The Singapore Free Press, 9 May 1959

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    17 1 The Singapore FREE PRESS Malaya's Own Family Paper oie. Saturday May 9. 1959 Pike If 4 t>.
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    Lock icon 11 DEAD, 59 MISSING AS TRIPPERS' BOAT SINKS
    122 1 eleven ar e known to have MJ drowned and sin 3 atter a rivei steamer, with about 250 excursionists on board ank m tiu* Nile lb miles from Cairo. Early yesterday officials said 175 people had survived, but the exact total of
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    Lock icon JOHORE PREPARES FOR ROYAL FUNERAL
    754 1 JOHORE PREPARES FOR ROYAL FUNERAL ELABORATE preparations are being made m Johore Hahru for the funeral of the late Sultan of Johore, Major General Sir Ibrahim, who died m London yesterday. The State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman bin Musa, said this morning full instructions had been sent to the four-man
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    Health men still seek smallpox suspect
    84 1 Health men still seek smallpox suspect SINGAPORE, health officers gre still trying to trace uspected smallpox caso bel In the Kampoi Poo, Serangoon arc The authorities were alerted yesterday afternoon by an anonymous phone call. Health officers who rushed to the kampong were unable to find the man despite a
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    Lock icon Churchill in NY
    26 1 Sir Winston Churchill arrived m New York by air yesterday from Washington for a week-end stay with his friend, Mr. Bernard Baruch Reuter
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    Saving colleges
    19 1 Moi £1.808.000 has fai contributed to 5,. ful ye the crurn™ng rk of Oxford's histori- >s i
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    Lock icon Single vote wins London borough for the Tories
    68 1 Single vote wins London borough for the Tories 1 rvatives yesterday climaxed their m tho wrr-k-long English and council elections by winning conrthroiiai L()nd on boroughs Lewisham and of on: supporter m one ward) unci bt Piiiicras. i declared ifirmed the I throughn ervai -ood In ctlon ex- ir. finishton
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    Lock icon 7 held for tin smuggling
    24 1 gEVEN people suspected of smuggling tin ore from donesian Government-ov nod Bangka tin mines have Ln PangkaJpinai rep< Reuter
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    Lock icon 5,500 TIBETAN REBELS FLEE INTO INDIA
    39 1 Meanwhile m i mile long put up around Kh imba rebel ti who ha I into the North v from Tib by thi tho laid d then Tli into tin i fgfdg Reuter
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    Lock icon English as India's language bid fails
    94 1 THE Indian House of the terday decided to postpone until its next session further consideration of a private member's resolution urging the adoption of English as the language of India. The resolution was moved by an Anglo-Indian member. Mr. Frank Anthony. Five of th<
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    Lock icon Memorial to Alice in Wonderland
    48 1 An "Alice m Wonderland" memorial depicting the scene at the mad tea party In the famous classic by British author Lewis Carroll, was unveiled In New York's Central Park. The memorial is the work of two Spaniards and a Japanese e artist. Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Chance for industry to lower prices'
    97 2 'Chance for industry to lower prices' MR. Dcrick Heath Amory, British Chai lor of the Exchequer m London yesterday that industry this year had a narkably good opportunity" to lower pii« Addressing a meeting of tinNational Production Advisory Council, he also called for «agC restraint. •"The important thing is not
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    Lock icon POLICE SEAL PAPER FOR ATTACKING GOVT. BILL
    87 2 POLICE yesterday scaled the pre>se> of The Rangoon Datfj I large Burmese niorniim newspaper, and took the editor into custody following publication of an article criti* ising proposed government legislation. The article, which v.is published on April 5, criticised the Trade I mon
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    Lock icon Good luck, says Dulles
    104 2 PRESIDENT EISENHOWER and the U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Christian Herter. yesterday paid separate visits on Mr. John Foster Dulles, the former Secretary of State, at Walter Reed Hospital, Washington. where Mr. Dulles is receiving treatment for cancer. The State Department said that, during a 15--minute
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    Lock icon MY HOPES AREN'T TOO HIGH SAYS HERTER
    373 2 MY HOPES AREN'T TOO HIGH SAYS HERTER MX. CHRISTIAN DEBTEE, the I .S. Secretary of State, left WashUigton for the Geneva Foreign Ministers' conference yesterday declaring that he was going m a spirit of negotiation but his expectations for suewere "not too high." Mr. Herter declined to speculate that the
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    Lock icon Red plan to control A-tests in space
    189 2 Red plan to control A-tests in space THE Soviet Dnloi day proposed three powers attends the nuclear te.st ban con fervnee m Geneva should take part m a plan J launch artificial tude tests. The proposal came during yesterday's two hour meeting of the threepower conference and was put forward
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    Lock icon Britons only work 245 days a year
    68 2 MOST people m British industry work twothirds of the year and are on holiday for the remaining one-third, according to survey published m London yesterday. The survey, by the Industrial Welfare ciety, showed that m addition to the 104 work-in* dajs created by
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    C'wealth confers on commodity prices
    80 2 SENIOR British Commonwealth ofliclals and experts meeting In London completed their review oi world economic and financial problems last night. Malaya was r< presented. The r< of the Commonwealth conntrie, terday outlined their attitudes to various pro!* conm ted with trei mmodity and rial prices,
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    GIRL DEFIES GIANT SHARK IN BID TO SAVE FRIEND
    68 3 GIRL DEFIES GIANT SHARK IN BID TO SAVE FRIEND Gißl swam Lstained i' ai to rest ue a uiigled by a hark, then him aj he lay beach. cri( i oi "Go LB-year-O'Neill plungi the .sea to boy, Albert ti I exhU i have .ii a witness. swimming oil shore
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    Atom fallout has doubled
    20 3 ;.m Health Waldo Mimi i awa yesol radioin 90 has m Canada there Is no Reuter
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    FOUR WHITE MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO RAPE OF NEGRO GIRL
    114 3 FOUR WHITE MEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO RAPE OF NEGRO GIRL TTtOl'R white men charged with raping a Negro Rtrl pleaded not KUilty when committed for trial at Tallahassee, Florida yesterday. Negroes segregated m the gallery of the courtroom cried out when the men entered their pleas. The men, all
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    Mother of slain Negro menaced
    110 3 a Mississippi Negro who a Horn his jail cell and rich mob last month fled from her life had been was reported In Merced, lay P rker. whose son. Mack 23, was dragged screamPoplarville, Mississippi, jail it raiders on April 25. Is In seclusion at
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    No mushroom in the mushroom soup—no fraud
    248 3 No mushroom in the mushroom soup— no fraud SUMMONSES against one ot four firms alleged to have supplied for sale mushroom soup containing no mushrooms were dismissed by a magistrates court at Chichester. Sussex. The firm was awarded 100 guineas ($900) costs. The summonses against the other three firms were
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    DELINQUENCY AMONG YOUTHS INCREASING IN INDONESIAN CITIES
    117 3 JUVENILE delinquency had been on the increase m Indonesia's cities, but was still only a minor problem m rural areas, Mr. Savcriuss Pelenkahu told the Social Commission at the United Nations yesterday. Mr. Pelenkahu, a delegate to the co mmiss ion, blamed an
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    Sukarno sees Voroshilov
    30 3 President Sukarno. who yesterday arrived at Sochi on the Soviet Black .S< a coast, visited the Soviet Pi nt Marshal Klime. Voroshilov who Is holidaying there.— Reuter
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    Girl ran nude after assault
    67 3 A 10-YEAR OLD girl nak<d through the ol a h< being assaulted by a sail" Id m burgh yetrni Th( tenced I months Impri onm< nl l'»r n<- had pleaded tearing of! her clotl Th»' court was told lhat couple had b« en out .ng
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      208 3 You are only as smartly dressed as the man you are with IB Hj /rrT| It '4 Well, perhaps we did ooggcrotc th- Wit contrast m dress m our sketch. We H V-i\ni dd so to make this point. We doubt V \,l fhor y° ur husband is this far
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    The Singapore Free Press Saturday, May 9, 1959. Opinion
    256 4 The Singapore Free Press Saturday, May 9, 1959. Opinion Glimpse of MR. Khrushchev's remarks to the West German Journalists visiting Moscow do nothing to improve the prospects of progress at the East-West Foreign Ministers' conference opening on Monday. The Western Big Four m Paris last week produced a "package" propo
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    Higher education for the captains of industry
    355 4 Higher education for the captains of industry t T E of the great hoi. Britain Ashridm. Hoi ich was among tin- sti ,i the United Km ttely homes lias l> transformed into a unique naming establishment which niust be just about the most i x-hool on earth. The charge for
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    BAR ATOM-SPY FUCHS-ORDER FROM MOSCOW
    303 4 BAR ATOM-SPY FUCHS- ORDER FROM MOSCOW EAST GERMANY'S Government is not rolling out the red carpet to welcome British atom-traitor Klaus Fuchs into the country. After months of negotiation on his behalf by East German Communists. Fuchs due for release from Wakefield Jail m July, has been unable to get
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    Bumper vine crop -it's not wanted
    159 4 by STEPHEN OILTER \MNKS m France are two to three weeks ahead of their normal development of an abundant harvest l t, winch is possible as late as month. t, only two years niter the ophic frosts oi i prudud nking from the crop
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      27 4 NEW ARRIVALS WITNEY Nylon Wool BLANKETS 60"x80" 522.00 Each Pure Wool BLANKETS 60x80" 529.50 Each II VI J TEXTILES LTD., 71. High Street, Spore Tels: ***** *****
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      267 4 y ELEVEN [KILLERS •AT THE •PALACE a Hn I'llWt NELSON o\l of the twelve beautiful flamingos given to the Queen by the Zoological society h.ts been "executed" by his fellows. B He was found dead m the lake m the grounds of Buckingham Palace. and all the cvi ience is
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      50 4 "ASAHI" WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS ALL FORMS OF JEWELLERY LATEST FASHIONABLE DESIGNS. NOW ON DISPLAY S. P.H. de SILVA LTD. 45, HIGH STREET AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH S. P. H. DE SILVA (H.K.) LTD. HONG KONG. i«i, NO»OM RRIDCI RD, 255, ORCHARD RO SINGAPOR 191, PINANG ROAD, PENANG
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    Asian ballet dancers praised
    202 5 Asian ballet dancers praised mill young ba ||e| dancer m ire compare* „i> with those ln .my pa»t Of the w orld, said an expert from London's Koyal i em) „i Dancing on a visit to the Colony. ghf i s Mi>s Margaret Robinson (right) who has just completed examining
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    NOBODY WILL EVER KNOW HOW YOU VOTED
    243 5 the Department of In formation Serhas stepped up its "Vote is Secret" propaganda m order to allay the fears of thousands of new voters who might be afraid that some day someone will find out whom they had voted for. It tributing thou
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    Better amenities for Council swim pools
    106 5 BETTER amenities are co be provided at the swimming pools owned and run by the Singapore City Council. The council has agreed to spend $6,200 to improve the facilities at the male changing room block at the Farrer Park swimming pool. This is a
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    Bank executives serve clients
    23 5 Managers ana other cxc cutives clients In Italian banks yesterday as clerks and a two-day stril cent sal Reuter
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    6 LIB.-SOC. RALLIES
    60 5 Six poll! oal rallies are to bfl hold by the I liberal-So-cialist tior with Its elect! mpalgn tonight and t They will Beach Road market, i land Villa' Hoi land Roa i Cross off i Road tonight The other three rallieswill be held tomorrow at ZlOn Road,
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    FREE LIGHT TO PLACES OF WORSHIP NOT PRACTICABLE?
    120 5 FREE LIGHT TO PLACES OF WORSHIP NOT PRACTICABLE? rpHE practical difficulties of supplying free x electricity to all places of worship, as proposed at the city council meeting last month, have been pointed out to councillors by tincity electrical enginner, Mr. Z. K. Fiuczek. Mr. Fiuczek said residential houses were
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    Publishers say new ban is so vague
    240 5 Publishers say new ban is so vague PUBLISHERS oi student magazines y ester da v asked the Ministry of Edu cation to state categorically whether teachers could, during working hours, encour age school publications. They said the recent order of the Ministry of Education asking teachers not to ,-'o out
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      16 5 MEET MR. MUSCLE Always wear underwear at 'o*. Miqh Sfrecf, Singapore. "MANN CO.. s, "9apor. unP
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      134 5 au S BEFORE YOU MA JJP YOUR, MIND HAVE A LOOK AT JE 01 rSTANDING H Juper 4/ JEWELS ■B SWISS MADE THE WATCH has undergone 27 tests it is built to withstand o water pressure to a depth of 150 feet. sole ft GEN Ts LIEN WAH WATCH DEALERS
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      172 6 .11 I I lIAUKi: by Sydney Jordan *o iaj irj^*ii Tin urcgM »\\\^<» i#i |r^ I M^r A IK^UV •N Cr\rV AA^MJTCS f^r ~~WT jy~^*^^w* I 1 X O M AMHCAKi: l»> lee Talk and Phil Davis JA\K by Hubbard I^STABBUCK/r 2 YOU SA/ ME WELL— WHECE^S^jjJ^H /VCXJ EV/DENTLV SA/d\/mR
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. dosing prices
      156 7 I LONDON, May I. Previous Today X 31.; buyers 30 buyers m** J1' 4 sellers 30 sellers lunc J buyers SO buyers 3P 4 sellers 30 sellers •nut v. Mi I*l 31 bu >' ers 30 buy r s K v 31', sellers 30 1 seUers P,i,S
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      New York prices
      102 7 NEW YORK, May 8. Previous Today N Straits N>"t 102.50 nom. 102.62 nom. N futures Hits Contract .May 100.75 buyers 100.62 buyers 102.75 sellers 102.62 sellers July 100.62 buyers 100.37 buyers 102.62 sellers 102.37 sellers >NF: Dull SALES: Nil. [BBER Futures MM 37.35 buyers 36.50 buyers 37.50
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 7 [NEW YORK. May 8. Previous Today Industrials 615.64 621.36 Railroads 162.58 163.85 D ii Bonds 84.84 84.78 Itiliti.s 0107 91.60 Stpcks ompositi V\ erases 210.45 212.20
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      U.S. PEPPER
      44 7 iv siting I May I ►ng spot and afioats nt 25. 25, cif. c prices quoted m U.S. cents per lb. Sarawak unquoted. Muntok white spot 49. awaiting release unquoted, afloata 47 to 45, May shipment, 44 to 44 i, sellers, exdock.
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    Copra, coconut oil prices
    95 7 ►PRA PhJllpplnct r.i.f. I s Mrth l nropean ports delivered W|h! pet lor.g ton Apr./ May PKA. Straits r.i.f. UK/North turopfan ports delivered M*ht per long ton May/ June '< >M I OIL .rude Straita Earapaan ports m bulk l"/ I'ini: ton l uno July !^'f
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    A Pakistani mission due on May 21
    285 7 A Pakistani mission due on May 21 AN eight-man trade delegation from Pakistan will arrive hi Singapore on May 21 for a live -day visit aimed at promoting trade and goodwill between the two countriA spokesman of the Pakistani Trade Commission In Singapore told the Free Press that the party,
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    Gilt-edged issues again decline
    150 7 THE possible adverse ellect on the London stock markets yesterday oi Thursday's sharp fall on Wall Street was offset by a number of favourable factors. Among these was the success of the Conservatives In the municipal elec tlons. There was also 3 further batch of good
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      101 7 dllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllj* 1 SINGAPORE 1 IHICH TIDES 1 TODAY: 12.09 p.m. and E and 11.37 p.m. TOMORROW. 12.45 E p.m. E E MONDAY: 0.08 a.m E and 1.20 p.m. E TUESDAY: 0.40 a.m. E and 2.00 p.m. E WEDNESDAY: 1.14 a.m. E E ami M 0 p.m. E THURSDAY: 1.53 a.m.
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      147 7 TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD. ill HOUSEHOLD REMOVALS LA 1 Mm\j PACKING. STORAGE la association with SINGAPORE PACKING CO.. LTD. •fi Asio lasuroac* Bid*.. Singapore Tal. *****-3 Oversea Chinese Bonk fid?.. P. O. Box 1002 Tal. ***** Kuala Lumpur SOLE AGENTS: VAN HOUTEN, SINCAPORE KUALA LUMPUR SEWING rvf-^-EASIER with Y?"jyf \R-*!w^Ti/ ie
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    Father Mole-Cricket
    1093 8 Part 4 Son's plan lllllllllUlilll HO BTOBI ><> l \H|IIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]IIIHIII!IIIC]IIIIIIIIIUi N,,ni. a »er Uifir iftuni from the w.n with the Kin per or ..f the iiisi.imi Mountaina, the daj dawna on ike birthday ol > I mperoi Indei i Maya and m tmimana Father .Mole-t rieket the Royal
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    LAST WEEK'S WINNERS
    72 8 TIE winners ot last week's colour -in contest (each ol whom will receive a $5 prize m dut course) are as tollows: Miss Foong Bun Yin U2>. 37 Bencoolen Street. Singapore 1. Miss Catherine Goh Hak Noi Cll 483-5 Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore 19. Master Chey Chew
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    CHILDREN'S PAGE A colour-in contest
    237 8 CHILDREN'S PAGE A colour-in contest With prizes for you POCKET-MONEY prizes are offered for colouring this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. There are four prizes offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). All you have to do is to set to work to brighten up
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    Rupert and the Fire Bird
    136 8 It uakes* the little pals no time at all to look round their tiny prison. There's a sort of window up h*te," says Rupert. I can •cc the «ky and there are still hundreds of birds wheeling round. I wonder if we could climb out
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      200 9 .Himom gut j- Question i), f ,mmm 0 ued punishment? amoiiK How do we drunkards Simoneflnishedsecond Who UtKE the drunkar. shows a serpent and axpi^ed In OMe' Jwmw' 1 -l6? H a HaSamn^rtly 5 SF&gx 1 Wn r b f a 'M «CHT.-Konr men ,n the nd '"Vh'/mi'iz" Carmelite THRW.-llow
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      257 9 Church announcements m Singapore j tomorrow ire: „IK(H OF ENGLAND si \mi. I Cathedral: 7.00 I union; 8.00 a.m. munion; 9.30 a.m. 9 30 a.m. Man--11 am. Morning Holy Commu--oll| t-nsong. s Hildas (hurch, Katong: m Holy Communion, 8 a.m. 9.30 a.m. Jr. .day School. 6 ng. Church of the
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      385 9 St. Theresa's (Kampong Bahru): Mass, sermon m English 6.30 a.m 8 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. Church of Our Lady of Lourdes (Ophir Road): Mass. 1 sermon m Tamil 6.15. 7 and 8 a.m. Redemptorlst Monastery (Thomson Road) Mass, sermon 6.30, 7.30 and 8.30 a.m. Church of Our Lady of Peace
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      404 9 Punjabi Church: 4.30 p.m. i Worship Service. Sembawanf TamU Church: 10.00 a.m., Sunday School, 9.00 a.m. Worship Service, Minister— Rev. v. Chellam. Siglap Oiurch: 9.45 a.m., Sunday School. 8.30 ajn. Worship Service, Ministers Rev. Oscar A. Guinn, (Jr.), and Rev. Yap Kirn Hao. Seletar Air Base Tamil Church: 5.30 p.m.,
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      93 9 Meeting; 6 p.m. Salvation Meeting SYRIAN Mar Thorn* Syrian Church: 9 a.m. Divine Service; li ajn Sunday, School: 4.30 p.m. Evening Service. i-LIM CHURCH No. 1079 Serangoon Road: 9.15 a.m. Sunday School; 10.30 a.m. Morning Worship; 5.30 p.m. Evangelistic Service. No. 25 Everltt Road: 9.00 a.m Sunday School; 10.30 a.m.
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      103 9 School (Eng); 4.30 p.m Worship (Eng.) Calvary Baptist Church (48 Wan Tbo Avenue) 945 ajn. Sunaay School (Chinese and English); 11 a.m Worship (English) Baptist Oospel Centra (12 Silat Crescent. Kampong Bahru): 3.30 p.m Sunday Schoo) (Chinese); 7.30 p.m. Oospel Service (Eng. and Chinese) Cherith Baptist Church (89 Serangoon Garden
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      117 9 Answers One. Samson and the Queen of Sheba. Two— See Genesis xJix. 17 lor the ferpent and Deuteronomy xxxni, l^ for the lion. Dan alone ul the tribes had two symbols the serpent from Jacob and the lion's whelp from Three.— -Proverbs xxvl, 3. "A whip for the h i
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  • WEEKEND QUIZ PAGE
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      SPECIAL QUIZ
      61 10 Selected winner was Idris bin Ismail, c o Paya Lebar Police Station, Singapore 19. The still was taken from "The Big Caper released by United Artists. The stars were Rory Calhoun and Mary Costa." Can you name these stars and tell me the film m which you s;iw
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      MOST POPULAR QUIZ
      222 10 £i SICN BECOMES A 11, ii..i|||ttllll>iiillllllllllllll|lllllllll ****************************** l FAMILIAR FACE r rilM winner was Mr. L. A. Duckworth of Bungalow 24-B. Pulau Bukom, who from (he 1 si«n derived the sketch below: "GeorfC Bernard Shaw." This week the design is a sickle. See what you can make
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      PRIZE QUIZ 1
      129 10 Name Garbo's last film THE winner was J. B. S. Ang. c o Vehicles Office, Middk Road, Singapore. The answers were: 1. Sa Baccaloni; 2. Angels One Five: 3. J.A.R.O I HI father was the famous comedian the lah 4. The Director oi Hell Drivers and Sea
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      PRIZE QUIZ 2
      160 10 WINNER was Mrs. S. R. C. Singhara of 1417 f? Jalan Temenggong Ahmad, Johore Bahru Answers were: 1. A fast diminishing Indian tribe of mysterious origin; 2. A member of the spirit world who is kindly disposed towards human beings; 3. On 24 May 1864; 4. The
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      21 10 SHAPE OF THE WEEK PRIZE f Everything for your photography JACK'S PHOTO CO. -»h Bridge Rood. (Capitol Bldg Singapore* Tel: *****
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      49 10 THE ENTRY FOilM Name Address Prize Quiz 1. 1 2. 3 1 1 5 5 Prize Qnlz Z. 1 a. 3 4 5 6 Prize Qui/ I at««.a».. .a.. Special Prize Quiz Entries, addressed to I Quit Singapore 9, must be receired with or beiori post on Wcdnesda) morninc.
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
    276 11 BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE I Br .Uon; one t -quarters ol the V rj to doublin. V it ite bid which ,o be cold. I♦Q? 7 a JlO I 9 X 10 lift and opens One only being vulI ad West ends up m I spades doubled. The Ace I
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    The turf is blamed for these Wembley injuries
    668 11  - The turf is blamed for these Wembley injuries ARCHIE QUICK Says Willi. l Nottingham Forest winger Boy Dwight was lying m hospital with a broken shinbone after scoring the opening goal ol the 1959 (up Final at Wembley there was serious talk among Football Association officials about returning the mighty
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    487 12 ESSEX CET A FRIGHT 1 1 VMTSlilKl last •> surprise runners -up m the county champion- ship, made a line start to the new sr.ison yesterday at Portsmouth, where tlits lii.it Glamorgan by an innings and nine runs. Hampshire took only 22 minutes yesterday morning to
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      855 1  -  SOMNATH DHAR By A BOA 7 ON LAKE j THEIR OTROLLI the Kensington-side extension of Hyde Park LonO ring morning, I came across crocuses peeping their uiiL of tne ram-suuked lush green grass illy cultivated unaer trees still bare 'and unclothed iese preuy lutle novvers dotting
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    411 2  - WOMEN IN U.S. PA WN FURS FOR THE SUMMER JOSEPHINE ROSENBERG By I the United Stl the pawn-simp is On the up and up, while In Britain the three-ball establishments decline In popularity and reputation. The premises may I: tething to do with ii boom In America They are altog<
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    THE PERILS OF EDITING DEBRETT
    401 3  - THE PERILS OF EDITING DEBRETT JOHN REDFERN By lyiK. BM'E BLOOD— Cyril lluiikiiison. editor of Debretts Peerage, Baronetage, Knightage, and Companionate will sign a long. sweet sigh. The 1*).")!) edition h.ts come out and oh, the trouble there's hero! There was the "fanatical woman from the High, lands' who, as
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    222 3 American chemist 'grows' emeralds AN EMERALD nunc' m a small laboratory In downtown San Francisco is producing about 60,000 carat ol green gems cry Chem Carroll Chatham haa dl a ii iation proce is for creating rough emerald and I wUlln sell hi, formula for two million dollar Chatham is
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    401 4 POWERFUL DRAMA OF THE WILD WATERS •floods of fear" is a powerful drama r directed by Charles Crichton for the Hunk Organisation. Top billing is given to Howard I but top honours must go to Cyril Cusack for his hrilliant characterisation ol an escaped convict who is sycophantic, murderous, and
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  • FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special
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      Masthead
      9 1 FREE PRESS RACE DAY Special Saturday, May 9. 1959.
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      DOWNING STREET BEST OF DAY
      386 1  -  ALLAN LEWIS -by THE montli of May seem to be retort! breaking month for Bukit Timah. Last week we saw a record dividend of 5361 to open the Amateur racing! year, and this week we record programme of ten races. records this ill be I
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        444 1 ,<»»♦»♦♦ w g THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES M *«-AY MAIL SIMAPOAE mivm. »IMU»HU .l.l.xMnvis TW_i>„g>KR -WOM CAL-l S-WTO SCRUT.nmk IwnLW {■a 1 ;:,;<i'.' <KV ga as5L S s£_ c ix""!* srs_ss sr5ss_-_s_r«: i HLandjw,,,.,, ___S-^r^ z&£ftk .;::a, Lucl sn_s» _y_-S_, asrfcS- is r;.' _i_S__.Fu.ii S£5 TN ,xti As
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      1141 2 TRACK FORM OF TODAY'S RUNNERS *ACf ONE <.l \OS(. M\--3F m 41 LUCKY Illhi no track rejiort THE COBRA: SF Ui 41 v. GRAND CHAM I recent track rap ANNA KIMXKx track leport tLk DAIKL I -5 -:,<»- in 39; 5-5-59 w 40 with Tour IWfl I M track report
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      1035 4  -  TRESPASSER Says \l I ea< i» v.is m is too j General I'll m X i tur, Square Demi <i< \m) and Down m i Sti <|{ en) Surest «»i the twoFelma In trainii m ha eptional. RACE ONE (md d they Of the three Gnnoai >i»k
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