The Singapore Free Press, 18 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, JULY 18, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion No-vendetta assurance welcomed
    9 1 Opinion No-vendetta assurance welcomed I I of m to
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    PADANG RALLY OFF
    239 1 Meant for recreation, says Lands Commissioner But action group can apply for use of Farrer Park fHE Singapore Government yesterday rejected the request of the council of joint action for the u>e of the Padang for a mass rally to protest against the variable allowance cuK down
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    Lock icon SOVIET TALK OF OPTIMISM
    324 1 French see dangerous trap set for West LONDON, S \fOSCOW RADIO said last night that there 1 4 every possibility of reaching understanding: m the Geneva negotiations and that "a wind of optimism* was blowing m press circles at the confer- ence. "The Western representa--1 fives
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    CUT-PRICE BARGAINS
    139 1 PAN you stretch the S? In these days of reed wage packets us just HAVE It's a difficult problem, course, but there is an n >Mse budX) and, above all, buying where the best bargains are to be found. T"he knowing where go for these bargains. This difficulty
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    KEEP DAUGHTERS AT HOME, POLICE WARN PARENTS
    272 1 KEEP DAUGHTERS AT HOME, POLICE WARN PARENTS KLALA LUMPUR, Saturday POLICE are advising parents of school and teenage :rls not to allow their daughters to go out at night unaccompanied. This follow* a series of report girls having been molested and m some cases raped. The victims range from a
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    Lock icon Soviet offer
    23 1 GENEVA, Sal :he Sorday it pared to withdraw its the exception m connection with lear ban treaty, provitiIsfactory cover these Reuter
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    Lock icon ANOTHER ONE
    25 1 KAMPALA. Uganda. Sat Another African nationalist uirty has been formed m da to replace three sueve movements banned by U intorial government.- Reuter
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    Lock icon 'I won't tell' police chief was right
    139 1 'I won't tell' police chief was right LONDON, Sat. The Home Secretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, told the House 01 Commons that he had asked Nottingham Council's watch committee to reconsider Its decision to suspend the city's Chief Constable, Captain Atheist an Popkess. Captain Popkess was suspended from duty by
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    Lock icon Off for talks
    28 1 BELANTRYE, Sat.— Sir Robert Armitagc. Governor of Nyasaland, left here by air Yesterday for talks m London with the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Alan Lennox-Boyd. Reuter
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    S'pore move
    79 1 HONG KONG, Sat,— Trade sources said that the Singapore Government's lifting of restrictions on the im- portation of goods direct from dollar area countries will not leave Hong Kong entirely out m the cold. These sources said that Singapore still will have to do a considerable amount of
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    Singapore doctor off to probe RI study system
    196 1 i 2o YEAR OLD doctor, Anthony Lazarus, who recently graduated from the University of Malaya, left Singapore for Jakarta by Garuda Airways this morning to study the higher education system m Indonesia. He was appointed by the Internationa] Students" Conference when it
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    Lock icon British climbers fall to death
    35 1 ZERMATT. Switzerland. Sat.— Two young British climbers wore killed yester1 day while trying to scale the Matterhorn. They missed their footing and fell to their deaths on a glacier. Reuter
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    Lock icon No copra yet
    28 1 JAKARTA, Sat,— No copra has been shipped to Singapore since the Government lifted its ban on exports. t They may he resumed next week.- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon won't hurt H.K.—yet
    56 1 won't hurt H.K.— yet perienced In the entrepot trade than Singapore and has better facilities especially banking than Singapore." The business quarters admitted, however, that over a period of years the Singapore Government's decision will adversely -affect Hong Kong. Eventually the simpler method of direct shipment which is normally cheaper
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    2 injured, admitted to hospital
    63 1 2 injured, admitted to hospital TWO Chinese were admitted to the Singapore General Hospital this morning after being involved m accidents. Mr. Ho Chooi Moi, 54, of Desker Road suffered head injuries when he was knocked down by a car on Thomson Road at 1.35 a.m. Mr. Yew Chin Bock.
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    Lock icon Strikers jailed
    33 1 MED AN. Sat.— Mi-dan District Court has .sentenced 50 of some 315 strikers at an estate m North Sumatra to one month each m iail for an "illegal mi ike."- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon DANISH THREAT
    34 1 COPENHAGEN, Sat. The Danish Pnntens Union has threatened to strike against any Danish print ins: firm which accepts orders from Britain, where the printers strike is now m its fourth week.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Laughs... then 48 die in rush
    136 1 Laughs... then 48 die in rush SEOUL, Sat.— Laughter turned to screams last night as 48 women and children were trampled to death here. Thousands of spectators at an open-air comedy show at Pusan stadium ran ior shelter from a sudden rain storm, the South Korean Government radio at Pusan
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon U.K. SHOULD TRADE MORE WITH JAPAN
    282 2 British economic expert's advice to the West LONDON, Saturday. 1 BRITISH expert m international economics said last night that Britain and the West >hould open their door* gradually to Japanese I trade. Sir Roy Harrod, Nuffteld reader In inter-; national economics at' Oxford University
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    RUSSIA NOT BUYING WITH ITS GOLD
    83 2 RUSSIA NOT BUYING WITH ITS GOLD MOSCOW. Sat. Mr. Anastas Mikoyan, Soviet First Teputy Premier, said here that the Soviet Union would never use gold to buy United States goods, but she would sell some gold if the price were increased. Mr. Leroy Collins. Governor of Florida, told reporters Mr.
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    Lock icon 860-mil. plan
    25 2 DETROIT. FYi The General Motors Corporation announced here la>t night a proposed Ms6o million ex-pan- j of it- facilities In Ar- gentina.- Reuter
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    BRIGHTER LOOK FOR STOCK MARKETS
    27 2 •>rday but Oi .nd eg mowing. h stimulated the sooti quarterly report .w St. Hi whose losed appreciably her. Rubber tea drifted
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    Lock icon Commonwealth development
    37 2 Commonwealth development LONDON. Sat.— common Ith officials who have meeting m London to further study to me mobilising resources to nice Commonwealth development, have completed work, the Treasury said They are making a report govern mt Reu-ter
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    Pipeline pact signed
    108 2 Pipeline pact signed TEL AVIV. Sat.— An agree- j ment for the completion ot a 16-inch oil pipeline from Elath, at the head < of the Gulf of Aqaba m the Red Sea, to Haifa, on the Mediterranean, has been formally .signed here by the Israel Government and a group
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    Synthetic plant opens
    50 2 AKFON. OHIO. Sat. The first synthetic rubber plant to begin production In Japan was formally opened yesterday m Kawasaki by officials of the B. P. Goodrich Company and Japanese Geon Ltd., Tokyo. The M 53.900.000 plant, has a capacity for produring 8.400 tons of rubber a year.
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      174 2 LONDON. July IT. Previous loday R po^ Ju^° K>S C Xf l T*"* n unquoted unquoted 2S bu prs 2%U buyew Au 2 8»* ieiiern 28 l r srftew RfBBER No. 1 RSS Spot l J buyers 2K tm>^ Rt'BBER No. 1 KSS Settlement hnvmr* Hous. Ten-
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      78 2 NEW YORK, luly 17. Previous Today TIN Straits Spot 10J.CKJ nom. 102.25 nom. TIN futures Straits Contract July 101 7~> buyers mi. 00 buyers 102.25 seller* 102.25 sellers Sept 101.75 buyers 101.00 buyers 102.12 sellers 102.25 sellers TONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. U-BBM: X* 34.80 ,»id Wil: «u«-i
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      30 2 MW YORK 'ulv 11 PreviMM lodaj 30 Industrials 658 2 ft 20 Railroads 168.49 40 Domestic Bonds 83.11 l.» I'tiUtifs 89 «3 Stocks Composite Averages 219 99
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      U.S. PEPPER
      46 2 Malabar spot and M lea«e 25 s afloats 25"- j. July ship-' Muntok xr. ment 25-. 25 i cf. Lampon? spot release 4 and awaiting release 25 afloats shipment 41. 4 2d July shipment 25-.-. 24 to dock. Above prices quo'ed m U.S. i
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      74 2 LONDON luh I" Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. t X North European ports delivered weight per long ton Aug. COPRA. Straits f.i.f. V.K. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Aug aid COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m bulk per long ton Aug £122*5
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    819 2 sM-vAPr&P rrifiM fAostraf Matay 22 B 22 6B bI.»bAPCKE. F My. S S S INDUSTRIALS ,JSB 3e^B T? 3 Previens Tilay BX BhcKs Fst T.6D B 1.601 Berjuntai 17/3 BTw r B S v S I.BS n c 3 |S| I ConsoM 3£ B o o c-S
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    BOAC JOINS JET 'POOL'
    103 2 BOAC JOINS JET 'POOL' Now it will hold llnvn at seven instead of It r//r// lOM THE British <^< Urways combine with other airlines m for Boeinff 707 jet airliner sp cost of holding spares at over A 8.0.A.C. statement said pany's Boeing Into necessary tor spares to be a
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    Simca Sal plesase Chryslers
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    MEAT PLAN FOR BANGKO
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    Ike confers steel strike
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    SHIPS IN PORT
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    Lock icon 'WE WOULD GIVE UP NUCLEAR BOMB IF...'
    209 3 Conference decision would be binding on us, says Gaitskell LONDON, Saturday. MR. HUGH GAITSKELL, the British Labour Party leader, declared m a radio interview last night that it a conference of his Party carried a resolution that there should be unilateral nuclear disarmament
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    Lock icon LATEST STYLE FOR AUTUMN
    39 3 f the "Infanta* sili Esl /m his Autumn colSrw 1 «rk. peau dp soie dress the skirt is MM Mdc 3nd dropped m an bodice b draped m the same i the body curves- U.P.I.
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    Bunche Jr. says 'no' to Forest Hills
    106 3 Bunche Jr. says no' to Forest Hills > T EW YORK. Sat. Ralph Bunche. 15-year-old son of Dr. Ralph Bunche. a UN. U.cier-Secretary. has declined an invitation to join the exclusive West Side tennis club Forest Hills. New York. Instead he has taken a 500--doliar life membership m the National
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    Lock icon SIKARNO TELLS PARLIAMENT TO CARRY ON
    173 3 SIKARNO TELLS PARLIAMENT TO CARRY ON I JAKARTA, Saturc RNO yesterday asked the Indo- to continue its work. The members to be m Jakarta by Monday. In a letter to the Speaker. o. the President d Parliament to continue xork within the frame- < of the 1945 constitution h he
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    Lock icon Sukarno: It's a lie
    90 3 JAKARTA, Sat. President Sukarno of Indonesia said yesterday it was a "lie" that Japan cancelled a plan to give credit to Indonesia to help build 14-storey hotel for the 1962 Asian Games. The report was carried by a Japanese news agency. The President crossed to speak
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    Lock icon Tops in ballet
    26 3 LONDON. Sat— Mrs. Frederick Ashton. a leading British choreographer won the Queen Elizabeth second coroaward tor the outdlng bajlet personality of 1959.- Reuter
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    Cadet wins £10,000 air race
    217 3 Cadet wins £10,000 air race PARIS, Sat. John Volkers, a 20-year-old R.A.F. officer cadet at Cranwell, established a i new record 42 minutes I 34 seconds m the London-to-Paris £10,000 air race yesterday, travelling from the Arc de Triomphe In Paris to London's Marble Arch. He now holds the record
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    Lock icon Queen's footman says he still loves his girl
    203 3 Queen's footman says he still loves his girl yiCTORIA, (British Columbia), Fri. Mr. Bill Rob. son, 25-year-old footman at Buckingham Palace, does not believe his intended marriage to Miss Pat Evans, 24, of VVhitburn. England is off. Mr. Robson, now m Canada with the royal tour entourage, said, "I am
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    Church announcements
    1508 3 Church announcemen ts OERVICES m Singapore churches for tomorrow are: ANGLICAN CHURCHES St Andrew's Cathedral; 7.00 a.m." Holy Communion; 8.00 a.m. Parish Communion: 8 a.m. and 930 a.m. Sunday School; 9.30 a.m. Mandarin Service: 11 a.m. Morning Prayer; 12 noon Holy Communion; 6 p.m. Evensong. Hildas Church. Katong; 7 am
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      331 3 I w ■ID I ST" I I ws j I 1,1 I H ML— 1— i JL— Mill CLUES ACROSS to convey (5). 1 Motor a truck follows but is 5 Age of the majority seen at drawn behind 1.7). the card table (.6, 3). a Plshy try-out without your
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    A Middle East saga is brought back to life
    776 4  - A Middle East saga is brought back to life Jonathan Russell dfas Bj IJISTORY is repeating itself these days via the medium of longplaying records. The voices oi our great men are being preserved for posterity, while if it -ound effects you prefer the wanderi: phone has opened up pracevery
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    PREVIEWS
    21 4 "FOR he's a jolly good fellow" {sometimes)— Murray Hamilton and Andy Griffith ann/c we health oj their Sergeant, Myron McCormick.
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    Amusing... but at times the laughter tails off
    683 4 UNou No Time For Sergeants." Warner Brothei fith and Myron McCormick. Army comedy. Spa dically brilliant X X X X I WAS a little disappointed m "No Time For Sergeants" because people who bad seen the play both m England and America
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    THE FLY RETURNS—FOR HORROR 'EPIC ADDICTS
    357 4 THE FLY RETURNS— FOR HORROR 'EPIC ADDICTS "The Return Of The Fly:' 20th Century Fox. Vincent Price, Brett Halsey. Horror at room temperature. Rating: XXX a >ear atio I previewed 'The Fly" and the sequel, "The Return Of The Fly." leaves me with little to say. If our grandparents had
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    They put Western into modern dress
    242 4 They put Western into modern dress Techn: r* WidmaTina 1 moden seeing Cobb. He "THE TV AT Cribec. j w m modfr: the san c J^ as do* given re| 3 High-povtrec an zr.t% tive gan*su- chief* J* incongruous In Uie o fornian d» starred rJ Laugh t ballet ar
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    Poll speeches to be tape recorded by the police
    396 5 I'IiIXUHON AGAINST INCITEMENT HPI R, Saturday. leaders and supporters who make speeches during unpaigiis will be are police courts ry. J. Raj (SNR) told the Free Press yesterday: "We are out to see that no subversive and inflammatory speeches are made
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    A lecture on photography
    53 5 A lecture on photography An expert m the field of photography composition and lio-hUng Mr. Don Nibbedlink of Eastman Kodak Co.. Rochester, New York, will give a talk on photography. It is organised by the Kodak <M> Ltd.. and will take place at 8.30 p.m. on August 12 at the
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    Lock icon Promising field for emigrants
    46 5 LONDON. Sat. The Japanese Prime Minister, Mr. Nobusuke Kishi, said m a television interview here that Latin America was the most promising field for Japanese emigration. Japan had no pians for encouraging or trying to promot? emigration to Australia. hf said.- Reuter
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    AIR FORCE CHAMP RECEIVES TROPHY
    25 5 t. > reieivinj: the Morrison Rose the l ommander-in-Chief ilf of the winning station Ur Force athletics hla -ek at Chan?i
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    'Prisoners are not animals in zoo'
    27 5 I j tour .timau?d to c urs."' came from apilown on y of p:aces to r >rt exiieir do the good."
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    Siren as escape alarm
    246 5 Siren as escape alarm TEST RUN IS A SUCCESS ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Any prisoner attempting to escape from Kuala Lumpur's Pudu Prison m future will set off a much bigger din than ever before. In the past he did it to the clang of bells and domestic alarms. From now
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    Lock icon CASTRO QUITS: REPORT
    146 5 CASTRO QUITS: REPORT HAVANA, Fri. Friends of Fidel Castro said today he has resigned as Premier to force a vote of confidence m his administration. There was no immediate I official statement on the reported resignation. Informed sources did not attribute the resignation re- port to any internal crisis, hand
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    Lock icon Ban lifted
    18 5 JAKARTA, Sat.— The Indonesian army has lifted a one-day ban 'on the Communist newspaper, HariaRakiat- Reuter
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    Rotary speakers
    14 5 The three prize-winners m thl elocution contest held by Rourtans on Wednesday.
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    S'pore United Plantations
    41 5 S'pore United Plantations LONDON, Sat. Singapore United Rubber Plantations annoir/^e a dividend of 12-% per cent for the year to March 31 the same as last year. Group profit is £25,749 against last year's £12.166 after tax at £24,327 against £16,724.
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    Lock icon Press chief dead
    28 5 WASHINGTON. Fri. Mr. Eugene Meyer, chairman of the board of the Washington Post and Times Herald, died here today at the age of 83.— Reuter
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    Bumper fruit crop is expected
    134 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A bumper crop of local fruit such as durians and rambutans is expected thk year. A spokesman for the Agricultural Department *aid here yesterday that although H was sttll early, he felt that production of local fruit this year would be better
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    WOMENS CORNER
    401 5 Let's dance! Ws a sure foundation of beauty jyi A\Y Singapore women are not aware of the fact, but dancing is one of the surest and most successful foundations of beauty. Anne Harrison, one of Britain's leading dance teachers, who has now started her own dancing school m
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      226 5 o t^^^ j^»^ J^^g^Jg^^^^^^^^^^^^gtfEffyTtf BORN today the stars have been exceptionally generous m handing out the talents. You are energetic, ambitious and dynamic. You go after what you want and usually set it at once. You are far-sighted and have exceptional vision, so that you can make future plans carefully
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      256 5 star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday star be your daily guide SUNDAY CANCER <June 22-July 23 —This day. can bring increased activity to you along many varying fronts. LEO 'July 24- Aug. 23) Exceptional and unusual conditions may arise during the balance of the month. Be ready
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    De Gaulle's stand is splitting NATO...
    274 6 De Gaulle's stand is splitting NATO... I*.. Strategic Air Command would be divorced from the overall NATO defence scheme for Western Europe and would operate as independent formations. Last month, equating greatness with possession of nuclear weapons, Dc Gaulle delivered an ultimatum to the U.S. Government: "Give me control of
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    THE BIG COVER-UP
    1069 6  -  SEFTON DELMER by iJ 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I < 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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    'Utter rubbish' says Marquess
    399 6  -  MICHAEL RYAN By pOR six centuries the fabulous Fitzgeralds 1 ancestors of the present Duke of Leinster played important parts In the political life of Ireland. So it did not take much to start me searching for the Duke's heir, the Marquess of Kildare. when I
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      THOSE LEADERS WHO WEAR NO TIE
      491 6 THOSE LEADERS WHO WEAR NO TIE objected strongly to De Gaulle's threatening tone. Within a week th e U.S. Tactical Air Force based m France had been transferred to Britain. De Gaulle, m a huff, then ordered his atomic scientists to speed development of an A-bomb that France could call
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    BY THE WAY
    120 6  -  Unknown B OWING to the boring ot hole* ture erected m small towi to state when delivering their work th< m each. At Kidne> St Blaise a furious arjrurr.< an abstract fieur? on the villa four holes m it. and the sculp 1 there were only three
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      102 6 niJCDDV UnLntil HEERING CHEERS! Thf Tl Heenng. A remarkable drink I it try C/ierr>- Heenng on the Rochout why! Just pour a glassful i I rr^ult is long and stimulating Most men and women enjoy Cherr like all worthwhile drinks 'ed tat mellow makes you if feeling low your spirits
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      287 6 P.M. 1.00 Programme Sum- recorded by Radio Australia troducing interesting per» mony. Rise Stevens and Romary; 1.02 Saturday Show- *°r Radio Singapore; 3.15 sonalitles who are visiting bert Merrill sing bongs of ease with melodies that cut- Saturday Prom: 4.15 Jazz Singapore. Produced and pre- the great musical comedies md
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    Branch opening
    25 7 The Federation Prime Mm Dato Abdul Razak bin vill officially open tala Lumpur branch of Insurance Co.. Ltd.. at 5.30 p.m. on Wed-
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    'Get O.K. first' order to schools
    245 7 ENTERTAINMENTS FOR WHICH ANY ADMISSION CHARGE IS MADE MINISTRY SENDS 5-POINT CIRCULAR TO PRINCIPALS S< HOOL principals m Singapore have been instructed not to allow entertainment of any kind, for which a charge is made, m M-hool premises without the express permission of the
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    City centre bus service: Firm ready to run it
    144 7 City centre bus service: Firm ready to run it THE Keppel Bus Company! is interested m starting a bus service to serve the re of the Singapore city area. The suggestion was supby motorists, Traffic c, Safety First Council ocrs and others as a r.easure to cut down traffic estion
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    Rubber outputs
    20 7 MltAyer P lb. Olenealy Plan--000 lb: Kluang ocr Co. 93.000 lb: Pajam lb: Ulu Benut Con.dated 32.500 lb.
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    Knutsen ship due on maiden
    88 7 JTNUTSEN Line is introducing a new service to the Orient with its latest ship, Lloyd Bakke. An 18 knot. 10.500-ton cargo vessel, it Is due m Singapore on her maiden voyage on Monday. The liner Is equipped with the latest cargo-handling equipment. It has refrigeration
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    Bottom is falling off illicit opium trade in Singapore
    380 7 THE supply and demand of opium m Singapore is falling off, according to a spokesman ot the Central ■otics Intelligence Bureau. The reduction m the trade. smaa suggested, m be -attributed to the rovement m social conns m the island. Better
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    FOUR JUNGLE EXPERTS LEAVE FOR BRITAIN
    89 7 FOUR airmen (above) attached to the Far East Air Force, who were responsible for training more than 1,000 airmen and soldiers during the past three years m jungle survival and parachute operations, are due to have for Britain today. The institution In which they
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    Good effort by Baba S'pura
    210 7 T DRAMATIC group, Baba Singapura, put up a show, "Mungkir Hati" (Unfaithful), at the Happy World Stadium last night m aid Of the Boys' Town building fund.' The show will be repeated tonight. On the whole, Mungkir HaU was a much improved performance compared with
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    First birthday
    27 7 A party was held at Petain Road Singapore, to celebrate the first birthday of Gilbert. the first-born child of Mr. and Mr>. Martin L. Peter.
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    154 7 That $5,000: President gives answer THE president of the Queenstown Community Association. Dr. Chee Phui Hung, yesterday gave an explanation regarding the $5,000 given to the Association by the Government to erect a basketball pitch. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, had said that the association
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    292 7 What causes these youngsters to form menacing groups? YOUTH organisations, school teachers and community leaders m Singapore are viewing with concern the growth of teenage groups with a liking lor colourful cowboy names. The secretary-general of the YMCA, Mr. Roland Lyne, said yesterday that surround- ings and the
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    GOOD DEED CLUB WIDENS SCOPE IN S-EAST ASIA
    215 7 rrHE Apex Club orgax nisation whose aim is to give a helping hand wherever the need arises plans new branches throughout South-east Asia. The two-day convention starting at the Polytechnic at 2.30 p.m. today will discuss> this. The organisation has its headquarters
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      81 7 YWCA (Outran* Road): Mathematics Pri. VI 9 a m Ladies'bandlcraft 9 a,m.; Y-Teens Club Bible quizes a^d'siniing 10.15 a.m.; Malay absolute beginners 7.30 p.mYWCA. (Raffles Quay): Self make-up 2.30 p.m.; Drama for children 9.30 a.m.; Poise and personality 10.30 am BINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Exhibition of paintings by Miss Lai Foonf
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      40 7 SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 9.07 pm. TOMORROW: 10.47 a.m. and 9.57 p.m. MONDAY: 11.32 a.m. and 10 43 p.m. TUESDAY: 12.13 p.m. and 11.27 p.m WEDNESDAY: 12.52 p.m. THURSDAY: 0.12 a.m. and 128 p.m. FRIDAY: 0.56 a.m. and 201 pm
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    How much do you know about history?
    121 8 How much do you know about history? das THE winner was Miss Catherine Yeo, of 394-10 Holland Road, Singapore, 10. The answers were: 1, Opera House. 2, De Quincey. 3, The Empress Wu. 4, Di Renjiay. 5, Assault is an attempt to apply force to another person. When that force
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    85 8 It was once a water tap THE winner was Song E. Leo of 130. Emerald Hill Road. Singapore 9. who m the drawing on the left. A consolation prize Is awarded to Tan Leong Sian. Form 5 A Presbyteri-an Boys School. Singapore. tor vie sketch
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    BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE
    67 8 BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE Biddim I /ra/fc I FREAK against he the b full X": S3 Thi tt*l and, ed W able. wert but t> ding ed a would SOITH m 6C T: w m U ter. SIN' r Mr but Mr bid vt and a I been p; A
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    141 8 I DIDN'T EXPECT SO MANY ENTRIES V'O! asked for it and. being an obliging type of iVllou, I \t»u .i LatiH Quiz and told you to name your kivourite ston But I little thought that I should have so many entries to deal with. When it was all over and
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    NAME SIX STARS FOR A LATIFF FILM IN ENGLISH
    93 8 NAME SIX STARS FOR A LATIFF FILM IN ENGLISH das T<HE winner was Mr. J. B. S. Ang C/O Vehicles Offict Middle Road, Singapore. nost favoured six were: 1. Story Book Murder. 2, Mud On Her Shoes. From China. 4. The Sealed Box Mystery. "> D. >n Do Tell Tales.
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    CRUISING DOWN THE RIVER
    54 8 gOAT-OWNERS on the are campaigner more :or cruising. ThKent River allow them to locks on the tretch of water between Hamstead and Tonbridge. At present the board have to be told when a boat is coing through and one of their staff operates the «ate^. This
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    227 9  - It takes a man to taste wine PETER KNOX By OPORTO, Portugal. pORT wine tasting is a job where man beats both woman and machine. The machine that can taste port has not been invented women have not successfully entered the field. "Women mi* :netim< .> have more sensitive pai..
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      503 9 J JUNIOR CROSSWORD j CLUES ACROSS.— 1. There level out a seed bed. 5, Famwas a mad one in Alice in 0U6 British general who r 0 tl r founded the British Legion. Wonderland. 6, Young" 7> Flat slab of stone use d for is a television comedian. 7, making
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    FAST-GROWING CASSIA BOON IN NEW GARDEN
    275 10  -  .Ift €>rergreen tree with a cratvn of tjeiiow flowers By M.R.S. ARSCOTT the trees blooming m Singapore ;it this time, one of the most showy is the a Siamea, a tall evergreen tree with a rounded crown of bright yellow flowers. fine specimen can
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    508 10 Compost is vital for our rain leached soil (rs. R. U\. n m askiJig: to set about rnakgood compost? /MDMPOST is rottcc matter, conom vegetable into manure. The t> to accomp.iil waste ;ardf tter into a heap Aerated [n this way the l :i c h rotting o: ->ured of
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    38 10 READERS are invited to write to the Gardening Editor. Singapore Free Press, for advice concerning their gardening problems. These letters will be published each Saturday m this page along with replies from the Free Press gardening expert.
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    THE FLOWER SELLER IS EX-STAR
    87 10 THE FLOWER SELLER IS EX-STAR Wyn Hendcrxm (be- low), who used to top the bill at the London Palla- dium with her twin-sis- ter earnin» more than I MSBSO a week, i* now a I flower seller, outside the same theatre. "I do a wonderful busi- ness her»," she told
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    249 10  - Want to ge away from it all? Try the Nicobar RASUL AHMAD By IF YOU want to get away froi the cares and troubles o: 1 f** sation—the Nicobar Island g>• Here no one owns property, n< g The law is broken so n f m.. policemen become scholar- atfj
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    FERTILISERS MAY NEXT BE PRODUCE!
    249 10 FOR APPLICATION TO THE LEAVES INSECTICIDES kill In- sects. But few even amon; ientists who specialise m the subject have an exact idea "why" and '"hoy The question I Lporte becausi only when the true working ol Insecticides Is known can. researchens hope to develop
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    384 11  -  ROY LAZAROO as I often referred to the sport which is just rmfi now popularity m Singapore. I baa ahi n a beginninc t»> nci league com--11 the Malay kingdom of i M.is survived (jui. k isenthil Hut Us not onl> the
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    247 11 E*ORMER junior champions Sharain Osman and r Henry Pang Chan Soon, got off to an impresstarl on the second day of the Singapore lawn Be play at the V.M.C.A. courts at Bras Basah Road. Sharain Osman and I h.id their more experienced opponents to
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    48 11 Fqurteen-year-old Elizabettt Eden broke a Singapore Inter-services' schools athletic record when she won the 100 Ls m 12.1 sec. at Gillman Garrison yesterday. Her time is one tenth or a nd outside that of the apore Combined Schools record of 12 sec. held by Janet Je.^udason.
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    240 12 RUSSIAN WARNING TO POLITICIANS 'NOT ONLY IN BONN' All Redbloc ready to defend STETTIN (Poland), Sat— Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, speaking m this former German port, said the communist countries would fight to meet any move against Poland. Addressing 40.000, people, he said, "Anyone who has
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    162 12 MISSING TOMMY'S WIFE SEEKS VISA TO E. GERMANY BERLIN, Sat. >n, the wite of a British soldier 1 to i for political asylum m applied for an East German visa :ier to m. well-informed sources m Mr<. Aldersoi\ of Colr.e. tying at an .otel. accompanied by another woman. Berlin official
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    36 12 picture IKF>> Katharine Dowsett w:ilk« hand-in hand m hngland. with her Bance. Edward Langley. •it Katherine *ai Jailed for contempt of court, then freed Laagley. however was committed to jai! for nipt U.P.I.
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    214 12 Malta 'absolute rule criticised HAMBURG. Sat. The sixth congress of the Soclalist International yesterday unanimously adopted a resolution criticising the British Conservative Government's action m Malta m suspending the constitution and reverting to "absolute rule." The resolution called for a return to democratic government m Malta and urged Socialist parties
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