The Singapore Free Press, 24 July 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JULY 24, 1959. No. *****. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Prescott report on Nanyang
    10 1 Opinion Prescott report on Nanyang H H X i. >cd.
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    U.K. protest
    21 1 LONDON. Fri. Britain m Peking ;cted to protect an alleged infringe- of the China-Hong order by Commune! workmen.— Reuter.
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    Big jump in rubber price
    73 1 WWTUES Ike Singapore V? Rubber .Market re»umeil this mornine. Auuiivt |TMk WM quoted at SI. OI per Ib.. the highest since early June. XI one and onelith cents higher than \t-st»T close, although late Soviet buying had taken the unto Sl.OOl. Thursday's rise was uell
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    S.I.T. FLATS DRAMA
    151 1 Schoolboy sees slippers on balcony* Salesman is found dead on pavement [HE body of a young Singapore salesman "as found on the five-foot-way outside the Singapore Improvement Trust "death leap" flats m Upper Pickering Street early this morning. H< Mr. Tan Ci -hop s :\t, wh nth
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    Lock icon COMMODORE RETURNS TO POST
    48 1 picture. The thief of the Royal v station m Hone Kong Commodore G. D. A. Gregory, who left Singapore b Cathay Pacific Airways thi morning to return to th Colony after talks with th Commander-in-Chief. Fa Fast Station. Admiral S Gerald Gladstone. Free Press
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    Lock icon Colonial Secretary faces 'guit' call
    238 1 Colonial Secretary faces 'guit call LONDON, Fri. Parliament will next Tuesday debate two government White Papers issued yesterday, giving the official findings ot separate official investigations into two events that shook Africa earlier this year. There may be demands by the Labour opposition for the resignation of the Colonial Secretary,
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    'I SAW RED CHINA FROM THE INSIDE'
    142 1 'I SAW RED CHINA FROM THE INSIDE' New F.P. series tomorrow C TART ING m the Singapore Free Press tomorrow is a great new series, "I Saw Red Chine From The Inside," by a V/estern journclist who recently went on an extended tour of that country. The author, Mr Louis
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    Lock icon WOMAN LOSES BIG CLAIM
    55 1 LONDON. F Madame Martha BrusM't 50-year-old Interiiatiunal h yesterday lost a K l—ooo nigh Court action here ft{fttnst a wealthy Australian-born London Insurance broker. 67--year-old Mr. Edward Lumley. Mr. Lumley wa.s awarded judgment with costs. Madame Bru. id sued him lor money which alleged was due
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    GENEVA SPLIT
    352 1 Lloyd's talk of progress lays bare differing views ojf West pENEVA, Fri.— Britain yesterday made a new "effort to push the deadlocked East-West talks towards a successful conclusion, either here or at tho summit. The initiative came frcm Selwyn Lloyd who declared his conviction that the talks had
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    Lock icon Milk Mibstitute
    31 1 MONTREAL. Fn. A vege- table .substitute for «g*gg b€*n developed by Cen^! America,, specialists In ch d nutrition, a congress of child doctor, was told here yeoter- day. Reuter
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    Lock icon NEPALESE C-IN-C FLIES TO H.K.
    78 1 picture THE Comniander-in-Chief of the Ncpalese Army. LtGen. Nir Shum Sheck Rana. and his wife, who left Singapore for Hong Kong by Cathay Pacific Airways this morning. They had spent a fortnight here as the guests of theC-in-C. Far East Land Forces. Lt.-Gen. Sir Richard
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    Family forced to abandon poodle Room swamp
    196 1 Family forced to abandon poodle Roo m swamp THE American familj who delayed their departure from Singapore for two days to search for their runaway poodle left for Bangkok by Qantas this morning: without the do°. After three days of intensive search Mr. T. D. Scott saw the poodle. Roo.
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    Lock icon NEWS IN BRIEF
    148 1 LONDON. Britain s huge Hawker Siddeley group is making a takeover bid for the Folland Aircraft Co.. which makes the Gnat jet fighter, by offering 10s. bd. cash for each 10s. share for their entire capital. Reuter PARIS: The French Foreign Ministry yesterday announced that French military
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    Lock icon Envoy is called back for probe
    51 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The State Department has summoned the U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam, Mr. Elbridge I Durbrow, and the Chief of the U.S. Mission to Vietnam, j Mr. Arthur Gardiner, to Washington to appear before congressional committees investigating alleged waste m aid to that country.—
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    NEW FEATURE FOR FILM FANS
    243 1 \RE you a film fan? x Of course you are. Almost everyone m Singapore is. And you have been accustomed to being told about your favourite British, American and other overseas film stars. But you must often have wished you could read up-to-the-minute information about
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    Lock icon African boycott clash kills 7
    92 1 African boycott clash kills 7 KAMPALA (Uganda), Fri. Seven Airing were killed m a ics of fights between supporters and opponents of the African trade boycott near Luwero, 35 miles from here. Reports just reaching here said that the incident which occurred on Wednesday night, ted when a woman m
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    STOP PRESS
    13 1 SIT FLATS D^ I r Bat COUNCIL OF A NEW MO
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    MALAY NIGHT CLASSES
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    Lock icon 'LIMITED' ROTATION OF RUBBER STOCKS
    274 2 G.S.A. gets $150 mil. under compromise allocation of funds WASHINGTON, Friday. U.S. House of Representatives yesterday passed by voice vote a compromise Bill providing funds to operate the independent agencies of the U.S. Government m the fiscal year which began on July 1. Natural rubber,
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    "Greater tyre mileage'
    76 2 "Greater tyre mileage' NEW YORK. Tlr Development oi a new synthetic rubber compound said to be capable of in-' creasing tyre mileage wa> announced today by Mr. Raymond Firestone, president of the Firestone Tire and Rubber Company. •Drivers will get 15 per cent, more mileage out of the new rubber,'
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    UK EXPORTS TO CHINA UP
    110 2 LONDON. Fri. Sir David Eccles. President of the Board of Trade, said yesterday that 1958 exports to China topped the 1957 level of £12 million $102 mil.t by £15 million '$127 mil.) but the level of business would now depend largely on Chinas trading policy
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    Round the World Market Prices
    429 2 U.K. CLOSING PRICES LONDON, July 13. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS ci.f. European unouoted ports July unquoted unquotea ur 28 buyers »»i buyers AUr# 28", sellers 29U sellers RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 29 buyers 29 S buyers 29 >s sellers 29^ sellers RUBBER
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    Apply early
    39 2 The Singapore Port Office will close at 4.30 p.m. on weekdays and 1 p.m. on Saturdays from Aug. 1. Applications for port clearances must be made before 4 p.m. on weekdays and 12 30 p.m. on Saturdays.
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    CITY LIGHTS
    19 2 I" p s.—Ana please instruct I my broker to sell my holding m the Unsinkable Steamships Line—"
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    1582 2 INDUSTRIALS Prevnas Tetay Attn 9- 110 I I 80 S 1.80 s c b 2 .30 S 2 30 S *t a- let l:.U0 8 11.00 6 8. B. Petrol 51 B 49-8 5^ S SI S 8. M. Trustees 5.00 b 5.50 S 5 50 S
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    MR. LOO GETS SECOND PRIZE
    46 2 The Nescafe displa\ competition m Singapore has just ended. In picture, above. Mr Loo Kirn Swee. ■■nip Sin Huat Hin. .17 lanjonu K&tong Road, receive* tli« second priie, a cheque !<•: $206.00. from Mr. M. John son of Nestles Products (Malaya) Limited.
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    INDUSTRY EQUITEIS ADVANCE
    6 2 INDUSTRY EQUITEIS ADVANCE I slight ttlt/l
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    $15M. DEAL
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    Strike eds
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    10 2 SHIPS IN PORT »-\prctr<j IniM I life I 1 I
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    Give proof or apologise —Dr. Chee
    150 3 T HK PRESIDENT of the Queenst.mn Community Association. Dr. Chee Phui Hung, yesterday Chee asked Mr. Byrne to prove that the stown centre was not well run; annual 4i aS^SSUS^ not held on time; aceo ts of ssocidtioo were not m order, and the
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    Guest speakers at Men's Club
    52 3 Guest speakers at Men's Club There will be two gur.st speakers at the V> Men's Club. Beta Chapter dinner party today at 8 p.m. at the Chinese V.MC.A.. South Pier. Singapore. They arc. Prof. N. J. Wantman, a Carnegie Research <er of Princeton New Jersey, and Miss Sura Kang. a
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    GOVT. TO TACKLE COCONUT CRISIS
    111 3 GO VT. TO TACKLE COCONUT CRISIS If U ALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Federation Government is to form a coconut advisory committee to settle the crisis m the industry. A spokesman lor the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, said that his ministry was working out the details m conjunction with the
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    Brigade concert
    61 3 The Singapore St. John Ambulance Brigade (West Area i will stage a charity show m aid of its building fund next Monday at the Happy World Stadium, at 7.45 p.m. On-hid jrills Orchid sprays made by an ex-TB patient and his family will be given to women who
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    Lock icon Sukarno to tell of his plans today
    104 3 JAKARTA. Fri. President Sukarno is to deliver a speech m Parliament today m which he is expected to announce how Indonesia will be ruled under his ffuided democracy. Political observers say the President is expected to outline the function of Par- liament and
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    your Lucky Star
    493 3 BORN today, you have the gilt of leadership m the, realm of ideas. In addition* to inventiveness an^ intuition, you have, lots of good common sense. You know how to set a plan m motion so that it reaches full sucees- m the shortest possible time. You
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      205 3 JEFF II KE by Svdnc.v Jordan """^^H H^ [ileOflffO 7WE BRITISH AICC^APT S fiS^ iOcewjlO theqe^ a f wr———* I TOWEB TO PLIGHT W SUV GONE CRA^y TMAT"S THE VVOCLp yT^'^O S^^^ COORSE/COPP6CT TME COCKPIT J PgJfiK TJJI^ J»k/(sO^ YVV* LVU^^t »>CbM AA A<* TUAT t^BBK TO B^^ 1 BflPl
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      45 3 ST. JOSEPHS EXHIBITION St. Joseph's* Institution will j hold an exhibition of the school's activities m the Oei Tiong Ham and Tan Siakuang halls at the school premises from tomorrow untii next Tuesday. The exhibition will be open from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
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    Here are the facts about Red China!
    1105 4 Here are the facts about Red China! EDUCATION FOR THE PEOW -AND FORCED LABOLR l(n, Series begins tomorrow In this third, and final, part of the interview, journalist Wiznitzer says that, despite all of Peking's propaganda. Red China is not i stronger than India. The Wiznitzer I series, "I saw
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      290 4 SINGAPORE RADIO P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary; 1.02 Inn With Music; Musical fare from, today's top entertainers; Vie i Damone, Pepe Jaramillo and his Latin American Rhythm, Eve Bosweli and Max Jaffa, and his Orchestra; 1.30 The News; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 2.00 Organized for you: Eddie Grant. 5.00 Programme Summary; 5.03
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    FREE PRESS HI-FI and RADIO & STERIO FEATURE
    26 5 FREE PRESS HI-FI and RADIO STERIO FEATURE I ANOTHER SONY FIRST-NEW I MIDGET TRANSISTOR > ever t V\ 1 1 I I < .»rI >t*(l rid. :ul -h.»rt
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    Mail-order service for music lovers
    66 5 Ito Amer. ib. de Book- The idea i d to the mail recorded J res ot great com- along with a recorded >poken analysis coverlin themes, nural features and :>tratio: Standard prices subscribers nt both the -iiitomatiN may have other ;f Mu>:c Appreciation series, but
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    EXPO'58 Sound system
    455 5  - EXPO'58 Sound system JOHN BORWICK THIS EXPLAINS HIGH FIDELITY oUttLsa OVER 500 ACRES fHE International Exhibition at Brussels last year thrilled and fascinated millions of visitors from all nations. Spread over 500 acres, with pavilions representing 45 countries, the "Expo '58* was dedicated to the lofty themes of understanding between
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    Ormandy- top man in top orchestra
    962 7 THE PRESS SAYS: In addition to having the ability to elicit such gorgeous sounds from his matchless orchestra, Ormandy has become one of the most satisfying of musical interpreters. NEW YORK HERALD TRIBUNE The sounds they produce and the precision with which they do
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    MUSIC SHOW PUT THE ACCENT ON STEREO
    975 8 Wide variety m speaker systems riih los /ingeies iugn h idelity Music Show at the Biltmore Hotel was the first of a series scheduled for the major cities of America. The Biltmore Hotel is a :nong hotels. The exhibitors totalled almost 100 and
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    The mighty midget
    50 8 Holding a lin> new R( developed fit it Iff— tube (left) with tm*ecaen Man Tomed compare it with an ordinary thimhle. The "nuvistor termed a revolutionary development m tube deMgn is expected to lead to more compart and efficient television s« and electronic equipment a able tren
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    BUSINESS SLACKENING IN S'PORE: MONEY IS TIGHT
    347 9 Merchants dare not hold large stocks Free Press Staff Reporter gl M NESS and market conditions m Sinira pore, which became buoyant following the <.overnment s statement of policy onTuh 1 rv tight and every onpJiJ k ay money There wL L ele^t^uSSrtXySTSf
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    New signal station
    84 9 New signal station THt ii station situated directly beneath FullerLight, on Fullerton building, will come into full ition from Saturday, I, announced the Master today. Th .:ion working m conjunction with that at aber. will operate as a daylight signal station and look-out station. the inner road^ the northern section
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    60 to receive leadership certificates
    95 9 60 to receive leadership certificates SIXTY women who qualified for graduation after at- i tending a leadership course arranged by the Pan-Pacific South-East Asian Women's lation will receive their .certificates at a celebration luncheon m the Dragon Room of the Cathay Hotel. Singapore, tomorrow. The president of the Ass Mrs.
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    Phone call from a woman
    203 9 Phone call from a woman A YOUNG and pretty stenoi\ grapner, Mrs. Ranee Chua, also known as Marie Cecilia Chua, was granted a decree nisi by the Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, m the Singapore High Court yesterjday dissolving her marriage with her husband, Harold Chua, a clerk, on grounds
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    KAMPONG NUISANCE
    51 9 KAMPONG NUISANCE MRS. Scow Peck Leng, Assemblywoman for Mountbatte s to investigate complaints ,out prevalence of mosquitoes and rats which she has received from her constituents m Kampong Amber. Singapore. This weekend she will visit the kampong. She plans to write to the Government after she has made the necessary
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    Religious teachers to be barred from politics
    265 9 Religious teachers to be barred from politics KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. OELIGIOUS teachers and officials m Selangor will soon be barred by law from taking an active part m politics. The Government is now preparing a new clause to be introduced m the Selangor Administration of Mohamedan Law Enactment by which
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    LAST WORK HARBOUR
    4 9 LAST WORK HARBOUR I
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    Elan trainees for India
    5 9 Elan trainees for India I
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    MERDEKA QUEEN' ENTRANT
    91 9 MERDEKA QUEEN' ENTRANT Wearing an unusual satin and chiffon cheongsam is 19-year-old Susie Tan, who is to compete for the "Merdeka Queen* title at a gala ball on Aug. 29 sponsored by the Singapore Government Services Football Association. Tickets at S3 a couple are available from Inche Syed Hussain (Tel.
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    Water turned off
    25 9 Water has been turned off m a portion of Margollouth Road. Singapore, until 2 p.m. today to connect a new water main.
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    Press forum
    54 9 A forum on "The Role of Newspapers m the development of a Malayan culture" will be held by the Literary Society of Malaya at the Cultural Centre, Singapore, tomorrow at 8 p.m. Speakers will be Mr. E. Kamenka, of the University of Malaya. Mr. C. V. Devan Nair
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    Two S'pore women to visit Peking
    145 9 Two S'pore women to visit Peking rpHE secretary of the Singapore Council of Women, Mrs. Shirin Fozdar, announced today that she and the Council's president, Mrs. George Lee, will accept the invitation by the National Women's Federation of the People's Republic of China to visit that country next month. They
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    Centre's bid for adoption by Rotary
    126 9 Centre's bid for adoption by Rotary rE West Coast Road Community Centre has appealed to the Singapore Rotary Club to consider adopting it so that the 300 folk there would be cared for. The appeal was the result of a Free Press report on Wednesday m which the Singapore Rotary
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      150 9 STORE TIDES TODAY: 2.01 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.40 a.m. and 2.33 p.m. SUNDAY: 2.24 a.m. and 3.0H p.m. MONDAY: 3.10 a.m. and 3.42 p.m. TUESDAY: 4.03 a.m. and 4.24 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 5.10 a.m. and r>.l6 p.m. THURSDAY: 6.54 a.m. and 6.20 p.m. YW C (Outram Road) Malay absolute beginners 9 am
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      21 9 Band to play The Singapore police band will perform m the Botanic Gardens betwe«n 5 pjn. and 6 p.m. on Sunday.
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  • TALKING ABOUT CHILDREN
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      WHEN HE CRIES HE NEEDS SOMETHING!
      1059 10 [N this series of articles I plan to talk about the health of our children, yours and mine, and how we parents can, by our care during these early years, lay the foundation of a healthy life. Tlir mosl obvious point :il which to
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    FAVOURITE HOUSEHOLD HIND
    89 10 5 HOW wouZd you like to win a cash prize? Femit money awards each week for the best household hi favourite idea on a postcard or letter not more There will be a prize of $20 each week for the I prizes of $5 each for the
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    Round Singapore's shop with Joan Munday
    370 10 Round Singapore's shop with Joan Munday I XTEWEST theme amongst the "trick cyclist" boys is analysr ing a woman's character by the size and shape of the handbag. (You'd think they'd have something better to do. wouldn't you?) If your handbag If small and grubby then you have a little
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      180 11 Table and Pedestal Fans 14" 16" stocks orrived Hire purchase from $7/- per month SHROFFS The Carpet Shop 60-62, Orchard Rd., Singapore Tel: ***** Old Orchard Motor Showroom) ANOTHER Cut Price Counter ns C. K. TANG LTD 310, Orchard Rood, S'pore-9. Tels: *****/8 ***** Remember j Arcade Tailoring Co. Exclusive
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      495 11 Road has very smart men's shoes selling from a& low as $14 per pair. And these quality shoes are Made-in-England. What a bargain! Many other men's garments are available including neckties from $1 each and sportshirts at $11 This is good news at these prices! _lfe _ffe _fl_ BUY YOUR
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      488 11 complete confidence from its customers. Shroff's carpets have the rare privilege of counting thousands of discriminating and consistent buyers. Shroffs (M) Ltd. of 60 62. Orchard Road, is also dealing m Orient and Hulda fans on hire purchase from as low as $7/- per month. Orient Sewing Machine aLso available
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      393 11 home. This is your opportunity of owning the famous British made Renn Piano. The agents are the Singapore Piano Co. of 169 Orchard Road, and they will arrange a twelve monthly payment plan for only $500/ on the down payment. S IF YOUR BUDGET is low Singh's of 47/49 Stamford
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    62 12 BEST BETS BY ALLAN LEWIS THE GOLD CUP-Cl. 1— li miles Prince of Lalita. 9.10, Technicolor II 8.10. Campdale 8.06. Coua* Golden Melody 8.t4. Three Rin tS 8.«4. Brilliant Sch«> »r 8 03, White Heather B.M. Pranut Kid 8.00. Malayan Graduate B.tM>. Flvinj I)ra?on 7.10. Voujfhal Bridge 7.07. Supreme
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    1387 12 PRINCE OF LALITA CANNOT CONCEDE TECHNICOLOR 14lb DRINCE of Lalita, winner of the Ferak Derby, and Technicolor II the most improved slayer m Mashould provide the interest m the Penang (iold Cup tomoi Doc eight 13 Couaii and >f Lalita d only four I er of abou: i
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    125 12 Railways 1. Serangoon M.Y. 1. "DAILWAY forwards lacked the i finishing touches. This cost i them a \ictory. Railway equalised m this Div. 3A tie with a penalty In the 55th minute. Seiangoon Maiay Youngsters managed to force a corner m 25th i minute and YusofT
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    393 12 Olympians clash m 440 j Frpp Press Athletics Reporter fina \nd what a final this promises to be! Just take a glance at the star per formers who are g strhinYfor a place. Even with champion Ernest Frida crvinS off wtth pulled
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    231 12 lIAXCHESTER. Fri.— A maiden Test century by 23-year-old Geoffrey Pullar, the left-handed >pening* batsman, helped England to total 304 for hree wickets by the close on the first day of the ourth Test against India here yesterda; On a perfect batting-wic-:et. Pullar scored 131. inluding 14
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    227 12 Surrey hopes take setback T ONDON. PH. A splendid :n- nin&s of 141 by DeM: Barrick < Northamptonshire i yesterday threatened Surrey's bid lor tiie English county cricket championship. Barrick helped his side to gain a first Innings lead of 123. His fivehour stay at tne xvickc-t m have been
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    130 12 5-YEAR PL AN 'LONG PULL' Other general new. r KARAiin THE President of Pakistan. < Ayub Khan, yesterday called A "a steady pull, a long pull" t<. 4 0 of Pakistan's second five-year year. In a nation-wide broaden country's many problems nor.» than those of low agricultural menacing: growth of
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    72 12 RAF 1st. 3rd. in air rate LONDON. S Ldr. Charier Mauthe R.A.F. last night won £5.000 ($42,500 the Bieriot annlversar to >et up the I time between London and Par Hi> record ol 40 mi: seconds for the 214 miles between the heart of London and the heart of Paris
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      31 12 Cinema Guide CATHAY Pimoe 334r,<-. Th* Son Of Th» Sheik OEON :nis: Op^ Of Thi Fly NEW ALHAMBRA Phone Fc Better Wo'--OOEON KATONC PhMt* 406:6 For Batter. For Wont v ire*
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      30 12 TODAYS SPORT SOCCER— Div. 38, Radin Mas v Stable Boys, Farrer Park; 1 Friendly. Jollilads v Royal Mili- I tary Police. Farrer Park. ATHLETICS Singapore cham- pionvhips, Farrer Park (2.30
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