The Singapore Free Press, 12 February 1960

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY It, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    SIN' BAG-WITH A FORTUNE
    60 1 mil. rupiahs seized at pore airport CHAN S\*AN BEE Paya Lehar.Fri. JITCASE containing 3,000,000 new Indonesian rupiah notes has en detained by Customs officers at n^apore Airport. SIN" (for Singapore) which had culled at old lhat it was the i ver made by Ihe Cusi by
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    Lock icon Missiles for RAAF jets in Malaya
    72 1 Missiles for RAAF jets in Malaya SYDNEY, Iri The R \F. base at Butterworth. Malaya, would soon hre its first batch of American "Sidewinder iles, Air Vice-Marshal >ir Frederick Scherger said ay. Sir Frederick arrived m S>dn?y b.v air after a 10--mspection of K.A.A.F. m Malaya. Hons Kon; and Singapore.
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    Lock icon Queen in another afternoon drive
    10 1 Queen in another afternoon drive GH FHFG FH HF U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Mystery sub?
    28 1 ASHINGTON. Fri. The States is sending tieptn charges and electronic equipment to help Argentina an unidentified object I to be a foreign subNavy said yes- U.P.I.
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    300 seek help on severance pay
    123 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THREE hundred former employees of the Batu Arang collieries are demanding severance pay. Yesterday they asked the Malayan Trades Union Con- ~>" to try and get the Labour Ministry's help to settle the claim. They also want the Labour Ministry to
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    Lock icon Swastika sentence
    23 1 BONN. Fri. A grave digger was jailed for 15 months at Nuremberg for painting swastikas and erecting an Reuter Anti-semitic poster.
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    Lock icon 2,620 years old
    16 1 TOKYO. Fri. Millions of Japanese yesterday celebrated Japans 2.620 th foundation day. Reuter
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    Dr. Babs: Silly woman, says Maugham
    597 1  - Dr. Babs: Silly woman, says Maugham GILLIAN MILLS HAVING A BABY AT 60? NONSENSE, ONCE I PAST THE AGE A WOMAN CANNOT BE FERTILISED— EVEN BY CARROTS By Singapore, Fri. p()K a tc-w moments I studied the s;ige sitting m the lounge of Raffles Hotel sipping a Dry Martini. "What
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    Lock icon Hawh kills Honest John
    49 1 WASHINGTON. Fri.— A missile has destroyed another missile m the first such -'kill" of that kind, the army claimed yesterday. It showed reporters film* of a test last Jan. 29 when a Hawk 'anti-aircraft missile scored a direct hit on an Honest John missile.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Peking must have part in disarm pact, says Ike
    108 1 WASHINGTON. Thursday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER told his Press conference to--1 day that Communist China would have to be brought into any disarmament agreement reached with Russia if it were to be successful. Thp President, replying to a question, said a country as
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    Lock icon DEATH FOR TWO FROM 6th FLOOR
    112 1 NEW YORK, Friday. 4 28-YEAR-OLD father fondled his two-year-old daughter m their Rat here, then suddenly hurled her to death through a sixth-floor window, police reported last ni^iit. Mr. Daniel Wolfson. a former civil .service clerk, mumbled to his wife: "I don't know. I'm
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    Youth found unconscious
    33 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. A youth. Choo Chye Bok was found lying unconscious m a gutter m Bugis Street" this morning. Police have been told that he was attacked by four youths.
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    New GOC flies in
    25 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Maj.Gen. I. C. Harris, the new G.0.C.. Singapore Ba^e District, flew In la^t night by BO AC from London.
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    Lock icon Tokyo's millions
    12 1 TOKYO. Fri. Population of Tokyo ha.s reached 9,166,- 956- Reuter
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    STIO PRESS
    6 1 Stock Exchange RACE WEIGHTS
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      127 1 (Ike's new atom test ban plan.— Page YD. Cup of Youth discovered by Max Factor X ,m IB ■if j» v w^ JSk A r A i%t w!T M lv Wr m h M 7 !m Ufa V ■ML w Hi Since time began, women have searched for the Seer"of
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    CHRYSLER LOSS FOR YEAR: U.S. $5.4 MILLION
    85 2 CHRYSLER LOSS FOR YEAR: U.S. $5.4 MILLION DETROIT: Chrysler Corporation had a further net loss of more than $5,000,000 laM year a? a result of lengthy strikes In the steel and glass industries, the >any reports. In the final quarter ot 1959 tht lon was $29,200,000 and brought, 'he net
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    Lock icon A very quiet day—with little movement
    191 2 A very quiet day with little movement BUSINESS RESTRICTED BY THE RAIL THREAT LONDON, Friday. pHE stock markets m London yesterday experienced one of the quietest sessions for f-'ome time. There was a marked reluctance on the part of operators to enter into commitments very far ahead while awaiting further
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      Dow Jones Averages
      30 2 NEW YORK, Feb 11. YMtarday Today 30 Industrials «23.36 fU.M 20 Railraadt 180.77 150.11 «0 Osmittic Bond* 15 UtilltiM S6.O6 80.72 SS Stock* C»mp»nte Avarataa :.'<>«. 04 2O4.M
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      U.S. Pepper
      49 2 Malabar spot and awaiting release V>. a floats .%S. Feb. shipment 58. Lampong spot and awaiting r«le*»e g|, afloat? oS. Feb. Rhipmerr Sarawnk unquoted. Muntok white s|>ot j 105, awaiting release 10.0, afloats 103, Feb. shipment 108. sellers, ex-dock Above prices quoted in U.S. ccnU per 1b.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      82 2 LONDON, Fab. 11. Vosttrday Today COPRA Philippine* t.i.f. U.K. North European port* felivered weight per long ton Fob. 1233. 12 i COPRA, Straitt c.i I. U.K. North Eoropoan ports delivered MreiftM oer long ton Mar. Apr COCONUT OIL crudo Straits c.it. European ports in bulk Mr long
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      120 2 LONDON, Feb. 11. Yesterday Today RUBBER No. I RSS •.i.f. European ports Feb 33 116 33 3-1* Mar 33 33 1/16 RUBBfH No. 1 *SS Spot 33 7 1« 34 UBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms Mar 33 1 16 33P16 Apr. /Juno 32 7 16
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      New York Prices
      58 2 NEW YORK, Feb. 11. Yesterday Today TIN Strait* apt* 101.25 101.37 TIN future* Straits Contraot TONE: SALES: RUBBER Futures Mar :?9 00 > -?i May 3S.40 3S.37 TONE: Barely steady. SALES: 58 let*. No. 1 ASS Feb. landed priea 3&t 3»| COFFEE: FuturM Contract Mar. 36 67
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    Lock icon Tin may reach new high in 1960 says firm
    225 2 Tin may reach new high in 1960 says firm LONDON. Fri The auguries for l!M>u are good for copper, lead. zinc, and tin and it seems probable that world consumption will attain new highs m all four metals, says the British Metal Corporation Limited m its li'Vt review of non-ferrous
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    Rubber firm after quiet on scarcity of offers
    203 2 LONDON, Friday. AFTER a quiet opening the market firmed on A scarcity of offers accentuated by the holiday at Singapore. In view of the possibility lof interruption to trading next week through British rail and dock disputes, traders said that dealers were
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    BROKEN HILL BACK ON FULL-TIME
    137 2 BROKEN HILL BACK ON FULL-TIME SYDNEY. Fri.— Mining companies m Broken Hill today announced a return to lull- time operations after a year of curtailed ou:put. The announcement wu made m a statement released by the Secretary of the Mining Manaoiation, Mr. A. A. Robins. It said the return to
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    Lock icon Wall Street
    134 2 NEW YORK: The market closed with an irregularly lower tendency, ranging mostly to one point or 50. Some values recovered :n late tracing, but other Issues lost further p round. The opening tone was steaciy, with prices showing small changes. Movement was restricted m slow trading for the
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    Estate exchange
    35 2 LONDON Prang Besar Rubber Estate Ltd. have reached an agreement with Hoscote Rubber Estates Ltd. to exchange Taiping Estate for Hoscote's Bukit Damar Estate, plus a cash payment to Prang Besar of 148.000.
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    MENCKIBOLS GET OFFER OF TAKE-OVER
    185 2 LONDON, Friday. T«HE directors of Mengkibol (Central Johore) Rub- ber Company Limited announced they have received offers from the Malayan General Company Ltd. to acquire the whole of the issued ordinary and preference capital of the Company. The consideration offered for the ordinary shares of
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    Tin prices up after good demand
    68 2 Tin prices up after good demand T ONDON, Fri— Tin prices La showed mostly fractional advances on the metal market yesterday. A good overnight United States demand was reported, with tinplaters taking part. Buying interest from the Continent was also described as good. The demand for Straits tin was presumed
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    U.S. RUBBER CO. PROFIT BEST IN 68 YEARS
    73 2 NEW YORK: The United States Rubber Co. attained the highest sales and earnings m its 68-year history last year, according to the annual report of Mr. H. E. Humphreys Jr., chairman, i and Mr. John W. McGovern, president. Net income rose 57
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    Hong Kong prices
    61 2 HONG KONG, Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,205 $1,205 &$1.210 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $98.00 $95.00 sellers sales Wheelock Marden 6.70 6.65 sales sales i H'Kong phone $34.00 $34.00 &$3-5.70 &$33.75 sellers sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $24.50 $24.20
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    DIVIDENDS
    44 2 Port Dickson-Lukut interim of 3d LONDON: Port DicksonLukut (FMS) Rubber Est have declared an interim dividend of three pence per unit free of tax on capital increased by a one-for-two free scrip issue against four pence on the old capital, payable March 29.
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    4,149,000 JOBLESS IN U.S.
    83 2 WASHINGTON: The Labour Department announced today that the number of Americans employed last month dropped by 1,900,000 but said the number with jobs was a January record of 64,020,000. It said the drop m the num- ber of jobs was a seasonal one. Unemployment m January
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    Lock icon 'Boost car sales' ship on maiden trip
    111 2 LONDON: A speciallydesigned cargo ship, chartered by the booming British car industry to help boost export sales, has left for Pacific coast ports of North America. The 10,660-ton Cape Sable, owned by a Glasgow shipping urm, was carrying 1,082 products of the Austin
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      727 2 SHIPPING v HI THE E. AX. LINES &\J TwliMl IB tOEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN, s JQ -X CONTINtNIAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. SC S pire P. S'feM PtURI fc) 1 -2» rei 21 n Fffc 21 24 Ptl 4 Jd) JT Sifctnp a) 21 Ftfc 4 Mar 5 6 Mar 1/ 7M»
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      225 2 fi HAMBURG-AMERIc^J 6c NORTH GERMAN m^l To (Colombo), Genoa, Morsci! 1 Bremen He Calls Southampton lURSTEIN (LLOYD) 17 11 Fes NESSENSTEIN (LLOYO) 2fl 22 Fcl SCNWABENSTEIN (LLOYO) 21 Fel Mar To Manila, Hongkong, YokoHc ■AYERNSTEIN (LLOYD) WERRASTEIN (LLOYO) ESSEN (HAPAG) THE BLUE FUNNEL J (NORTH AMERICAN SErVi C^l To Halifax,
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      87 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying; alongside the Sin- rapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Sirdhana 1 2. Benrinnes 4/5. Sudan 6A. Benlawers 6 7. Straat Banka 8 9. Glenflnlas 10 11. Atreus 13 14. Marquisien 15 16. Tadjouri 18. Maet.suycker 19. Sadao N.Wall 1. Salong N.Wall 3. Giang
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    Che Kalsom's pets -a crocodile and an armadillo
    907 3 Che Kalsom's pets -a crocodile and an armadillo SINGAPORE A TOUCH OF OMAR. ..AND AN ARABIAN MEMORY |T WAS 3 moment that moved me deeply, a moment I v f< rget that w how Che 3h0 ,r the wife of theTengku Makhota of Johore Liked feelings as she watched the
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    Plastics now pose threat to nurseries as public taste turns to 'artificial'
    193 3 Plastics now pose threat to nurseries as public taste turns to 'artificial' NEWTON, Fri. [ARGE-SCALE imports of plastic artificial flowers from Hong Kong and Germany are affecting nursery owners m Singapore. Mr. Chua Knoon Niam, who owns a nursery m Bukit Timah Road, said customers were now very few. "I
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    SWITCH TO YOUTHS: CLUB NAME CHANGED
    96 3 SWITCH TO YOUTHS: CLUB NAME CHANGED KATONG, Fri. The former St. Hilda's Canterbury Club has changed ame to the St. Hilda's Youth Fellowship. Explaining: the change, the newly elected secretary, Mr Vernon Perreau. said rday that they intended to concentrate more on youth welfare. The committee has planned several lectures,
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    India's offer of help to start cashew cannery
    11 3 India's offer of help to start cashew cannery a r be
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    Praise for Singapore
    44 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Miss Kikoye Takeochi, 50, programme director of the YWCA of Japan, who spent three days m Singapore. said yesterday she had an "instructive" stay here. She said Singapore had one of the best community development programmes m Soulh-East Asia.
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      23 3 BHULAGE REMOVALS PACKING^ I V SINGAPORE BAGGAGE TRANSPORT AGENCY LTD /> J m association with 1 f A SINGAPORE PACKING CO., LTD. ff l_l
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      211 3 CHARTVVELL EDITION OF CHURCHILL'S WAR MEMOIRS f|i'- THE SECOJVD WORLD WAR Memorable F Th.s great new IL^^^l I CHARTWELL edit. on of I The Second World Wor .s a U triumph of both the printers' and bool J m\ binders' ort illustrated with a unique gollery wor photogrophs gothered from
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    MIXED-UP BEADS ADD UP TO GLAMOUR
    327 4 MIXED-UP BEADS ADD UP TO GLAMOUR WOODEN beads mixed with porcelain, chunky beads with small ones, shells scattered through your necklace these are the latest ideas to give you that distinctive look. Many shops sell special silk thread, beading needles and necklace clasps. Use filler beads to lengthen short ropes
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    Jealousy can be problem among older children, too...
    548 4  - Jealousy can be problem among older children, too... Nurse Meg HF HFH FHF FH FDH [by IN my last article I 1 talked about the jealousy over a new baby which is often shown by the smallest of the other children, who has had to give up his status as
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    STELLA PICKS GREEN AND WHITE OUTFIT
    137 4 STELLA PICKS GREEN AND WHITE OUTFIT LOOKING your loveliest on the beach or at the swimming pool is important. Stella Brown wears an outfit m glazed printed cotton m green and white a detachable button-down skirt over a one-piece play suit. The outfit is desioned and tailored by DUNCAN'S 11,
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  • Feminascope
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      Reader, 12 wins $20 hints prize!
      205 4 Reader, 12 wins $20 hints prize! TWELVE-YEAR-OLD i» u>li\i\ yj SAMY. 75, Tn pore, 11, wins the firs! "Household Him tion on how to tawr a\ hands after peelii I Padhma writes and I like helping im 1 chen. "Peeling onions ot I one of my jobs but I eet
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      236 4 A M MIXIM-IROX M Cotton of Range 2 Design 7621/4 HK^la Controlled Retail Price ft El m 1 I $2.70 per yd. fc W »iIT% Moloya $3.00 per yd mL iV^S L city These fabrics are all Fully Guaranteed; if satisfaction is not obtained the cost of >4j^l both the
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      19 4 To set you thinking SHARING a life with someone can be INTERESTING if the two people Involved arc INTERESTING
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      76 4 you can depend &w% THE PROVSD BABY FOOD Mother... because baby's health and P fTI 'jm happiness are your first concern insist 1 on Lactogen Safe, Proven Lactogen L^ jM This perfectly balanced milk form ulu |^C^ is prepared so easily, so quickly If *J) natural feeding is not possible,
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    Dollar note that's reen, genuine but valueless
    83 5  - Dollar note that's reen, genuine but valueless HYLLIS TAN Vsur\ vor ird that approached with a Tan a purcha.M' the b ved dollar among at ho: "I returned to the market, out the butcher denied •vledge of it. and so I kept it." Ml I i>aid .she would part with
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    FAJAR (NOMONEY) STOPS PUBLICATION FOR 2 MONTHS
    112 5 FAJAR (NOMONEY) STOPS PUBLICATION FOR 2 MONTHS BUKIT TIMAH, Fri— Fajar the monthly paper of the Socialist Club of the University of Malaya, has undergone a change m its content. Beginning from the next demic term. Fajar. will have .sections devoted to ral new fields of interest. A panel of
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    Gen. White arrives
    15 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. General I.D. White. Commander-in-Chief, United States Army Pacific, arrived yesterday.
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    AMERICAN HUNTER (67) PLANS A MALAYAN SAFARI
    130 5 AMERICAN HUNTER (67) PLANS A MALAYAN SAFARI M SINGAPORE, Friday. AN American hunter Mr. Clayton C. Huston, 67 who has been twice round the world during the past 47 years, is now m Singapore to make arrangements for a hunting expedition to Malaya towards the end of this year He
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    Misappropriated: Clerk jailed
    83 5 KOTA BHARU, Thurs. Yahy a bin Haji Yaacob, 24. a financial clerk of the Rural and Industrial Development Authority here, was sentenced to 18 months' jail by the Kota Bharu Sessions Court for criminal breach of trust of $2,841 between Oct. 26, 1958, and Oct. 18 last
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    CLAMOUR PRIZE FOR THE BIG WALK
    119 5 HERE'S a chance to learn glamour all you have to do is enter the Free Press Walk on Feb. 28. One of the prizes m the womens section is a free course at the Joan Booty Mannequin Training and Charm School. A few of
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      191 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice «Sc Fred Dickenson I^^Vft \lf^J*'<*> B ShO'Jl^N T HAVE TO HJNT bl/ V\ 1 I HQW ABOUT IT POYS I^f^.TJTs.' j J^l^^ >- AE HEAR h£ HA6 A SEA' \U A ShC^T JI?UISE VMTH .f 11 I P ANP IS \l\/ >-i TT I-£ AOKK
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    Too easy credit is pitfall for everybody
    217 6 Too easy credit is pitfall for everybody H FHFH FHF DH CALLING into debt is all too easy m Singapore. Chief reason is the liberal way In which traders allow customers to run up bills. Far too few retailers ask any questions when faced with a request tor credit. Some
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    Car parks pay for car parks
    101 6 JF the handsome profit the Government seems set to make out of its pay-as-you-park car parks m the city centre is used to make more car parks it will be well spent. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the Deputy Prime Minister, was not expansive about
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    Curing chronic alcoholics—the modern way...
    964 6  - Curing chronic alcoholics— the modern way... KENNETH LOCKE By REVENUE £rom liquor m Singapore last month totalled $3,048,000. In January last year the figure was $2,49** 000. THE MISUSE of alcohol is a serious problem. This article shows how this problem is tackled m Sweden. QNE HOUSE m the heart
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      A Singapore girl talks on PORNOGRAPHY
      369 6 MANY books have become bestsellers because their authors are not afraid of beingr fairly pornographic. I wonder why people nowadays are so interested m wrapping up the more debased facets of »ex and selling them to the public m artistic patterns? Are v. t-
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    How I found a man preparing meet God.
    229 6  - How I found a man preparing meet God. KHOO YEOW TEE By TN a dimly-lit hut A m Kampong Bahru on YVednesri. I found 41 year old truck driver P. Yaithi sitting before an altar, preparing m his own words "to meet God." He was deep m pra when I
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      33 6 Song of Love g Eternally Beautiful m ■ENGAGEMENT J RINGS I m Platinum 6c Gold Set Diamonds. l^f# IP. H. HENDRY Jewellers Si Silversmith*. 78. North Bridfe Rd.. Spore «m\ Knal* Lumpur. f
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      43 6 tomitc Electrx Eye Camera I |P»™ 5 lens turr- KM»if<f photc N Mha: iriyfimv g 375 JACK'S PHOTO 157 Nor* Br.dge Rcod $***** f/ A liH &OU ACCNTV I— HOCK CHEOHG COMPANY I FERGUS 0 PRINTED VOIL Retail Price*: FEDERATION OF SINGAPORE I
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      359 6 I I I? I X 114 I 15 I 16 I \7 CLL'ES ACROSS 2 Misty appearances m the B B L^ nature (si. 3Tobe so blind one may see I I M B I BHe nas a P rize lor P eace <»>• 4 Z^* y i mi y
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    THE BIG 'WOLF' SCARE
    28 7  -  MERVYN NICHOLAS ftif/ty of being molested by six-foot specialist m love songs i; D TO E SIX I m or id lilt She fled
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    Lock icon Agnes is such a cute snake...
    60 7 Agnes is such a cute snake GIRL m the kimono is Agnes Loh, who has a leading role m the pranakan version of a popular Chinese legend. The Black Snake and the White Snake, which is being staged on Feb. 27 m the Happy World Stadium by the Oleh Oleh
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    Children's party
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd.. will hold a children's party at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday, at 10 a.m.. to celebrate its 10th year of progress.
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    'CHAPATI' LEFT UNATTENDED ON A FRYING PAN... FOUR LOSE SAVINGS
    122 7 'CHAPATI' LEFT UNATTENDED ON A FRYING PAN... FOUR LOSE SAVINGS SERANGOON, Fri. A "chapati" on a frying pan left unattended at 3.40 yesterday morning burnt down a watchman's hut m a sawmill m Serangoon Road. The four occupants lost their entire lite-savings. The stove was left unattended for a minute
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    Director of USIS
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. Stephen N. Sestanovich, 48, has arrived from America to take over as the new Director of United States Information Service here.
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    'Union Night'
    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR, FYi. The Technical College Students' Union will hold a "Union Night" at the ChinWoo Auditorium on Feb. 27.
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    Toddlers' day
    28 7 KATONG, Fri. The Chinese Swimming Club will hold a Children's Day on Sunday, when the club will be thrown ODen to all children free of charge.
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    Socialist Front's 'crucial' meeting
    121 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE executive committee of the Malayan People's Socialist Front will meet m Kuala Lumpur on Sunday to prepare for its annual conference and fix the date. The meeting, which observers have described as •crucial." will decide the future of the two parties that
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    Thugs rob couple in parked car
    58 7 SINGAPORE, Frl. Two thugs with daggers robbed a couple of $22 cash and $302 worth of jewellery In Sampan Place m Joo Chlat area on Wednesday night, The report was made by Miss Chua Choo Hong. She said she was with her fiance m
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    Lock icon Only 8, he bears burden of devotee's kavadi
    47 7 ABOUT 140 Hindu devotees carried kavadis to the Chettiar temple m Tank Road during yesterda> i Thaipusam festival. The youngest devotee was seven-and-half-year-old A. Nadarajan. who is seen here on his arrival at the j temple. Free Press picture.
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    THE GUN OWNERS: FARMERS TOP THE LIST
    235 7 THE GUN OWNERS: FARMERS TOP THE LIST SINGAPORE, Friday. gINGAPORE farmers own more guns than local sportsmen or hunters, according to a leading gun-dealer, Mr. Ho Sim Guan. Reason: It is easier for farmers and orchard owners to get police licence for shotguns to exterminate pests. In many rural areas
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    142 7 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Lighter and motor sampan owners have called an emergency meeting today to discuss a strike threat by 2,000 members of the Transport Vessel Workers Association, if negotiations are not resumed. Talks on a new pay rate for cargo loading and unloading came to
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    44 11 HAARLEM (Holland) Fri Ferry Sonneville of Indonesia, who won m 1958 and was runnerup last year, is favourite to win the Dutch international badminlon title on Saturday and Sunday. Over 60 players representing Mnlaya. Denmark, and Thailand will contest the title.— Reuter
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