The Singapore Free Press, 5 July 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL HEWS YOU MUST READ.., The Singapore Free Press No. ***** WEDNESDAY, JULY 5, 1961 15 CENTS
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    STREET ATTACK by GANG
    47 1 Printer seriously hurt: Mistaken identity n n\., PAGAR, n, young L printer ia(jl> injured was attacked _,;l of >i\ or ii this near the Theatre d ;tn and is i. ik'nil S< l*l( »l!s X g Chai, Mr thai en idsicU ben thugs
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    Both chased
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    THE FIRST LADY ENJOYS A JOKE AT PARTY
    134 1 KATONt. Wed. About five hundred people attended a reception given by the Philippines ConsulGeneral. Mr. F. lloli«;ores at the Sea Yieu Hotel last nmht. to mark the Bepuhlic's National Day. Anion? the YIPs at the party were the Yang diPertuan Negara. Inche
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    Paternity suit
    22 1 LOs ANGELES. Wed— George JesseL 63. was named defendant tn paternity suit brought by bis mej fiancee, Joan tyitar, 27.
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    BOURDILLON FLIES OFF TO NEW COLONIAL OFFICE JOB
    147 1 BOURDILLON FLIES OFF TO NEW COLONIAL OFFICE JOB SINGAPORE, Wed. After a two-year term of service here, the Deputy Commissioner for the United Kingdom in Singapore, Mr. H.T. Bourdillon. left by Qantas Comet tor Britain yesterday. Mr. Bourdillon. who was accompanied by his wife, toid The Free Press that he
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    Pavitt's tour off
    38 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. -The proposed tour of Continental and British ports by [he Master Attendant Capt. J* A. L. Pavitt to seek employment opportunity ior local seamen has been -provisionally cancelled because of bis continued illness.
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    Factory blast
    36 1 TOKYO. Wed. A fireworks lactory in Qmiya City, near here. rushing to complete orders lor American Independence Hay celebrations exploded yesterday shattering window panes oi houses in the vicinity But no casualties were reported.
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    STUDENTS SELECT TEN FOR VARSITY UNION
    110 1 STUDENTS SELECT TEN FOR VARSITY UNION SINGAPORE, w ed. More than ou per cent of the 1,800 undergraduates at the University here yesterday cast their votes to select 10 candidates from 25 contesting 10 seats iii the election to the Students 1 Union. The ten elected were: Mr. S. Paramsothy
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    Ssh! The Army will tramp, tramp so silently
    210 1 Ssh! The Army will tramp, tramp so silently British soldiers in the State may soon be marching with rubber-soled boots. This move wuo teveaied by Mr. Jaiiieb itamsden, under-becretary o A atate lor War, when ac addressed the uommonwealtti Defence Conierence on ciutmng ana general biOies m London. He said
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    Fijian leaders to visit Malaya
    49 1 SUVA. Wed. Tiiree Fijian leaders are 10 visit Malaya at ibe invitation of ihe Malayan Government They are Mr. Gaiu George Cakobau anu Mr. Ra.u Penaia Ganilau, joint managers of the Fijian riuby Learn, and Mr. Ravuama Vunivaiu, a member of ihe Legislative Council.
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    It's still 'no' to Lauren
    88 1 "HOLLYWOOD, Wed. Aen tor Jason Robards Jr. and actress Lauren Bacall have been thwarted again in their attempts to marry, it was revealed Rut Mr Robard.s said he and Miss Bacall. 37-year-old widow of Humphrey Bqgart, still hope to many soon. Last month in Austria,
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    Statham is doubtful so 'unknown' may be in
    202 1 LONDON. Wednesday. I KS JACKSON, Derbyshire's 40-year-old fastmedium right arm bowler, has been added to the Jisl of players from whom England's team to play Australia in the third Test tomorrow will be chosen. Jackson has been asked by the selectors to
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    THE SUCCESS STORY OF FATHER OF 7: HE STUDIED WHILE THEY SLEPT
    149 1 THE SUCCESS STORY OF FATHER OF 7: HE STUDIED WHILE THEY SLEPT CINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Lqu Fook Fing, 39, a local surveyor, has passed the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyor's Examination held here three weeks ago. He is the first Malayan to pass this examination since the war. Mr. Lav,
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    Malaysia: A key role for Ministry of Defence
    196 1 Malaysia: A key role for Ministry of Defence TERRITORIES MUST BE GUARDED' SINGAPORE, W e d.— The Federation's Ministry of Defence will be called upon to play 4i a very important role" if a confederation of Malaysian states is formed. Major D. A. Bond, a senior Ministry oflicer who was
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    Culpable homicide Faults in Britannias
    79 1 SASOLBURG. (Orange Free Si ate i Weu A pi elimn u« i y magistrate's examination i»eie yesterday .v.ated that l:h' death (i. h;hs miners m a pit collapse at Coalbrook on Jan. lil ia»L year involved acts of cuip;tbjt homicide. LONDON. Wed. Experts at London
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    ADVERSE FACTORS DEPRESS U.K. SHARE MARKET
    212 2 Free Press city section: Finance and industry M^T— fcW I ONDON, Wed.— There was a generally depressing atmosphere in the London stock markets yesterday due to a number of adverse factors. These included nervousness concerning the Government's economic measures. the Kuwait situation, and the
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    Market indices
    38 2 LONDON, Wad.— Tne Finan- a rimes market indices lor July i last year, week ago. preand v es l erda y*s respect *-> iy Tn» 273? 458.0. 477.4, 476.4." Ruhifr^ :33 0 19? 9 1818, 182 T.
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    Sterling area's reserves fall
    59 2 >n:>uX 11m sterling area? and i mvertibic currency re- ses in June fell .£47 mfflim*, treason announced yesterday. rhis compares witn a tall of £16 in M. T and it is tne fifth 1 decline in reserres this year. Total holdings on Jane 30. 1961 stood
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    Ships in port
    150 2 v MIPS lym; alongside the Singapore *har»e* today are: RiOB Ha; KW. G 14, i.i t :oc. ■..< 1 i 14. -■•r. I. 1 B Adige tiA, Kyoto Ma 29 Tuiu, Mam 23/34, Kiaaba i 23 72, Hattalurt Kurako -i::. Ron i Outer Roads Cbaroa, Pj a
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    Anglo-Oriental profits down but finances in strong state
    370 2 Anglo-Oriental profits down but finances in strong state By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Wednesday. FORMED two and a half years ago as an amalgamation of Golconda Malaya Rubber, Seremban Rubber and Sungei Choh Rubber. Anglo Oriental Plantations subsequently acquired control of three other Malayan producers Jugra Estate, Amherst Estates
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    RUBBER-SLIGHT ABVANCE IN SELLERS' LIMITS: TIN STEADY
    135 2 RUBBER -SLIGHT ABVANCE IN SELLERS' LIMITS: TIN STEADY LONDON. Wed. As Singapore advices showed little net change on the day, Monday's closing rubber bids were repeated at the opening here and sellers advanced their limits slightly. Although business uas slow to develop values were maintained during 'he morning. The market
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    Steel mill strike
    26 2 SANTIAGO. Wed.— Orel 4,000 vrorkers at the Campania De Acero Dei Pacificos Huachipato Mcci mills have cone oji strike over a pay claim.
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    Hong Kong prices
    55 2 HONG KONG. Till*.— CiOttr.ij prices here today were: Preuous Today H. S. Baii'i Corpoiaiion $420 S4lh >.-it'.^ Arties Wheelock Marden $14.2iJ 514. oU •>ales sales H kong phone $57.60 S)T.OO Dairy Farm <fc Coia Storage $41-0(1 $41.75 >aieo ,>ale<> Taikoo Doc-k 575.0 C 574.00 sales sales Jardinc
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    153 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in the Singapore Tiarimg Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Boostead $1.58 (unchanged). F. N. Ords $2.65 (up 2 cents), Gammon $2.20 i unchanged). J. Waugh $1.86 (up 2 cents), Hume Pref. 6s. •4 I d. (up l^a.). Jackson (S) $1.23 <down 3 cents),
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    Britain's tin stocks
    40 2 LONDON, Wed.— Stocks of refined tin in London metal exchange official warehouses at the end of last week totalled 7.020 tons (against 7.335 tons in the previous week) comprising: London 3.550. Liverpool 2.356. and Hull 1.114 tons.
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    Economic position is causing Lloyd 'anxieties'
    72 2 Economic position is causing Lloyd 'anxieties' ONDON, Wed. Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, Chancellor of the Exchequer, said last night that his anxieties about Britain's economic position were very clear. "Anyone looking at the trend of world events and the general situation must feel a measure of anxiety." he told the House
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    POCKET CARTOON
    117 2  -  OSBERT LANCASTER by me in the money field and other fields. He >aid he had not yet taken any specific decisions. The house was discussing the Finance Bill which puts Mr. Lloyd's budget proposals Into legal form. These include two economic anti-inflationary '•regulators."' One gives power to impose
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    U.K. COMMODITY PRICES
    218 2 NOTE: All prices beiow are middle prices. U.K. Closing: Prices LONDON, July 4. Previous Today RUBBER NO. H»» o.i.f. Europim ports July 24 5/18 '24 7 16 Aug. 24 7/16 J4 9/16 RUBBER No. 1 RS» Spot 25 i 24 11/16 RUBBER No. 1 RBS Settlement House
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    Hemingway: For him bell will toll for last time
    281 2 KETCHUM, Wed. JJRNEST HEMINGWAY will be buried in a public- cemetery in this lovely Rocky Mountain valley later this week possibly today or tomorrow. A grave was dug for the Nobel prizewinning author I here yesterday next to the resting place/
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    Laos: The Reds have no intention of leaving, U.S. charges
    317 2 Laos: The Reds have no intention of leaving, U.S. charges GENEVA, Wednesday. THE United States yesterday charged that the Communist Vietminh forces, with their Chinese and Soviet auxiliaries, had no intention of withdrawing from Laotian territory. Mr. John Steeves, deputy American delegate, told the 28th session of the 14-power Laos
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    Black July 4 on U.S. roads: Record 425 die in car crashes
    140 2 NEW YORK. Wed— The United States celebrated the 185 th anniversary of its independence yesterday in good weather with parades and rallies, traditional firework displays and what may prove a record-breaking death toll on the roads. The National
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    Wisecracking Nik tours envoy's kitchen garden
    277 2 Wisecracking Nik tours envoy's kitchen garden MOSCOW, Wednesday. I A SMILING Mr. Nikita Khrushchev brought six Soviet marshals to the American Embassy's Independence Day reception here yes terday and not once mentioned Berlin in 90 minutes of wisecracks with diplomats and i journalists. j The Soviet leader followed t 'up
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    Reprieve refused
    39 2 LONDON, wed. The British Home Office yesterday declined lo grant a reprieve for 21 -year-old Edwim Albert Bush, sentenced to death for murdering Mrs. EKie May Batten, wife of a British sculptor, in a London antique shop
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    CONGO PACT REPUDIATED 'TSHOMBE SIGNED TO GAIN RELEAS
    176 2 CONGO PACT REPUDIATED 'TSHOMBE SIGNED TO GAIN RELEAS Elisabeth! Wed. Ti House of the Kai Parliament y^ 1 rejected an 11- Jl agreement signea'fl President Moise TsbJ be of Katanga, a:.7l Congolese Central m ernment In Lk ville. on the the President was i: free agent at the tj The
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    Heirs discovert
    21 2 LONDON. Wtf 72. Labour Pet:" who hau no hen. Sftid iiad discovered h< children, including old bo>.-. In Svc:.'
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    Ambush kills 1
    16 2 ALGIERS. Wed I i soldiers were k».itc, and I j in nationalist tun
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    Judge suggests a probe into case that ended abruptly
    184 3 Jud ge suggests a probe into case that ended abruptly SINGAPORE, Wednesday, pi E youths, under trial yesterday on a joint charge of rioting, were acquitted by the llnrd Criminal District Court following an abrupt ending of the day's proceedings. It arose after the lunch interval when Senior Inspector m.
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    ALEXANDER LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    263 3 ALEXANDER LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. i LE ABUBAKAR, wife of the represenlative of Ihe Philip-* in the Federation, was given a on board Ihe Lloyd Trieslino ,i Baker, I i six I c Setkerb I wife, i I in 195 C, L f I I loard ionaiities I i
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    BOY, 6, SCALDED IN BASIN OF HOT WATER: 'MISHAP'
    175 3 BOY, 6, SCALDED IN BASIN OF HOT WATER: 'MISHAP' OINGAPORE. Wed. A six- year-old child. Guljar Singh, was scalded in a basin of hot water his mother had left in the backyard for washing clothes. on April 28. The mother. Bersina Kaur of Siang Kwang Avenue, was testifying before the
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    DATE FIXED FOR TRIAL OF HOTEL MAN ON VICE CHARGES
    115 3 DATE FIXED FOR TRIAL OF HOTEL MAN ON VICE CHARGES SINGAPORE. Wed— A case against Wong Kee Heng, a hotel-keeper, will be heard in the Second Criminal District Court on July 24. Mr. E H. D'Netto. the judge. decided today. The date was iixed at the request of the prosecution.
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    Court frees man
    37 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Loh Kan Wing, 29. who had pleaded not guilty to a charge ol stealing a car with three others in Yio Chu Kang Road on July 2. last year, was acquitted yesterday.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    125 3 Mr. A. G. Kennedy, manager of Repco Export Company of Australia, arrived for a few days' stay. He is at the Princes .Hotel Garni. Dr. K. Wenzel, technical representative of the Dupont Co. of America, is here lor a four-day stay. He is also at Princes Hotel
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    VIPs at Fourth of July party
    59 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Senior Government and business executives were among the YIPs present at yesterday's cccktail party given by the American Consul-General, Mr. William P. Maddox. to celebrate American Independence Day. This year's Fourth of July celebrations were held at the new 51.5 million Consulate
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    Dancing teacher's baby, aged 5½ months, is named Paul Raymond
    48 3 Dancing teacher's baby, aged 5½ months, is named Paul Raymond THE christening of Paul Raymond, five-and-a-half-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. David de Lara -Bell. to<»k place at St. George's Garrison Church. Thr mother is wellknown dancing teacher Elaine Vine. Godparents are Mr. and Mrs John Jar vis.
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    Chinese YMCA to hold Students' Week next month
    255 3 Chinese YMCA to hold Students' Week next month SINGAPORE, Wed. 1 XII'NDttHDS of secondary students from English and vernacular schools here will have seven busy days during their August holidays when the fourth annual Students' Week is held from Aug. 6 to 13. The Week, organised by the Chinese YMCA
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    TV show in three-week U.S. culture campaign
    282 3 SINGAPORE, Wed 'THE United States Cultural Centre is to launch a series of "cultural programmes" at its library and theatrette in Hill Street from July 10 to 31. The series will consist of forums, lectures, music programmes, documentary movies and television films, with
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      143 3 I mu.i.u.ii.iji.i.m TVI: Naga Nandini (Tamil > 1 5 8"0 SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Performance at Crawford Park 1.45. 5 n.m. ro 6 o.m. I SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: 1 i.45. Exhibition ot paintings by local i artists at British Council. Amber 4 Mau.^ons. Orchard Road. 10 ;t.m. to 6 p.m. rid
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    The lesson Singapore offers the West: How races can work for country s welfare
    212 4 The lesson Singapore offers the West: How races can work for country s welfare Wed. Mrs. A. Quigley, formerly of The Chicago Tribune, said that one important lesson the West should learn from Singapore was the way various races work together for the we It are of the country. Mrs.
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    GEOGRAPHY QUIZ: BEATTY WIN FROM EIGHT SCHOOLS
    158 4 GEOGRAPHY QUIZ: BEATTY WIN FROM EIGHT SCHOOLS Wed. Beatty O Secondary School won the geographica] quiz organised by Raffles Institution s Geographical Society tn which le students from eight Singapore secondary schools took part. More than 2i»o -ii:.ier.t> listened attentively as o::e ident alter another tried beir best to answer
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    80 MOTOR FIRM EMPLOYEES DONATE BLOOD TO BANK
    74 4 80 MOTOR FIRM EMPLOYEES DONATE BLOOD TO BANK SINGAPORE. Wed.— Seventy-nine men and one woman from Borneo Motors Company (Singapore* Ltd.. in Orchard Road, donated blood to the i Singapore Bioou Transfusion Service. The company's staff ranges from fitters to executives whose ages range from 19 to 45. A spokesman
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    Lock icon R.A.E. Changi man takes a bride
    47 4 R.A.E. Changi man takes a bride Picture by MR. NEVILLE HAREWOOD and his bride, Miss Yvonne Danker, alter their wedding at the Church of the Holy Family. Katong. The bridegroom is attached to RAF Changi A reception was held at St. Hilda's Hall. Cevlan» Road. Michael Anchant
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    2 S'PORE NURSES LEAVE FOR TRAINING IN BRITAIN
    158 4 2 S'PORE NURSES LEAVE FOR TRAINING IN BRITAIN SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore nurses, Miss Alice Chan and Miss Jenny Yap. have left for higher training courses in Britain. Miss Chan, 23, a former student of St. Thomas School, will join South London Hospital for a three-year course. Leaving school, she joined
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    Youth hostel plan
    31 4 KUANTAN. Wed. The Malayan Youth Hostels' Association is to build a hostel costing between $30,000 and $40,000 at the Telok Chempadak beach here, with accommodation for 50 people.
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    Johore gets new Rotary chief
    197 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. —I The Rotary Club of Johore Bahru held a glittering dinner at the Royal I Johore International Club I to mark the installation oi j Dr. Tan Luan Hong a.s the club's new president. Dr. Tan is a well-known welfare worker and
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    Brother and sister will join four other members of family at college
    181 4 Brother and sister will join four other members of family at college SIGLAP, Wednesday. J^ BROTHER and sister left Singapore in the Oranje to join four other members of their family who are on further studies in England. They are Mr. Tay Kay Kiong, 17, and his sister Miss Tay
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    BRIGHT FUTURE PREDICTED FOR SINGAPORE'S SHIPPING
    121 4 BRIGHT FUTURE PREDICTED FOR SINGAPORE'S SHIPPING PAYA LEBAR, Wed. Shipping in Singapore has a bright future, says Mr. H. H. Sparso. shipping manager of the East Asiatic Company before his departure by air for Denmark. Mr. Sparso said that more and more passenger and cargo liners would call at Singapore
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    PICNIC WITH 'SPIRITUAL' TOUCH DRAM 900 SINDH TO SEASIDS
    143 4 PICNIC WITH 'SPIRITUAL' TOUCH DRAM 900 SINDH TO SEASIDS r»HANGi, Wed v pore's Bindi i munity held with a dlffere Istana Aver of the Sultan oi It was both a and social occa&J The guest > ol Swami Premanand .^holar phil< India, and Swami s; nanda. presid< Ramakrishna M About
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    A CINEMA TRE FOR FIFTY NEEDY CHILDREN
    48 4 A CINEMA TRE FOR FIFTY NEEDY CHILDREN SINGAPORE V. j j underprivU I were treated to j at a local ctiM n j A Singapore i i had pre.scnted the] dersen Club wltl I for the II anThey were also doughnut^ sweet r:M lollies by th< Singap 1
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    A MURDER IS LAID ON FOR M. POIROT
    267 5 A MURDER IS LAID ON FOR M. POIROT km n« "'i; nißinia uiimer ai ivings Lacey where M. > a gwesi with a double mission: To track down the >tentate's missing ruby and avoid a royal scandal, and huh- embarrassment for the Colonel's household by try- V a proposed marriage
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    The secrets pf the Christmas pudding
    1592 5 the dressing-up box." "I don't see, you know." said Michael thoughtfully, "how M. Poirot could ever have been a detective. I don't see how he'd ever be able to disguise himself." "I know," said Bridget, "and one can't imagine him running about with a
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      286 5 fk CRESCENT Ai:m inns* ■'^_BvfSs_3 The becoming crescent shopc ot tn c neck is given further im\BBSaB&BBm portancc with an accent of motch'K^^^ ing Jumbo Rib. The short sleeve is cap and covers the upper orm P^^^m nicely. Pocket flaps decorate the I otherwise plain bodice and are Rib I
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      155 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson -isk. YOU USEP WERE PRISONERS MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis < <y I USEP TWO 1 I -JM THIRTY J J IUMH— i^T^ T^TI |SLEE~PY-y^Y-YAWM-)l ill rdygOMBS-THAT SECOS^eT/ SL.EEPY--) jfr^lW V /I^-NL Jff 1 I THE HEART OF JULIET JONES
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    371 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Students on the right road i jr is welcome news that public authorities and private business firms are co- I operating with the Polytechnic to provide IM of its students with practical experience. When they have completed their various courses, the students of the Polytechnic will have
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    Clairvoyant cops
    919 6 THEY ARE THE MEN CALLED IN TO HELP WHEN EXPERTS ARE BAFFLED BY ANY STRANGE CASE says STEVEN HAMILTON WE all know them, those hard-headed people who believe only what they see, and not always then. And if any body can claim to be solid, down-to-earth and unfanciful
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    The latest on slimming—just sleep off your weight
    418 6  - The latest on slimming— just sleep off your weight LIONEL CLAY By LONDON i LITTLE girl Of 11 sut up in hospital to greet her parents, her life saved by a sleep that lasted a fortnight. It is not the first time that sleep has saved people's health and often
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    100 YEARS AGO
    144 6 the Free Press re ported: "The Commander ol the Bombay ship Faize Allum. was taken into custody on Tuesday last, on a charge oi wilful murder. It appears that having lost I several men by desertion since his arrival here, he warned off a Malay boat which
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    74 6 r remove "possible misapprehension" about the frippery a bride wears on her head, the Commissioners of Customs and Excise in London have announced: From July 1 bridal headgear is a hat for tax purposes. Which means that purchase tax on it is five per cent. But artificial
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    Life is like that
    135 6 Life is like that Bobby to hi "Why?" "She wei I i night w!.' game In had eitl pay a forfeit "She ('>.::.■ efghi bo» i 7f?7/i m/.'//< /rorr; red to say a horse i I "Vcv v "Then [pickih err i PHI po cd •I from "Have you lion?"
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    PLEA GOES OUT TO BUSINESS FIRMS TO HELP WORLD REFUGEE FUND
    124 7 PLEA GOES OUT TO BUSINESS FIRMS TO HELP WORLD REFUGEE FUND TOHORE BAHRU. J Wed. Letters of appeal to help the World Refugee Year Fund has been sent to all business concerns and shops in Johore Bahru. This is in support of the United Nations sponsored World Refugee Year for
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    220 7 RMN plays host to young, old on board warships lOHORE BAHRU, v Wed.— Many schoolchildren and members of the public visited the two Royal Malayan Naval vessels H.M.M.S. Sri Tren°s;anu. under the command of Lieut. J.P. Briggs; and H.M.M.S. Sri Perak, commanded by Lieut.
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    81 7 600 MUNICIPAL WORKERS TO GET MORE PAY Wed. Claim jl by 600 daily-rated workers of ihe Malacca Municipality for similar wage increases as given to Government daily-rated employees has been settled. Settlement was readied at a meeting of the Municipal Council's Joint Industrial Council. Representatives of the Council and the
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    Socalist 'summit'
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    Rupert and the Old Hat-4
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    234 7 Mentri Besar tells co-operators to 'forge ahead' JOIIOKH BAHRU, Wednesday. Jlli: Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Massun bin Yunos urged co-operators to] I "forge ahead" and cover all the economic aspects of life in the country especially in {he rural areas. He was speaßlng at the opening of an
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    20 WOMEN WILL UNDERGO i YOUTH COURSE
    92 7 20 WOMEN WILL UNDERGO i YOUTH COURSE TOHORE BAHRU. Wed. «J Twenty women from youth clubs and organisations in Johore will attend a month-long training course at the Youth and Instructional Training Centre. Jalan Scudai on Friday. They will be taught sewing and other handicraft works during the course. Besides
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    529 9 [^i^ j^il^^i^g l gtycak^ isi g I only the pietty-as-a-pic-ture type of car. It had a host oi technical advancements too most oi which have been designed to look after the car without owner bother. 1 must confess this new line interested me, not because I was
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    19th. Signals Regt. dominate Changi meet
    212 10 NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT IN THE SERVICES 3 SCHOOLBOYS MAKE SCA SIDE AGAINST SERVICES 'A' SINGAPORE. Wed. Three schoolboys have been selected by the Singapore Cricket Association to represent the Civilians 'A' againot the Combined Services 'A' in a cricket match to be
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    HOW THEY STAND IN STORE ARMY FOOTBALL
    704 10 TANGLIN. Wed. Singapore Base District ioot- ball league is now in full swing, and topping the division one table is 18 Signals Regiment 'A' team who have cdllected 15 points from nine outings. They are closely followed by GHQ FARELF who are one
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    SPERRING PAVES WAY FOR SERVICES WIN
    122 10 SPERRING PAVES WAY FOR SERVICES WIN X LUANG, Wed. A 58th minute goal by Sperring paved the way for a 5-2 victory for Joint Services when they met Johore in the Malaya Cuptie at the stadium I here on Sunday. Sperring went on to score the i third and fifth
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    PROUD MEMBERS OF 'A' PLATOON
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    209 10 RECENT ARRIVAL CONNOR PROVES HIMSELF BEST FLAYER rpANGLJN, Wed. Top-seed -I Allan Connor won the men's singles title when he beat pu\ Palmer in straight sets of 6-3, 6-2 in the Singapore Base District tennis championships. Allan who is a recent arrival, is a teacher at the Alexandra Grammar School.
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    Champion Derwick is the Joy of Army tennis
    269 10 Champion Derwick is the Joy of Army tennis TANGLIN, Wednesday. T*HE "joy" of Army tennis circles is Miss Joy DerA wick, who created a sensation in the Singapore Base District tennis championships by winning two titles and just missing a third. Joy. retained the women's singles crown and also won
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    HADLEY STARS IN 7-WICKET STORE ARMY VICTORY
    178 10 rANGLIN. Wed.— A spark- 1 ling innings of 89 runs by i Brian Hartley which included ;hree sixes and 10 boundaries scored in 110 minutes was! he highlight of Army Singa- I pore's victory by .seven wic-i kets over Army Malaya In their
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    80 10 FINE WEEKEND FOR RMP CRICKETERS pAsnt v.w weekend ttt iiieii iuter-utu > eiy. Hi m id Saturday tin H« gimeni by two m| standine U who too.-; B ictod r 9 18 B 9 Blash 29 c 4 two lor 30. c I M. Dol. I 1 KM P. :j:
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    69 10 ARMY CRICKET TO PLAY THE POLICE BtNQAPOR] Army (Sin j meeting Poli j pore r I senior to i i played at Un j ing Scru on Sunday Ma jor J I- J Spr. B A..:.: Sqd. RK nach lAusi Cook I S B< H I mail 1 40 Ba><
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    Church bells rang out 364 times to honour Len Hutton
    753 11 Church bells rang out 364 times to honour Len Hutton dß amas OF THE ASHES BY JOHN MELVIN HIS ENDURANCE FEAT HAS FOUND A PLACE IN HISTORY I bells rang out time and again P little Yorkshire town of Pudsev. f hangivs wns rung )V a e un o jI
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    CHINESE STILL UNBEATEN IN SAFA LEAGUE
    65 11 CHINESE STILL UNBEATEN IN SAFA LEAGUE JALAN BESAR, Wed— Chinese Athletic remained unbeaten in the SAFA Division One league with an easy five nii victory over bottom of the league Fathul Karib. The Chinese, who took a twonil interval lead, were rather shaky at first, but improved after the interval.
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    28 11 TOKYO. Wed.— A Japanese athletic team of five officials and 13 athletes will leave next month to participate in a series of athletic meetings in Europe.
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    23 11 SAN FRANCISCO. Wed. San Francisco's Board Of Supervisors yesterday decided to initiate a bid to stage the Olympic Games in 1972.
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    INDIANS WIN TITLE AND ALL'S WELL IN KLUANG FOOTDALL
    510 11  - INDIANS WIN TITLE AND ALL'S WELL IN KLUANG FOOTDALL JOHORE SPORTSCHATTER by S.O. RASOO AFTER a stormy start, plagued by rough play and rowdyism, Kluang league football came to a successful end when Kluang Indians won the Division One title by narrowly beating the formidable Engineering Training Centre by two
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    Veteran Sadali is top seed in SBA's National tourney
    856 11 Veteran Sadali is top seed in SBA's National tourney SINGAPORE, Wed. Seventy five entries were received by the Singapore Badminton Association lor the 1961 National Championships which will be played at the Badminton Stadium on Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The finals will be played on Monday and the tournament will
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    'No invite' to Japan's Asian cycling meet upsets SACA
    226 12  - 'No invite' to Japan's Asian cycling meet upsets SACA JOE EZEKIEL By Singapore, Wednesday. OFFICIALS of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association, an affiliate of the Union Cycliste Internationale Paris, the body controlling world cycling, expressed surprise and disappointment that Singapore was not invited to participate in the lirst Asian amateur
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    80 12 5 were there for Cup training JALAN BESAR. Wed. Only FIVE players turned ap for SAFA's Malaya Cup trainIns yesterday ftve out <». f IS selected for the preparation ol Singapore's Cup d< fence! i ..t v. .c league ;am€s esos A Ibc -';i(i.;u::. Cilinf A .!e".ic bf. 1 1
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    42 12 SINGAPORE Weo we: RCtict Sin p c Rtvie.i;i(>:: Cldl) 4.4.i p.m. h ray I■. be c Uiaos a i be m C n bin Sei 'A < I i ick< ma v .)< playe< SH C poo >> ....■..->: 10 30
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    SHA TEAM TO MEET THE INDIAN NAVY
    82 12 SHA TEAM TO MEET THE INDIAN NAVY SINGAPORE, Weu.- Lue I m N 'a] Squaurou INS. fiifJ il and ins Talwar) in pan i v. i pla a attly kwx k- maich a Sin ip< re Hik v As- I.;-.: at ion XI on tl« Cey] Sport* Club gn uiid
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    121 12 He said that Singapore's riders, however, are preparing for their .second SEAP Games venture, this time in Rangoon at the end of the year. "SACA has already selected 16 riders who are undergoing rigorous training under two trained leaders. The
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    It's Britain versus South Africa in women's singles
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