The Singapore Free Press, 1 July 1961

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    Masthead
    17 1 .OCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, JULY 1, 1961 15 CENTS
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    WORLD HUNT for EXPERTS
    21 1 Fiuczeks Find tor power station KHOON v ilk 1 ur exn build reV neu K. stages i
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    Smallpox Kills 4
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    Soon teachers will not have to sell books to pupils
    214 1 Soon teachers will not have to sell books to pupils i UiIIHKS in Singapoi c sclu >ols will nu longer be burdened wilh Ihe extra lask <>l lini* lexlbooks, exercise books mid sLitionen I > students. The Education Ministry has held two meetings with principa school seeking their proposal tc
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    Narrow escape
    11 1 Sal James Stewart yesterday plani him G N--' fia.
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    Longer duty tours
    18 1 [NG rON Sat.— rhc Armj 3 0 I bachel< r EBalisted men from 24 to
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    Taj fit and ready to challenge H. K.'s best today
    395 1 Taj fit and ready to challenge H. K.'s best today HONG KO\G, SatTaj Mohamed, winner of The Singapore Free Press Big Walk. Is fit and ready but noncommittal on his chances in the 41.3 mile walk round Hong Kong island today. 1;u tail, lean and wiry Singapore race walker just
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    PLANE WITH LUXURY TOUCH OFF TO FLY THE KING TO BRUNEI
    162 1 PLANE WITH LUXURY TOUCH OFF TO FLY THE KING TO BRUNEI I SINGAPORE, Sat.— The Malayan Airways Viscount which is flying the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong to Brunei at noon today has been refitted for a touch of luxury. The jet-prop airliner left Paya Lebar airport this morning alter a Press
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    SPORTSMAN CARL SCHUBERT TAKES OVER AS ACTING R.O.V.
    112 1 SPORTSMAN CARL SCHUBERT TAKES OVER AS ACTING R.O.V. SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Goh jO Kee Song, Registrar of Vehicles, will relinquish his post on Monday on expiry of his three-5 r ear contract. Meantime the post is being filled by Mr. Curl Schubert, the well-known Singapore sportsman. The Council has advertised
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    C-plan feature
    46 1 SINGAPORE. Sat.- Radio Singapore will broadcast a special feature on the Colombo Plan tonight in the Chinese network a' 7 D.m.. the English network at 7.15 p.m.. the Malay network ai 9 p.m. and a Tamil version on Wednesday. July 5. at 7.00 p.m.
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    Tractor men say no
    40 1 KEY WEST. Florida, Sat.- A sookesman for the private American tractors-for-prisoners committee said yesterday it would not resume talks nor i-dve Dr. Castro "$2B inilaoi) 01 $28' in exchange *>»• orisoners taken during the abortive Cuban invasion.
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    New primary school
    28 1 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Ouiram Primary English School ".ill be opened today by Inche Mohd. ArifT bin Suradi, Assemblyman for I Uiu Pandan, at 7 p.m.
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    Kidjang, Film Studio IV are best bets in tomorrow's varied card
    154 1  - Kidjang, Film Studio IV are best bets in tomorrow's varied card ALLAN LEWIS By KUALA IXMPIR. Sat— ln a long and varied programme of nine events here tomorrow Kidjang and Film Studio IV should be two very good bets. Film Studio IV has won his iast two starts d*u\ the
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    BETTER LIFE FOR 350 DETAINEES
    160 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. I PLANS are being worked out to provide additional recreationa] facilities lor more than 350 detainees at the penal settlment on Pulau Senang. The Free Press was told thai the People's Association is being entrusted with the task. it is understood that the
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    THE PAPER WITH ZINC
    313 1 0 YES, The cc i J /'c'o.N has iitig and teat. Week. by iceen it brings you new, exclusive features that mutce fascinating and cGULpt iimi, reading. Today it atctrii a new t h r liter by Malaya's javourite crune wncer t Agatha Christie. 'Turn to
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    Flowers for S'pore
    23 1 JAKARI A Sat. Hm Indonesian Deuaruueiit of Agriculture ])..:.i.s to exp. lain i"< < Liy.saiuiK mum ud dahlias mi Siiigap i
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    Jack frees Red
    29 1 WASHING 1 ON. Sat.— President Kenned 1 lia i omniuted the r--lenco oi Heniy Winston, i <-' two remaining n top U.S Communist leaders still in orison
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    Reds shell Quemoy
    17 1 iaipeh. Sat. -The Communist Chinese bombarded the Quemoy Islands \wih 113 rounds of shells.
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    Latest
    131 1 ir-i I i l-'MHd i! ml in<\ ing L3I i ;r>i Hun a l und lIK-(...i. tui<\ If«»r>A n iik |H TKA r PED LIFT RESCUCO i i »if l>.ik'M« Hi IH Mtt| MM i in!. hildrcn ifi. iii (tai Mm* m ANOTHEK RUSSIAN lIDP t L Gliwiii? I
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  • City section: Finance and industry
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      DROP IN TIN PRICE EXTENDED: RUBBER STEADY
      258 2 LONDON. Sat. Tin extended Thursdays full m early dealings by around £9 per ton. The further oig drop i:; the ba.-t seemingly broughi out some cheaper offers which Temporarily found buyers unwlUins. T c ton tt tel c: bOW ■>' Iracted more buying
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      Less profit for New Scudai: 15p.c dividend recommended
      291 2 Less profit for New Scudai: 15p.c dividend recommended By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Saturday. TIIK WORKING profit for the year of New Scudai Ltd. was $217,079— a decrease of $27,184 on the previous year, states the chairman in his annual report. The main factor was v reduction in investmenl
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      ONLY SELECTIVE INTEREST IN 'RATHER QUIET' MARKET
      182 2 ONLY SELECTIVE INTEREST IN 'RATHER QUIET' MARKET LONDON Sat.— Rather quiet conditions prevailed in the London stock markets yesterday with buyers still 1 reluctant to commit themselves to any great extent in vieu ol the existing uncer--1 tainties. As the result, Interest was high- ly selective bul several sections Showed
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      U.K. trade mission' for Hungary
      62 2 U.K. trade mission for Hungary LONDON. Sat The first, offi--1 kal BntL-h trade mission to visit Hungary since the war wiD leave for Budapest tomorrow, the London Chamber ol Commerce has j announced. L<-c: by the London Chamber of Commerce chairman, Mi. Allen i Stock, Ihe mission will spend three
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      Hong Kong prices
      63 2 HONG KONG. Pii, Closing I I prive.s :ien- today were Previoui Today H. A: S. Bank Corpc>i;!iior. $422 >4L'LI sale: sales I Wheelock Marcieu J14.40 514.301 .nt: sal6S i HlEong phone $59.50 $59.00 j sales sales j Dairy Ffenn Coki Storage 541.2S $41.50 lea sales Taik<j<>» Dock
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      UPs and DOWNs of your share
      102 2 UPs and DOWNs of your share 1 >i^; sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. and N. $2.61 lup 1 cent), J. Waush $1.84 (up 1 cent), Jarks»on (M.) Sl.no (unchanged), Metal Box 53. 50 (down 5 cents". Robill-->on Ords. $1.45 (unchanged 1, r.K. Ords. $1.19 (uchanged),
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      Texas tin sale: No decision yet
      64 2 Texas tin sale No decision yet WASHINGTON, Sat.— A State Department spokesman .-.aid yesterday thai 3.933 tons of Texas smelter tin had not been released for sale to fiie trade. "A decision (\vhetner to release the tin lor sale) was not ready for announcement, he said. A U.S. trade publication
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      Nigerian rubber
      41 2 lAGOS. Sat.— Nigeria exported 3.697 ions of iubbei iii February this year against 2.456 tons in January. The U.K. was the largest importer with 1.998 tons against 1.0U4 in January, followed by West Germany with 665 against 555 tons.
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      Gold price raised
      44 2 TOKYO. Sat.— The Sumitomo Metal ana Mining Company, a leading Japanese mining firm. announced yesterday ii would raise its ex-iefinery pnee of gold, which local mining firms can sell to the tree market, by about five per cent effecive from louay.
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      Ford strikers vote to return
      45 2 I on don Sa Vhv. cai strikers a oaasa meeting held at 1 in •>.... estei d >;. \.)tfc; i it urn to in rk on MonIIM < -a wa depi li Urn result < I pcscc Lalks ie beinj beid In L ncMW
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      Ships in port
      183 2 CHIPS lyin, jlon^sirte t"e Singapore harxes turi.iy are: Soiidai N'W. 1 Sn .h Sactao .\\v. 3, ••><. IMJ N <^^. Canbodsc v 9, 33 Brecoi ik ■■> 33 -"ri, uranjc 12 13 Hu: Haora M \i. Outer RoarK SJ in K-...n. I'j-j pratarr-.i, SlblKO, TafniS, M:or.a. San
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    'West must stop Red peace pact move in Germany'
    261 2 'West must stop Red peace pact move in Germany' BONN, Sat.— Dr. Heinrich Yon Brentano, West German Foreign Minister, said yesterday that the West should react with all means to prevent the Soviet Union signing a separate Deace treaty with East Germany. It would not be enough if the Western
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    Sukarno prize
    26 2 JAKARTA. bat. President Sukarno has set up a "Sukarno Peace Foundation" with the 100.000 roubles he won with his Lenin peace prize in 1959.
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    He lived where five lean men died after Arctic ordeal
    144 2 He lived where five lean men died after Arctic ordeal REYKJAVIK (Iceland), Saturday. HH. Frank Fitch, leader and sole survivor of a six-man London University party whose boat capsized in Arctic waters on Sunday. arrived in Iceland today aboard the Norwegian frigate barm. When Dr. Fitch arrived at the Norwegian
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    Began climbing
    121 2 He .said they all had lifebelts on and were only 200 yards from the coast, but had to swim against the wind. Dr. Fitch reached a low and narrow beach under high cliffs. At first he looked around for his companions, but seeing nothing of them he began
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    RESCUED: BOY, 14, ADRIFT ON RAFT: 2 OTHERS PERISHED
    108 2 RESCUED: BOY, 14, ADRIFT ON RAFT: 2 OTHERS PERISHED SAN 1)1 EGO (California), Sat. A 14-year-old boy, drifting on a life raft with two bodies, was rescued by the 40-foot fishing boat, Ruth Marie, about 90 miles south-west of here yesterday. The coastguard said no vessels had been reported in
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    U.S. STRIKE: A 'CONDITIONAL' PACT
    64 2 NEW YORK. Sat.— A "conditional" agreement between the striking U.S. National Maritime Union and two shipping groups was announced here yesterday by Mr. Vadid Cole, chairman of the fact-finding board set up by President Kennedy. In ROTTERDAM. the Holland America Line quays were virtually at
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    EICHMANN: 'I DIDN'T RECOMMEND SHOOTING'
    186 2 EICHMANN: 'I DIDN'T RECOMMEND SHOOTING' JERUSALEM. Sat. Adolf Eichmunn hotly denied documentary evidence yesterday that in 1941 he gave by telephone a curt recommen[dation to shoot 1.200 Serbian Jews. Eichmann. accused of complicity in the mass-murder of millions of Jews, wore a grave expression as he listened to his burly.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    364 2 C.l.f NOTE: Ait prices Oeiout are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, June 30. Previous Today HUBBtR NO. Üb» c.i.f E ii rt p I a n ports July 245/16 24 9/16 Ann T 16 IMS RUUbER No. 1 RSS SO«t 2*~+ 24 13/16 RUBBER
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    IRAQ MAY ATTACK KUWAIT THIS WEEKEND: BRITISH KENYA TROOPS STAND BY
    206 2 IRAQ MAY ATTACK KUWAIT THIS WEEKEND: BRITISH KENYA TROOPS STAND BY Match put o££ WASHINGTON, Sat. The State Department flatly denied reports that the United States had informed Britain of an imminent Iraqi attack on Kuwait. Authoritative sources said the State Department had received diplomatic reports stating there was a
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    BRITAIN AND RUSSIA NEAR AGREEMENT ON SUPPLIES FOR LAOS
    118 2 GENEVA. Sat. -Britain uid the Soviet Union are close to agreement on the draft of a mes.sage they plan to .send about the supply of equipment to the International Control Commission in Laos. Authoritative sources here said Mr. Malcolm MacDonald and
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    Compromise formula
    64 2 But the Soviet Union recently suggested that the commission should obtain the required equipment from the parties in Laos The sources said that the message beinu discu.s.sed was generally based on a compromise formula under which the commission should hire or purchase what equipment it could from the
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    Angola: Salazar says 'not a hope' to UN's 'stop it' plea
    118 2 Angola: Salazar says 'not a hope' to UN's 'stop it' plea Lisbon, Sat. Dr. Salacar, the Portuguese Prime Minister, said there was "not the least hope* ol Portug; acceding to the UniKd Na tions Security Council resoh tion of June 9, which callt I for the cessation ol w repn
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    Threat to peace
    89 2 Dr. Salazar said tin tion in Angola could be< b threat to peace and inU national security if some 0 i members decided to from the political and Qni i cial help they an giving ii direct help with their 0 j forces against Portugal ii Angola
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    CLIMBERS' PERIL: SHORT OF FOOD
    85 2 THE HAGUE Bat. Six New Zealand mountaineers in Central Dutch New Guinea may be running short of lood after a failure to locate them and drop food from the air. Another effort will be made to spot the men. who are trying bo limb I
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    BID TO END DEATH-TRAPS
    307 3 Trafff ie plan wili bring safety to estate residents GAR- DENS, Sat.- -A oneway traffic scheme will be put into effect in this bi£ housing estate today. Mr. Lim Seng Huat. the Police Secretary, said the scheme would be on trial for the first three months.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    13 3 Welcome to Singapore n lid r d r• h OB [ndoBicial, He Orchard
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    Month's jail for illigal entry
    16 3 Month's jail for illigal entry r at.— A Kari- Ninth with > rmil ngap re, nd wii^
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    THUG, 16, GETS A CHANCE TO GO STRAIGHT
    82 3 THUG, 16, GETS A CHANCE TO GO STRAIGHT CiINGAPORE. Sat. -Aw Hock 0 Chwee. 1(5. a former member oi a secret society arrested two weeks ago for possessing a dagger, was yesterday given a chance to go .straight. Police Magistrate. Mr. R. B. 1 Pates put him on probation for
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    Who's this?
    13 3 CHARLIE CHAPLIN was the mystery personality in Thursday's "Who's This?" quiz.
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    Arranged marriages: What women say
    171 3 ARK arranged marriages necessarily bad? This is one o/ the topics of the day and is de oo icd wll h rigour by leading Malayan women in HER^VORLD for July on sale today. Other articles include advice on the secrets oj charm and the inside
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    DIDN'T REMAIN INDOORS-JAILED
    507 3 DIDN'T REMAIN INDOORS- JAILED SINGAPORE. Sat.— A police supervisee, wlio attended an Ansom by-election rally on Wednesday night, was yes-; terday Jailed for 18 months b T the FiLst Criminal Dis- 1 trict Court. N M. Habib. 36, ol Cecil Street, had pleaded guilty before Mr. Choor Singh, the Judge,
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    SINAPORE DAIRY
    45 3  - SINAPORE DAIRY ALEXENDER LEE'S JK SINGAPORE, Saturday. J MET Ulita Yaranamua yesterday. She is an assistant medical officer in the medical department of the Fiji Government, who leaves here on Monday to continue tier one-year study on maternal and child health services in South-Mast Asia.
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    What's happening today
    164 3 CINEMAS CATHAY: Master of the World i midnight. ODEON: Return to Peyton Place—Midnight. CAPITOL: PaamLu (Tamil) midnight. GLOBE: Kavalai Illatha Ma- I nithan (Tamil)—midnight. QUEENS: Changali Daivam (Tamil)—midnight. DIAMOND: Lela Satria (Malay) 1.30. 4. ti.3i i). 30. GARRICK: Anuradha (Hindi > 3 q g JfOYAL: Umndnl Thanga
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    Weekend cinema guide
    163 3 ALHAMBRA: 11. 3.30 and 8 The Ten Commandments starring Charlton Heston. Yul Brynner. Anne Baxter. Edward G. Robinson. Biblical epic. VistaVision. Technicolor. CAPITOL: 11. 1.45. 4. 6.30 and 9.30 The Secret Ways starring Richard Widmark. Sonja Ziemann. Poiiucut drama. CATHAY: 11. 1.30. 4. 6.30 and 9.30 A
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    Check your swim times
    43 3 TODAY: 1.33 p.m.; TOMORROW: 0.40 a.m. anu 2.19 pm MONDAY: 1.30 a.m. and 3.04 p.m.; TUESDAY: 2.21 a.m. and 3.51 p.m.; WEDNESDAY: 3.20 a.m. and 4.40 p.m.; THURSDAY: 4.31 a.m. and 5.3") p.m.: FRIDAY: 6.01 a.m. and 6.55 p.m.
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    ACCUSED IN 'STRANGE CASE' DISCHARGED
    192 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Alter a two-week postponement, a magistrate, Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee yesterday decided to discharge a technical assistant, R. C. W. Galistan, the accused in what had been described as "a very .strange case." The discharge, granted in respect of two charges against
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    The Prince's charming guest and the lost ruby
    1136 5 AGATHA CHRISTIE'S new crime thriller begins today r, thi<. 3t)^orblnq serial the author proves she can c banquet which will satisfy gourmets of the And rhc P°P ulor French detective Poirot here involved in tood, but accompanied scosor <••* eh *>« set
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      145 5 DEFINITELY LAST DAY TO-DAY LADIES' I MEN'S SKIRT BLOUSE SET $8.40 > ARROW SHIRTS $9.90 PRINTED SLACKS $3.80 j FANCY SHIRTS $3.90 EMB: BLOUSE r $6.90 SPORT SHIRTS $4.80 "CONTESSA" SHIRTS $2.80 HICKOK BELTS $0.80 HALF SLIPS $1.30 i FANCY TIES $0 90 PANTIES $0.80 l STRETCHABLE SOCKS $0.90 I
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      Trade pact: Two-way benefits
      323 6 i: is appropriate that the first trade agreement signed by the Singapore Government with a foreign country should be with our lose neighbour Indonesia. It is also noteworthy that the agreement has been negotiated with a country that offers large-scale trade a country with a very
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      MERGER or MERDEKA?
      202 6 |)\H wonders if Tun Lira Yew Hock and Mr. David Marshall's c-ill for immediate independence for Singapore is genuine or just calculated to cause embarrassment lo the Government. These two men are former Chief Ministers of Singapore and as such ought to know prevailing conditions in the
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      Buses... the struggle to hang on at corners
      138 6 Buses the struggle to hang on at corners HJHJ I SUPPORT the "Worried Passenger" who last Saturday, advocated the fitting of arm-rests to seats to prevent passengers from slipping out of moving buses. I have myself seen people struggling to get a firm hold in buses that were negotiating bends
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      Water—the sinful waste at public standpipes
      156 6 Water the sinful waste at public standpipes WIIILK appreciating the City Council's advice to the public to "save every drop of water" in order to avoid a water crisis, I would like to draw your attention to the Fact thai users of public standpipes are the main offenders. I have
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      Beauty without modesty at contests
      77 6 Beauty without modesty at contests WE seem to be living in the age of the socalled queens electing Miss This and Miss Thai for no valid reason. Few dances or other functions go these days without a beauty contest to lure "customers." especially the younger men and women. An essential
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      Impose limit at no limit' stretch — piea
      93 6 Impose limit at no limit' stretch piea THE road between Bembawang Sills Circus and the 9th mile EJpper Thomson Road \s a BO-.speed-limit Stretch. However, at the B^-, mik. Just past the rifle range, \s a dangerous bend nrhich vehicles neg 1 1 1 lat e a I break-neck speed
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      The line-crossers who cause inconvenience
      190 6 The line-crossers who cause inconvenience OPPOSITE the Lido Cinema in Orchard Road is a double white line. This means that traffic coming from town and going towards Tanglin cannot turn right into the cinema car park. I notice, however, that quite oil en motorists including taxi-drivers. of course ignore the
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      Loophole in law for shopmen
      114 6 I AM anxious that when Singapore's labour legislation is reviewed note will be taken ol an anomaly existing in the present Shop Assistants' Employment Ordinance. In this ordinance, there Is provision for the payment o! double pay for work done on a shop assistant's weekly
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    100 YEARS AGO
    131 6 the Free Press reported: "From letters received by the last Overland Mail, we learn that the Colonial Office has at last made a move in the matter of taking over the Straits Settlements. by sending in a oropositiun to the Indian Office. To this no reply had
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    56 6 A 999 call sent a police i Marylebone. Then R.S.P.C.A. squad car to a 4ft Inspectors DUt it in a bag. pvTunv *«ti*w* Said one: "K'a only a baby PYTHON found coiled the cold steps made it asleep on steps to a base- sleepy." Police are seeking
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    ONE-MINUTE SERMON
    116 6 Who is sufficient? 2 Corinthians ii. 16. PAUL answered his own question. Surveying the whole field of Christian warfare; knowing the enemy's skill and resources, he said, "Our sufficiency is of God." (2 Corinthians Hi. 5; Ephe- sians vi. 11-13.) It is for sufficiency we are taught to
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    Life is like that
    216 6 Life is like that yoi vl aiv., IMlili !§l 1 m< rather a plover. h;t\ »'ii I "Well. Mr. I., "Just to prm. i)U Ul| U) hrrrs I bonus lir^m i,^ S2OU lot the pa- 1 U n yean rxrellrnt srrutr "Thank on id n Mr. Brown!" "And if \ou
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      318 6 [TODAYS RADIO SINGAPORE 11.00 Saturday night is melody Short Wave Service: n.uiii; 12 (Midnight) Close U metres '7250 k<- s. down. Medium Wave Service l UADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) »76 metres. P.M.-1.15 Summary of proA.M. 11.00 Progritrnme sum- j grammes tor the afternoon; 1.18 mary; 11.02 String time; 11.30 This
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      173 6 CLUES ACROSS 1 Turn up to give farher back -something to eat <6i. 5 Being still young, can't you tell its head from its tail? '(3). 8 It's in Nevada (4). 9 You might be unconscious when getting this out (4). 10 Sandy areas, perhaps (6). 11 and 17 Historic
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      200 6 us the uews? <bi. 3 A bar put, up lor a native <4i. 4 Attractive places <7i. 5 Crazy about ceramics? (si. 6 Drawing of an aircraft wiuiout a tail? (4>. 7 Freedom to name «i statue? (7). 12 Express from Rothesay (3). 14 Make slight nii.erai.ions to the piano?
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    Thrill of his life: Tea with King and Premier
    24 7 i > photo- he had Yang di- :-d tne IN ngK s tl I d E
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    160 Poly students in 'vacation jobs' under wider training plan
    290 7 PUBLIC BODIES, PRIVATE FIRMS JOIN IN PRACTICAL AID SINGAPORE, Saturday. j\|ANl public authorities and business firms are co-operating with the Singapore Polylechnic to provide practical experience to its students. About 160 students have been placed in '!>>l)s" during the present
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    PHOTOS FROM EIGHT NATIONS ON SHOW
    109 7 An exhibition of photographs from eight SouthEast Asian countries to publicise Singapore during "Visit the Orient Year, 1961" was opened at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce building in Hill Street by Mr. Lee Khoon Choy, Parliamen- tary Secretary to the Minister for Culture. On
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    HE GAVE UP LAW TO STUDY THE TEACHING OF SAINTS
    115 7 HE GAVE UP LAW TO STUDY THE TEACHING OF SAINTS cr-a.. Mr. O Charan Smghi. 44. who ive up law to devote all time to religion, has yen lectures m SangaI re on "Sant Mat" (teatiings ol the saints*. is at present on a religio'.is lour of Asia and has
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    Disorderly conduct: 2 women fined
    60 7 Disorderly conduct: 2 women fined PENANG, Sat. Two women, wives o: Australian servicemen, threatened to hit a police corporal who stopped them for driving unsteadily at Mount Erskine Road, the Sessions Court here was told. Margaret Joan Dunn. 21. and Patricia Taylor. 25. who pleaded guilty to a joint charge
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    TAN FLIES OFF TO FOLLOW IN DAD'S FOOTSTEPS
    132 7 TAN FLIES OFF TO FOLLOW IN DAD'S FOOTSTEPS SINGAPORE. Sal Tan See Eng, IT. '"I'm very much determined to follow in my father's footsteps") leaves for Perth. Australia, today by air to study law. See Eng. a Malacca student, is the son of Mr. Tan Kee Gak. Member of Parliament
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    VICAR (I WANT TO WORK ABROAD) GETS POST IN JESSELTON
    149 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. An; English vicar, who dur- ing his ministry had felt j '♦an urge to preach in a foreign country," is now in Singapore on hi-s way to take up a new post in Jesselton. North Borneo. He is
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    Twenty community centres to stage big cultural concert
    238 7 Twenty community centres to stage big cultural concert SINGAPORE, Saturday. MORE than 1.400 people from various community centres here will Like part in a cultural conceri to he held at seven rural and three urban districts from tomorrow. The 10-day concert, organised by the People's Association, will be the biggest
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    HE'S NAMED HEAD OF LEPROSY ASSOCIATION FOR EIGHTH TIME
    123 7 HE'S NAMED HEAD OF LEPROSY ASSOCIATION FOR EIGHTH TIME SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Ec Penu Liang, an accountant, was re-elected president of the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association for the eighth successive year at its annual general meeting heid at the Catholic Wei tare Service Centre Mr. Ec, 49. has been con-
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      47 7 GENEVE f*'*% SINCE 1815 THE SWISS WATCH I X.FOR ALL CLIMATES iff. x KING PVR£ LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. F Ea*tery Road. Singapore 1. MAKE IT BETTER CAMERA \jf| rronfl on irhNQLOGISTS Photogrophie ZOOLOGISTS Deolers. GEOLOGISTS BOTANISTS JOURNALISTS I aR»% c physicists vtiEr/ ARTISTS SURGEONS J TECHNICIANS
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      223 7 1 Keep the whole family I^"« Hjhl SSfclaPl IHllii j^\\ \J I^HRYSLER Slender TA/s exclusive "Climate-Minder" on all new models balances both temperature and humidity constantly, automatically bOLb AGENTS KIAN GWAN (MALAYA) LTD. 35, Telok Ayer Street, Singapore. USE THIS COUPON FOR MORE INFORMATION TO KIAN GWAN (MJ LTD.. P
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      165 7 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... YOU have high ambitions which can be satisfied with patience and efliciency. Although "ou may not rocket to the fame and success you might wish, you should find your ultimate success a long-lasting one. talm, serene and collected, you make important decisions at just the right
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      148 7 friends. The roads and transportation will be crowded. I IRRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23): A Lionn GOOD day for routine Sunday activities, but don't plan too much excitement. Best for rest. qpflßPin (Ocl 24Nov 22): dUUiiriU MAKE this a pleasant day of church gatherings, family meetings, and home entertainment. SAGITTARIUS g£-
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      94 7 TAURUS <A )r lMav 2l > nunuo A FINF day for all carefully planned schedules. Get a lot done and enjoy doing it, too! nPMIW (May 22-June 21): UtMI!«. M AKE plans for summer entertainment on your vacation. Keep an eye out for romance. n't /~\f\ mr«^BJZ vfjyrl y*->j One
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      51 7 the door he sees that Mrs. Bear has oponed a trunk and is holding sonmning in her hand. Look at this old h?.t of mine." she chuckles. I had forgotten all about it. Just fancy. It was once the height of fashion in Nutwood She tries it on and laughs
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    He comes with answer on how to breed better livestock here
    238 8 He comes with answer on how to breed better livestock here rcjINGAPORE, Sal. o xhe use <ri artificial insemination would result in gpod production and multiplication of livestock in Malaya Hiia is th< xpwi vit-.v ol "or. Fischer who arrived ierc train p«r« v^ Uoyd Triestino linei vrcioria I >id
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    Five-day seminar
    30 8 KUALA LUMPI R, Sat The National Association of Tsaghen In national schools in the Federation •>•.::: hold a rive-day seminai in Kuala Lumpur in Augusi foi Mi la} teachers.
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    U.S. marketing expert
    193 8 THESE FOUR BEAT 230 IN ANNUAL KORAN READING COMPETITION BIKIT TIMAII Sat About 3.000 Muslims attended the finals of the iourth annual Koran reading competition at the Perhimpunan Indonesia in Bukit Timah Road. It was organised by the Singapore Bawean Association. The competition was spread over six
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    Best dog and cat at pets show
    54 8 PENANG, Sat Nagrom Sola tin. a rare Italian greyhound owned by Mrs. L. F. Cathcart won the top prize for the best non-registered pedigree clou m the Penang R.S.P.C.A. dog and cai show. lii the cats section. Miss Paula Thomson, won the top
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    DRIVING TESTS: MORE FAIL TO PASS DURING MAY
    86 8 DRIVING TESTS: MORE FAIL TO PASS DURING MAY SINGAPORE, Sat. A »5 total number oi 3.819 driving tests w< re conducted in Singapore during May ana 53 per cent failed, states the Tramp Police Report. This is an increase of two per cent over that of April The report says:
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    NG ASSOCIATION SETS UP A NEW ALTAR
    71 8 NG ASSOCIATION SETS UP A NEW ALTAR SINGAPORE, Sat The ■v-' Ng Clan Chee Chiang Ass< iation has set up an alt ar at its p rem is es in Rare Course Roaci f'oi am estral worship. The first mass worship was attended by about 120 members. An association spokesman
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    impressed by activity' here
    183 8 impressed by activity' here SINGAPORE, Saturday. AN AMERICAN professor of marketing is highly impressed by the "hive of businp^w iirtivitv" in the State. He is Prof. Ferdinand F. Mauser, of Wayne State University, America, who is now making a study of markets throughout the world. Prof. Mauser told The Free
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    RURAL RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION OFFICE-BEARERS
    131 8 RURAL RESIDENTS' ASSOCIATION OFFICE-BEARERS SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Sim Bok Kwan was was elected president of the Singapore Rural Resident-' Association in Middle Road the association's annual general meeting held at the Victoria Memorial Hail. The other office-bearers elected for 19(31-1962 wenMr. Pei Chee Peng and Mr. Tan Chee (vice-presidents >;
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    Student, 10, killed
    46 8 TELUK A\SO\. Bat schoolboy. Otis Kent Seng ireus killed when he wa volved in an accideni w, a car while crowing a road „:i f potting down from ;i bu Kamponc Sunjej Hajl m-«--iiamcd. at the 22! id Teluk Anson Bagan I) road.
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    'Disney's films are not produced for children only'
    235 8 'Disney's films are not produced for children only' SINGAPORE, SaUiittav AN American film supervisor, now on a tjsjf to Singapore, refutes the idea that \Y Disney films are made specially for lv Hijy. ren. He is Mr. A. L. Caplan. the Far East Supervisor of Buena Vista International. Inc.. who
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    Tomorrow's church services
    461 8 Wesley: 7.30 ajn* L 0 ajn., 5.30 v.m Paya Lebar Methodist: 8 a.m.. 9 ...m 10 a.m.. Straits Chinese Methodist: 8.40 a.m.. 9.30 ;i.m.. 11 a.m.. 5.20 p.m. Geylaug straits Chinese Methodist: 2.45 p.m 4 D I*l Tcluk Aver Chinese Methodist: 9 a.m.. 10 30 .i.m.. 1
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    A MAN AND HIS FANTASTIC MA CHINE
    654 9 A RUMBLE IN THE MOUNTAIN, THEN A MONSTER TAKES OFF TO CONQUER ALL THE WORLD Is k ami silenl in Morgan town, usvlvaiiia, on tins nighl in April, s Siitltlcnly. from ;i nearby mounit < ireal Kyric, ;i rcuir sj>liis Ilu 1 earth
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  • "MASTER OF THE WORLD1' FILM FEATURE
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      Robur breaks up a war...
      85 10 It's war. Rival Egyptian factions take up battle positions. The year is 1848. But Robur, the aspiring master of the world, has other plans. He hates wars and bombs both sides to break it up. This is a scene from Jules Verne's thriller, "Master of
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      Challenge of a jules Verne story
      466 10 tMERICAN [j ma*- ionaFs I% M 1 ter 1>: the World" brtn I 1 Ihe screen n oi the '.::>. si rillii tories ever filmed from the >'>'*: ol V- rn< kn< 'V. n .0 le '*i is ster ol scienc* R and the
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      Mr. Jack-of-all-trades makes possible the impossible
      367 10 Mr. Jack-of-all-trades makes possible the impossible MAKING possible the impossible is an extraordinary achievement even in fabulous Hollywood. Bui such achievement has become almost habitual For James H. Nicholson, President of American International Pictures. He ranks with the oh' established production and distribution giants of Hollywood in quantity of product
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      Star David was a disc jockey in Malaya
      155 10 DAVID FKANKHAM, one oi the stars ul "Master M the World.' American International's iiim version ol n,e exciting Jules Verne tale, started hi^ protessional career .is an announcer and disc jockey in Malaya while he vat stationed here with the British army.
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      Wearing woollens—in 120-degree heat
      192 10 Wearing woollens— in 120-degree heat FILMING motion pictureis not always what v seems! During part of the shooting of American 1:.--kernational's "Master ol the World'" the compani had to work on a small, closed stage in 120-degree heat unlil the wind machines, blowing over Ice, brought the temperature down to
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      A DARE MADE STUDENT PRICE A STAR OVERNIGHT
      314 11 A DARE MADE STUDENT P RICE A STAR OVERNIGHT I i stars as Robur, the man 1 becoming master of the International's film ver- 's classic "Master of the I born in St. Louis. Missouri. I n artist but soon afterward I have enough talent and set I or of
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      Chorus boy to stardom for Henry Hull
      369 11 Ch orus boy to stardom for Henry Hull II Ol 3. 1890, William critic best Road.' which he played fot >ome three years on Broadway and on the road. While Hull was a student at Columbia University. New York, he got odd jobs as chorus boy in Broadway shows. He
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      THE PEOPLE IN THE PICTURE...
      302 11 THE PEOPLE IN THE PICTURE. The man with the strong face CHARLES BRONSON, who stars in Americ a n International's film version of the Jules Verne classic "Master of the World." has been said to have the strongest face in the entertainment business. No less an authority than actor-director Charles
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      University course and Playhouse training put her in star roles
      197 11 University course and Playhouse training put her in star roles 'JWLKNTKD newcomer Mary Webster shirs as the lovely Dorothy daughter of Prudent (Henry Hull) and fiance of Philip (David Frankham) in American International's film version of Jules Verne's fantastic "Master of the World." She was horn in Chicago, raised in
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      Violent road to mastery of the entire world
      195 12 Violent road to mastery of the entire world Figlil foi sunival Charles Bronson (left) subdues David Krankham in an exciting struggle over strategy to prevent Robur's amazing flying rom accomplishing a monstrous mission. Robur, the aspiring master of th? world, inspects tin* wreckage of the balloon thai \\;is sen! up
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      Four escape injury in dangerous scene
      122 12 Four escape injury in dangerous scene FOLK actors narrowly escaped what could have been serious injury during filming oi" a key sequence in American International's dramatisation of Jules Verne's famous "Master of the World." Vincent Price. VVaily Campo, Vito Scotti and Pete Besba.s were in a cabin suspended in midair
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      BIGGEST BUDGET TO DATE FOR 'MASTER'
      75 12 BIGGEST BUDGET TO DATE FOR 'MASTER' MASTER Of The World." filmisation of the amazing Jules Verne story, marks the first time that American International Pictures President James 11. Nicholson has produced a film. For his first production chore he spared no expense and the film has the biggest AIP budget
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      Jules Verne, the man whose fiction became today's fact
      793 13 Jules Verne, the man whose fiction became today's fact JN 1839 a small boy did what many small hoys have dreamed of doing he ran away to sea. When he was found and ignotntn* iously sent home and punished, he well expressed his heartfelt contrition. "After this," he promised his
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    THE PICK OF GARDEN "SCREENS'
    900 14 AND AMONG THE BEST OF THEM ALL FOR FENCES, TRELLIS, ARCH OR BOWER IS THE MORNING GLORY Till, previous article on the subject oi gardening dealt with woody 1 or heavy climbers such as the New Guinea and the Bauhinia creepers. Most ol these creepers
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    Keep your records intact with this storage unit
    539 14  - Keep your records intact with this storage unit OUR HANDYMAN BY JJh(.'ORI) sales are increasing, so here is an idea to please both the collector and the handyman. A record storage unit to which you can add Anther units as your collection increases. It is slightly canted for safety and
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      86 14 i I^M A DOCTOR AND I'M A B THAT'S WHY I'M SO GLA > AN INFORMATIVE PAPEH MAIL TO HELP ME CATC U O> THE NEWS AT WEEK-ENDS. I "It has a very good coverage of affairs by top-class men and pret for me all sorts of happei normally find
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    Turn your swimsuits into with cover-ups
    440 15  - Turn your swimsuits into with cover-ups PATSY ANN DAVIDSON BY DATELINE NEW YORK summer holidays upon us, ;i whole new crop of playwear fashions has appeared in Ihe New York shops. Sonic <»!' the fashions are zany, one-season ideas. l>ul some are so sensible tluil you wonder why no <>nr
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    GOVT. BUYS TWO CARS FIT FOR YIPs: THEY'LL REPLACE AGEING HUMBERS
    671 15 GOVT. BUYS TWO CARS FIT FOR YIPs: THEY'LL REPLACE AGEING HUMBERS MOTORING NEWS, VIEWS BY CHAN CHIN BOCK 4 DAIMLER "Majestic Major" saloon (above) the only one of its kind here and a Rover 3 -litre have been bought by the Singapore Government tor use by visiting- YIPs to replace
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    GUEST VANISHED WITH PRINCE'S RUBY
    539 15 GUEST VANISHED WITH PRINCE'S RUBY Agatha Christie s new thriller From Page 5 historical possession of great significance, and the circumstances of its disappearance were such that any undue publicity about them might result in the most serious political consequences. Who exactly Mr. Jesmond was. Hercuie Poirot did not know.
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      108 15 L fc'V' -SS& :V .-X Hv%' «^y >V \jovn& Mansfies efftfty secret; I I I I I you I I I 1 H B I I I I bY I I I I I I :©n I ART > N G HMBS I "ii^fT I 2nd co .in ncl in
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    A CHANCE FOR TIGERS TO LEAD W.P. LEAGUE
    302 16 A CHANCE FOR TIGERS TO LEAD W.P. LEAGUE SINGAPORE. Sat. The O top attraction of tomorrow's Singapore Amateur S w i m m ing Association's water-polo tournament will be the clash between Chinese Swimming Club and the Tiger Swimming Club at Tanjong Rhu. 1..- t vater-polo match between th< two
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    Kiwi Cooper for 800 m at Swifts sports
    679 16  -  PERCIVAL SENIVIRATNE By SINGAPORE, Saturday. Till*; well-built New Zealand athlete, V\xn\ Cooper, who gave Malaya's Olympian and reputedly "mosf exciting sports personality," Jegathesan, a fright before being pipped :it the tape in a recent triangular, is expected to beat the two-minute mark
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    GSC PIONEERS SHOW YANKEE WOMEN HOW
    88 16 SINGAPORE, Sat.- The newlyformed Girls Sports Club Pioneers went to town with a 20--ni: victory over an ail-American girls team in a live innings softball friendly played on the Padang yesterday. The Pioneers' attractive pitcher, Eleanor Orr delivered live .strikeouts, which will probably constitute
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    Badminton in Upper Serangoon
    78 16 Singapore. Sat.— Results of the semi-final or the Upper Serangoon Community Centre badminton tournament played yesterday were; Singles: An£ Soon Chye bt. Ng Kirn Hock 5-15. 15-9. 15-6. Goh Soon Nam bt Anthony Tay 14-18. 15-11, 15-9. Doubles: Anthony Tay and Goh Soon Nam bt. Low
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    The Cardinals may realise ambition to scalp Gassers
    276 16 k T<HE Cardinals and the S L very-powerful teams, at 4.30 p.m. today, and i teresting play lor Singaj Without pitcher Bugs Baer, and hitters Bob Lupton and Jack Steigerwald, the Gassers have dropped their reputation. The Cardinals have always had an
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    Nepal cuptie to be replayed
    55 16 BLAKANG MATI, Sat. Gurkha Engineers managed io I iiokl 2/7 Gurkha Rifles to a 2-all draw in the second round of the Nepal Cup football tournament, played here yesterday; Tiie two teams will meet a^ain in a replay io be played on Jl.lv 8 in
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    will try to beat two nminutes
    478 16  -  G. WHITING By London, Sat. I i 'I'm strong' says Darid r F ERRY DOWNES, A the boxer with the embroidered face, will have a doctor and a fast car in attendance when he fights America's Paul Pender for the midi die-weight championship of
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    He fights pender with 150 stitches in face
    161 16 He fights pender with 150 stitches in face open soon. Two ears: and Her-, stood on spacious drive tha I. i the roses and i mums. Miss Wendy aged 22 months. the biscuits in the a nne born. Domestic lei: geoned Ln the na:rn:ng sun and the fight game emed
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