The Singapore Free Press, 24 August 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. ***** SINGAPORE, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1859. 15 CENTS.
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    MY PLANS -by MINISTER
    1006 1 BETTER FOOD FOP iv>ia-™-~ ~5 MATERNITY HOMES CbUK*TESY CLASSES BLOOD DONATION THE HOSPITALS NI ITO IN CITY AREAS FOR STAFF NURSES CAMPAIGN SOON Government is short of nurses, not says Ahmad S IN <- AP °R£S Minister for Health. Inche Ahmad bin Ibrahim, in an exclusive
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    Opinion Singapore language Institute
    14 1 Opinion Singapore language Institute cidthe on as body no alon :00.--to and I ;ya
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    Govt. gets Rajendra's reply
    127 1 Govt. gets Rajendra's reply MR. F. v. n.vJENDRA, chairman ui me reau M u(M] 01 Singapore uuvciiUiieiu cjnpioyees unions, wau was iuajjtnaeci uum puolic service on Julj aas replied to cnarges made against him. Under ouicial procedure the government will now study his reply u:id iaKc steps to reinstate him
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    Lock icon DAG LEAVES
    23 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. U. N. Secretary-General, left here yesterday on a two-week f our of Latin America. Reuter
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    Lock icon THE WHOLE FAMILY SENTENCED TO DEATH
    74 1 THE WHOLE FAMILY SENTENCED TO DEATH > TLW DELHI. Mon A ll village officer, his wife and six children have been sentenced to death for sacrificing three children before the Goddess of Wealth, according to reports from Vizagapattam. The reports said the wife wanted to please the Goddess to ensure
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    Lock icon Mr. K. visit—and a big surprise ?
    50 1 Mr. K. visit and a big surprise RENO, (Nevada-, Mon. The Soviet Union is likely to try to put a man into orbit around the earth while Mr. Nikita Khrushchev is in the United States next month, the U.S. army's chief of space medicine, Dr. Hubertus Strughold, said here. Reuter
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    Lock icon PARLEY RESULT AWAITED
    155 1 PARLEY RESULT AWAITED LONDON. Mon. Britain is awaiting a report tnrough diplomatic channels on the outcome of the recent talks between Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld. United Nations' secre-tary-general and Mr. Ngon 'Sananikone, Laotian special envoy, reliable sources said here yesterday. A Laotian government cabii net minister, now visiting iaipen said his
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    British mission flies in late, misses plane for Kuching
    196 1 ITOUR British Members of r parliament a mission from the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association flew into Singapore two hours late this morning and missed their plane tor Kuching. The MPs were due in a BOAC Comet at 4.55 a.m. but it had
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    26 Government staff reported dismissed or suspended
    121 1 26 Government staff reported dismissed or suspended OOME 20 officers in the City Council and Public Works Department in Singapore have either been suspended or dismissed in the past few weeks, the Free Press learns. Six others all technical assistants in the P.W.D. had been ordered to do manual labour
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    RUBBER UP
    31 1 September first grade rubber buyers f.ob. opened in Singapore this morning- at 109 cents per lb.. up seven-eighths of a cent on Friday's close. The tone uas quietly steady.
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    Selangor 's two for the Senate
    93 1 Selangor 's two for the Senate KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Selangor State Legislative Assembly is exported to nominate Raja Rastom Sharome and Mr. Chan Kwong Hon to the Senate at its meeting today. An Alliance meeting last i night decided on these two names, the Free Press understands Opposition The
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    RUBBER BLAZE
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    THUGS HELD UP CAR, CRAB SBOO
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    Lock icon Cut-rate fares bring about fuller ships
    137 2 BIGGEST Paccfm^Fß SAILINGS SINCE THE WAR NEW THE port of New York yesterday >aw the laru, of passenger ships since the war. Six set H] 4.407 passengerA shipping ex] explained that offseason cut-rate fa: went into effect at midnight, hence the unusual number of
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    Lock icon Two killed in typhoon: Rains claim 16 victims
    131 2 Two killed in typhoon Rains claim 16 victims TAIPEH. Mon. Typhoon Iris killed two men and injured a third on Formosa on Saturday, police said yesterday. Officials described the damage as "miraculously light." The typhoon's fringe winds and heavy rains >craped across southern Formosa, stricken by floods and earthquake, before
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    Lock icon Tankers in disuse
    96 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. ff Senator Warren G. Magnuson (Democrat of Washington), warning that the American-flag t Linker fleet is tailing into d asked the Navy to determine how many privatelyowned oil vessels are needed for the defence programme. In a letter to Admiral Ralph E. Wilson, the Navy's
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    Lock icon 'Pomato' is new China claim
    40 2 HONG KONG, Mon. A Chinese peasant has evolved a "pomato" by crossing a potato with a tomato, says the Peking New China News Agency. The hybrid plant bears tomatoes above ground •and potatoes underground. Reuter
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    Lock icon 50 MILLION FIGHT CHINA DROUGHT
    265 2 50 MILLION FIGHT CHINA DROUGHT WASHINGTON, Monday. HPHE U.S. Agriculture Department reported yester- day that China was suffering from the worst drought In many years in its Northern and Central area. Ten provinces are affected in varying degrees, with 32.000,000 acres of crops menaced, according to Peking announcements analysed here.
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    Lock icon Soviet builds big oil pipeline
    37 2 MOSCOW, Mon.— Plans Tor a 2.500-mile underground oil pipeline trom the Soviet Union to Poland. Eastern Germany. Czechoslovakia ana j Hungary, have been completed, the Soviet news agency Tass said yesterday.- Reuter
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    1057 2 SINGAPORE. Saturday. INDUSTRIALS Previews T*eay D 1.80 S 2.10 B -OS 2.20 S B. B. 53 B 54' B S 5b S Trustee! t 5.50 S 5.50 S s B :s B o B I y 32 B I s 1.07 S 1.08 S I ..-.5 b
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    64 2 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Hanbour Board wharves: Ben Vannoch 4/5, Menestheus 6/7, Adrstus 10 11, Kirsten Maersk 13/14, State of Kutch 15/16, Lycoan 18. Bombay Maru 19, Senggar- ang; N. Wall 3, Fadao N. Wall 4, Starcrown 25/26, Jesse Lykes 27 28, Izhevsk 29/30, Autolycus 31/32. Dinara
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    Lock icon Hausv af ardboard
    65 2 Hausv af €*ardboard THIS "log" cabin in a frosty Finnish forest has withstood the weather for ten years and looks sound for many more to come. It is built of cardboard. The "logs" are the cardboard spools of old newsprint rolls. Not only is it cheap to build and maintain,
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    CITY LIGHTS
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    Lock icon 'WHO DOES WHAT?' DISPUTE
    144 2 'WHO DOES WHAT?' DISPUTE LONDON, Mon. Mr. lain MacLeod, Minister of Labour, has been told by leaders of the 800.000-strong National Union of General and Municipal Workers that they would welcome a court of inquiry into "who does what?" This follows disputes between rival unions in Britain's shipbuilding industry. It
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    Lock icon Bonn's Asia stake
    20 2 FRANKFURT. Mon. Private West German investments abroad since the war total U*****,350,000. including U5522,343,000 in Asia.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Laos draws up trade pact
    44 2 TOKYO. Mon Camlx and Laos on Saturday d up mutual agreements payments, trade, transit of goods, and cultural scientific co-operation. The agreements will be signed alter b> for Government appi Laos will have the use of Kompongsom port- U.P.I.
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    Lock icon TWO SHIP SINK IN CRASHES
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    $100 MILLION BOARD IS NOW DUE IN NOVEMBER
    237 3 Gah m*° finalise withdrawn of State public funds train U.K. share market THK Proposed B |lo0 R OOO 00? ESS REPORTER pore will be esffi i i i? conomic development board for Sin.uaearlier than aSljfpate? November thi >«"•• at least five months
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    River rescue
    68 3 STRETCH of the Jurong River off Ram- pons Tcban. Pasir Pan- E i me. where crocodiles E have sometimes been sighted, was the loca- E tion of a river rescue in E Shaw Brothers* latest Malay lilm **I>an Dan Setia.' E Pictures show (abore) E the Malayan version
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    Support for ban on child marriages
    88 3 Support for ban on child marriages MEETING es of Hindu te apore is being caned consider the Governmove to bai: child polygamy among non-Musli;. G. M. K. Sabai. a :ee of the Veeramakahaman temple at Serangoon Roau. said Hindus support oi tne .ation. ould ustees' hat odations could be to
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    Replanting is up to expectations
    164 3 Replanting is up to expectations KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The rubber smallholders replanting scheme may get within TO per cent ot its target ngure by the end of this year— the deader th< seven-year programme ol the scheme. This is stated in the aniJ report of the Ruboer Industry (ReplantingBoard for
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    Medals for teachers
    105 3 Medals for teachers EIGHT teachers of the Chung Hwa Girls' Hi?h School. Singapore will receive gold medals on Sept. 15 from the school's man. ment committee chairman, Mr. Tan Boon Khak. for having served more -iui ten years each in the SJhooL This will be an event in the 48th
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    TEENAGERS 'ROB' TELEPHONES IN JOHORE BAHRU
    141 3 4 GANG of teenagers have been tampering with A the public telephone boxes in Johore Bahru, and have according to the police there, each month extracted "hundreds of dollars" from these telephone booths. In the outlying districts of Johore public telephones are used Heavily.
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    Dav-old chicks from Australia
    39 3 Dav-old chicks from Australia More than 100,000 dayold chicks were flown out from Australia to Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Borneo by Qantas in the first seven months of this year. This number is expected Jo be doubled next year.
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    New manager
    32 3 Mr Donald Arrowsmith. who has been with City Book store for the past nine years. 1 hLs been appointed manof the Singapore office Graham Brash and Son. ■n Sept. 1
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    $4.40 food must last her a month
    159 3  - $4.40 food must last her a month CHAN SWAN BEF Bv 'THEY told me that there was a woman in Sin- gapore who had been living on 15 cents a dav for 18 months. I went to see her. I took this picture of her. Madam Yeong Ah See lives
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    NEW MINE TECHNIQUE POPULAR
    86 3 NEW MINE TECHNIQUE POPULAR KUALA LUMPUR. Mon A number of Chinese mines in Perak had already adopted a new technique for extracting tin ore. a spokesman lor the All-Malaya Chinese Mining Association said yesterday. He added that trie new plant which was introduced recently was proving to be Increasingly popular
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      450 3 JAGUAR^ Pj^fefUjva //or pace w^- THE NEW XK 150 W^ jT> This car is character iset; i^^ menal power of acceleration r.< m^^L'^^J^ P*^' ing throughc -tire speed r jVB^VU up to 130 m.p> ard beyond Roac WL^^^^ Fixed Head and Drop f<ead Mocx ?F avai'aoie. THE NEW MARK IX
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    Oh such a lovely slide !
    30 4 Oh such a lovely slide The concrete bank overlooking the lawn makes a wonderful slide for (left to right) K. Sridharan, M. Sabramaniam and Mohamad bin Elias. Free Press picture.
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    Lock icon Home awaits 25 orphan boys
    879 4 Home awaits 25 orphan boys SWAMI PINS HIS HOPES ON FLAG DAY BUT THEY CAN'T MOVE IN 'THERE is a home for 25 Singapore orphans, but for all its inviting comfort and protection it stands empty. On a breeze-fanned hillside overlooking Bartley Road, a new block at the Ramakrishna Mission
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    Lock icon TAILORING CLASS
    18 4 picture Junior S. Govindasamy i s intent on his work during the tailoring class. Free Press
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    BY THE WAY
    188 4  -  Beachcomber *gr THE manager of the bar was on holiday. A note, purporting to be from him to the head barman, introduced a temporary extra barman. His approach to customers was odd. He would say, "What is yours, Sir?... Ah ...So is mine." The other barman, seeing
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      595 4 I Drink I A real i fruit Juice I ORANGEADE CLASSIFIED ADS. MABRIAOI 2§ Words (minimum). PITTENDRIGH TEO At the th-Day Adventi&t Chinese .h Singapore on 23rd August 1959. Ronald Moray Younger son r. «fc Mrs. A. Pittendrigh of Aberdeen Scotland to Helen, elder aaughter of Mrs. Teo Kim Heng
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      228 4 CLTES ACROSS 5 lan's version of "Kenneth, 1 They are known by those in begone!" is an eye-opener (.6). the know (5). 6 Taklna off no genuine jewel--4 Anatomical accompaniment lery (9>. to crossed bones (7). 7 But the donl pro duce a 8 Ris a tin prop, pa (Anagram)
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    Minister to visit factories
    233 5 LITIGATION UNTO j uNDITIONS OF I I .VI'ORE'S 100,000 [cTORY WORKERS j. ril !*re>s Staff Reporter eminent will start an onlibation into the working more than 100,000 factory workf this week. onducted personally by the to the Ministry for Labour f Toon Boon. Mr. Wee was
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    Y.C. looks or new hq.
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    Monteiro for U.S.
    37 5 Profe.^or E. S. Monteiro. Professor of Clinical Medicine and Dean of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Malaya, will leave this week for a world conference on medical education in Chicago. U.S.A.
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    Lock icon Fighting among Telebes rebels
    6 5 Fighting among Telebes rebels L Reuter
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    HIGH TIDES
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    SPECIAL DEVELOPMENT FUND FOR S'PORE
    103 5 4 SPECIAL development -r\ fund is to be created bv the Singapore Government, according to a Bill published during the weekend. The purpose of the fund is to finance construction, improvement, extension, enlargement and replacement of buildings and works. The iund may also be used
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    Malayan greets Nehru
    50 5 Picture taken in New j Delhi during the Indian j j Vice- President's "at j home" on the occasion of Indian Independence Day. it shows the High j Commissioner for the Federation of Malaya. j Mr. Maclntyre. being j received by the Prime j Alintster, Nehru. "<■■••
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    Farmers rush for cheap pigs
    76 5 MORE than 700 farmers Hocked to the Sembawang Husbandry Station at the week-end In a bid to buy 139 pigs offered for sale by the Government. The sale began at 2 p.m. and by 3.30 p.m. it was ail over, and the lucky buyers on
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    DRIVER HIRE SERVICE: AAS LISTS CHARGES
    261 5 DRIVER HIRE SERVICE: AAS LISTS CHARGES rpHE Automobile Association of Singapore disclosed yesterday details of its new driver hire service, which will be introduced when its free parking facilities are withdrawn on Government bringing in the meter parking system. From Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., the
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    CLUB'S THREE CONTESTS -ALL ON ONE NIGHT
    108 5 CLUB'S THREE CONTESTS -ALL ON ONE NIGHT rpHREE contests 'Miss 1 Professional Model and Miss Amateur Model." "Best Dress Designer," and "Best Hairdresser" are to be held on one night. Organised by the Y.W.C.A. Business and Professional Women's Club, the contests will be held one after the other at a
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    Treat for Singapore child cripples
    99 5 Treat for Singapore child cripples Sixty crippled children from various homes in Singapore were given a treat at the Kamala Club in Moulmein Road last weekend. Comprising Chinese, Malays and Indians, the children, whose ages ranged from .seven to 17, were served drinks and cakes and entertained to a magic
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    The hippo teeth
    202 5 The hippo teeth mystery What use for the article? ILfYSTERY surrounds i the consignment of hippopotamus teeth imported into Singapore from Africa on board the Sho u n Maru last week. No one could say what the teeth is for. Mr. J. R. Barrett, acting manager of the Shipping Department
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    Dealer had no licence: $25
    47 5 Dealer had no licence: $25 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Cho Boon Poiv a dealer in secondhand goods who had no licence to carry on such a business, was lined $25 in the Magistrate's court hen yesterday. Ho was told that the maximum penalty was a fine 01 $20,000.
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      96 5 ywC A. (Raffles Quay) Chinese Cooking meat dumpling in soup 10 JO am.; Katong Club--crafts at ><) Amber Road 4.30 pm.; Malay Civil Service Std. One 3.00 P m Y W C V (Outram Road): Malav Senior Cambridge 730 p^m.: Mala-. beginners a.OO P m.. 000 p.m.. 930 pin-; Chin
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    Lock icon The 'invisible' wall of death
    412 6  -  ALAN YANG SPORE ROAD DIVIDER CAUSES SPATE OF MANY PROTESTS By SINGAPORE motorists are up in arms _;«m-t i road divider in Robinson Road, which they claim to be an "invisible wall of death" at night. For this thin line of concrete has fouled up
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    Probe on T.B. in trades
    168 6 Probe on T.B. in trades THE Singapore Health Ministry has &et up a committee to >tudy the Incidence of tuberculosis In local Industries and trade* I and recommend preventive measures. The committee, under the chairmanship ol Dr. Wong Hin Sun. a Government tu- berculosii specialist, will also: #MM 'occupations and
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    Decision on future policy on U.S. grants
    138 6 Decision on future policy on U.S. grants THE United States Con-sulate-General in Singapore is now discussing with the Government the future policy of awarding certain types of grants and scholarships to Singapore citizens This has come about as a result of a travel grant awarded to Mr. Geoffrey Abisheganaden. secretary
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    Teachers for road patrol duties named
    118 6 Teachers for road patrol duties named HPEACHERS a n d senior A pupils, who will replace school traffic wardens when Singapore schools reopen next month, have been select, ed by their respective schools. Their names have been submitted to the Ministry of Education to be forwarded to the police. They
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    Lock icon Siam says 'yes' to leaflet drop
    67 6 Siam says 'yes to leaflet drop BANGKOK. Mon. The Thai Pox. Depart' Director. General Sawai^aei.yakorn. ha^> approv ed a reque&t by the Malayan Police to airdrop leaflet* in Siamese jungles bordering Malaya to urge Communist terrorists to >urrender. The airdropping cf leaflets, which will take place on Sept. 9 and
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    Bank sub-branch
    24 6 A sub-branch of the Mercantile Bank opened for business today at 115 Beach Road. Singapore. Mr. D. R. Lon>muir is the manager.
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    VARSITY LAW STUDENTS CAN WORK IN AID BUREAU
    269 6 VARSITY LAW STUDENTS CAN WORK IN AID BUREAU UNIVERSITY of Mai in Singapore's Legal Aid I holidays, the Minister for I, m 1«^ K M. Byrne, told the InMr. Byrne said I training ground for the could observe the practical He said the students would not be allowed to handle
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    JENNY ANG WANTS TO BE 'MERDEKA QUEEN
    12 6 JENNY ANG WANTS TO BE 'MERDEKA QUEEN H tfel the prt/ 1
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    Off for talks
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    Lock icon LEGAL ADVISER WEDS
    31 6 Picture by Mr. and Mrs. Donald Jack^ J marriage at the Registry »t M Mr. Jackson is Johon m bride, the former Miss Anna Can Huin 's Studio
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    MISS AVERAGE... analysing your statistics
    5 6 MISS AVERAGE analysing your statistics
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    EX-LAW OFFICERS EXPECT TO DOUBLE SALARY
    250 6 EX-LAW OFFICERS EXPECT TO DOUBLE SALARY jtf OST of the law offiiTl cers who have resigned from Singapore Government service expect to double their incomes in private practice. The revision of variable allowances Is understood to be the reason for recent resignations from the legal department. At least 10 magistrates
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      111 6 LATEST ARRIVAL GIAN SINGH CO., LTD. (House of Elegance Quality) Raffles Place. Spore Tel: *****/6 For Comfort and Quiet, Stay at: 50»cTRAHD HOTfi 21/25, Bencoolen Street, Singapore 7. MIIMIHII MUM Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms H Visitors from Malaya and abroad if coming to Singapore arrange your next stay at our Hotel
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      SHAKESPEARE WEEK IN SCHOOLS WAS SO BUSY
      807 7 SHAKESPEARE WEEK IN SCHOOLS WAS SO BUSY POR me, last week the emphasis was on Footlights ramer Uian Floodlights for there was a heavy promime ol thealrical productions, all of which 1 wanted to st'C. r^Z* w^il Wi JE!? there was our local Shakespeare Week arranged by Mr. Chong Hock
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    Meet Phadlon, the Singapore starlet
    145 7 Meet Phadlon, the Singapore starlet I-ked me who was the pretty i in the picture illustrating a recent j that the photograph was taken wanted to know where it wav >ux that thev were far more n in her Victoria] surroundin >he lives in Singapore, and she ttis ken at
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    AN ESKIMO ROLE FOR JAPANESE
    14 7 AN ESKIMO ROLE FOR JAPANESE a thy d in I I in I M-an"
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    Your chance to win $10!
    157 7 THK answers to last weeks Film Quiz 1. A shot in which the camera is moved either backwards or forwards on a trolley which runs Mi i railed track: 2. -hot in which the camera is turned to follow the movement of the actor; 3.
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    HOW A LITTLE RUDENESS PAYS OFF FOR MISS CARON
    257 7  - HOW A LITTLE RUDENESS PAYS OFF FOR MISS CARON JOHN LAMBERT by I Gigi." 'The Doctor > Dilemma." and "The Mai: > Understood Women she had been telling m» now she was happiest of a about her home life win husband Peter Hail the talented young theatrical pro ducer. and
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    Lock icon India border folk are worried now
    334 7 India border folk are worried now T^t Chinese Communists have begun encroaching upon the Northen Indian state of Ladakh which borders Tibet and Communist China. say reports from the area to New Delhi. Ladakh, a Himalayan mountain area which contains such famous peaks as K-2, is spmetimes called the Indian
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    Lock icon TOUCH OF MODERN LUXURY
    62 7 TOUCH OF MODERN LUXURY ALTHOUGH life is often primitive for the Tibetan, here is a native caravaneer, hair wound about his head in plaits, who has acquired the modern luxury of a mirror and comb. Such men travel around the wild country trading in the mountains. This one was freshening
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    Lock icon Peking visit
    38 7 Peking visit TOKYO. Afghanistan Foreign Minister and deputy Prime Minister Sardar Mohammad Nairn will pay a friendly visit to Communist China early next month. The visit is being made on an invitation from Chinese premier Chou En-lai. U.P.I.
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    A HOLE IN THE BAMBOO CURTAIN
    101 7 NEW YORK— Chinese refugees slipping through Communist China's open back door into Laos may figure in Pekirg concern over recent developments there. The Laolian-Cninese border, meandering through rugged hills and difficult jungle, has never been patrolable. It remained one of the few holes in
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    700 workers needed for big Highlands power scheme
    321 8 ITUALA Ll'.MPUR, Mon.— The recruitment of local labour for the giant Cameron Highlands hydro-electric project is receiving the special attention of the Labour Department's headquarters here. IT h e Commissioner for Labour, Mr. I. R. Price, revealed yesterday that the matter was
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    LEONIE IS AFTER MISS SURF TITLE, TOO
    56 8 LEONIE IS AFTER MISS SURF TITLE, TOO LEONIE KEONITZ who is one of Malaya's top models and who holds the title of "Airline Queen," has entered for the "Miss Surf title. Entries for Surf Mannequin Competition, which is being held on the Surf Mannequin Competition Film currently appearing at all
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    Crowds broke the law
    202 8 OFFENCE ON POLL DAY KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. T housands of people in the Federation unknowingly committed offences on election day for which they could have been arrested. Stating this yesterday, tne Kuala Lumpur 0.C.P.D., Mr. i j J Raj, said that if political supporters marched through
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    31 8 picture MK WFKT F Peterson, United .States Consul-General nd Mrs. Peterson, who left during the weekend for Washington, where Mr Peterson will take up a new post Free Press
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    Philippines economy is sound
    84 8 Philippines economy is sound MANILA, Mon. There is nothing wrong with the Philippine economy. German economist and financier Mr. Hjalmar Schacht said yesterday. However. Schacht said, some "drastic" changes should be undertaken in order to maintain the integrity of the Philippine currency. The greatest deterrent to Philippine economy, said the
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      356 8 WHAT qualities would a woman choose in a perfect husband or the ideal man? Popular models in Singapore gave Women's Corner their views on this yesterday. Although their methods of choosing "the husband I want" differed in many resptcts, there was one demand In common
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      244 8 B the Incoming sign. Vir- leader in the realm ol go you are ruled by Mercury, you incline toward the imthe god of knowledge. You portant questions of th. are ambitious, practical, al- Since you take delh. beit critical, despite the fact you always cause contrcn that you are .dly
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    M.A.A.U. officials accused of breaking rules
    191 9 M.A.A.U. officials accused of breaking rules .ration of Malaya Amateur Athletic Union came fe%,pi»n-h,ps. which concluded Koa a Lmil| J™ Q,3? e v? elegate Mr Lim Teng sun, charged that by altering the conditions the FMAAU JW^ foreign athletes ?i£Sl e w Or these special awards when actually they *ere
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    Moss breaks the big race jinx
    159 9 Moss breaks the big race jinx Llbßc Mon. British driver broke his big race hoo- by winning the Portu- i Grand Prix yesterday in a Cooper-Climax to gain his formula one grand pnx >t the season. Driving Miperbly over the; 3 4 miles undulating circuit its mai.y testing bends. led
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    Yee Khan in singles qr.-finals
    83 9 Yee Khan in singles qr.-finals DENAN( Yee -lhan, one of Malaya's mos: .sing youngsters will meet Choor.s; -,les badon champlonshir Yee received a walkover Kedahs Sjed Nazari to en- quarter finals. The other er finalist is Denn :-:ops who beat the i tmpion. Foo Vong Khean 15-10. women's doubles, the
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    THE cup shoot
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    K. soccer season pens with shocks
    212 9 K. soccer season pens with shocks new English soccer season on Saturday with a host ox Manchester City. the Chelsea -Preston match, in which 40.000 fans were treated to a liattrtck by Chelsea s inside-right Jimmy Greaves and a tremendous on flght-back which earned isltors a draw after they had
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    TODAY'S SPORT
    25 9 SOCCER: S.A.F.A. Div 1 league C. A. v Koto Raja, Jalan Besar, 5.15 p.m. >inf»pore "A* Singapore at J. Besar at 7 p.m.
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    Their tenth win over Senators
    123 9 NEW YORK. Mon.— The amazing Chicago White Sox getting the most out of a singles hitting lineup, got only three hits Saturbut they were enough for a 1-0 victory over the Washington Senat The victory, their 10th straight the Senators, kept the W Sox 2'
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    WELL BEATEN
    40 9 MACON. Prance, Mon rt Mackenzie. Australian Oarsman, who is regarded as the world's best single sculler, was well beaten in the final of the European rowing championships here today by Russian Army officer Vvacheslav Ivanov, the ohmpic champion.
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    SATORO TRIED— BUT H. MELODY WAS TOO GOOD
    579 9 SATORO TRIED— BUT H. MELODY WAS TOO GOOD Allan Lewis sums up the K.L. races. lIAPPY melody, hot favourite, won the His 11 Majesty, the Yang Di-Pertuan Agong's Gold Cup at Kuala Lumpur yesterday by a length from the second favourite Satorc with Sun of Burma third and Holiday Time
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    Indonesian 'varsities soccer team here
    238 9 Indonesian 'varsities soccer team here rrHE All Indonesian A Combined Universities soccer team, who flew into Singapore yesterday to p 1 y three matches here, will also have a crack against the Combined Malayan Universities. Seventeen of these energe-tic-looking players accompanied by two young and pretty Indonesian girls received a
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    It's popular...
    52 9 The respojise of race- goers to Sunday racing over the last, tivo rnonths E in the Federation leaves E ho doubts about it's po- pularity. icili probably beE come a regular feature =Of future Federation Turf Clubs' race meetings and is the answer to 2 their attempts to
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    The big race finish
    50 9 THE finish of the Yang Di Pertuan Agong's Gold Cup at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Free Press picture shows Happy Melody, with Arthur Ward up. winning from Satoro (Donnelly) who made a valiant ffort to snatch the cup from the winner. Third was Sun of Burma (Dragon).
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    4 records at Malayan Sikhs annual sports
    326 9 DlLbagh Singh Kler. British North Borneo s niv representative at the ™W athletic meet which Jnded at Kuala Lumpur on Saturday established one of ?h four new records at the AH-Malayaii. Sikhs athletic J> h r P smgai£re ylstevZ P DUbS 880yds. J3
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    Inter-port women's badminton in Sept?
    514 9 CHATTER BOX ;rnHE Thai Über Cup team, which was defeated 4-3 by New Zealand recently, is on its way back to Bangkok. They will be playing a few exjhibition games in Australia and Indonesia. Should the Thais pass through Singapore about the 1 same time
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    KADIR WINS TIME TRIAL
    62 9 KADIR WINS TIME TRIAL A. Kadir of the International Cycling Club won the RAF. 25-miles Time trial Open Handicap meet with a time of 57min. 45-2/5 sec. at Bukit Timah yesterdajr. Kadir was allowed a handicap time of smin. 56sec. Second was I.C.C.'s Jumari (59min. 6sec.» follow* -d by Cpl.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    166 9 U/HEN you would like to do two W things at one go, it usually pays to make the call which gives a better general picture. This j ~~Kn. i^ in. o lortTA seiner nn the above hand from match play. At both tables, with Ea&t-West silent, South and
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    63 10 picture. 1 1 1 1- habv star' of Indonesia s cultural mission to iporr nine-year-old liin lien, is introduced to MrRun Run Shaw iri^ht) during I \isit to the interna- trade fair al the (ireat World yesterday. Mikinc the Introduction* is Mr. Djoka Sanjoto. leader of
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    'This is year of destiny' -union leader
    85 10 'This is year of destiny' -union leader PENANG, Monday. THF of the Malayan Trade Unions Co: Inche Mohamed Yusoff bin Mohamec sterday that there was "general of the elections. deun- industrialisation, hospitals and •edical lacllltlt political depment^. depended large.d creatmate for the of democracy. congratulated the Alliment on its reel
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    273 10 Round of talks in Europe will pave way for meetings with Khrushchev WASHINGTON, Monday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER today begins final preparations for what observers here regard as a new and bold experiment in personal diplomacy. An hour before dawn on Wednesday the President
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    It makes people mad but helps the insane
    106 10 It makes people mad but helps the insane MONTREAL. Mon.— Mexican mushrooms that make people temporarily mad. bul I which could benefit the In- i sane, have been cultivated in quantity in France and synthetlc drugs have been made irom them, according to Dr. Roger Heim. of the ParL> Museum
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    33 10 TOURS. France. Prime Minister Michel Debre fired off another warning yesterday that French policy in Algeria "must not be contested or contradicted by anybody who wants us a^ I allies." UPI
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    NIK WILL SEEK NO-WAR PLEDGE
    114 10 NIK WILL SEEK NO-WAR PLEDGE LONDON, Mon. Mr. Khrushchev wants to win President Eisenhower's support for a non-aggression declaration during his forthcoming talks in Washington, Soviet sources have hinted strongly here. He wants, preferably, a non-aggression pledge be- tween the U.S. and Russia. Failing this, he would like a non-aggression
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    Chou is now bac after spell 'in mountains'
    46 10 Chou is now bac after spell 'in mountains' PEKING M^ pOMMUNIST Chinese primr n Lai, made his first publ. two months when he attend* d bassy national day reception I Diplomats said Mr. Chon turned to Peking four d. been "in the mountains" but I I
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    BIG CHINA DRIVE FOR BLOOD
    67 10 BIG CHINA DRIVE FOR BLOOD MACAO. Mon. Several hundred th Chinese on the mainl; have to contribute to blood banks before the end August. said travel arriving In Macao, reporting a blood donation ea paign being conducted by the Red Chiiu The first drive for blood took place du: Korean
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    A $680 bikini
    27 10 Mannequin Nina Dufcoifl displays a leopard skin bikini priced at MS6BO At ft fashion sala held at Biarritz. The leopard mat is worth 53.82.V
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    Sultan's speech is debated in Assembly
    273 10 Sultan's speech is debated in Assembly lOHORE 3AHRU, Mon. A motion to express the thanks of the Assembly to the Sultan for his speech on behalf of the Government at the opening of the first session of the Assembly on July 18 was moved by Ha.ii Hassan bin Haji Yunos.
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    80 10 MINNEAPOLIS. Mon— The United States Navy plans to keep the number of its Polaris missile-firing submarine fleet to about 50 vessels, ViceAdmiral Wallace Beakley said yesterday. Emphasing the striking power of a fleet ui 50 nuclear submarines armed with hy-drogen-tipped ballistic n siles, he said, "Constai
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    54 10 LONDON, Mon.-A Church of England bishop took to the air last night with a broadcast on family pla^nin-j which Members of Parliai.. had tried to ban. The Right Rev. Mervyn Stockwood. bishop of Southv.ark. appealed on behalj of the Family Planning Association over the government owned
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      80 10 Picnic ham sends 85 to hospital ATTICA, Indiana, Mon. An improperly cured ham served to 1,880 persons at a company outing caused Indiana's second mass food poisoning case within a week. Eighty-five persons were stricken with violent stomach cramps at a week-end picnic. Another 20 persons were sent to hospital
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      30 10 PARIS: Common problems in the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation area will be the main subject ot talks between Mr. Richard Casey, Australian external affairs minister, and French Government leaders. Reuter
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      30 10 WASHINGTON: The people of China are increasing at a rate of 12.000.000 a year and those of India at 8,000,--000 a year, according tc the Population Reference Bureau here. U.P.I.
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      48 10 LUINO. North Italy: Customs are investigating reports that a small submarine is being used to smuggle goods between Italy and Switzerland under the surface of Lake Maggiore. Reutt r. SAX FRANCISCO: Three cats have been lert stocks valued at more than A/575.--000 by an S2~year-old Oakland widow. Reuter
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      23 10 LONDON- Air Vice-Mar-shal Paul Sandland Blockt y has been appointed Sf-nior Air Staff Officer of the Royal Air Force Technical Training Command.- Reuter
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      16 10 EDINBURGH: The 13th Edinburgh Internat kmal Festival of music and drama was officially opened yesterday.— Reuter
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      36 10 LONDON: A clock which I will neither gain nor lose a second in 25 years is being installed in the Australian j Post Office research laboratories at Melbourne by a team of British scientists.— j Reuter
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      21 10 LONDON: Miss Hannah Ede. 101. gives three pierrs of advice for longevity: "Don't drink, don't smoke and don't get married. Reuter
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      16 10 MONTANA: At lea people reported In the area of last week's earthquake are still missing. Reuter
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      27 10 WASHINGTON: Hawaii's Hiram Fong, first ChineseAmerican to win a seat in Congress, said that "to recognise Red China would be to forsake our friends in Asia." U.P.I.
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    65 10 WASHINGTON. Mon. Mr. Frederick Mueller, the Secretary of Commerce, said erday the United States had no intention of relaxing restrictions on the shipment of strategic goods to the Soviet Union. In a recorded radio interview he added, however, that the U.S. favoured In a peaceful trade
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    55 10 DAMASCUS. Hon. Arab League B Lsrmel'fc central office ha> announced a pan-Arab bar. on the imports ol car* and re part* produced I Japanese firm on the ground* violation oi the Arab boycott of Israel. An office spokesman said the ban had been recommended to
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