The Singapore Free Press, 11 February 1960

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    12 1 The Singapore Free Press >o. *****. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon Watch for our exciting $500 must-be-won contest
    159 1 I Hot a secret weapon, says Defence Department |OLAR SATELLITE RIDDLE r l-^RBAGE' ROCKET I 5. GUESSING HINCTON. Thursday. stations are trying to r a mysterious object near polar orbit is a m satellite. nl last night dei« il\ smaller than the I
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    Parade inspection by Sir Ismail
    36 1 SULTAN Sir Ismail of Johore inspects a detachment of veterans at this morning's impressive parade at the Sri Gelam padang. (See page 20). Coronation Day pictures m pages 19 and 20.
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    Lock icon gro's home bombed
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    rch collapses
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    Nikita in today
    20 1 NEW DELHI. Thurs. The Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. NikiU Khrushchev, arrives here today on a five-day visit.
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    Lock icon Air strikes on rebel camps
    49 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. The Indonesian Air Force has launched .strikes against rebel positions m the Sonder and Amurang districts ot the North Celebes, the Air Force spokesman. Major Agus Suroto. said yesterday. Further air operations would be conducted m the North Celebes, he added.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Headless woman: Irishman accused
    104 1 Headless woman Irishman accused BURMINGHAM. Thurs. Birmingham police late last night charged a man with the murder of Stephaine Baird. 29, whoso docapitated and mutilated body was found two days before Christmas m a room she occupied at a local Y.W.C.A. hostel. Police named the man Patrick Byrne. 25. an
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    Big phone deal
    12 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. Indonesia will buy 70.000 telephones from Hungary.
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    Up, up goes forces pay—from Pte. to 'brass hat' 'BONUS' LURE FOR TECHNIC
    333 1 Up, up goes forces pay— from Pte. to 'brass hat' 'BONUS' LURE FOR TECHNIC LONDON, Thursday. ALL-ROUND pay increases tor regulars m A Britain's three armed Services were announced yesterday m a Government White paper. Improvements were also i announced m gratuities and m officers' pensions. The White Paper, published
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    Churchill at debate
    24 1 LONDON. Thurs.— Sir Winston Churchill. 85, took his seat m the House of Commons for a two-day foreign affairs debate yesterday.
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    Lock icon Sargo's success
    20 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.S. navy's' nuclear submarine Sargo today completed a submerged cruise to the North Pole.- Reuter
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    Highlands drive
    18 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. The King and Queen of Thailand today drove through the Java •highlands to Bandung.
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    Stablemen join in
    17 1 NEWMARKET. Thurs. i Stablemen today joined 70 apprentice jockeys m a payI claim strike.
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    Lock icon 'Vote at 18' move
    27 1 LONDON, Thurs.— A private member's Bill which would give the vote to all people of 18 or over was oublished here yesterday.- Reuter
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    Lock icon U Nu—155 seats
    34 1 U Nu 155 seats RANGOON. Thurs.— U Nu's "clean" faction has won at least 155 s*its m the general election, the "stable" faction 1 26. and others 23. Twentyi two rpsnits are awaited. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon 6,000 wait for Peking ships
    101 1 6,000 wait for Peking ships JAKARTA. Than. Six thousand C hinese settlers m West Java want to go back 10 China, the secrc-tiry-general of the Indonesian Foreign Office, Mr. Suwito, said yesterday. Chinese settlers have been moving out of Indonesia since the Government last year banned alien traders, most of
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    Lock icon Cleanliness talks
    19 1 JAKARTA. Thurs. A 'national cleanliness conference" is to be held "here from Feb. 25 to 27. Reuter
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    Lock icon Heart disease: Lack of a type of fat could cause it
    177 1 Heart disease Lack of a type of fat could cause it LONDON. Thurs. A British doctor has suggested that lack of a particular type of fat could cause coronary heart disease. Or Hu«h Sinclair, former director of the Oxford Nutrition Survey and Laboratory of Human Nutrition said yesterday that although
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    Wives'strike to stop strike?
    56 1 Wives' strike to stop strike? LONDON. Thurs.— A British housewife yesterday launched a campaign for wives of railway workers to avert Britain's national railway strike by denying marital favours to their husbands. Mrs. Daphne Kei:y wants them to be like the women of Greece who went on strike to stop
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    DIVIDENDS
    112 2 R.E.M. makes it 17j p.c. for the year LONDON: Rubber Estates of Malaya declared a final dividend of 12'j per cent making 17'_. per cent for the year, asainst 7 1 per cent. The profit for the year Is £42.063 (against £18.053 after tax of £27.343 (against £13.932). The
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    Rubber shares continuefirm: Ten gains
    504 2 Rubber shares continuefirm: Ten gains PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS By a Special Correspondent SINGAPORE, Thursday. J|riM>HH shares were firm again on the Malayan Slock Exchange yesterday with commodity price more or less continuing iis at 1 uesday s high level.
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    TIN PRICES UP AND WELL MAINTAINED
    80 2 LONDON: Tin prices were well maintained at mostly fractional achances. An improvement m overnight US demand was reported while further continental interest wai noticed m the morning. Copper was easier featured by narrowing of the backwardation following some selling of cash from one influential
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    Hong Kong prices
    60 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices heie today were: Yesteiaa\ Today S. Banking Corporation $1,205 11.205 :>ales sales l:i Canton 595.00 598.00 buyers sellers 197.00 sellers Wheelock Marden 6.60 6.70 Sz% 6.05 sale>. H'Kong phone (34.00 $34.00 .-ides &533.75 leUera Dany Farm vV Cold Storage 124.00 $24.50 &524.50
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  • Market Prices
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      127 2 LONDON. Feb. 10. Yesterday Today RUBBfcR No. i H!>J> c.i.f. European ports Feb 32 15 Ib 1 16 Mar 32 15 16 33 UUBHEK NO. 1 RSt B p O t 3SI/S :i3 7/16 ÜBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Mar 32 IS l< 33 1
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      Dow Jones Averages
      31 2 NEW YORK. Feb 10 Yesterday Tnrt.iy 30 Industrials 65 20 Railroads 1M M IM 40 Domestic Bonds II 79 *1 71 15 Utilities 65 Stocks Composite Avcrag** HI
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      New York Prices
      51 2 NEW YORK. Feb 10. Yesterday Today TIN Straits spot 101.00 1"1 25 riN futures Strait* Contract TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futurti Mar May 3v3u J^ 10 rONE Steadier. SALES 75 lots No. 1 RSS Fab. landed once COFFEE: Futures B Contract Mar. M Aiiuu- him quoted m L.&
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      U.S. Pepper
      41 2 and .nvaifinc 81, .iiluats SI, Feb. Lamp) and awuitir.. 81, atloats til. Ft W. .<hipni.nl 01. ;ik unquoted. Muntok white sj>ot ins. awaiting release l (l^, atioar- ioj. Feb. Bhipmenl X' ix-dock. Above prices quoted m I.S l>cr 1b
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      75 2 LONDON. Feb. 10. Yesterday Today COP3A Philippine* c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per long ton Feb. 12 COPRA. Strait* c.i.t. U.K. /North European ports delivered weight per lon^ ton Feb. COCONUT OIL crude Strait* ci.f. European ports m hulk per long ton Feb fl tOCUNUT
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    Lock icon Dearer lorry, car tyres
    79 2 AKRON. (Ohio*. '1 hurt.- The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company announced yesterday thai it was raising the prices of Its replacement tyres for lorries by three to five per cent .aid those of certain of its passenger car tyres by three pc j r cent. The
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    83 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Utrecht 1/2, Bennnnes 4/3. Shoyo Maru 6A, Kajana 6/7. Strut Banka 8/9. Glenfinlas 10/11, Atreus 13/14. Marquisien 15/16. Tadjouri 18. Maetsuycker 19. Sadao N. Wall 1. Peiiis N. Wall 2. Senai N. Wall 3. Gian«
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    CHEERFUL NOTE IN LONDON STOCKS
    173 2 LONDON. Thursday. rpHE stock markets In London yesterday presented a fairly cheerful appearance m spite of the serious rail strike threat, and the general hope was that the strike would be averted. The overnight recovery on Wall Street helped sentiment to some extent. Buying was
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    Lock icon Wall Street
    117 2 NEW YORK: The market closed heavy with lo>e^ uenerally extending to a point or more. An afternoon rally attempt tailed and moM issues closed around the days I The Initial trend was fractionally higher with the ticker running late briefly. Changes were about on oalance at the end
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    Lock icon £12 mil. loan to Australian Govt.
    46 2 LONDON. Thurs. Application lists for the £12 million Ion: the Australian Government In five and a naif per cent dated 1977/80 closed five minutes af'.er opening this morning. The iinsue price of the loan L» £99 per cent Reut er
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    Malayan Stock Exchange
    872 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. Yesterday INDUSTRIALS Alrx Bricks Prer. 1.95 1.95 Ords. 2.20 2.-0 Atias lea 11 Buyers 8.0. Petrol 0: 59 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 1m Smelt Pref. 19 19/- Ords 51 51 federal Dispensary 1.22' 2 Fitzoatricks 1.19 1.19 Fraser
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      753 2 SHIPPING <*V THE LAX. LINES w? *^Sj Sailings to ADEN, RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. \C S ptrt P. Sbani Ptnaaf j V^Vl »s J«tlan«.a I) II 71 Feb 21 22 Fob 23 24 Fel t Js.t Jr ms. 'Sifcop" a) 21 FH 4 Mar 5 S Mar
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      185 2 HAMBURG- AMERIcT^I NORTH GERMAKrJ To (Colombo), Genoo, Marseill 4 Bremen H I Calls Southampton for I ISARSTEIN (LLOYD 17 11 fft NESSENSTEIN (LLOYD 20 22 Feft SCMWABENSTEIN (LLOYD 29 Fek Upta To Manila, Hongkong, Yokohomc BAYERNSTEIN 'LLOYD WERRASTEIN (LLOYD ESSEN (HAPAG; THE BLUE FUNNEL b (NORTH AMERIO r To Halifax,
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    A promise to make 'a real varsity' out of Nanyang
    631 3  -  Lee Hua Mok mmm mm Mtm U mmmWWm^ By Singapore, Thursday i t |>cople were drawn I Xyuk Lin's line of fire running of ihe m Ihe Legislative Asl!r promised tluit tin make real uni- the word Oppowho had been
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    THE 4 BILLS THAT WERE PASSED
    134 3 The fol. owing bills were passed yesterday HOafifALd mi. i ill) (REftAD BILL to abolish the hospital hoard constituted under the old constitution as the intermediary between the government and the people. EXCHANGE CONTRO L (AMENDMENT) BILL— to provide control over the traffic of
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    USIS reception
    37 3 SINGAPORE Thurs. The retiring director of the United States Information Service here. Mr. James A. Elliot, held a reception at 13 Nassim Road last night to introduce his successor, Mr. Stephen Sestanovich, and Mrs. Sestanovich.
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    India's bold bid to win back cloth lead
    270 3 SUALITY AND QUANTITY SOON, SA YS EXPORT PROMOTION MAN MR. KARA (ON A FACT FINDING TOUR) ANNOUNCES A TRADE OFFENSIVE ON JAPAN SINGAPORE, Thursday. [NDIA plans to send better quality textiles at cheaper prices here m a bold bid to recapture her
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    MOTHER'S VOW SO PERUMAL, 8, WILL CARRY A 'KAVADI'
    101 3 MOTHER'S VOW SO PERUMAL, 8, WILL CARRY A 'KAVADI' SLKANGOON Thuran eiuht yearPrimarv II student of St hool. will rj tin- kavadi a are decorated with flowers and peacock her> today. Thaipusam Day. to fulfil a vow mother made six years Perumal began a 24-hour fasfl A noon yesterday to
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    Three youths stole $4,000 books from school
    103 3 Three youths stole $4,000 books from school OINGAPORE. Thurs.— Three youths yesterday pleaded guilty before Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, the First Criminal District Judge, to stealing books worth $4,000 from Beatty Secondary School bookshop on Nov. 23 last year. The youths were Abdul Latiff bin Abdul Rahman, unemployed. Albert Khoo,
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    5,000 told: Pay up, or else...
    54 3 SEMBAWANG, Inurs. About 5,000 residents who live within the boundaries of the Serangoon rural district com- mittee have received notice's to pay up their quit rent and assessment arrears within a month. The notices warned them that if they did not pay. their i
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    Cinema furniture smashed
    35 3 THOMSON. Thurs.— Thugs smashed a telephone and furniture at Kirn Seng cinema. sth milestone Thomson Road, on Tuesday night alter the manager had refused them free passes. They fled when police arrived.
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    Band concert
    23 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Police Band will I play at the Botanic Gardens on Sunday from 5 p.m to 6 p.m.
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    Sayang dinner
    29 3 katong, Ihurs. The Gunong Sayang Association will hold its 49th anniversary and golden jubilee dinner on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. at its j premises m Ceylon Road.
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    74th Founder's Day dinner
    6 3 74th Founder's Day dinner the will
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    Will the man who snapped this crash come forward?
    58 3 W'" polic c ore anxious to I s o took this picture I collision between o CQr and a tcxi m Mount- batten Road on Jon. 29. He is asked to contact the Senior Investigating Officer Inspector S. Cornelius at Sepoy
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    Clerk tells of I a bank account to beat tax
    561 3 Clerk tells of I a bank account to beat tax A 'FORMER accounts clerk, accused <»f misappropriating eight cheques, agn m court yesterday thai the eighl cheques appeared to have been credited to his own account at ;i local branch of the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. 'But this was done
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    'Valentine Night'
    24 3 STAMFORD. ThUTS The Wesley Young AduJt Fellowp l> plannin ilentine N T i«ht" i L 9 at 8 p.m. m W Hall.
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      130 4 jTtTHESS proudly present I I Qt p Q LTD Mtm Exciting new Miss YASHICA CONTEST (details given on competition leaflet available at Photo Fair StaDj The widest range of world-famous cameras and photo equipment available m Spore and Malaya. AT THEIR STALL IN THE 1 960 SINGAPORE PHOTO FAIR AND
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    ONE ACIDENT: SIX CHARGES
    8 5 ONE ACIDENT: SIX C HARGES of I r
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    Gen. White due today
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    Talk on Japan
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Linky Lim Kee Say. a I architect will talk on "Japan and the Orient" at the Singapore Polytechnic. Theatre Room, tomorrow at 5.00 p.m.
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    'Liberal' credits warning by G.O.C.
    301 5 BRITISH SERVICES CHIEFS TELL .WQPiririrpirp.y. STOP BEING GENEROUS 'COMMANDERS HAVE NO LAWFUL POWER TO ORDER MEN TO SETTLE ANY PERSONAL DEBTS' By CHOW SECK CHIEW Singapore, Thurs. BRITISH SERVICES authorities m Singapore yesterday warned local shopkeepers to stop the practice of giving liberal" credits to
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    Clue to missing cabin boy in Lynn Kauffman murder case
    330 5  - Clue to missing cabin boy in Lynn Kauffman murder case EE BOON LEE BY OFFICER of the Dutch ship. Utrecht, has given a clue to the missing cabin hoy, Gadong, wanted by Boston police m their investigations of the murder of pretty Chicago divorcee, Lynn Kauffman. uniei umcer a warmer-
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    DONOR AIMS TO SCORE A 'CENTURY' BEFORE HE WILL CALL IT QUITS
    17 5 MR. H0... CHAMPION BLOOD DONOR.
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    'Shock strays to death' move
    142 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. and diseased dogs m Kuala Lumpur may m future be destroyed by electrical stunning —a method used during the rabies campaign. The general purposes committee of the Kuala Lumpui Municipal Council recently agreed that the destruction 01 dogs m future should be
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    His gift: Sufficient blood to keep four men alive
    265 5 His gift: Sufficient blood to keep four men alive SINGAPORE, Thurs. At 38 he is a father of four, stands sft. 2in. m his socks and weighs 120 lb. and he is a "champion" among blood donors. /or Mr. Ho Keng Wan, a Ministry of Finance supplies clerk, has, m
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    Jeanne d'Arc leaves
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The i cruiser-training ship Jeanne d'Arc of the French Navy left Singapore yesterday for Saint Denis de la Renion m the Indian Ocean. The ship, with 155 trainee cadets and a crew of 720 men was here on a four-day official visit.
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    RIDA to establish two more batik factories
    143 5 RID A to establish two more batik factories Xl ALA LIMPIR. ThursThe (Rural and Industrial Development Authority is expected to establish more batik factories m the rural areas to boost the industry m the Federation. Inche Ahmad Daud. the chairman of RIUA said here yesterday: "We intend to put up
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    SEARCH FOR ISLAND TO BREED 2,000 BALI CATTLE
    145 5 SEARCH FOR ISLAND TO BREED 2,000 BALI CATTLE SINGAPORE, Thurs. A livestock company v rching for a suitable island off Singapore to breed Bali cattle lor the State growing population. The Himalaya Farm Co. Ltd., Singapore s first livestoc-K, fish and poul- ming company, plans to import 2.000 head ol
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    26 FINED $15 EACH FOR ROAD OFFENCES
    129 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twelve people were fined SI S each m the Second Traffic' Magistrate's Court yesterday for obstruction by parking their vehicles abreast of other vehicles. They were; Toh Mm Tor, Ng Tong Guan, Ong Lin Siew, Lim Sen Kong. Neo Siong Hin.
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      203 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice tfc Fred Dickenson I W txJPPRISED >OU ACJfFTET I FOR ONE ~-V- Jj >,) -1 OF CCNS-ASJ: i^^m^ /^S^k. <- ■■HIBP^ f apa 'f "^^k MANDRAKE by Lee Faik and Phil Davis ;;W1 TMEM--OUTOPTM^PIVr- >^PrELG-^ T^BE >-<r N \IS OMTHEROW/WTUKKJ—v FUMT I frRE^T V .LSCTW^^/fMr.
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    OPINION History can be a living thing
    316 6 OPINION History can be a living thing iOINGAPORE is old enough now to value and preserve the few physical marks of its history. Those* worth keeping are few; their preservation therefore the more urgent. That is why the city state will thank the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce for deciding
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    So I'm NOT all right, Jack, not any more...
    505 6  - So I'm NOT all right, Jack, not any more... MELVIN CHAN I am English-educated and I want to improve my contacts with the masses ...Dr. Goh, please tell me how?^ imiiiiiih." By J AM Engl i s hcducatcd. And I have just read an illuminating piece by our Minister ot*
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    The Diary of Anne Frank: Smear weapon is used to hide the truth
    830 6  - The Diary of Anne Frank: Smear weapon is used to hide the truth GEORGE VINE After the outbreak of swastikas the words of this girl take on a new significance I By A FTER the outbreak of swastikas m the world last month, the J^ words of a little Jewish
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      372 6 7" |2 J3 J4 |5 I [g IMy 1 CLUES ACROSS 4 A tract of soft, wet ground I I I I I 1 I I I 1 B M 1. Not very reassuring, like the <6) I hot-water bottle m the 5. Sob about to cure though morning! (4.
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  • FREE PRESS PHOTOGRAPHY SUPPLEMENT FOTO FAIR ISSUE
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      The most ambitious Photo Fair yet
      754 7  -  P.L. CHAN, ARPS, EFIAP By Honorary Fair Manager Mr tometter prints re Constitution the Raffles Mv- iaffles Lioival of A Week. of ns held, tor, m to the socu layan and ational saalmost tvt ry month clubhoi eet. d by i ip of n
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      His job: Around the world in 60 pictures
      292 7 His job: Around the world in 60 pictures 4N EARTH-CIRCLING trip to some of the world's most exotic places compliments of 60 brilliant colour prints is m store for visitors to the Photo Fair, beginning tomorrow and continuing to Feb. 21 at the Victoria Memorial Hall. The exhibit, entitled "Around
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      THIS CAMERA IS BUIL TO BEAT ALL OTHERS
      324 8 THIS CAMERA IS BUIL TO BEAT ALL OTHERS TF THE outstanding and time--1 proven features of two topclass cameras are combined the product must be a camera of which one can only speak m superlatives. The design of the new Contarex is based on the working principles of the Contaflex,
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      It combines the best of two well-known Zeiss best-sellers
      187 8 It combines the best of two well-known Zeiss best-sellers When using the 21 mm Biogon the mirror remains m its upper position and a special viewfinder is attached to the accessory shoe. All Contarex lenses with the exception of the 21 mm and 250 mm lens have a pre-set diaphragm
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      NEW ADDITIONS TO PHOTO RECORDS PAPERS ARE HIGHLY PRAISED
      354 8 'TWO NEW photo- recording products were introduced last year by Eastman Kodak Company Linagraph 77 Paper and Linagraph 44 Paper. Both were highly praised when they were exhibited at the 14th annual instrument automation conference and exhibit at Chicago last September.
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      CLICK! and a PRINT IN 60 SECONDS
      795 9 I I volume of this 60-->nd camera, the only photographic instrument of its kind m Sin and the Federation and. m m the world tohief attraction to the confirmed or would-be shutter is that the results of one's efforts can be seen, not
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      Lock icon Two unusual shots by Malayan lensmen
      12 9 I FRPS FSEAPS Kwan Sam Hoi
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      Your movies too can hav that expert touch now
      268 10 By JAY ESTE CEKONIC. Japan's largest manufacturer of exposure meters, recently introduceed what must surely be one of the most remarkable Bmm cine-camera values. Called the ELMATIC-8 this movie-camera includes all the latest, most-wanted featun >d a orice within the reach
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      36 10 New gadget make 35mm photo so ver simple I I "I 35:: n I flrsi I I I I I I I I m I I I 1 I I I I I I m Tl.
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      NEW ETCH-RESISTING PLASTIC BY KODAK
      453 11 NEW ETCH-RESISTING PLASTIC BY KODAK kjFVV LICHT sensitive, etch-resisting tIC coating material for use m the W 3 milling method of removing a ■M^" c n ictals has been announced ■i* ra E Kodak Company W mI Etch Resist is ideally on steel, aluminium, magnesium, and other fa ill commonly
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      Yashica brings two quality items ensmen
      127 11 Yashica brings two quality items ensmen be be a the 8P and ed to examine it possible and rder for It fei .v delivery. their 35mm I 9" which ductlon, i. Ice dire^ foe us i i can therefore focus the YF at close or distant subjects without fear of
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      297 11 Tiny, but it has power needed •THE WORLD'S tiniest flashbulb was put on the market last year. It is an all-glass, pelletsized package of power that delivers as much light as lamps four times its Liliputian dimensions and is produced by the General Electric Company. Called the •All Glass" flashbulb*
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      IT IS THE WORLDS FIRST FULLY AUTOMATIC MINIATURE CAMERA
      1159 12 IT IS THE WORLDS FIRST FULLY AUTOMATIC MINIATURE CAMERA HIGH-CLASS modern miniature camera incorporates ;l confusing array of figures. As many as 77 allies may be nercssary for adjusting the camera (as >ho\\n m Table One Added to this are numbers on the Mm counter disk, a laimber with five
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      FOR EASIER FOCUSING
      17 12 A close-up showing the three settings tor "near," "medium" and "far" to simplify focusing.
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      Built to set new trend in art of photography
      510 12 other words there are no longer whole light values alone, such as 11-12-13 etc.. but part values as well. e.g. 12.6 or 12.9. Adjustment of the aperture setting is no longer based on the classical values of f. 5.6-8-11 etc.; it
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      CELEBRATING ANNIVERSARY
      288 14 CELEBRATING ANNIVERSARY ONE of the most famous trade names m the world Kodak celebrated its 71st anniversary as a registered trademark recently. Kodak was originated by George Eastman, founder of the Eastman Kodak Company, as the for his revolutionary box camera. -tered as a trademark m Septem--1888. Within a few
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      That trip to the moon was highlight of photo year
      723 14 That trip to the moon was highlight of photo year PHOTOGRAPIIY trip to the moon In 1959— while strengthen Its position :b a lead hobby and key business and industrial tool on earth. In a year full ol an i able achievements, photography's expanding role m scientl research was dramatically
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      Cameras is a cold climate are still fun
      168 14 Cameras is a cold climate are still fun PHOTOGRAPHY, h of men whoexpl has etched a dratnatii plishinenl deep into tin Proof of the w satility of this v valuable scientific tool is written on page of the reports the men who cover themselves with icir and laurels on Commonwealth
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      Not one step closer.
      49 14 A PROJECTOR TO IMPROVE THE WORK OF CINE FANS PRICELESS indoor scenes like this can be captured easily and quickly b> tht flashbulb. If you are careful of backgrounds, shioting angles, and camera-to-can be sure of getting crisp clear snapshots even with the most incxp*
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      Make your home movies look and sound better
      494 16 THE BAUER T 10 8 mm movie projector was shown for the iirst time at the "Photokina" 1956. With a projection lamp of only 100 watt capacity it was more brilliant than its predecessor which had been equipped with a T)00 watt
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      HIGH STANDARD at PHO SOCIETY EXHIBITION
      58 16 More tJ prints wertl cd fcrthefl ber ah*J msed by tJ East Awl graphic m Singapore m The tiiJ photognpkfl h gh and m had \m I St ICC J tries. Hc-c Ml the on pnr TO Prepa m b Kce. LEFT: "Win by
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      Two S'pore prints top list at international salon
      165 17 JHE 11th international salon of the Photographic Society of Singapore drew a wide range of exhibits from all over the world. Ten entries from abroad (two each from Hong Kong, Portugal and Vietnam and one each from England, Germany, Macao and Belgium)
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      Lock icon LEADING PRINTS AT THE INTERNATIONAL SALON
      66 18 by b\ by HONG. T md Afrernocn" by by by Nguyen Coa-Dam of Vietnam LVEk MEDAL "Whet A Priceless Friend" Frank R Heubert of England BRONZE MEDAL "Jester" Victor M Dos Santos of Portugal SILVER MEDAL— Sto K H Wu.of Hong Kong Ewald Blodow
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      Products known their populaity
      111 18 Products known their populaity I/'ALLO earner.. the products of Kowa Optical Worts, a leading Japai optical goods fad Besides Kallo cameras, the factory produce* the PRO M I N A R Cinema lenses These 35 mm le. among the best produced m Japan, and a: used m most of the
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    111 19 JHORE'S BIG DAY...in pictures ilton ond Sulronah descend the massive r s from the Throne Room MS > -nonv yesrerdoy. couple arc rulers from the nratives and members THE Sultan takes the salute from the guard of honour mounted by the Johore
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    2,000 get a TV view of the ceremonies
    48 19 THE Sultan, Sir Ismail, and the Sultonah begin their state drive (above). ABOUT 2,000 specially invited guests watch the coronation on a closed circuit television screen m a pavilion on the Istana grounds (right). On the screen: The big moment.
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    A FIELD DAY FOR THE SHUTTER-BUGS
    54 19 A FIELD day for shutter-bugs. These film enthusiasts take the opportunity of recording permanently on celluloid the big occasion. Picture shows some of the camera-enthusiasts and part of the thousands of spectators who lined the route to catch a glimpse of the royal couple
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    DUTY BEFORE LO
    1029 20  -  JAMES LEASOR 0 THERE WAS NO GOING BACK... ALL THAT REMAINED WAS TO DRAFT A STATEMENT TO TELL ft m. —i v-_p«--iv--p^r^r"^r^pv-«pv--r-w SHE WAS A PRISONER j OF HER OWN DESTINY i«__m___i_________« __m_»i 1 1 1 IMH a ~wa___-_w-_-____« _a i i _fc_a _a_a_ii _fc By I
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    SULTAN ISMAIL REVIEWS THE PARADE IN JEEP
    269 20 SULTAN ISMAIL REVIEWS THE PARADE IN JEEP .IOIIOKK BAIIIU*. Thursday. SMART TURNOUT by about a thousand Malayans m ceremonial uniform highlighted this morning's coronation celebrations m this town. By the time the newlycrowned Sultan Sir Ismail majestic m the full uniform of a Major-General and flanked by seven outriders arrived
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    Lock icon State banquet at Istana Be
    70 20 THIS was the glittering scene m the Johore Istana Besar last night a picture taken at State banquet. There were more than 2SO guests at the banquet, which was given m honour of Sultan Sir Ismail and Sultanah Aminah, who were crowned early yesterday. The
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    The English-educated and the masses
    254 20 From Page Six English-educated family m Singapore today lives m an airtight residential cell. And pursuing Dr. Goh's question I could say: Yes. at these places of meeting, the English- educated meet only the English-educated And it is a meeting that is very casual. This
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    RVICES NEWS from Malaya m Britain
    176 21 RVICES NEWS from Malaya m Britain foST SUB ENDS b DAYS AS tpEDO TARGET submarine afloat. lI.MS. I lal (1 one of the most I warship, is ending her land m her most unusual h what her crew call a h her outer casing rein.Miii^." she is acting as a
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    900 21  - Royal Engineers unit help to build new roads in Kedah Sgt. P.M. Howard 'THINK OF A JOB AND YOU CAN BE SURE WE'LL DO IT' Story by Picture: L/Cpl. piIINk ol any Geld engineering tusk ;md you can rest assured that 11 Independent Field Squadron, Royal Engineers, will do it,
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    217 22 EVERYONE goes m for the Free Pres And when your friends are walkIng beside you all the better That la the event Is proving s>o popular. From the Service the schools and youth tions, from bufirms and families, the are coming at a ite. Six people
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    FREE RIDES FROM FLYING CL FOR FOUR LUCKY PEOPLE
    880 22 pREE air flights will be given to four competitors m the Free Press Walk on Sunday Feb. 28. The Royal Singapore Flying Club will lay on these 15-minute joy rides, and the lucky winners will be able to see Singapore from
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      49 22 by M. Harriton Cray Dealer: South Qaine all A K9 6 AAJIO43 w 7 l 4> A54 A• 3 I A Q7 M J9863 gIDDING with a part-M mystery to many pl*y< Norths side had 30 below \M vhen thus deal came up rather lost hii head alter U>
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    he Marines go to town: hamps for second time
    90 23 TEAMS FINISH Ist, 2nd AGAIN M K n- c S ngaporc Go^rnment Services Football inn, .fYhoTo'vi IVISIOn OO l e tham Pions. They won the title-by r t»HinJ I lctor L° ver Sin gapore Telephone Board at Jalan ir >tadiiim last
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    POLICE CRACK UP IN SECOND HALF
    190 23 TTSH 3 Police o THREE Police players x deserve mention although the eventual result went against them. They are goalper Tambiraj. left half Lee Kok Leong and inside left Lee Kok Sen Tan Tock Seng Hospital beat the lawmen 3-0 m this SGSFA Division
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    RAINING FORM
    492 23 Kf ONE l^< ned 4 MASSHAJ 4-2- DeDiv. I) N< I over 3F m 38' with Die; 6-2-60 m Div. 4 6F race; won on cour PRIDE OF CHEVALIER: 2-2-60 Went over 3F m 38 4 5 with Result. 4-2-60 Returned J .m m :ci last 3F m
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    All the League soccer
    63 23 All the League soccer ..OHiy TH€ TREE PRESS BRINGS YOU THIS COMPLETE COVERAGE Division 3 BRAMTOCO beat Barret to 3-0 m a Div. 3 SBHFA match at Serangoon Road. Pek Abdullah (2) and Sumadi scored. Sime Darby beat Bata 3-0 m another Div. 3 match, scoring through Mas. Salahudin and
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    Today's Sport
    43 23 HOCKEY Singapore senior knockout competition first round (RAF Seletar v SCC, RAF Tengah v Ceylonese, RAF (hanjri v Khalsa, REME v YMSA). GOLF Exhibition match by Prt^r Thomson and Kel Nagl'e Sime Road 2.15 p.m. Rl'GBY Seven-a-sido competition quarter -finals padang.
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    Lock icon Wolves beaten in Cup fixture
    37 23 BARCELONA. Thurs.—Barcelona, the Spanish champions, beai Wolverhampton Wanderers, champions of the English League. 4-0 m the first leg of their European Cup quarter-final. Barcelona j cored two goals m each hall.- Reuter
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    HOW THE RUNNERS HAVE BEEN FARING ON TRACK
    1246 23 HOW THE RUNNERS HAVE BEEN FARING ON TRACK THE GIANT: 6-2-60— Was not out to make time over 3F m 39 With Last Try; Scratched from Div. I—mile1 mile engagement Fancied. DESTINATION: 4-2-69 Was going better than Can't Tell over 3F m 38 3 5; 6-2-60— Ninth m Dlv. l—
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    NADARAJAH HERO IN BANK CLASH
    181 23 The Business House matches IT was all over m 1 the 57 th. minute. Winger Nadarajah slammed m the winnings goal to give Chartered Bank a 2-1 victory m this Division One Business Houses League match at Farrer Park yesterday. There was no score m
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    Eveready had more thrust
    137 23 Eveready had more thrust Eveready 2 Shell 0 EVEREADY 'A" gained their second victory m the Business Houses League competition with a 2-0 win over Shell at Geylang yesterd-ay. Eveready were one-up m the sixth minute through Quah Kirn Choon. The second goal came m the 27th minute of the
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    BUKOM, FORD SHARE POINTS
    105 23 BUKOM, FORD SHARE POINTS Bukom 1 Ford 1 PULAU Bukom and Ford shared honours m then Div. 1 SBHFA encounter at Farrer Park. Each scored a goal. Like the Chartered and Mercantile Bank encounter, the first half was ■core less. Shortly alter the resumption Ford netted through Yuen Seng. Pulau
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    Singapore Glass too good for F. & N.
    152 23 Singapore Glass too good for F. N. s Por<- <;ias* 4 r it jS 1 SINGAPORE _QUtt wert much too superior for Fraser and Neave m the Div. Two SBHi-A match at Farrer Park yesterday. Daniel dribbled through the defence and opened accounts m the ninth minute lor Spore Glass.
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    FARELF Cup to the Goorkhas
    159 23 FARELF Cup to the Goorkhas rE FARELF hockey cup went across the Causeway. In the final at Gillman Barracks yesterday, 2 '2 KEO Goorkhas (Malaya) beat 18th Signal Regiment 1-0. The deciding goal came mid-way m the second half after the Goorkhas. Arjunkumar. who scored the winning goal, was the
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    3 PENALTIES FOR GHQ
    119 23 THREE penalties, two m the first half and one In the second, all converted by Cpl. Reihana helped G.H.Q. (Far East> beat Majedee (Tenth Gurkhas) m a friendly rugger match at Tanglin yesterday. Majedee's solitary try was scored by Capt. Haddow. Referee: Capt. C. Mawson. G.H.Q.—
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    24 23 LONDON. Thurs.— Pott Vale beat Grimsby Town 2-1 at Pur Vale m a Div. 3 match DOilDoneu from Jan. 30.- Reuter
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    31 23 The exhibition golf match by Peter Thomson and Kel Nagle at the Royal Island Club on Sunday will start at 2.15 p.m. instead of 3 p.m. as announced earlier.
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    Lock icon McMORRIS SCORES 104
    97 23 ITINGSTON, Thurs. Jamaic i I batsmen McMorris and Worrell punLshed the M.C.C. bowling after a bad start. McMorris was dismissed for 104 just before the close. Trueman provided a:; early shock, having Holt caugnt with only ten on the board. JAMAICA— Ist innings 237 for three Holt
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    887 24 this morning at the COURSE Allan Lewis keeps you up to date pUNTERS at Bukit Timah this afternoon will bo influenced by the barrier draw. But I would advise racegoers to wei g h everything: up carefully before discarding a fancied runner
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