The Singapore Free Press, 15 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1959. 15 CENTS
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    Geneva: Time for accord
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    Lock icon THE SHOWDOWN?
    229 1 Army and Communists may clash m Indonesia any minute NEW YORK, Wed.— Newsweek Magazine reported yesterday that "battlelines are tightening between Indonesia's two most powerful blocs the Army and the Feds." Commenting on the inclusion of Army Chief of Staff Abdul Haris Nasution m President Sukarno's new cabinet,
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    BIG POLLS HUSTLE
    565 1 Federation political party headquarters m last-minute nomination day rush An Alliance walk-over KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. JHREE ALLIANCE candidates are likely to be returned unopposed to the first fullyelected Parliament of Malaya by noon today, nomination day. All 12 of the 13 Alliance Ministers seeking rein will have
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    EXCLUSIVE
    91 1 sports news m Eree Press HISTORIC Singapore race, last run when the irse was at Farrer Park. i> to be revived. pore Derby. whiih has not been held MAN LEWIS brin-.**. \ou the facts F.X--(U MYH V on Page 9 toda You <m jlm. read what >PF( I M
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    Stable prices urged
    39 1 Northern Rhodesia. :jations m the rice of primary commoditie> like the sudden m the copper price March. 1956. and 1958 could be led partly by inter .nal agreement. Dr. NiDiederichs. South Minister of Economic 1 here.
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    Lock icon A LITTLE PRINCESS GETS A SPANKING
    176 1 A LITTLE PRINCESS GETS A SPANKING I ON DON, Wed.— Passers-by m elegant Jermyn Street, Piccadilly, yesterday were soaked and a princess received a spanking. Police were called after scores of people complained that they had been drenched while passing the entrance to a block of Bats. Several policemen went
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    Musicians arrive for concerts
    119 1 Musicians arrive for concerts A YUGOSLAV violinist and an Austrian pianist who are to perform m Singapore this week arrived here by air at l.:J0 a.m. today. They are Mr. Igor Ozim and Miss Use von Alpenheim. They flew from Zurich to! start a three-month tour by spending fiv e
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    RUBBER UP
    31 1 August first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore this morning at 98' -2 cents per lb., up five-eighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was steady.
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    Lock icon Strategy: West Allies seem to be at odds
    391 1 (GENEVA, Wee. The United States declared last nittfit it could not find "one inch of prooress" In Russia's policy statement on Berlin and Germany made at the resumed East West conference on Monday. Mr. Andrew Berding, the American spokesman, told reporters that
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    Lock icon BACK FROM U.K.
    81 1 Two Malayan students studying m Britain flew into Singapore this morning for a short holiday with their parents m Penang. They asked a number of questions about the latest political situation m the Federation and Singapore. "What is the latest on the general election m the Federation,''
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    12 more gang suspects held
    33 1 Singapore Police arrested 12 more secret society suspects yesterday. This brings the total of arrests made m the antigangster drive since it was launched last week to 69.
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    Lock icon Today's Assembly meeting
    6 1 Today's Assembly meeting STOP PRESS UPI
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    MOKE JOBS THAN EVER
    62 2 WASHINGTON. lues. Employment reached a record level m June, with 67.342.000 workers holding Jobs, the Labour Department announced today. The number of workers employed increased by 1.326.--000 since May and by 4.600.--000 since February. The Labour Department reported that unemployment m June (3.982.000* rose by 593.000
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    247 2 SHIPS IN PORT >hips hing alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expreted toda* Kristin Bukke 1 Seiko Maru 4 5. Che Kiang b'A. Orestes 6 7, Union Carrier 8 fl. Van Neck 10 11. Segamat 12, tern Maid 13 14. Straat Johore 16, Svolder 18. Ozarda 19, Sedili N.Wall
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    STOCK PRICES TUMBLE
    97 2 Election uncertainties dominate sentiment LONDON, Wednesday. IT was another day ot tumbling prices m the stock markets yesterday although, towards the close, there was cheap buying of certain leading equities. Losses, however, were widespread and m many cases fairly substantial. Sentiment was again cumulated by election uncertainties.
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    Lower air fares call
    109 2 LONDON. Wed. -The Bri I tish Government was urged yesterday by the Air League j ol the British Empire to take a firm line with other gov- j ernments to reduce air travel j fares. A report of the committee said fares on the North Atlantic
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    Denmark accepts U.K. offer
    79 2 Denmark accepts U.K. offer COPENHAGEN. Wed. Britain offered Denmark greater concessions to join the proposed "outer seven' free trade area than she could have obtained by joining the European Common Market, the Foreign Minister, Dr. Jen* Otto Krag. said yesterday. Mr Krag was explaining to the Folketing I Parliament* the
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      138 2 LONDON. July 14. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS ci.f. European 2g; P° rts JuI > 28 U sellers 28", sellers 28 buyers 28 buyers Aus 2t4 fliers 28 sellers RUBBER No. IRSS Spot.. »H 1-g- g* »g£ RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement buyers s. D 28^
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      90 2 NEW YORK, .lulv 14. Previous Today TIN Straits Spot 10-30 nom. 102.25 noax. TIN futures Straits Contract July 101.75 buyers 101.50 buyers 103.00 seller- 102.75 seller? Sept 101.75 buren 101.50 buyers 102 50 sellers 102.50 sellers TONE: Steady. SALES: Nil. BIBBER: Futures J.I, 34.10 bu Srpt 3
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      28 2 NEW YORK. July 11 Previous Today 30 Industrials 657 35 20 Railroads 40 Domestic Bond*. 15 I tilities 88.58 *5 Stocks Composite Average 220 09
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      U.S. PEPPER
      37 2 Malaba: spol 26. awaiting release 25 shipment cf. Lampone ppot 26. awaiting release 25%. afloat* 25 July shipment 254. 25 to 2 release 4 shipment 41. 4U. dock. Above prices quoted m VS. cents pc
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      82 2 LONDON, .lulv H. Previous Toda% COPRA Philippines i if. I X North European ports delivered weight per lon* ton July COPRA. Straits ci.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per lon« ton July Au* IBC quoted C OCONI'T OIL crude Straits ci.f. European ports m bulk per
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    1532 2 -g PeaK S I 8 on P.O. I g B 4 B 5 c v T9ni ltf -g 4 9 B KEY TO -it ccr c CO teg c g k all y wr c r SINGAPORE, Tuescav. INDUSTRIALS Previous Ttday A Bl Ctt Pref 160 B
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    Lock icon STEEL PARLEYS COLLAPSE: IKE MAKES NEW PLE
    200 2 STEEL PARLEYS COLLAPSE: IKE MAKES NEW PLE WASHINGTON, f f Tues. After a dramatic zero hour appeal by President Eisenhower, bo 1 1 steel industry and union leaders agreed to attend meetings tomorrow to seek a compromise. The President's appeal came after negotiations, held also at the behest of Mr.
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    KL more to boost tourism
    10 2 KL more to boost tourism i bod Pron mar. CIUG'
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    U.S. RUBBER WAGE TALK
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    Farm surpluse
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    Lock icon Kishi in crucial talks today
    94 3 MCMILLAN MAY BRING UP QUESTION OF COMPENSATION IfcCblON ABOUT Inglo-japanese IrADE TREATY? I LONDON, Wednesday. kISHI, the Japanese Prime include* hU policy talks with mi I lan here today with a meetng Street, which may decide ol the projected lonjr term treat y of commerce
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    Lock icon Club boss quits: No colour or race bar now
    125 3 Club boss quits: No colour or race bar now \|R Wilfred Bo the V\ 1 Side Tennis Club, resigned today, following 'ionwide furore over th lusion from membership of the son of Dr. Rulph Bunche. Negro .der-Secretary of the United Natl Burgland had been ed by Dr. Bunche i that
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    Lock icon U.K. 'CARRIER STRANDED
    49 3 BUENOS AIRES. Tues.-- The 22.000-ton British aircra carrier Albion wa ded at the entrance to the River Plate tonight owing to ne trouble. She Ls now due here tomorrow on a cour:t. The anti-aircraft frig.. and Chicester. 1.738 ach. docked m Bue. this afl m Reuter
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    Lock icon WEDDING HELD UP TRAFFIC
    108 3 A "quiet wedding" at St. James' Church. Piccadilly. London, developed into a traffic snarl that stretched for half a mile, lt was the wedding of Mr. Robin DouglasHome, :7. .1 friend «»f Princess Margaret and one-time suitor of Princess Margaretha of Sweden, and who is the
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    Lock icon Red hit-run Quemoy raid
    63 3 Red hit -run Quemoy raid TfVIPEH. Wed.— Two communist Chinese gunboats -hed a hit-run bombardt of the Nationalist-held island early tod.! Chine Natloved. It _c first time si tary that the commui broke their self-imposed I bered day truce m .ore front. It also was tne time the Reds employed
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    Lock icon SECRET MEET ON W. AFRICA
    68 3 MONROVIA (Liber: Dr Kwame Nkrumah. Ghana Prime Minister, has arrived here for a secret meeting of Africa's Big Three"— the Prime Minister of Ohana. President William Tubman of Liberia and Mr Sekou Toure. Guinea Premier. It is known that the of the Ghana union. Frai.
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    Lock icon Kassem: Free polls in 1960
    129 3 Kassem Free polls in 1960 DAGDAD. Wed.—Major- General Abdel Karim Kassem, the Iraqi Premier. announced night that a National Council for Iraq would be elected m a free election next year. m also said a constitution uld be prepared alter a '•Kium. and that pollparty life would be reon the
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    Lock icon Scouts find men trapped in pothole
    79 3 Scouts find men trapped in pothole [YONS. Wed -A a ved nderTh( .rard Prai I ig of found by Boy Seoul mbed pothole where they had lam on a ledge an underground rfall with nothing to >i::ce Sunday we< They were later taken to hospital s from exposure btu doctors
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    Lock icon MUST GIVE EVIDENCE IN PERSON
    156 3 LONDON. Wed —A divorce commissioner i ciused to grant a divorce and M 542.500 damages to a man living m Hong Kong withou nis e\ ence m person. Commissioner Sir Reginald Sharpe adjourned the case so that the husband. Mr. Frank Edgar Norman Wills, of
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    Lock icon 95 GIVE UP
    126 3 Convicts free hostages, leave barricaded mine peacefully PETROS, Tennessee, Wednesday. VINETY-FIVE convicts who barricaded themA^ selves m a mine here, threatening to dynamite it unless their grievances were met, surrendered peacefully last night after releasing two hostages. The hostages were foremen who normally watch over the convict-miners.
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    Lock icon Floods: 800,000 are homeless
    103 3 Floods 800,000 are homeless SRINAGAR. Wed. More than 800.000 people have been made homeless and destitute by floods which .swept over Kashmir last week. Mr. Bakshi Ghulam Mohammed, the Prime Minister, told reporters here. The government would not provide doles, he said, but they would try to pay for work
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    Lock icon Double murder
    46 3 NICOSIA, Wed. Cyprus police yesterday found the mutilated bodies of a 23-year-old Greek Cypriot woman, Eleni Spyrou, and her 11--year-old brother, reported to have been dragged from their home and murdered on Monday night near Kato Pyrgos village, 50 miles west of Nicosia- Reuter
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    Lock icon Top-level talks on printing dispute
    165 3 Top-level talks on printing dispute I ONDON, Wed.— Union leaders and employers involved m Britain's month old printing dispute held separate meetings here yesterday a few hours before joint peace talks were opening:. Delegates of the 10 unions involved and of the Federation of Master Printers were meeting at the
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    Lock icon A racing motorcycle kills boy
    74 3 A racing motorcycle kills boy r ES SABLES DOLONNE, West France, >Yed An eight-year-old boy was killed and 12 other people seriously injured when the French motorcycle champion, Georges Bayle, mounted the concrete banking of a stadium ancl struck several spectators during a motorcycle meeting here last night. Most of
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    Lock icon 'Keep us off'
    42 3 GENEVA. Wed. Mr. Leopold Soissier, president of the International Committee of the Red Cross, said here yesterday that under no circumstances would his committee accept any responsibility for the repatriation uf Koreans m Japan to North 1 Korea. Reuter
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      292 3 BB BB *^*_________i________r" i^"■__________bl______________^^^T~~"i^^^ CLUES *< BOSS '<*■ Every man has his price, but isn't necessarily a man of this 1. Quite a la." this way of cv things <4«. 5 lilf vav lo pet about In the 4 Noisy Place of novel vi Hebrid< ■4>. rurpin's ii\e was hither
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    THIS MIGHT MEAN A GREAT DEGREE OF RECKLESSNESS
    1769 4 The Russians no longer feel tremendously behind the West CONCLUDING the Henry Brandon interview ■with writer-philosopher 3largaret Mead gRAXDOX: One of the most frequent phrases one hears used m America is whether somebody is well-adjusted or not. In Europe nobody cares, Is
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    Now a magic carpet ride
    650 4  -  PETER WOON By THE FLYING -AUGER 1> SUCH FUN FLEW m Britain's A fantastic flying saucer. I skimmed 12 inches above the whitecrested waves of the Solent at nearly 30 miles an hour on a magic carpet ride into the future. The sensation is like
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    BY THE WAY
    120 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber rZ. a rPHE reason why a Summit meeting will be so much less inefficacious than not is because Heads of State can say what they do not mean with more assurance than Foreign Ministers. And by the time someone has found out what the others are
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    BRITISH MALES COPY U.S TOURISTS
    45 4 BRITISH MALES COPY U.S TOURISTS THI 'I For bow. But t It SU: ca: J lor Which doubt r W< An 'f-B Lightest k The -.J Ofli ligh The'" nov sui: I hot j Thc I j ing __1 14 I are I m< lo:
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      314 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme Sum- last Sunday's programme), talk: 7.15 The Minister For donesian tunes played m mary 1 02 Mid-day Melodies 80 BBC Jazz Club Pr National Development, Mr. Western style. 10.00 The luced by Jimmy Grant and Ong Eng Guan speaks to the Living Shakespeare Seventh the Vienna Phiinarmonic
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    2-phase scheme for S'pore villages
    57 5 2-phase scheme for S'pore villages DFGSDFGS DFGS will h»> .i h ll.nour about clothrs ai at th*- Adelphi morrow, when a fashion parade is si i highlight of the stronomj week.' r will bt* a parade leaciins mannequins Boatj mannequin training and charm > Pr«>s picture shows Marjorie Jones m
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    S.I.T. men to help Council
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    JUKEBOX OPERATORS LEAVE FOR BORNEO
    326 5 JUKEBOX OPERATORS LEA VE FOR BORNEO $2-million worth of machines and 4,000 people are left idle J* y Free Press staff -Reporter J I KEBOX and pintablc operators m Singapore are trying to find an outlet for their machines, which have been lying idle since the Government banned them on
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    Lock icon 'We need education facilities'
    249 5 ISLANDERS COMPLAIN TO GOVT. OFFICIAL r ACK of education facilities on the islands off Singapore was brought to the attention of the Goviment when the Parliamentary Secrey to the Minister for" National Development. Incne Ya'acob bin Mohamed, visited four of them yesterday. Inch > was accom
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    Water cut off
    32 5 There will be no water supI ply along Farleigh Avenue and Poole Road. Katong, till 5 p.m. today, according to an announcement from the Singapore City Water Engineer.* Department.
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    MORE CHINESE ARE NOW JOINING S'PORE POLICE
    356 5 CHINESE are no w joining the Singapore police force m greater numbers the Police Secretary, Mr. William Cheng, told the Free Press today. There were 705 Chinese m the force m 1957. Their number increased to 769 last year. The figures for [his
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    'No-hitch' airport
    309 5 System for fire-fighting and rescues perfected CiIVIL aviation authorities m Singapore are con- fident that their fire-fighting and rescue operation arrangements, perfected over a number of years, would run without a hitch m the event of an emergency. The Director of Civil Aviation. Mr. K.M. Barclay, commenting on
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    Rubber dividend
    23 5 LONDON. Wea. Killinghall (Rubber i Development Syndicate has announced an unchanged interim dividend of 20 per cent, payable on August 15.
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      123 5 ■MMM l-4-VfriT^-^ m^mmA AW .C.A (Outram Road): Malay absolute beginners 9 a.m Y.W.C.A (Raffles Quay): Malay— beginners 10.15 a.m. Japanese flowe.r arrangement 10 a.m.: lnternational Women's Clvb talk on "latest hair styles from Paris and care of the hair m the tropics" by Roland Chow 10.00 a.m. PIBLIC SPEAKING INSTITUTE:
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    K.L. trade talks aim at pact with Japan: 10 to represent Malaya
    296 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE preliminary session of the trade conference between Malaya and Japan on Monday may lead to further negotiations culminating m a trade agreement between the two countries. The talks on Monday will be I m
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    HOME FOR 'PROBLEM GIRLS' ON THE FRINGE OF JUNGLE
    287 6 HOME FOR 'PROBLEM GIRLS' ON THE FRINGE OF JUNGLE KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday. MX miles out of Kuala Lumpur, on a hill oyer--3 looking a deserted stretch of the Ulu Kiang I valley 28 women are having a home built for thems on the fringe of the jungle. When they move
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    'Vote wisely' call by estate union
    111 6 'Vote wisely' call by estate union KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The National Union of Plantation Workers has warned Its 300.000 odd members "not to be beguiled by .tical propagandists" m the elections. Mr. P.P. Narayanan, general tary of the NUPW. said yesterday: "The time has ne to make our stand clear
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    3 Malayan teachers for world talks
    135 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Malayan Teachers' National Congress is sending a three-man party to a general assembly of delegates of the World Confederation of Organisations of the Teaching Profession at Washington. The conference will be ht _d from July 31 to Aug. 7. The
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    Society elects officials
    59 6 Society elects officials Following have been elect- ed officials of the Ramakrishna Sangeetha Sabha, Singapore, for 1959-60: President and director o. music. Dr. M. Chotta Singh, hon. secretary, Mr. Fulchand jariwala; hon treasurer, Mr. a. Rajah, member for pubiieitv and drama. Mrs. A. Gunaratnam. Committee: Mr. T. Pakiannathan. Mr. jaduandan
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    WOMEN'S CORNER
    766 6 Make this I blouse yourself, save -THE average working girl m S^X^rSE* She knows it is wise to be able to make and she is keen to learn amone Wnmpn'- Comer carried out a sunejr amoiit, the riSte In a big office and was pleasantly surprised to "md
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      543 6 > vj\ 'J*&r i^&\lhlirtlm^^VfSfit't''*r¥'itt tr. viii V -_iV jtf*_^_Tfs_L' t ft-> __i ■p*_P^ V| |_______i fcfiKMif __^^^^^^H BORN today you have a that, as a rule, if you laugh, SCORPIO (Oct. 24- No v. 22) vivid personality and the world laughs with you: New aspects are favourare usually the centre
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    Fun to drive, so relaxing, joy to handle: And NO worries
    884 7 Fun to drive, so relaxing, joy to handle: And NO worries ItOBEKT CIEVIOX ROAD TESTS THE AUSTIN HEALEY SPKITE II 1 were hiring a man tor a job ol great ponsibiiity I would iook at nis forehead. .\ot ior the stem lines ot determination but lor tne sun-polisned manogany look.
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    THEY'VE BEEN GOING STRONG SINCE WORLD WAR 1
    85 7 rpHE collection of old fashioned vehicles formed by Mr. C. Cornwell, of Stanway, Colchester, a coach proprietor, includes "penny farthings" and other museum pieces. His „p enny-farthing" tricycle of 1878 is two years older than the specimen on display at Colchester Museum.
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    NECK BROKEN. HE RODE ON
    66 7 WHILE 32-year-old Mr. K.J. Rai dull, of Manor Park. Yateley. was riding his motor cycle along a lane at Mortimer, near Reading, he was struck by lightning and hurled Into a hedge. Finding his machine undamaged, he rod<> on to his mother's home before being
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    741 8  - Herter to face public opinion on his return ALFRED KRUSENSTIERN By WASHINGTON. TBE rretarv of State. Mr. hri^tian A. Herter's honeymoon with the American press and public opinion may end soon after he returns from thr Geneva conference. Traditionally m U.S. Cabinet, membi ally S anted endowment ot goodwill fo:
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    115 9 THREE Australian women golfers, who are m Singapore on their way home from the Commonwealth tournament at St. Andrew's. Scotland. will play against men today at the Royal Singapore Golf Club. Yesterday the RSGC women did well against the visitors, winning the exhibition series 2-1.
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    PLAYERS, COACHES, SELECTORS TO ATTEND SPECIAL MEETING
    147 9 effort to justify the opti- mism of his supporters. On Ismail Yusoff, the captain who was dropped from the Malaya Cup team, Mr. Soh said: "The selectors felt that his form has been poor lately. If he shows signs of improvement then we
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    60 9 SOI'TH ZONE P W D L F A PtS Selangor 7 5 3 0 36 20 ll Spore 6 3 2 1 15 10 8 Malacca 7 3 1 3 21 28 7 Negri 6 2 0 4 11 18 4 Services 6 1 2 3 15
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    36 9 Aston Athletic Club are celet ing their 38th anniversary orurday. A dinner will be held at thei club premises, followed by distri- 1 but ion of trophies won during the j pj_-L year.
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    312 9 LONDON, Wed. Surrey gained their sixth successive win when they beat Kent by 10 wickets at Blackheath yesterday. Six weeks ago. Surrey were languishing near the foot of the English county cricket table and their prospects of gaining the pennant for the
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    107 9 ATHLETICS Singapore Base District individual championships. New Soon, I p.m.: Singapore Combined Schools championships. Jalan Besar, 2.30 pjn. SWIMMING: Chinese Swimming Club championship.*., Amber Road, 5.13 p.m SOCCER: Parker Cup— R APC v Cheshire Regt.. Dover Road. SGSFA junior knockout: STB "B" v Woodbridge Hospital, Serangoon Road; Prisons
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    44 9 ROY SWETMAN IS EXCUSED LONDON. Wed. Roy Swetman. Surrey's wicketkeeper, has been released from the Gentlemen versus Players match today because the county champions have no other wicket-keeper available for their next match. John Murray of Middlesexwill replace him m the Players team.- Reuter
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    32 9 TOKYO. Wed.— The Japan Professional Cycling Association said here yesterday it would send three cyclists to the 1959 World Cycling Championships to be held m Amsterdam from August 8.- Reuter
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    240 9 rmEFFIELD. Wed -The Indian S HE^ c keters' match against Yorkshire, which produced some LW^ batting on both sides rnded m a tame draw here >es tCr Yo ft^shire. 154 for five overnight he Indians 381. were dismissed for 299 to give the tmrists a
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    493 9  - STORE DERBY WILL BE REVIVED Allen Lewis DFGDSFGSDF GS m Last one was m 1910 THE Singapore Turf Club will re-introduce the Singapore Derby over 1} miles at the AugustSeptember meeting. A new I-} miles start has been built for this race. Last run on the old racecourse, now Farrer
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    158 9 Chance for badminton fans to speak out ALA VAN badminton fans will soon have their own magazine, officially compiled and produced. The Badminton Association oi Malaya intends to publish the first issue m September, followed by another m December. "We want even-one to help on this." said Mr. Leow Kirn
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    182 9 'Good old Aussie breakfasts' for Davis Cup squad MEXICO CITY. Wed. The Australian tennis players! here for the Davis Cup zone I matches on Saturday have fought off one of the most j insistent temptations of the country savory, spicy, exotic Mexican food. Harry Hopman says his charges will be
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    325 10 .NASSER ATTACKS 'SUPPORT FOR LEADERS WHO SUPPRESSED .NATIONAL MOVEMENTS' PRESIDENT NASSER of the United Arab Republic' said yesterday that the Western countries must take thc major responsibility lor growth of Communism m the Middle East He said m an article m Life Magazine:
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    92 10 BOYCOTT AGAINST APARTHEID t CCRA. Wed. The _r\ Ghana Trades Union ungress has ordered its ;>.)0,0U0 members not to unload any ships which Have left South Africa alter July the congress secretary general, Air. Jnhn TeUcgah. has disclosed. If-* 1 s t 'jn« **|g s would also ask the Ghana
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    31 10 LONDON. Wed. AngloOriental Plantation announced that its -offer of June 10 to the members of the Amherst Estates (Selangor) Rubber Co., Ltd., remains open for acceptance until further notice.
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    162 10 IMM-M m cat -old m boolgirl told .1 m.t tr.it t in Singapore that vhc was ilcsman trhom irlit-r Elass Ol water ins at thc ;i Kirn >en,. who des< nhcd himself nd ua> accased v b«r modesty. on June I .it it home
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    38 10 KAMLOOPS (British Columbia). Tuesday. 4 SEAR( nearly sent out on Lake Perm: :or Queen Elizabeth and c^ Pn *n out on the lake four-a I hours, it was disclosed today. vornded nd- Reuter
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    116 10 U.S. Senate passes big defence Bill WASHINGTON. Tues.— The U.S. Senate tonight passed a US$4O.OOO-million Bill to provide money for national defence during the next year exceeding President Eisenhower's budget request by US$346 million. The Bill, which includes US$3BO million for a second nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, and money to increase
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    40 10 Goode attends reception The Yang di-Pertuan j Negara. Sir William Goode. was present at a reception given by the French ConsulGeneral m Singapore and Madame Jean Aurillac at their Gallop Road residence last night to celebrate France's national day. I
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    91 10 A NEW TOOTH DONATED BY HIS YOUNGER SISTER LONDON. Wed- A Toronto doctor yesterday described a successful toothgrafting operation m which a tooth from an 11 -year-old girl was transferred to her 22-year-old brother. Dr. Samuel W. Leslie described the operation at a session of the International Congress ol Plastic
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    113 10 Trade Union has second thoughts on nuclear policy T ONDON. Wed.— The National Union ol G and Municipal workers, third biggest m B tain, has had second thoughts. 5 the Union decided to makrevolt again official H-bomb threatened to split the Labour pari Autumn General Election Union leaders deeicimeeting m
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    28 10 LA PAZ. Tues. Capt Gil Reyes, leader of the a tive June 26 revolt Santa Cruz, was capturi n othi rebe Bu< v announced U.P.I.
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    88 10 GIRLS JUMP TO DEATH AFTER POOR REPORTS RI WU lU.. rmanv. Ued I ear-old girls committed suicide toiher her? >eMer;.a\ be. LiiiM they t puor schoal reports Police said the sirls took their lives by jumping together off a 130-loot high chflf One of the girls died immediately thc other
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