The Singapore Free Press, 4 July 1959

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    14 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS ghkjjgfk No. *****. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Singapore's economic policy
    20 1 Opinion Singapore's economic policy outlook to note •^nt Mpitjh Of A h n he! I. T U and :ld be
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    SECRET POLL TALK
    363 1 Alliance partners 4 no misunderstandings' Full accord on ratio of candidates I F4HFR* F£^J LUMPUR Saturday. LLADLKfc of the Alliance have worked out a plan to avoid any misunderstanding about the ratio of candidates to be sponsored bv the three partners UMNO, the MCA and the MIC.
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    5 hurt in collision
    80 1 rpHREE European* and two 1 Chinese were injured when their cars collided in front of the Oriental Theatre in New Bridge Road shortly after midnight. The five men Kenneth Pereira. 24. Gordon Brown, 21, John White. 26. Tan Kim Seng. 32. and Lim Ah Kow. 28
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    Lock icon LAST WORD WAS PRAISE
    65 1 G ALT. < Ontario I Fri —An elderly woman whose son, i Flight.-Lieut Frank Ashton. was leading the royal tour parade through the town. collapsed and died of a heart j attack just after she &aw j Queen Elizabeth pass by. Mrs. Helena Louise Ashton, 80,
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    RUSSIAN ENVOYS' DUTY IS SPYING'
    71 1 RUSSIAN ENVOYS' DUTY IS SPYING' .Mr. Alexander Kaznacheev, defecting information officer of the Soviet Embassy in Rangoon who was granted asylum by the U.S. Embassy, is here seen when he left the embassy to meet Burmese Government officials. The Soviet official, who was subsequently flown to Manila by the U.S.
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    ARMADA BALL
    34 1 The Yang di-Portuan Negara. Sir Wllliajn Goode. attended the annual Armada Ball given by the Com-mander-in-Chief Far East Station, the captain* and officers of H.M.S. Terror at the Naval Base last night.
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    Lock icon CULTURE MINISTER AT ART SHOW
    74 1 picture SINGAPORE'S Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, is seen with the Indonesian artist, Hasan Djaafar, at the opening of an exhibition of his paintings at the Polytechnic last night. The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye (not in picture) was also at the
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    Lock icon 'State the facts of freedom'—Ike
    202 1 'State the facts of freedom' Ike WASHINGTON, Saturday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER today sent this Fourth of July message to all American citizens abroad: "State the facts of freedom and trust in God." On the 183rd. anniversary of American independence the Chief Executive used modern world-wide communications facilities to transmit greetings to
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    Lock icon Custody fight
    34 1 ROME. Sat.— An Italian judge yesterday adjourned until Oct. 14 a petit '.on by Italian film director Roberto Rossellini for permanent custody of his three children by Swedish aptrpss Tnerrid Bergman. Reuter
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    RAFFLES LIBRARY TO GET NEW, LESS ENGLISH, LOOK NOW
    260 1 KAFFLES National Library will soon undergo a thorough reorganisation of its administration and its contents, it was rerevealed by Singapore's Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, in an interview with the Free Pre.ss yesterday. Mr. Rajaratnam said the library was regarded
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    Lock icon Biasing vessel explodes; Five crew missing
    200 1 Biasing vessel explodes; Five crew missing PANAMA CITY, Sat. Ht Colombian coastal vessel Rio Atarato exploded and sank 200 miles north-east of Cristobal in the Caribbean before dawn yesterday after running furiously most of the night. Five crew members were reported missing. The German freighter Merchant Essen radioed that she
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    Lock icon Five unions end strike in Colombo
    127 1 Five unions end strike in Colombo COLOMBO, Sat. Five of the six trade unions involved in the Colombo harbour strike last night decided to call off their 11- day-old stoppage in response to an appeal by Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike. the Prime Minister. The sixth union, claiming a following of more
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    New F.P. features on Monday
    147 1 New F.P. features on Monday WOMEN'S CORNER SPORTS FEATS PROM Monday the 1 Free Press will publish a new feature, Women's Comer. It deals with subjects of special interest to women, such as cookery, hairdo's, facial beauty, dressmaking, interior decoration and travel. The feature will appear on Monday*. Wednesdays, ursdeys
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    Routed— touts at Citizen Centre
    148 1 Routed— touts at Citizen Centre T*HE Singapore Gov< x ment yesterda vided five full I employees at the Citi. ship Registration to help people to fill in application forms. Three volunteers irom the People's Action Par: also present tu ren *> service. This saved p«'opi<> $6OO to $800 a day.
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      53 1 I rtEiSS^i |^|KON_J CAMERAS MBOLS of EXCELLENCE I I HB A r esents yet another advance in camera design Its BESSAMATIC 35 lle single -lens reflex miniature -ure control in tinder. Twon coupled with interLarge finder image for easy when wearing spectacles. •our local photographic store. *Jl~* CO., LTD. SPORE-K.
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    JAPANESE WANT TO OPEN STORES IN S'PORE, K.L.
    315 2 JAPANESE WANT TO OPEN STORES IN S'PORE, K.L. Tokyo firms make inquiries here JAPANESE interests are keen to establish more firms and shops, especially departmental stores, in Singapore. The commercial counsellor at the Japanese Consulate-General in Singapore, Mr. Mamoru Saito, said some big firms in Japan had inquired about the
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    Japs likely to buy more rubber
    150 2 Japs likely to buy more rubber TOKYO. Saturday. HPHE Japan Rubber Importers Association said A yesterday Japanese imports of rubber were likely to increase in the coming months because of larger consumption owing to active sales of car tyres and other rubber articles. As a result, imports of natural rubber
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    RI TOBACCO AUCTIONS
    28 2 BREMEN, Sat. Indonesian tobacco auctions, moved here from Amsterdam by the Indonesian Government, opened yesterday. A consignment of 934 bales of Sumatra tobacco was auctioned.
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    Settlement won't be Iburden to R.I.
    143 2 lAKARTA. Sat—lndo- *i nesia intends to pay compensation for na- tionalised Dutch busi- ness enterprises in a way that will avoid placing I an "unbearable burden" I on its economy. The Antara news agency said this was announced yesterday by the Finance Minister, I
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    R.I. TO EXPORT SUGAR AGAIN
    53 2 JAKARTA. Sat. Indonesia, once the world's biggest sugar exporter, has stopped exporting sugar lor the past year but Trade Ministry officials said she would resume her sugar exports next August. The stoppage of sugar exports last year was due to low production and transport difficulties,
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      178 2 LONDON. JuIt 3. Previous Today RLBBLR No. 1 R>> t.i.f. Euiopean ports JoIt 27 buvers i buyers 27% sellers 27 A sellers %ug. 27 VL- buyers 27H buyers i 27 sellers 21 sellers SIBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 27':. buyers 27 buvers 27 5 sellers 28 sellers
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      100 2 LONDON, .lulv 3. Previous Todav COPRA Philippines c.i.f. Ik North European ports delivered weight per long; ton Jul> $237'.. ■elfc COPRA. Straits c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per long: ton July £82 re.se. COl ONt'T OIL crude StraKs t i.f. European ports in bulk per
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    W. German crude steel record
    38 2 W. German crude steel record DUESSELDORJ Germ;* product ir high< Federal Bur amounted 26-produrtion i 2.005.584 tons 0 Of 83.56f> tion da> s Crud produ 1.559.300 tOIU Of 51 parec average o: Production du* mx months of 19
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    PERSISTENT BUYING OF INDUSTRIALS
    138 2 PERSISTENT BUYING OF INDUSTRIALS LONDON. Siti STOCK markets in London flflttrdUj gmvt factory display with industrial rqin ponding weil to persistent selective bu] closing with fairly widespread gains Sentiment was helped by the further o\ i r advance on Wall Street and further com of the good end- June gold
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    April output
    37 2 London Advance statistics issued by the ternational Rubber Study Group have been revised to show that world production of synthetic rubber In April totalled 111.935 long toils. while that of synthetic stocks 250.000 long tons.
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    IKE SENDING TRADERS TO SURVEY SIAM
    45 2 BANGKOK and A President I dLspai. -standing pm men to Si busines portunitie courage hi ea: count. The mi comprise of thret was expected to i September. The Si&mi earlier tl. claimed special rij privileges lor tons in Industi
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    96 2 SHIPS IN PORT Miips Imii^ al< eaporr Harbour Board S e\ period tod*i\ j 13 14. A 23/24. Bansei Mi 38/39. W BU 44. Outer Roads: Armonia. pr Maru. I Bu: I iane« Bo f Inmr KoaclShi Ho klie: Tranarßanu Troii'i!.. T< Tong Goat:. Ri» Leonp a Kim G \l»m
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      819 2 SINGAPORE, Fr.day. Austral Malay 21/6 8 JjJ INDUSTRIALS. A^erH.tam 36/6 1 gb*. J N*« T.-n Aver wen, (He*) ft J "B 1*« *J IJOS 1.80 S "OUnUi U «l 3 1 6 B 56S 5$ C-ds 2.23 B 2.20 B p .f i v-i Toß tWl Ha-DC-r 13 6 B
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    Kerala showdown now near
    319 3 CENTRAL GOVERNMENT MAY HAVE TO TAKE ACTION OPPOSITION TO STEP UP ITS CAMPAIGN wuv r N W D£ LHI f Saturday. JHL Communist Government and the Opposition parties in Kerala seemed to observers here last night to be heading for a showdown with renewed police firing
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    USIS MEN TOUR NORTH BORNEO
    16 3 m the Informal no to H Salikin. by the tment and
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    Bank dividend
    4 3 Lioyds 1959.
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    Church announcements
    1466 3 SERVICES in Singapore chuicbea m n \\(.l H \N I HI RCHES M \ndrrus Cathedral: TOO Communion: 8.00 a.m. >h Communion: Ba.m. and m Sunday School: 9 .30 1 a.m. m Morn--12 noon Holy Com- Hildas I hurch. Katong; Communion: 8 a.m Eucharist: 9.30 ajr -andav School; 6
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    Lock icon CONGRATULATIONS FROM GOODE
    56 3 picture THE YANG DI-PERTI AN NEGARA. Sir William Goode. congratulates Miss Kok May Yoong at the reception following her wedding in the Presbyterian Church. Singapore, yesterday to Dr. Walter Rintoul. of the Singapore Polytechnic. The reception was held at the Ridley Park home of Dr. A. Jackson.
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    Lock icon She wants to curb English 'runaways'
    93 3 She wants to curb English 'runaways' LONDON. Sat— A Scottish woman Member of Parliament will ask the Government to amend Scotland's marriage laws so that runaway English couples cannot marry north of the border. Mrs. Jean Mann, a Labour member, will ask the Secretary of State for Scotland for legislation
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    TWO ACQUITTED IN STORE EXTORTION CASE
    189 3 TWO ACQUITTED IN STORE EXTORTION CASE •TWO men, Celcis Batchelor and Jamaludin bin 1 Osman were acquitted in Singapore yesterday of attempting to extort $3,000 from Mr. Teo Cheng Hay, a director of Mayfair Hotel and Ann Peng Traders, on Dec. 29 last year. The court was told that at
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    Seoh will travelby proxy
    164 3 Seoh will travelby proxy MR. SEOH HUNG HAI. 21. a Singapore mechanic. is to gratify his love of travel -bv proxy. Mr. Seoh met a young N!alay hitch-hiker. Inche Nik Roslan bin Nik Mohamed. at the Ministry for Culture yesterday. By the time Mr. Seoh made up his mind to
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    What a CID man saw at Bukit Timah
    138 3 What a CID man saw at Bukit Timah WHAT a detective saw when he looked over a wall resulted in the trial In Singapore yesterday of Thio Wei Cheong. of Carmichael Road, on a charge of assisting in the management of a "character" lottery. Thio, who pleaded not guilty, was
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      119 3 s*> >r— 1^ wk Jfc^J% SHIRTS I UNDERCLOTHES V, 1 x-lJ (\r)\~~”~ m ACCESSORIES The MANS shop 9^j Singapore's only exclusive men's shop 81, HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE 6 TEL. ***** y w» P» 3(. de <Silva l£td. m J' 4$ Hrflh St Airport, Singapore /i^-l SUlion Ro*d. Ipoh SP.H SUVA
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      95 3 I Come >me to 3Th engineers have 3 Lies find those who don't be lieve (8). 6 Footnote t> column b mdii. they might be <s>. 7 The copper* ghastly o ■spi was, to read »5 8«. 8 So now you ma be made to collapse 14 By hear B>.
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    SHARKS!
    1599 4 This monster nosed right beneath us and I clearly saw its large blunt head and could imagine the tearing wound...' Cooling swim ends in near tragedy ANSWERS to COMPLAINTS TODAY TAN T H U A N KOK concludes his exciting series on the trawler fleet and gives his verdict
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    She's the mother of 139
    268 4 I STRANGE I BUT I TRUE 1 THE recent litter of a x seven year old middle white sow belonging to Mr. N. Screaton. of Nathaniel Road, Long Eaton (Derbyshire) brings the mother's "score" to 139 piglets, all but two of which have been reared.
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      50 4 J9KT \j X. BEFORE YOU MAKE UP YOUR MIND HAVE A LOOK M^S^^sTa N D I N G JEWELS SWISC MADE T H A lfei h ,rr 0 T;,; 2 7 sr^r sec. .cchts LIEN WAH WATCH DEALERS tie vmncDuiyu T E KinUfcKMANN u .-■i A^: s PHOT Q co.
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      16 4 IpwMta^ like Diamond Most Powef SWCi His TRADING CO 166, Crovs INVICTA RADIO CO Malay S"
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    Brazil's lovely 'gift' to S'pore gardens
    724 5 EPISCIAS GROW AND PROPAGATE SO EASILY rPISCIA is a small family of ten species, five of which are in cultivation today, together I with many mutations and hybrido. They are low growing, hairy plants with a short, thick central stem from which the leaves
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    Names of plants and their meaning
    181 5 Names of plants and their meaning I DESCRIPTIVE names of plants are usually of Latin or Greek derivation. These are invariably printed with a small initial letter. But when they are derived from the names of persons, the capital initial letter is indicated. This is putting it very simply of
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    New free service
    138 5 JOGETHER with its weekly feature on gardening, the Free Press is introducing a free advisory service for gardening enthusiasts. Readers are invited to write in to the Gardening Editor, Singapore Free Press, for advice concerning their gardening problems. These letters will be pub- lished each Saturday in
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    DIEFFENBACHIAS ARE REWARDING
    219 5 DIEFFENBACHIAS ARE REWARDING THE Dieffenbachia Picta (seen above) will be easily recognised as one of the commoner foliage plants grown in Malaya. Given the right conditions and fed frequently, it becomes a very handsome plant. Some less common and more spectacular Dieffenbachias are: Dieffenbachia Leopoldii. This is unusual in that
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      216 5 SHORT CUTS TO Jj Tir LOVELY LAWNS WITH JifL X /ff Jf ff Colour: Chossis in 7 Pastel Blue. Hub Cups ond Handles in Red. PRICE i*"-*~- f 12" 545.00 *^^js^|^ 14" 4800 >> The new MODEL X LAWN MOWER is unmatched in its <( price range for quolity ond
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    BEHIND THE NEWS
    637 6  -  Pemerhati Serving the people or themselves Where the S'pore allowances cuts hurt the most di- piTY the Federation's Legislative Councillors. The council is dissolved. Except for ministers, its members will cease to draw their $500 a month allowance and enjoy the perks of office until and if
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    Lock icon Now the Non-Nuclear Club
    711 6 LET ONIA POSSESS ATOMIC WEAPONS' APPEAL DRAWS 'DON'T WANT TO BE NAKED' RETORT M R HUGH GAIT SKELL, Labour Party leader. has warned thai "already 12 countries have Ihe technical and economic capacity to begin producing their own nuclear weapons 9 He told miners in Walsall,
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    Asst. Mayor of N.Y.
    141 6  -  Beachcomber BY THI WAY fc» AT her desk in the New York City Hall. Mrs. Joyce Phillips Aus- tin tackles her new job as Assistant to the Mayor. the post to which she was appoint- j ed recently by Mayor Robert E. Wagner. "It is my
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      444 6 CHINESE BROCADE (20 Skate) To Clear 53.90 M r yd. Visit Our Gent's TAILORING DEPT. BAJAJ TEXTILES LTD., 71, High Street, S'pore Tels: ***** ***** CLASSIFIED ADS. BIRTHS **or** (mUmimmm). ANDELSON: To Jean and Lcsl <on. 2nd July at Youngberg Hospital. (Sport). GRANT: At Penang Maternity Hospital on 27th June,
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      114 6 CHERRY HEERING CHEERS! The Thirteen Wondrr^ or C.h. Heering. A remarkable drink that try Cherry Hrering on the Roc out why! Just pour a glassful over ice cu": result is Ion? and stimulatir Most men and woiru n like all worthwhile drinks it mellow makes you feeling low your spirits
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      319 6 P.M. 1.00 Programme Sum- Radio Australia for Radio aome of the highlights of the are Charles Caselton and mary; 1.03 Saturday Show- Singapore; 3.15 Saturday coming week; 7.00 The News; Florrie Talt. (A repeat of last case, with melodies that rom; 4 15 J he jf ft zz Beat. 7.10
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    Girls told: 'Work beside men'
    315 7 riME THEY PUT AWAY NEEDLEWORK, SAYS DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER THE new Singapore Government wants girls to put away their needlework, put on overalls and dungarees, and come forward to do practical work alongside the men. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, sail this
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    PMIP aims at two-third majority
    7 7 PMIP aims at two-third majority Sat.— be >
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    CHILD CYCLISTS BANNED IN THE FEDERATION
    265 7 CHILD CYCLISTS BANNED IN THE FEDERATION ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sat. —The co-operation of the Education Department and school authorities in Kuala Lumpur is being sought in an ffort to keep cyclists inder the age of 12 off tie road. The new Traffic Ordinance. which came into force this nth. has
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    Lily chosen 'Queen' for the festival
    53 7 Lily Valentine, 21-year-old Shanghai -born secretary and model (above) who has been chosen "Miss Pacific Festival." will help to publicise San Francisco's Pacific Festival, which will be held from Sept. 18—27. During the festival she will Join the starlets from 10 Pacific nations to
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    Tamil lecture
    35 7 Mr. R. N. Sivaprakasam. Proctor, Supreme Court, Ceylon, and Editor of "Hindu Organ" and "Inthusathanam" will give a talk in Tamil on Tamil Culture at the Ceylon Tamil Association today at 6 p.m.
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    A.C.S. boys for Jamboree
    120 7 Two scouts of the 11th Singapore Troop (AngloChinese School) Yap Pak Hee. Queen Scout and troop leader, and Ivan Lau. patrol leader, (above) who leave for Manila on the Cambodge. tomorrow to attend the Jamboree as Singapore's representatives. Ivan Lau is 17 years old and in
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    UMNO's EXECUTIVE STILL UNDECIDED
    203 7 IZUALA LUMPUR, Sat. U.M.N.O. may put up some of their strong men in Kelantan and Trengganu in the general elections in a bid to prevent the loss it experienced in the State elections. When the central executive committee discussed nominations last night it was unable to
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    Safety drive to get boost
    178 7 Safety drive to get boost HTHE "keep left" camA paign launched Jointly by the Singapore Traffic Police and the Singapore Safety First Council last week is to be intensified this month. The Chairman of the Singapore Safety First Council, Mr David Phoa Thai Seng, told the Free Press yesterday that
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    WATERSKI CARNIVAL TOMORROW
    75 7 WATERSKI CARNIVAL TOMORROW Af ALAYA'S waterskiers will 1 x display their talent tomorrow at their annual carnival and trade fair at West Point Gardens, Singapore. The Malayan Waterski Association, anxious to spread the sport to a wider public, have arranged for a display of stunts and formation skiing to thrill
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    Rangoon Bishop visits S'pore
    66 7 THE Bishop of Rangoon, A the Right Rev. V. G. Shearburn, arrived in Singapore yesterday by air for a week's stay. He will preach at the Tanglin Garrison Church tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. and at the Singapore Cathedral the same evening. He will also conduct a
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      98 7 DELIVERED to your_DOOß nn! LIl-Ii R'l in the special delivery form Pirn H ow and we shall arrange with the J?y^ .^vendor in your area to have the t^^^D -^pore Free Press delivered every afternoon to your home l^p^V^^y SPECIAL DELIVERY FORM (SEOT) NO MONEY) The Circulation Manager, L Times
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      42 7 SINGAPORE HICH TIDES TODAY: 10.33 a.m. and 9.38 p.m. TOMORROW: 1110 a.m. and 10.14 p.m. MONDAY: 11.44 a.m. and 10.50 p.m. TUESDAY: 12.19 p.m. and 1.27 a.m. WEDNESDAY: 12.53 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.04 a.m. and 1.26 p.m. FRIDAY 0.43 a.m. and 1.59 p.m.
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      178 7 handy. W mm AM WITH SPECIAL fg^ 91 [411 HANDLE FOR EASY CARRYING. fl I K# I TASCHEN TRANSISTOR BOY o I pockttsnt receiver with really good WT\ tonal qualities. Fully tropicaiised 6 1^ J TRANSISTOR RADIO Push-pull output •.^k with butlt-in territe oertal perm-dyn r""^^. H loud»peak«r. Sole Agents:
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      67 7 TODAY Mathematics Primary V 9 ifli i mi Y- It-ens Club meeting ;o p.m. Mandarin Beginners .'> p.m.. Drama for Children 0.30 a.m.; Adult- new elan 10.30 a.m II III RS MOVI Ml- VI Lecture for tea« bers instructing Catholic doctrine ifant Jesas, Victoria Street S p.m. .uon of lalbot
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      175 8 it TEST YOUR WITS f%Jk\ff So sorry I forgot the entry form PRIZE QUIZ i] Can you name Laurence IN a most amusing letter Mr. Wong Kok Heng of Johore Bahru has taken me to task for failing to include a coupon in last week's Quiz Page. How it was
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      223 8 TWO PAGES OF FUN FOR Who is *3 1 V& as ever, including one for the previous week which had been forwarded to me by our very efficient postal service because Mr. Tan Kok Wee had forgotten to address his envelope. Mr. J. B. S. Ang, who has been very
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      180 8 ■F i jg| s P ■HE ;< xVs' y mm p IB This week's object SPECIAL QUIZ r FHE selected winner of the Special Quiz was Tommy Seet of 41. Blair Road, Singapore, 2. It was a photograph of Silvia Koscina who was with Curt Jurgens in "Michael StrogofT." The
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      123 8 Big prom* of British I health sercict HIGH-POWERED mittee headed b; i study" expert into th and other pa tains Health run— and tell thi G meni how to efficiency ana 'The promo: men i efficient j Mini>t< Smiths phrase plan. Chairman of ti.. 61 -year-old Smith, whImperial tries. been
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    309 9 Youth in the news VOUNG nature lovers from x 12 countries will take over a public school in Hampshire for ten days next month. It will be the first time the international Youth Federation for the Study and Protection of Nature has met in Britain. During their stay at Marsh
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      101 9 RUPERT'S DEEP SEA ADVENTURE A r g^^ ever You'll see in {jood time." answers the dwarf is he lowers n carei ihe boa;. And without *atting they head out to sea. How lucky it's so fine and says the Protesjor. Its In ton oi day i neec s job." I^^,
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      155 9 POCKET-MONEY prizes Times House. River Valley are offered for colour- Road, Singapore 9, to ing this scene with paints, reach her not later than crayons or chalks. Thursday next. Age limit is There are four prizes 15. offered each of 85 (two Name (Master/Miss) for boys and two for girls).
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      Rich source of musical gems set in Ceylon
      139 10 Rich source of musical gems set in Ceylon K\/\ I Thr Pearl 1 .-h. Oprrj in thr- THE Him o: B G.I. hj popu. melodies being ould filmdon. on moder. vounte there could be better of B The Pf on the ro: oa>: of lied with r lorus ot tune>
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      It breathes fire
      49 10 It breathes fire I (.UM.WIV "Musical Souvenr .Philips EF, 4307 >4 PK). "TVDLK music that breathei I .d Dalmatian fire, another triumph for wandering microphone. Com: and the L:ay Tamburitzas orchestras i-apture the melodies, both simple and energetic, that > typical of this Balkan count Verdict: tor folk fans only.
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      Convincing voice
      120 10 Convincing voice OTTILIF. PATTERSON. "That Patterson Girl Vol Beale Street Blues. Jailhouse Blues Shipwreck Bin Taint No Sin. (Nixa EP. NJE 1023). EVER since the late B Smith hollered a blue note back in the early twenties, a succession of around the world have been adding their moans to the
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      THE 'ORCHID' HAS MUCH TO RECOMMEND IT
      302 10 THE BLACK ORCHID. Sophia Loren and Anthony Quinn. Drama. Rating: Well acted X X X X pARAMOUNTS picture "The r Black Orchid" has much to recommend it. The stars are Sophia Loren and Anthony Quinn the latter in one of those parts he
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      IT'S SUCH A TRICKY SUBJECT
      250 10 IT'S SUCH A TRICKY SUBJECT A QUESTION OF ADULTERY. Anthony Steele and Julie London. Drama. Rating: Sornewhat artificial —XXX. A QUESTION OF ADULTERY" deals with the subject of artificial insemination. The aspect presented to us here is whether a husband whose wife is about to have a child through artificial
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      The story of Kramat Raden Mas
      74 10 rPHE latest film to reach the screen from the Gathay-Keris studios is Raden Mas which tells the story of the origin of Kramat Raden Mas on Mount Faber. The script was written by M. Amin and Sharif! Medan who are to be congratulated on
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      Fanfare of trumpets —but count me out
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      39 steps both fun and drama
      327 10 39 steps both fun and drama THE THIRTY MINE STEPS. A I and Tania Elg. Comedy-drai Rollicking fun X X X pVEN if you saw Robert Donat K ±J version of John Buchan's famous n< I Thirty Nine Steps" there is no „> should not see and enjoy this lat<
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    924 11  - HE PROSPECTS— RACE BY RACE TRESPASSER by Race One o Blue Spin; U erit consideration I «i\ e my third ;>eat this lot and ;ood price la Peking, who run badly in his two Bukit Timah in May .jell. SELE< 1 lONS 1 FLI IM. PHOENIX I LM Ki Race
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    1692 11 RACE ONE IL. 3 DIV. ,>— bF W.OHA: No recent irack reBLI 1 >\\KLL: No recent track report. NEW STATE: No recent track rep i FLYING PHOENIX. No recent report. !JK KING: No recent track SETIA So recent track report. MON AMI; No recent
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    Grand Coup-on The Brave One?
    617 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS -By ACCORDING to discussions at the racecourse this morn a ll i events are fairly open In the main event, The Autumn til Ij miles, Grand Coup and The Brave One were equallv popular (jrrana coup is tanci( because of his last sta
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    BEST BETS
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    Happy Melody impresses
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    Lock icon Surprise win
    81 12 MUIRFIELD. Bat Garv rS r V 23 ye^ Old Afric Eight strokes behind the leader a!' er th£ m and Slill four tehl "d P!«v?r K, tan the final r °U"d. Player blazed home with a brilOnPn 68 H Whi^ h WOn hlm first Open championship by a
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