The Straits Times, 2 July 1961

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1 8 The Straits Times
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    16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES ta\A' Keti U U* m No. 1349 SUNDAY, JULY 2, 1961 20 CENTS
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    POLICE FIRE ON CROWDS: 8 DIE
    63 1 ALOII Bfghl were kiln-el .mil au others wounded today when pollen iind troops lircd on crowds demonstrating in two Algerian cities m protest against President dr Qaulle'a threat to parti- uon On country. Four ilemoiibtraior.- wen shot cipiid and 24 wounded in Algiers' mixed
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    THE KING IN BRUNEI
    387 1  -  MAZLAN NOROIN 20. 000 GA THER A T AIRPORT Schoolchildren line route as Royal party makes State drive BY A 21 -GUN SALUTE and cheers of 20,000 people greeted the King and Queen today as they flew in from Malaya for a five-day visit. As they
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    Lock icon RITA'S FIFTH MARRIAGE ON ROCKS: DIVORCE IMMINENT
    106 1 RITA'S FIFTH MARRIAGE ON ROCKS: DIVORCE IMMINENT lIOLLYWOOD. Sat. Rita Hayworth and her fifth husband, producer James Hill, have separated. A divorce is imminent, a < spokesman for the actress said. Miss Hayworth and Mr. Hill. a former business partner of Burt Lanca.stor. were married on Feb. 2. 1958. Her
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    Lock icon Cubans in Russia
    29 1 LONDON B*l Moaeo* Rt.lio shicl today ibai nion tban 1.000 young Cubans arrived in t.ie Soviet Union yesterday for v \e.ii\v training in agricultural COUtgm. Renter.
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    NARROW ESCAPE
    27 1 NAIROBI S..t. Hollywood star Jimmy Stewart and hi Injury ycvtrrdi.y when c plane taking him on hi. Brsl He-came I lai ded near Galole. Nigeria.
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    Link-up plan: Tengku call to Brunei
    352 1  -  R. CHALLIS By ORUNEI TOWN. Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman today denied that he wanted to deprive the Brunei people of the right to govern themselves. Shortly after hla arrival as a member of the Royal party on a State visit, the Tengku said Brunei
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    Lock icon 'Not wilty, m'lud'
    47 1 LONDON. Sat. Tradition gave way to comfort In London's current heatwave at a High Court hearing yesterday. Barristcrs removed their wigs at the suggestion of the Judge. But the jury unanimously refused to accept a suggestion that they take off their jackets, I —U.P.I.
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    seven hurt in air
    155 1 seven hurt in air BUENOS AIRES. Sat.— An Argentine Airlines C-47 With 35 people aboard crashed in flames last nighi about two miles from the airport hero as it approached tor a landing. An hour afte the crash- in an empty sports field adjacent to a hospital for cripples— a
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      SAUDI ARABIAN...
      19 1 forces aNt> rntercd Kuwait on Saturday in response to a tall for aid from the Government. Koutor.
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    DAY THAT CHANGED MY LIFE
    1640 2 DAY THAT CHANGED MY LIFE AS A CHILD she picked cotton on a plantation in the Deep South of America. She never knew her father. She went hungry and she was beaten. It was not an encouraging start. But EARTHA KITT way up in the plushy top bracket of the
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    PET TALK
    238 2 I HAD a call a few days ago from ft woman friend, who was worried because her busband had bought a car! The trouble was that the family's doc, bull terrier, hated cats. and with Uieir holiday only a few week* aiiead they had to decide whether to
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      104 2 NEXT WEEK: The glamorous zoom to fame of |ack Brabham HUSBANDS AND WIVES can assure security with a GREAT EASTERN JOINT LIFE Endowment Policy The Sum Assured is paid on the death of either or #t the end of the selected t«rm of years. With :n» BIGGEST BONUSES paid by
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    The 'Saint of Sunqei BulOH'
    1269 3  -  a H/auiiitts Oft CAD- The Japanese ou inn. were Deaten anc j one by one the inmates of Sungei Buloh came back to the Settlement to learn the bad news that Mr. Hewitt, the Superintendent of the camp, had died in intern- ment and Dr.
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    240 3 A RICH husband died, and his widow ordered a tombstone with the inscription "Rest in Peace" Then she went to the lawyer and found that her husband had cut her off without a penny. Furious, she rushed round to the monumental mason. "I want to cancel
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    MARK THIS MAN ANTONY
    1039 3  - MARK THIS MAN ANTONY D. Morton Davies By From box of matches and a powder compact he created that 'Caesar 1 set THK stunning set for "Julius Caesar" which has Kuala Lumpur theatregoers talking all the week, was conceived accidentally with the aid of a bottle of bear, a bottle
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    Govt rejects pay claims for Malaya's technical men
    243 4 Govt rejects pay claims for Malaya's technical men KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Federation Government has rejected claims for wage increases for the country's thousands of technicians and junior technicians. The final derision lo reject the five-year-old claim has been conveyed to the Malayan Technical Services Union. A union spokesman said
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    THREAT TO MCA CHIEF
    419 4 THREAT TO MCA CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. A 'RESIGN OR 3LSE" threat has been re- i reived by Dato (Dr.) Cheah Toon Lok, j president of the Malayan Chinese Association. Date Clv.-ah, 64, revealed this to reporters at MCA headquarter- in Ampang Road hire today after a ■I meeting of
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    COLOMBO PLAN PRAISED by PREMIER LEE
    242 4 COLOMBO PLAN PRAISED by PREMIER LEE SINGAPORE. Sat. THlv Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, in B message today to mark the tenth anniversary of the Colombo Plan, praised the plan and expressed the hope that it would continue to gain more success in the future. He said: "As a
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    Lib-Socs hold rally at Anson
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Liberal-Socialist Party held a by-election rally at the Maxwell Road traffic police playground tonight. The speakers Included Mr. Wee Soo Bee. chairman of the party. and Mr. Tan Peng Khoo. the party's actIng secretary-general.
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    $55,000 ANTI-FLOOD PLAN
    96 4 SINGAPORE Sat. Singapore Government is tv spend $55,000 to eliminate floods in "he Kampong Cbong Pan. area, off Sembawaner Road. It will benefit about' 45.0(0 people. The Minister for Health, Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, who is also the Assemblyman for Scmbawang. an- nounced this when he toured
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    OUTRAM'S NEW SCHOOL
    109 4 OUTRAM'S NEW SCHOOL SINGAPORE. Sat.— The 400 students of Outram Primary School tonight proudly watched the opening of their new $250,000 school building, by the Assemblyman for Ulu Pandan, Inche Mohammed Ariil bin Suradi. At the opening the Education Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. said, that the Government expects soon
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    The apologetic trespasser
    160 4 IPOH, Saturday Till! handsome, well-dressed youth in dark glasses whs well spoken and very polite. But when he left after apologising for entering the house without permission, $70 which Mrs. Sylvia Shone, the wife of an Army sergeant, had kept in a sideboard in her home in
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    PAY: 14 UNIONS SAY 'NO'
    429 5  - PA Y: 14 UNIONS SAY 'NO' JOSEPH YEO By Leaders meet tomorrow to discuss further action in bid to re-open negotiations SINGAPORE, Saturday. FOURTEEN of the 1!) Singapore civil service staff unions have now rejected the Government's new terms of partial restoration of the variable allowances because (•I the "final
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    THE TENCH US SINCERITY IS BEING QUESTIONED: UMNO JOURNAL
    333 5 Mi&kty Malaysia plan: 'Merger with Singapore first unacceptable' The loyalty of some people still in doubt... KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE UMNO journal, Malaya Merdeka, today declared that suggestions that the Federation should accept merger with Singapore before embarking upon Tengku Abdul
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    AGATHA CHRISTIE IN FREE PRESS
    100 5 AGATHA CHRISTIE IN FREE PRESS LJAVE you started reading Agatha Christie's new Free Press serial. The Adventure of the Christmas Pudding a thriller for today and every day? If you missed tht first instalment in The Free Press yesterday you can still begin tomorrow there is a full resume of
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    Tan answers attack on housing
    129 5 Tan answers attack on housing SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for National Development, Mr. Tan Kla Gan. .said at a by-election rally tonight, that the attacks on the PAP's housing policy by the Alliance candidate. Dr. Chee Phul Hung, were false and malicious. Mr. Tan said the Government was now building
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    Boy gives thugs slip—they flee
    323 5  - Boy gives thugs slip— they flee R. PESTANA By SINGAPORE, Sat.— A brave little boy defied a gun and dagger gang which tried to rob his parents at their home in Jalan Yasin here last night. Brraking away from one of the thugs who was aboiu to tin him up.
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    By-election rally
    30 5 SINGAPORE, S.tt The Singapore SPA/UMNO/ MCA/MIC Alliance Will hold an Anson by election rally at Tras Street iunction of Cook StreC Ml Monday between 7 ;uid 10 p.m.
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      129 5 CATHAY OPENS TODAY! (SINGAPORE) 1 lam- 1.30-4.00-6.30 9.30pm Sa^Sl^BU. jJBJfI She was not tha first ■fagljL to fling herself at a man... B^ but no woman ever did it ppyß ML for a stranger reason A MOTION PICTURE AS CREATIVE AS LOVE jdJgJßto^. BRILLIANTLY. MYSTERIOUSLY g2JK, Diff I RENT AS
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    Jakarta minister says Sarawak will soon be free
    168 6 Jakarta minister says Sarawak will soon be free I'ONTIANAK i West Borneo), Saturday. Chuerul Saleh, Indonesian Minister of Reconstruction, s;ii<l here yesterday thai Sarawak would soon be I The Minister, on a visit •v West Borneo, which adjolns Sarawak, .said: -Colonialistn i.s dead. Soon all of and Asm will be
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    MOMENT OF LIFE
    186 6 rmOMO. Sat A 14--year-old schoolboy is back home after five months in the shadow of the gallows. i And in the tiny railway town of apreol. Northern Ontario. neighbours are asking should the boy hav<> come back to the scene of the minder of which he was
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    British forces move into Kuwait now
    384 6 IRAQI TROOPS CONCENTRATING ON FRONTIER' LONDON. Sat. gRITISH forces moved into Kuwait today as reports were received that Iraq was concentrating troops on the borders of the oil-rich sheikhdom. A Foreign Office announcement in London said that in accordance with the British Government's obligations
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    68 6 THIS is Ahmad Baahir, th<- 40-> ear-old cimel cart driver whom the I'.s Vi<«President. Mr. Lyndon It. Johnson, has invited to visit America. The two met outside Karachi during Mr. Johnson's visit to Pakistan in the course of a tour of Asian countries. Ahmad will MM hoard a jetliner for
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    Marilyn is 'fine' after operation
    65 6 Marilyn is 'fine' after operation NEW YORK. Sat. Officials at the hospital where Marilyn Monroe i.> recovering lrom a *-;all bladder removal operation, said today she WM making fine progress. ■Miss Monroe is fine. She's resting and everything is all right." a hospital spokesman said. It was her fourth confinement
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    Mac disappointed
    38 6 LONDON. Sat. Political quaiters lierr .said today lha Prime JHnWtW Mr. MucmillHii. is very disappointed Ulal pressure of mnu ii. i.- c-ompellrd him to pastijonf hi>> projected September visits to Sincaport, Malaya. Hons Kons nnd Japan.
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    JUST HOW FIT IS MR. KENNEDY?
    915 7  - JUST HOW FIT IS MR. KENNEDY? ALAN WATKINS ...THE WORLD WITH THE SUNDAY TIMES From NEW YORK, Sat. DEEP CONCERN AS U.S. PRESIDENT KEEPS DRIVING HIMSELF HARD BRISKLY, or as briskly as his injured back will allow him. President Kennedy has returned to work against his doctor's advice. Hut there
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    Two married couples exchange partners
    138 7 NEW YORK. Sat. —Two American couples who met at their Methodist church in Cleveland, Ohio, have changed part- Mrs. Mr. Robert Green and Mr. Calvin Ruckel have married »>ach other's wives— and soon they will swop homos The Greens, married in 1944. and the Ruckels.
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    Spacedog's puppy
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    SUNDAY in AMERICA
    429 7 Dateline: NEW YORK AMERICAN children are probably the most criticised youngsters in the world. President Kennedy says they are flabby, unlit, and overfed. Even sonic parents I have met admit their children are spoiled, lazy, and disobedient. M n t fTear-s. They did a rMlfal They are
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    Lock icon .GIFT FOR MRS. KENNEDY
    65 7 A NEW arrival at the White House, in Washington, is this six-month-old Russian puppy (left), a Rift from the Soviet Prime Minister. Mr. Khrushchev. The puppy, an offspring I of the Russian spacedog Strelka. is for Mrs. Ken--1 nedy. It is seen being introduced to Charley,
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    Farmers deafened by tractors
    25 7 MELBOURNE. Sat. Thousands of Australian farmers are going deaf because the powerful tractors they drive are too noisy, acoustics experts say.
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      366 7 CONDITIONING f WILL DO FOR li YOUR DOG SP^ Most Uogs are led on scraps or on prepared ioods ihat may not contain a true balance of vitamins and minerals. Even where special meat is bought you can't be certain that ill the elements a dog needs arc present. It
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    When Granny should play hard to get
    720 8 THE BGIS333EIIKBi PAGE WITH ■^^•^^^pl^^^l^P FLAIR PRESENTING A LIST OF SUGGESTIONS FROM SUCCESSFUL GRANDMOTHERS Watch out for the pitfalls! BEING a grandmother comes naturally, in the course of time. We don't have to try for this status, but we do have to try
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    The good storyteller
    156 8 "TWERYONL 10VL-6 a good Hj story-teller, and at a recent meeting of the Chinese Women's Association, Mrs. H.B. Anututz, wife of the Methodist Bishop of South-East Asia, kept her audience in fits of laughter with her witty discourse on: "Humour and Humans." In the introduction the president,
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    MATCH YOUR HOME
    81 8 MATCH YOUR HOME THIS picture illustrates the latest match-your-home indoor colour scheme. You dress to match your background, c chameleon-like as you piease, and the effect is a guaranteed knock-out! Here, we have the domino plan in black and white for elegance. The black broderie angloise blouse is trimmed with
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      362 8 HANDLOOMS SHIPPED SPECIALLY rFROM INDIA— representing the unending variety of this fabled and ancient land -including a choice selection of Manipur bedspreads and table linen in exquisite oriental designs, table mats and Turkish towels for your home; sarongs in checks and multi-colours for cool comfort, handloom bush shirts, smart silk
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    CIRCUS SANDOW IS ALSO A DOCTOR TWICE OVER
    827 9 Age awheel -seeing 'NOT THE LIFE FOR ME'-HE QUIT THE LAW AND MEDICINE FOR LURE OF THE SAWDUST RING I WAS quite surprised to learn that 32--year-old Persian, circus strong man Sandow Bahadur now on tour in Malaya with the Great Eastern
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    1 FIND THE MAGIC OF SOUTH PACIFIC IN A TAIPINC POOL
    309 9 1 FIND THE MAGIC OF SOUTH PACIFIC IN A TAIPINC POOL -(JOUTH PACIFIC"— some of the magic of those two words I have at last captured at Taiping's famous Burmese Pool where my husband and I have just spent a most enjoyable holiday. When I say "South Pacific' I refer
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    Back in Ipoh
    141 9 |>RETTY 22-year-old Miss 1 Beh Hoy- Khoun (above* la back in Ipuh after a two-jrear course vi social studies at the University oi Sydney in Australia. Miss Bch. a lormcr student of the Anglo-Chinese Girls School, was a student teacher in the Government English School in Paslr
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    Children first-so film man Jack packs it up
    256 9 Children first -so film man Jack packs it up JACK and Winltr«a Holmes, a very likeable couple who won themselves a wide circle of friends in the 29 months they were in Singapore, left the day before yesterday for England and for good. Jack organised the Shell Film Unit in
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    the country
    104 9 the country WHILE people at his age usually take to the rocking chair, the Key. Burne (above), enjoys his leisure hours cjrettag through the .lovely Malayan countryside. The other day he did all the 230 miles from Kota Bharu to Kuantan not by bus ("you miss so much") but by
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      224 9 You are Judged by Your ENGLISH! You are judged by the way The fascinating, easy-to-you speak and write. understand lessons enable Am you content with the y° u t0 avoid errors an d ex-w:n"-oi exp C re" S te your^!! Arc g^ .vour.deas fluently The St^fiU^&TJS andM^^de^aie^l s^-^ss within the
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      276 9 "Don't be J skin troubles M says the family doctor -3^^ There's no n^ed to suffer -^aj^^^b any longer. You ran help pi-event skin troubles from -^^^t^^^^^^^V evenstartinif.by resularuse -i-'' of protective Asepso Soap. Brat. I^l^ -*>- 0 Double action Asepso— \vith its powerful antiseptic Biniodnle of Mercury— |§^?"W^ x
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    79 10 M h „.<« iff WataNßßj mi»r the tn» nraal r- uag, (I port cranuma lUa*Mßkarall Sunday i Wendarfu :rn ic. L-jrry K*uton CETTIMC MARRIEO' Plan your for hrlp and ad- Family Hlaamnc ft no Koad, Ainsapor* V. ROSE! dor (Uda Oraad r. rani. l>a Tlmr daiu .1 pr, tf,
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  • OPINION
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      JAKARTA: TOUCH OF GOLD
      127 10 JAKARTA: TOUCH OF GOLD rpiIERF. Is a gulden touch In that trade agreement which Singapore has Mailed with Indonesia. prospect of boom to come for the 70.000 Singaporeans Who are directly concerned In the entrepot trade of the island. Now at la.-.t we can expect an upturn in our Jakarta
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      FOOD AND...
      94 10 4 RE you. madam. those who for the sake <>t a ■ylph-Uke figure endure the torture of sugarless days and fat-free diets. Then here Is a fact that should surprise you. A recent survey .shows that only 16 per cent of the famooa women of France ever diet.
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      ... WATER
      104 10 WATER WERE you a good Singaporran la.-t week? Did you heed that call U every drop of water? Or did you Ignore It and waste precious drops washing your car and watering your garden? II you did. then you must remember that the water level in Singapore's three reservoirs Is
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      CAREER
      81 10 EVER thought ot -jiving your son a career in the services? You should. A new military academy one that compares with the be>t in the world is now functioning at Sungei Be>i No longer Is there any need :<j send your boy tor expensive nnlshlns cour.-es to Britain or
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      KUWAIT
      45 10 WATCH that situation in ii rich Kuwait Events are buildii with implacable speed and that claim by Maji reral Abdul Eastern cuild well -oark ofl a m-i--tlWeal tO the peace Of the Middle-Ea.-t Kuwait today Ls a dangcroua flashpoint even mure dangerous than Berlin.
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    The truth about dowries!
    1214 10  -  ■BflMßHrtHHßfertflMttMHHl Call me a traitor to my people if you like but these are the facts about a pernicious custom and I must speak out DO INDIAN bridegrooms-to-be In Malaya demand dowries? They do, and today I can tell you that an Indian engineer, doctor, or
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      TENGKU PRAISED
      116 10 IK) TENGKU Abdul Rah- man. You have made great improvements in your country. You have wun the respect ot the various communities in Malaya Voui services to thr Malayan nation will be written in letters oi gold in evrry paae of Malayan history You have said that a>
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      LACK OF CAPITAL
      148 10 MR James Puthucheary minuet of the Economic Development Board is sayma nothing ncv. when ho complains that the main difficulty facins industrial development in Singapore is the lack of capital both from Suiga- pore itself and Irom abroad. He says that to attract foreign capital, the climate
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      BULLIES IN A BUS
      146 10 I HAVE often wondered why the. older boys take pleasure in bullying and MMtnf the younger ones. The other day. in a crowded bus with many passengers standing there was also an old lady holding a child. She was swaying from side to side, while a
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      COMMON MARKET
      68 10 ONE reason why I welcome this '.'Mighty Malayasia" plan is because I am at la>t reasonably sure that Malaya and Singapore will now get together to form a Common Market Talks should be resumed as soon and as possible and this market nlan pushed through before Tengku Abdul
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      LETTER OF THE WEEK
      132 10 IT WAS my brother's brithdav the other day and I save him a purse. But what a hullabaloo ihere the house when my grandmother found out that I had siven him an empty purse It was news to me that you never it such a thine.
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    1981-NO DOCTOR DILEMMA
    989 10  - 1981-NO DOCTOR DILEMMA KEN HAMMONDS By SUNDAY TIMES RCPORTE") Today I report the happy fact that plans are well in hand to meet rising demand TODAY 1 ;isk ;i vital question: Can the Malayan doctor output keep up with our population growth in the next 20 years? I ask this
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      11 10 Sw*a»»»»»taa«Biaiaaßßaa»aß^^B| 1/ G° D WATCHES DESERVE [GEMEXi WATCHBANDSy MADE IN J
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      247 10 YOU CAN LOSE ALL YOUR TEETH -unless you take care of your gums H&- /^"v *^^^B teeth may he perfect I but how ;il)uiii >our ttum^T 2J*^fc n'i vs Rums stronc arxl BlS|jt^ jf* aJ healthy even sound teeth will Kffß^ no, ,hs.,U. |_S mH c so nes<l ol niodern
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    Lock icon Rousing welcome for the King
    90 11 The Yang di-Pertujn Agong meets, high ranking dignitaries of Brunei on arrival at Brunei Town by Malayan Airways Viscount yesterday. On his left is the Sultan of Brunei The King (in picture belowl meets members of the Brunei Royal Fa mily. On the right, wearing
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    AW HOE DEBTS TO BE REPAID-OFFICIAI
    242 11  -  EE BOON LEE By 10-YEAR PROBE BY THE ASSIGNEE'S OFFICE ENDS SINGAPORE, Saturday. ALL THE DEBTS of Mr. Aw Hoe a millionaire who died in an air trash 10 years u£o will be paid back in Full soon. Tin- was announced today by the
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    on the Stock Exchange
    231 11 on the Stock Exchange CINGAPORE, Sat Business 13 on the Maiayan Stock Exchange. Singapore section, toduy with the number of de#ls in bracket* was: INDUSTRIALS: F. and N. Olds 1 1. 000 1 52.b2: Mt.iil Bux (1.000) $3.46 C ail. (I.OOOi $3.45 c all, i l.ooo i $3.49 c all
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    PRICE OF TIN
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Sat —The :m price here today was quoted <it 5431.50 a picul. up 37 cem.s on an estimateu offerui? cf 250 tons, down 35 toi>>
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    ...AND COPRA
    27 11 Slngapoie Copra A.v>uc:aiion neon p.a-e kjttfl today: July $2K', iNi. Smjaport: Coconu: Oil Mll.trs A*knciatiun: builc 539 selleis. aium $42 sellers. The tune M qdiei
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    Rumour starts a 'scare'
    193 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Police today answered a "999" call from a girls' school in Anthony Road, off Clemenceau Avenue, after a rumour had swept through three blocks of classrooms that a "scratcher" was prowling nearby. The "scare" started at 10 a.m. when a sirl said she saw
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    Falling tree kills two men
    31 11 Falling tree kills two men KLUANG. Sat. Two men felling timber at Kebun Rengam. 15 mlle» from here, wen- killed whtn they were struck by a failing tree trunk early yesterday.
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      105 11 TODAY: Sedili Kechil 12 56 a.m. 1 8.5! 11 11.51 p.m. 1 6.7 ft 1: Singapore 0.40 a.m. <9.<ifi. 2 19 pm. (B.2fi>; Port Dickson 9.07 a.m. 1 9 2 f 1 935 p ir. i9.U>>: Port Sweaenhani 8.33 a.m. (14.6 ft) 8.40 pm 1 13.91, 1: I Penan? 314
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    HOW WOMAN OF 30 CAN TAKE THE CAMBRIDGE
    495 12 HOW WOMAN OF 30 CAN TAKE THE CAMBRIDGE The answer the question HOW DROP us a line if there's something on your mind. The address is: The Know Alls, Sunday Times; Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. J)LAR Know Alls: Can I sit for the Senior Cambridge Examination? I
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    Torn between two duties
    435 12 JANE LEE'S CASEBOOK JJkKOHH our marriage, my wife and mother got on well together. Now they have conic to hate each other, and my wife wants me to move away from my family house. I feel that I cannot leave my parents." Money is no problem.
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    PICTURE CONTEST Prize-winners
    201 12 PICTURE CONTEST Prize-winners Fes: 11/ INNER of the week's IT TOP PRIZE of $30 is "Up And Down" (above), submitted by N.S. Mah. of 25 Riverside. Malacca. Mr. Mah used a Rolleiflex camera and H.P. 3 film. Setting, with yellow filter; Fll. 1/250 second. The SECOND PRIZE of $20 is
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    WEEK'S NEW RECORDS
    347 12 WEEK'S NEW RECORDS ALTHOUGH it has been i\ seven years since Leonard Bernstein's brilliant opus for Broadway. "On Tne Town." hit the musical stage, there Is nothing today to betray its age. BeniMim reci'eaiea lus remark- j ao exciung score In a new Pnilips Hlbum (mono B ***** Li. in
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      162 12 /7 Priddy Heat Powder and Sotp, it r:^ It the safest way to guard your f^-^^ a==^ g^^^^^^jfc I tkin against the irritation and rasb moments of daily caie will aavs (tc/wWOVT i NATIONAL CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOL The Ancient Egyptians used to gaze at the stars to find an answer to
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      113 12 THE THIRD EYE Part Thirteen r S.3.SCT is moms f»st ms rfstev nmn 7Z "***^^<%c*mm *x* 4 &avu* a* mvrr 4r A ntY norr cifvijrt mtsr J t> "PS t> \tfos \->se _r._ ■vr/*>«"o* te _s*v is fetlit mt TP f\' w f) <>***£* -o .^Ht^i'^l tcvArrp o\ 4 c
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      Fantastic flying-ship and the violent evil genius
      492 13 Fantastic flying-ship and the violent evil genius IT'S JULES VERNE'S THRILLING SCIENCE FICTION MASTER OF THE WORLD Vincent Price, Charles B'omon, Henry Hull, Mary W«btter American-International "RASTER of the World" is science fiction set in 1848, when modern science WM in its infancy and aviation had not been properly conceived.
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      PETER LIM SEES THE NEW FILMS
      24 13 FROM LEFT: CHARLES BRONSON. HENRY HULL. DAVID FRANKHAM. MARY WEBSTER AND VINCENT PRICE IN THC FLYING-SHIP. I i
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      In the queue to play hero James Bond —an 'unknown' Allen
      157 13 In the queue to play hero James Bond an 'unknown' Allen I ONDON. S a t.— The I thin lips of actor Patrick Allen may shortly crease into a smile. For producer Harry Saltzman. who has Just completed a US$5OO,OOO deal with lan Fleming for the film rights to the
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      PLACE' HAS -CHANGED
      250 13 - RETURN TO PEYTON PLACE Carol Lynley, Jcfr Chandler, Eleanor Parker, Mary Aitor 20th Century-Fox WHEN you see "Return To Peyton Place" you are bound to compare it with the original, scandalsoaked "Peyton Place." And "Return will suffer by the comparison. Almost two hours long, the sequel is
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      NOW-THEBIBLEIN FULL ON FILM
      154 13 NOW-THE BIBLE IN FULL ON FILM ROME. Sat. *p HE son of a Naples grocer has launched the most colossal project in film history the £1.1 million story of the Holy Bible. Dino de Laurentiis. Italy's richest. most ambitious producer, and his biblical super spectacular would employ 10 directors, 10.000
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      261 13 ODEON Jon COMING! SELDOM HAS THE SCREEN TAKEN A MORE MEANINGFUL LOOK AT HUMAN EMOTIONS! S^l Return to jE& fcHpEYTON PLACE Ert IMB* Cimu«Sco°E Wr iL^ Wb tuio» •>, at luxe J i starring Carol LYNLEY Jeff CHANDLER Eleanor PARKER f?T?T7^i COMING! No Free LiBts IN THE TRADITION OF "AROUND
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      123 14 Mv^k SSSI E^M BY |H| VJ I i£tt 01 K^EttdM^E^B^B^E^B* ■:-> ■PT^BM 'W M^ k „mi,rflß <.**■- V4&V JmWf^^^ K2ev. «j SO HE SAVES! "When I bought the car it was a big step— and I knew I had to watch my budget. I made one resolution I 'd take
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      1485 14 I THE VNOLO SPEkKWtN j T00( W SH T0 LEAVE T /r, <WULU CHIEP Z^OTA, AS HE WAS U /90 STUP'7? /AAVSE YOU SETTER 6KOW IMPATIENT WITH I >ijt CMIEP BUVO HAS TOL7 J f PYING ?ZCS\G£7 h!5 SPIRIT J TEuL a^AGNO SET OPP CHA.IR OP THE KWULUS V^- L^
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      363 14 r-'STAR of theAS you rnl<*r upon an- fr other year <>f lifr you ■nil* V have good reason to feel optimistic Piovided you are not exceedingly lazy or X*3; careless about what you W^KSfi J :»rt- duins;. you should make Ifr _rf great headway in the world In the next
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      551 16 I^si A I LEFT 'SPACE CONSULTANTS, INC A f \M&&~ f BUT I NJEV&R TOOK *"1 /I BECAUSE X WA6 BOREP WITH 1 .XCig- AMVTWIN6 PfcOM AT/ 1/ rZ/> PRETENDIMS TO 3E A MATHEAAA" V U*^lf^ I A/sjy I I X/ /JCj TICI AN.* ALL THOSE FISUBE$ ->-^| V^ *Sj;^|
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      WHEN THE PARENTS CAN HELP SA YE A CHILD'S LIFE
      541 17 WHEN THE PARENTS CAN HELP SA YE A CHILD'S LIFE THE street was dark except for one house which blazed with lights. Downstairs in the house a man chain-smoked. He seemed close to tears. Upstairs, his wife listened to the rapid breathing of their son, Timothy Quah. l rom time
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      The theatre
      292 17 ABALLADEER and Guitari.st? That* a bit of a comedown after the Berlin Chamber En>emble!" I heard this snatch of conversation the other day. Two music- lovers were discussing tne Singapore Musical Society's next attraction but one William Ciauson. the famous American folk-Miiuer who u> to make a single
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      Are you an Anglia man?
      400 17 Are you an Anglia man? DO YOU own a new Ford Anglia? If you do, what kind of fuel consumption does it give you? The catalogue claims up to 43 miles to the gallon. A family man I know had the use for two days of one of Ford of
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      First picture of the new Midget by MG
      84 17 MOTORING -By PETER LIM POWERED BY TWIN-CARB VERSION OF 948 C.C. ■—BMC 'A' THE new MG. Midget, which has just been announced by the British Motor Corporation in London. It is the first under-one litre MG. since the PB typ« ceased production
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      105 17 AUSTIN A4O for real Family- Size loads BE* yfAM ml/ I m :>: I t«. b^b» j^| BH Pile in everybody! Pile in every or on business. What's more, tha thing! The Austin A4O has ample A4o's lively engine carries you along space for you and all you need. Rear
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      84 17 CROSS WORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1. Maim. 5. Sob. 7.' DOWN: 1 Maid. 2. Addict. 3. 11, Adrift. 12. Annexe. 13. Ires. 4. Misinterprets. 5. Stutter. Ides. 14. Fate. 15. Disintegrates. 6. Barge. 7, Unfashionable. 8. Seat. 16, Statues. 17. Shady. 20. Carry. 9 Extend. 10. Sees. 16. Sac. 18.1 22,
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      158 17 POPULAR CROSSWORD ACROSS: 1. Lump <4>: 5. Werp I DOWN: 1. Girl <4>; Slave t« f3>: 7. Practices (4); 11. Loose j a vice i6>; 3. Passions (4>: 4. E«from moorings 6 12. Supple- pbuna wrongly < 13> 5. Stammer mentary building <6>: 13. Fishes (7); 6. Vr.s.xel (s>: 7.
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      Has SAFA officials the respect of players
      242 18 Dear Sir. The turnstiles are clicking; thousands of enthusiastic soccer fans are pouring back into the stadium; the dollar sign is shining in every S.A.F.A. official's eyes. They all sound very fine indeed, but the question on everyone's lips is: Can Singapore's Malaya
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      A MISTAKE BY SCA?
      258 18 Dear Sir, CINGATORF: Cricket AssocUselectors have made a bad driiMon in selecting Heyier Perera instead of Ernest Wicks tor the match against Malacca this weekend. I know it is now too late to amend the position, but lets hope this «ill not happen again. I cannot
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      SAFA must change its coach if it wants to progress
      613 18 SAFA must change its coach if it wants to progress says TEOH ENG TATT coaches at the start of a big soccer competition, like the Malaya Cup, is not a wise move or a pleasant duty but after watching Singapore's lack-lustre display in their 4-1 win over Sirgapore Joint Services
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      TWO CHAMPIONS...
      25 18 L(MV SIN CHEOK and Elizabeth Cheesewright seen winning their respective 100 m sprints at the University of Malaya meet yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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      ELIZABETH IN TOP FORM
      394 18 SINGAPORE, Saturday. pLIZABETH Cheesewright, the Malayan and Sin- gapore sprint queen who is due to return to United Kingdom with her parents in the first week of August, gave a glimpse of her class in one of her farewell appearances in the University of Malaya annual
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      Haniff hits 40 and takes 4-26
      74 18 SINGAPORE. Sat— Good battins ana bowling by Combined Schools player Mohamed Hanifl, who took 4-26 and hli 40 runs (7 fours), enabled Bukit, Timah to beat Katong by 52 runs in their Secondary Schools lnterdlstrlct cricket matcn at East Coast Roaa today. Bukit Timah
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      S'GOR WOMEN WIN FINAL
      94 18 Ty LUANG. Sai— Selaiißor wo- men entered tne final of liia Straits Times soccer co.npetiiioii when they .scoied a wtll-earned 2-1 win over Jonoie at tlie Town stadium here this arming. Selaiißor, tne faster .md fitter set. monopolised play tluoußhont and in tlie 29th minute Brtnda
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      25 18 SPORTING SAM by Reg. Wootton OM% If LkSfe* f mt r •-P hill uS^r 'if) dTI7vT:/ tT vtiZ/ ll\ ->J ■•■■>• i m\ Wilt y^ _£mmi£^\iM
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      145 18 < XXXII: M< „K U(. Singapore v Malacca, sec padang <11 a.m.); S.C.A. senior tournament I.A. v S.C.A.. Bale.s:ier Road; S.R.C. v S.C.R.C. padan«University v RAF. Sepoy Lines; C.S.C. v Police. Bales'. u-r Road' Junior "A" Prisons v Seraneoon Gardens S.C.. Changi; Combined SchooU v C.S.C.. Bras Basah Road: RAP
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    FAST-SCORING SPORE IN COMMAND
    380 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN by Singapore, Sat. ALF MUNGRUE HITS MAGNIFICENT 105 TO PUT THEM THERE A MAGNIFICENT 105 by West Indian batsman Alf Mungrue, who was engaged in a century fourth-wicket partnership with Anura de Silva, put Singapore in a commanding position to torce a win
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    SCOREBOARD
    156 19 MAI.AI Ist Inns. Hird lbw Jeffers 0 Ismail All b Perera 10 Palmer b Saauusnam \b Lewi* c d:i Silva b Martens 19 H. Sequen'h st Sithawalla b Perera 30 Nithiananthan c Miui^iue b Pel era 2 Ruurapathy st Silnawalia o Martens' 14 Coomara-samy b Jeffers 4 de Cruz
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    Wilson scores biggest upset
    543 19 Wilson scores biggest upset LONDON, Sat. Wimbledon's sizzling centre court arena. packed to capacity, erupted into a mighty roar to greet the victory of Bobby Wilson, Britain's lawn tennis star, over defending champion Neale Fraser of Australia. In a 2i-hour thriller, the 25--year-old unseeded Londoner toppled Fraser. the No. 1
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    54 19 COLIN JEFFERS (white hat) puts up his hands to stop this hit by H. Sequerah of Malacca, but he missed it. It was not a chance as Sequerah had hit it to the ground. Singapore finished yes- terday's play in a strong position. Sunday Times picture
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    Aussie football results
    408 19 SYDNEY, Sat. Results of Australian football matches played today were: New South Wales Federation Div. 1: Northside v Apia (tomorrow i Ban k> town 0 Auburn 1 Budapest 0 Canterbury 0; Sydney Austral 2 Hellenic 3: Hakoah v Prague (tomorrow); Oladesville C South Coast 2. New South
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    GABRIELLE, BACK IN S'GOR XI, HELPS TO BEAT MALACCA 6-2
    420 19 By LARRY CARROLL K. Lumpur, Sat AFTER an indifferent start which saw them trailing 2-1 at the interval, much to the dismay of home supporters, Selangor recovered well to beat Malacca 6-2 in their Malaya Cup tie at Merdeka Stadium
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    PAHANG WELL SET AGAINST JOHORE
    257 19 KUALA LIPIS. Sat. Pahang survived early shocks In their Malayan Cricket Association league match against Johore here today and at the close were in very comfortable position having scored 265 for eight declared and taken five Johore wickets for 90 ruas. Pahangs shocks started with
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    PULLAR HITS CENTURY OFF AUSSIES
    170 19 PULLAR HITS CENTURY OFF AUSSIES MANCHESTER. Sat. GeofT Pullar, England I Test opening batsman, hit a century for Lancashire ofl the Australian attack here today and probably made his place safe for the third Tost match. Pullar was 135 not out at tea. At close Lancashire were all out 346
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    TEA SCORES
    103 19 ONDON. Sat.— Tea scores In today's cricket matcher were: At Lord's: Glamorgan 237-6 (B Hedges 63, A. Jones 53, P Walker 42) v Middlesex. At HuU: Somerset 116 (B. Close 5-36): Yorkshire 73-3. At Worcester: Worcestershire 177-5 v Warwickshire. At Derby: Leicestershire 170-8 v Derbyshire. A l Nottingham:
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    Lock icon India lead 2-0
    26 19 WELLINGTON. Sat. India beat New Zealand 3-1 in the second hockey Test here today to take a 2-0 lead in the series. Reuter.
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    Becker wins
    53 19 Singapore Bat Doa Becker won the Royal Singapore Golf Club "A" division medal with a nett score of 37 at Sune Road today The first nine of (be ball sweep went to E. W bhaw (19J>. Becker and T. C. M. Jukes shared the second nine with a
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    Hari century
    42 19 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Shell beat Pn-sons by one run In tneir friendly cricket match at Pava UfeM "today. Shell 169-9 dec Sim Koh 75, Rhodes 20. de Kreuser 3-39. Frueneit 3-34. Woodford 2-12K Pn.-ons 168 iHarichandra 102, Woilfe 23. Howard 3-56
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    RACING FILM STUDIO SHOULD GET HIS HA TTRICK
    472 20  - RACING FILM STUDIO SHOULD GET HIS HA TTRICK EPSOM JEEP Today's best bets: Film Studio and Kidjang. The GOING will be FAST with riLM STUDIO IV should have no difficulty in completing a winning hat-trick in the Class 5, Div. I—9f1 9f handicap (Race Six) at Kuala Lumpur today. A
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    193 20 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY PfH~Mi.il Race 1 TER. BINTAXG TER. BINTANU M\\ >I\ TK I in-dnni ru^ade New State Thank You 2.00 Hindu Robe freedom Crusade It-rang Rintang ■■M I CINERAMA II CINERAMA II Q( it k WIN Shangrila II Khampanc Phet inerama .'.::u Kli..iii|)im; Phet (.erry'n Luck Ksthcr's
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    660 20 he ran a splendid .second with 8.9 to Speedy Socks over 7f. (Jala Premirir II Is a good longshot. He has a nice drop in the handicap. Earlier in the season he scored over the Bukit Timah 6f. beating the useful Amagasaki. Race Four CHICKEN CURRY is
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    148 20 HUM. KONG, Sal. Taj Mo liatned. i In- Singapore polirrni.ui vas placed 30th in a firld ol Ml in i In- annual Hong Kmi: M.ilkatlmn lirrr lodax. Mn lir-t ilirrr places wi-nl lo lions Kong hinrse and the winner ol tin- 11..1 milr course MM
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      273 1 QN JULY 4 Indepcndcnre Day the United States of America celebrates its birthday. One hundred and eighty-four years ago the 13 American colonies on the North At Untie coast of the New World banded together to draw up a Declaration of Independence.
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    1051 2  -  Fiinipp Tnwlp (■Ulllvv I U ft lC By Celebrate with pomp and pride, with shows, sports, guns and bonfires' Adams QN July 4 each year United States citizens celebrate Independence Day a tribute to the brave band of patriots who made up the Continental Congress
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    1512 3 Seven men who moulded destiny of their nation THE FOUNDING FATHERS WERE CONVINCED THAT AMERICA WOULD BE EXAMPLE TO ALL LONGING TO BE FREE BRILLIANT MINDS, BUT ALL DIFFERENT ftNCE AGAIN, as in the days of the Founding Fathers, the United Stares faces a stern test. That test, as President
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    562 4  -  ROY FERROA By VERY LATEST ARCHITECTURAL AND FURNITURE STYLING WAS THE AIM— AND VISITORS WILL SEE THAT IT HAS BEEN ACHIEVED THE NEW $1.5 million U.S. Consulate-General building, opened last Monday by the Consul-General, Mr. William P. Maddox, is the latest' landmark in the centre
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    240 5 Singapore post climax to devoted and varied career THE United States ConsulGeneral in Singapore, Mr. William P. Maddox, who opens the new Con-sulate-General building on Tuesday, has had a rare honour. Ke was given the personal rank of minister last February by President John Kennedy when Foreign Service appointments came
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    PROGRAMME OF FILMS, TALKS, RECORD RECITALS PLANNED
    346 5 fHK U.S.I.S. Library, which will re-open to the public at the new Consulate-General building on July 10 has been re-named the U.S. Cultural Centre in Singapore. Entrance will be from Armenian Street only. Last month U.S.I.S. officials conducted a poll to decide on
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    Putting the finishing touches to children's library
    126 5 Putting the finishing touches to children's library IuIOVINC 14.000 volumes and over 300 periodicals, erecting all new book shelves and other library equipment, takes considerable time. Shown in the picture are two library assistants, Miss Celine Lowe, and Miss Ellen Thorn, who are putting the finishing touches to the special
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    87 6 CARBED like surgeons, a group of technicians (above) assembled the guidance and control system for a Redstone rocket. This task demands great technical skill and requires extreme cleanliness to prevent contamination of rocket parts. Top right, technicians join the tail and booster sections of the rocket,
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    86 6 STAGE BY STAGE THE ASSEMBLY OF A REDSTONE ROCKET PRODUCTION of spacecraft is a rapidly growing industry in the United States. Since 1957, more than 3,000 private industrial companies have joined the nations astronautical effort and new participants are entering this field each month. 1-15 Automation plays an important role
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    TEST BEFORE CANAVERAL BLAST-OFF
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    1095 7  -  George A. Castle By A NEW experiment in the retailing of general merchandise ranging from power lawnmowers and water skiis to cameras and women's dresses is bo ng tried out in the United States this year by about 20 supermarket grocery stores.
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    116 7 HASCA'JGHT ON HERE Supermarkets ujvc rapidly caught on ir Singapore and Kuala Lumpur, though they have still tr make an appearance in otKer Federation towns. In time the* certainly will. What is nit so certain is that ths growing centralisation of shopping facilities, at demonstrated in the U.S. will achieve
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    422 8  -  RICHARD BRUCE By One out of every seven workers depends on it for livelihood A BOUT 50 years ago when less than 200,000 cars were bouncing along rutty dirt roads in the United States, some economic authorities went out on a limb
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    919 8  -  FREDERIC n GAMBLE By two main parts of most economies, reduced to the simplest terms, are production and distribution. Production includes the growing of crops, the raising of livestock, the mining o? mineral products, timbering, fishing and. above all. thr manufacture and
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