The Singapore Free Press, 2 September 1960

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    21 1 THE PAPER THAT IS UNRIVALLED FOR ITS ISLAND-WIDE COVERAGE The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    KHRUSHCHEV for NEW YORK
    371 1 Reds want to bring, up disarmament a&ain I ('great [legation i the U.N. MOSCOW, Friday. Nikita Khrushchev will lead the Soviet delegation to the coming meeting of the United Nations General Assembly, the Soviet news agency Tass announced last night. The Soviet delegation, which has been
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    THE EOKA MAN WHO WENT BACK TO DEATH
    9 1 THE EOKA MAN WHO WENT BACK TO DEATH I
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    CASTRO SEIZES GOODYEAR AND FIRESTONE
    49 1 CASTRO SEIZES GOODYEAR AND FIRESTONE HAVANA. Fri. Premier Fid*-: Castro's gorernGoodyear. Krone Rubber and United Rubber companies' propert -day. total value of Ms9o million. Goodrich Rubber Company >eized. Api of Goodrich •:y of ed uniformed of the other ■rallations IS3O million and Xher two ftt about MS24 or each.
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    Customs holiday
    19 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri j Jonore Customs Onice ed ior busmen tomorrow because oi the tunthe 7an| ui-Pe:tuan'.
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    martest combination tor business and pleasure
    46 1 martest combination tor business and pleasure H sige as m 'rom up to 50 PLEASURE Sleek lines by Pmin Farina; roomy comfort for four adults or two adults, three children; handsome two-tone f.nishes; mak.ng the A.40 the most modern two- purpose car on the roads today.
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    63 1 ELEVEN-DAY-OLD TRIPLETS 'DOING WELL/ ...BUT THEY MUST PUT ON MORE WEIGHT ROSLI. Roslan and Rosman. 1 1 -day-old triplets of a Singapore housewife, Kamisah binte Osman, pictured m their Kandang Kerbau Hospital cots yesterday. The boys' father is an RASC security policeman. They will be discharged when
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    Helping hand
    22 1 The ambulance pulled up m front of th 3 entrance to the a main hall where the lviue-in-state lakes place.
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    Denies murder plot
    18 1 MILAN. Fri.— United Arab Republic Tran.-port Minuter Mu. Khalil, here on a tour of Italian;
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    Silent crowd watches as royal coffin arrives at the Istana Negara
    113 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. IT WAS v moving scene at the Istana Negara last evening as the royal coffin bearing the body of the late Yang cli-Pertuan Agong arrived lor the lying-in-state. A few minutes before the all-white military ambulance
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    Conductor stabbed in argument
    61 1 MNGAPORE CITY. Fri--A Green Bu.s Co.. condurtor. Soh < Yona l.mi. 31. was admitted to hospital last night after receiving several .stab wounds m the back during an argument ai 9 -mile Bukit Panjang Road. The driver. Lim Leons Kee. 36. who went to his aid.
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    Thomas out
    192 1 GOLD AND SILVER MEDALS FOR RUSSIAN JUMPERS: HE GETS ONLY A BRONZE ROME. Fri. Lanky John Thomas, the American Negro who came to the Rome Olympics with the high jump gold medal virtually his with reports of having cleared 7 feet V 2 inches, was humbled m defeat
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    Evacuation plan
    23 1 PARIS, Fri —France «H1 progressively evacuate all her troops from Morocco by 1963 under a planned agreement, reliable sources said yesterday
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    Atom bomb No. 3
    20 1 PARIS. Ptl. Ftance will explode Its third atomic bomb underground m the Sahara on Oct. 15
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 QUEEN S SYMPATHY t m M MIM R i \y (I STOCK EXCHAN 1 1RUBBER UP I SCRATCHINCS I. i:\( I I li 1:1 i U I i» V i MM I I L \RRIER DRAW V
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    Selective industrials record appreciable gains with gilts showing little change
    142 2 Selective industrials record appreciable gains with gilts showing little change LONDON Fri. ECTIVE buying industrials provided the main— and alIthe only—fea- >£ the London •k markets 3 terd;i of .-elected Industrials ng ahead and inces recordappreciable gains on for the new ac- count, which officially on Monday next, brar-covering and
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    Lock icon US lifts ivoryware ban
    54 2 H<>\<. K<>\(. ury Dciilieci a ban ivoryw. Horn the U.S. I ot Comand Industry has ancd Along with the lilting of oan revised procedures lor certificates will be introduced, m future certificates will be issued only tor ivoryware products made m factories but not for soods
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    WALL STREET
    66 2 Market closed steady with fractional gains m many shares NEW YORK: Wall Street closed steady with a majority of mostly fractional gains. In the morning the market made mode>t headway under the leadership of Industrials, despite the continuing lack of encouraging business news and foreign uncertainties. Interest was
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    Profit-taking
    54 2 Electronics were also m demand but aluminiums tended lower although interest was aroused by Aluminium Company of America's announcement of a new kind of can top. The gains later attracted profit-taking which reduced or even eliminated extreme advance but left the main body of stocks with a small net
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    AMSTERDAM
    86 2 Hoogoven shares rise on foreign and local speculation AMSTERDAM: The market wa s firm yesterday. Hoogovens were a feature, the shares rising sharply on foreign and local speculative demand following publications of the company's first half results. Royal Dutch was only slightly lower, the halt year figures having been
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    Copper price cut
    21 2 BRUSSELS: Union Miniere has cut its price for electrolytic copper to 33 Belgian francs per kilo from 33.75
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    150 2 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Pres. Jackson 1/2. Ayut'ha 4 5. Tjitjalengka 6A, Zealand 10/11, Diomed 13/14, Frankfurt 15/16. Don Giesella 18. Thorsgaard 19, Semenyih N. Wall 2. Giang Ann N. Wall 3. Erst Sea N. Wall 5. Bentong 21/22.
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    EARNINGS
    52 2 Royal Dutch-Shell LONDON: Net income of the Royal Dutch-Shell group of companies was £43,175,000 m the second quarter this year against 47,473,000 m the same period last year, the company has announced. Net income for the first six months was €84.956.000 compared with for the first six months of
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    LOOK-AROUND
    365 2 Chou's statement on Japan-China trade welcomed TOKYO: Japanese trad ers have expressed guards optimism about the possi bility of trade betweci Japan and mainland Chin; being reopened on a limitei scale after more than twi years suspension. Smaller trade firms whicl used to specialise In tradi with Peking particularly
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    UP 34 DOWN 10 UNCHANGED 130
    435 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Thursday. Previous Tocay INDUSTRIALS Aiex. Brickl Ores (N) .«0 .90 Atlas Ice 11. GO h ..ers 8.8. Petro! 38 6 33 6 B.M. Trustees 5.25 525 Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20 3 20 3 Oros. 50
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    Heavy turnover in sterlin rubber counters
    524 2 Heavy turnover in sterlin rubber counters SINGAPORE, Friday. THERE was a general marking up of rubber shares, dollar and sterling, m Singapore yesterday, with the rubber price above the dollar again and standing at 102 j cents at the unofficial 5 p.m. close. There was a heavy turnover m sterling
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    RUBBER
    184 2 Market opens firm but close is uncertain with moderate advance LONDON: Rubber futures opened firm and nearly one penny higher m i ponse to a further advance m the East. In early fair activity, values were relatively well .supported on nervous covering and some straddling and switching encouraged by
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    Lock icon £4mil. grants for British colonies
    40 2 LONDON: The British Government h-as approved grants totalling £4.174.664 for developing agriculture, roads, education and research, m a number of colonial territories. the Colonial Office has announced. Altogether 90 giants were approved during July. Reuter
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    32 2 iA!.\ \JH. Cknviuv I>. Randal President Kisenho\v< nations of the European j thnl the United States rould proposal For "variable import k range <>i agricultural produ< The Six J Full beneM
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    METALS
    77 2 Higher Eastern advices and influential buying help sentiment LONDON: Tin rose b 10>. m expanded activity. Higher E plus >ome influential b ing aided sentinv Copper lo prices .-t ill declining eon>umers are generally holding of! and a certain amount of bearcovering felt to liave confined I decline to
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    Light trading
    75 2 Elsewhere, price.- were steadily held although trading m tin and zinc wi& light. Ml VV YORK steadier but quid Copper futures were steady yi day m m< Physical eopjx'r was qui< the de smelter sector with producer sal«s routine. Trade circles here were speculating about a smelter copper
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    Ghana's $123 mil. deal with K. Trade pact signed
    25 3 MOSCOW, Friday. Ui m Ghana ;is a w fclied m Moscow. machinery m Hanoi iicy ends
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    FIANCEE IN COMA FOR 827 DAYS-HE GETS RING BACK
    60 3 FIANCEE IN COMA FOR 827 DAYS -HE GETS RING BACK LONDON. I Oil) O.\mall rod a th: i old SCiInjured 827 days ago ver. handed r the ring: Veroni* j ir-old Mr. Help at any time told Colin: "I think my would can conKirself i ised from id Colir. d
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    A Titan success
    18 3 CAI lAVERAI inge n. made a successful fl: rea 5.000 miles distant m the ic.
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    Was Red naval officer drowned in his escape to freedom?
    230 3 Was Red naval officer drowned in his escape to freedom? \IADRID. Fri.-*-A Ru sian naval lieutenant found floating dead m the sea a mile off Ceuta, Spanish North Africa, could have jumped off his warship to seek political asylum. Spanish naval authorities said. The body already buried m an undisclosed
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    Protest to Belgium
    39 3 NEW YORK. Fn. Belgium received a formal prote>t from the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Dan Han larskjoeld. on their failure to withdraw all troops irom the Congo by the agreed deadline of midnight 'on Aug. 29.
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    Attacked by shark
    28 3 NEW JERSEY. Fri. year-old medical student Horn Seoul Korea, was bitten In the la by a shark while he was bout half a mile from
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    Premier Lumumba plans to send his new army officers to Sandhurst
    166 3 LONDON, Fri. PREMIER Lumumba of the Congo is to send his potential army officers to Sandhurst for British training. The first batch of Congolese cadets will arrive m Britain next month. After a short English language course they will
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    Red summit to end row?
    369 3 WASHINGTON, f? Fri— Behind the accusations Moscow and Peking are exchanging, a dramatic move is under way lo reconcile the differences between the two centres of Comnuinisl power. Mr. Khrushchev has proposed a new Communist Congress with the same aim as the Bucharest Congress last
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    End of boycott
    26 3 STOCKHOLM Fri. A spokesman for the Swedish Trade Union Council said the five-month consumers' boycott of South African iioods would not be extended.
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    Hanged man's wife may wed again, says father-in-law
    227 3 Hanged man's wife may wed again, says father-in-law NAIROBI, Friday. MRS. CiWYXXETH POOLE, whose husband Peter was hanged m Nairobi recently lor shooting an African, may remarry, her luther-in-law, Mr. Norman Poble, said. As she was packing to return to her two children m Lincolnshire Mr. Poole added: "Gwynneth still
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    NEW FRENCH CARS HAVE SECRET ENGINE
    124 3 NEW FRENCH CARS HAVE SECRET ENGINE MIR AM AS (France i. Fri An Idea irom the racing world has been adapted by Simca for next year's 1090 c.c. and 1290 c.c. cars. A new tour-cylinder engine called the "Rush" has five main bearings for the crankshaft instead of the usual
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    Inche Yusof will greet Mohamed'§ birthday procession
    1001 4 Inche Yusof will greet Mohamed'§ birthday procession ™1 SINGAPORE SCENE SINGAPORE CITY, Friday. GIANT procession to celebrate Prophet Mohamed's birthday tomorrow will be greeted by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inehe Vusof bin Ishak, when it arrives at the Badminton Hall m Guillemard Road. Starting off at '2.'M) p.m. from Kandahar
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    HIGHWAY CODE
    14 4 DO use your mirror makr sure thr road is clear I behind.
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      320 4 Mokik W Iwd'ifit "Mm§ 'Cv^ C 2? 9 IE? v\ •hades of Cutex NiJ Polish on one hand only. Now compa» your rwo hands. The hand without Cutex looks dull But %cT now the hand with Cutex Nad Polish has that beautifully jroomed, rimshed look. Nails sparkJe with a lustre
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      28 4 COME TO LjffiW tt\d reap foe g HOnEST OFFERS MAM TO MEASURE^ T Dacron/Wool Suits $79.50 Dacron/Wool Slacks $19.50 Jl^^BRf 100 Dacron Suits $64.50 100°o Dacron Slacks $16.50
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      246 4 B^*«»^^JH CLUES ACROSS 100 X :juiwa OZ :ui §t a '81 1. Heating appliance works all .;?"*£Ste 91 :i Wd right: quite a show! ,9, :£s* 5. Snooze back to front and :*«u«H t :j*MBLa 'i vrunfi move the camera sideways ;x ¥luu (3). 7. 20 down rendered penniless (.4).
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    Jaywalkers in deadly earnest
    187 5  -  HAROLD SOH 16 LOST THEIR LIVES IN JULY.., STILL THEY CONTINUE TO PLAGUE THE ROADS By SINGAPORE CITY, Thurs. JAY-WALKERS were responsible tor many of the 2,308 road accidents m which* 16 people lost their lives m Singapore last month. lind out how Ihe man m
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    13mil. yds. held up
    23 5 13 mil. yds. held up A PORE CITY. Fri It atlon CKn importaha> held nounting to abo .illion yards worth '.ion In Singapore.
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    QUEEN'S SCHOLAR GETS A ONE-YEAR GRANT TO STUDY BIOCHEMISTRY
    202 5 QUEEN'S SCHOLAR GETS A ONE-YEAR GRANT TO STUDY BIOCHEMISTRY SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. A 22-year-old Queen's Scholar. Mr. Man Guan Kong, who recently passed his B.A. with first class honours m Physiology at Oxford University, has been awarded a one-year arch grant m Biochemistry. Mr. Man. son ot Dr. and Mrs.
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    POISONOUS MAMBA IS A 'TOY' FOR THREE FEARLESS CHILDREN
    103 5 POISONOUS MAMBA IS A 'TOY' FOR THREE FEARLESS CHILDREN SERANGOON, Fri. Young Gordon Smith. 4. and his chums have no tear for snakes. Although Gordon has only been m Singapore for four months, he enjoys playing with a large and poisonous mamba snake. Gore': on came to Singapore m late
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    $ 350mil. rural plan
    47 5 350mil. rural plan KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A vast $350 million rural proembracing 1.500 miles of new roads and piped water for two million people will be carried out by ihe P.W.D. here as part of the development under the second liveyear plan beginning m January next year.
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    2 SHIPS DUE HERE WITH LESS CARGO THAN USUAL
    135 5 2 SHIPS DUE HERE WITH LESS CARGO THAN USUAL SINGAPORE CITY. Fri. —Two Singapore-bound ships, caught m the London dock strike, had to sail with their cargoes shortloaded. Hardest bit was the P&O cargo liner, Surat, which is expected m Singapore today. She has been able to load only about
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    Onn is not hopeful
    35 5 KOTA BHARU, Fri. The Party Negara leader. Dato Onn bin Ja'afar, said that he had very little hope that the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party would torm a coalition government with his party.
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      30 5 SECTION ODtRW OBiSKt ORE PORE -ALAYA PLEASED ON j AN I I. .JLtl I a ho know buy UKULELES I i S3O 00 535.0« M A. LTD., *>re-t>. WBIC HOUSE,
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      207 5 The world-famous 35mm Single-Lens Reflex offering UNLIMITED PHOTOGRAPHIC POSSIBILITIES T Hi M^ 11l A Optionol refleu or pentopriim vicwtmders Built-in optieol viewtmder tor actlon s ho ;V. n it Focol-ptone shutter. sp«edk to B, 1 l/»goo. Built-in self-timer. ir IncomporoMc number of tense*. •k Complete orroy of accessories. Fnce: with
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      256 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS I MVKRSITV OF MALAY DRA.MVIK SOCIETY: 'RineRound The Moon," at Cultural re, 8 3o p.m. MIM>TRY OF CULTURE: Free film shows at Killiney Road. X Aver Gemuroh md Karaponc: Jurong-16 1 m.s.. 7 p.m SINGAPORE JUDO (LIB: iners and 6th Kyu 8-9 pm. p m free
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    215 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Health: Let's get on with the job 4 S we have said before, local doctors have no cause for alarm over the Govrnment's decision to recruit medical ots from abroad. Now with the Ministry urances of unrejudiced promotion prospects, equal workconditions, equal pay and even a conof
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    Mosque going up
    19 6 KUANTAX. Fri. Work oi the new $750,000 Stat» mosque at Jalan Worthing ton here has started.
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    Unknwon
    62 6 THREE VISITORS HOW THE HARBo^ BOARD CATERS Tfj WORLDS SHIPP| Nc s ,n«apor T s pressed three Hritivh \i ment when they visited the I the course of an extensive i.,, JIT M Sir J! Howell and Miss Joan on a visit, wciv parti* working model whirl, s pects
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    Malay youth in Chinese school speaks three main languages
    192 6 Malay youth in Chinese school speaks three main languages PHANGI. Fri.— Studying at the Dunman Chinese Middle School is Haposan bin Haruaya, a 19--year-old Malay youth. j Haposan. who is now m Senior Middle 11. is a very popular figure at Changi Village where he lives. A. he speaks three
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    Logs in backlanes are a big fire risk, residents complain
    174 6 Logs in backlanes are a big fire risk, residents complain KATOXU, Friday. RESIDENTS m .100 Chial ;nul Geylang areas are concerned al the reckless way certain firewood dealers slack their locs One dealer has his sacks of charcoal and logs of firewood stacked to a height of about fifteen feet
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    Lock icon VARSITY PLAYERS EVOKE LAUGHS GALORE WITH 'RING' ROUND THE MOON
    221 6 VARSITY PLAYERS EVOKE LAUGHS GALORE WITH 'RING' ROUND THE MOON SINGAPORE CITY. Fri.— Not many of us. I think, would care to live m the world of Jean Anouilh. an anglicisation of whu»e play "Rins Round the Moon" by Christopher Fry was staged at the Cultural Centre yesterday evening by
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    AIRLINE HAD A LOSS OF $174,000 FOR THE YEAR
    203 6 AIRLINE HAD A LOSS OF $174,000 FOR THE YEAR J ABUAN, Fri. The Borneo Airways Limited reports a financial loss of $174,342 for the year from April 1. 1959 to March 31. 1960. Each passenger carried for one mile by the company was carried at a loss of 8.4 cents.
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    HILLARY TO FILM HIMALAYAN BID WITH LOCAL FIRMS' CAMERAS
    134 6 HILLARY TO FILM HIMALAYAN BID WITH LOCAL FIRMS' CAMERAS PAYA LEBAR. Cameras presented to Sir Edmund Hillary by i> firms during his vi&i recently, will be used the world famous mountaineer and member- team during the attempt to climb Mount Makalu m Himalayas. Sir Edmund received two cine-cameras from Frank
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    NEW MAIL BOAT REPLACE THE OLD 'CURLEW
    112 6 NEW MAIL BOAT REPLACE THE OLD 'CURLEW CINGAPORE. CITY. Fri.— A new mail barge, to be constructed for the Post Office, will replace me Marine Department launch Curlew m carrying mail asnore from ship>. Tiie Government has already called for tenders for a new 63- feet twin .screw vessel. Tne
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    Jailed for stealing $2 from a woman
    63 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tan Hock Beng. 22. of Kampong Semerang. was jailed for four months when he pleaded guilty m the Kuala Lumpur Second Magistrate's Court to a charge of stealing $2. from a woman. Low Tai. The Magistrate. Tuan Haji i Abdul
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    Visual-aid show
    20 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A two-day visual-aid teaching axhibition wil open at the 3atu Road School on Sept. 10.
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    Good bye to vehicles
    32 6 iPOH, Fri.— The 13/18 Royal hussars, who are to be transormed into a tank regiment. leld a parade m Ashby Road :o say farewell to their armoured vehicles.
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    Bright future in estate work, say 4 youths
    174 6 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri.— There is a bright future for young men who are willing to work hard on rubber estates m the Federation. This is the opinion of four men who have been serving on a Johore estate for the past four
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      31 6 a Song of Love Eternally Beautiful m ■ENGAGEMENT RINGS m Platinum Gold B Set Diamonds. IP. I. HENDRY- Jewellers 78, North Bridge Road Adelphl Hotel, Spore. g A Kuala Lumpur. B
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      5 6 Reader asks: Is yawning infectious?
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    New parole board releases 10 'good' Gimson School boys
    264 7  - New parole board releases 10 'good' Gimson School boys R. G. PILLAI THREE HAVE ALREADY FOUND EMPLOYMENT: JOBS WILL BE FOUND FOR OTHERS By SINGAPORE CITY, Frl. THE NEWLY re-constituted Parole Board has released 10 boys of the Gimson School —Singapore's corrective training institution at Clementi Road for juvenile delinquents.
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    Medical phrases in Malay to help promote language
    280 7 Medical phrases in Malay to help promote language SINGAPORE CITY. Friday. fy|EL)ICAL terminology m English will shortly be translated into the national I:m by a Federation Ministry o{ Health mmittee tonned recently to spread the use oi Malay m health and' medical services. This is revealed by Dr. Ungku Omar
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    EX-NAVAL RATING TURNS CAKE-MAKER TO EARN A LIVING
    124 7 EX-NAVAL RATING TURNS CAKE-MAKER TO EARN A LIVING SERANGOON. Fri.— A former naval rating. Mr. H. H. Tan. 24. of Bukit Arang, better known to his friends as "Tamby," tired of looking for jobs m the city, has set up a one-man cake busin* English educated Tan learned the recipes
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    $3M. STATION TO BEAM GOSPEL IN CHINESE
    140 7 $3M. STATION TO BEAM GOSPEL IN CHINESE SINGAPORE. Fri -The Far Kast Radio Broadcasting Company of the Philippines is erecting a 53.000.--000 radio station m Okinawa to broadcast gospel messages m Chinese to China. The 100.000 watts station is expected to be m operation NBM time this month, according to
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    CALL FOR ACTION AGAINST GAMBLING AT PUBLIC PARK
    90 7 CALL FOR ACTION AGAINST GAMBLING AT PUBLIC PARK TTARRER PARK, Fri.—Rex sidents m this area want the police to take action against gamblers at Fairer Park, who, tney say, are leading youngsters astray. Said Mr. S. Subramaniam. a City Council employee: "This is very bad. Since the game usually looks
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    A HAWKER WHO TOOK UP PAINTING AS HOBBY NOW FINDS THAT HIS ART BRINGS IN EXTRA INCOME
    170 7 A HAWKER WHO TOOK UP PAINTING AS HOBBY NOW FINDS THAT HIS ART BRINGS IN EXTRA INCOME SERANGOON. Fri.— A hawker who took up painting as a hobby six years ago. is today earning extra income painting nmercUJ advertisements. Mr Urn Eng Hock. 31. father of three, educated m Chinese,
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    Poor boys in Chinatown are cashing in on new gambling craze
    184 7 Poor boys in Chinatown are cashing in on new gambling craze SINGAPORE CITY. Friday. rUU DREN m Chinatown, with barely live C cents a day to spend, have found a new way to earn their pocket money fhev have launched a "tikam" i gambling* craze JhicT has caught on witn
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    'Lily Queen'on tour
    31 7 'Lily Queen' on tour SINGAPORE CITY. Fri —The 1960 "Lily Queen of Hawaii" Miss Cheng Hui Kheng will arrive here on Sept. 14 on a tour of South Ea>t AMan countries.
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    MALAYALEES CELEBRATE ONAM TOMORROW
    135 7 MALAYALEES CELEBRATE ONAM TOMORROW NAVAL BASE, Fri.— About 5,000 Malayalees m Naval Base will celebrate the Onam festival tomorrow on a grand scale. The Naval Base Kerala Library has arranged a six-hour programme at Canberra Padang inside the Dockyard area, beginning at 5 p.m. Main speakers at the function will
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    CHILDREN UNDER SIXTEEN CAN ENTER CONTEST
    85 7 CHILDREN UNDER SIXTEEN CAN ENTER CONTEST SINGAPORE CITY. Fri Malayan children under tne age of 16 nave been invited to take part m Snankars International Children's Competition to be held m December m New Delhi The Indian President's and Vice-President's gold medals will be awarded u> the best painting and
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    Dr. Chen in Penang for alumni reunion
    63 7 SINGAPORE CITY, Fri. Dr. Chen Su Lan, president of the Alumni Association of King Edward VII College of Medicine and the Medical Faculty, has left for Penang to attend the association's three-day reunion functions which begins today. Dr. Chen, who is also president
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    For the table
    21 8 heard of polythene feeding botties, cups ana I plate*. But now it's polythene tablecloth. From the Orchard Store.
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    Double-action wax for old belts
    43 8 OLD leather belts and hand- bags can be given a "new look' with Sheer Wax by James Florsheim of London.! Sheer Wax has a two-fold action It cleanses and polishes all leather goods From Antoinette's m Orchard Road
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    Budgetting for beauty
    360 8  -  MARGARET WEE m SIBLS OF ALL A6ES EDITED BY OUT: The long tresses IN: The shingled look BUT NOT FOR ME .AFTER ALL THE TROUBLE! QIRIii, take note. The tide is turning. I mean the fashion tide, of course. This time it's way up on the head.
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    Two ways to give lobsters the right treatment
    262 8 Two ways to give lobsters the right treatment "piIK lobster lends itself to a \;ist variety ol dishes ;md vet, how kicking m variation it is being served m most Singapore homes. Looking through my recipes. I found two different way- ol x-rving lobster. I'm passing them to you. The
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    49 8 Taking it easy picture. FOR lounging at home or romping on the beach, this outfit is right up to the minute m fashion. Modelled by Jean de Boer it consists of a pair of shorts of knitted cotton m brown and white stripes, with a matching too Free Press
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    SO EASY TO USE NEW LIPSTICKS WITH THE CUPID LOOK
    129 8 SO EASY TO USE NEW LIPSTICKS WITH THE CUPID LOOK T IPSTICK takes a new shape today. It is the heart-shape. Although it was introduced m the United States some time ago. it has n-ached our shores. Never before has the process of applying lipst been made easier, than with
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    Wide belts in so many colours
    55 8 YOU'VE never .seen so many colours together, but you will j when you look at the range of two-inch wide belt.s at C X i Tang's. There's a colour to match every dress m your wardrobe —grey, brown, sea green turquoise, pink. blue I
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    The latest in stockings
    50 8 Ail m One. Tnai Is me name of newest idea m nylon stockings. Practical easy to wear and fjee from restricting garters, it la combination of pantie and nylon— like baiiet tipnti By Pcx, m a light shade of Apricot Biush and Minuet (medium) from Robinsons.
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    Matinee jackets
    32 8 The cutest little matinee jackets to have arrived In Singapore are made of acetate and viscose rayon. In various pastel shades, they are fuily lined with cotton. From Soon Joo.
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    Why Americans are superior by Russians
    478 10 Why Americans are superior by Russians of ,h, s**** delegation said that th,. ""'"fl supenor m track and field iNfl many Negroes on its team (iL Gngorii Knkiishkn, .i;,. 1 Coilral Planning !();1I j < idliktcN. and V;,ssi|j kv tiJ Union's decathlon^" USS -special plivsi t;( 3^ Kukushkin .said there
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    JAPAN FOR ASIAN TOURN
    40 10 SEOUL. Fri. Th tion has decided I n championship Novemb* r. Yu Chun. datlon In Japan, tojd U Ministry also promised enter Korea for the Lee said he came Seoul officials cona men into South X
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      186 10 I Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoat, quilt, woollen pullovers, underwears, scarf, gloves, jumpers, winter pyjamas. Advice given Call on us TOOK ON Dept. Store 3 85 SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, (SINGAPORE- I. TEL: ***** YASHICJi I B^wJi I ReMcK V^BH^T^^^^^l^^B Bar $1 35/ T °P Discount
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      446 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. EVERYTHING FOR THfc male wardrobe i.^ available at W. HASSARAM. 75 High Street: wide choice
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      419 10 full years guarantee from CHONG WAH. 97 North Bridge Road, phone *****. DECORATIVE LAMP TITTINGS are an integral part of the interior design of a room Consult NAM AH ELECTRIC CO.. 91. Hill Street, phone *****. NO MATTES HOW big your feet are SWAN nylon socks will m retch to
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      205 10 THIS IS WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR! Only discriminating gourmets Will appreciate our delicious products: NOODLES: Egg Longevity Ribbon Vermicelli etc. PASTE GOODS:— Spaghetti Macaroni etc. Get them ot: SHINHUA&CO. 128-130, Dakota Crescent. Spore. Tel: *****. Manufacturers of Wheat Flour Rice Products. For Pleasant Listening Choose SONY WMBjS.' \w
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    977 12 NO GOLDEN' VICTORY YET FOR ASIA Russians slam jumper Thorn,, and Germany's Hary takes as the world's fastest man ROAIK, Fri. The first gold medal of the Olympic (ianu's >till eludes Asia. But last night Japan the main hope except for India and possibly Pakistan m the hockey won
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    ROUND UP Three judges struck off
    63 12 ROUND UP Three judges struck off ROME. Wed.— The threat to withdraw the British boxing team from the Games because of a controversiri points decision given against bantamweight Francis Taylor m his fight with Russias Oleg Grigorev had a sequel Jast night. Three of the five judges concerned are to
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    The 'Gold or bust' boys look busted
    165 12 But 93 million Japs are still banking on Yamanaka to win THEY'RE getting desperate the sons of Nippon. They're there m the thick of the tray m Rome's gorgeous Stadio del \uoto straining, struggling, fighting like mad for the strains of the 'Kimigayo'
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    The DAILY DOSE
    337 12  - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES by YAMANAKA. who at 21 is already a veteran of two Olympics, the owner of a brace of silver medallions m the 400 metres and 1.500 metres swims from Melbourne in 1956. had come to the closest he could set to the gold. What made
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    OLYMPIC RESULTS AT A GLACE
    195 12 OLYMPIC RESULTS AT A GLACE Mill Mil > metrcN linal: J D 2 3. P. Radt Britain* 10.3. 4. E Budri nch jump final: 1 R. V Brumel lin. 3. J l -1 4 m. 5. S. Petters^on i Sweden* 6 ft. 10-1 '4 m. 6. C. Dumas <USA> 6
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    A WALKOVER
    20 12 BALESTIER, Fri. R.A.F. Tengah gave a walkover to S.T.B, m a SAFA Junior Cup tie soccer match yesterday.
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    An unknown Indonesian is Asia's fastest
    260 12 ROME. Fri. Asian athletes on the first day of track and held competition, didn't accomplish much, but their best competitors are entered m events yet to be run off. The Asians competed, however, and they did their best and th-at m the true spirit
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    145 12 Majesty, and the Raja Puan Muda. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. received the royal coffin when it arrived. The 14 military pall bearers, men of ihe bth Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, gently lowered the coffin fiom ihe ambulance. By 7 D.m. it was nlarwrl nn iha night vigil
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      229 12 ■FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. INCORPORATED IN THE KI'DBRATION OF MALAYA j NEW PAN BOOKS (j£ CLAUDELLE Enkine Coldwell $1.25 ay for one mon'j faithlessness, and succeeded only too Luit y id with realism and earthy humour by the author of Little Acre THE WHITE MEN SANG Alexander Fullerton 1.25 The i-
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