The Singapore Free Press, 2 September 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Premier's call for Malayan outlook
    9 1 Opinion Premier's call for Malayan outlook m- the 'ore
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    Lock icon MALAYAN WARNING
    231 1 Laos war can delay terrorist clean up, says Federation envoy to Washington 'It may bandit morale \\'AS HINGTON, Wed.— Malayan Ambassador Da t o Nik Ahmed Kamii iid here last ni^ht that Malaya "regards the dangerous situation m Laos with great apprehension." n y Communist tins m the
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    Lock icon OH! SO DELICIOUS
    31 1 E picture Singapore's Prime Min- ister, Mr. Lee Kuan E Yew, at a luncheon at E Cathay Restaurant yes- terday by the E Chinese journalists' Union. Free Press
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    NOW CONTACTS ARE PAYING OFF, SAYS HOWLETT
    211 1 A IK. K. V HOWLETT, who relinquished his post iTI as Director of Tourism on Monday, said he hoped the winding-up of the Department of Tourism m Singapore would not lead to the killing of "the goose that laid the golden egg." Mr.
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    Lock icon Malaya in C'wealth defence talks
    36 1 Malaya in C 'wealth defence talks LONDON. Wed. Malaya is one of 14 Commonwealth countries that have accepted invitations to an informal defence conference at the Royal Air Force College at Cranwell, Lincolnshire, this week. Reuter
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    Lock icon Quake in Balkans
    24 1 PRATO, (Italy). Wed. -The San Domenico observatory early today recorded a strong earth tremor with its epicentre m the Balkans.- Reuter
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    Lock icon BOYS BURIED IN SANDS
    56 1 BOYS BURIED IN SANDS ALUM BAf. Isle of Wight, vVed.—A boy was killed and three others injured when a landslide of sand buried them while they were playing here yesterday. Hundreds of holiday makers dug with their bare hands to free the children after sand fell from a clill face
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    Information man is back home
    33 1 Mr. Yeh Sui-yen. the Singapore Government's information officer m London, returned to Singapore last night. He was asked to return by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew.
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    Lock icon Duke for Ghana
    20 1 ACCRA. Wed. Prince Philip has accepted an invitation to visit Ghana m Novem- ber this year.- Reuter
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    RUBBER UP
    31 1 September Just grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened m Singapore lhi>> morning at 10^. tents per lb., up one and three-eighths tents on jresterdaj s close. The tone uas (juiet.
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    Lock icon Revolt over 'weak' policy
    99 1 TONDON. Wed. The Daily Mail, m a dispatch, from its correspondent Noel Barber m New Delhi, said today: "Mr. Nehru faces the biggesi crisis of his politiml career. Either he must accept the resignation of Mr Krishna Menon. his Defence Minister, or meet a 'revolt of
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    Lock icon JETS COLLIDE
    27 1 iMrfprf near Norwicn. The of two ar of one. aircraft Vo taker to nosfcital, and goes on lor the crew of the oSer aircraft.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Happy Lint waits to hear from his mother
    456 1 Happy Lint waits to hear from his mother AID POURS IN FOR STUDENT ANN ARBOR, Michigan, Wed. rkFFERS of help poured into Ann Arbor yesterday for Singapore student Lim Cheng Guan whose humility captured the hearts of thousands of Americans who learned how he spent four years m isolation m
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    Govt. aid queues are now ended
    194 1 Govt. aid queues are now ended T(HE long queues at the main gate of the Social Welfare Department m Havelock Road, Singapore, have disappeared. Reason: the Singapore Government has told the 22,000 people who used to call at the Public Assistance section of the department that their monthly allowances will
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    Death of an ex-Malayan
    66 1 Death of an ex-Malayan KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. News has been received m Kuala Lumpur of the death of Mr. J. M. Laing. who was m the waterworks section of Malaya's Public Works Department after the war and on retirement joined Messrs. Fraser and Neave Ltd. A wellknown sportsman, Mr. Laing
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    STOP PRESS
    12 1 MAM 'N HOI' INC TACK LABOUR i 4DJOURNS I ife
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    RACE FINISHES
    47 1 Pictures m Free Press tomorrow PICTURES of how the horses finished at today's Bukit Timah races will be published m tomorrow's Free Press. Race-finish photos are now a regular feature of the IP racing service, which is unexcelled m Malayan journalism. Book your copy NOW.
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      25 1 Overseas news page 3 Women's corner page 4 Your lucky star page 4 Cartoons page 10 Motoring feature page 5 Racing special pages 11, 12
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    ROVERS NEW MODELS
    49 2 LONDON. Wed.— The Rover < Car Company has announced i two new models to complete i Its 1960 range of three models. They are the "Rover 80" j and "Rover 100" which, with the three-litre model already i .announced, replace the five models previously manufactured by Rovers.
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    FLIGHT PLANS MADE FOR NEW AIR ROUTE
    163 2 FLIGHT PLANS MADE FOR NEW AIR ROUTE QANTAS and BOAC yesterday announced flight plans of their jet services on the "Kangaroo Route" from Australia to Britain via Singapore and Jakarta. Qantas will be the first to operate their jet service through Singapore, beginning from Oct. 15 with the Boeing 707.
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    Lock icon Ship is held by Govt.
    86 2 Ship is held by Govt. JAKARTA, Wed. Confiscation of the 500--ton Panamanian ship Floretta has been ordered by the Indonesian economic court of appeal The court issued the order after hearing allegations that the ship had been involved m smuggling. Cargo including five speedboats, radio sets, and 50.000 empty bags,
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    Stocks fall in New York
    98 2 Stocks fall in New York > T E\V YORK Wed. Wall I Sreet closed ea>y ye;>terday with prices at new lows for the day following a lastminute increase m selling. Final pattern was a broadfront of losses, reaching mostly to two dollars. Stock markets In London yesterday ended the account
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    Bid to sell Iraqi dales to S'pore
    28 2 BAGDAD. Wed. An Iraqi trade delegation has left here to Investigate Asian markets Iraqi dates. The mission will also visit Singapore.
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    US strike spreads
    22 2 NEW YORK. Wed. The United States steehvorkers strike has spread to a few warehouses and to .some steel fabricators."
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    No flood of Singapore textiles in Federation
    159 2 THE president of the Singapore Indian Chamber of Commerce. Mi. K. M. Abdul Razak. said yesterday they were not planning to send any large stocks of textiles to the Federation at reduced prices. He was commenting on a statement by Mr. S. O.
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    Tin Council to discuss the export quota
    187 2 Tin Council to discuss the export quota LONDON, Wednesday. r FHK International Tin Council opened its regu- lar series of meetings m London yesterday. Main item on the agenda is the fixing of the export quota lor the fourth quarter of the year. With the ..tistical market now better than
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    Lock icon A CUT FREIGHT BID BY HONG KONG
    106 2 A CUT FREIGHT BID BY HONG KONG HONG KONG. Wed.— Hong Kong wants to come m on the freight reduction agreement reached at the Far Eastern Freight Conference between Communist China and the United Kingdom. An official of the Hong Kong Spinners' Association has confirmed that representations were made to
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    Lock icon 'CLEANSING' RELATIONS
    53 2 JAKARTA. Wed. Indonesian Foreign Minister Subandrio. said the government's monetary measures introduced on Aug. 24 would bring about the "sanitation' of the Republic's economic relations with other countries, particularly with its neighbours. He said there had. m the past, been many illegal business transactions that had harmed the
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    Lock icon Praises airport
    57 2 Mr. Orkus Nijat, DirectorGeneral of Civil Aviation, Turkey, arrived In Singapore by KLM yesterday and said "You have a very good airport and by far the cleanest." Mr. Niiat said his country teas making plans for the development of its airports m Istanbul and Ankara to keep up
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    Dearth of new orders on London market
    169 2 Dearth of new orders on London market LONDON. Wed. Again there was a dearth of new orders yesterday and thus the London rubber market only partially followed Singapore's lead. A dull morning session was noted and prices set. tied at only one eighth of a penny over Monday's closing level.
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    557 2 NOTE: All prices are averaged between buyers and sellers SINGAPORE. Tuesday. INDUSTRIALS Previaus Telay B.B. Petrc b w. Trustees I Drat. tH I C-:s I w 2 6.E. L«fe 1 89- Georgetown Discens^y 2 32'z 1.51 H& S .H "Org Reg.) i*tu$tries Pret. 4 10-2 4 8
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      82 2 RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Sept. I Oct. I BIBBER No. 1 RSS Spot BIBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Oct Nov. 1 TONE: Stead > Above vnces qucPEPPER: White Sarawak f a.q c.i.f. European ports sept o< t PEPPER: Black Sarawak Special cJLt.
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      38 2 TIN Slr*it> Spot TIN futures Straits Contract Sept TONL: Quiet. SALL> RIBBER: future* Sept TONL: Finn. v\\ f No. 1 RSS Sept. landed price COFFEE: Futures 'B Contract Sept.— Ne» 34 > Above prices Quoted m
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      19 2 I 30 Industrials 20 Railroads 40 Domestic Bonds |IS I' tillties 6 b Mock* Composite Avrrajes
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      U.S. PEPPER
      34 2 Malabar spot and awaiting re- 2t4. afloat shipment 29 S. 29 to Lampong spot and a»a lease 29 -j. afloais 29 .-v 3 I spot I Above prices Quoted m L.s. c
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    COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
    69 2 COPRA Philippines c.i.f I X North European ports delivered weight per long ton Srpt COPBA. Straits c.i.f. IK. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Sept. COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. European ports m bulk per lone ton Srpt. Oct. ((>( ONIT OIL crude Ceylon ei.f.
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    HONG KONG PRICES
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    11 2 SHIPS IN PORT IMpi or f\pwt«J **> h I iiiUhi I Hock:
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      42 2 POP -Lore Wind n n By Gog MV OAVJGMTER f 1 El I ET 1 k^PMO^QE IS »sJOT '^■1 I <^ A 1 LOVE MeQ.,S«O U/UiT n ReAOY M lAC 6 KJ ogl -r\oy vu E (L < 7 sp^Tf MEt^ V? FAULTS iH
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    Lock icon SIX KILLED AS RIOTS SPREAD IN CALCUTTA
    321 3 Police have lost control of parts of city: Army likely to be called m CALCUTTA, Wed. §IX people were killed yesterday and more than 50 injured when police opened nre on violent crowds demonstrating against jne Government's tood policy. Police lost control of
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    Lock icon 100 to go along with Mr. K
    129 3 100 to go along with Mr. K W£ L 0N Utd N >arly 100 people, including V Ku^»an reporters, will accompany Mr. Khrushchev on his Inited States tour this month, the State Department announced yesterday. Heading: the list of officials m the party will be .Jir. Andrei Gromyko. the Soviet
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    Lock icon IKE REJECTS MAC'S LINE ON SUMMIT
    329 3 LONDON, Wednesday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER refused to bow to Mr. Macmillan's pressure for an East-West summit conference during their cold war talks here. The British statesman and Mr. Eisenhower wound up their discussions still without full agreement on summit policy, observers said. Mr. Macmillan and
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    Lock icon 300,000 people greet 'King of elephants'
    101 3 300,000 people greet 'King of elephants' RANGOON. Wed. About 300.000 people turned out here yesterday afternoon to welcome the arrival of a baby white elephant and its black mother, captured m the North Burma jungle. On its arrival by steamer down the Irawaddy river, the rare elephant was walked m
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    Lock icon Plane explodes
    26 3 HONOLULU. Wed.— A twinengine Beechcraft plane exploded and burned at ?ea shortly after take-off from Wake Island, killing the pilot and the navigator.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon A WRONG WAY OF WAITING
    74 3 A WRONG WAY OF WAITING LONDON. Wed.— A Londoner who broke British law by waiting for a bus went to court. William Frase.r Grant, 37. was waiting for a bus m Camden Town. North London, but declined to join the queue at the bus stop Police told him to move
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    Lock icon STANDING RIGHT?
    52 3 STANDING RIGHT? LONDON. Wed.— Another man who called a patch of pavement his own was fined £2 ($l6) and ordered to pay £1 cost. Louis Goldberg. 53. was "enjoying the fresh air" on the pavement near his home three weeks ago when a policeman told him to "move along." He
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    Lock icon Festing: No A-war
    40 3 LONDOa. Wed.— Cnief of the Imperial General Staff General Si: is Festing .said that it was extremely doubtful ii any war British army was likely to fight m the foreseeable future wonia be a nuclear war.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Laos rebels recapture town
    106 3 Laos rebels recapture town VIENTIANE, Wed. Communist Pathet Lao rebels on Monday lecaptured Muong Het m Sam Neva province m a fresh assault against Government held towns m Laos. A free-lance cameraman. Peter Robinson, was almost captured at Muong Het. He was aboard a light plane which was Hying supplies
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    Lock icon Mr. Yong and a class of 'adults'
    34 3 picture. \tmUtrr for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, addressing a class of students at gjS£ l £\2£ ETiSr' at the opening 0I lhe amfM SlM;tial Free Press
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    WASN'T THERE
    69 3 Chua Han Ser, 24, accused of causing hurt to a ne%> vendor, Soh Khoon Slew, on April 10, was aiquiii. d m a Singapore court yesterday without being caiiea to make ni.s dei< Soh told the court thai while he was .standing out•side his Pickering Street home that
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    MURDER: 3 CHARGED
    80 3 MURDER 3 CHARGED Three Singapore youths, Ho Hock Hai, 19, Lim Kwee Thye, 17 and Lim Chew Yong, were yesterday committed for trial at the High Court on a joint charge of murdering Ong Choon Huat, 19, m Norfolk Roaci on May 8. They were remanded m police custody. Miss
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    Essay prize: Trip to America
    271 4 FORDS OFFER BIG CHANCE TO LOCAL BOY WITH LIKING FOR JOURNALISM V TEENAGE journalism student is to be selected from Singapore or Malaya for a free trip to the United States sponsored by Ford Motor Company. The student will also get a chance of winning
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    All-out bid to create realism
    95 4 NO r trouble haft been red to give an aui and set- to "A Doll's House". h is being put on by the Stage Club trom ?ht. On he problems which ted producer Arthur Narborough Hall was to rind an old chair of the type
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    THESE ARE THE RULES
    261 4 THESE ARE THE RULES CONDITIONS govern- E v^ ing the selection of E the trip to America, 5 offered by Ford Motor Company, require that E E the applicants write an article of 60U to 800 E words on any subject. E the central theme of which is to be
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    Haji Ma to give talk at Varsity
    59 4 A prominent member of the Chinese Muslim community m Malaya. Tuan Haji Ibrahim T. Y. Ma, will give a public talk on "Islamic contributions to China" tomorrow night. The talk, organised oy the University of Malaya Muslim Society, will be held at the
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    Byrne lays down new employment regulations
    275 4 NEW rules governing the employment of clerks, shop assistants and labourers, laid down by the Singapore Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, were published yesterday. The rules were made under powers conferred on the Minister by the Shop Assistants Employment Ordinance,
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    Varsity talks on Friday
    68 4 T'HE University of Ma. Philosophical So. will discuss the problems and prospecus of democracy m India at a meeting on Friday afternoon. Tiie mam speaker at the meeting will be Dr D. P. Singhal, senior lecturer In history at the University. The meeting, which will be
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    Lock icon 100 new buses
    20 4 JAKARTA. Wed.— One hundred Australian buses will arrive here next month to re- place old buses.— Reuter
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    Jobless in U.K.
    11 4 LONDON. Wed. Britain's unemployed last month totalled 427.000.
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    Good Samaritan gets a silver trophy
    213 4 Good Samaritan gets a silver trophy AIR. Alfred Rogers the man who helped the Filipino featherweight boxer, Ray Ming Chan, tc pay his income-tax and leave I Singapore yesterday collected the trophy Ray left him as "a mark of gratitude. 9 Ray aid not have the $256 the taxmen demanded
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    Lock icon WOMEN'S CORNER
    346 4 These 5 exercise will help to keep your ankles trim A SLIM, well-turned ankle is still one ol" the nnat< male admiration. Many girls realised thi* but how ma i make an effort to own such ankles or. if we're luck> tnou blessed with them, to maintain them?
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    40 SEEK FOUR STUDY AWARDS IN INDONESIA
    115 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesd: T<HE Federation Ministry of Education has rex ceived more than 40 applications for scholarships offered by the Indonesian Goi ment to Malayans to study arts at the (Tnivi of Indonesia. A spokesman for the Ministry said here yesterday that by
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      204 4 •jJ^ ia^4tUM^^^^^^^^^^>^^. BORN today, your degTee of adap' your sharp, jolly humour, and your to get along with all Id people make you who can be tossed almost any and survi. Whether your versa cheats you of real grin in any one nel n endeavour is entirely what specific use
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      15 4 VIH(.' I [BRA SAGI I \r \ur\Kii \KII> I \l Rl S MIM I II"
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    The Herald sets you dreaming of Le Mans
    777 5 The Herald sets you dreaming of Le Mans ROBERT GLENTON ROAD-TESTS SPEED-WITH -SAFETY COUPE G lUme ih man who soes into a daydream as soon as he has brushed the toast crumbs from his lips, ISM>(I hl wife goodo>e, and opened the irage door. bowler hat becomes i-rash helWrage ls
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    CAR PHONES IN BRITAIN SOON
    265 5 WHEN the British Pu.st Office scheme for telephones m private cars comes into b?iii£ iater this year m Lancashire it will depend on a twoway v.h.f. radio link I n the car and a base telephone exchange. The scheme will be Inaugurated m the area
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    It works much better to wave..... .....an OLIVE BRANCH at your enemies.
    12 6 It works much better to wave..... .....an OLIVE BRANCH at your enemies.
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    BY THE WAY
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    GERMAN-RUSSIAN BOMBSHELL
    1548 6  - GERMAN-RUSSIAN BOMBSHELL COLIN BINGHAM BY STALIN GAVE HIS 'WORD OF HONOUR' Stalin uccusatian of West teas first portent of sttitvh m Kretniin poticy QN .March 10, 1939, a speech by Stalin, m which he attacked the Western Powers for trying to embroil Germany with Russia, was the first portent of
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    POSER FOR ANIMAL OWNERS
    237 7 POSER FOR ANIMAL OWNERS No aid for pets on holidays JPHE City Council A Veterinary Department's decision to discontinue the round-the-clock service for animals has posed a big problem for animal lovers. The infirmary m Kampong Java Road will not open on Sundays ami public holidays. The problem which faces
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    Big party for two varsities
    139 7 STUDENTS of the two universities In Singapore will get t( at a party lat the Uni. of Malaya's Raffles Ha] riday night. The party, organised by the University o: i Stud- ents 1 Union m Singapore, will I be the third m the series of
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    ECONOMY DRIVE HITS BUILDING INDUSTRY
    460 7 No major contracts since January FREE PRESS STAFF REPORTER SINGAPOR F/S multi-million dolJar building industn is passing through a difficult period as a result of the Governcent's economy drive and th \> people's wait-and-see attitude Some of the contractor firms, which used to handle big
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    Director here to meet local musicians
    81 7 Director here to meet local musicians The director of an American recording company. Mr. David Dexter, who is viMtini; Singapore m the couttse ol a South-East Asian lour. Ilr viul yesterday that p«»t»p!e ol the West were beginning to taki an increasing Interest m the music of Asi.i. il«' \v;is
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    Pay row: Ministry intervenes
    229 7 Pay row: Ministry intervenes BE REALISTIC, PARTIES TOLD THE Ministry of Labour and Law, Singapore, yesterday intervened m the dispute between 2.000 workers engaged m ship cleansing and their employers. Representatives of bodi employers und employe were called to the Ministry. A top official of the Ministry has been deputed
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      154 7 STORE TIDES TODAY: 10.49 a.m and 10.22 p.nv TOMORROW: 11.17 a.m. and 11 p.m. FRIDAY: 1146 a.m. and 11.40 p-m. SATURDAY: 12.17 p.m. SUNDAY: 0.21 a.m. and 12.48 p.m. MONDAY: 1.03 a.m. and 1.22 p.m. TUESDAY: 1.52 a.m. and 1.59 p.m. TODAY V\VC\ (Kaffles Quay): STAGE CLUB: A Doll's International
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    Ask NAY GIRL FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT
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    Great new star on the screen
    469 8 VERSATILITY SPELLS DURABILITY IN SHIRLEY'S BOOK -piIE YEAR 1958 was highlighted by many historic and newsworthy events, including the launching of the iirst guided missile into space. But m show business, the big new event of the year was a pixielike, red-headed, curvaceous bundle
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    PREDATORY MISSES HOT ON THE TRAI OF ELIGIBLE MEN
    252 8 PREDATORY MISSES HOT ON THE TRAI OF ELIGIBLE MEN A SK any girl about the normal pursuit of almost every member of the feminine sex and, if she's honest, she will answer the quest for a husband. That, m a nutshell is the thesis of MGM's very lunny romantic comedy
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    Life is a steeplechase for 'Oscar' winner David Niven
    361 9 Life is a steeplechase for 'Oscar' winner David Niven SPOTLIGHT ON, THKfcfc SCREEN PERSONALITIES-A SPECIAL FEATURE §COTTISH-BORN actor David Niven is one of wifK c rare human beings who go through life uitn a special zest which affects everyone around tnem. He never kids other people— or himself. am convinced
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    RODUCER PASTERNAK ALWAYS KEEPS HIS EYES ON GIRLS
    77 9 J be able to tpectb< slmpli No plain women think they are plai tmple. Pa I r rt" with Academy rd-winner David Nld Gig Youn*. has everyone of r>lr.s a thou- says Pastoris one of th** lents m Hollypreoccupation ctlve females m
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    How to be a wolf
    231 9 IJE'S unfaithful he lies he cheats A t everyone lows him His name is i*ig Young, the screen's most popular movie "wolf." Quips Young: "Portraying a wolf m a picture allows a man to let tjo of his inbiDHions. He can do things that he
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    Sometimes four can be a crowd
    49 9 Lame. Sandy, Gig's ex-girl, tries to catch her former beau's eye. but he has eyes only for Shiri David, on the other hand, is definitely interested. A SCENE from 'Ask Any Girl" (from left) Cig Young, Sandy Warner, David Niven and Shirley Mac-
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    HK Uber Cup team confiden
    364 10  -  FRANCIS BOEY WE CAN BEAT MALAYA 4-3, SAYS COACH By rpHE Hong Kong team manager and coach, Mr. Raymond Young told me yesterday he was confident that his team would avenge their 1956 defeat m the liber Cup international badminton competi tion when they meet
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    FAHELF Cup billiards
    73 10 FAHELF Cup billiards TWENTY-THREE billiard enthusiasts from the YMCA have entered this years FARELF Cup Billiards championships which starts tomorrow. All matches m the early rounds will be played up to 250 point>. The semi-finals and finals will be played up to 300 points. The tournament is expected to last
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    TODAYS SPOUT
    17 10 TODAYS SPORT RUGGER: University of Malaya v Johore United, Bukit Timali. SOCCER: FEAF championship. Changi.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    172 10 Dealer: South North-South came There was no justice on this world championship hand. In Room 1. with the U.S.A. EastWest, the auction consisted of One Heart by West. Two Diamonds by North Two Hearts by East and Four Hearts by West. The oddsi on contract was defeated by
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    Malayan iron men seek certificates
    152 10 APENANG resident, Mr. Ong Tian 14 Chye, has applied to the Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation lor a weightlifting referee's certificate. Mr. Ong was formerly on the committee of the Strength and Health club. one of the Federation's affiliates. A Federation oilicial said today: "We can
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    Champion jockey to retire
    154 10 Champion jockey to retire LONDON. Wed. Australian Jockey Ed^ar Britt \\li*> has ridden a total of about -.000 winners m Australia, India and Britain is to retire at the end of the English fiat racing season. Britt, who i> said: "It is possible that 1 may take up training but
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    ANNUAL CRICKET
    80 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed The annual cricket match for the Muthuthamby Snieid between North Johore and South Johorf which was played m Johore Bahru dvi the weekend ended m a draw. South Johore scored 158. <T. Lopez 47. Ha>him Tahir 25. Rajakula.singham 24 and J. Woodhull 20. \V. Joseph
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    COACHING CLASSES FOR ATHLETES
    155 10 In a bid to improve the standard of athletics m the State, the Singapore Amateur Athletic sociation today begins a three-month coaching session m English and Chinese. The sessions will be open to all and will be divided into two groups. One group will concentrate on
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    YMCA tennis tourney
    53 10 Entries for the VMCA to: tournament clo>e at noon on Monday. The tounmme;. on Saturday. Sept 12. Entry forms are available at the YMCA office a! Orchard Road. Events open to members include men's tl and doubles, junior singles, class A "B M and 'C' singles handicap
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    SINGAPORE BOXER IS HONOURED
    97 10 SINGAPORE BOXER IS HONOURED SIN<; APOIU B bantam weight prol. sD»>xcr. iMi I (mi, (ahue) keoi listed as boxini "prosp«Tt lor tin- month" m the latest i^sue of the Kin^ MacMtoe He now becom<'s th« fourth local scrapper to i>< rated as ptwpa t sin< v The others who enjoyed
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    DARTS LEAGUE
    18 10 Th Brewery Dart.. 1« take place on Sept. 12 a' I er 6: Neavt lion p.m
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    FILM ROLE FO JOHANSSON
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    Reduce Farrer Park charges
    21 10 Reduce Farrer Park charges SAAA t|.,,J i m I m B> I I I I m I I X I I
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    TRACK FORM OF THE RUNNERS
    1103 11 (ft ONE Div. ■>9 Won M m 59 Div. j I i -8-59 m ikCc TWO -59 N .7-8- JS 4-6F M -ace. 59 race. 3-59 Div. -59 Div Went J9-8--l m -8-59 with ighth 159 r HR£f F in urse race i STAR ZEAL:
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    PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
    1417 11 RACE 1-2.15: CLASS 3, DIV. 2-6 FURS. 1. 8655:* MOVIE lAN 4yr. beg (Shaw Stable) Spencer 900 (10) P™n*r 2. ***** SON OF APRIL 3yr. beg (Barkis Stable) Sulivaii an S f~ 0 TCMBALINA 3yr. bam (S.H. Lee) Daniels 813 2 m 4. ***** SUPERJET 4yr.
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    ALL, THE LATEST SELECTION
    305 12 ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER KUK 1. RICE ON SOX OF APRIL SuDerJet Super jet tM MoTVun «-■<•" MCI I JTH HE.VV-EN JJ^S* 1 No Kidding v.AA\ na MS Hard Final No K'ddins KACL 3. ERIK lf L KFi:S Little Richard f; rlk S »J 5 StarZral HerJUglmess
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    NAZAKAT TO WIN IF
    717 12 Campdale will be hardest to beat ROGERTHORPE DOUBTFUL ALLAN LEWIS I marks your programme IF Hoirorthorpe starts m today's main race he will be very hard to heat. Bui I am told he will not start. In Rogerthorpe's absence old Nazakat looks like adding another victory
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    Race finishes in pictures
    47 12 Race finishes in pictures The Free Press will E again tomorrow publish pictures of all finishes E of today's races at Bukit S E Timah. E E Race photo finishes are E E now a regular feature E of the F.P. racing ser- E vice. E =rmimmiiiimimiiimiiiiiniiiim:
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    Lock icon Charnley wins
    46 12 STREATHAM, London, Wed. Dave Charnley, British lightweight champion who is to fight for the world title later this year, beat Jimmy Brown of Belfast when the referee stopped the scheduled ten-rounds contest m the eighth round at Streatham Ic e Rink last night. Reuter
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    Lock icon UK soccer results
    58 12 T ONDON, Wed.— Results of last nights' English football matches were: LEAGUE ONE: Arsenal 1 Nottingham Forest 1. LEAGUE TWO: Bristol City 1 Liverpool 0. LEAGUE THREE: Bradford City 4 Mansfield 1, Bury 2 York 0, Grimsby 4 Colchester 1. LEAGUE FOUR: Carlisle 2 Chester 1, Southport
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    Lock icon PAK. TEST CAPTAIN
    55 12 PAK. TEST CAPTAIN KARACHI. Wed. -The Pak istan CncKet Board ol Control announced the appointment ol Pazal Mahmood a.s captain oi to I Australia m th» i scries m Pakistan early m 1960. Imtiaz Ahmed, the wicketkee* beer, appointed vice-captain. A two training session for -5 Tot "possibles" will start
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    Kahn's new boxing offer
    84 12 Kahn's new boxing offer TORONTO. Wt d.— ln B. Kami. New York TV tycoon, offered to ck 1 USSSO.OOO for the formation of an international policing agency for boxing. Kann made ihe oil or during yesterday > ses. ion of the four-day convention of the National Boxing Association. He said
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    Good win for K.L. airmen
    56 12 RAF Kuala Lumpur beat RAF Oan 9-u m ihe first round of ihe FEAF knockout soccer competition at Seletar last night. Hughes and Keiiy played a big pun m tne k.L. victory. They scored three goals each. In another match, R.AF Changi beat RAF Hong
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    SPORTRAIT
    11 12 there were some complaints about the wicket being cut up
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    BEST BETS
    56 12 Here are today's best bets from ALLAN LEWIS: Safe Invest (Race 8). Yardarina (Race 7), Can Do (Race 4). Best outsiders are: Sovereign Flame (Race 6), New State (Race 2) and Her Highness (Race 3). The going should be good. TRESPASSER'S best bets are: Yardarina (Race 7>. Destination
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    Lock icon Yorkshire champs, and how they did it!
    258 12 Yorkshire champs, and how they did it! T ONDON. v\ eti.— Yorkshire won the English County ticket cnampionsnip outrighi lor the first time since 1946 when a:ey beat Sussex oy five wickets ai Hove. Su> »terdaj. torj a run oi seven v,u\s by rrey, who, ihouuii they have u:it .o
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    Lock icon PEKING'S BIG NEW STADIUM
    66 12 HONG KONG, Tues. A modern stadium seating 80,000 spectators was completed m Peking yesterday m time for the First National Games which open on September 13, the New China News Agency reported. The stadium includes two heated swimming pools an electric Scoreboard an underground track drainage
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    Malayan lead universities X to big victory
    205 12 Malayan lead universities X to big victory J£UALA LUMPUR, Wed.-L an, the Oxford -Cambn Union team, which inciuc beat Malaya by 23 point penalties) to nil at th* M The ex-Malayan was J. S. M. Scott, who did his j tional service m Negn three I years ago. After the
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