The Singapore Free Press, 6 October 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion The Ceylon tragedy
    52 1 Opinion The Ceylon tragedy The In's < be but who for the e in the person ilese e official the •.m-build-wing room for gu- to have this _> to a by having •nil that iitor" had er. But D :~irm place, for 1> young inPerhaps and all In Ceylon also
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    $20,000 GEMS RIDDLE
    368 1 Interpol may be called in to aid in three-city search Sealed box from H.K. missed at Singapore airport By CHAN SWAN BEE security police in Singapore, Bangkok and Hong Kong have begun a hush-hush investigation into the disappearance of a >- 0.000 consignment of jewellery for Singapore.
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    Lock icon S'PORE WOMAN MEETS BANDITS IN JUNGLE
    469 1 S'PORE WOMAN MEETS BANDITS IN JUNGLE PHNOMPENH, Tues. An alleged armed bandit has been shot dead and two others arrested by Cambodian police investigating the hold up two weeks ago of a >ingapore British woman diplomat at pistol point near a temple visited by Princess Alexandra on mday, the British
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    Lock icon Radio man on murder charge
    49 1 BOSTON, Tues. A first degree murder indictment was yesterday handed down against Killem van Rie. radio operator of the Dutch freighter Utrecht from which Mrs. Lynn KaufTman vanished last month. I Mrs. KaufTman. 23-year-old I divorcee, had been in Singapore for a year. Reuter
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    RUBBER PRICE UP ¼ CENT
    34 1 RUBBER PRICE UP CENT October first grade rubber buyers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 99 7/8 cents per lb., up a quarter of a cent on yesterday's close. The tone was steady.
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    450 Indian vouths here
    75 1 QARLANDS awaited Indian youth leaders when 450 of them arrived in Singapore this morning. Their specially chartered ship, the Sonavati. here on a three-day goodwill visit, was welcomed by Singapore youth representatives. They garlanded some of the visitors at the wharf. Today at 5.30 p.m. 12
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    Lock icon Factory blasts
    32 1 KENVIL, New Jersey. Tues. A series of explosions yesterday rocked the Hercules Powder Co.. which manufactures dynamite and rocket fuel for the Government. Police re- ported two persons killed: U.P.I.
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    A CONCERT ON HIS BIRTHDAY
    97 1 RUSSIAN born concert pianist Mr. Sura Cherkassky (above), arrived in Singapore this morning by Air India to perform at the Victoria Theatre tomorrow. "This is a good omen.'* he said. "Tomorrow is my birthday and my first performance in Singapore and the season.'' Mr. Cherkassky,
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    S'PORE RATES INCREASE MAY NET $5 MILLION
    189 1 S'PORE RATES INCREASE MAY NET $5 MILLION Free Press Staff Reporter THE Singapore City Council is expected to collect $5-million more from assessment next year as a result of revaluation of properties I within the city area. But first it has to contest i objections lodged by landlords or owners
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN LUNIK SPEEDS UP
    307 1 will be level with moon half a day earlier than expected MOSCOW, Tues. RUSSIA'S rocket station, now more than two-thirds of the way to the moon and right on course, will be level with the moon by 9.30 (Malayan time) tonight, about 5,350 miles from the
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    Premier's visit
    23 1 Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, visited the Ministry of Home Affairs this morning to familiarise himself with its work.
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    Blackout traps women
    152 1 Blackout traps women BABIES WERE ON THE WAY TWO women in labour were trapped inside electric lifts during a 2 a.m. blackout at the Kandang Kerbau maternity hospital Singapore, this morning. The blackout affected a part of the front wing, which houses admission and labour rooms. Electricians managed to restore
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    Firemen fight City Hall bees
    43 1 FIREMEN yesterday spent an hour fighting bees. The nest was high up on the City Hall. As firemen smoked them i out of a niche in the projecti ing ledge of the building, a large crowd watched. i
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    STOP PRESS
    142 1 it -n. >tole WOli -pore pe*« in Kainpon,. l>4_iru at 1 am i .und 10 acid nul: of acid, tcrcc two knives, sl* T chains and chop. POLICE SEEK I HOLD-UP GANG rolice were this morn investigating hold -up housewife. Lee Wah Lu.m and h_r three daughter village
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    Lock icon KEY MEN RETURN
    80 2 LONDON, Tues The 1.700 unofficial strikers at the plants of British Oxygen Gases whose stoppage has threatened up to one million other jobs in the engineering anc allied industries, agreec yesterday to return to work unconditionally. The men took part in the strike against the advice of
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    Lock icon HOPES OF A STRIKE SETTLEMENT FADE
    390 2 Crippled poris are costing the U.S. $60 million daily NEW YORK, Tuesday. JJOPES for an early settlement of the United States steel and dock strikes receded over the week-end. As Atlantic and Gulf ports remained paralysed by the strike of 85,000 dockers called by
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    DEALINGS RESUME
    72 2 LONDON Tues. The London Stock Exchange yesterday lifted a 14-day suspension on dealing in shares of the Ely Brewery Company and its associate, Cardirf Malting. Dealings were suspended on Sept. 21 together with those in several other companies following a hitch in financial arrangements for a take-over by
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    Congo stoppage
    26 2 LEOPOLDVILLE, Tues. Thousands of African workers on Belgian Congo railways, docks and river transport services came out yesterday in the country's first organised strike.
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    GOING TO U.K.
    54 2 Mr. Edmund Tan of Shell. Singapore, who leaves for the U.K. on Saturday to attend a two month marketing staff development course at Shell Lodge, Tedding, ton, starting on October 20. Mr. Tan, who is Sales Commercial assistant, will return to Singapore in January after taking his
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    Lock icon China's progress: Top industrial power now
    231 2 LONDON, Tues.— China has become a major industrial power within the last decade, the October issue of the China Trade and Economic Newsletter said yesterday. The newsletter, an inde- pendent economic review published here, said the increase in Chinas industrial output in 1958 and
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    Lock icon TARIFF RATE AMENDMENT
    154 2 r ONDON, Tues. The Board of Trade announces that the suspension of import duties on a number of items as at Jan. 1, 1960 win not be taken into account when determining the progressive reduction of tariff rates under the Stockholm draft plan for a European Free
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    Lock icon 4 points for Siam survey
    59 2 BANGKOK, Tues. Mr. George B. Beitzel, leader of a six-man U.S. investment study mission to Thailand, said they would concentrate on the following tasks 1. To study current conditions. 2. To assist programmes with the resources already available. 3. To encourage local investment and attract
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    HONG KONG PRICES
    52 2 HONG KONG Monday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today HKS HK$ H. S. Banking Corporation $962.50 $967 50 &5970 Union Ins. Canton 581.50 $84 Wheelock Marden. .56.45 $6.45 &$6.40 H'Kong 'phone $29.90 $30.25 $30 Dairy Farm Ice <fc C. Storage $19 20 $19.50 Taikoo Docks $33.75
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    168 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Tong Nam 3, Rajula 4 5, Meiten Maru 6A. Tong Yick 6/7, Benmhor 8/9, Peleus 10/11, Pres. McKinley 13/14. Benmacdhui 15/16, Musi Lloyd 18, Senai N.Wall 2, Sadao N.Wall 3, Sedili N.Wall 4, Emp. Gannet
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    Lock icon BIG JAPANESE IRON DEAL
    52 2 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Four Japanese steel representatives, said to comprise the most powerful bu>inmission ever to visit south Africa from their country have arrived here to arrange the purchase of regular and substantial quantities of South African iron ore for the eight major producers in Japan's steel
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    Japanese to set up ship chartering exchange
    124 2 Japanese to set up ship chartering exchange TOKYO. Tuesd T^HE Japan Shipping Brokers* Associate an nounced here yesterday that it was setting u j a marine exchange to facilitate re-charterin among shipping operators in order to r. t the Japanese shipping market. The exchange, tentatively named Marine Exchange, would open
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  • World market prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      112 2 NOTE: AV prices below are middle prices. LONDON. Oct 5 Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS 0.1.f. European porta Oflt 29 12 16 291 Nov 29 3 16 2* RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 33; 32i RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House T ermi Nov DD 5
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      New York Prices
      53 2 NEW YORK. Oct 5 Previous Today TIN Straits Spot 103.26 105.25 nom TIN future* Straits Contract Oct. ****** 101.93. Doc *****a 101. 934 TONE Steady SAL! RUBBER Futures Nov. Jan TONE: Easy SALES 56 lets. No 1 RSS Oct landed price COFFEE Futures Contract Dec I Above
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      Dow Jones Averages
      19 2 NEW YORK '%0 Industrials 10 Railroad* 0 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 65 Stock* Compositt Avtragos I
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      U.S. Pepper
      20 2 Malabar a I afloat.*- I I mmr* 32. b*r I awaiting rei«a I btr tfUpQMBt -> Above vrtrty? ovr
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      81 2 L0» D0» Oct I P Tata; I COPRA Pttihpptnofl c if. UK North European ports delivered weight ptr Ion; ton Oct COPRA. Strait* C r UK North r opt an ports dol< verod womnt por long ton Oct No» COCONUT OIL erudo Straits C* 1 ropean ports
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    740 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle price*. S '.SAPORE, Monday. INDUSTRIALS Previous Taiaj Alex Bricks Pret 1.75 1.70 i Ords. 12.35 2.20 Atlas Ice 5.50 550 8.8. Petrol 50 6 48'B.V. T rustee 5 5.25 525 Con Tin Smelt Prpf. 29,- 19 Ords. 38 37,6 Fede-a! Dispensary
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      709 2 mmWrnr T 4Eft 1 7 E.AeC. LINES J^\ SailiagS te ADEN REO SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. K<\ V^ CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. sQ I mmm. Spare P. S'feaa Peaaag /T>/i s Aetata 5 I Oct S 7 Oct (V% y\ ai.s. "Seiaaaia" fe) 15 17 Oct ill! Oct 20 21 Oct /Cf
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      252 2 HAMBURG-AMERICAN LINE «c NORTH GERMAN LLOYD To Colombo, Genoo, Morseilles, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Bremen Hamburg. Calls Southampton for passengers. S'oore P. S'ham Penang HESSENSTEIN (LLOYO) 12/14 Oct 15/16 Oct IS/17 Oct BRAUNSCHWEIG (HAPA6) 22/25 Oct 26 27 Oct 27/21 Oct SCNWAOENSTEIN (LLOYO) 30 Oct/ 2 Nav To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohama, Nagoya
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    Road transport probe
    84 3 ;O\T. CALLS IN ANTI-CORRUPTION EXPERTS OQI IR* 00 ALL 01CES in OIAYA lIMPIR. Ant.-cor-rUP tio-> ep&J? i;„. ,1 Federa- police arc car- thorough ation of .port Dement I f i e c i 1,, the anti-cor-rs will ttention to of '.nmigra- *.er. e. in reI c public
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    Fed. school leaving age may be raised
    96 3 Fed. school leaving age may be raised RPUB, Tues. would be .igating the raising the age limit from Minister for Khir bin terdaj was sworn on Saturday. t ..e problem the national schools; keep teachers part in nous start, schools deveon the re- and estate more emphasis on -dded: "But
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    EXPERT ON LINCOLN TO LECTURE IN S'PORE
    126 3 EXPERT ON LINCOLN TO LECTURE IN S'PORE AN American expert on Lincolniana. the study of Abraham Lincoln s life, work and times, will be coming lo Singapore this month on a work's visit, lie is Dr. R. Gerald McMurtr>. Director of the Lincoln National Life Foundation at Fort Wayne. Indiana,
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    BRITAIN AWARE OF OUR DIFFICULTIES, SAYS GOH
    551 3 SINGAPORE'S Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said yesterday that the British Government was anxious to see democracy nourish here. The British Government knew that "we here have an experiment of democratic institutions under very difficult conditions." Britain was sympathetic towards the State
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    MAINLY PEOPLE
    113 3 rE Commander-in-Chief, FARELF, General Sir Richard Hull, returned to Singapore last night from his visit to Japan and Korea. Water supply is being shut off today until 3 p.m. in Irrawaddy Road (between Balestier Road junction and the end of the main) and from Upper Serangoon Road (near
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      250 3 -m--^ .--,-,-,-ak tt, tiT_____n__iT"- y a k wi|^iyj<',B(; BORN today, you have a vigorous, electric and energetic personality. Witty and original, you also tend to dramatise everything you do, and you are so enthusiastic about everything you undertake that you get cooperation from everyone in projects that interest you. The
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      270 3 keen intuitions and you should always heed their promptings. This, combined with your natural good judgment, makes you a person upon whom others can usually depend. Be sure always to follow your natural bent in your life work. TOMORROW LIBRA (Sept. 24-Oct. 23) Promote your major interests. Buying and selling
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    BY THE WAY
    119 4  -  Beachcomber By rE British Association has been told that a mechanical cow, fed with grass, yields more protein than a real cow. One reason for this is that the machine can eat continuously, without stopping to swish flies with its tail or look over hedges. The elimination
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    Lock icon THE THREE BIG QUESTION MARKS IN BRITISH POLLS
    929 4  - THE THREE BIG QUESTION MARKS IN BRITISH POLLS FRASER WIGHTON By THE three big question marks of Thursday's General Elections are what will be the effect of: (1) The Liberals' intervention with 217 candidates: (2) the rival television campaigns waged by the parties, (3) the public opinion polls themselves. Liberals,
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      287 4 the greatest booster of g|j£ office output since the typewrite _____r 9 V>/-> /> to'tf^ I J "STENORETTE" I At a to_< h of vour linger W________"W thc Stenorrtie enable* vou to dictate your letter, dur ing and after office time. give instruction* b.fore leaving W ofrce. record conversations. 1
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      187 4 T/iere ore no monners in politics today I predicted a Tory victory, but would one of them return the compliment P M 1 00 Programme Sum- Doone Part 4 "Lorna in Dan- for the Australian Broadcasting mary 1.02 Souvenirs from Show ger*. Commission; 8.30 Presenting Larry Land; 1.30 The News
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      278 4 —__JB H____JB _L___J_l _L___JB HL___J_ BL— JB L__i m m mmW m B m m m m m CLUES ACROSS 5 The short work I consumed— 1 Fibre is back to little Sarah then went to sleep one sup(s). poses (6). 4 P.O.s may be, or lover when 6 Academic
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    Drop the word 'adoption' from those certificates
    307 5 hM :ial workers want to save the given-away from future embarrassment- L \PORE aocbl nyrkers want tte word "adoption" deleted from I -rtificates of adopted children because it causes embarrassImi when thev grow up. al of the Singapore Children's Press that ever since
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    Lock icon GOODNESS! THOUGHT PEN-PAL, WHERE DID THE TRESSES GO?
    351 5  -  CHAN SWAN BEE By V'O wonder Mr. S. a1 Koshiba, a Japanese business man, blinked in amazement when he spent 30 minutes in Singapore yesterday meeting his pen-pal. Mr. Koshiba, 30, who is flying round the world on a business trip, was
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    VOLKSWAGON AGENT HERE ON FACT FINDING TOUR
    65 5 VOLKSWAGON AGENT HERE ON FACT FINDING TOUR Mr. Helmut Kulitz, Far East representative of Volkswagon cars, is now ln Singapore on a fact finding tour. Mr. Kulitz has just returned from Kuala Lumpur, where he attended the opening of the new offices of Champion Motors Ltd. He said he was
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    More time given
    48 5 The Singapore Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, yesterday granted an application for extension of time to file notice of appeal against a magistrate's order acquitting Hai Loo Co. Ltd., on charges of selling poison without a licence and in possession of poison without a licence.
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    CURB ON CRIME IN SHB
    192 5 STRICT security meaP sures ana supervision over the issuing of passes have helped to prevent any serious crime in the Singapore Harbour Board during the last four years. The officer commanding the SHB Police, Mr. R. Tilley, told the Free Press yesterday that the greater
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    Checks on ships
    48 5 The SHB Police also checks ships alongside the harbour carrying arms and explosives and other dangerous cargo. "Although we have secret society men working within harbour board premises," Mr. Tilley explained, "they have never given us any trouble and they are not our major problem."
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      217 5 HICH TIDES TODAY: 12.52 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.51 a.m. and 1.32 pjn. THURSDAY: 2.43 a.m. and 2.14 p.m. FRIDAY: 3.56 a.m. and 3.04 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.24 a.m. and 4.11 p.m. SUNDAY: 7.18 a.m. and 5.54 p.m. MONDAY: 8.29 a.m. and 7.45 p.m. wm> -TOfIAY YMCA.: Malay Std. Two KAMALA CLUB: Mem--630
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  • CALLING ALL PHOTOGRAPHERS
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      Here is what Salon judge will look for
      895 6 Here is what Salon judge will look for YOUR QUERIES DEAR SUNNY What is the "horizon-line" rule? M.M. The horizon should be either above-centre or below— centre in your photographs never dead-centre. Also, horizontal lines of lakes, sea. etc., should not run up-hill or down-hill. Always hold your camera level.
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      THE BEST TIME FOR COLOUR
      42 6 It's a good idea to do your colour shooting when the sun is strongest. That «s when the light gives the purest colour. If you are shooting in Lite afternoon, your pictures will have a reddish cast.
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      WHAT ARE YOUR POSSESSIONS WORTH?
      228 6 lIOW marjy possessions have you? What are they worth? Probably you have no idea. Close your eyes for a second and menially go over the contents of your living room, for instance. Perhaps in your mind's eye you can see each piece, but what about
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      ORCHID PRINTS WILL BE PUT ON DISPLAY
      141 6 ORCHID PRINTS WILL BE PUT ON DISPLAY THE Malayan Orcnid Show photo judged by Dr. C. A. Gibson-Hill, ARP~ H EFIAP., P.L. Chan, A.R.P.S., E.F.IJ..P Lim Boon Tiong, A.R.P.S. of the Photo, i g ciety of Singapore. Accepted prints and transparencies will at the Malayan Orchid Show on Friday at
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      251 7 Orient SEWING MACHINES Also Other Brands Guaranteed for 3 yean Available an amy hire purchase tonus from $8/- per month. Sole Agents:SHROFFS The Carpet Shop 60/62, Orchard Rd., Spore. Tel: ***** Old Orchard Motor Showroom, WAI CHEONG for STYLMST DACRON TROUSERS Usual Price $14-50 NOW $12-50 44, North Bridge Rd.,
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      260 7 JUST ARRIVED! COTTON REVERSIBLE CARPETS 9'x 12* $48.00 9' x 6' $24.00 6' x 6' $18.00 6* x 3' 9.00 SINGH'S 47/49, Stamford Road, Sinoopore Tel: ***** CLEARING Sixway Padded Brassieres $5.20 (Meek and White) Ladies' Gold Leather Slippers $2.50 (Black, Graen 4 Rad) Boys' Fancy Cotton T-Shirts $0.40 REMNANTS
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      DRESS WITH DASH— YET SAVE CASH
      412 8 MEET MARY BRUFORD. Take a good look at her picture above, for you will be hearing more about her. She is a young woman with a mission— her ambition is to bring clothes with dash and colour to the ordinary house- wives and working
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      Like a drink?— A fresh fruit cocktail?
      188 8 Like a drink?— A fresh fruit cocktail? WHAT will you have to drink? How about a fresh fruit cocktail? Take fresh orange juice, apricot puree, fresh pineapple juice, papaya puree, guava puree, passion fruit. Squeeze, strain. add sugar, water and then chill in the fridge. Or if you would rather
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      Good sauce good cook
      376 8 MOST dishes can be J* improved •by the addition of a good sauce in many cases this is the sole dif- ference between a re- cognised good cook and a mediocre one. Happily the basis for the sauce is the same in many cases, so once
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    SUSIE DOUSED BOSS IN INK
    339 8 SUSIE DOUSED BOSS IN INK mHE first prixe of $1# A in last week's com- petition goes to Susie Tai, 12, Purvis Street, Singapore. 7, for this letter: The bell sounded. I walked into the ma- nager's office with shorthand pen and note- book in hand. I was quite un-
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    A double chin worries her
    179 8 "A DOUBLE CHIN is my making firr M^J trouble," writes Lily 7\, of movements upwa: Singapore. C, "and my neck your ears. -m is rather crepey although am only 19." deal with your neck x problem flrst, you wui need nourishing cream at night— a
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      219 8 I carven 1 i THE OUTSTANDING FRENCH PERFUMES I AND EAU DE COLOGNE f_ r^Tl 1 e SABINE WEISS W for tht lady witk diunminafing tastt Sold hy alllmodimg sfcoe* SOLE AGENTS: FAVRE LEUBA WATCH CO.. LTD. iS-K SATTERV QOAO. SrNCAPOOE A MVRURGIA I IRRESISTIBLE (Perfume Hair Oil Cologne Lotion
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      108 8 I Drvzl WM W km m-^^m-W mrmw^ I AM M^^ C6P6A56 Mcce n EngiJ The fGua arVredLigJ weight Cc Iron CEP. A mootho c v -lotij crispness, a pl-ow tO-wi con creo^e-'-c Control Retc Fee. of Molcvc $290 pi Per v .55 p.. Sole Aqents: LEBEL (CHINA) LTD, SINGAPORE ICUALA
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    SAAA wants floodlit stadium
    45 9 X.r.ateui .ernment park ath.i floodTuck 1 '.oodof the e SAAA for the tie athleon ..scuss ns: kg all I im to thc our i keep Id be people :jov j the B -ded. ild be ion the I be r son-
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    Island Club golf results
    8 9 Km Kee Pow. l
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    FREE MIST best of the lot
    625 9 Going: Soft "■HHHBHHfeAArtH M First day: Oct. 4 THE FRIAR, REMEMBRANCE IMPRESS ON SOFT TRACK From ALLAN LEWIS PENANG, Tuesday. pREE MIST, ridden by Mickey Donnelly, made the fastest time this morning on the second track which is still soft. Free Mist, working on
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    152 9 Ohan N most deals the opener and responder are unable to define their hands at the outset within narrow limits, and the opener's rebld is usually the first real P°£* terHis task is made much easier by a suit-over-suit response which Improves the look of his handWhen the
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    Outsider wins Metropolitan
    35 9 SYDNEY, Tues.— Macdougal, (33-1) ridden by Ron Hutchinson, won the $M33,800 Metropolitan over one mile five furlongs at Randwick yesterday. Second was Royal Jester (10-1) and third was Foxmana 5- 1 .—Reuter.
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    RSGC RESULTS
    39 9 Mrs. M. Marshall won the Silver division of the Royal Singapore Oolf Club's monthly flag competition at Sime Road yesterday. Mrs. E. Friis-Lund was the Bronze division winner while the nine-hole competition went to Miss C, Paull.
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      50 9 )u SAVE 40 5T PRICE! Soprani >l3it Accordions V _-j'"''p m^W i_r $153/CASH -3 basses m\ cats t Jtmeo SlatJaa amx in. :aor«. I -::j LaMpar. Parti Sport. om. 59. x^V. v. fc *fc^__i I M__i 4_ I il_^tS I i N_-_ I d r id2a Rh SO Md **Pore.
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      121 9 W mft m/ 1/ AMERICAS FAVOURITE SOFT DRINK IN AN ENVELOPE Kou can (iio/w 5 g/ass« of C_^^___S^^ fr Hi mixing cold dnnk from ~J__^gj_jjPBJ_lgE| _______I_______^!___^^^_3l Q^______s____ HtfiF^s >' *f_t__^— r_i__>S _M_H ____7r___>__l ■>_ fct_7H*w_^_?_^^^_s e_E__V* Kf______=^ \WmmW^k It M oo simple to make! fmpty KOOL AID package into 2
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      38 9 TODAY'S JSJrVII I ______________^;1.--:.:v.:v -1 RIGGER: Inter-school— Raffles vs. St. Joseph's. RJ. ground. HOCKEY: S.H.A. trial, padang; Inter-school Tanjong Katong Sec. Tech. vs. Serangoon, Serangoon Road. SOCCER: SAFA Div. I— Fathul Karib vs. Marines, Jalan Besar 5.15 p.m.;
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    Lock icon FILM ROLE FOR ROSE
    78 10 MM, PORE classical dancer Rose Eberwein will take part in the new Cathay-Keris film. "Noor Islam.' which is .1 Ntory concerning the spread of Islam in South! a. Rose will play the role of a temple danrer. idin? actor and actress are Noordin Ahmad and .1
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    MALAYA PLEDGES SUPPORT
    275 10 'Small countries like ours' should not be harassed To back up any U..N. move on Laos crisis NEW YORK, Tues Malaya pledged its unqualified allegiance to the United Nations yesterday in respect to current events in Laos. Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, Malaya's Minister for External
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    Tories are 2-to-1 say the bookies
    549 10 LONDON, Tuesday. THE Conservatives remained 2-to-l favourites in betting circles here yesterday to win Thursday's general election despite the evidence of public opinion polls that it would be a neck-and-neck finish. As experts agreed that the outcome depended on the unpredictable vote of an
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    8 10 "Quick. Mr. Chou En-lai. get the brain-washing equipment
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    197 10 'New and more devilish NEW YORK- Tues.— EvenU in Tibet showed that colonialism was "still rampant in our area of the world.'' Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman told the United Nations General Assembly here yesterday. While considerable progress had been made in freeing nations. "We have become increasingly aware
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    Lock icon DIES IN JAIL
    29 10 ROME. Tues. Monsignor Wang Mu-to, Catholic Bishop of Suanhwa, in Hopei, North China, has died "in jail for the faith," Fides news agency reported yesterday. Reuter
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    Lock icon To see Taj Mahal
    30 10 NEW DELHI, Tues. Princess Alexandra of Kent, guest of President Rajendra Prasad, will visit the Taj Mahal at Agra today before resuming her flight home.— Reuter
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    Lock icon People of India 'shaken deeply' by border row
    285 10 NEW YORK, Tues- The Indian border dispute with China had ''shaken the people of India deeply." said Mrs. Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, the Indian High Commissioner in London, yesterday. The people of India felt "a very deep sorrow" for the people of Tibet.
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    100 OFF TO FISH IN BURMESE WATERS
    154 10 ABOUT 100 Singapore fishermen who are due to sail today in a fleet of 14 ships to flsh in Burmese waters off the Tenasserim coast will get "VIP' treatment. A security ring of 30 men from the Defence Services Institute of Burma will
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    YARD AIDS HOLIDAY ISLE MURDER HUNT
    178 10 HAMILTON (Bermuda), Tues. Scotland Yard flew two ace homicide detectives to Bermuda yesterday to track down a maniacal killer whose three rapemurders have terrorised this vacation island. Detective Superintendent Richard Lewis and Sgt. William Taylor of the Yard were called in by Bermuda's Detective
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    Millionaire in divorce suit
    67 10 LONDON. Tues.— Mr. Cyril Lord, British textile millionaire, was cited as co-respon-dent in the London Divorce Court yesterday and agreed to pay £2,000 damages plus costs to a young engineer, Mr. James Hussey. Mr. Hussey was granted a decree nisi on the grounds of adultery by
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    Lock icon Colombo circuit races delayed
    83 10 Colombo circuit races delayed Sports cab leg pOLOMBG I intern. racing menin* which f motor i taking has be. until next Sundtjj cause of thf death Ceylon's Pr. ter, Mr. Bair The five-ma. team inoli, Fook K\ Wong, Boh Ng Li: Louis C) They brouph: a trophy be fti trophy
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    U.K. SOCCER
    48 10 LONDON. T i. yesterday soccer m were League Thr.-e: 1 Shrew st ur; ven try Tranmer! Queens Pa: Grimsby 0: Southea Norwich City 0. League Four: Gatedq Rochdale 2 MUhm Southpon 2 Chester 0 r lster Cup Fin*. Repla*; field 4 Crusac i rs I -Ra
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      241 10 £/-REFIEXJt_______*i^ _^___y| WYWW m'"' Model B w,th interno> ut motic diaphragm F2.t Westanor or CoH Zeiss Tessar lenses, tocalplone shutter 1 sec. to 1/100C sec. MX tor tlash, rapid film winding, etc. List Price from 3345/" TOP DISCOUNT FOR CASH RUBINA WATCH CO. 27, High Street, S'pore. 6. ep 6.10.59
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      212 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. i FOR SALE j Words ft < Min.)— Box SO cts. extra CLEARING: Ladie>" Blouses. 1 Shorts. Now $2.30 each. Panties 5 Pieces Now $3/-. Girls' Cotton Dresses $2.90. Visit Cathay's 38 39 Bras Basah Road. S'pore. CHALLEN PIANO, used, looks almo.vt new. 88 Keys, 3 Pedals. Excellent
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      67 10 v3___ jp fm r a JJ __T U T/*^3P m^ =-=^*i_fl_r Available from all good decU rs ond _M THE FEDERAL DISPENSARY LTD. and Cold Storage. Arcade. O r her hoot I <* 1 1 1 it. Y*** IM M 111 f. I IH _k J 7 PM* v*t fl
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      41 10 Cinemia Guide -.-—-I CATHAY. Phone *****: 1. South Pacific -t ODCON Phone .1116 UK A Private's Affair t.-t.V 4. 1.i. fi 4J.. NCW ALHAMBRA Phone *****: A Streetcar Named Oesir- It p.m. ODCON KATONC Phone 406.6: Too Young To Lowe 6.30
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