The Singapore Free Press, 28 August 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. 1558.. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, AUGUST, 28, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Why the Unlicensed stalls must go
    8 1 Why the Unlicensed stalls must go 1 I
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    Lock icon FISHING BOAT FOUNDERS
    43 1 HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, ing boat Linda .ink otT the coast of p Breton yesterday and earch and resreported were enroute to x crew members e British vessel Lake /anada-Newfound-hip line's Fauvette the Lenore Fish were also *o the rescue.- U.P.I.
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    FINANCE MEN PRAISE GOVT. SLASH OF THE RUPIAH
    164 1 FINANCE MEN PRAISE GOVT. SLASH OF THE RUPIAH THREE officials of the finance section of the Indonesian Defence Ministry flew into Singapore tins morning with praise for their Government's decision to devalue 1,000 and 500 rupian not* Tru learttT or the group, Mr. Iding Rana, an inspector section of the
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    CLEAN AIR CHECK
    131 1 University men will measure fall-out from H-explosions Extra funds are sought Radio-activity test in Singapore soon [KSTS to K au Ke the extent of radio adivitv j. Singapore s atmo sphere wdl soon bo carried out at the University of Malaya here. are to be ried out
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    Lock icon FEDERATION MAN ON LOCAL SECURITY COUNCIL HERE
    95 1 RR. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, (centre in picture) Federation's representative on Singapore's Internal Security Council, arrived here last night tor the first meeting of the Council, which began this morning at the oirice 01 the L.K. Com■iwner at lni o n building.
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    Lock icon 7 killtnl in crash of U.S. air focre helicopter
    149 1 7 killtnl in crash of U.S. air focre he licopter lI'ASHINGTON, Fri— Seven people, including Mr. Livingston L. Satterthwaite. the deputv chief of the United States diplomatic mission in Copenhagen, Denmark, were killed on Wednesday night in the crash of an U.S. air force helicopter near Thule air base, Greenland.
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    Lock icon New air chief
    31 1 LONDON, Fri. Air Vice Marshal Samuel Charles Elworthy is to become Britain's Deputy Chief of Air Staff on Nov. 15 with the acting rank of Air Marchal.- Reuter
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    30 MINS.' TERROR FOR 16 GIRLS
    184 1 30 MINS. TERROR FOR 16 GIRLS SIXTEEN girls In the Hong Kong beauty salon in Seng Poh R<>ad. Singapore, went a terrifying half hour when seven masked men broke into the premises at 430 a.m. today. One of the girls. Miss Lee Chwee Lan, 19. told the Free Pre«s they
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    Lock icon Ike wins German backing for his talks with Mr. K.
    410 1 I ONDON, Fri. Pre- sident Eisenhower gave a broad hint yesterday that he had received Dr. Adenauer's backing for his forthcoming talks with Mr. Khrushchev. This was the inference drawn bv observers from the President's remarks at his Press conference
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    Rubber down one cent
    32 1 September first grade rubber buyers f o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 10ti s cents per lb., down one cent on yesterday's close. The tone was uncertain.
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    Lock icon Iron Curtain is down in New York
    112 1 Iron Curtain is down in New York NEW YORK. Fri. Soviet officials dropped the iroi. curtain around four young brothers from Chicago yesterday and whisked them off by plane for Russia, a land they have never seen. Port authority policemen broke up an angry, shoving melee between newsmen and Russians
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    STOP PRESS
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      9 1 RUSH TO LEARN MALAY IN SINGAPORE SEE PAGE 3
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      26 1 Special supplement pages 5, 6. 7, 8. Week-end bargains page 9. None Meg page 10. Latin" thriller page 12. Cartoons page 12. Racing tips page 13.
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    OFFER TO CHARTER 10 S'PORE SHIPS
    271 2 Pelni Lines plan to expand service THE Pelni Lines 1 want to charter ten Singapore vessels to expand their ocean going and inter-island service. Mr. Wasis Hendrosisworo. Officer in Charge of the traffic department of the Pelni Lines, told the Free Press that at
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    46 2 HONG KONG PRICES HONG KONG. Thursday. Closing prices here today -.ere: Previous Today HKS HK$ H S Banking Corporation $952.50 $950 $945 Union Ins. Canton. .$85.50 $85 Wheelock Marden $6.40 $6.35 H'Kong phone $28.30 $28.20 Dairy Farm Ice C. Storage $17.70 $17.60 Taikoo Docks $34.25 $32.75
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    Cut freight charges a boon to Singapore
    181 2 Cut freight charges a boon to Singapore SINGAPORE pepper traders! welcome reduced freight rates as a long-awaited answer to competition from traders on the west coast of j India. The Straits New York and the Straits Pacific Conferenceyesterday announced that the pepper freight rate had been reduced from $210 to
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    Wall Street boom
    67 2 NEW YORK. Fri. Wall Street closed firm yesterday. A new high for the current recovery movement came in a last-minute buying rush featuring assorted eels, motors, chemicals, aluminiums and tobaccos. Rails also improve d. There was no significant news to spark the move. There was a return
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    Lock icon New liner for Sydney run
    56 2 LONDON. Fii. Princess Alexandra oi Kent Is to name and launch Britain's newest passenger liner, the Orient company's 40,000-ton Oriana. at Barrow-in-Furness, Lancashire, on Nov. 3. The Oriana. designed for the Australia run. is expected to cut the time between London and Sydney normally about
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    'Price ol tyres will rise'
    66 2 'Price ol tyres will rise' PHILADELPHIA. Fn.— T>*re prices .should rise soon after a .settlement of current negotiations between major rubl ber companies and the AFL- CIO United Rubber Workers' i Union, according to the Lee Rubber and Tyre Corporation chairman, Mr. Albert Faith- waite. It was likely this would
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    252 2 Ships lying alongside the Sing a pore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Sirdhana 1 2. Awa_hima Maru 4 5. Tv\eedbank RA. Straat Johore 6 7. Schelde Llovd 8 9. Benalder 10 11. Azumasan Maru 13. 14, Braysirie 15 16. Agamemnon 18, Thorsgaard 19, Perak N.Wall 1. Serdang
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    POP—Knocked for sex
    6 2  - POP— Knocked for sex Cog By
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    Lock icon The rupiah rate list
    254 2 JAKARTA, Friday. STEPS have. been taken to meet the needs of the people in salt, sugar and other essentials, announced the Indonesian Minister for Production Colonel Suprajogi yesterday. He was commenting on the devaluation of banknotes of 1.000 and 500 rupiahs and partial blocking of bank
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    Round the World Market Prices
    192 2 Round the World Market Prices U.K. CLOSING PIHiM RUBBER No. 1 RS> ait. I RUBBER No. 1 RS> Spot RUBBER No. I RSS Settlement House Terms OSt TONE.: Slightly ea^ Above pn PEPPER: White Sarawak fa c.i.f turopean po rlv> x PEPPER: Black Sarawak Special cLf. turopean ports Aug. Above
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    1173 2 *mpat :o'- b 10/4 8 10 6 S 10 7 S Aok am 1.27 B I_3 B 130 s 1 2 s Austral Amal 1210 B '.2 7 B 13/1 S 12.10 S Austral Malay 23 B 23 6 B _.r UM I 24 S 24 6
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      45 2 HEAP ENG MOH STEAMSHIP CO., LTD. 33/35, TELOK AYER STREET. Telephone No. ***** Weekly Service to KUCHING, SARIKEI, BINATANG ond SIBU. M/V "GIANG ANN" IN PORT SAILS 29/8 M/V "GIANG LEE" DUE 31/8 SAILS 5/9 Accepting Passengers and Cargo Sarawak Agonts: THE BORNEO CO., LTD.
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  • RUSH TO LEARN NATIONAL LANGUAGE
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      Half S'pore people are under 20
      101 3 Half S'pore people are under 20 AfORE than half of Singa- pore's population are under 20 years old. This was aled by the 1957 population census published yesterday. The number in this group 04,783 a* compared with population of 1,445.U:.iy 6.088 people are 75 over. Of these 4.729 are There
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      Negotiating team set up
      81 3 rIE 78 former crew members of the Royal Fleet Arm's Tide Austral appointed a five-man committee yesterday to negotiate with the Royal Navy on their pay claim. They claim that they were signed on for 18 months' service but were discharged after only one year. They
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      They must give details of poll expenses
      93 3 They must give details of poll expenses IZUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— All candidates who took part in recent national elections are to be given one month in which to submit returns of their campaign expenses. Thev will have 31 days from 'the time the election results are published in the Government
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      More Malay classes are started daily
      551 3 By A. MAHADEVA THE study of Malay has caught on rapidly with Singaporeans in all walks of life, and more and more classes are daily being started throughout the island. Next Tuesday 13,000 adults will begin attending Malay evening classes conducted by the Ministry
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      MALAYAN ENGINEERS RETURN
      91 3 These three Malayan engineers who studied al the Loughborough College oi Tecnnoiogy, England, on mmi seholarsnips. returned to Singapore yesterday on the Willem Kuys. From left: Mr. lee Kwok Leung of Kuala Lumpur, lnehe Ahmad Noordin bin Shamsuddin oi Butterworth and Mr. Toh Theam Slew of Taiping.
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      Deafnesss caused by Asian flu? No survey, decides Govt.
      123 3 Deafnesss caused by Asian flu? No survey, decides Govt. THE Singapore Ministry of Health has deeided not to carry out a deafness survey among children born to mothers who were victims of the 1937 Asian flu epidemic. The possibility of deafness among such children was first pointed out by Miss
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      BUT HE DIDN'T EVEN SET SAIL
      259 3 1 shall return 9 says seaman Goo Lam 'THE seaman had just A had a family reunion after 25 years. Then as he left for his ship sailing the following morning, he drank a toast to a promise that he would return on next
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      Opposition can pick own leader
      94 3 Opposition can pick own leader KUALA LUMPUR, Friday.Malaya's House of Representatives will not have an official leader of opposition. However, the opposition parties in the House may pick their leader if they so wish. A spokesman for tne Prime Minister's department said yesterday: "There is nothing in the constitution to
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    Lock icon Probe to eliminate bird-plane collisions
    343 4 Probe to eliminate bird-plane collisions By HARRY W FRANTZ A MERK AN scientists J -V have turned their at--3 trillion to the hazards of 2 collision between birds and aeroplanes, a problem ag--2 gravated by the advent of E the high-speed jet plains. Studies may lead to new E designs
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    Lock icon US, RUSSIA TO STAY ON AT IGY STATIONS
    426 4  - US, RUSSIA TO STAY ON AT IGY STATIONS HARRY W. FRANTZ Rivalry mounts By RIVALRY between the United States and the Soviet Union for scientific achievements in Antarctica is mounting with the approach of the 1959-60 season. Technical papers In unprecedented numbers have appeared at Washington and Moscow during recent
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    Lock icon Hot-water bottle is still useful
    187 4 Hot-water bottle is still useful /"'LIB iade -f the phrase "slipped disc*' by both the public and medical profession is strongly critid by Dr MacLaid, of Auckland, in an article in I —d Journa He also condemns the 'fetish o: manipulation*' practised in cert,- mplaints of the back. Dr. MacDonald
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    ENEMY No. 1 IS STRESS
    274 4 ENEMY No. 1 IS STRESS A flun t a k siress s E j\psychologht says, "So E E one dies of old age. It it E always disease which E causes death." m Dr. Hans Selye, direcE tor or tfic Institute of E Experimental Research E Eat Montreal. Canada. E
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    BY THE WAY
    112 4  - BY THE WAY Beachcomber L HERE are some of the things reviewers are saying about the anthology made from the live volumes of the "List ol Huntingdonshire Cabmen.'* "Though not stranger than fiction, it is a feast of fact Nomenclature run riot... The cabmen come to life as one reads
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    Lock icon Never again
    48 4 picture. Diana Morris, of Chingford. Essex, aged 16, marches up and down Whitehall during the all night vigil maintained by the Youth Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament opposite Downing Stn»ct on the anniversary of the dropping of the first atom bomb on Hiroshima 14 years ago.- -UPI
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      Modern culture versus tradition
      425 4 Modern culture versus tradition FANDANGO ROCK. By John Masters. Michael Joseph, 16/-. ANY new book by that gripping storyteller John Masters is bound to arouse widespread interest among book-lovers everywhere, and his latest novel, FANDANGO ROCK, is no exception, even though it is not set in the India which he
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      THE CRIME SHELF
      180 4 SJCANDAL AT HIGH CHIMO NtY.S. John Dickson Carr. liamish Hamilton Lis. tfd. Although not hi_ best eilort. Mr. Carr is still streets ahead of his rivals in creating the incredible murder situation. This, set authentically hi Victorian England, concerns a ma,n "impossibly" killed by one of his
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      NOW WIN THE BOOK
      100 4 Imlll! winner <>1 l.i*t A WCCk*l (■••nrral Kn< led.e Qui/ wis M Kleanor Wee. of 1 tirnhill Koad. Sin^ap. J he answers w< 1 The lour letters stood for JrNn-t Out. Starboard Home. Travellers between the East and Britain who eould afford it maili that stipulation
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      538 4 HENDRY'S Cops Special discount to Schools P. H. HENDRY Manufacturing Jeweller 78 North R idge Road. 1 Singapore. 6. it Ku-la lumpur. I CLASSIFIED ADS. INN4H y mini WmWmm |fl Minimum) TITHES DENTAL Sc Photo ddle Road. Singapore. Coi one and > exam in i range of 1 photographic equip:
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      149 4 GLAMORIZES THE KITCHEN I GLORIFIES HE COCK I BRHUfI kitchen mm IN j— It grinds you' *v>^| MIDDAY I vegetabks ji: .ps up the s»EVENING the grat. I dish ol fresh raw food These are but a te» pcss I Only BRAUN does H A _iM>H I& Co Ltd ko_.
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      543 4 |_fi__fegx* _______JflSl§^ J-JLL... .^^^^L.. "Sjr™""^^^^ ■__^H ___^___B] ____B J 1 I I I —I I L I (Mis R()ss 3 Dyers, contused, taking in a I 1 The unadorned condition of being over-smart (7). primitive man <s>. 4 How to add condiments and j 4 The Common Seal might be
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  • SINGAPORE INDUSTRIES MILK
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      Watchword is cleanliness
      270 5 Watchword is cleanliness I PRESS SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT b hoii-iii: milk that UUIi d thus more cai mi t-rs add water to their buffalo milk so M .ot too rich. Manv \mlort much w ilk to b I bv Govern focd i >ns. leunliiM'ss •er unfortunate aspect oi e milk production
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      THERE IS NOTHING QUITE LIKE MILK
      67 5 THERE is nothing in this world quite like a long, cool glass of milk when the heat is getting you down. A i ;k these kiddies; they love it. They only know it tasCOOD. Good for you In so many ways. will tell you
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    KEEPING YOUR ICE CREAM ICE COLD
    75 6 Ice cream? It's delicious, agree these two young ladies. Ice cream is perfect for parties, tasty after tiffin AND an ideal food. That is why food-des-troying bacteria can flourish in it unless the most rigorous precautions are taken. Cold Storage Creameries know all the
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    WATCHWORD IS CLEANLINESS
    910 6 WATCHWORD IS CLEANLINESS The farm and its sad-eyed cows ah and h is culth ritted I produces 100 I e feed pBr As El it ha., been lound to m high Luccn ■ed to the ed. I At are regularly inspected by Government health inspectors. Before each milking, at 4
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    It's a problem in Singapore with temperature in 80s
    478 6 THE handling of milk and ice cream in a tropical climate presents many more serious problems than that of other foodstuffs. Milk and ice cream, being such ideal foods, prove a perfect medium for the growth of food-spoiling bacteria. These bacteria
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    Up in the air and on luxury liners
    379 7 Up in the air and on luxury liners l n j n i imps I TIIE cheapest way of giving a luxury touch to an inexpensive meal is tn make one dish with cream. The Viennese, who regard im as a domestic Bf roMity, use it to upgrade even the
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    Lock icon How much milk in what
    9 8 How much milk in what Chart by Michael Rand
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    Milk and money—the facts and figures
    331 8 Milk and money— the facts and figures 4 t wards. approve: However. Mil who have no ,;.se mill Is to be ea* piovide ghee -ng. m Bu table oils equal! are important soi while fish l_ ex additional source, by then; r whom iddi has communiall the:id others having Euro]
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    SOME LIKE IT HOT, SOME IN A TOT
    304 8 IT takes all kinds o" people to make a milk drinking world. And most of them have different ways of drinking it. Down on the farm, of course, its the staple drink and they usually have it "neat." But there are so
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    What YOU can get out of it
    273 8  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER By MILK is unique among, natural materials in being an almost complete food. It supplies all the nutrients needed for healthy life proteins, carbohydrates, fat, minerals, and several vitamins. Though it is a liquid it is much more a food than
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    Lock icon Why the cows won't give milk—Ministry
    103 8 Why the cows won't give milk Ministry rpHE JAPANFM Agricultun 1 Ministry said recently I aircraft is responsible fo and chickens not lay in A farmer in Hokkaid< most island, demanded million yen (MS93.500.imyear, on the ground that milk and his chickens dii cause of the noise of I mt<
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    A 'FILMLESS FILM STRIP' by UNESCO
    82 8 A 'FILM LESS FILM STRIP' by UNE SCO rpHE vivid technique ol the film strip, in which words and images are combined to put an idea ac has been adapted by the Arab S l l Fundamental Education Centre for places where film strip projection facilities are not available. This
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      63 8 Always buy POLAR CREAMERIES Co., Ltd., 254, Macpherson Road, Singapore. Tel: *****. MfA m 10* Loronj; 2.>, Geylanj*, Singapore. Specto/jsls to fc nd <^^|pJLB ond sizes of paper cups tt|l! i&i a Jf one/ wooden sticks. r^ -r^ JI ™»™B_i_ 1 •JrX- Jm We also specialised jT^^^*^^^"*^ iipk/^L/7^ 1 in
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      60 8 ll This Fabulous and Incoroparaw I Rosr'ee dOr Lunch Daily Compi Sunday Holidays Spe $5.50 per DANCING NIGHT Music by BOm K For Reservanc 4_=___ li_%nf rl (I oS^ mont u w Delicious lee-C ream, Appetising Snacks. Italian Exprvsso Goffc The Coffee with the tfc Fully Airconditioneil. I Atmosphere, Adequate
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      52 9 HUL DA OROFFS -oom j, ll acron LACKS ;19.<?0 }Sf arrivals! BOMBAY id Cut 6ANLALS NE BARGAIN 4 L E I DEMAND 3t ired! II CO y Socks DING CO. Do*e. IOHAL VALUE! WSSA" :LVETIA" and -CHINES ismmi traders co. and Beauty nction CARPETS Road p ersian) RA P AKISTAN
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      172 9 •errn, hZ aV-tiSJr SHROFFS The Carpet Shop 60 62 Orchard R d S'pore Tel: ***** 'Old Orchard Motor Showroom) i SPECIAL CUT PRICE!! CHILDRINS STRETCHABLE SOCKS 85 ets. Per Pair Come Early to Avoid Disappointment C. K. TANG LTD. p 310. ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE-9. Tel: ***** 8 *****. SPECIAL BARCAIN
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      632 9 BI\U •> OLLECTION! for this season are more extenslvi than ever The brands the; specialise in are exclusive, v. el known and in many cases worh ous. Bring your whole family alonj to their shop at 102 North Bridg< Road and you will find a bij range of articles from
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      675 9 s Arab Sueet You must wander e around their three floors and see y the prodigious selection of fabrics which are selling at very reduced ci prices. A SALE THE doliar saving r housewife should go to see without delay is the one Abdul Kader is having at their 59
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      300 9 they hav« thai are simply perfect for the reduced income. They include silks and cotton textiles, blouses, skirts, leans, neckties. s etc. etc. Better get over to Leela 's as soon as you can, if not sooner o O O BEAUTIFUL PIANO in the home Is something to talk about
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      158 9 CARPETS HIRE PURCHASE 47/49 Stamford Road Spore Tel: ***** LATEST Selection in Ladies Wear at LOW prices. Docron Cotton Blouse $4.20 Plain Printed Shirts $3.90 Plain Printed Slacks $5.50 Dacron Tight Shirts $8.50 Lovely Cottons only $1.80 at __H*^"*J 52, North Bridge Road. Singapore. Tel: *****. SPECIAL BARGAIN 10<c to
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  • $30 FOR YOUR HOUSEHOLD HINTS!
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      ANOTHER LIST OF WINNERS
      388 10 r THF winner of our 1 "Household Hints (contest this week is Miss V Lee, V Stanley Street, Singapore I, who will receive prize of $20 for this letter: To remedy a sink that is blocked, allow some u.iter to run into the sink. Then hold
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      Pep up a tired dress
      27 10 Revitalise a tired dress with new accessories. How about shoes, beads, bag In candy pink, pale turquoise, lemon yellow or mint green?
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      227 10 Your queries answered How often should I cut baby's finger and toe nails? A The answer to this is as often as is necessary to keep them short. Cutting baby's nails, contrary to what many people believe does no harm at all. If they are left to grow long baby
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      Talking about children
      273 10 Talking about children Has YOLR vaccinato/i THE most certain cure for a disease is prevention, and this is very true of that one-time frequent and often fatal disease, smallpox. Because we do not often hear of smallpox today we sometimes tend to forget or ignore it. But we must not
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    SO RIGHT FOR SALAD DAYS
    493 10 sdfvnhkasdj sdfnsa,.f IV there is anything more appetising on a hot day than a cool crisp, green salad it is the same salad served on fresh green dishes and plates A new "salad'' ran^e of peasant ware Is selling quickly at Whiteaway's. Battery Road. Each
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      196 10 You can depend on LACTOGEN— on »Hy it of 10 infanl md Sar_w, B, PROVED ledon j infant food, are rc.% I y> LACTOCEN ful LACTOCEN has been PROVE 'o LACTOCEN is enriched by the addition w that their b3~ of vitamins A b D and organic iron. -ACTOCEN. You
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    Rush on for citizenship
    89 11 Rush on for citizenship MORE than 400 people have been visiting the Citizenship Registry daily to apply for Singapore citizenship since the beginning of this year, the Registrar, Mr. Kok Ah Loy, said yesterday. Since January, 10.244 applications have been received, of which 6,436 have been approved. Mr. Kok said
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    BETTER CONDITIONS FOR 3,000 ISLANDERS
    225 11 Projects for water tanks, jetties, I community centres WORK on several projects to improve the living conditions of about 3,000 residents— m s }}> fish ermen of the seven tiny islands oft Singapore will start soon. The Ministry of National Development is vo°lveci ng details
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    They'll be in contest of models
    46 11 They'll be in contest of models Lorna Antonisz (upper picture) and Priscella Snelling, who will be taking part in the contest of models at the Singapore Y.YY.C.A. Business and Professional Women's Clubs annunal ball tomorrow night. The dance is in aid of underprivileged children in Singapore
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    Music society's stereo concert
    57 11 A special concert with sterophonic equipment and re- cords was held last night by the Singapore Recorded Music Society to mark the society's third anniversary. The concert, held at the Monk's Hill School hall. Winstedt Road, consisted of Beethoven's sth Piano Concerto ("The Empercr"^ and Dvorak's
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    700 NEW HOUSES FOR MALAYS
    195 11 Payment spread over 15 years rpHE Singapore Government will build 700 houses A in the next 12 months for sale to Malays in the lower income bracket at about $3,000 each, payment to be spread over 10 to 15 years. The houses, with two or
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    STRICTER WATCH ON FACTORIES
    116 11 HPHE Singapore Minis- try of Labour and Law is to strengthen its factory inspectorate to cope with increased work. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, said yesterday that two assistant factory inspectors would be recruited soon. The Department, with only four inspectors,
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    Buddhists to hold concert
    29 11 A variety concert will be held at the Singapore Chinese Y.M.C.A. Hall In Prince Edward Road tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. by the Singapore Buddhist Association.
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    5 NEW VANS FOR POLICE
    29 11 Five new vans have been secured by the Singapore Police Force for iLs traffic accident investigation branch. These vans are now on the road.
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    Royal counsellor
    27 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— Tuan Ha]i Hassan bin Haji Yunos, Mentri Besar. has been appointed Counsellor and President of the Council of the Royal Court, Johore.
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    PROBLEM FOR SCHOOL HEADS
    238 11 PROBLEM FOR SCHOOL HEADS How to pay for patrol men SINGAPORE school principals are in a dilemma over a Ministry of Education circular issued last Tuesday. The circular stated that principals can engage persons for patrol duties at road crossings provided Government funds are not used. Principals are wondering how
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    A Malayan puzzle for professor
    131 11 \JR. R. H. Mathew_, Pro- fessor of Aichitecture at tne University ot Edinburgh, said yesterday in Sin- gapore he could not underI stand why Malayan students i did not &e°m interested in architecture. Prof. Mathews, who arrived in Singapoie by Air India lrom Sydney on
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    Murder in the studio
    1497 12  -  Pelham Groom By LATIFF SPOTS THE VILLAIN MURDER In The Studio. Scene One Ch Seven. Take Six." The clapper boy slammed the leaves of his board together and ducked away from the camera which was on a crane facing the catwalk on which he stood. This
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  • FREE PRESS RACING EXPERT ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP TOMORROW'S RACE PROSPECTS
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      Prince of Derby at his mercy
      702 13 Prince of Derby at his mercy Iv. unbeaten in his three races, is (up. The Perak Derbv d (up. this year, appears to Derby at his mercy. dfgdkfjl df;sklg lechnicolor Peaceful K, 1 he PRIM 1 ol 1 VLI I l'-.ir ►lor II :l Kins. Class 1, Div. 1-6 Furs.
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      Lalita has
      48 13 Singapore Derby -Class 1-11 Miles P On C sJ ,f S__ U ,J Bra^ O""*- B.OS. Picture Goer II •1 ViVr- B b Trchni «olo r H Marksman X.03. Yes Dear HeathVr e S t Strails tode 7U l^ceful Kin K 7.10, White Double kaile TOT''
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      THESE HORSES WON'T START TOMORROW
      33 13 THESE HORSES WON'T START TOMORROW Following horses will not start tomorrow: Flying Phoenix, Good Wind, High Sovereign. All The Way. Blue Spray. Mirophli. and Cargo Rice a n d Marksman are doubtful starters.
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      EIGHT K.L. WINNERS PROMOTED
      200 13 EIGHT K.L. WINNERS PROMOTED IjMGHT winners at the re- cent Ku.. Lumpur races have been promoted by the S.R.A. ?ix irom Class 1 and two from Class 5 go to Those promoted to s 1 are Bestcrete. Jollyter. Dententurius. Roger Lord Arrogance and tig Phoenix from t 5 to Class
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      European XI favourites in Clarke Cup
      238 13 European XI favourites in Clarke Cup THE 30th match In the A European versus The Rest series for the Clarke Cup starts on the padang tomorrow and concludes on Sunday. The match will begin at 11 a.m. on both days. To date the Europeans are in the lead with 11
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      Draw for Famroz trophy golf
      94 13 Draw for Famroz trophy golf The draw for the Famroz trophy golf competition over 396 holes at Changi on Sunday is a follows: 8.15 a.m.: Bonney (14), Mahrenholtz (9); 8.20: Rowbothom (16). Torenam (10); 8.25: Morris (11), Teoh (16); 830: Hopcroft (3), Tolling (10). Talbolt (15); 8.40: Simpson (10). Kelly
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      Indonesian team beaten again
      45 13 Indonesian team beaten again The Combined Universities football team suffered their second defeat yesterday, when they ment down to Singapore Chinese by 1-0 at Jalan Besar Stadium. The Indonesians lacked a sharp shooter, but looked the better side and were unlucky not to have equalised.
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      Cl. 3 main sprint very open race
      422 13 Cl. 3 main sprint very open race Class 3, Division I—6 Furlongs My (ioodnes* 9.00. Star Zeai 8.13, Sea Luck 8.12, San Juan 8.11, No Fluke 8.10. Caracas 8.10, Safe Invest 8.09, Aloha 8.09, Little Richard 8.07, Sir Chiron 8.06, Cheers 8.05. Her Highness 8.01. Monty 8.03. Peking 8.03, Triwalla
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      DAILY BRIDGE
      156 13  -  M. Harrison-Crav by 17AR too often, when a player bids One No-Trump and hears bis partner force with a jump to Dealer South Came all Three in a suit, he will make the parrot cry of Three No-Trumps without the slightest justification. Now we see the other side
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      Sprinters to clash tomorrow
      131 13 Sprinters to clash tomorrow OINGAPORES speed twins Kesavan Soon and Ernest Frida will make an all out effort to break the Malayan 100 yards record tomorrow. The two athletes will be taking part in the 100 yards invitation race of the University of Malaya Athletic Union championships at Farrer Park.
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      8 have winning chances in Class 3 mile event
      389 13 Class 3, Div. 1-1 Mile T.ustani MR. Rma J*" „.K,or 8.10. Loyalty kit Bintang M5. Queenswa> 8.0.>. Redouble II 8.04, Three I heerj 5 Demarara 8.02. tra »B ni 7 11. Lindalou Ml. ><* rni "ohnUSTANI, Rina ExcelMor. (j Loyalty IL
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      66 13 TODAY'S SPORT Badminton: Schoolboys internal— Singapore v Federation. s.b.a. hall. 1M p.m. \r premier leasur— \rmv v Indians, Jalan Besar Div. :IB— Teluk Km an Uu. GeyUns: BAM tramlalan Brsar 17 p.m.). IHies I nl-ersit) of M hampionships. Farrer Pmrk. t-W P Ruifer: Raffles v The BUcks. ground: I'ulu -e
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    Pines report handed in
    10 14 The eom- report to di-Pertuan Goode.
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    FRANCE WARNS ALLIES
    288 14 Premier speaks out as de Caullc starts four-day lour Understand actions in Algeria or NATO will suffer PARIS. Friday AS President de Gaulle started a tour-day A visit to Algeria yesterday, his Prime Minister, M. Michel Debre. warned that the cohesion of NATO might suffer if France's
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    HANDS OFF HINT
    54 14 PARIS, Fri. The Australian Foreign Minister, Mr. Richard Casey, said here yesterday that Australia "would not support any United Nations resolution which sought to impose a political solution of the Algerian problem on France." Mr. Casey made the remark at a Press conference on the eve of
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    Lock icon U.S. is taking say the Reds
    168 14 U.S. is taking say the Reds LONDON. Friday. AMERICA uas aiming: to inflame an already tense atmosphere in Laos and was "wagering on the use of force" there, the Soviet news agency, l.is>. said yesterday. Tl iled tor the International Control Com: i to resume its activities in Laos. rning
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    Lock icon REBELS IN LAOS ESTIMATED TO TOTAL 5,000
    356 14 REBELS IN LAOS ESTIMATED TO TOTAL 5,000 VIENTIANE, Fri.— SouthLas. .isid s nine war in i.ao s na_ Decn written aown .in the lnosi pu/ztin_ yet w an Uic vOiu >>ar encounters. due ou-eivcis ao not uiiuCii'Miniaie uic scriousoe__ 01 wnat ilicj see as an aiumpt us p.o-vJoinmunisi raine. Lao
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    Lock icon Sub. missile laiuii'liccl at sea
    171 14 r*APE CANAVERAL, F) The United Stai 'day ynade of a Poll ibmam\ a ship at the United States •Observation Island" about screw miles out in the Atlantic oil Cape Canaveral. The launching appeared to go perfectly as compressed air hissed out of the Polaris from
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    Lock icon Alumni hold annual dinner
    103 14 THE Alumni Association of the College of Agriculture, Malaya. South Branch, held its annual dinner last night at the Tai Thong Restaurant in the Happy World Amusement Park. Present were: Front row (from left to right): Messrs. Chen Jan Jee. Tang Hon Loong. chairman. Foo Khee
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    'Co-ordinate aid' call
    71 14 MIAMI BEACH. (Florida V Fri. Mr. Douglas Dillon, the Acting Secretary ol State, said last night that the United States planned to hold talks with other prosperous countries to co-ordi-nate economic development in the non-communist world. "The nourishing economic of the other materially-fav-oured nations of the free
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    25 14 WASHINGTON. Fri. King Phumiphon and Queen Sirikit of Siam will pay a 10-day official visit to the United States late in June. Reuter
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    307 14 REST OF THE NEWS IN BRIEF i A \fUSSOORIE. Fri.— The Dalai Lama intends to 1?1 visit Buddhist countries such as Japan, Burma, Ceylon, Siam, Cambodia and Vietnam to promote better understanding and appreciation of the Tibetan Question, it was learned here vesterdav. The
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    Musical brains trust
    50 14 Musical brains trust FOCAL music lovers had a rare treat last nig'u: the Cultural Centre in the field of music, when Dr. Herbert Wiseman, in. Hubert Clifford and Mr. Cyril Saljnojis formed the panel ■^c /lr_f The fftn gapore i Associated Board Royal Schools of The mjusical b r sdfjakl;
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    Stockholm cop
    23 14 Attractive blonde Stockholm t threr polu rvioim t liuht Meter-cycles are ol i offenders. If the experiment whole women traffic poll
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    'Mr. X' GIVEN EVIDENCE
    65 14 'Mr. X' GIVEN EVIDENCE 4 EUROPEAN. pore court police inspector •'offence*' could h* ins- which proa I sdfjkla Mr. X, who obtained court's permission not I close hLs nam i he tna. d. Mohammac Edwin Lee Sze T. •a with $1,000 fl n. X said that night of Ju.v IT
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      28 14 Cinema Guide •South Pi ODEON Phone ?1116. O' ens Tod Ratftfl 6.45 <_ NEW ALHAMBRA. Phone *****: The Outcast ODEON KATONC Phone 406 For Whom The Bell Toi —~zz
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