The Singapore Free Press, 5 September 1959

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    Masthead
    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS SINGAPORE, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER, 5, 1959. No. *****. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Value of the jury system
    25 1 Opinion Value of the jury sy stem pore ~ded j r of ro J I ir.ge d it be iare 'ate ot>poseo and iding on
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    Lock icon LAOS: U.N. TO MEET
    313 1 LAOS U.N. TO MEET SEATQ envoys summoned to State Department mf to tackle mounting NEW YORK, Saturday. JVJR. DAG HAMMARSKJOELD. the U.N. Secretary-General, last night formally proposed that the Security Council be called into session tomorrow or on Monday to discuss the appeal by Laos for United Nations torces. Mr.
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    Lock icon TEA PARTY HELD TO MARK INCHE AHMAD'S NEW POST
    79 1 Inche Ahmad bin Mohamcd Ibrahim (left). Dato Syed Ibrahim bin Omar AlsagofY. and Sir Alan Rose. Chief Justice, are here seen at yesterday's tea party held by the Muslim Advisory Board The occasion was in honour of the Board's vicechairman Inche
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    SCREENING FOR MONEYLENDERS
    206 1 Before licences are issued XfONEYLENDERS in Singapore who want to continue in business must be prepared for a "screening" by the Ministry of Labour and Law. The new Moneylenders Ordinance, which was approved by Ihe Legislative Assembly on Wednesday, is expected to be brought into force next
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    Back in business but no stalls
    37 1 Change Alley hawkers whose stalls were demolished yesterday vvere back in business this morning, but without the stalls. They spread their wares on the floor on both sides of the lane.
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    Lock icon Actress in car crash
    33 1 ALTON. Sat.— Belita. a film actress dancer, and former skating star, was injured yesterday when a car she was driving collided with another car. killing a woman passenger- Reuter
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    BYRNE SEES DELEGATES AWAY
    144 1 THE political secretary to th e Prime Minister. Mr. jek Yuen Thong (second i*fti and PAP As'^hlTWoman Miss Chan s r£v s£n* left Singapore 55s 'morning to at*nd seminar on workers edu cation in Denmark. This one-month seminar, organised by the International Labour Organisation in association
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    MCA Hq ORDERS PROBE
    102 1 MCA Hq ORDERS PROBE Salvage attack on 3 youths KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Malayan Chinese Association headquarters yesterday instructed its Tapah branch to make a full investigation into the serious attack on three Youth Section members at Kampong Pahang new village on Tuesday. Two of them were seriously slashed and
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    TOO SHORT FOR THE DANCE
    47 1 Singapore's Chung Meng Ang, 27, the Melbourne student who is too short to dance with Princess Alexandra at a ball to be given on Sept. 22. He is sft. 6in. The Princess is sft. B»_in. A sixfoot Australian student was chosen instead.
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    Lock icon 'Go back Menon' crowd shouts
    123 1 'Go back Menon' crowd shouts OOMBAY, Sat. Four people were injured and 14 arrested when police clashed wi t h about 30 demonstrators who waved pieces of black cloth and shouted "Menon, go back" to the Indian Defence Minister, Mr. Krishna Menon, at a meeting here yesterday. The demonstrators, supporters
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 53.475 STO. FN Mr. Kum of Singa p reported to B quarters at H iiu-hl u hile hr COMPOSERS BODY TO BE CREMATED Bodv ford who f, while P lion* it h apore. tod
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      134 1 Market news page 2 Film reviews page 3 Women's corner page 2 Gardening page 6 Racing Special pages 7 and 8 Cartoons page 9 Your lucky star page 9 World news page 10 In Monday's Free Press BTHE SINGAPORE SCENE lIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIiniIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIMIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIt young man at large in the world's most scinating
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    Lock icon THAILAND BACKS NEW TRADE SCHEME
    144 2 Praise for the work of the Tengku MANILA, Saturday. THE Philippine-Malaya scheme for economic and cultural co-operation among SouthEast Asian countries should be carried out as soon as possible, said Mr. Thanat Khoman, Thai Foreign Minister, yesterday. In an airport interview, Mr. Khoman said he
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    Lock icon NEW TIN RULES PLANNED
    244 2 NEW TIN RULES PLANNED LONDON, Sat. The technical committee of the International Tin Council has begun working on a a new draft tin agreement to replace the present one that expires on June 30, 1961. The new draft agreement will be submitted to the council at its next meeting in
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    Lock icon Stock mart. unsettled
    64 2 LONDON, Sat. Un- settled conditions were again apparent in the London stock markets yesterday. Further losses were recorded by virtually all sections of the market and in some instances were appreciably lower. The current election talk brought further selling and discouraged buying, while the uncertainty was increased
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    Deposits to be declared
    38 2 DJAKARTA, Sat. Dr. Djuanda. Indonesia's j Finance Minister, ordered all Government -owned business organisations to submit reports to the foreign exchange fund on their foreign currency de- posits abroad. Antara news j agency reported.
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    Offices closed on Sept. 15
    32 2 Offices closed on Sept. 15 The Imports and Exports Office and all sections of the Master Attendant's Office will be closed on Sept. 15 to mark the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed.
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    Lock icon Research ship
    25 2 MOSCOW. Sat. A new 3. 600- ton Russian research ship, the Voyekov. left yesterday on her maiden voyage from Odessa to Vladivostok— Reuter
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    SINGAPORE SHIPPING
    105 2 Ships lying: alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today: Salmara 1/2. Lica Maersk 4/5, Courseulles 6A. Benvorlich 6/7, Glengyle 89. Monmouthshire 10/11. Pvrrhus 13, 14, Pres. Grant 15/16. NederElbe 18, Santa Lucia 19, Jarak N tf.all 2, Salong N. Wall 3. Stia N. Wall 4, Sedenak
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    GOVT. RICE STOCKPILE TO GO ON
    100 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Raja Mohar bin ttaja Badiozaman, Controller of the Trade Division in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, said yesterday the Government had not seen any reason to abolish the rice stockpile system. It was necessary to maintain the minimum price ot
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    Lock icon STORE GIRLS ON TELEVISION
    69 2 WOMEN'S CORNER MRS. JOT WARREN, of the Singapore Model Academy, (left) conducts a modelling class for American television. Man behind the camera is Mr. Ted Phillip, now on a world tour to film 39 major cities, including Singapore for a United States company and bring them
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    Used cars are 20 p.c. cheaper
    116 2 THE prices of second-hand cars have fallen. Singapore dealers say that although the demand for them remains good, prices are being forced down by as much as 20 per cent. Motor traders too report that sales of new cars have dropped with Singaporeans becoming
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  • Round the World Market Prices
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      90 2 I RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.ii. European ports Sept. Oct. v Jl RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 3: 32 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Oct. 3] 32 TONE: Easy. Above prices Quoted I PEPPER: White Sarawak Ca.q. c.ii. European ports Sept. Oct. PEPPER: Black Sarawak
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      50 2 Above prices Quoted in U.S. cents per n TIN Straits Spot 102. 1! TIN futures Straits Contract Sept TONE: Quiet. SALEi RUBBER: Futures Sept Nov 40.9 38.45 pg TONE: Easier. ms M k||s No. 1 RSS Sept. landed price 4: COFFEE: Future* 'B' Contract Sept— New 34.8S
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      26 2 MW 10 Previous SO Industrials fi4 29 Railroads 158 47 40 Domestic Bonds 82 88 15 Utilities 89 9 «5 Stocks Composite Averages
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      U.S. PEPPER
      43 2 Malabar spo: 30' 4 awaiting release 304. afloats 30* to September shipment 29-.,. 29 to 294. cf. Lamponp. spot 30'.. awaiting release 30 4, afloats to 2?' Sara spot 4 47. Septer sellers ex- Above prices Quoted in U.S. cents pc-
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      81 2 COPRA Philippines c.i.f. I R North European ports deUvered weight per long ton Sept. COPRA. Straits c.i.f. U.K./ North European ports delivered weight per long ton Sept. Oct. COCONUT OIL crnde Straits c.i.f. European porta in bulk per long ton Sept. Oct. COCONUT OIL crude Ceylon cJ.f.
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    710 2 NOTE: All prices are averaged between buyers and sellers RET TO Wk. vm c.c m na* a Mil e*cia*t| \t e«cH*t| t*aai cfc cu* tttu ,m^ 1 ner tlCltt'«f mmm. T ccr ct" f ct i cl cm teats §M m tuiatiti at S'NGAPCRE, Friday. INDUSTRIALS Pretiees
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    17 2 H I Cor m TJnio: Whe» H Ko. Da in C. SI Taikoo I)
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  • FREE PRESS FILM REVIEW PAGE
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      PSYCHOLOGIST WITH A WORRIED MIND
      348 3  -  PELHAM GROOM Ry X HE nrst shot in 'Holiday for Lover* jr lves vou a good idea of what you mav expect from this film* It is the nameplate of nS? e K rt i Dean a consulting Psychologist. Since Robert gfanw played by Clifton
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      Moulding of the mind
      530 3  - Moulding of the mind IAN MOK-AI Bv HPHE nature of the mind is like clay 1 formative in the beginning. Every cencept in the life of that mind is a stroke that helps to carve the shape of that mind. But sometimes the mind becomes hardened with early concepts and.
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      ONLY THE SMILES
      72 3 XJO Trees in the Street." bustling with Teddy and Soho characters, is a film that tries to make a social and philosophical study of a London slum area. and succeeds in bringing: out only the sweetened smiles of Sylvia Syms. The plot sets out to capture the
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    NEW INDIAN CRISIS— A SHADOWY FIGURE
    1064 4  - NEW INDIAN CRISIS A SHADOWY FIGURE Pemerhati r 53 T f Legislation needed to protect those naive tontine members IT scums more than a coincidence that the defence row that has rocked New Delhi this week should come at a time when the Indian services are facing their biggest crisis
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    BY THE WAY
    157 4  -  tfvvUHvmWr IS AMAN who has the effrontery to insult the majesty of the Law by standing still on the pavement outside his hwuse can be arrested and fined for obstruction. Had he been walking up and down, all would have been well. But what happens when several
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    HOT WEATHER COLDS WORSE
    233 4 (By a Special Correspondent) THE hotter the weather, the more patients turned up with colds. Everybody knows that a summer cold is harder to shake off than a creditor. The reason why hot weather colds Ust to lone is that in hot weather we have less
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      166 4 RINGS YOU WILL ALWAYS TREASURE ENGAGEMENT RINGS WEDDING RINGS ETERNITY RINGS SIGNET RINGS WHEN YOU NEED TO BE RIGHT IT HELPFUL TO HAVE GUIDING HAND. TH* IS WHERE OUR EXPERTS COME IN oj REPUTATION, AS JEWELLERS OF REPUTI ALWAYS AT YOUR DISPOSAL IN THE Im PORTANT MATTER OF CHOOSING A
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      295 4 CLUES ACROSS 2 The fellow gets on in opera 1 yea^id Sever" 00 3 s *> ©3* 4 S^uni like one wUh a pair 5 f^** f a faU ta mUk that can be measured (4). production? <7>. 8 Grays receptacle was storiec *J CS an important being on (3)
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      231 4 P.M. 1.00 Programme Summary; general. presented by lan Hope- 8.00 The 1.03 Saturday Showcase; 1.30 The 5.00 The Ray Ellington Quartet; Goon Show; 8.30 Radio Singapore News; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Leopold 5.15 Tunes With Your Tea; String Orchestra; 9.00 Powered Stokowski Conducts. 5.45 Sports Hour; 6.45 Programme Flight, the fifth
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    FIRE VICTIMS MUST PAY RENT OR QUIT
    165 5 SIT says they have enough means A \J 800 families, who were housed at Kallang Estate after their homes in Tiong nahru were burnt down last February, have oeen told by the Singapore Improvement A rust that they have to pay rent or
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    AXE FALLS ON STORE POLY
    218 5 Non-technical teachers to go SINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. yesterday said that teachers Df non-technical subjects in the Polytechnic would have to go soon. Dr. Toh, who is also the chairman of the Polytechnic, said the Government intended to stop teaching nontechnical
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    National art 'cannot be imported
    103 5 mHE chairman of the Singa--1 pore Arts Council, Dr. Michael Sullivan, last night said that a national art "has to be discovered by the artists themselves." He added: "A national art cannot be imported, it cannot be imposed from above, or deliberately created as an
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    WOMAN WITH A MAN-SIZED JOB
    228 5 A BRITISH woman architect, who is designing a new university building for the Nigerian Government, is in Singapore today. She is Miss Jane B. Drew, a member of the London Architectural Association, and an authority on tropical architecture, practising in several countries. She is here
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    MANLY PEOPLE
    192 5 Ungku Axix, senior lecturer ln economics at the University of Malaya, leaves for Bogor, Indonesia, tomorrow to lecture at the National Training Institute there on agricultural credit. The institute was set up by the FAO early this month. He expects to return in a fortnight to attend to
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      177 5 _«_____s ff* Jlr x fOR£ YOU MAKE UP YOU£ MIND AVE a LOOK AT HE OL [STANDING tfEWELS pfl SWISS MADE undergone 27 tests it h built to withstand a depth of 150 feet. l-mn LIEN WAH WATCH DEALERS 108 WORTH BRIDGE ROAD. SINGAPORE TEL: ***** GERMAN DACORA CAMERAS AND
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      310 5 SUNDAYS SERVICES The following are changes in Sunday services in Singapore churches: ANGLICAN St. George's Garrison Church, Tanglin Barracks: 7.15 a.m. Holy Communion; 9.30 a.m. Sunday School; 9.30 a.m. Morning Service, the Assistant Chaplain-General 10.00 a.m. Holy Communion; 6.30 p.m. Evening Praver. the Rev. J. G. C. Thistle. BETHESDA 77
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      41 5 S'PORE TIDES TODAY: 12.17 p.m. TOMORROW: 0.21 a.m. and 12.48 p.m. MONDAY: 1.05 a.m. and 122 p.m TUESDAY: 1.52 a.m. and 1.59 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.46 a.m. and 2.40 p.m. THURSDAY: 3.52 a.m. and 3.30 p.m. FRIDAY: 5.28 a.m. and 4.36 p.m.
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    SO DECORATIVE FOR YOUR LIVING ROOM
    740 6  -  M.R.S. ARSCOTT A little plant that responds to 'fussing 9 over Beware these 2 ailments By VIOLET or Saintpaulia Ls a house plant, and a member of the Oesneriad family. It has been familiar for a relatively short period and was in fact unknown
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    Father mole -cricket
    1069 6  -  WILLIS HALL SSsfe^*»^^> ROYAL ASTROLOGER > 'T- $MA and the royal garden^I I A SIMIAL STOKY tt ChildrcHSComer LMIIIIIIIIIINIIII THE STORY SO FAR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1
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  • RACE DAY. Special
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      ALL THE LATEST SELECTIONS
      497 7 1mi,,11,,1l| l» IUIIUIIIIIIIIIIiiiiiiiiiiin iiiiiiiiiiiilllllllllllllllll THE FREE PRESS ALLAN LEWIS TRESPASSER RACE 1. HOTSJEK HOTSJEK H. HOTSJEK I Glee Rodato 2.15 I Redato Glee BACE 2. KOLA BAY SILVER WHISTLE "^l. 1 0 1 Take Easy 2*5 Silver Whistle Kola Bay RACE 3. FLYIXG PHOENIX FLYING PHOENIX
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      Life of a jockey is so exciting
      633 7  - Life of a jockey is so exciting ROY LAZAROO WHY I CHOSE THE <i 1 1 ii imm i iiiiiiii iiiii iii i iii i iiiii i iiii iii iim ii iii ii unit, mi it i mim mui imiii mi mmm nm NAME OF MOSES... AS TOLD to HOW
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      SUN OF BURMA COULD SURPRISE F. PHOENIX
      484 7  - SUN OF BURMA COULD SURPRISE F. PHOENIX ALLAN LEWIS By PHOENIX should win the main Class 1 sprint at Bukit Timah crnoon. But he is no certainty. Min of Burma, with conditions to suit, will run Flving > < nd could bcut him. ing Phoe- tohave um in Cona little
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      THE BEST BETS
      78 7 Best bets by ALLAN j LEWIS are: Rogerthorpe I §<Race Six). Hotsjek I Hotsjek (Race One), and I Kola Bay (Race Two). Best outsiders: Rubber Planter 11. Wee Laddie I and Forest Beau 11. The going will be not i i better than soft. TRESPASSER'S best I
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      First Jap XV to meet varsities
      53 7 First Jap XV to meet varsities TOKYO, Sat. The first rugby team to meet the Far East touring CambridgeOxford universities rugby team was announced today Iby Japan Rugby Union Board The universities team, at preTent concluding a tour of 'revlon. Malaya and Thai Ifand is due to arrive here by
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      Lock icon Christine beats a veteran
      139 7 Christine beats a veteran IjiOREST HILLS. New York. I Sat,— Christine Truman. Britain's towering teenager, opened the 79th U.S. tennis singles championships on the centre court yesterday with a 6-4. 6-3 victory over Dorothy Bundy Cheney of Santa Monica, a ranking star before Christine was born. Still a stylish, aggressive
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      THE S.T.B. CRICKET XI
      40 7 SSS .JU %g W.«£ Sports Club at tne A Association ground tomor r °The STB team to:, Patrick Perers F. Samer Sutelifle. R «ute ine Chee Cheone. N. S.ieparaso und A. W. Fox. Scorer: M. Riley-
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      Lock icon SURREY TAKE THIRD PLACE
      193 7 SURREY TAKE THIRD PLACE LONDON, ant.— The -inglish Uounty cricKet cnam^iimI oiap. aireaay won by *orkI snire, endea yesterday with Surrey, winners ior tne last »even years, relegated to tmrd i place. aurrej and Gloucestershire eacn imisnea witn itfo ponus id oenina iorksnire dui uloucesiersnue eagea tne iornier cnampions out
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    PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
    1298 8 RACE 1-2.15: CLASS 1, DIV. 3-6 FURS. 1. 0000 CAPACITOR syr. bag (K.Y. Um) Daniels 9.00 (7) Mitchell 2. ***** TOBASCO 7yr. birg (Red Green Stable) Spencer 8.13 6) Leong 3! 062 HOTSJEK HOTSJEK 3yr. breg (Veni Vici Stable) o n v E. Breuk... 8.12 3)
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    TRACK FORM OF THE RUNNER
    1314 8 RACE ONE CI. 1. Div. 3— 6F. CAPACITOR: Twelfth In Div. 3— 6F race. TOBASCO: 2-9-59— Last of twelve runners in Div. 2— 6F race HOTSJEK HOTSJEK: 2-9-59—Second to Dinkum in Div. 3— 6F race. NEVER BETTER: No recent track report. GLEE: 29-8-59— Went over
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    All square in Merdeka soccer
    255 9 All square in Merdeka soccer PECIDWC TW. FOR MALAYA TOMORROW K tH LUM *UR, Sat. India last night forced Malaya to a I—l draw in this Merdeka anniversary soccer tournament at the Merdeka stadium. A draw was a fair result though the game did not live up to expectations. The
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    Thio sets new swim record
    134 9 |X>RMER Singapore Olympic JF and Asian uames wa^er poio player Thio Gim Koek broke the Singapore national 50 metres buttenly swimming record at the inter-division swimming championships of the University ot Malaya at Amber Road, Singapore, yesterday. His time of 30.8 sec was 4.3 sec
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    JUNIOR CLUBS ROUTED
    76 9 The Army beat Junior Clubs 7-0 in a premier league game at Jalan Besar yesterday, after leading 1-0 at half time. The Army scored in the first half through Hearne who headed a ball into the net in the 35th minute. Fewtrell increased the score to 3-0,
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    SOSC teams for Bangkok Games
    69 9 SOSC teams for Bangkok Games The Singapore Olympic Sports Council will seek affiliation to the South-East Asia Peninsula Games Federation, in order to participate at the SEAP Games in Bangkok in December. This was decided at a meeting of the SOSC last night The meeting also finalised arrangements for the
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    176 9 West In advertently played a mean trick at both table, on this hand from the Italy-U-S-A. world title match. What do you think South should do if the bidding begins normally with One Heart by West. One Spade by North and a pass by East? One thing is
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    ÜBER CUP BADMINTON TONIGHT
    141 9 ÜBER CUP BADMINTON TONIGHT rE Malayan team to meet Hong Kong in the Cber Cup Asian Zone badminton competition at the Singapore Badminton Stadium tonight are, from left to right; Ewe Choon Ghee Amy Heah, Teoh Siew Yong, Nancy lim, Cecilia Samuel and Tan Gaik Bee. Three singles and four
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    Junior cricket
    80 9 Prisons will meet Police "A" in the final of the Singapore Cricket Association junior tournament tomorrow at CSC, Balestier Road. Teams: Prisons: Bingham (capt.). Devarajan. A. Frugtniet, Woltte. Heyzer Perera, Darshan Singh, ""-burg. Wriie Chin, Alex Sim, Ortago, A. Glosz. Reserves: t_:iaiiaei". Police "A": Gopal Krishnan (capt.), W.
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    SELETAR ROUT CHANGI 8-1
    184 9 RAF SELETAR, lived up to their name as favourites and won the Far East Air Fore* Championships by beating Changi 8-1 in their soccer tie at Seletar yesterday Playing under floodlight, they had a goal scoring feast. It left spectators from the Maintenance Base cheering their
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    121 10 ALGERIA: 'NEW POLICY' WASHINGTON, Sat.—President de Gaulle is reported here to have a new Algerian policy which he intends to make public on or before Sept. 15 with the conviction that President Eisenhower approves it. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan. the West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, and
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    NEHRU WARNS OF TRAGIC RESULT
    320 10 NEHRU WARNS OF TRAGIC RESULT 'We did work for friendship' NEW DELHI, Sat. pRIME MINISTER Jawaharlal Nehru said yesterday he regretted the rude behaviour of Peking regime in failing to reply to India's protest notes. But he insisted it is imperative that India and Communist China remain friends. Speaking in
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    272 10 Mr. K is going to China after his tour of U.S. MOSCOW, Saturday. MR. NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV told a group of ambassadors at a Polish reception here last night that he would go to China after his visit to the United States later this month. The Soviet Prime Minister said he
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    Air special to Bombay
    59 10 Air India International will operate a special flight from Singapore to Bombay via Bangkok and Calcutta, starting on Sept. 22. The flight will leave Singapore at 2.10 p.m. and will arrive In Bombay at 2.10 a.m. the next day in time for passengers to make a
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    38 10 BUENOS AIRES. Sat.— The Argentine army crisis v.a;> apparently settled yesterday with the resignation of War Miniser General Elvio Anaya and an announcement that General Carlos Toranzo Montero would be reinstated as army chief.- Reuter
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    BILLITON TIN PROFITS
    35 10 AMSTERDAM, Sat. The Biiliton Tin Company of The j Hague and its affiliates made a consolidated profit of 3,200,- 000 guilders in 1958, the com- panys annual report issued I yesterday shows
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    44 10 ADELAIDE. Sat.— The first dresses made secretly with a new process, which is claimed to give wool the same washable, drip-dry. qualities as synthetics. were given their world premiere yesterday by the Australian Wool Bureau at the Adelaide Royal Show. Reuter
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    32 10 TOKYO, Sat. Three Japanese fishermen said they had been towed for 22 hours in their two-ton boat by a 529 lb. tuna before they hauled it in.- Re uter
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    78 10 Hollywood producer and director Mr. George Eng T land, was last night entertained by Singapore cinema magnate, Mr. Run Run Shaw. Mr. Englund is in Singapore to look for a location and a beautiful Eurasian girl to play the part in the film "The Ugly American."
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    74 10 The Singapore Volunteer Special Constabulary turned out in fall force at the Police Training School at Thomson Road yesterday to observe the presentation of Colonial Special Constabulary Medals to 27 of its members. The occasion also marked the pas. sing out of 30 members of the 20th Recruit
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    Seamstress gets a divorce
    42 10 A seamstress. Quek Seah Hoon. who applied for a dissolution of her marriage with her husband, Koh Bee Tat. on grounds of adultery, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Chua in the Singapore High Court yesterday.
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    Bid to settle Gentians' old debts
    110 10 Bid to settle Gentians' old debts KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Department of the Custodian of Enemy Property is ;to make an all-out bid to j clear debts that may still be [owing to Malayans by Geriman debtors before the declaration of the Second World War. The administrator of German Enemy
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    OUR STYLE IS TOO DARING'
    136 10 HAWAIIAN "Narcissus Queen" Linda Tom admired Singapore's cheongsams yesterday and remarked that in her country they would be con- sidered "too daring." She pointed to her own. where the slit extended a mere four inches above the knee. "I notice that Chinese girls here have
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    47 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Federation government is to purchase about 100 breeding goats from neighbouring countries early next year in an attempt to encourage large-scale goatrearing and to upgrade local stocks. There is also a demand for Bindhi bulls to up-grade local cattle.
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    34 10 HONG KONG. Sat. An eight-year-old English boy. Geoffrey Bourne, missing since Wednesday was found dead floating in the sea yesterday. He was the son of REME Warrant Officer G. A. Bourne.- U.P.I.
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    19 10 LONDON. Sat The N.A.A.F.I. canteen has officially been given a new name —"The Junior Ranks Club."
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