The Singapore Free Press, 4 August 1959

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    12 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS ***** SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Crucial SYC meeting
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    Lock icon 119 SLAIN AT KIRKUK
    84 1 BAGDAD, Tues. Forty people were buried alive ana 79 others killed m the Kirkuk "massacre" last month, ac- cording to a statement by the Iraqi Prime Minister. MajorGeneral Abdul Karim Kassem, quoted by Bagdad Radio last night. The radio said the Prime Minister told Labour and
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    Lock icon TRADE PLEA BY R.I.
    125 1 Ex-Consul on Jakarta- Singapore relations 'Restart business on new JAKARTA. Tues.— Trade relations between Singapore and Indonesia should l>e restarted on a new basis, according the Indonesian Deput) Minister of m m v n ications, Major-Gen. Djatikuswno, ra news :d the Mmisspeaking to atter his ari]
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    Lock icon 3 more gored
    23 1 \DRID. Tues. Three were gored m bullto Spain on Sunday o five the total of gon: Spanish bullrings Thursday. Reuter
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    Ministers get threat letters
    142 1 Ministers get threat letters 'WE ARE AOT WORRIED' KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. 4LLIANCE Ministers who are ng re-election have been receiving threatening Utters by Most of these anonymous letters have been handed over to the police. Some warned the Ministers to step down from election and stop campaignOthers said that they
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    Lock icon Cockney speech is banned
    61 1 HATFIELD. England. Tues. Slipshod speech will be a punishable offence next term at Hatfield Grammar School. According to the Governors, whose chairman Is Mr. John McKnight. Assistant Secretary of the 8.8.C. Schools Broad- casting Council, the schools ?go b oys and girls .peak with the accents
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    Lock icon World hails Ike-Mr. K. visits decision: 'Step toward easing tension'
    590 1 World hails Ike-Mr. K. visits decision: 'Step toward easing tension' PRESIDENT Eisenhower's announcement that Soviet leader Khrushchev would visit the United States next month this to be followed later by an Eisenhower trip to Russia— has been joyfully hailed m most world capitals as a far-reaching move toward ending the
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    THE 12 PRESS SHY SIAMESE POLICE
    146 1 TWELVE Siamese left Singapore this morning for Bangkok by Qantav They refused to identify themselves, did not talk to reporters and dodged cameramen who wanted to Lake their picture. Said one of them to a Free Press reporter: "You will get us into trouble
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    School broadcasts to be stepped up
    198 1 (r TIIE school broadcast- ing programme In Singapore is to be expanded next year and further intensified from 1961. The Government Is expected to provide auaitioi money m t xt bud^ci. estimated to expand the service. Tin Minister oi Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin.
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    Lock icon '4,000 A-bombs can destroy the world... '
    67 1 '4,000 A-bombs can destroy the world. TOKYO, Tues. The U.S. Nobel Prize winner. Dr. Linus Pauling, teld delegates at the preliminary conference of the fifth world convention against nuclear weapons at Hiroshima yesterday that only 4.000 20-megaton nuclear bombs would be enough to completely destroy the world. Dr. Paulings .said
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    MISSING FATHER TURNS UP
    252 1 Daughter: *He must have had a blackout' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A pretty woman teacher m Klang and her police inspector fiance m Singapore are probably the happiest people today after four days of anxiety and worry. For the family of the teacher. Miss Margaret Vailiparam. who
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    RUBBER UP 1 7/8 CENTS
    37 1 August lir*t made rubber buyer> 1.0. b. opened m Singapore this morning at 10G 5 8 cents per lb.. up one and seven-eighths cents on Friday '> close. Jbe tone r is steady.
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    A Chinese pioneer dies at 78
    78 1 A Chinese pioneer dies at 78 ONE of the oldest Chinese pioneers In Singapore. Mr. Lim Chew Yong. 78. died this morning at his home m ley Road. Mr. Lim, who came to Singapore as a boy. retired from active business m 1939. He leaves eight children, 33 grandchildren and
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    Lock icon A GHANA CALL TO BRITAIN
    68 1 ACCRA, Tues. Ghana's governing convention people's party has called on the Bri- tish government to release Dr. Hastings Banda. detained leader 01 the Nyasaland African National Congress, and other congress members to enable them to -continue the fight for independence. 1 A resolution passed at
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    Lock icon Kerala Govt. a flop-Nehru
    156 1 Kerala Govt. a flopNehru NEW DELHI, Tues.— Mr. Nehru, th c Indian Prime Minister, told a closed meeting of Congress Party Parliamentarians last nipht that the performs of Kerala's Commui Government had kx an "astonishing failure." According to party .spokesman. Mr. Nehru *aid the Communi try which wag superseded by
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    STOP PRESS
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    Lock icon Guard foils bank vault burglars
    203 2 AFTER 20 HOURS, THIEVES WERE WITHIN REACH OF 5255.000 IN SAFE LONDON, Tuesday. THIEVES who spent 20 hours of the Ion*: Bank Holiday week-end m a bank vault here fled empty-handed on Sunday, leaving behind safe-cutting equipment, sandwiches and flasks of tea. The thieves nati
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    Lock icon Mystery blast
    8 2 touched off it] wrecked by U.P.I.
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    Mr. k. visit news boosts stork marts
    11 2 m .:gh ved encoi
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    Markets closed
    14 2 London and Malayan Markets were closed yesterday for the August bank holiday
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    Lock icon Great nation in 50 years
    95 2 (COMMUNIST China wantj ed to build too much hi too a time and the result was the life of the people was not ea>y. Mr. Gotthold W Matthys. a lance journalist from .-.d on arrival m Hong Kong from Canton. Mr. Matthys >aid he got
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    Lock icon R.I. rice output increase too slow
    202 2 R.I. rice output increase too slow JAKARTA, Tues. INDONESIA needs eight million tons of rice yearly to feed its 80 million people, the deputy Agricultural Minister, Dr. Azis Saleh. said m Bogor, West Java. The Minister told the Agricultural and Forestry Experts Association there that the country was forced to
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    1,100 strike copper plant
    116 2 1,100 strike copper plant NEW YORK. Tuo>— About 1.100 United Steel Worker.- Union members have been on strike since midnight last Friday at the Phelps Dodge Corporation's copper refinery at Laurei Hill. Long Island. New York, when their contract expired. The union, however, decided to continue working at the Kennecott.s
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    Nickel dividend
    19 2 new YORK. Mon. International Nickel's regular quarterly dividend of 65 cents U.S.» is payable on September 21.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    83 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Cambodge 1/2, Kinko Marti 4/5, Shoyo Maru 6A. Glen- orchy 6/7, Sargoaha 10/11. Glenearn 13/14. Javanese i Prince 15/16. Utrecht 18. Charon 19. Selangor N. Wall 2, Sedili N. Wail 3, East.sea N. Wall 4, Tapah
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    U.S. keeps up car output
    76 2 DETROIT. Men The General Motors Corporation announced today that It built, 317.709 cars. lorries and coaches In July this year. This compared with 313.770 vehicles bunt m June 1959 while shew ing a 67 per cent, gam on July 1958. The Ford Meter Company built
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    Lock icon The Queen Mary's captain dead
    52 2 The Queen Mary 's captain dead SOUTHAMPTON. Tues. Captain Andrew MacKellur, permanent master ol the Cunard Liner Queen Mary (81.000 tons'. ha> died m hospital here aged &2 Captain MacKellar had been m hospital since June 23. when ne was taken there alter becoming ill on the voyage from New
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    Lock icon Fatal drink
    23 2 PORT MORESBY. Tucs. Five natives have died here after drinking methyl alcohol, and 11 others are seriously ill In hospital- Reuter
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    LABOURERS LEND A HAND AT KALLANG PARK SITE
    71 2 Singapore City Council and Public Works Department labourers took over work yesterday on the Government's "Operation Lung" project to turn the old Kallang airport into a park and playground. They went to the site early m the morning and carried out jobs
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    Lock icon Students held
    17 2 KARACHI. Tues. Four Karachi University student.s were arrested by the police political branch* yesterday.— U.P.I.
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    'TOUGHER-THANSTEEL' RUBBER
    115 2 'TOUGHER-THAN-STEEL' RUBBER AKRON (Ohio), Monday. 4 NEW do-it-yoursell adhesive rubber sheeting A claimed to protect against abrasion ten times longer than steel, was announced here today by the B.F. Goodrich Company. Mr. James Cam Richards, vice-president of the firm'^ industrial products division. said the material, called •'Armoriine." can be applied
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    Lock icon U.S. STATE DEPT. HAS BIG SAY IN STOCKPILES
    202 2 U.S. STATE DEPT. HAS BIG SAY IN STOCKPILES WASHINGTON I ITNITED STATES Government rubbpolicy will m future be determined by nistrative action and executive policy by hard and fast legislative requirem*:.' Natural Rubber Bureau says m the A:n Natural Rubber News. The Bureau was commenting on the compromise stockpile legislation
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    America economic at boo level
    10 2 America economic at boo level Wr EtV6 a E I
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    Lock icon FOREIGN FORTIFIED FREE ASIA
    8 2 FOREIGN FORTIFIED FREE ASIA 4 i A U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Holiday road toll now 42
    42 2 LONDON T 14 people dh-d and 2 hurt on B: Sunday. th( Mjciation said yesterd "The road arcid' now mounted I 692 injured m only t\. and our recordplete." a "We f«w tl Holiday may pi Reuter
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      NEW YORK PRICES
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      17 2 3t» Indu^tiuU 20 Bailroadk 40 Domestic Bonds IS I tiling *3 Stocks lompontf \\nasrv
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      U.S. PEPPER
      23 2 Ma la Dai lease and afloat? shipment Lam pong *pot 2< hgkhjljkl. Above pmLipriM contA i Pacific ports prr short ton
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    CALCUTTA TEA MARKET I fkhjkj
    27 2 CALCUTTA TEA MARKET I fkhjkj pALCOTI demand ft! the o, "17 chai r but towards buying became rath* tive with attentic. oa bright liquor: and clean black
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    INSTALMENT DEBT SOARS IN U.S.
    84 2 INSTALMENT DEBT SOARS IN U.S. I WASHINGTON. Tttfts. United States consumers added $452 million $1,356 ml to their instalment debt i •June --the largest increase since September, 1955. The month's rise brougtil total instalment credit outanding to a record $35.8(H) S^Lte 1 1 (Slo7^oo mil., or 52.800 million < $8,400
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      39 2 POP -Lunch score Bv Go* OfsTwiV r? HOWCAK)VOUSPBKJO SHEET WOO »»sJ A* ij 3 |fc J Lrrrue j^> SlKAPl^- fj,^'' ArS»C MISS "I >Ou -»o«-r Vj> Glampeq. ij J XmM m S >T2xaLET I V ill V y^B 5S
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    'AGRICULTURAL LAND MUST BE MAPPED'
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    POLITICS BAN LIFTED IN JAKARTA
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    Gereral Motors
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    Lock icon S'PORE YACHT 1.000 MILLS FROM U.K.
    33 3 S bravely fought Im and but Mcdi- ..nd r Bei >ya. have b" Borer Bee proved od weather b :v nghazi und^ r harbour a month.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Mary wants to be gunner
    81 3 An estimated 20.000 E people yesterday visited E 5 the RAF. Seletar fete 5 and fun fair organised E to raise funds to im- E prove recreational facili- 5 ties for youth m the C E srra. E Picture shows four- y»*ar-old Mary Lyons Z
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    Lock icon Big attraction
    31 3 LONDON. Tues. An exhin of paintings by Sir Winston Churchill. which cd a run of 20 weeks at Royal Academy here terday, was seen by nearly 142.000 people. Reuter
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    More satellite towns urged for Kuala Lumpur
    133 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. T^HE president of the Federation of Co-operative 1 Societies of Malaya, Mr. M. I. Nayar, has called upon the Federation Government to establish more satellite towns for Kuala Lumpur to absorb the increasing population. Two or three additional satellite towns
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      152 3 J&* HAWKS IS IT'S OIDICUIOUS r^ BUT > A.4NO AWVWAV, WECAwN I I V°° 1 J SOME *VHAT%KAK&* ULTAP AMO KOtuck X YOU CAN'T ONLY VOUCH POR ULTA«. 7*- ***<*. l»U9*m '^m by me news that saved our wo«ld biaaae the koije*^ and a handful /^^vcs.jcpf- 1 1 7%4£ UNITeO
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      189 3 »Li^^^^>jMJMMMM^M|^^^^|^^M^>»* M MMUM^M^B^^fr^fry < iM^yj>l!ltK> BORN today, you have a quick, alert mind and instantly size up a situation, knowing exactly what should be done. You have a quick sense of humour and make duty appear to be gay and lots of fun. You make casual friends easily and will
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      292 3 brains rather than brawn becomes the major requisite for success. You probably have creative talent m one of the arts and should cultivate it from earliest youth. To find what the stars have m store for you tomorrow, select your birthday star and read the corresponding paragraph. Let your birthday
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    MAP THAT SHOWS HOW THEY LEAN ON BRITAIN
    356 4  -  HUGH POND By TMHS ma p shows thai the hard core of Western Defence centres on Ihe British Isk-s and it reveals that Britain today, more than ever, is the main bastion of \V c s t c t n offensive and
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    Lock icon WONDER RADAR SPOTS SLIGHTEST MOVEMENT
    351 4 WONDER RADAR SPOTS SLIGHTEST MOVEMENT "THE U.S. army has an- nounced development of an ultra-sensi-tive radar which can spot "t h c slightest movement" behind enemy lines and even distinguish between a walking ma n and woman. A soldier crawling on the ground two miles away not can be "seen"
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    Lock icon Example of chaos that can follow revolution
    545 4 Example of chaos that can follow revolution IK AQ has been described as presenting "a classic illustration of the chaos that can follow revolution." "The old order is gone and there is as t no strong new order to replace it. Suspicion, hatred and fear rule Iraq. The prevailing condition
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    Lock icon 'BIGGEST WAR THREAT'
    390 4 yHE biggest "threat of 1 war" exists m the person of the communist boss of East Germany, according to Mr. Frank H. Bartholomew, president of United Press International. Mr Bartholomew .said m Los Angeles that on a recent trip to Russia he had found no indication of
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      247 4 IMtIVK Green Spot j IllllllflUlll* MIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMM Straits Times Free Press For th« convenience of odver- our representatives ot Ist Floor, SINGAPORE COLD STORAGE, Orchard Rood, Smgapo rcctiv« \molt advertisements i and «n«w«rs to box numbers. Clo*nfi«d advertisements may also hrn Konded to: CITY BOOK STORE LTD, Winchester House, CoHycr Qua.,
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      75 4 ff AUTOMATIC V x w I •it 1.. S* SINCE \Wf a*^a^-^ jft,^ THE SWISS WATCH FOR ALL I C3ENEVE DAYMATIC I I YOUR GUARANTEE: f MORE THAN A 100 YEARS j/ OF SUCCESSFUL 4^^ TRADING IN ASIA 1 FAVRE-LEUBA WATCH CO I 18-F lATTERT KD SlNGAfO»t^^^| D^M FITTtD WITH
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      188 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme featured on the silver 7.30 Malay and Indonesian Hancock'* A*. Summary; 1.02 Souvenirs melodies presented m the S HHankS k sidJe^ from Showland; 1.30 The A s^^ft modern numner; 8.00 GuUty Jamls. BuTLrrf News; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45- Santha Rama Rau; 545 I 0 Jacques and Kenneth WU--2.00
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      84 4 E^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H CLIES A(RO>--1 She's a precious type (4>. 4 Grape wasn't when I (4). 7 25 has hi before (5). 9 The precision to v nia may be!i 10 So flighted mci. (s>. 11 Authorship immedi contracted <9l 13 O ierky prey pig! See fidale th; 15 Epitaph direction .-cc
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    Cheaper ares plan may be extended
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    Many had back-ache but 'we're glad to help'
    147 5 Many had back-ache but 'we're glad to help' AFTER DAY'S WORK ON 'OPERATION LUNG...' FT f^ Staff Rep orttr community. B 8 uu lur me Sn Ind Xr^V** 1 5 Chanßkol since kc them used to the work °utmgs our duty to help ad to do it," a group of
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    MORE ANCIENT CASKETS DUG UP IN KEDAH
    466 5 Latest finds by team under Dr. Lamb at temple ruins SUNGEI PATANI, Tuesday. piVE more stone caskets, believed to contain the remains of a king who ruled Kedah more than 1.000 years apo, have been dug up from the ruins of an ancient
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    Lock icon FISHER IS OFF FOR REFRESHER COURSE IN U.S.
    76 5 FISHER IS OFF FOR REFRESHER COURSE IN U.S. Mr. Albert Fisher, (above) principal of the Singapore .American school for the past 3) years, left for Tokyo by Japan airlines yesterday on his way to the I nited States Mr. lis her. who was seen off by a larue number of
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    Big holiday crowds in Singapore
    86 5 Big holiday crowds in Singapore BRIGHT and sunny weather helped people m Singapore to spend an enjoyable day outdoors on their August bank holiday yesterday. Large crowds were at the pleasure spots, where hawkers did a roaring trade. The Botanical Gardens, beaches, cinemas. Haw Par Villa, clubs and amusement parks
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    Miss Rhythm contender
    30 5 i>pirant for the Miss Khvthni title this year is Annie Yeo. 19. The contest will be held M A«f 1") at 8.30 p.m. at ifw Hotel. Singa-
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    Where the houses look ditterent...
    165 5 Where the houses look ditterent... 4 BOUT 6J miles from Singapore city is a housing estate with a difference The 30 bungalows are not like those m an ordir.arv housing project, where dwellings are built to three or four different plan Here, m Binjai Park, off Dunearn Road, the houses
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    Church bazaar
    32 5 The Church of Our Saviour will hold a fair and bazaar at the church compound m Prince Charles Crescent on Saturday m aid of its school, clinic and building fund.
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    Festins due in S'pore today
    46 5 Festins due in S pore today The Chief of the Imperial ral Staff. General Sir Festing. is due to arPaya Lebar airport 25 p.m. today on a fourlucsl of the r m Chief Far Land Forces. General Blr Richard Hull. Singapore on' la and New d.
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    SUMMONSES: NO MORE DELAYS IN COURT
    155 5 fTHE Singapore Gov- ernment, including the police and the City Council, will be bringing summons cases to court as soon as possible after an alleged summons offence. The State AdvocateGeneral. Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim, told the Free Press that the first atep m
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    THEY WANT TRUST TO CUT RENTS
    98 5 THEY WANT TRUST TO CUT RENTS AMOVE has been made by residents m the Tiong Bahru housing estate to ask the Singapore Improvement Trust to reduce rents by 25 per cent, A seven-man committee named the Tiong Bahru Road Tenants' Working Committee is expected to write to the SIT chairman,
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    NEW ESTATE WAGE SCHEME WORKS WELL
    210 5 JZUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The new 2 c structure for mala y a a 300,000 workers was officially described terd "satisfac-. Planting In- Association ami 'he National Union of p n Workers have been experimenting with the scheme since June 1. The new scheme, which
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    HE URGES PROPER SEX EDUCATION
    308 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Parish priest of St. John's Cathedral, the Rev. Father Limat. has reminded parents m his parish that it is their duty to give their children proper sex education. Writing In the newly introduced St. John's parish bulletin, Father Limat says. "Two
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    U.S. STEPS UP STUDY OF LANGUAGES
    108 5 AMERICANS interested m A studying Chinese, Malay and other foreign languages are to get new US Government help according to a Washington report released by the USIS m Singapore. The U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare plans to spend US$7.5 million during 1960
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      124 5 STORE TIDES TODAY: 11.22 a.m. and 10.36 p.m. TOMORROW: 11.52 a.m. and 11.14 p.m. THURSDAY: 12.23 p.m. and 1.52 a.m. FRIDAY: 12.53 p.m. SATURDAY: 0.32 a.m. and 1.24 p.m. SUNDAY: 1.13 a.m. and 1.58 p.m. MONDAY: 1.59 a.m. and 2.34 p.m. TODAY Y.W.C.A. (Outram Road): I a.m.; Japanese flower Chinese
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    Your queries answered
    191 6 Ui M XNY, I an soing lour slides and lid W hltr shn'.N ul vollH" models on a pit nu It I send v at ion m tore•nuM 1 obtain fluent by the < ould \ou also tell me ,•ui a freelancer m Singapore R. Y, m
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    Special message for our lensmen
    664 6  - Special message for our lensmen Dr. LIM BOON 2iiiiiioiiiiiimii|yiiiiiiiioiimiiii!s I TIONG, A.R.P.S. WORLD FAMOUS FIGURE STUDIES ON DISPLAY VODAY we bring Singapore photographers a message from one of the world's leading salonists, Mr. Wellington Lee. This Chinese-American *ho has won world fame for his discreet figure studies, sends rnese words
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    Learners Column
    6 6 Learners Column Colur^l sunatetii m n
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  • Here's what an expert says about YOUR pictures
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      Spot the faults
      268 6 BACKYARD, (right), sent m by W. T. W. T»HERE are many faults m this picture. Can you spot them 0 The phot os iv is imagination. There re of inteit m you see the cyclist r the tree on the risht? In picture-taking, unsuspected intruders are common
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      Address all prints to— FREE PRESS PRINT CLINIC TIMES HOUSE, SINGAPORE-9
      241 6 Address all prints to— FREE PRESS PRINT CLINIC TIMES HOUSE, SINGAPORE-9 qpo those photograph! -^people criticise their haps prove a moral. Long long ago and once upon a time, a caveman sitting m front of his glowing lire or. He picked up a charred stick and unthinkingly rubbed it on
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      Don't wait for the sun...
      241 6 Don' t wait for the sun... 'THE days o: ther photograph takos pictures only v forWl I fIOO fa. \vk. dark. clor. hold t Singapi In fact, so-ca. d ather provides him with mm Ins most e> pic l are possibilities. With the rtfhi film a t pic box camera
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      CROPPING DOES THE TRICK
      171 6 "THE TOILERS." by Ali Abdul Rahim. IN taking scenic pictures, it is important to keep the subjects clean and simple and uncluttered. Concentrate on one point and don't try to include everything m the shot. "The Toilers" is a good picture, but a bit filled with
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  • Calling all Photography
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      GOLD KRIS IS TOP AWARD
      116 6 GOLD KRIS IS TOP AWARD rjiHE Penang Pictorialists J. invite photographers to submit entries to their Third Pcnang International Exhibition of Photography. Prints which have been exhibited m Penang are not eligible. A maximum ot four print > not exceeding 16 inch by 20 inch may be submitted by any
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      VARY THE ANGLE
      60 6 VARY THE ANGLE WHILE we certainly want most of the snapshot^ Of our favourite people to show their fates, once m a while you t .m tako one with their buck! to the camera that is expressive. Vary the pose, vary the angle for a change «»f pan* m your
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      The secret is composition
      149 6 SOME photograph so beautiful id well taken that wish you could tal them yourself. OUv are so shocking tl you wonder wrong with the photographers wh o took them! All m all. what makes i picture different irom other? The answer is twofold. Of course, sub;,matter
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      225 7 HULDA t>»e and Pedestal Fans »4 M 16" *oc ks orfived Hire purchase from S7/- per month SHROFFS The Carpet Shop 60-62, Orchord Rd., Singopo, Tel: ***** (Old Orchard Motor Showroom) WAI CHEONG DISTINCTIVE TAILORING o L NEW LOW PRICES 44, North Bridge Rd., Spore. Tel: *****. WEEK OFFER i
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      517 7 O w CARPETS ON HIRE PURCHASE at terms to suit today's limited household budget now available at Singh's, 47/49 Stamford Road. This includes their wide range of Indian woollen carpets and rugs. B.M.K. and Axminster. Singh's also have a special bargain offer of Indian D.C.M. plain furnishing reduced from the
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      287 7 V V A REAL BARGAIN for knitters is the Robin Knitting Machine. It is the most advanced machine of its kind produced m Japan, with many features for all kinds of styles and patterns and is most compact m a metal carrying case. Usual price $150.00 now selling at $130.00
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    The 'happy moments winners
    388 8 IS YOUR NAME HERE? fJKRE are the winner of the "Happ\ Moment" contest The first prize oi $10 goes to Happy Cook" nu supplied to thr Editor), ot 11, Brooke Road, Singapore, 15 who m this letter:Hvr took <>k admiruiion MY mother had a l vv
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    YOU NEED PROTEIN FOR LUNCH
    54 8 YOU NEED PROTEIN FOR LUNCH 4LTHOIA COld salad is very tempt- middle of one dish protein is ,yell to ol and ne y-to-pre-h could lunchHAMBURGH STEAK one md pepp I Ml r.HOD. squet vpper and mix I to blend. m drippi: 4 111 1 M BALI B CUP I ika
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    'A perfect holiday'
    92 8 Another new contest There is another cash prize competition this week. The subject is "A Perfect Holiday." Send a letter of not more than 100 words to Eve, The Free Press, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore, 9. There will again be a prize of $10 for
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    A 'sew-and-save' dress
    854 8 A sew-and-save' dress MAKE IT UP h I 111 GIRL OF TEN Tilt: Singapore sales are m full swing and there are many bargains to be picked up. Not least of these are the materials which m some cases are being sold at below cost price. This is an excellent
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    Try out this cabbage recipe
    101 8 Try out this cabbage recipe IJAVE you ever tried red i I cabbage as a hot vepe- I table? With rich roast dishes or grilled chops, bacon or ham j it makes an excellent accompaniment. First shred the cabbage and trim away the centre core and the thick white stalks.
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    GAY AND VERSATILE
    100 8 THIS gay and versatile dress worn by Christine is called "Tropical Glory." It is made of strong cotton with a silky finish ideal lor so many occasions. The colours are lovely citrus shades of lemon, orange and lime on a cool white ground, and the wide belt
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    201 8 Pencil-fine line j out of fashion! for eyebrow> I rj'' THERE were ma y beauty queries m n. bag this week. 7 from Yvonne eyebrows are very th and heavy. Sht plucking them into a line but has found that this only makes then more thickly than T'HE trend
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    THEY LOOK LIKE LEATHER
    42 8 IJAD a good thought oi v And what abo ;ld it bear ck>s If it U beyond ho;: rid of it. Th' utifully finished ones al pcarance of real U Cheap, too $2 Change Alley, of con jhjhkjk
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    466 9 SIAMESE SWEEP IN THE SINGLES He's steadier m doubles tlav J*HE Siamese are still tops m badminton. They proved it last night m the finals of the Malayan Open championships at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Before a sell-out crowd, sprightly Charocn Watanasin outplayed Penang's Teh Kew San
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    'NOT EASY' —CECILIA
    20 9 At .muel of Selan- l |0f •ho won the women's i their .ie a.iid. I ;n both
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    His eighth century of tin' season
    74 9 His eighth century of tin' season LONDON. Turv- Mtk» Smith, the Warwickshire ninhiur. delightful .1 1 •••••> !»•»>>- d.i\ rrard «itl> Hfhtli century <>t til* kliwl hAmpton^hirr at I dKl>a>»lon I one c to o! 1.294 I pos- I 1 torburv M Derby. X H C J md 27 for
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    BB TITLE TO 12th
    191 9 jn >f ..v t Angiorc champions 44 p ;he athletic the Boys" Brigade Singa--9 hool v. R-iniiPi^-ui) ''.re B.i Coy II field Methodlsi Church.. '60 P< ved by 3rd Coy i Wesley JUNIOR 100 yd: 1 Jimmy Beng Chan seah »3 3 Lav Jm 1 1
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    Five goals in Selangor's fight back
    136 9 CELANGOR. the South 2»ne champions m the Malaya Cup i competition this year, acored a fluent, 6-3 victory over All-Singa-pore at Jalan Besar Siadium >es- > terdav. Their victory was remarkftble because they had to come from behind. Trailing 3-I'at half-time. Selangor stau^d a
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    26 9 pn lure. 1 -^^^V^^i.iv Innr named "P m 'lie men's doubles S S-iSß^tt vVMup -U T.h X.» 8«- Free Press
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    RESULTS OF ALL THE FINALS
    140 9 MEN'S vi\«,n Walanaain iSiami bt Teh R San i Malaya t 15-11. 15-12. MEN'S nOI'BLES: I.im Hup and Teh Kew I iMalayai bt Eddy Civ i Malaya) and Erland Kop.s (Denmark) 15-11. 15-9. WOMEN'S SINGLES: Pattaboncs (Slamt bt Tan Gaik Bee (Malav.u 11-4. 11-0. WOMI
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    'Catcalls don't Pother me' says Choong
    383 9 'Catcalls don't Pother me says Choong OOOS and catcalls whether at practice sessions or m competitive tournaments do not put him off his stride, said the former All-England and Malayan champion Eddy Choong after he and Erland Kops were beaten by Lim Say Hup and Teh Kew San m the
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    BRIDGE
    179 9 Dealer: South East- West tame N THE bidding on this hand from a duDlicate pairs contest tooK a peculiar turn at one of the tables. It began with One Heart by South. One Spade by West, Two Hearts by North and Three Spades by Ea*t. This last bid was
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    74 10 REBEL PRISONERS IN LAOS FOUND WITH ARMS FROM RED CHINA U.S. repeats accusations against N. Vietnam SAIGON, Tuesday. QRENADES and ammunition made m Communist China have been found on prisoners taken by the Royal Laotian army m battles with rebels m neighbouring Laos, according to reports reaching
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    SCOUTS BRING BACK SALAKOTS
    121 10 Nine of the 31 Boy Scouts who formed the Singapore contingent at the 10th World Jamboree m the Philippines returned to Singapore yesterday by Pan-American Airways plane. Looking fit and proudly sporting the salakots* (Filipino hats) which they brought back as souvenirs of the Jamboree, the
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    51 10 LONDON. Tuo- Two Inthe crow of Britannia ird a Royal Canadian Air Force plane which arrived ar London Airport :rom Nova Scotia iging to the n and Prince Philip. Able Seaman G. Stanley -and Steward J. Rutherford were taken to hospital for •mom for fractures.
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    37 10 RALWALPINDI "Pakistani. Tues. All communication the ce:;tre of the rescue opefor five British and Ger: missing In the m Himalayas ror 13 days were blotted out by atmospheric storm> erday.- Reuter
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    81 10 Indonesians press for U.N. Guinea talks JAKARTA. Tues Mr E. J M. Mansjur, chairman of the Indonesian Parliamentary Delence Committee, is pressing lor the inclusion oi the West New Guinea qu tion m the next agenda oi the United Nations General Assembly. Antara news agency reported. Even if a two-thirds
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    49 10 French kill 467 rebels ALGIERS. Tues. French troops engaged m "Operation Twins" m the Kabylie Mountains of Algeria have killed or captured 4b7 Insurld seized 304 weapons. In Paris it was officially announced that President de Gaulle and his Prime MinisM Michel Debrc would visit Algeria this month. Reuter
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    188 10 Police called at flat IRISHMAN CHARGED VOTTINGHAM, Tues. A^ —An Irishman, Padr a i o Joseph OToole 23, alleged by police to be a member of the illegal Irish Republican Army, was charged here yesterday with the unlawful possession of explosive and detonators. He was remanded m custody until tomorrow.
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    54 10 picture. Mr. Murli M. Sujapani and Miss Babki J. Khcmlani (above) were married m the Victoria Memorial Hall Singapore last night. The bridegroom is the son of Mr and Mrs' Mule hand R. Sujanani and the bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jethanand
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    Lock icon MOSCOW IS WOOING JAPAN NOW
    143 10 MOSCOW IS WOOING JAPAN NOW RUSSIA'S aim m Asia since 1921 ha.> been to isolate America ami swallow Japan and China, according to a foimer Japanese army officer. Air. Takashi Shioya. an officr of the central strategy board of the Japanese army during World War II and now president of
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    TENGKU SATISFIED AFTER HIS PAHANG CAMPAIGN
    224 10 IfUALA LUMPUR IV Tues.— A tired but satisfied Ten?ku Abdul Rahman left Pahang this morning for Kuala Trengganu after an intensive two-day campaign. He had coveied more than 500 miles by rail, road and boat, visited several kampongs and spoken at 10 rallies. The
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    70 10 ]||ADRID, Tues. Seven students, charged before a military court martial with distributing propaganda m favour of an attempted general strike were sentenced here yesterday to terms of from six months' to three years' jail Two others, including a woman. were acquitted The sentences
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    116 10 Why Peking harasses the Matsus IIfHILE mainland C; ff lags economically. mosa under Chiang X Shek's government Is progressing. Nationalist c Ambassador Tsiang Ting said m New York. "The economic development of Formosa is gom2 anead and it Is a thorn m the >ide of the Chin Communists" Tsiang said.
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    51 10 PARIS. Tues. A French Navy patrol boat found the missing Kon tiki-style rait "Cantuta II" yesterday m the South Pacific with two men aboard. The men. missing for a week aboard the Peruvian i raft off the Polynesian is- j lands, were said to be m eood health.
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    R.I. MISSIONS TO BE CLOSE
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