The Singapore Free Press, 21 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, JULY 21, 1959 15 CENTS
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  • IT'S UP TO GROMYKO
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      Lock icon West hopes that he will compromise
      256 1 West hopes that he will compromise officials here were hoping today for some Soviet indication of willingness to compromise on the West's latest plan tor continuing talks on Germany, turned down by Russia yesterday. They hope Mr. Gromyko will admit there is a •ompromise when the three Western rs are
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      Lock icon MINISTER HURT IN CRASH
      91 1 MINISTER HURT IN CRASH GALASHIELS. Scotland, Tue*. Britain's Minister of Work*. Mr. Hugh Molson. received head injuries when his chautleurdriven car was involved in a collision with another car near Cold.^tream. Berwickshire, late on Sunday night. He was taken to hospital at Galashiels, where his condition yesterflay afternoon was said
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      Hold-up pair grab $55 watch
      35 1 Mr Tan Khim Guan. of Chulia Street. Singapore, reported to the police that two men held him up at 11 pm yesterday and stole $10 and a watch worth $55.
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      Lock icon Surprise meeting
      25 1 LONDON Tues. -A surprise j meeting of the British CaIbinet yesterday was believed to be concerned with problems arising over Central Africa.- Reuter
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      BATTLE OF THE SNAKES
      97 1 BA TTLE OF THE SNAKES Pictured above are combatants and casualties in yesterday's threehour "battle of snakes'* at the 7th mile. Tainpines road, in which an t.tnatctl 60 of the rept tiles were killed. The strange "war" attracted crowds of onlookers. An omooKcr said that it least 100 snakes, many
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      Lock icon Iraq is calm again report from Bagdad
      143 1 BEIRUT. 1 Rei reaching Bagdad from ivirkuk report that three day- 10l low between Turks and Kurd- In the northern Iraq oil town on July 14. Some unconfirmed rep put thi death toll as high as 1.000. Others, also unconfirmed, said the racial
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      Migration from Java
      55 1 JAKARTA, Tues. Antara news agency said that in the next 10 years the Indonesian Government planned to move 11 million people from overcrowded Java and the Lesser Sundas to other ds of the republic. The agency said that in this month alone, 53.110 people were booked to
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      SMALL FALL IN RUBBER
      89 1 LONDON. Tues. Following a small decline in Singapore, ruooei prices yesteruay underwent a slight downward revision at the opening. However, there was little further change during the day. Traders reported United Kingdom factory interost in the lower grades ol sheet but that otherwise shipment rubber remained
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      Lock icon Red China credits for Indonesia
      42 1 Jakarta. Tues.— Antara news agency said Communist China had agreed to give Indonesia US$3O million worth of credits for the purchase of textile milimg machinery. The delivery of the machinery would be extended over tour years. Reuter
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      Lock icon U.K. to increase share io fund
      49 1 LONDOiN. Tues. Mr. David Ormsby-Gore. Minister of State, Foreign Office, announced in tne House of Commons yesterday that Britain's contribution to the United Nations special fund was to be substantially increased in 1960. In 1959. Britain pledged $1,000,000 to the special iund. Reuter
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      GOVT. UNIONS SURPRISED BY POLICE REQUEST
      164 1 GOVT. UNIONS SURPRISED BY POLICE REQUEST SINGAPORE Police have asked for details and sketches ot the placards and banners which the Council ol Joint Action intends to put ii] the proposed mass rally in Fulleiton Square on The council has been formed bv unions of Government. City* Council and SIT
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      Schoolboy killed in taxi accident
      34 1 A 10-year-old schoolboy. Choi Yee Bong, was involved in an accident with a taxi In Braddell Road at 7.45 a.m. today. He died on arrival at the General Hospital.
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      Lock icon Govt, official shot dead
      48 1 Bone. Eastern Algeria. Tu i The Public Prosecutor oi Bone, M. Agelou, was shot dead last night as he walked i in the city with his wife Police said several men. thought to be Algerian nationalist insurgents, opened 1 Are from a car.- Reuter
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      RUBBER UP
      31 1 August hr«,t grade rubber buyers Lob. opeiud in Singapore this morning at 9"< cents per lb up three- eighths of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was quiet.
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      Lock icon Pretty girl found dead
      109 1 Pretty girl found dead TON DON, Tues. —Au attractive 19-year-old girl in a white blouse ancl a red sicirt was found dead in a North London brook early parent ly strangk d a rope. Detectives scene aitt r a tn .led at the local po.. ..■nd draped I the shallow
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      Lungs'for the cubicle dwellers
      7 1 Lungs' for the cubicle dwellers Opinion fasdfasd
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      Lock icon POLES EXPEL LMERICAN
      26 1 U'AKSAW. ->ociated ..dent in v. n ordered to tomorrow Polish news agency PAP said Mr. Johnsons corwere b onnectl te conon" hnrm- Reuter
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      Cigarette haul bv marked trio
      15 1 Three masked men assaulted Road. Sinore, coffee-shop proprietor ;e cigarettes
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      89 1 CAMERAS s INSIDE RED CHINA New P.P. series II T HAT arc conditions in w f Communist China today? The Singapore Free Press has bought an exclusive serie* I 9ee Red China From The In>ide." written bv a journalist who recently returned from a tour of that eountrr The series
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    GOVT. TO SPEND $1 MIL. IN REGROUPING FISHERMEN
    119 2 More centres after Langkawi KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. pIK Federation Government is going ahead with its plan to regroup hundreds of Mala) fishermen along the West Coast of Malaya into bigger unit>. i tor the Ministry of Agriculture said in Kuala Lumpur yesterci.
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    Tyre price cut
    37 2 AKRON iOMo>, Mon.— The Goodyear Tyre and Rubber Company announced today it would reduce replacemeni i tyre prices from 5 to 15 per j cent, on certain of its pas- j senger tyre lines
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    Millions in credits for Spain
    91 2 Millions in credits for Spain PARIS. Tues. Spain was admitted yesterday as> the 18th member of the O.E.E.C. The announcement said Spain would immediately benefit from a large credit equivalent to $300 million from the funds of the European Monetary Agreement. Other aid At tne same time the International Monetary
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    Ford grants to RI and Burma
    124 2 NL w \niik Mon- The I ord I oiindation todav rants of: n to Indonesia for stud} lours in the I.S. for mor administrative officii lin Ministry of l din tt I1 IM StlKlv of ti Hffi inwiaii r.vuoo to the Institate International I.
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    Lock icon WE CAN'T EARN PROFITS, SAYS U.K. SHIPOWNER
    116 2 V'lwc.isall, lues. *>* A British shipowner •said here yesterday that the cost oi new Britishouilt vessels was so high that it was becoming impossible to earn a profit. He was Mr. Basil Sanderson, chairman of snaw, Savill and Albion Ltd., who watched the
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    Bid for trade, tourism
    119 2 Bid for trade, tourism OPENS OFFICE IN SYDNEY MELBOURNE, Tues.— The Hong Kong Government would open an office in Sydney to promote trade and tourism, according to the chairman of the Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce, Mr. J. D. Clague. Mr. Clague said in an interview here that Hong Kong
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  • Round the World Market Preces
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      168 2 LONDON, July 50. fievious Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European porta July unquoted unquoted \u« 28 *< buyers 28 buyers 28 -i sellers 28 2 sellers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 28* buvers 28 < buyers 28 sellers 28 :t sellers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      103 2 tin Btratts spot 101.25 nom. 102.12 nom. TIN futures Straits Contract Jul? 101.00 buyers 101.50 buyers 102.25 sellers 102.00 sellers Sept 101.00 buyers 101.50 buvers 102.25 seller.s 102.00 fellers TONE: Quiet. I U ES: Nil. BIBBER: Future* July 34.75 buyers 35.20 bm ens 35.10 seller.s 35.50 seller.Sept
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      36 2 NEW YORK. Julv PirTious Todar 30 industrial.* 657 13 t'54.54 20 Railroads 166.95 165.75 40 Domestic Bonds 83 19 83.10 15 I' HHties 88 95 88 9*. mi Stocks Composite Arerage* 219.21 218.34
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      U.S. PEPPER
      67 2 Malabar spot 26 awaitlnf release 26. afloats 25 to 25 *i. July shipment 25-i, 25*-.-, cf. Lampong upot 26 l i. a**itins release 26. afloats 23 "i to 25U. Julv ship- irenr 25-j. 24% to 25'... df eara***ak unquoted. Muntok white spot 42. awaiting release 4: afloats 41-2.
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      90 2 COPRA Philippines t-.i.1. L.K. No?-tb European ports deliTerad ciffht per long ton Auf COPRA, Straits c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weifht per lonf ton Auf COCONCT OIL crude Straits v i.f European ports in bulk per lonj ton Auf./ Sept. COCONUT OIL crude Cevlon ci.f. European
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    MALAYAN SII ARK MARKET
    1676 2 MININGS .51 R j .66 S .62 S i Horj Kong 49 B 4 '3 I 5-1 a9 S j lens H»2 4 c b 4 9 B 5355 S I 16 9 B 16 9 B 17 1 9 17/1 S i J«lisa:g '5 9
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    List of passes in accountancy exam
    169 2 PLLOWINu ruUdatee have pas>ed the examinations conducted by the Australian Society of Accountants ln Singapore in May: Preliminary: Aw Hong Le Ahmad Bin Muaiapha Ow, Chua fciak Kw.r,^. I I Chonu Kim Chia Whre George Pan Chaw Fu. Jaflar II fl R Oum. Kong
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    Business in London stocks restrict
    24 2 Business in London stocks restrict I ONDON StOCK Nc\* I by a Oaim mar- I Ster lX)rt bui quiean earl Do flee Stro irret
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    37 CARS FINIS IN MOBIL ECONOMY RU
    18 2 37 CARS FINIS IN MOBIL ECONOMY RU Cm p. natioi in E Ot The ol 2< ■l ind
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    CITY LIGHTS
    22 2 It's quite simple realiy. General, lust remember that everything in black were got— ■every >t hino in red we one
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    20 miners say 'yes' to barter
    115 2 20 miners say 'yes' to barter KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s. Twenty Chinese lin Perak. Selangor and P have agreed to take pan i the barter trade with !to exchange tin tor agricultural products This was Bated ;by the president ol the Malaya Ch ciation. Mr. Chong Khoon Lin. He said that
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    Lock icon Trade mission
    27 2 TOKYO. A V German tradr I by Dr. K. Darnel. the Bonn lllnistn mics. has arrived here b: negotiate a new tra merce agreement. Reuter
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    66 2 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharxr expected today: Benlomcr.ci 1 2 Fultala 4 5. Ferhsea 6A. Lykcs C 7. Leninogoisk 8 y. W raio 10 11. City oi Li\erpool 13 14. Mikumo .\fhiu 16 16. B 18. Maetsuycker 1» Wall 4. Klmanls 21 22 Sii Maru
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    MALAYS TO OPEN $200.000 CAFE
    5 3 MALAYS TO OPEN $200.000 CAFE
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    HE OPPOSES A HOLIDAY
    5 3 HE OPPOSES A HOLIDAY asdfasdfsad
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    TRUNK DIALS IN K.L. NOW
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    GREENE IS APPOINTED NEW BBC CHIEF
    200 3 He directed psychological warfare in Malaya TUP LONDON. Tuosflav 1 t'SSr w thc Hritish BrosdSn g Mr Il'S Eh? C ex-Malayan I uoh .fdirf eto (;rt ne t0 BUC ««d Sir "lan 1 when sir lan rctio communist terrorists Joined as assistant editor Greene
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    No tears shed at thug's funeral
    80 3 No tears shed at thug's funeral 4 IDERED terday burim the Pek San in Upp* Thomson Road, ithout K black of hi sta early Oil CID ..ber of the Onl ndful of people the funeral. the burial, his r. Chan F pore Harbour welder, told the NOT SORRY He did
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    Wallaby on Mav to PI
    35 3 AN 18-1 d in Sii by Qa Ita way to The animal World Scout Jamboree now b Philippine*. It will Kept in the I Zoo. by leave* by PAA for
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    LOG EXPORTS BOOMoom
    77 3 LOG EXPORTS BOOMoom KUALA LUMPUR Mon. new lii. Ith which she is doing .ng bu She precedent by unpawn timber to Japan. Tlie Japanese are a logs a* they them. e two types of timber logs which are being shipped nei and white both of which are I ae of
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    Public lecture on birds
    41 3 Mr. A. Fraser-Brunner will give a lecture on "Birds as a Hobby." illustrated with coloured slides at the Cultural Centre. Singapore. 8.30 p.m. on July 30. The lecture re <] bv the Singapore Cage-Bird Society. Admission is tree.
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    29 crimes man is jailed
    99 3 A RUSSIAN, Vladimir Jarkoff. 38. who admitted 29 previous convictions, was sentenced to five years' preventive detention and a days jail by a District Court in Singapore yesterdav on a charge of criminallv intimidating his wife. Gertrude Rozario and another of hurtins her by giv-
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    SOUTH PACIFIC' BEAUTIES
    84 3 AIIWUIUUILUIII. i I II rY-THREE girls took part in an audition at the Hollywood Room, Odeon Cinema. Singapore, last ninht for the "South Pacific Night" floor show at the Ocean Park Hotel on Aug. 1. len wen- selected. In this Free Press picture Christina Lee. onr of
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    Rallies: Planters to think again
    72 3 Rallies: Planters to think again KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. TVHE United Planting Association o: Malaya will decide tomorrow whether election rallies bv political parties should be allowed on the ot" its membi Mr. T. H. 1 lier dor. that political meetings >!. not b The U.P.A.M. had pn held that property,
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    Snag in fish deal
    98 3 Snag in fish deal KUALA LUMPUR. T ite the eagerness of I lon to start a market for Malaya's ikan kembong. the Director Mr. Soong Ming Kong, -aid ay that Indonesia was still "our safest bet." He said: "It is true that a ftnn 'ion had ordered about 200 tons
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    BOOKS FOR 3 SCHOOLS
    50 3 THREE Singapore Tamil .aid Trafalgar Home" have received worth of Tamil books from Valluvar Illam. a Tamil association. The three schools are Kalaimagal Tamil School Bharathithasan School and the St George's Tamil School. The books were bought from proceeds from cinema shows organised oy tne Vallu-
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    CANNING WAS SUCCIESS
    47 3 CANNING WAS SUCCIESS KUALA LUMPUR. TU( Hundreds butans and duriai expected to be produced by the Rural and Industrial Developmei coming fruit i The experimi i last n was technically successful. Mr. E. K. Fisk, a •mbo Plan who is in char- RIDA nomic ar.d said he.
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    Film on Korea
    30 3 SINGAPORE. Mon.- Korean pianist, Sura Kang. will -now a film mi Korea at the iWCA Ii ai Women's b In Raffles Quay at 10.15 t.m on Wednesdi
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    Anti-graft Bill will give wide powers to CID men
    174 3 Anti-graft Bill will give wide powers to CID men KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government is to introduce a Prevention of Corruption Bill in Parliament this year. Tlie Bill will give wide powers to officers of the anti-Corruption Department, officially called the "Special Crime" section ot the C.I.D. Le^al experts
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    Fish auction system still under study
    92 3 Fish auction system still under study IT UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Department ol Cooperative Development is still studying plans for introducing an open public auction system for the sale of fish in Kuala Lumpur. A spokesman for the Department said no final decision had been reached. He said the system,
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    RIDA plan for estate training
    52 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue.s. The Rural and Industrial development Authority i_> gomg anead with its plan lor training more youths to become estate managers. A RIDA spokesman said here jesteraay thai investigations were being made into tne possibility of bu; certain rubber estates In Johore for
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      288 3 CLUES ACROSS start an argument (Tt. Boisterious mirth 11 Latin substitute tor an We? (5. 8». asei? Don't take any notice 8 Pip'.-> I mi aing oi the score' <4>. nild fn the States (11). 12 What's in addition? Elsie, not 12 The man with ihe know-how I! <4». tto.
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    If there is no Press to watch them they can be themselves at last
    117 4  -  Cummings ...by HUGH can stop pretending to be a Socialist, and can consume oysters with Hallsham at the Carlton IKC can stop pretending to be President, and can give serious thought to serious things at last
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    The stone of destiny— in reverse
    318 4  - The stone of destiny in reverse BILL KNOX BY ********************1l lllllllllllllllllllllir \N OTHER vanishing Stone "It's the Stone of Destiny... in reverse," chuckled Mr. F. R. Stewart, Glasgow representative of the Stewart Society. "But how on earth could they move this on- puzzled Mr. C. Stewart Henderson, of Edinburgh, central
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    GIRL OF TODAY WELL EQUIPPED TO FACE UP TO LIFE
    505 4  - GIRL OF TODAY WELL EQUIPPED TO FACE UP TO LIFE EILEEN ANDERSON By WISH there wen junior miss in my house. I would at once consult her on how to do the housework and could count on her to cut my chore-time in half. I would also rely on to
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    BY THE WAY
    8 4  - BY THE WAY %y unknown I i be
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    EAST MEETING WEST on FLOOR of the PLAYROOM!
    648 4 EAST MEETING WEST on FLOOR of the PLAYROOM! ICCORDIXG to the portents, and the experts who draw conclusions from them, there arc boom days ahead for the world s toy trade —and recent arrangements made by Britain with the Soviet Union may lead to Russian novelties finding their way into
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    'Women can work as a team'
    294 4 'Women can work as a team MME. CLAI'DE KOGAN of Nice is taking a break from designing swimsuits and bikinis for wear on the golden Mediterranean beaches. For months now her thoughts have moved 26.750 feet above beach level to the eternal snows of a Himalayan peak. She has been
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      322 4 sl^HlHlHii^^^HHiUHJh|^j^H HBh ■_______H________U_______H_______HHn PM 100 Programme Sum- son at the 8.8.C. Theatre 7.30 Dupa Kenchana. leader), Reynaldo Lachica mary; 102 Souvenirs From Organ; 6.00 A Day To Re- First programme in a series violin), Louis Moyzer (celShowiand. Featuring the member. Birthday and in which Malay and In- io), Gus Styne
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    USIS answers propaganda charge
    307 5 DOYT DETERMINE WHAT m )kS THEY SHOULD READ 9 [states lntormation Services in <sin<*o.^w. b. of its work here fo\^ n :n„er for Labour and Kw?M?iL B"bJ£ .IIU I Bl Books loaned at request of community centres forced moa of the community centres in Singapore to
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    BALLET GRACE BY LIU SISTERS
    87 5 GLORIA Kiang. left, and Rita Liu stole the show at the Cultural Centre yesterday with their piece entitled "Ballet Rose They were dancing at a charity performanee produced bv the Red Shoes School of Ballet called "Les Petites Danseuse." The proceeds of the show will
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    Water supply stoppage
    46 5 W ater supply stoppage There will be no water supply along Yong Siak Strict, between I Poh Road and Kim Tian Road, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. today, the City Water Engineer's Department announced yesterday. The shut-off is due to the laying of connecting water
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    3 airmen get cash awards
    123 5 3 airmen get cash awards THREE Far East Air Force NCO's have been awarded cash prizes by the Com-mander-in-Chief. Air Marshal the Earl of Bandon. for putting forward ideas which increased service efficiency. They are Cpl. P. C. Garritt of R.A.F. Seletar. Senior F Sgt. H. Shaw. R.A.F. Changi. and
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    ONE-WIFE LAW: SHE PRAISES S'TORE GOVT.
    319 5 ONE- WIFE LA W: SHE PRAISES S'TORE GOVT. yHE secretary of the Singapore Council of Women, 1 Mrs. Shirin Fozdar, who has returned to the I State after an extensive lecture tour, yesterday complimented the Government on its decision to j recognise only monogamous marriages, except I among the Muslims,
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    Services Lands Board: 7 named
    100 5 Services Lands Board: 7 named Seven serving officers have been chosen to be members of the Services Lands Board. Singapore. They are Captain F. V. Harrison, Fleet Supply Officer, Far East Station: Mr. K. P. Tanner, Surveyor of Lands. Far East Station, Brig. D. C. Curme, Deputy Quarter-master-General, Far East
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    Safeguards for Malays: Talks by Chamber
    208 5 Safeguards for Malays: Talks by Chamber 'THE need for special safeguards for the interests of the Malays in Singapore, and the form they should take, will be discussed by the Malay Chamber of Commerce at an executive committee meeting lext week. The president of the chamber, Inche Hamid AK told
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      111 5 TODAY MM (Outram Road): Chinese adult beginners pm and 4.30 p.m.. lower primaries 6.30 p.m.: Ballroom dancing beginners 5.30 p.m.. advanced 6.30 p.m.: Mathematics Pri. VI 7 p.m.; Malay absolute beginners p.m. YWC.V (Raffles Quay): Malav beginners 10 15 am: Japanese flower arrangement 10.1)0 a.m.: Blue Triangle Club Cooking demonstration
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      42 5 SINCAPORE HIGH TIDES TODAY: 12.13 p.m. and 11.27 p.m. TOMORROW: 12.52 pm THIRSDAY: 012 a.m. and 128 pm FRIDAY: o.sti a.m. and 201 pm SATIRDAY: 1.40 a.m. and 2.33 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.24 a.m. and 3.06 pm. MONDAY: 3.10 a.m. and 3.42 p.m
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  • Calling all Photographers
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      FREE PRESS PRINT CLINIC
      11 6 Kxpert comments on VOIR print> inthony Chk
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      Sam Hois century in salon prints
      475 6 PHOTOGRAPHERS of the South East Asia Photographic Society, founded only last year, are once again rated the best in Malaya. According to the Photographic Society of America's "Who's Who in Photography foi 1959," Kwan Sam Hoi, F.R.P.S., one of the vice-presidents of the society,
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      Whistle next time
      193 6 THIS bird study is not bad. The only fault is that ihe arm-chair has no relation to a subject like a bird. Needless to say, bird studies are preferably shown outdoors in natural habitat. The photographer ol thi** picture has don«* the right thin-; and kept the
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      YOUR QUERIES ANSWERED
      252 6 jr."** fireworks DEAR SUNNY, Can you teach me and my friends how to get good fireworks pictures? S.C.L. You should work with a tripod or some other firm support. Aim your camera toward the display area. Set it for a time exposure and open the shutter. After
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      How to judg a good negative
      32 6 ■Ceamen Colum H 1 I .I If you thick i an o\ci IMI ll bei: IMI lil M tm iu ti\< IMI I M in c
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    177 8 Cash prizes for your letters a READER writes that the happiest moment of her life was when doctors told her life was when doctors told her that her desperately ill baby son was going to live. "He has since grown healthy and strong/' she writes, "but I shall never forget
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    486 8 u A GIRL is never too young to start learning how to be beautifull/' says French woman Madame Yvonne de Vogelas. "And one of the most im- I portant factors is shining, lustrous hair." 1 Mme. de Vogelas, one of Singapore's leading hair
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    Make it yourself with bit of bargain material
    491 8 OOME of the best-dressed girls in Singapore are those who believe in making their own clothes. Attractive Gaik Kim just loves to buy a length of material and set to work. In Eve's picture she is trying to make up her mind
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    Children love to scamper off to ballet school
    30 8 Children love to scamper off to ballet school BALLET teacher Elaine Vine shoivs one of the youngest members how to hold hi 1 point a toe. PART of the choo
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    They stage charity show
    290 8 IIENTIOX school to i most children and they will either fix you with a frosty stare or they will run a mile. But not when it is a school of j dancing. One such establishment in Singapore is the school of ballet run by Elaine Vine.
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    'Mm, lovely —that's me'
    59 8 'Mm, lovely that's me' DO you ever feel that you have an affinity with certain perfumes? You take one snilf and think "Mm. lovely that's me. This ls a good time to play that hunch and to treat yourself to a bot: a large one if you can all ord
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    253 8 EE ANSWERS YOU BEAUTY QUERIES ercise to slim down and uaist: Tm quite hai about my shape, from a little extra Height just here? she says. HERE is an exercise which will do exactly v you wish but it is no; easy vus you miiiht think Kneel on the rloor
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    46 9  -  Harrison-Cray I. SOUTH had a curious blind spot had begu:. :ee opades: Four Fl*.e Clubs. He made a mild slam :oom for a con'r«.ct ot Four ;r!h hapoe: :»übs su good •js a operate Five Chu I could lr. loon as .owed some Ui-
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    50 9 Hospital hit top form 1 1 s 1. ARSENAL Tan To Hospi: irm yesterday at Bales Road. There v. about Hospitals and their the SAF A Div. 3B and Dollah The rou: doze i U P with by JuAr oaUled ga were unable to ma and ver. Quah Kim loal
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    Now champ cuts celebrations
    30 9 Now champ cuts celebrations CO CITY. Tues. Jose E on nori Be lie iniL L the to join the < started on Saturday with a hero's reception witnessed by 200.000 persons.
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    Youthful forwards bid for promotion
    332 9 i Jaya Sports Club 4: Perhimponan Sitia Club 2 V DUTH an irnering valuable points for Setia Jaya in the x A D relay at Farrer Park with their young forwards ali of them under lv s they proved both faster and fitter. fhting hard
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    BUT WHERE WAS THE REFEREE?
    235 9 Kebanaran Club 2; Pondok Peranakan 1 BOTH teams were drawn up and ready to begin but the referee was nowhere to be seen. <AFA Div. 3B r and Neave ground was reduced to a friendlv when by 535 p.m. the referee still bad not 1
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    80 ENTER FROM THE SCHOOLS
    22 9 80 ENTER FROM THE SCHOOLS 'ombined Schools ■ah. -v iii contest the ore A. A. A. eh* mpionr Farrei' Pa*'k un July
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    Murray Rose first in great swim
    232 9 Murray Rose first in great swim rpOKYO, Tues. Murray -s Rose of Australia, Tsuyoshi Yamanaka of Japan, and Alan Somers of the United States last night produced a partial preview of next year's Olympic swimming with a classic 1.500 metre race in which all three beat their previous best times.
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    FOUR TITLES TO RUMANIA
    44 9 BUCHAREST. Tues. Rumanian players won four titles in tne European junior table tennis championships. The fifth title, the girls" doubles, went to a Rumanian and a Russian playing to- "ether. Eleh't countries took part m the championships.— Reu- 1 ter.
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    A GOLD MEDAL FOR DADDY
    608 9 A GOLD MEDAL FOR DADDY AFTER a hectic week of rivalry and records the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club championships were concluded at the week-end. And down among: the lower age groups, overshadowed by the feats of the senior swimmers, was a boy who one day will be Malaya's champion. He
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    SALLY MOORE IS U.S. CHAMP
    58 9 CHICAGO. Tuts. Sally Moore, of California, won the women's singles title in the U.S. national clay court lawn tennis championships hert when she beat Sandra Reynold* of South Africa 6-2. 2-6. 6-3 In the final. Bernard Bartzen retained hU men's singles title by beating Whitney
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    50 9 SOCCER: SAFA League. Div. 1. Maxwell g Kota Raja. Jalan Besar Stadium. 5.15 p.m.: Div. 3A. Geylang United v. Queenatown, (iry iang: Customs v. Ala Kappa. Ftrrer Park; Div. 38. Bintang Bulan v Police "A", Balestier Road; Friendly Rajaji v. SCC, padang: Gurkha Police v. Jollilads, Farrer Park.
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    Indians set for second county win
    346 9 Indians set for second county win LONDON 1 Tues. India were well ln line for their second victory of the tour over a county fide after two days play in the three day match against Middlesex here at Lords yesterday. India: 373 tor seven declared: Middlesex: 217 (R. Hooker 80;
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    Heavy rain halts Penang gallops
    36 9 Heavy rain from 5.30 a.m. to 7.30 a.m. prevented track work tnls morning at Penang. All [racks were closed. They will be open for fast work thia afternoon at 2 p.m.
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    Upset in the doubles final
    334 9 JD. FOWLER and Melvin Brown brought the Singapore Lawn Tennis championships to a conclusion yesterday by dethroning defending doubles rh amnions. Khong Kit Soon and Khong Kit Thong, at the Tanglin Club. The unheeded pair beat the Khong brothers 8-2, 2*6. 6-4 In a match
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    297 9 Please defend the doubles, B.A.M. asks Charoen W E wanf y° u in thc TT doubles, the Badminton Association of Malaya has written to Sism's Charoen Watanasin. "Please won't you change your mind? They were making an iffort yesterday to get the igile holder of the Malaran singles and doubles
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    171 9 "VTOT so good and not so il bad." Is how team manager Woo Cho Kin of the Hong Kong Chii. touring team regards Singapore's footballers. The team, which left Hong Kong by air yesterday, is due to play in Singapore on Aug. 13. 15 and
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    64 9 CABLE FROM NON-WHITE SPORTSMEN DURBAN Two organisations representing abo .00 non white sportsmen in South Africa have cabled their "Iv congratulations Papwa" Sewgolum. the Durban Indian who won the D>. Open golf championship at The B*| The cable v. e South African Soccer Fe4i Tion ar.d the South African Spo_
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    25 10 Turkey denies a Sy rian report '■'KARA. T. Turkey denied report ree T officers re killed 'lie Turki.-h-Syrwn fronon Saturday when a land exploded Reuter
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    110 10 LONDON. Tues, Police inv ing the murder ol Mr. Solomon Lever. 64Ld lormer Mayor of here, whose boay found on a loot path in Ching lord, a London suburb, on Sunday, have began questioning thousands of housewives and factory workmen. Mr. Lever had been lured to
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    33 10 BOSTON. Mon. An American Airlines DC -6 with oi) persons aboard nosed over while making an instrument landing at fog-shrouded Logan airport tonight. One person was injured in the U.P.I mishap.
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    71 10 THE Indonesian ConsulGeneral in Singapore. Major-General. Gusti Djatikusumo. is due to return to Singapore tomorrow aiternoon. The General went to Jakarta last week to be sworn in as an Under-Minister In charge of. Lands. Communications. Posts and Telegraphs in the new Cabinet. It is not
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    64 10 A spokesman of the Indonesian Consulate-General in Singapore disclosed today that the cultural mission due to arrive here on Aug. 14 will be a representative group. He said the mission would consist of Balinese. Sundance Javanese and Moluccas dancers, and a party of wellknown Indonesian Chinese
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    44 10 OXFORD. Tues.— More than 2.000 car builders began an official strike at the Morris works at Cowley yesterday in protest at the dismissal of their chief shop steward. Mr. Frank Horsman. for an allegeed break of discipline.— Reuter
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    156 10 i An American family who has been in Indo- nesia for two years passl ed through Singapore this morning on the way home to Alabama in the J Inited States. They are Mr. and Mrs. Guy it. Tremmell and their sons Ernest. 18. and Guy (Junior),
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    134 10 ATHENS, Tuesday. OENERAL GEORGE GRIVAS. former leader of the Greek Cypriot resistance movement EOKA. suggested here last night that Cyprus Britain's Mediterranean island base should not join the British Commonwealth. He said in a forme i statement: "My attention is directed toward Cyprus and no-one
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    48 10 LONDON. Tues.— The British Defence Ministry today described as "pure speculation" London newspaper reports that Britain and t*.e United States would cooperate In a rush programme to build a nuclear-powered aircraft capable of staying in the air for three or foui weeks at a time. Reuter
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    36 10 LONDON. Tues. There were fewer divorces in Britain last year. Civil judicial statistics published yesterday show that 26.444 matrimonial petitions were filed during 1958 a decrease ci 1.618 compared with 1957. Reuter
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    190 10 Anti-Red campaign scares off Mr. K. GENEVA, Tues.— The Soviet Government's surprise decision to call off Mr. Kh rushche Vs Scandinavian visit was due to a continuation of an anti Soviet campaign in that area, Communist sources at the Foreign Ministers' conference said last night. They said criticisms of the
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    158 10 N. Vietnam accused of a ruse THE Communist observance y(.steday ot Vietnam Daywas "a political move aiming at nothing but propaganda purposes." said Mr. Tran Kim Phuong. Consul for Vietnam In Singapore and Charge d'Aflaires in Kuala Lumpur. .He pointed out that the Communist authorities of North Vietnam, who were
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    60 10 Troops transported by Beverley aircraft of the Royal Air Force. Far East, and des- j troyers from the Far East Station will take part In an exercise In the Sandakan j area of North Borneo in con- junction with the mobile j force of the
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    81 10 LONDON, Tue*.— Miss Pat Smythe, Britain's top I horsewoman was taken to hospital with a head injury yesterday after being thrown in the opening event or the 'Royal International Horse Show. Later, she returned to the show ring and rode a clear round in
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