The Singapore Free Press, 11 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 11, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    The crisis in the Alliance
    8 1 The crisis in the Alliance Opimon the bid
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    MCA 'PEACE' MOVE
    406 1 THE DOOR IS STILL OPEN, SAYS PUBLICITY CHIEF Weekend of talks to restore good relations A reconciliation mandate for Lint today? KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Malayan Chinese Association, led by its president, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, is to make another attempt today to try to return to
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    Lock icon WEST TERMS FOR SUMMIT
    170 1 LONDON, Sat. THE West will offer Russia a summit conference m A or September m exchange for a tacit the Berlin issue frozen for at least r w( ontative sources disclosed yesterday. The sources revealed that will be one of the West's opening moves when the
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    Lock icon Duchess has operation
    21 1 LONDON. Sat. The Windsor had an :;ere thL> week to al icar cy\ atlantic •he Duk^'< spcretarv Reuter
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    Lock icon 25 VILLAGES ARE FLOODED
    26 1 LAHORE. Sat. The rainswollen Indus river today changed Its course some three miles from Deraismailkhan and submerged more than 2o villages.- U.P.I.
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    'Mungkir Hati'
    30 1 An excerpt of "Mungkir Hat a story to be staged by a dramatic ?roup. "Baba will be on broadfast by Radio Singapore Malay section, today at H p.m.
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    Lock icon 'Ignored me'
    27 1 SANTA MONICA. Fri. British actress Deborah Kerr vJsterday divorced Anthony Bartlev the British television nrodieer telling- the court thSt "he unbraided and ignored me." Reuter
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    Son stole while dad was busy on polls
    173 1 Son stole while dad was busy on polls WHILE his father was busy with work connected with the recent Legislative Assembly elections, a schoolboy stole a bicycle which was left m a school, j the Singapore Juvenile Court was told yesterHot' The father, speaking for the boy, told Mr. C.
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    No shoe dumping
    24 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Ministry of Commerce and Industry said that there was no dumping of Japanese footwear m the Federation.
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    Lock icon Riot over a drunk
    94 1 HAIFA. Sat.—Sleel-helmat-ed riot squads are standing by here following street rioting m which several people including 13 policewere injured. Police sources said 32 people had been arrested after the riot, m which demonstrators marched on police headquarters, set a car abl-aze, attempted to loot shops and
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    Lock icon 1,000 MORE ARRESTED IN KERALA
    286 1 1,000 MORE ARRESTED IN KERALA 'Police don't protect victims of Communists 9 Congress leader TRIVANDRUM, Saturday. ]yjORE THAN, 1,000 people were reported to have been arrested m Kerala State yesterday while picketing schools and buses as part of the campaign to oust the Communist state government. At Kottathala five people
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    MALAYSIANS LEAD IN POPULATION INCREASE
    97 1 MALAYSIANS are still increasing at a faster rate m Singapore than any other racial groups, according to the latest progress report on population and vital statistics issued yesterday by Mr. E. J. Phillips, the Chief Statistician. The natural increase In Malaysians for 1958 was 39
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    Lock icon Tear gas bombs used on strikers
    120 1 GENOA, Sat. RIOT police iobbed teargas bombs to break up a demonstration here yesterday by striking metal- workers. The strikers were part of a total of 1.000,000 men likely to be involved m a bout of strikes now facing Italian industry. Workers m machine
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    Lock icon TERROR BOMB IN CAPITAL
    48 1 BUENOS AIRES. Fri. A powerful terrorist bomb wrecked installations at the Industrial (Employers) Union building here today and seriously damaged neighbouring shops. Earlier, another bomb blew up a railway track on the outskirts of the city, paralysing train services. No casualties were reported. Reuter
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    Lock icon Algeria is a threat to peace—UN told
    44 1 Algeria is a threat to peace UN told NEW YORK. Fri— The AfroAsian group at the United Nations called the attention of the Security Council "to the grave situation m Algeria" which they declared, had become a threat to international peace and security. Reuter
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    Lock icon NEWS IN BRIEF
    108 1 NEWS IN BRIEF BREST. France: Nine officers and men from two Polish destroyers which paid a courtesy visit here desert ed. Five sought polr. asylum. ADEN: Three thov Yemeni soldiers refn^ed to move from the capital. Ta::. to the Aden border ihcv had no transport, food or shoes. PARIS: Joseph
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    Lock icon H-bomb Gaitskell move awaited
    166 1 H-bomb Gaitskell move awaited T OXDON. Bat The J Labour Party, caught m a new H-bomb policy crisis m the- midst of its preparations for a General Election, is waiting anxiously to see how leader, Mr. Hugh Gaitskell. will today deal with the "revolt" against his official line by Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
    4 1 RAIDS BY
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    FUTURES ARE FIRMER IN N.Y. RUBBER MART
    173 2 FUTURES ARE FIRMER IN N.Y. RUBBER MART NEW YORK, Saturday. j>l HBKR futures were firmer in the week ended yesterday mainly because of a u r <>od advance early in the week. Thereafter the market drifted, with the volume high. Little interest was shown by the trade or speculators. Factories
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    Main Budget aim achieved
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    31 2 hum Roads: crt Dock: <hrer's Wharf: T l hermin Wharf: t Queens Dock: B Sinsmpore Slipway: K:i<_ D "»hipN Ir tlir Harbour llujiil wkSTTts or r\pc< ted t«K! I
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    8 YEARS FOR BOLD ROBBER
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    BROKEN HILL PROFITS
    21 2 BROKEN HILL PROFITS MELBOURNE. Sat. Broker. tary Com pair. I profit r.203.889 for the VI 1959. compa: 159, In the pre-
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    Big U.S. loan to Pakistan
    22 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. —The and Pakis an agreement US. DevelopFund made a loan 000.000 ssist the of Chittagong
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    London stocks end on good note
    111 2 London stocks end on good note I ONDON. Sat. The J stock markets ended the week on a satisfactory note. There was some reluctance to extend commitments but buying of selected issues persisted and several sood features were seen. Gilt-cdgeds had a good day although business was not large. Foreign
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    Blast operations warning
    37 2 Blasting operations will take place m the position bearing 234 degrees distant 2.060 feet from No. 18 beacon on Tuesday between 9.30 and 11.30 a.m. This is announced by the Singapore acting Master Attendant.
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    Lock icon U .K. Treasury bill issue
    37 2 LONDON. Sat. The total I applications for this week's oiler of £260 milTn .1- v bills at 91 days was £431.165.000. The mini brr ol bills allotted was cut to 230.000.000. Reuter
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    Lock icon Joy race death
    31 2 BUEXOS AIRES. Sat.- Juan Pedro Artigas, 46. Argentina's leading jockey, was killod when he fell from his hoi^e r winning a rate commemorating the country's independence day. U.P.I.
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    JAPAN-FRENCH TRADE PACT
    37 2 TOKYO. Sat— A new oneyear trade agreement between Japan and France was signed here yesterday. Under this agreement France will appiy lowest tariff rate> against 80 items of Japanese goods. 30 more than previously.
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    UK adverse trade balance up
    57 2 UK adverse trade balance up T ONDON, Sat. Britain's *J adverse trade balance the difference between exports and Imports—jumped last month from £1.500.--000 to £71 million, the Board of Trade announced yesterday. Provisional figures issued by the Board showed that exports reached £250 million m June compared with April exports
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    Imports up
    38 2 Imports m June lose a» expected, the Board added. They were £331.400,000 as against £345.800,000 m April and £310.900,000 m May. Re-exports were £10 million m June compared with £11.300,000 m April and £10,200,000 m May.
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    MODEL PLANTS FOR ASIA
    119 2 ■TOKYO. Sat. The Japanese Ministry of Trade said yesterday that it was working on a plan to build small model plants m some of the Asian count: train local businessmen m the management of industries. The nunistr: appropriation of 50 mil yen (M 5425.000» to subsidise
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    Farm problem
    8 2 JAKARTA JBorneo i begun B of
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    Round the World Market Prices
    362 2 U.K. CLOSING PRICES LONDON. July 10. Previous Today ports Jul> 28 S sellers 28 U sellers u 28 s buxers 28 buyers 284 sellers 28 T 8 seller? j Kl BBKR No. KS* Spot I Jg-J »U Jg-J Rl'BBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms
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    MALAYAN SHAKE MARKET
    887 2 s 1 if am vs. p I m. B < i i s STt t »o CCI Lt POM INDUSTRIALS. Prevnus Tiiiy A•• :.-"G B S 1.80 S c.:s b 2.20 c S 2.30 S B. B. Pefc 1 54 B X 55 S X f M
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    Lock icon Ghana 'yes' to African states union proposals
    169 3 Ghana 'yes' to African states union proposals \C KA. Saturday. M*mbl> yesterday gave ipp«rl to the idea of a union of n states promoted by the Prime Nkrumah. approval m ratifying aration issued during! ury, Guinea, last May I pies of such a union me Prime Minister told the House:
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    Lock icon Gesture by Queen to children
    29 3 Gesture by Queen to children Fri iheth if run to i the n p Itiren them ked at i ihr Ions; n pulled Mountain tht* ilkod i for Reuter
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    Lock icon Storm ends U.K. heatwave
    6 3 Storm ends U.K. heatwave ■fgfsdg Reuter
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    Lock icon 'Politicians to blame for Nyasa riots'
    70 3 ZOMBA. N v isaland d: Februar .ir were caused perpetrated by who pursued a policy 4a m and politibition." Mr. Charle> f Seer i m the D cil herof 1953. were not caused by it the prothe R; Mr Footman was opposing >tion by
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    Lock icon DOGSHOW WINNER FOR THE WINDSORS
    69 3 DOG SHOW WINNER FOR THE WINDSORS TIIK DIKE OF WINDSOR persuades the Duchess's pug Imperial 11 to iace the camera at the bis dog show atDeauville. France. Imperial 11 won a silver cup to the delight of the Duke and Duchess who had travelled specially troni Paris. FASHION NOTE: The
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    Mr. BYRNE'S REMINDER
    58 3 Mr. BYRNE'S REMINDER Singapore's Minister for Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. has reminded the public that a temporary Branch Employment Exchange has beer. >et up m the office premise.^ of the Serangoon District Council. The branch was set up to save local-born persons and -apore citizens, who are eligible
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    One union move is under fire
    140 3 One union move is under fire The Government's intention to form a single trade union movement was criti--2 sed m a memorandum submitted by the City Council Electrical Workers' Union to the Prime Minister of Singapore yester- j day. The memorandum said that politicians, their supporters and allied trade union
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    Lock icon French veto right over U.S. planes
    125 3 French veto right over U.S. planes PARIS. Sat. A secret agreement which requires the United States to consult France before dispatching aircraft from French bases m time of crisis became public knowledge here yesterday. A Foreign Ministry spokesman questioned at a press conference after news of the agreement had leaked
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    Lock icon POLICE HOLD AN HEIRESS
    124 3 CONSETT, (Northern England) Sat jtflSS Katharine Dowsett, the 20-year-old' blonde r unaway heiress, was taken into custody yesterday by a London high court official for the trip back to London, police saia here. She was held on a warrant ior contempt of court. Miss Dowsett. a
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    Trade fair
    22 3 TOKYO. Sat.— The Japa- nese Government today formally decided to hold the first Japanese trade lair m Moscow next summer.
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    Lock icon German held in killing case
    46 3 INNSBRUCK. Sat. Austrian police searching for the killer of Charles Marmoy. the London scoutmaster, have arrested a man near the Italian border. The man was identified as Walter Hafenkorn, a 33-year-old German. He is being held on a vagrancy charge. Reuter
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    Lock icon Dakota sale
    27 3 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The American Defence Department is offering 110 World War 11, Dakotao* for sale at prices ranging from U.S. $50,000 to U.S. $60,000. U.P.I.
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      314 3 Church announcements SERVICES i: re churches ire: \\.,l U \n I 111 K( HES \ndreu> Cathedral: 7.00 Communion: 8.00 a.m. iv. 8 a.m. and 9.30 11.30 am Mai Communion; I hurch. Katong: I 8 an; JO am Jr_ School; b hurch of the Ajtt— Woods.ville- 8 am. Holy Communion; ..day
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      388 3 PRFSBYTF.RIAN Presbyterian Church m Singa- pore, Orchard Road: 9 00 a.m. and I 6 p.m. Sunday Services 9 a.m. Sunday School Minister; Rev. RM. Greer. M.A.. B.D. ROMW VTHOLIC Cathedral of The C.ood Shepherd (Victoria Street); Mass, i sermon m English 6.30, 8 and 10 and 6 p Peter Paul's
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      385 3 Service. Minister Rev. Nga Tleng Chieng. Geylang Church: 8.45 a.m. Sunday School. 9.50 ajn. Worship Service. Minister Rev. Ong Chalk Ghee (on leave*. Acting Minister Rev. J.H.H. Berckman. Geylang Straits Chinese Church; 2.40 p.m. Sunday School, 2.45 p.m. Worship Service m Malay- 4.00 p.m. Service m English, Minister— Rev. Chew
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      479 3 ■i 5 tt^l CLULS ACROSS 1 How does a trace react when altered? (5). 4 Run-of-the-mill sort of bras- Bhat (7). 8 Mrs. Malaprop's allegoiy (9). 9. At its end one is desperate <3>. 10 Must be the prince of beasts? (4, 3t. 12 Old actor who doubtless overshadowed all
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      176 3 CLUES DOWN 1 Reaal aspect of tine starch. Sal (.7. 6). 2 Let for ihe most part gave light In olden times (6). 3 Assassination of a monarch 4 The way to obtain English instead of average m Greenwhich Mean Time (.3). 5 Neither thousand is the average (4). 6
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    Lock icon Travelling by air? Then follow these hints on the wardrobe to pack
    532 4 MMENS: CORNER] is an exciting experience. But to women the world over it also involves a great deal of planning, particularly as regards their wardrobe. Planning and more planning is needed if you want to enjoy yourself so
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    ON LOCATION with LATIFF: PEOPLE ARE SO KIND
    548 4  -  PELHAM "This is how I want it, Rooinaf BY GROOM THIS week with no films to previews I have been able to spend a little time with "Latiff Investigates" on location. These trips have taken me all over Singapore —to a kampong
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    FAIRY TALES ADULTS CAN ENJOY
    518 4 FAIRY TALES ADULTS CAN ENJOY hgdhgfh OSCAR WILDE FAIRY TAI The Happy Prince. The Selfish Giant. The Nijfhtinjale and the Rose. Rfad by Basil Rathbonf. tapdmon Literary Series 12--inch. TC 1044. FAIRY tales have always been secretly enjoyed by adults, who normally have to read them out loud to their
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    Todd-AO: Biggest screen development
    686 4 Todd-AO: Biggest screen development I DON'T know how many years ago it was that I saw my first film, but I remember the occasion quite* distinctly for it was the opening of new cinema d<signed by my father f< I relation. The film chosen was "The Lion Hunters" made by
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    Use burnt earth for best results
    91 5 Use burnt earth for best results Oun liquid only the top. needs to be periodical ea For bout three i io erous put lorn oi the pot nod from itipt io c i ov ml: A! mound oi bui consist ot mainly and all lumps The dust must be sieved
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    GARDENING PROBLEMS
    55 5 Readers are invited t»» urite m to the Garden- E IHf EditOl i spore E E tree Pre^^ tor ail vice E teeming then 5 5 ii ii problems. 3 These letters will be E published e.u h Saiurd. m this page along with s torn the Tree
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    COLEUS IS COLOURFUL AND EASY TO GROW
    699 5  -  M.R.S. ARSCOTT BY Ideal plant for exercise m forming to shape J^ WELL-KNOWN and popular foliage plant is Hie colourful Coleus. II is easy to acquire and logrow and it propagates so readily from cuttings. The word Coleus means a sheath, referring to
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    Gardening glossary
    56 5 Genus a group of closely allied species, a family. Herbaceous plants with perennial rootstock and fleshy stems. Crocks pieces of broken pot for ensuring drainage. Stamens the pollen bearing part of flower, consisting of filament and another. Cordate heartshaped. Endemic indigenous, confined to a given region. Node joint
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    GAIN A COLOSSAL STAKE
    1295 6 GAIN A COLOSSAL STAKE Colonel Nasser's Egyptians now face a treble task and have a treble chance lo ELSPETH HUXLEY m this concluding article of her series reporting on a visit to East Africa, describes how the Somali leaders, instructed m Egypt, are seeking through the spread of Islam to
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    BEHIND THE NEWS
    1029 6  -  Permerhati Mi*. Davy Crockett a hero, not a colonialist Ominous rumblings from the Suez There 's unity m diversity WONDER if Mr. Ong 1 Pan Boon has appreciated the full implication of his order banning all films that glorify colonialism. For if the order is to be
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    Today's programme for Radio Singapore
    294 6 PM. 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.03 Saturday Showcase, uith melodies that glitter and sparkle; 1.30 The New 5: 1.40 Newstalk; 145 At The Piano Keyboard virtuoso, today it is Roger Williams: 2.00 Bongs Of The Seav. We ride along *ith Moby Dick, singing the songs of
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      77 6 COMMUNITY PLATE "HAMPTON COURT CANTEENS OF CUTLERY SIX, EIGHT OR TWELVE PERSONS S.P. H. de SILVA LID. 45, HIGH STREET AIRPORT SINGAPORE 6, STATION ROAD IPOH ASSOCIATE COMPANY S. P. H. DE SILVA (H.KJ LTD. HONC XC HG WHY NOT FLY THEM Sydney? Hongkong? London? New York? Where? Let us
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    Govt. backs art gallery idea
    315 7 BUT NO MONEY TO CARRY OUT PROJECT NOW, SAYS MINISTER By Free Press Staff Reporter JHE Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, yesterday gave his blessing to the proposal for a public art gallery m Singapore, but doubted the Government could launch the project immediately
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    A party for the 'camera artist'
    79 7 The Singapore Art Society, the Singapore Art Society Photographic Group and the SouthEast Asia Photographic Society gave a welcome party to the well-known artist with the camera. Mr. Donald SultnerWelles, at the Metropole Theaterette m Maxwell Road. After the party. Mr. Sultner-Welles gave a
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    BIRTH CONTROL: GOVT. WANTS TO ASSIST
    245 7 BIRTH CONTROL: GOVT. WANTS TO ASSIST THE Ministry of Health has asked the Family Planning Association of Singapore to submit report on its work suggesting how it could best be expanded and to what extent and how the Government could help such expansion. The publicity officer of the FPA. Mrs.
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    Govt. body to control youth clubs, centres
    10 7 Govt. body to control youth clubs, centres gdsfg■ gdfsg~i port
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    'USE EXCHANGE TO RECRUIT STAFF' ORDER
    83 7 'USE EXCHANGE TO RECRUIT STAFF' ORDER THE Minister lor Labour and Law. Mr. K. M. Byrne, said yesterday he t/onsidering acquiring power for compulsory applications of jobs through the official Unemployment Exchange. lit* said all Government rtmcfliti would be told that recruitment of staff mu>t be made through the Labour
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    HAIR STYLIST TO SPEAK
    33 7 A hair and 'Care of the hair m the Tro; He is guest speaker a be held by the rnational Women's C Women's Chris t 10.15 a.m. July 15
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    12 firms fewer
    12 7 the Register of c Singapore. traced by the Gazett
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    College body to meet Mr. Yong
    41 7 College body to meet Mr. Yong The oraanisers of the Sinuapore College are to meet the Minister for Education, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, to displans for the Evening Singapore College soon. rganlser said matters finalised only after meeting with the Minister.
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    Falal accident
    34 7 A Singapore housewife, Madam Tan Ah Moi, 41. died from injuries she received after she was knocked down by a military lorry at 7.30 a.m. yesterday at the 13th mile. Mandai Road.
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    Why delay in pioneer industries
    119 7 Why delay in pioneer industries JfUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Ministry of Commerce and Industry yesterday explained why there had been delay m dealing with applications made under the pioneer industries law. Some difficulty had been due to shortage of staff m the Industrial Development division, a spokesman said. But much
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    SINGAPORE MCA MEN JOIN CRISIS TALKS
    265 7 SINGAPORE MCA MEN JOIN CRISIS TALKS TPHERE is much anxie- ty among members of the Malayan Chinese Association m Singapore about the crisis m the UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance, though they consider it "an entirely Federation matter". The president of the Singepore branch of the MCA. Mr. Wong Poo Nam, has already
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    Student killed
    32 7 Kwat Chin How. 11. a Singapore student, was fatally injured yesterday when he was knocked off his bicycle by a lorry at the junction of Saunders Road and Emerald Hill.
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    Off for course
    41 7 Two Federation Government printing department officers, left Singapore by Air India yesterday for a training course m India. They are Messrs Sinnathamby Sabaratnam and Edward Njanoo, selected to do a two-year diploma course m printing technology at Madras.
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    INITIATIVE REWARDED
    95 7 The Commissioner of Police, Singapore, Mr. A. E. G. Blades, yesterday presented a cash gift to Mr. Lee Ten? Koon. of Spottiswoode Park Road, for his "unselfish act and initiative". Mr. Lee, a fitter, on the night of Oct. 10 last year caught one of five men in-
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    KELONG PERMITS REFUSED
    39 7 The Fisheries Department is being flooded with requests for permits to erect more kelongs m Singapore coastal waters. The department, however, has decided not to issue any more permits. There are now 278 kelongs around Singapore.
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    Talks on family planning
    63 7 A University of Malaya gynaecologist, Prof. B. H. Sheares, and Father J. Kearny, Editor of the Malayan Catholic News, will express their views on "Sterilisation and Family Planning" during a luncheon meeting. The luncheon, to be held next Thursday at the Cathay Restaurant's Dragon Room, is
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    KINGS TERM FOR LIFE? NOT FEASIBLE, SAYS GOVT.
    165 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A suggestion that the Yang di-Pertuan Agong should hold office for life was described as "not feasible" by a spokesman for the Federation Government yesterday. He was commenting on a resolution passed by the Malayan Postal and Telecommunications Uniiormed
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    SCOUT OFFICER FOR WORLD JAMBOREE
    66 7 SCOUT OFFICER FOR WORLD JAMBOREE Inche Mohd. Atan bin Noordin. the Assistant District Commissioner of Johore Bahru, one of those selected by the Persekutuan Tanah Melayu Boys' Scouts Association at Kuala Lumpur to lead its contingent to the lOth world scout jamboree to be held m Matiila from July 17
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    'Recognise our degrees' appeal
    153 7 'Recognise our degrees' appeal THE Indian Graduate* A* sociation of Singapore whose 100 members are mostly employed as sdrand mathematics teachers m secondary schools, ye.ster appealed to the Oovernn to recognise their degreA spokesman of the Association said that though Indian graduates were do the same type of work a:>
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        108 8 Name your 6 favourite m m r W ml mm m £h m~M*~\ m^ ~M M^h £t THI inner Chua Kiam Guan c o Ltd., Chartered Bank 5, Singapore. Tl medienno m the early days of films, for her roles m La Roi and Room At The
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        MUCH TOO EASY FOR YOU
        116 8 MUCH TOO EASY FOR YOU SLIPPED up again and made the Special Quiz too easy with the result that I received a hundred correct entries. However, m the other quizzes I held my own for there were few who scored full marks. The drawings were as good as ever and
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        212 8 SNIDE' MEANS...? T<HE winner was Mr. J. B. S. Ang c,o Vehicles A Office. Middle Road, Singapore. The answers were: 1. Sir Thomas Browne who published a sombre discourse m 1658 after the discovery of burial urns at Norwich. 2. Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau. Mr. Sardar Singh.
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        PRIZE QUIZ 3
        56 8 rE winner was Miss Bertha Chew Huan of 165. South Bridge Road. Singapore; the runner-up was Miss Lim Mci Lan of the Methodist Girls' Primary School. Ipoh. This week the object for embellishment is a water-tap. The prize is a Philips long-playing record. LEFT, THE WINNER BELOW,
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      TWO PAGES OF FUN FOR
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      79 8 r FHK selected winner A was Othman bin Salleh of 51, Dickson Road, Singapore, 8. The still was from the film "Bachelor of Hearts" and was a picture of Sylvia Syms. How much can you tell me about the picture above? I should like to know the name
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      82 8 A dividend for initiative 4 OTHEP I rA from l >aid a West E*st >0 4 <> VA 9 2 A75 3 2 AA7 2 4 The bidding At irost t-t.es* 1 East South IS 4S strength I bid th» with i At on made the of Two NoSpac. Five
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      ANNE PLAYS IT SAFE —WITHOUT PRINCES
      233 8 From i Special Correspondent 4NNE HEYWOOD. who is just about the only remaining woman star actually working for Lord Rank is m Rome making one oi those lusty, passion nn.-d pictures called "Carthage m Flames." The problem about all this is the effect that
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    269 9 C'wealth boys at Dover College By An Educational orrespondent IN 1936 Dover C a typical small English "Public" (i.e., independent) school— made its first bid to rult boys from what waa then called the British Empire, by offering reduced to sons of member the Colonial Service on duty overseas. The
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      594 9 JUNIOR CROSSWORD \\^^-'A.W^si; I'^ DOCKET MOM V prizes Times House. River Valley P W m I I I I I are offered for colour- Road, Singapore I, t« 4A ins this scene with paints. reach her not later than §M crayons or chalks. Thursday next. Age limit mmmm rS^mmmJLmi^m* l—
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    FIREWORKS THAT FLARED —AND DIED!
    166 10 FIREWORKS THAT FLARED —AND DIED! ARGOS SUMS UP i Naw 3; Junior Clubs I. >RS opened at the na it lookt d as if they t to show that bottom of tble they could still beat the d on »rK. the g back ng on a numbt Robin hard to
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    41 10 BRITAIN TAKE 2-1 LEAD BBriovcr I Two S Rl 110 Italian •Ii it Italy took a France when I heir semi-final began here I I -6 I held to of only but D. ral- bly '•at and re- ;>tured the third
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    62 10 v. tne quaiiij the Keppel Cup to clayed toniorrow is: 8.30 a.m. W. Ward, P. DreyP. Proudlock: 8.35 R. L. Bird. W. Horst W. Maxwell: 8.40 S. H. Ang. G. Govan. J. T. Dixon; 845 T. D. WhiLson. R. Rae, Chang Pen« Sim: 8.50 T. Ellis Edwards. L
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    'Your youngsters are comparable to the best in England but..'
    248 10 'Your youngsters are comparable to the best in England but..' lIAROLD HASSALL, the English football coach, will say farewell to Malaya today alter a tour that has lasted one and a half months. During his tour Hassall dealt with schoolboys and state players. His impressive coaching methods will undoubtedly have
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    545 10 I COUNTY CRICKET r ONDOX. Sat.— Surrey, holders for the past seven years, continued to nose their way up the Englis county cricket championship table, jumping from nth to joint fourth as a result of their ten wicket victory over Glamorgan m Cardiff yesterday. t significant
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    Hard rally brings 4-3 victory
    180 10 Hard rally brings 4-3 victory Queenstown 4: Western... 3 TTiR AILING 2-1 at halt-time. A Queenstown C.C. rallied hard to win this Div. 3 A league match at Greylang Stadium yesterday. The same got of! at a fast pace, with three quick troal* m a matter of ten minutes. Queenstown
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    LATE GOAL DECIDES
    49 10 Bukit Pan.jang 2; Haikowyu 1 A LATE goal by Bukit Panjang District Club took them to victory yesterday m a Div. 3B match played at M.F.A. ground yesterday. Scorers for Bukit Panjang were J. Rozario and Samad bin Ahmad. Patrick Sng scored for Haikowyu Sports Club.
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    268 10 /"LASGOW. Sat. The Indian cricketers just failed to beat Scotland m an exciting finish to heir three-day game at Paisley near here yesterday and the match finished In a draw. The Indians claimed the extra half-hour. but Scotland .set to make 243 m 140
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    172 10 THE ARSENAL FORWARDS IN CONTROL JUNIOR FOOTBALL Arsenal 7; Pondok Peranakan 1. THE Arsenal forwards played well In this Division 1 3B match against Pondok Peranakan at Farrer Park yesterday. Not only did they attack hard and keep the pressure 1 up till the end, but their teamwork was a
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    Second half blitz by Radin Mas
    113 10 Second half blitz by Radin Mas Radin Mis (j; S.T.B 0 JHE STB were well A and truly beaten yesterday m Div. 3B against Radin Mas at Farrer Park. Though neither side had scored by the end of the first half. Radin Mas cracked In six goals before the final
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    327 10 I love sport but the fan don't love me WALLY X replies ti your letter pK)UL, that's me. I'm the guy who barracks the referee, boos the opposition, and makes rude comment^ about the players on the field. Sportsman? Sure I m a sportsman. I love sport: it gives me
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