The Singapore Free Press, 17 May 1958

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya's Own Famil> Paper F7~~ Singapore, Saturday. May 17. 1958. Trice 15 C 'ts.
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    14 die in mid-air crash
    62 1 14 die in mid-air crash rr»\\ 0 L T .S Navy planes 1 i photographic reconnaissance plane an! a Jet fi« liter— uoll fled over a town n a r Jacksonville, Florid. i. yesterday* Thr crew of four of tiu> reconnaissance plane were killed. Jhe fighter pilot ejected from his
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    Lock icon French generals arrested: Army leave cancelled
    312 1 HE Pflimlin Govcmhas arrested jenerals, acto the Paris >er Le Monde, teed n. Charles de < .der virtual house arrest, and has bep to take sweep»n§ mergency security measures m its efforts to solve the army-led Fre c h revolt in Algeria. AH I
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    SHIP SUNK IN NEW R.I. AIR ATTACKS
    34 1 SHIP SUNK IN NEW R.I. AIR ATTACKS i 'AN Government 4 <.ii rdav -I I .>■-<> and y Mor o 1 rebel-held North 1 'ands, Jakarta r > ted W several buiid- troyedand* (l <""" mounted at.
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    Lock icon LEBANON TO GET TANKS FROM AMERICA 'SOON'
    417 1 Royal Navy sails: RAF transports ready £HE United States is to send tanks to the Lebanon; the British Mediterranean fleet has left Malta 24 hours ahead of schedule for an exercise; giant RAF transport planes are standing by in Cyprus. These dramatic developments
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    Lock icon More U.K. troops for Kenya
    35 1 More U.K. troops for Kenya BRITAIN Is strengthening her strategic reserve in Kenya by moving another 1.600 troops, including administrative units, to the Nairobi area next month, it was announced in London last night. UP.
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    Lock icon 'War risk' ruling on M.E. cargoes
    41 1 Shipping cargoes to and from ports in Jordan, the Lebanon and Syria will no longer be insured at a fixed rate, the War Risk Rating Committee of the Institute of London Underwriters announced yesterday.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Princess Royal ill
    26 1 The Princess Royal, 61--year-old aunt of the Queen remained indoors at her home, Harewood House, near Leeds, Yorkshire, yesterday, with a chill. Reuter
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    Lock icon Miss England No. 3
    38 1 PLATINUM blonde Dorothy Hazeldine, 19. yesterday became "Miss England" the third in three weeks. The first, June Cooper, turned out to be only 16 and the second, Wendy Peters, Droved to bo married Reuter
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    Lock icon HEAD-ON CRASH
    23 1 Twelv.- persons were killed when a passenger train collided head-on with a freight train near Afyon In Central Turkey yesterday.— U.P.
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    Lock icon Out of bounds
    25 1 The U.S. Army in Europe headquarters in Heidelberg yesterday banned American soldiers from visiting Paris "until the situation there becomes clear. U.P.
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    Lock icon DAY AT THE SEASIDE FOR LIM
    98 1 DOME" members of the Singapore all party delegation in London for constitutional talks with Britain are spending the weekend with their families and friends in the country. The Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, hia wife and daughter Pansy, arc going to Brighton where
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    Lock icon MEAT MART STRIKE SPREADS TO DOCKS
    112 2 MEAT MART STRIKE SPREADS TO DOCKS OVER 3,200 dock workers v. re still on strike in London last night, holding up unloading "i a 1 least eight food ships at London docks. Attempts were being made to spread the strike called in sympathy with striking meat market workers to other
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    Lock icon Whirlwind wipes out 25 villages
    101 2 FOUR people were killed and 1200 injured last night by a whirlwind which flattened 25 villages near Warsaw, it was reported in Warsaw yesterday by the Polish news agency PAP. Trees were snapped in two. farmhouses demolished and telegraph poles and electric pylons knocked over
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    Lock icon Eire gun-runner fined £25
    39 2 Hugh Kennedy, 19. was lined £25 In Cork, Eire, yesterday for illegally importing arms into the country. The alternative sentence was three months' Imprisonment. Kennedy was arrested on landing from the HollandAmerica liner. Ryndam. Reuter
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    Lock icon DOUGLAS SPEAKS OUT-AND WINS A TROPHY
    77 2 DOUGLAS SPEAKS OUT-AND WINS A TROPHY Holding the challenge trophy here, which he won at the Public Speaking Contest organised by the Singapore Rotary Club last night, is Douglas Koh of Victoria School. Richard Gomez, right, came second in the contest which was held at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise.
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    Lock icon Back to work for Colombo dock strikers
    79 2 Back to work for Colombo dock strikers THE majority of Colombo's striking port workers returned to work yesterday after their walkout was declared illegal, but they are expected to resort to "slowdown" tactics until the demands of tea. rubber and coconut company strikers are granted. The harbour workers are members
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    Lock icon RUSSIA SAYS: WE INSIST ON SUMMIT
    303 2 RUSSIA SAYS: WE INSIST ON SUMMIT THE Soviel Foreign Ministry iii a statement yesterday accused the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation oi placing obstacles to the holding ol summit talks, and added: "A summit conference is not a matter for bargain ing but a vital necessity ol the present time." The*
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    Lock icon Sukarno: Rebels aided by foreign arms and airmen
    186 2 Sukarno: Rebels aided by foreign arms and airmen 1 PRESIDENT Sukarno, charging thai the rebels In East Indonesia were daily getting arms smuggled from abroad, said yesterday thai he would crush the north Celebes rebellion in a very Short I mio. The President, who was speaking to cheering tens of
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    Lock icon NASSER PLEDGES AID TO YEMEN
    210 2 NASSER PLEDGES AID TO YEMEN PRESIDENT Masser, on JL his return to Cairo said in a broadcast to the Middle East yesterdaj that the United Arab Republic supports Yemen "with all our means economically and militarily." He added that the Soviet Union had joined in supporting the "mdi; deuce" of
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    Lock icon ,404 mph:U.S. jet sets new air speed record
    197 3 FIGHTER WASNT /IDE OPEN LOCKHEED F-104A ghter jet yesterd topped the operational peed mark iriy 200 miles when It reached an average 1,404.19 m.p.h. c at times reached more 1 500 m.p.h. as )iloted in two runs \v. Irwin, 34, over m
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    Brigitte wears 27 dresses and a jug
    81 3 C Brifcitte Bardot. the E French "sex kitten' wears H different E E dresses and a large 2 2 water .ing —in her latest film "A Woman E and the Jumping- c .lack," which was begun in Seville, Spain, and is now be
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    Space for prayers
    48 3 MUSLIM employees of the City Council will soon be allotted a .small space on the ground floor of the City Hall, near a water tap. to say their prayers*. A recommendation to that effect will be considered by the councillors at their meeting on Monday
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    Lock icon JAPANESE EMPEROR TO FETE RAHMAN
    208 3 JAPANESE EMPEROR TO FETE RAHMAN 'the .Japanese Fore--1 ign Ministry said yesterday a representative of Emperor Hirohito and the Prime. Minister, Mr. Nobusuke. Kishi, would welcome at Tokyo's airport the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, when he arrives next Wednesday for a state visit to Japan. The Tengku and
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    Lock icon MANUEL ('SHORT OF MONEY') PAID £9 CASH FOR ORDER
    270 3 MANUEL ('SHORT OF MONEY PAID £9 CASH FOR ORDER A POLICE sergeant testifying m the mass murder trial In Glasgow ol peter Anthony Manuel described yesterday how he found a family ol three dead in t heir beds. The family, named Smart, were among the eight alleged murder victims Of
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      14 3 ■1 luu bar hu ontMli W me t0 c IM and ™m of qualified
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      318 3 TREASURES OF ORIENT As artistic gifts, Drawing Room decorations or for personal use, these object de art are articles of everlasting interest. Kelantan Silver Malacca Canes -Crocodile Handbags, Straw Shopping Bags, etc. etc. Indian Crafts: Kashmir Embroidered goods Shawls Stoles.' Namdas Tea Covers— Buffalo Horn Carvings Ivory goods Sandalwood Figures
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    The Singapore Free Press Saturday, May. 17 1058 Opinion Darkening shadows
    226 4 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, May. 17 1058 Opinion Darkening shadows BRUSHFIRES ar e burning, ignited accidentally or by de~ sign, which could spread and engulf the world in a vast conflagration. Spaced as far apart as Indonesia and the Lebanon, the fires are being fed by overt acts and
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    BY THE WAY
    378 4  -  Beacheomber xdhhb, rpWELVE choru.s girls in 1 space-suits and helmets were to have brightened the Factory Equipment Exhibition at Earls Court. It WOUld have been as sensational as Mnnsie Slopcorner i appearance aa Boadicea, In a cocktail dresi ;ii the exhibition of Conveyor Belts ;it Nunea- i).
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    THE RED CAPS' BIG DAY
    105 4 The Military Police, or the Red Caps as they are more commonly known, celebrate their annual Corps Day tomorrow. In Singapore there wiH be a cere-' monial Church Parade at the B.M.H. Church after which the salute will be taken by Lt. Ceneral A.S.H. Cassels
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    In attacks or retreats they're always there
    935 4  - - PELHAM GROOM by 4 COMMISSIONER of the London Metropolitan Police who was about to retire once said to his successor: "You arc coming to a funny place; you will he blamed if you do your duty and you will be blamed if you
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    Bursaries are offered undergrads to become teachers
    309 5 Bursaries are offered undergrads to become teachers if THE Education Ministry is offering over 100 bursaries to undergraduates at the University of Malaya in order to encourage them to take up teaching posts after graduation. The Director of Education. Mr. Da\'d McLellan. told the Free Press the bursaries would continue
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    Lock icon BACK AFTER A YEAR IN LONDON
    82 5 Mr Hilary Don (above) a senior assistant in the Shipping and Supply Department of the Shell company in Singapore, has returned to the Colony after d Ing a year at the company's head office in London. The second employee of the company to be
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    Art, camera clubs get together
    36 5 Mci )ers of the Chinese YMCA art and camera clubs hold their monthly -tog tomorrow at at the association's Prince Edward Road. will be a review of and paintings. and general
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    Lock icon Murderer reprieved
    27 5 Art tin Boswortb 20 to death at the liley last month for 5 murder of 55. year-old vas yesterday reprieved by the Home s'on-p--tarj Reuter
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    Lock icon GAN ENG SENG PRIZE-GIVING
    50 5 picture. Mrs. Lee Siow Mong, wife of the Permanent Secretary to the Education Ministry, presents a prize for scoring top marks in Geography to Fifth Former Lim Geok Sun. at the annual speech and prize-giving ceremnnv of flan Fng Seng School, in Anson Road. Free Press
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    RADIOPHONE SURVEY IS COMPLETED
    141 5 RADIOPHONE SURVEY IS COMPLETED Jj' Ls n engineer* we completed s of Malaya tc Utable transmitter station sites foi Proposed $14 milmicrowave radio >:( link wit! sins ipore. from Fort Can in Singapore, i transmitter anc repeater slat ion s would bo located about 30 miles apart. No interference According
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    Lock icon Mr. K-'Away with the old'
    63 5 HpHE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, told an Industrial conference In Moscow yesterday that j the time had come to mechanise and launch automation schemes In Industry in a big way, "FJc more bold in making your experiments, he told the delegates and urged
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    Lock icon TRENDS IN DEPENDENT LANDS IMPROVE
    183 5 TRENDS IN DEPENDENT LANDS IMPROVE THE United Nation's committee on information from non-self-governing territories adopted a report yesterday which notod "encouraging developments." The 13-member organ described as "encouraging trends"' increased opportunities for the employment of dependent people in government service-; special attention to train ing for higher posts in civil
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      143 5 PLAY T E X IHB^Si^ft^ BRASSIERS MELWANI'S "^^-^Hi 52, North Bridge Road, (Near High Street Tel: *****.) J I Q r^^ SuieSl I C^ OC d^r service I PHONE T&Sis the firm you need for expert I I rri^^ i^ fc I packing, removal, shipping and I 322 11 Insurance
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      30 6 Ibest filter I[| JCIGARETTES 'L U IN i JU 1v JL i his th€ mildness, i iii imistil 1 abl flavi i i th' best I ba< os. RFGULAR*KING-SIZE*CRUSHPROOF J
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      148 6 i >•'■• <%>/.:-? y^"- .f iv] a II %\1 iii; Io S *tlisr> Jordan MMOMT. "coup, >^ TSPfITZP" W S KSPffS S 1 LDDOBEI EC WOCIC ON OMF W BEEN ,Mf ASSUMPTION fHAi /JUO >-H M\ Lr/UtGI'VG SfeC^i X 2VISAM s ..„X; r £1 M4 FORMATION TQ AN ftR-->ts jami
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  • THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE
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      10 1 THE FREE PRESS Saturday MAGAZINE r.-i >.y 7 l 1;'
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      The censor said'NO' to this Kiss
      184 1 The censor said'NO' to this Kiss urday Magazine 3S to filmland h John Lambert MILLS, usually the most unsv upright of British screen her up against censor trouble. c scenes with SYLVIA SYMS old in Alex," a suspense story crt sands, arc said to be too is unrepentant. Says he:
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      Dim lights for the Wildings
      13 1  -  Logan Gourlay bn, b< i drinking I > 111
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      THE TRUE POWER OF Mr.(Here to Eternity) JONES
      923 2  - THE TRUE POWER OF Mr.(Here to Eternity) JONES PATRICIA LEWIS ALTHOUGH I am just a poor relation, it i« very nice to claim some kinship with the men who have managed to make money out of letters. And I am not referring to blackmail. Because better than some moneyed individual
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      Lock icon Fish lights banned, but..
      212 2 FISH fighting has remained a popular sport in Siam in spite of a police ban. according to fight fans. The fish, beautiful and incredibly ferocious little creatures, fight to the death when put in a bowl together. The death battle can last two hours or more.
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      3 lions with iob
      215 2 3 lions with iob THE Indian Government has let loose a lion and two lionesses in the jungles of Uttar Pradesh, near Benares, in an attempt to save the species from extinction. Hitherto the only remaining lions in India and, in fact, in Asia have lived in the Gir forest
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      SOOD CHEER ' FOR THE LOVELORN
      140 3 SOOD CHEER FOR THE LOVELORN lERMAN "advice to the lovelorn" columns make interesting readj n g. They contain no stern warnings against premarital relahips but, on the contrary, of ten recommend them. i! o I I. I) A r N (i MAN AND MAN LIVE TOTHKK BEFORE RBI AGE? OF
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      Lock icon a big' do
      101 3 a big' do ■anan a o\ about 10 j ■ar: mill i had also been ■p:u'-(i so that during! Vr first days in the new ■p 1 the annuals could I ■y.'iu-li.Ti closely and fed I P tethered animals if 1 w did not acclimatise ■n.-i'lws to hunting. I THE
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      Lock icon LIBERAL ATTITUDE
      380 3 It would be a rare newspaper indeed in the United States or Britain that would print the type of letters German lonelyhearts editors do. The answers given would be even rare, A father complained in one letter that his 19-year-old son was having a love affair with a
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      Blanket man is warm again
      104 3 E F«Oi? first time for more than 6<>o ?/ears Thomas Blanket, inventor of the bed- 5 covering that bears his name, is warm again. The effigies of him and his wife in St. 5 Stephen's Church, Bristol, have been shrouded in sacking while workmen carry
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      Birthdays (and dragons) are so different in the East
      840 3 Birthdays (and dragons) are so different in the East LAST WEEK I touched upon some of the reasons why the earliest Western visitors to China were likened to the tortoise, the only animal that has forgotten the eight laws of politeness. The more that one gets to know the Chinese
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    • FILM PREVIEWS
    • Round the World Market Price
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        U.K. closing prices
        119 7 LONDON i Pieviouf taj ers a '2i Hers i*U< 21 I |^> 3p©< .sellers i 21 bub b w srtlers i. bu ers I ayera L'l i- prices Quote 1 1 pfttc^. iv > f.a.q. i lO rts May 30V] .sellers SO Vi sellers H k mi
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        New York prices
        92 7 M.\\ YORK, Maj v;. Previous Today w Us "-pot !>4.87 nom. 94.30 nom. 1 ires l i 94.00 buyers 93.87 b 94 87 ellers 94 :>0 sellers 93.50 bu 93.12 buyers I \1 Hers 94.00 s< 11 SALES: NiJ. ,1 res .May 24.95 buyers 24.95 bUJ 25.30
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        DOW JONES AVERAGES
        19 7 \"KV» OKK. .M.i; I Previous Today I '7.8(3 I LO 112.34 111.93 90 ■> 93.17 i:«8.!R 158.04
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        U.S. PEPPER
        22 7 unquoted. I \vh May s] lelease 39 spol 39, and May :>B' [o< k. ra- U.S. cents p< r Ib.
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        Copra, coconut oil prices
        74 7 LONDON, Ml 3 Pi i'Uis 1 (id ;y ports liven ton Maj June $196 s< $194 <•' ill K. North ports deliver! l > bu; er: E May June f ()N1 on. ci d< Straits pint-, in hulk 1 lon Ma) July EKH'j. sellers LHH 1
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      Britiain plans much more powerful Zeta
      45 7 Britiain plans much more powerful Zeta m tON] AND m *h<' Atomic I |j! tni n1 a 1 In L< i, m to fe h exn I |U, had b might well value modlfli I X i c powei L IV d n >n on--1
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      IMPORT OF EGGS GOVT. RELAXES RULING
      207 7 IMPORT OF EGGS GOVT. RELAXES RULING the Singapore Gu\ r- t.M nmeni has 1 1 laxed its ruling that all eggs Imported from oversea? should be stamped tth the name of the country of origin. As a result of representations by Importers. the Ministry <»i Ctfmmerce and Industry lias now
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      YOUTHS SUCCESSFUL SO THEY'LL GO ON
      242 7 the M ilayan Council of Chinese ¥oung :\i« n's Christ lan Association has decided to have an a nnual i ourse ;.u train 5 >uth leaders lnrii various countri< in Boutn-Easl Asia, a i :i result "i" tiic success ni Iv> o experiment >
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      'Good deed' title must wait
      267 7 'Good deed' title must wait /u..\! I\i publh pirited" people < Sine pore must .1 I ih (ol ib] gets > independenc before Uuir <\v (I- tin I c i- .Ij t-i ognised 01 ;h«> < it ,in, ii a la** uitT and general P'.i. ,)(>nc^ toM.-ni ttee \v li;»
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      A mooring place for aquarium vessel
      107 7 A mooring place for aquarium vessel r ruc Singapore City Coun- cil may accept the Government's offer of a mooring- space for the fish collecting boat of the Van Kleef Aquarium at the marine depot In KaUang The Public Works Department, which controls the depot, has however .stipulated that it
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      CIVICS COURSE
      29 7 Thirty Chini Young Men's Christian Association leaders will take part In a two- day civics course organised by the Department of Information Services on Monday and Tuesday.
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        140 7 on SUNDAY MORNING 1 COME TO OUR RETAIL DEPARTMENT WHICH OPCNS EVERY SUNDAY UP TO l.«© »M t It eIoSM on Saturday, There is a big von -ty nt CROCODILE SHIRTS, TILS, PYJAMAS, I SOCKS 8. UNDERWEAR ON jALE I Your Visit Is Most Welcome! /J^^^^^^ Ll SENG M!N C
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        152 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 10.23 a.m, and 10.02 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.01 a.m and 10*31 p.m. MONDAY: 11.38 a.m and 11.01 pm. TUESDAY: 12.11 p.m and 11.34 p.m WEDNESDAY: 12.56 p in. iin RSDAY: 009 a.m. and 1.31 p m FRIDAY: 0.41 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. Today's radio programme 1.16 i
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      mOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD
      1129 8  - mOST BEAUTIFUL WOMAN IN THE WORLD Diana Ross by The third meeting THE RTOBY RO I X WHIN he «us a yOUOJ lad, Kor> I Knu iel f*.***** rettinf married to 11.. ftbwt Beautiful WMBM to W«^ W hen this leaks out and the girls be knew make tun of
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      LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
      65 8 rE winners oi mst week* colour-in contest (each ol whom will receive a $5 prize in due course) are as follows: M iss Net n cy Hsu 1 1 > Ma ./mount Good Shepherd Convent, Singapore. Miss Agnes Chan (8». 4 North Boat Quay, Singapore. Master Teo
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        230 8 1 1 |2« |3 I ■Hi HHfl l^l I II I B|B JUL-J I 1 L-J I I m Sal I I Q I I CL l T E 8 AC"X 0 S S. 4. of the Seven Dwarfs. r>. It River on which Cambridge may tell how much gas
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        373 8 A colour-in contest I With prizes for youm DOCKET MONEY prizes River Vallej Road. Singaß are offered for colour- pore 9, to reach her IM in/- this scene with paints, later tlian Thursday nexl crayons or chalks. Age limit is 15, V There are four prizes X offered each of
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      THE HARDEST COMMANDMENT
      396 9 fr;ii ii relay s< rmoii hj a $|M*eial 4 oriu spoiadi vi j [ST added 8 new CommandmeiH to the which Moses received from God on It is much the most difficult to satisfy. ere are people who conceivably could aloof from Christianity and, yet, obey I
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        142 9 What a thrill it is when baby first iBSBi:" smiles at you! What a joy when first HBw«-. i^tt«- you hear those happy coos and chuckles! Baby is telling you that all is JfL J well and mother can be happy in the ISHB^ knowledge that here is health in
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        1185 9 .i|||lli:i'i'i.... s I Sunday church E i announcements i hi i< ii <)l ENGLAND Church of Our Lady of BIBLE-PRESBYTERIAN 5S .^mS monastery Sei noo°a 3 n, Mandarin (Tbomsun^oad): M^s. sermon zion BlWe PMibyterl|||| Clmrcb 55vtee Memorial Hall>; 11.45 63 7 3 0 and 8.30 as (5 favistock Avenue) serangoon
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    • WEEKEND QUIZ PAGE
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        LIN DAI THE FAVOURITE FILM STAR
        228 10 LIN DAI THE FAVOURITE FILM STAR "PHERE is no donbi whatever ;is t<> who your favourite Chinese film star. No lesw than «S1 per ccnl of you voted for Lin Da which is :i conclusive majority. THE VOTING FOH SECOND PLACE WAS MOST EXCITING, Righl from the beginning il was
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        YOU'RE TOO CLOSE TO SWERVE
        168 10 YOU 'RE TOO CLOSE TO SWERVE I r ril.\T was a nasty situation in which lo find yourself wasn't it? Mr. George Isaac of 15 Sea I Avenue gave roe the I best solution of all, but this is what I wanted: Whatever you do, I DON'T swerve. If you
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        PRIZE QUIZ 2
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        SPECIAL QUIZ
        66 10 IT was Sunny Gwce of 1 150-1) East Coast Road, Singapore 15, who gave me the answer I wanted, and that was (a.) Harold Goodwin, (b.) Angels One I ive and (c) Zarak. Now sec the photograph on the left. Did you see this film? What can you
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        91 10 THE Winner was Xv ok Him Shun of 361 Joo Chiat Road, Singapore 15. The winning list was: 1. Lin Dai; 2. Li Li Hwa; 3. Grace Chang; 4. Lin Tsui: 5. Moo Hung: 6. Chung Chin. Now, having chosen your Chinese film actresses, how about giving me your six
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      347 11 By Free Press Special Correspondent yrii i I Watson lias done many things in his sporting time: played football for England and Sunderland and Hudiersfield, managed Halifax Town, played cricket for England lome and abroad and for his native Yorkshire. The biggest jcl) hi has
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      111 11 OLYMPIC diving champion Robert Clotworthy (above; is scheduled to tour Singapore and the Federation ol Malaya in June and July under a grant by the U.S. Department of State. He is expected to Singapore on Tuesday June 17 and will remain In Singapore until July
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