The Straits Times, 3 July 1960

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES im Mat*<f» No. 1297. SUNDAY, JULY 3, 1960 20 CENTS
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    Lock icon Bevan critical, wife at bedside
    71 1 LONDON. Sat. Mr. Aneurin Bevan 62. Deputy Leader of the British Labour Party, is ritirally ill, according to his medical advisers. Labour Party headquarters here issued a statement earlier saying; that Mr. Bevan. who underwent a major abdominal operation last December, had had "a very
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    Lock icon Kishi: July 13 deadline
    62 1 TOKYO. Sat Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party. despite objections from the opposition Socialists, said today it would choose a successor to Prime Minister NobuMike Kishi in M open election in the National Parliament. It gave July 13 as the deadline to find a replacement for Kishi.
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    Lock icon Barbara on last lap to New York
    40 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. Dr. Barbuba Moore today called at the White House to leave a scroll for President Eisenhower's signature before heading toward New York City *md the end of her cross-country hike. —U.P.I.
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    TENGKU'S DEDICA TION TO AFFAIRS OF THE WORLD
    578 1 TENGKU'S DEDICA TION TO AFFAIRS OF THE WORLD Trouble is likely to come from outside' MALACCA, Saturday THE PRIME MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will in future devote his time to international affairs, leaving the day-to-day administration of the Government to his Cabinet colleagues. Speaking at the Malacca UMNO annual delegates'
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    A PREMIER AT THE PLOUGH
    36 1 THE PRIME MINISTER. Tengku Abdul Rahman, tries a Japanese-made power-driven plough at Malacca. He saw a demonstration of the plough on his way to visit the 4,000-acre Kemendore land development scheme.
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    New power plant for industry
    347 1 SINGAPORE Saturday. SINGAPORE'S Finance Minister, Dr. Coh Keng Swce, today announced that the Government had plans to set up a new power station here to meet the increasing demand for cheap power. Dr. Goh said this when he opened the newly renovated $19-million St. James
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    Lock icon REDS MASS TROOPS ON BORDER -REPORT
    174 1 REDS MASS TROOPS ON BORDER -REPORT NEW DELHI, Sat. The Hindustan Times reported today that the Chinese communists were concentrating their troops along the McMahon line marking India's northeast frontier with Tibet. In a despatch from Tezpur in the Assam plains, the paper quoted authoritative Indian sources as saying that
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    New Russian envoy to Indonesia
    52 1 MOSCOW. Sat. The former Minister of Culture, Mr. Nikolai Mikhailov. has been appointed Ambassador to Indonesia to replace Mr. Boris Volkov, Tass announced last night. The official news agency said Mr. Volkov was released from his duties but did not mention any future position for
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    Fatal accident
    27 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. Goon Woi Thing. 28. died in the General Hospital tonight after an accident involving his motor-cycle and a lorry at Bufcit Timah village.
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    Lock icon Malaya war enemies meet at banquet
    78 1 Malaya war enemies meet at banquet TOKYO, Sat. Former army officers today gathered around a small banquet table and exchanged reminiscences of the last world war in Malaya. But 18 years ago they were attempting to kill one another. Lieut-Gen. H. Gordon Bennett, former Commander of Australian Forces in Malaya,
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    THE DAY POLICEMEN HELPED GIRL, 19 DELIVER HER BABY
    132 1 THE DAY POLICEMEN HELPED GIRL, 19 DELIVER HER BABY PENANG, Sat. Three policemen helped a 19--year-old girl to deliver her baby in the Central Police Station here early yesterday morning. The baby was a boy. The girl. I v Choi Yin, had walked to the station at 2.40 a.m. from
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    Trapped robber killed himself
    41 1 TOKYO. Sat. With his escape routes closed by police, an unidentified young man, who had broken a show window and stolen 20 watches killed himself last night by leaping into an oncoming train in a Tokyo subway.—
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    Lock icon TRIBAL VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN THE CONGO
    186 1 TRIBAL VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN THE CONGO LEOPOLDVILLE, Saturday. CIX houses were burned here today in the first outbreak of tribal violence reported since the Congo became independent on Thursday. Trouble began last night when a group of Bayaka tribesmen, traditional enemies of the Bakongo tribe, sacked a Bakongo's shop
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    DETONATORS THROWN OVERBOARD IN SHIP FIRE
    338 1 DETONATORS THROWN OVERBOARD IN SHIP FIRE SINGAPORE, Saturday. FIRE broke out in the engine room of the 10,000-ton British freighter Bennachie as it steamed along the Eastern Road off Katong this afternoon on its way to Hong Kong. When the alarm was given, 60 boxes of electrical detonators were thrown
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    Convention 'rigged,' says Truman
    173 1 INDEPENDENCE (Missouri), Sat. Former President Harry Truman said today he would not go to the Democratic Party's convention to help pick a prtsidential candidate because it was "pre-arranged." He also said that Senator John F. Kennedy, the leading Democratic candidate, might not be "quite ready for
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  • The Longest Day PART SIX
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      A PIPER LEADS THE COMMANDOS ASHORE
      1958 2  - A PIPER LEADS THE COMMANDOS ASHORE CORNELIUS RYAN THE MEN SING -WITH ONLY MINUTES TO GO BEFORE THEY HIT THE BEACHES... By British and Canadian troops were given the task of assaulting three of the five invasion beaches. Here, from scores of personal experiences, is the full, vivid, closely documented
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      295 2 £jA New Concept in Writing Inspired by Nature Itself! Just as the sides of a glass draw up the edges of the water in :flfeU\%E§^\ 11 SHH \J it. as may be seen by holding a glass of water at eye-level mXwkII y&t Hi slip and observing the concave surface
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      156 2 fu.f Shtrrx .jSR-'' _^t> in v ont *amptr of ford (Han ran ft. t!* %ilfi X v V m^^^taKainr^B^Lw ©to** 'lhc glistening beauty of Waterford Cilass is something that money alone cannot create. It needs the sensitive hand and critical eye of an artist to bring to light the beauty
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    Into the attack—with firemen's ladders
    1727 3 Into the attack— with firemen's ladders ...THEN THE DEADLY BATTLE TO GET ASHORE BEGINS on the 100 ft -high cliff at Pointe dv Hoc. Allied Intelligence had reported that massive batwere mounted on top of the cliff. It was feared they could slaughter men on both Utah and Omaha beaches.
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    The cup that cheers is getting dearer
    716 3  -  W. A. CLARKE By THE latest news about 'the cup that cheers' isn't cheerful. Whether or not you get a good cup of tea you will, for many years to come, certainly get a dear cup. Prices have risen sharply in the last
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      293 4 Sanyo brings you the Voice off the world k >*- ft mm i ii M -v XSi^^^ J^^r v .^^UB m^^L^Qn < 'H J *ONI »0 l j MltCI 'UHiB > <—^ f /J^f^ fe^X MODEL BU-280 -^>/ .m^|l 1 lIFi B ALL-TRANSISTOR cordless radio i H^/^ 8 transistors, plus
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    fajar appeals to Paramount Ruler against ban
    331 5 fajar appeals to Paramount Ruler against ban 'UNFATHOMABLE MYSTERY' SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE University of Malaya Socialist Club has appealed to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong against the Federation Government's ban on the circulation of Fajar, the club journal. A front-page editorial in the latest issue of Fajar. published here today, described
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    MAKE-UP AND FASHION SHOW
    44 5 MAKE-UP AND FASHION SHOW Max Factor staged a fashion and make-up show at Robinson's yesterday morning. Here. June Stewart models .i black dress with cape-like sleeves and elbow length gloves matched with Max Factors Hi-Society make-up of peppermint pink lipstick and medium shade powder.
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    NEW EXTENSION CHANGES THE PHONE NUMBERS
    79 5 NEW EXTENSION CHANGES THE PHONE NUMBERS SINGATOSE, Sat A 4.000-line extension of the Singapore Telephone Board was brought into service at 'J p.m. to-night at the City Lxchange in George Street. And from this time, approximately 1.000 subscribers were transferred from the central exchange at Hill Street and connected to
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    SO ELOQUENT AND SO COMPELLING
    288 5 LAST NIGHTS RECITAL SINGAPORE. Sat. Beethovens 33 Variations on a Waltz by Diabelll is one of a handful of classical works that even today I are reserved by tacit con- sent to be the property of the elect among pianists. Julius Ka.ei'.eu has lor many
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    Red Cross ball to raise funds
    85 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The British Red Cross Society in Singapore will hold a ball at Cathay Restaurant on Friday. July 15 in aid of Its building fund. The ball, under the patronage of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. will be preceded by
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    WATER SUPPLY CUT
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Water will be cut oil in the back lane of Macepeace Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Monday, to remove a temporary valve.
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    YVONNE WEDS A JOURNALIST
    56 5 .Mr. David OsLurne Kraal. a sub-editor on the Free Press, and his bride. Yvonne Beatrice Oliveiro. They were married yesterday at the Church of St. Joseph, Sin- gapore. Mr. Kraal is the son of Dr. and Mrs. B. R. Sreenivasan and the bride is the daughter
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    IN: BEAUTY QUEEN WHOSE DREAM IS TO SEE SPORE
    121 5 IN: BEAUTY QUEEN WHOSE DREAM IS TO SEE SPORE SINGAPORE, Sat. Clad in a form-hugging mauve rhrongsani. attractive 18--year-old Elizabeth Voon (above), "Miss Borneo 19«0". flew in here today with the realised dream of seeing Singapore. Miss Voon, the first "Miss Borneo," who won the title from 18 contestants, from
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      692 5 For quick promotion, better pay. and a career you could put your heart into CHOOSE ONE OF THISi OBLIGATION OF ANY KIND! w II \OV are ambitious, forward-lookjnj and keen to I 8 1 i lc w AIIB Der ciigaic#^rT mjkc the most of today's opportunities, here is a wmvn
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      213 5 a^LW' fl SsFtHv flw^xV X.7 )953 3Nni|<.3 INI "0/ £3 fruitful 100'; EGYPTIAN 1 COTTON The Hued Silky Cotton Fabric ESBI-LINE is o wonderful fabric ESBILINE has The wavy softness of silk The Petol-frcsK look The dropping gV coiling effect that tlowg over the figure ESBI-LINE is the quintessence of
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    Recipe
    109 6 UOR Vr*l Paprika, buy one and a half pound vral strak. about half inch thick. Cut into i>ni- and a half inch pieces, and combine with quarter rup flour, half teaspoon salt. <t.i-h of black pepper, one teaspoon paprika Heat two teaspoons oil or solid shortening in a large
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    140 uears of fashion
    832 6 ]Q22^2i2SSh9^SSI from simple sarong to THE SOPHISTICATED HIGH SLIT AND MODERN KEBAYA NOW CLOTHES REFLECT THE NEW UNITY MUCH has been written about the fashions of Europe and America, but little has been said about the clothes worn in Malaya during the past 140 years. In
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    YES YOU!
    149 6 You, too, can benrfit from TAMPW: Tampax wa* invented l>y a doctor, for the benefit of all women married or single! That includes you wherever you may be, whatever you may be doing. All through your time •of the month, Tampax internal sanitary protection could be bringing you
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      272 6 BRUSH SHINING, FLASHING BEAUTY INTO YOUR HAIR t I .r v j^iBMARGARET B^^i: rf alluring star -JiP^ of stage and screen BBl r J^ dpare a dwm each day to bnuta firit or rinse afterwards. Just brush bnle VnpoMt into your hair and 10 a little Vitapomte. arc how w*
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      360 6 Irutnt'.l by a doctor now ciW by million* of women. Tell me Doctor! "Why do you always use Wright's Coal Tar Soap?" "\yELL, yo« aae, Mrs. Smith, I jo* have to keep my hands soft and sensitive so that I can diagnose troubles aad, abort all, mart keep them con*,
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    Hillary has 'date' with 42 convent schoolgirls
    508 7  - Hillary has 'date' with 42 convent schoolgirls JEFFREY FRANCIS By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. FORTY TWO girls of the Assunta Convent at Petaling Jaya are keeping their fingers crossed for a visit by Everest conqueror Sir Edmund Hillary to Malaya and their school. bir Edmund has written to the girls saying
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    At 67 Grandpa Jim is topnotch lensman and master copyist
    674 7  - At 67 Grandpa Jim is topnotch lensman and master copyist CHAN CHIN BOCK By JF you were M old man in your sixties, retired and without a worry in I he world, vlKit would you do to pass away your time? Potter about in the garden. and when you're tired,
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      856 7 Be Proud of Your English Are you content with the way you speak and write? Are Word Mmmv* <»c pro*you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause ctUs r the Efle««'e English Course explains the Importance people to underrate you? of eood g^,, to %ou and det Never
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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    Lock icon Independence for Cyprus next month
    526 8 ANGLO'CYPMUOT COMMUNIQUE SAYS "COMPLETE AGREEMENT 9 ON ALL POINTS Makarios likely to be president of new Republic LONDON, Saturday. THE British Mediterranean island colony of Cyprus will become *n independent re-; public with Archbishop Makarios as its first President in August, possibly on Aug. 14,
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    Lock icon Democrat wins in close fight
    73 8 FARGO. (North Dakota). Sat. Final but unofficial returns in North Dakota's senatorial by-electioi. showed yesterday that the Democratic candidate, Mr. Quentln Brudick, had defeated his Republican candidate. Governor John Davis, by 104 396 votes to 103.452. National interest had centered on the election as a
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    Lock icon VARSITY OF EUROPE PLANS PASSED
    115 8 VARSITY OF EUROPE PLANS PASSED STRASBOURG, Sat. Plans for a "University of Europe" were approved here yesterday by the European Parliamentary Assembly. Parliamentarians from France. West Germany. Italy and the three Benelux conn Ties unanimously adopted a resolution urging the six "Little Europe" governments to take an early decision so
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    44 tb anniversary
    31 8 GETTYSBURG. Sat.—President and Mrs. Elsenhower relaxed at their farm today on a long holiday weekend combining quiet celebrations of the fourth of July and their 44th wedding anniversary.
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    Britain, U.S. to discuss Shell grab
    139 8 LONDON, Saturday. DRITAIN is "actively considering" steps against Fidel Castro's Cuban Government in retaliation for his takeover of a British Shell oil refinery, the foreign office announced today. A foreign office statement said Britain is "gravely concerned" at Cuba's action and took "a serious
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    Phone strikers back at work
    54 8 MANILA. Sat. Employees of the American-owned Philippine Overseas Telephone Company returned to work tonight ending a strike that disrupted telephone communications throughout the country. A spokesman for the telephone firm said that strikers reported for work shortly after the management agreed to give a flve-centavo
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    Lock icon STRIKE BAN IN JAKARTA
    64 8 JAKARTA, Bat. President Sukarno's latest regulation has banned all forms of strikes and lockouts involving business services or other "vital agencies," in areas of state emergency. The regulation b aimed at improving internal defence and preventing stagnation nf economic life. It was announced. The maximum sentence
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    Nuclear war survey results
    159 8 WASHINGTON. S»t. A poll conducted among members of a private research group here today disclosed a general feeling that nuclear war was possible but unlikely in the nrxt 20 years. The poll was answered by 396 out of 944 members of the National Planning Association, a
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    TINA TALKS T0...
    107 8 TINA TALKS T0... TINA ONASSIS divorced her shipping magnate hysband. Aristotle in dytty courtroom in a little town in Alabama—»nd with that »he pronounced: "It's all over and I never want be railed Onassis again." Tina now tells j n an e«--lusive interview, of her lans to live under her
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    292 8 TTHE following Is todays A schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore. ARRIVALS BOAC: Prom Tokyo. Hong Kong (BA 966) 6.05 p.m.; from London, Calcutta, Bangkok (BA 778) 9.35 p.m. QanUa: From London. Karachi, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (EM 546) 5.35 p.m.; from
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    FRIGATE RAMS A MINE SWEEPER AND SPLITS IT
    70 8 lIONG KONG, Sat. A British frigate rammed into a mine sweeper and almost split It into two in Hong Kong's harbour today. The mine-sweeper, the FMS Damerham, was stationary when the frieat* pierced it on the portside. There is no report of
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      314 8 RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA A.M. 6.30 Oood Mornlns; b il AM A. Early MMftiMMr. 7.00 Tt* News;) M^ 7.95 Moments Of Melody; 8.00 Border. !> 30 Speak Malay; W.ll The News; 8.05 BrealcXast Club i Mus1 ellei* uA Tales; Kuala Lunipur Ana N.i--«.0O Programme Nummary; 9.02 uonal Short Wave Only
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    SCHOOL FOR DETECTIVES
    881 9  -  JACKIE SAM SPECIAL TRAINING COURSE FOR HAND-PICKED MEN By Murder or suicide? NO LONGER PAID INFORMERS NEW SLEUTHS LEARN TO CONDUCT PROBES AND HUNT CRIMINALS SINGAPORE, Saturday ANEW breed of detectives is in the making. Unlike the majority of their predecessors, the new recruits are being taught
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    30 10 >/• Wmimum; ITt CHOCOLATES COMPLITI dealer ha> them In n inoM Hi— iuua* tlaa iK««B1ii« Grrrn mod Black). A HtLP 'o tkc bun» morh«r ..1. it taa ••iuirr« r)O CUOlUBC.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      DOG BITES POSTMAN (Continued)
      440 10 DOG BITES POSTMAN (Continued) OVER thirty postmen in the Federation were attacked and bitten by dogs while delivering mail from house to house last year. Advice to dog owners to provide a delivery box at the entrance to their compounds generally went unheeded and warnings that mall deliveries to their
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      Talking point
      17 10 No ptople do so much harm as those who go about doing good. -MANDELL CREIGHTON
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    AGAINST THE NEW BABEL
    1330 10  -  I. J. Pitman Introducing Intermedia'-a system to improve the learning of English by children and speakers of other languages By M.P., grandson of the inventor of Pitman's shorthand and a friend of the late G. 8.5., in an interview with PETER BLOXHAM rfiis is printed in
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    Good for a laugh
    419 10 THE blonde and willowy secretary stormed into the main office, absolutely furious. "What's the matter?" asked one of the otfier girls. "The boss'" "What's he done?" "He admired my dress, winked, and then asked me what I was doing tonight When I said 'Nothing', he gave
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      519 10 STRAITS TIMES& FREE PRESS ki fwrmnw ml mdmrtu- .<«UllN mi COLO JTOHAOl AftCADt O»CHA"O MOAD. «INfi*POH| Mt(*«rtMMHk »4 fc., t »•■<••*»» rrtlitt .riwnwali m4mr*4 id "■iitmrnBur* m»» ttm bf hnm4*4 la: COLD STORAM ailANCHCi MOLL* K i HOAO K*TON«. AUTHOIIIUO AGENTS CITY BOOK MM iTOKI LTD ISMAIL «TI» H*I AOMIKALTV
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      58 10 Eyes of experience belong to one ul the Swi>s-trained technicians at Singapore Rolex Service Station the large>t and beit-equipped in Mulasa. Make sure of the best care for your Rolex or Tudor watch by handing it in at any branch of the Borneo Company, or sending it t0... ROLEX SALES
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      178 10 |NSiir| I Srction of compon—ti Tea m itarf y«<tr own vicing at no additional cost. ladl* batiaatt withant Trcintd men gat tha pick of topita" the good jobi and maka bo, Tha A■ T C Brartlral I'dio P'odtj In blllinau. Cat you. la yaar awa ka«a. tor f." T.C-traintd mtn
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    IRON BOOM IN KINTA VALLEY
    318 11 FAST DEVELOPING INDUSTRY HAS POTENTIAL WORTH EXCEEDING SiOO MILLION Rush to open new mines to meet Japanese demand IPOH, Saturday. THE KINTA Valley, long famous in the mining 1 world as Malaya's richest tin-producing area, is now the centre of a fast developing industry whose
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    CHIEF OF UPI FLIES IN
    105 11 Mr. Frank H. Bartholomew, bl. President and Managing Director of t'nited Press International, who arrived in Singapore on Friday from Kuala Lumpur, on a tour of UPI bureaus in Asia and the Far East. Mr. Bartholomew, who ttarted his journalism career as a cub reporter
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    TEACHERS WED AT REGISTRY
    59 11 Two Singapore teachers. Mr. Ronnie Lee. and his bride. Janey Goh, who uerr married at the Singapore Registry <m Friday. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. Robert If publicity manager of Cycle and Carriage Co. Ltd while the bride is the youngest daughter of
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    What's on Today
    407 11 B\ll\l CENTRE: Mrs Shirin will speak on "Wh.it i> ReliKion" at j p.m. at Bahai Cemre, 10 Amber I'XNiK I'WI 1 »MII Ml THODIST (HI Kill: Special senice Witness lor Christ" at 4.30 pm. at the church premises. TtH' H. Singapore Branch: Sunday Social after Evensong at
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    DR. GOH OPENS RENOVATED ST. JAMES POWER STATION
    113 11 The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, listens with great interest as one of the engineers at the newly renovated St. James Power Station explains the intricate workings of one of the new plant's instruments. On the right is the City Electrical
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    Artist's show preview today
    48 11 SINOAPORE. Sat. A prevn w of paintings by Lai Pay Chong will be held tomorrow at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts. St. Thomas Walk, at 4 p.m. Tho paintings will be on show at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce from Friday, July 8.
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    UMNO TALKS TODAY
    22 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore State U.M.N.O. will hold a conference tomorrow at Central Cinema. Jalan Eunos at 9 a.m.
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    ESTATE WORKERS BUY SHARES TO AVERT BREAK-UP
    219 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. ESTATE workers throughout the Federation have taken up shares in the multi-million dollar co-operative society formed last month to prevent fragmentation of rubber estates. The chairman of the board of directors of the National Land Finance Co-operative Society Limited, Mr.
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    Accused denies outrage charge
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Van Hoe claimed trial when he was charged In the Ninth Magistrate's court today with using criminal force on a woman, Fong Ah Hoi, with intent to outrage her modesty at Kampong Tiong Bahru on June 10. The case will be mentioned on July
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    COPRA PRICE
    65 11 Singapore Copra Awociation noon prices per plcul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: July/ Aug. $30 a 4 (Nominal*. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk 544 sellers, drum 547 sellers. Tone was quiet. TIN PRICE SINGAPORE. Sai— The price of tin in Singapore today fell by $1.37>j
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    New Poly study: Good response
    64 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Polytechnic has received tremendous response from local youths for the 30 vacancies In Its first presea training course The one-year course, which begins on August 15, is the first of its kind to be started at the Polytechnic following an offer
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    MOTHER MISSING FOR TWO WEEKS
    173 11 MOTHER MISSING FOR TWO WEEKS CINCAPORE, Sat.— Ad.straught father of three today appealed to his 40-year-old wife. Urn Lai Kern, who has been missing since two weeks ago. to return home immediately for the sake of their children. The father, Ong Kan King, 45. who believed that his wife might
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    Buang to open new market
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. St. Michaels Road market, one of the most up-to-d»te markets constructed by the Government at a cost of $250,000 Is to be officially opened tomorrow morning by Inche Buang bin Omar Junid. Assemblyman for Kallang.
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      79 11 TODAY'S TIDES TODAY: Singapore 4.39 a.m. <6ft. 6ins..», 5.31 p.m (7ft. 21ns.t, Port Dickson: 12.48 p.m. »7ft. 4ins.). Port S«ett«nham 11.19 a.m. (lift. 6hi».>. Penang 7.34 a.m. (6ft. Bins.), 7.22 p.m. (6ft. 6ms. i. TOMORROW: Singapore 6.08 a.m. (6ft. 31ns.). 5.31 p.m. (7ft. 4ins.). Port Dickson 1.18 a.m. "6ft. 61ns.)
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      69 12 HOW TO ENTER YOUR CONTEST PHOTOGRAPHS ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road. Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must be written on the back of every print submitted The required information
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      The week's two best entries
      93 12 THE winner of this week's top prize of $30 is "Beauty Behind A Screen" (right), submitted by T.S. Tan, of 3950-A jalan Padang Carong, Kota Bharu. Mr. Tan used a Rolleiflex camera and Agfa Isopan film. Setting: fll. 1 50 second. The second prize of
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      FOUR CASH PRIZES MUST BE WON EACH WEEK
      47 12 FOUR CASH PRIZES MUST BE WON EACH WEEK ALL entries should be bigger than postcard Esixe. but not longer than 10 inches on any Eside. E ALL prizes are E awarded by cheque Eand are posted to win E ners during the first week of each month.
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      Today's runner-up prizes
      75 12 Today's runner-up prizes 'TODAY'S runner-up A prizes of $10 each go to "Twin Ducks" (left), by Alfred Chan, of Singapore. and "Surprise" (right), by Miss Teresa Chew, of Singapore. Mr. Chan, of 63-B Durham Estate, Singapore 8. used a Yashica camera and Kodak V.P. film. Setting: fl6. 1 125 second.
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      Photographic Digest
      917 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY THE standard lens on my camera has the following "f" numbers engraved on the aperture ring fl.5, 2, 2.8, A, 5.6, 8, 11, 16. This is a fairly standard arrangement for most cameras. The important things to remember are: (a) Each "t" number, or "stop"
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    MARIA LEARNING TO USE THE RAPIER FOR...
    71 13 Maria is now busy learning to use the weapons she will fight with in her forthcoming production of "Siti Zubaidah", an exciting action tale which takes her to many countries of the exotic East, fighting her way, with every conceivable weapon, on foot
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    Ever tried behaving like Brando?
    543 13 Ever tried behaving like Brando? A DOZEN pairs ot i uni'riendlv eyes stared at me unblinking ir o m a dozen poker-blank laces as I search for a key. I felt utterly foolish. Somewhere in the room there was a key. And I had to find it. 1 it was
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    FULL ORCHESTRA IN A PORTABLE BOX
    313 13 FULL ORCHESTRA IN A PORTABLE BOX ZO you feel your genius is being neglected because you are unable to find anyone of equal talent to accompany you on your instrument. Veil, you need not feel neglected any more, for the miracle of electronics has now made it possible to pack
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    ON THE RECORD
    612 13  -  METRONOME By IT IS a rarity when a record fully lives up to its high technical claims and even rarer when it manages to combine its technical excellence with ravishing performances by the featured orchestra. Such a record Is "The Sound of Strings'' pressed by Medallion, a
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    WE SEE A KING AND SOME CASTLES
    1196 14  - WE SEE A KING AND SOME CASTLES Katharine Sim JORDAN A LOVELY, KINDLY AND FRIENDLY COUNTRY By FKOM Petn in Jordan we look the same road back to Jcrash. beCMN it \\;is MOTC interesting than the desert road. In Kerak we slopped to look at the Crusader castle perched there
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      ANT-EATER ON NIGHT VISIT TO THE DUSUN
      148 14 ANT-EATER ON NIGHT VISIT TO THE DUSUN THE DUSUN, June 24. 1960. I AST night, at 10 o'clock. Blackie put up a tair-sixed Scaly Ant-Eater —a pangolin (Malay: pengguling. senggiling. or ttngfiling) —a few feet from the house. He made such a noise trying to bite It that ihe Cook
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      115 14 AT 7 a.m. yesterday, the newly-awakened Tuans ears were greeted by the cries of children In mortal peril. The cries ceased after a minute or two. He got out of bed with his usual caution, and went to the window from which he saw our four school children standing on
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      62 14 rriHEJRE are 23 genera and more than 150 spe1. cles of the Ginger family in Malaya. Many of them have striking flower-heads: and the flowers of some are scented. For the first time the Tuan has met what may be the inflorescence of Curcuma domestica. from which we get kunyit
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      61 14 rAT imp. Ah Fong. aged five, had cut the flower stalk close to the ground in defiance of the edict that no strange plant was to be touched till the Tuan had Inspected it You are referred to Henderson's '•Monocotyledons" for a description of the flower spike. After days in
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      84 14 A BANANA exhibited at a show in Brisbane was described as the biggest in AustraliaJust over 10i oz. in weight and six inches In girth. "Can you beat this." wrote the Tuans correspondent. The measurements given are those of a well-grown pisang Raja Udang. or P. Susu There may be
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      1514 15 THE ASTONISHING I THING THAT IS HAPPENING IN BRITISH HOSPITALS I 1 IK ttd, fat woman said: "1 have angina." and Mr. Harry Edwards, spiritual healer, placed chubby, stubby fingers over her heart ami said: "There's no disease here but you have a weak t action Ix-cause you
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      Your wedding ring can save your life in an atomic war
      244 15 %jyASHINCTON, Sat.— Don't let anatorrHc accident or nuclear war catch you without your weHding ring. Scientists say gold wedding bands could serve in a time of disaster as accurate gauges of the amount of radiation their wearers absorb So
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    Robot night nurse for hospitals
    104 19 Robot night nurse for hospitals LONDON Sot. A Mi device shortly to be installed In hospitals can take a patient's temperature at night without waking the patient. It has been successfully tested at the Royal Infirmary. Edinburgh By using this new idea in thermometers the in charge of a ward
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    Prominent doctor's hat-trick
    114 19 LONDON Sat. ONE ot Britain's top Harley-street surgeons had the B.M.A. •parliament" rocking with laughter last week when he did a quick change act with hats from a Chinese coolie model to a genuine Roundhead helmet on the stage of the Town Hall. Torquay. But this bit
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    Sign language of lost love
    899 19 WHAT S your problem? Write to Jane Lee and tell her about it. Address your letter: Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Times. Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. A GIRL told me several times that she loved me, and I believed her. She has
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    PLENTY OF GUTS-OR WHAT IT TAKES TO WALK ROUND THE WORLD
    778 19 PLENTY OF GUTS- OR WHAT IT TAKES TO WALK ROUND THE WORLD THREE of my friends and I are planning to hike round the world. Could you tell us what we will neecP HENRY L. Singapore. You will need passports and, in addition, visas for the countries you want to
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    DROP US A LINE -WE CAN HELP YOU
    71 19 DROP US A LINE -WE CAN HELP YOU DROP US A LINE If there something on your mind, you can be sure that the Know Alls will be interested. Write to The Know Alls. Sunday Times. Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore 9. But please don t enclose stamps or
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    Don't be side-tracked
    68 19 A VERY pretty girl sits next to me In evening class I find her very distracting. Should I leave the class? Why not just change your seat. If you are studious enough to attend evening class, you should have enoueh concentration to get on with your work—
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      232 19 THE WORLD'S MOST EXCITING YOUNG BEAUTIES USE POND'S r^K m. f jar 'X^fcfeflj^^tf jm^j i** f MH Has*. CirmtU Balmn take* time out from a busy theatre schedule to hejr mmik gyp*) awi ..ulm.lc Madrid. She lovei to ict in diumul comedies jnd does it to perfettion. drmrl.i an .irdtn:
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      1130 20 This station wagon is tops for style and elegance A COLLEAGUE of mine does not own a car,' and cannot drive; she probably doesn't even know how to ride a bicycle. But she has very decided views about cars. Every Monday morning she tells me: "I don't like yesterday's car!
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      200,000 mis. without an overhaul says firm
      120 20 200,000 mis. without an overhaul says firm CINCAPORE. Sat. Up to 200,000 miles without an overhaul is the kind of performance any modern car can give on today's highways, the spokesman of a motor works firm said here today. Proof of this, he said, has been found in numerous owner-conducted
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      New concept of service for busy motorists
      331 20 SINGAPORE. S a t.— Singapore motorists will be introduced to a new concept of courtesy-plus service when the first Caltex Circle Service Station officially opens tomorrow in Singapore The new station, ti of many planned for Singa- deration, ithe kind of id dependable
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      BY THE WAY
      161 20 IT is not only a duty; »c owe it to ourselves to make way for ambulant >. fire-engines and police 1 that are on emergency call. But we often come across the obstinate few who belong to the Fraternity of the tlonkey They must be deaf to
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      KIRKHAM 12-24 TAKES SPORE TO A ONE-DAY WIN'
      376 20 MALACCA. Saturday. JINCAPORE set up a record in the MCA inter state cricket league when they took only a day to beat! Malacca by eight wickets in their south zone match on the padang here today. Final scores: Malacca 75 and 48.
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      Lock icon YORKS 153-1 AT TEA
      131 20 f ONDON, Sat— Tea, scores to today's cricket mau i AT BROAD* ORD Yorks li.i-1 (J. Bolus 58 no., D. Padgett 81 n.0.) v Warwicks. AT (.LASTOMHRV 274-4 (W. Russell 73, SE 67, F. Titmus 61 no.) v Somerset. AT M\\C HKMIK (J. Dyson 46. K.
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      SCA 'A' are 57 runs behind
      132 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. S.C.A. "A" had scored 56-6 In reply to Combined Services "A" fln>t Innings total of 113 at the end of the first day m their two-day cricket match at Gillman Barracks today. Services wHli useful contributions from Foster <26>. Carles < 33)
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      Pabangneed 18 to save follow-on
      65 20 RAUB, Sat. Pahang sUII need 18 runs to avert a lollo\v-on when tliey scored 22* In reply to Selangors total <,r 139 at the end of the first day in h»tr two-day friendly cricket match here today. Scores were: Selangor M Im,«. 139 tßanjlt Singh
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    Negri bring in Gurkhas in bid to stop Singapore
    921 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By AFTER last Sundays 80-minute thriller between Singapore and Selangor at Jalan Besar stadium with all its Malaya Cup final flavour, today's second round matches in the competition look run-of-the-mill affairs until you begin to recall what happened the
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    TAN'S TOTAL MAKES HIM WORLD NO. 2
    306 21  - TAN'S TOTAL MAKES HIM WORLD NO. 2 JOE EZIEKEL By Singapore, Sat A'ilAN and Empire Gomes lightweight weighthfting gold medallist Tan Howe Liang tonight qualified tor the Rome Olympic Games when he totalled 840- tb ten more than the qualifying mark at the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation's official trial at
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    FORCES EDGE SERVICES IN MALAYA CUP TIE
    194 21 FORCES EDGE SERVICES IN MALAYA CUP TIE KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Armed Forces after a i four-all draw with Combined i Services in the first round of the Malaya Cup. mastered I their doughty opponents in the return, winning 3-2 :it Rifle Range Road here this evening Armed Forces would have
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    Favourites taken to three sets
    325 21 SINGAPORE, Saturday. CAVOURITES Coh Ceok Loo and Lai Lung Ming were both taken to three sets before they qualified for the semi-finals of the Singapore Badminton Association's junior men's singles championship at the S.B.A. Hall tonight. Lai Lung Ming beat Richard Chee after a keen
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    102 21 LONDON, Sal. Australia 1 Stuari Mack«nzie became the third man ln 'he 116 years of the Diamond Sculls to will ii three times in a rou when he beat the Polish champion, Theodore Kocekra, by half a length ln Bmin 3sec. Molesey Boat Club won the premier event— Tlie
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    Justification
    46 21 MELBOURNE. Sat.— Mr. A. B. ITi Rußless s Justification won the Grand National Hurdle at Plemlngton over 24 furlongs here today. Turning for nome Fair Counsel hit the last hurdle and Justification won by a neck from the fast-finlfihlng Line Ahead, ridden by L. Thomnso.-i.
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    SUNNY TAN IS BEST
    120 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Sunny Tan. M "B" division champion provided the best performance at St Patricks School's athletic meet today. He reached 39ft lOin to beat the 1955 hop. step and Jump record ot 38ft by Victor Khoo. Five records In all were set at the meet.
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    Chan Lye Choon is favourite
    232 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three, big names in Singapore motor racing Chan Lye Choon. Tony Huggett and Jan Bussell are expected j to tight out for top honours at the Singapore Motor Club s Upper Thomson Road sprint tomorrow. "Pits new 1.4 miles course ort Scrrbawang Road
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    Lock icon All Blacks win
    25 21 SALISBURY. Rhodesia. Bat. The touring New Zealand All Black* rugby union team beat Rhodesia 29-14 today. They were P-6 at half-time. Reutcr.
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    INDONESIANS PLAN ASIA YACHT MEET
    213 21 INDONESIANS PLAN ASIA YACHT MEET SINGAPORE, Saturday. INDONESIA is aiming to organise an international yacht racing meet among Asian countries just before the Asian Games in Jakarta in 1962. Disclosing this to the Sunday Times Mr. Ibrahim Bekti, leader of the 18-member team, said: "According to the present set-up Asian
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    CHEESEWRIGHT AGAIN BEATS 220 YD. RECORD
    628 21  -  SAUL JOSHUA By Singapore, Sat CINCAPORE'S top teenage athletes, Elizabeth Chees«wright and M. Jegathesan, touched peak form in the triangular athletics meet between Combined Schools, Police and a Singapore Selection at Farrer Park today when some brilliant performances were recorded. Elizabeth Improved on the
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    FOUR BID FOR DOUBLES
    208 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Pour ot Slngapores most promising young badminton players will make a bid for doubles in the schoolboys and schoolgirls Individual championship fin.. Is at the 8.8.A. hall tomorrow night at 7. They are Oan Kok Peng (TanJong Katong Technical) and Wong Tew Gee (Slglapi
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    FANTASTIC HIGH JUMP
    35 21 STANFORD, California, Saturday. JOHN THOMAS, the 19-year-old spring-heeled Negro from Boston, soared to the greatest high jump in athletics history here last night with an incredible leap of 7tt 3 3 /iin.
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    2055 22  -  EPSOM JEEP By Who Knows takes top mile Eddie takes top honours with three winners CHENS STABLES brilliant sprinter Happy Melody defied the punishing burden of 10.0 to win the valuable Summer Cup over 6f (value $8,000 in stakes plus added money) at Bukit Timah
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    43 22 It W orrfi $2 S* < Mm ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL (Annllran) Sunday Servicr* 7.00 a.m. Holy Communion isaidi VOO a.m. Tbc Pariah Communion C.30 a.m. feirvler In Mandarin 11.00 a in Mornint Prayer 11' 00 noon Holy Communion h 00 p.in Ev»isonis.
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    29 22 M Wnrrf* yaj Minimum) RUTH WARNER'S Singapore Model iv new Modelling Course begins tomorrow morning evening Ni-v Charm Ccjdk begins 11th July morning/ •vtning. Knqmrim please ring *****.
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    56 22 TOPWEIGHT Who Knows (Leman) scoring an easy win in the mile handicap for Class 1, Div. 1 horses at Bukit Timah yesterday. Behind him are Big Daddy (No. 4), Satoro (No. 2), Timberlane. hidden by Satoro on the inside, Downing Street (No. 3) and Whiz
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    KITCHEE OPEN WITH 2-0 WIN
    427 22 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The cool experience and measured football of Kitchee. Hong Kong's Cup champions, gave them a 2-0 victory over a Malayan team when they opened their tour at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. The Malayan combination, styled as a P.A.M. Selection, did not include
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    Maria keeps her' title after 75 minutes battle
    373 22 LONDON. Saturday JNARK, lissom Maria Bueno. of Brazil, retained th# women's singles title on the last day o* the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships here today. The 20-year-old Sao Paulo ;irl just outsteadied Sandra leynolds. South Africa's first voman finalist at Wimbledon >y
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    ONG TOO GOOD FOR TAN
    162 22 J>KN Be« when he 6-2. 6-1 m II Open teiiiu> championships at Prnans Sp>, Rev Ong Chew Bee oral Fan Kean $-2, b-l "\i< II Quarter final V BtaOßMn and Kee Hup Cine i>eat Ng Kok Chan and Tap En reik 7-5. 6-2 Semi-final- On-:
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    UPSET BY BILLY
    84 22 ITUALA If Billy Yap of KlaiK' caused in the Seliinpo!- Open tennl pionship* when lie be;r seeded Dmn Janudln. the ehamplfi final of the man*! >in«l<Golf Club courts todiiy Billy will mad B A A/n holder, who had a comfoi' C-3 win over M F VUvai Azman.
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      10 1 SUNDAY TIMES FEATURE U. S. A. HER INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
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      THE ENVOYS SPEAK.. From S'pore...
      1366 1  - THE ENVOYS SPEAK.. From S'pore... WILLIAM P. MADDOX By CONSULGENERAL yESSELS of the United States have been calling at the port of Singapore since the port's foundation by the British East India Company in 1819. But the traffic in the early days was illicit and carried on only because the
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      ...AND K. LUMPUR
      334 1  -  HOMER BYINGTON Jr. By ALL responsible nations recognise that economic development is essential to the well-beinc and prosperity of tl ir people. Trade. industry agriculture and capital both domestic and foreign, play an Important role. In the first century of America's independence the United States made rapid
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      Congratulations to Malaya and Singapore
      238 1 Congratulations to Malaya and Singapore WASHINGTON I AM appreciative of this valued opportunity to congratulate the Federation of Malaya, shortly before the celebration of the third anniversary of its independence, for its adoption of economic and commercial policies designed to further the development of its economy and the well-being of
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      FROM FREDERICK H. MUELLER U.S. SECRETARY OF COMMERCE
      188 1 FROM FREDERICK H. MUELLER U.S. SECRETARY OF COMMERCE ing goal: a permanently peaceful and ever more prosperous world, a world In which all nations, large and small, may develop their own diverse societies In their own ways, free from external threats of any kind to their Independence. For this reason,
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        94 1 vm PSIiW HOLIDAY RADIOGRAMS W Wrf C\ RCA RECORDS |jv/-- 1 ©rca INTERNATIONAL f^\ S= *&S RADIOS ~^lJ ORCA I mm- A 1 PROJECTORS f \CJ WHIRLPOOL I J| AIR-CONDITIONERS lL^** BB^*^ WHIRLPOOL These are only a few of |*J -j the products produced by RCA lor use throughout f3J
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        182 1 $c twit nugged Plywood ev&c 6cufcf The 1960 JlJl? PLYMOUTH f§E BELVEDERE Now powered by the entirely new inclined 30-D Economy Six Engine MEW nECIPM N W 30P CyMndtf En 9 ,n« Ntw Look of B—irty. StyU owd RLIf UtOIUM Built on on .ntirely nr> principle, ""cepts Eir^S gSSvnKa HIGHLIGHT
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      SYMBOLS OF INDEPENDENCE
      699 2 'We fake the stars from heaven for our flag' said George Washington INDEPENDENCE Day which originated as an American holiday when the Declaration of Independence was adopted on July 4. 1776, has been enriched over the years by a number of patriotic symbols. Independence Day ceremonies, speeches,
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      1960 is Visit United States Year
      248 2 1960 is Visit United States Year President Btaenhe has proclaimed V** Visit the United BU Year" J He has invited travt from all over the world to share with the American nation this year the pleasure and adventurt of viewing it-> naturul beauties, its cities and villages and Its historic
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        21 2 STAN VAC I serves the J^ ri i m STANDARD-VACUUM OIL COMPANY 'INCORPORATED IN USA. WITH I IMITED LIABILITY) ZHZHZZZHZ^ZZZTZII^I^I^ZZZI^I^^ZIZ^^^IIIZZZZZIZ^ZZZZ^I fcm
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      1959-A YEAR OF ATOM ADVANCE
      1278 3 1959-A YEAR OF ATOM ADVANCE THE year 1959 1 saw both steady and spectacular advances in U.S. nuclear science and technology. Intensive efforts were aimed toward civilian application of atomic energy, as well as pure scientific research in this field. Among the highlights were the development of a miniature nuclear
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      15,000 Asians study in America
      669 3 DIRTY WORK IN FOREST BUT SO USEFUL V'OTHING more clearly manifests 11 Americas increasingly close vith the rest of the world than Itl programme of international educational exchange. whether sponsored by private groups, by individuals, or through agencies of the United States Government. At year's
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        330 3 Kj»^^KejP= mm mB^P w/IfIJJJJJJI/I/i///'fflllflf/ft HeKe=SH mlim^Klm^ f I fi//ii/in l I 1 1 I I1 1 1 [rtiril l It DYNAMIC NEW PEN FOR MEN Goes with your bigger, bolder thinking! A a Here at last is a startling new pen that's worthy r\ I "p —^pf ff of men
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      The Asian Cultural influence in US
      1596 4 DAMON Matfsaysay, the late President of the Philippines, once noted that "nothing binds men more securely than an understanding of each other's culture." Read In retrospect, his words seem almost prophetic of Asian-American friendship today at the start of a new decade. For the
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        270 4 2^ PROFIT MAKING f PARTNERS 2) a man his boat -^S m M AND HIS JOHNSON V-s. y 3f vs. S% HP --*^^7 S the Johnson Outboard '^^'^'^BS^' y\ S Motors is the 5Ji HP, *s *> I*}/" ff*/S favourite with fishermen J Hsf s \p A .S- S all
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        201 4 Saves More Work and Time Than All Other Kitchen Appliances Put Together! AUTOMATIC ELECTRIC 3^§§^="HSlNK Built-in Dishwasher Saves 7 Hours a Week! Ju»t load it. touch the dial and go 1 Completely automatic' 1 DowfcU wath«t. dowblt nmet and duct dithot aiactacaHyt 4 Wtathm dithtt. glostet, silverware, pott and pant
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      A FERMENT OF FRESH IDEAS
      731 5 In increasing number of communities, courses are presented via TV 4 FFRMKNT of fre^h ideas on curriculum patterns, teaching methods, special classes, optimum use ot teachers and facilities marked the educational MtM in the I'nited Stato in \W.K \n enrolments mounted for the IMh consecuti\e
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      THIS IS A CENTURY OF MATERIAL PROGRESS
      608 5 Privafe capital: Dynamic role JJISTOKIANS, looking back onourtimeand seeking to give it a meaningful label, may well call it the Century of Economic Hope. For it Is the worldwide emergence ol economic hope the vision of realisable material progress which more than any-
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        53 5 J Mode 1 in fift[i&? I U.S.A. BESTfQBM'S o F O Purpose P Longline You con ust it so many ways /i <Os^koi more I V^W USE FUL MORE E //l^^/\ MORE (/W®tN ECONa X IB I VICAL Tou cor» buy them ot any Good Store or Ring up *****
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        193 5 COMMENCING 12th AUGUST 1960 JIJAMN USA. /OT» V#S? BY UAPAN AIR LtISiES V WELCOME ABOARD) HT HOSPITALITY AND jB jJJf^ THE SPEED OF SOUND j£ Jjjtf |Lii| JAPAN AIR LINES on time -every time ll are you painting J the Super Kern -Tone way J^ THE MOST MODERN f mmim^
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      THE EXCITEMENT THAT IS WASHINGTON
      81 6 THE EXCITEMENT THAT IS WASHINGTON THE Robert A. Taft Memorial Tower, above. U the latest addition to the skyline of Wash In K too The 100-ft straetare. housing giant carillon bells, honours the late Senator of Ohio. In the aaeacrona4 here and right i. the U.S. Capitol. RIGHT Is the
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      Indoors and out in New York
      69 6 RADIO CITY Music Hall In New York, mm of Urn wocid largest iodoor theatres with a ■••Mac etpMtty of MM. Faraom for the mwm rtagil between flam>. the mil h*U ptfi— neat eompaoy tneiadet the Bockett— M ered leinu daneen. oa aiaae »*ov« a
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        585 6 COMPARE BEFORE YOU BUY Be sure you get these quality features in the refrigerator you buy a i ""qEgl^^^ftl^ft HERE'S PROOF of the superior built-in \\l VNP<*M >4 •>■ M O C.BINCT CONSTRUCTION pece fl I *jl s<pfl nt ;rn construction Mils Out flirt. Jit. <noistur« \^m mii X} l/^kl^fciJl
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      A Mighty Influence for World Peace
      1073 7 LINCOLN CENTRE for ARTS vy II E N President Kist'iihower turned the iirst shovel of dirt at ground-bre;ik-ing ceremonies for the projected Lin coin Centre for the Performing Ails in May 1959. he declared: "The centre will make possible the international exchange of a
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        322 7 nCLi Alli v*-~..- t v.» 11 A I A 1/ II *O lilriLH INv For high-speed, longdistance hauls or bit; -~'"l^a^^flH construction projects in fact, for all types B. of on or off-the-hi£hway jobs. Firestone heavy duty tyres prove they are designed I for rugged service. That's because every ■^B4M
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      SCIENCE IN BRIEF
      456 8 I IC l nairman of Atomic road to the complete control of thermonuclear enerThermonuclear energy, in the simplest terms, is electricity produced from the hydrogen atom. One of the difficulties in connection with producing it is that extremely high temperatures 100.000 000 degrees Fahrenheit are required. Straus*
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      SETTING THE STANDARDS FOR U.S. INDUSTRIES
      48 8 Testing the weather effects on paint: Sample costings of paint are revolved horizontally in the drum around the carbon arc, which produces the effect of several years of sunlight in a short time. Rain is simulated by a water spray at right.
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      THOUSANDS HAVE THEIR SAMPLES TESTED HERE
      828 8 Huge programme for rubbers CTANDARDS lor materials, processes, and costs arc rmcnliil to the successful operation of America's mass production manufacturing industries. Most of the materials standards employed in the nations factories today have been worked out by the National Bureau of Standards (XBS),
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        222 8 B^^s^^^^"^ MOQ6I 4210 It's smooth, smooth mowing with the Lawn-boy 4210— even where the lawn is rough. Staggered front wheels keep the blade dead level in spite of ups and downs stops "scalping" too. A powerful 4-stroke engine drives the long-lasting steel alloy blade, that's stabilised against flutter. The body
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        44 8 men II JrrT *HJpc\ II W6OT y&c&BffrtQXb// FRUIT^fLOOM than Any Other Brandl Guaranteed Underwear M \DE IS V. f, A. BIR for long-lasting J good -grooming I Bin| ENJOY BRISK, BRACING Hf wm AFTER SHAVE L0TI0N! K£r '4%V Discover the enjoyment of using the
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      A SEARCH FOR NEW AND VITAL USE FOR OLD ENEMY
      66 9 A SEARCH FOR NEW AND VITAL USE FOR OLD ENEMY Age-old problem is today challenging the world's greatest minds MULTI-STAGE flash distillation U one of the promising methods of low-cost conversion. Above is a diagramatic explanation and an artist's impression of such a plant to be built at San Diego.
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      WATER.WATER EVERYWHERE
      902 9 fHESE words from 1 Samuel Coleridge's immortal tale of the ancient mariner, surrounded by sea water he dared not drink point up an age-old problem which today Is challenging great minds around the world: Can the sea serve as a potential source of usable water for man? In
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        228 9 Hfiitotytd ('(cciAtdLiiA faifrJLi I A wnooth-flowing, liquid-type eleorwing creom containing moisturizing and penetrating ingr.- lA dtentt plus fin. oils. Quickly absorbs stale I mak^jp 1 50i1.... flushes th. pores clean. p T.ssu« off .only. Eneellent for NORMAL Skin. >V > s > Nfc A giant 6-oz. plastic squeeze bottle. y^s^
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        156 9 to fefeh*. I f f m man-on-the-spot-^p in Singapore FIRST HAND information is the best Information and you get 1 L it first hand when you get it from Bank of America's International Department! Through a worldwide network of branch offices, travelling representatives, and correspondents. Bank of America can provide
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      Nuclear power station opens
      201 10 pLICTmiCm from the atom began flowing into homes, farms, offices and factories in northern Illinois recently when the Dresden Nuclear Power Station began op <>r«>tions. Designed to produce IBII.IKIO kilowatts, enough electricity to supply the needs of a city of 200.000 persons, the plant is described
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      In the control room ...and switchyard
      79 10 In the control room ...and switchyard Engineers and operators check instruments and analyse test data as thr station ISM into operation. All the controls for the station are located in thin room, including those for the reactor, turbine and electrical snitching. Full operation of the 180,000-kilowatt plant is expected this
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        430 10 NORGE DELIVERS new in deluxe refrigerator -features si- fre eZE 1T tf*t \4M I Jj Hjjj YOURS FOR xrr^^^l $64.50 Ni^^ A MONTH MooelCA-Fi2 MOIST-COLO FRESH FOOD STORAGE \fr FJU-WIOTH 31-LB. CRISPER yj^ COUBLE OEEP HANOIOOR STORAGE A|| ||^H fwk I Aj SMART BUILT IN STYLING lA| Bt^T II HB^
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        169 10 V (Vw) West in-house The New Automatic Self- ""^St! Heating Laundromat. i Heats its own wetcr. Washes, j \^|D j rinses and damp-dries up to 8 lbs. > of clothes. Needs no bolting I**' n,, down. No costly plumbing re- quired. L~^___^^ Exclusive f= -''I WALL LINE Wafer Cooler Wettinghouse
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      ASIA IN THE U.S. HOME
      14 11 SHOPPERS rest a* one of the large Asian settings.
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      NEW USES FOR OLD ITEMS
      275 11 A MERICAN shoppers no •*v* longer have to cross the Pacific Ocean when they want beautitul objects from Asia to decorate their homes They frequently can find them now in nearby American .der In •h i 'i'partment storr whose ■■\ow ai;U Then 3hop" has been
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        182 11 try today s best "tranquilizer" (jOf:Ef~) C^OO/^A^(^ with Mod rn Saving MIRRO-MATIC i>r haj nmc to Ie thinp mv Ym turelv T ■>!». irmpo is inn heau ijo demanjir lor iot but ihc /r«u »o«Htio«n war of doinjt thnm mi ifnJ-cookwg. with M.RKO MATIC h main mjdtrn :oocd houn on*
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        188 11 See the 116 W advantages you get when you buy the beautiful new Mm SCHICK M GLOBETROTTER Jl close r^>^^§Lt3 U more S'^t WV\ X^- Adjustable head 3 Voltage settings Individual blade a SCHICK original inventors of th« •l«ctric »h«v«r >*■ 7 a^^S^Off Goodyear are helping to move Malaya All
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      S-E Asia growing investment mart
      695 12  -  Mildred Hughes By of the Fir East-America Council of Commerce ant) Industry— New York SOUTH EAST Asia offers a growing market for U.S. trade and investment. Traditionally a supplier of important raw materials for American industry, this area is now attracting greater attention than ever
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      Trade—a symbol of bonds
      331 12 Trade— a symbol of bonds A VISIBLE symbol of our bonds, the flow of commerce between the United States and SouthEast Asia serves as a constant reminder of the essential interdependence of east and west in the economic growth of all nations. American traders are increasingly mindful of South-East Asia,
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      Displaced workers go back to school
      266 12 A UNION-MANAGEMENT experiment In the retraining and relocation of workers whose Jobs are threatened by technological advances has been launched her by a company that manufactures photographic supplies and photocopy machines. In an effort to cut production costs. It began to Introduce technological changes
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        137 12 jß JdflO e/frathnal POST-TRONIC 1 ij machines NOW in use throughout the world CAW I Kin C Lea<llfl9 Ba( S SAVINGS South East Asia are now uP| RANGE usin9 post Tronic for 9 reater 1 Economy. Efficiency and jP*” FROM Speedier Service! I /o Hmrm is what experienced BcmiErers say:-
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