yong, who want to study agriculture, and Koh
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    Fun-fair for fund
    51 8 PENANG, Tues. The Church of Our Lady of Sor- i t rows will hold a food and tun fair m the church compound In Macalister Road on July 2 and 3 m aid of its building i fund and the St. Vincent de Paul Society for the
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    Hospital flag day
    30 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— A committee of the Lady Templar Hospital will meet today to plan a flag day for a fund raising campaign for the 1 hosDital.
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    Jawi volunteers
    38 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue*.— The officer-in-charge of secondary schools m the Ministry of Education. Inche Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahir. revealed that Jawi the Malay language m Arabic script is now being taught voluntarily m some English schools.
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    Gifts for Buddha
    50 8 PENANG. Tues. Thousands of Buddhists watched a ceremony m which sacred I relics and gifts from Thailand, Singapore and all part** of the Federation were sealed up m special vaults at the foot ;of the new 108 ft. reclining Buddha at the Wat Mangalaram In Burmah Lane.
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    Watchman shot
    31 8 TELUK ANSON, Tues. A watchman at a coconut plantation here, Ujagar Singh. 56. was found dead with gunshot wounds at the 17th. mile, Teluk Anson. Bagan Datoh Road yesterday.
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      154 8 THE DAILY CROSWORD CUJEfI ACROSS 1 Tree painfully wielded m i school (bK 4 Its all trash m being confus- cd. but it s enough to make one green! (T>. 8 Just the person to find at one's diszein^.' i 13 10 It's precisely what used to be I deed
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      226 8 TODAY: 9.04 p.m. TOMORROW: 10.03 a.m. and 9.46 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.54 a.m. and 10.26 p.m. FRIDAY: 11.46 a.m. and 11.08 p.m. SATURDAY: 12.39 p.m. and 11.53 p.m. SUNDAY: 1.30 p.m. MONDAY: 0.39 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. •M i < Tub thumping preacher.from the States sell shop to Reg i 3.
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      172 8 Arctic explorers <3). SOLUTION «>I 81 •Ci :aauuip.idd "6 :sjait*d<*o«: ioh 'i tuoxißjiuii 9 :sisooa 'c :übio.ix > :aaprßJH C :^>a z :siuauiqf?ipußia i =x.woa "OS '.a.uoads *6I ta.ujonpojd-uoK ii :apnta *9i :dam 'ZI :.Ods *H !iOßxg '01 jsp3oio#Bqoav '8 !iisian3x > 'n^m 'I SSOM3V star and read the corresponding
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      145 8 I of offered opportunities duiing the paht three days, then youi luck is m! SAtiITTARITS (Nov. B-OK 22»— You are on your own ioda> Good foitui.e continue* to mile anci you can demand anything you wain. CAPRICORN .Dec. 23-Jan 20 I—A1 A change briiigs about new plans and an opportunity
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    There's colour excitement and adventure in the eye make-up
    652 9 There's colour excitement and adventure in the eye make-up [Esme's page ot news for wmJ JHh, C OLOUR circle m fashion is becoming wider and wider. This colour excitement is now extending to make-up. The new slant is emphasins the beauty of the eye which is the most expressive feature
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    $20 PRIZE GOES TO JAVANESE FRIED CHICKEN
    306 9 $20 PRIZE GOES TO JAVANESE FRIED CHICKEN r Recipe contest No. 22 j MADAM L. Leboe, 57, Chee Hoon Avenue, Singapore 11, wins the first prize m the Recipe Contest No. 22 for her Javanese Fried Chicken dish. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamoer worth 810. INGREDIENTS: One small
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    277 9 /CUSHIONS add colour and that extra little bit of comfort that every room m your house needs. Plan them as part of your furnishing schemes, choosing their fabric and hllings according to their geographical positions In the house. Where frequent washing may be needed
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    Continuing time Bartley technique...No.
    35 10  - Continuing time Bartley technique...No. LIM KOK ANN By S '^o» E JX our previous tmmi g necumniended th<- Il( to IP K4. One of (Iw I lions is tint! whet* Win!, (1U I I I
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    55 10 SYDNEY. Tiies.- Tony M..--digan. Empire Game- heavyweight champion quarter-finalist In the 1956 Olympics Latt night I his way ir.to the Austral boxing team lor Rom<-. He knocked out Quee: Ken Mar-hail m the rouna. Marshall had already be n nomlr.ated for the Olympicbut Madigan returned fi
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      1291 10 CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. A CREATION FOR the coni nolmuf Ifl the FIDELIO STEREO. The built-in stereo sets changer
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      347 10 Name I \ddress J Post this form to; "I ree Prr^ (nlfl fimes House, Smgaporr M. Only the first jH* received will be permitted 1<» compete. 1. I wish to enter the FREE PRESS 2. to abide by tin I will race enti 3. I certify that 1 air. d(
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    94 11 ACE FINISHES AT I POH I Going: Good I Won oy: 1 rime: I miv. 15. fl |»i\. l KF. \> on o\ 1 iiosr'. iio>e. Time: 1 mm. 14 4/.">. (1. J, Div nr«n »v. l' neck. Time: J mm. 14 4/5. 1 nuks (Pm* Oeib- W>» hv :S.
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    226 11 THE popular weak NoTrump opening creates some unusual problems lor the other side. A suitable counter eluded East on the example below. The score was East-West game, North-South nil. South opened as dealer with One No-Trump (12-14 points), and the next two players passed. East" plunge into Four
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    41 11 IPOH. Tues. Probable scratching* tomorrow: West Star. Automation. Happy Melody, Waspada. Jolly Master. Isaha Setia. South of Krancc Malayan (iraduatc. Koyal (»uaid. Itrilliant Light. Ftaggl llarapan Tingjii FntcrtainiiK'nt IV. Western Plains. Sinuapura. Marihesa and Th»Wer Cobbler.
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    408 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS By IPOH, Tuesday _i NORK (Posner) drew attention to his chances tomorrow when he beat Roc (Dragon) easily over a smartly run three m 36 4/5 here this morning. Nakorn Nork was on the
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    Late rally brings Singapore a draw in 69th minute
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    25 12 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Carl <Bobo) Olson outpointed South Africa s Mike Holt m a world light heavyweight elimination bout at Rand stadium. U.P.I.
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    20 12 FARRER PARK. Tuc.s Customs received a walkover trom Arsenal m their Division 3D soccer match here I yesterday.
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