The Singapore Free Press, 21 March 1960

Microfilm: NL2460
Total Pages: 12
1 12 The Singapore Free Press
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    30 1 *"E NEWSPAPER EVFRvnnnv S mmG W OUT The SINGAPORE Free Press •No. *****. MONDAY, MARCH 21, 1960. 15 CENTS. jnu i -in- ARM— and 3 months ago it was crisis
    30 words
  • Article
    PINEAPPLE TRADE LOOKS UP
    25 1  -  MELVIN GHAN iISE C EST CREASE 4 Q Mon. J tlayan u-tr> lJ ovcry de■i, I pie n favourably A decline
    25 words
  • Article
    Lock icon 70-LB. DOG BITES ITS MISTRESS TO DEATH
    53 1 70-LB. DOG BITES ITS MISTRESS TO DEATH >THVAI Jersey, arden at, do, h here by her te prize show a Doberman I Qnels with jvered by m ploy t -old hich she had raised a a pup. was prowling nervously round the body. Police chief John Gavahe animal dead cled
    Reuter  -  53 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Three share the $500 word puzzle prize
    297 1  -  ROYSTON LAZAROO SO HAPPY' FATHER WILL BUY A MODEL PLANE FOR HIS SON WHO HELPED HIM WIN... THE TAXMAN WILL GET HIS DUE... AND SCHOOLBOY RONALD WILL GIVE MOST OF HIS $166 TO HIS MOTHER B> SINGAPORE. Monday -s Word Puzzle "IT prize
    297 words
  • Article
    All RMAF twin-engine Pioneers grounded for a check
    164 1 All RMAF twin-engine Pioneers grounded for a check KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. All the four twin-engine Pioneer aircraft of the Royal Malayan Air Force have been grounded. This follows the discovery of minor defects m one of these Pioneers used by the air force ol a foreign counThe Royal Malayan Air
    164 words
  • Article
    Graham Parsons due on short visit
    50 1 PAYA LEBAR. Mon. The American Assistant Secretary of State for Far Eastern Affairs. Mr. J. Graham Parsons, is due m Singapore tonight on a short visit. Mr. Parsons is flying back after the annual conference of United States ambassadors m Asia held at Manila.
    50 words
  • Article
    Japan hit 'violent' morning quake
    99 1 Japan hit 'violent' morning quake TOKYO, Mon. An earthquake of varying intensity shook a wide area extending ro m Kanto through north-east Honshu this morning. It occurred at 2:08.46 a.m. and was of several seconds' duration. There was no immediate reports of casualty or damages. Hardest hit was Morioka, some
    99 words
  • Article
    No press freedom in Cuba—report
    31 1 No press freedom in Cuba— report KINGSTON. Mon.— Press freedom m Cuba has "almost disappeared,"' the inter-American Press Association Special committee on Press Freedom reported at its Montego Bay meeting yesterday.
    31 words
  • Article
    More Cyprus talks
    21 1 NICOSIA. Mon. The Governor of Cyprus, Sir Hugh Foot, yesterday had talks with Mr. Julian Amery, Colonial Undersecretary.
    21 words
  • Article
    Phosphates freighter is towed off reef by two Harbour Board tugs
    131 1 Phosphates freighter is towed off reef by two Harbour Board tugs jMIK 8,798-ton Liber Carras was lowed had been stuck for 10 c SINGAPORE, Monday. ian freighter Capetan off the reef where she lays early this morning. She was pulled clear off the reef, about 15 miles south of here,
    131 words
  • Article
    Butter-maker
    12 1 WARSAW, Mon.— Peasants are using electric washing machines to make butter.
    12 words
  • Article
    Billy in Israel
    14 1 HAIFA. Mon.— Billy Graham addressed his first public meeting m Israel.
    14 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Ghana census
    10 1 ACCRA, Mon. A census began at midnight.- U.P.I.
    U.P.I  -  10 words
  • Article
    Lock icon His 45-year silence ends
    55 1 f BELGRADE, Mon.-A 90-year-old peasant from a remote Bosnian village, believed to be dumb for over 45 rears has started talking and claims he only stopped to avoid military service during World War I, according to the newspaper Politika. No reason was given for his decision
    Reuter  -  55 words
  • Article
    Lock icon They'll see stars
    15 1 HANOI, Mon. a planetarium will be built here within a year. U.P.I.
    U.P.I  -  15 words
  • Article
    Lock icon 1,000 are home
    24 1 TOKYO. Mon.— One thousand Korean repatriates from Japan arrived at the North Korean port of Chongjin yesterday, Radio Pyongyang reported U.P.I
    U.P.I  -  24 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Farah
    126 1 THAT BABY: PALACE CONFIRMS RUMOURS 'TEHERAN, Mon. A A palace spokesman today officially confirmed that Queen Farah of Persia was expecting a baby. News that the Queen was expecting a child was first heard from informed sources while she and the Shah were visiting Karachi last month. The young
    Reuter  -  126 words
  • Article
    Man hit on head at coffee stall
    51 1 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A customer, N. M. Gulamsa who ordered five cents coffee and insisted on a seat at a coffee stall m the Capitol Car Park, was hit on the head with a pole this morning. He was treated at the General Hos-
    51 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Tourist boom
    25 1 WASHINGTON, Mon. Americans spent z record total of U552,325 million on foreign travel last year nine per cent more than m 1958. Reuter
    Reuter  -  25 words
  • Article
    'NEVER SO FEW AUTHOR CHAMALES DIES IN FLAT FIRE
    67 1 'NEVER SO FEW AUTHOR CHAMALES DIES IN FLAT FIRE LOS ANGELES. Mon.—Novelist Thomas Chamaies was found dead m his flat today. Police said he has been suffocated, apparently while trying to make his way t<> safety during a nre m the flat Chamaies. 45. was the estranged husband of Singer
    67 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Arms plan backed
    17 1 HANOI. Mon. A mas^ meeting adopted a resolution endorsing the Soviet disarmament plan.— U.P.I
    U.P.I  -  17 words
  • Article
    ER UP
    6 1 tSBER UP RACE ITS
    6 words
  • Article
    Fire kills five
    21 1 PHILADELPHIA. Mon. Five people. Including three children, were burned to death yesterday when fire ;)t a three-storey house.
    21 words
  • Article
    Floods in Djibouti
    16 1 DJIBOUTI (French Somali land) Mon— Torrential rains caused .serious floods m Djibouti yesterday.
    16 words
  • Article
    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    9 1 Managers' prices today selling $1.24, buying
    9 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      23 1 nlUiilifmtiiM y ONAL AJTOMATIC ELECTRIC IRON: fc^ 7LB 1000 WATT Backed by NATIONAL S W" ONE YEAR GUARANTEE. 5£ WHO KNOW BUY Enil'llLfl
      23 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      34 1 ffictriti LSJ4 tfian you tfihkat 7 Wosh wear! m moking thot special Mt dress or cheongsam! /TO CLEAR AT I Vjj SPECIAL PRICES JACKETS UNDERWEAR MJ^ (Sd TV TANCITn 310, ORCHARD RD SINGAPORE-9. E^^SlK^J
      34 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 3
      51 1 FOORMAN'S SCHOOL OF MUSK (Vienna Conservatoire of Musrc) HERE'S YOUR CHANCE to learn how to Play any of Hie fallowing Piano, Hormony, Piano-occord*on, I Violin, Guitar, Aural BM| (ear troining) theory of B^ music, Piano-Jaxz, Sing. Ik w&Zm ing, Trumpet, Saxophone 4V Clarinet. W^^mmms. 28-A, Penong Lone, Singapore 9. Tel:
      51 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • Article
    Coming—Green Goddess with 516 tourists
    145 2 Coming Green Goddess with 516 tourists ZCH SINGAPORE, Monday. ()NE of the world's top luxury liners, the 34,000-ton Caronia ("The Green Goddess") will arrive m Singapore next Sunday. On board are ~>l<> tourists on a 95-day round-the-world 30,000-mile cruised mpletely air-conditioned, thr Caronia is one of the largest post-war British
    145 words
  • Article
    AIRPORT TO GET A KITCHEN FOR JET AGE
    461 2 AIRPORT TO GET A KITCHEN FOR JET AGE PAYA LEBAR, Mon. A new air-con-ditioned flight kitchen will be built at Bangkok Airport m 2\ months' time by Thai International. The kitchen, which will be the most modern one In Far East, is the answer to the jet age. It will
    461 words
  • Article
    Chrysler to produce own aluminium
    22 2 M\\ YORK m m. acco The per reports that In Canada control and Aluminium j ary aluml
    22 words
  • Article
    SHIPS IN PORT
    80 2 SHIPS IN PORT ships lyinc alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today an-: Van Der Hagen 4/5. Benmacdhui 6A. Glnyo Maru 6 7, Coromandel 8 9, Okhla 10 11. Mikumo Maru 13 14. Hamburg 15 16. Glenville 18. Tjili\vo!:^ 19, l!ipis 21 22. Mizuho Maru 2:* 24, Thorstrand
    80 words
  • Article
    Soviets leave for UAR trade talks
    77 2 MOSCOW: A Soviet Go\eminent delegation left here yeslerduy for talks In Damascus on the detailed application ot an economic and technical co- ement signed between Russia and the Syrian region of the United Arab Republic m October. 1 957. the Soviet news acency Tass
    77 words
  • Article
    'U.S. will use more zinc and lead'
    66 2 m\v york: Lead and zinc mption m the United Slates should increase about 10 per cent m 19G0 compared with 1959. senior officials of the St. Joseph Lead Co. said. Andrew Fletcher, chairman, and Mi. Francis Cameron aid thai if a Increase In
    66 words
  • Article
    LOOK-AROUND
    271 2 Philippines' bid to boost cement sales MANILA: The Philippine Commercial Attache m Saipon. h.id reported brighi prospects for local cement exports to South Vietnam, a spokesman for the Department of Commerce Industry said yesterday. The spokesman said the Philippine Commerce Secretary. Mr. Manuel Lim. had directed all commercial attaches
    271 words
  • Article
    IMPROVED TREND IN LONDON MARKETS
    106 2 IMPROVED TREND IN LONDON MARKETS LONDON. Mon.—Following their continuous fall during the preceding weeks, the stock markets here took a turn lor the better at the beginning of last week. This improved trend was fully maintained on subsequent days, and although the pace of the advance slowed down towards the
    106 words
  • Article
    Ford income tops 5450 million
    35 2 NEW YORK: The Ford Motor Co. and consolidated subsidiaries had a net income of $451,367,367 m the latest calendar year. This compares with a net income of 5116.205.097 m 1958.
    35 words
  • Article
    UP [ 14_l DOWN L 4 J UNCHANGED 162
    875 2 U P 14 DOW N 4 UN CHANGED 162 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MAKINGS I cct Cia cHitai mil i Mil eiclMlug eftnrthitf *i exclHliai iiviieil I cfei cm Mais ittm T ier =s ticluimi capital rttvrt T ccr cub capital retin I c« cum
    875 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      607 2 W THE t.A.C. LINES w^ Sj.lmjs to ADEN. RED SEA, MEDITERRANEAN. \f*~> CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. V Siore P. S hair, Penang vA jfc/ Selmd>a b 23 25 Mar 75 27 Mar 28 29 Mar \V «s. Boioti i 30 Mar 4 Apr 5 6 Apr 6 7 Apr ms.
      607 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 2
      177 2 HAMBURG-AMERI^> NORTH GERMAN uSj To (Colombo), Genoa, Marseille* 4 ntw Bremen Horr U g Calls Southampton f Or Pos HAMBURG (HAPAG R fl BAYERNSTEIN (LLOYD) 39 Mir t WERRASTEIN (LLOYD Express Service cTo Manila, Hongkong, Yokohonv HAVELSTEIN (LLOYD i MUNCHEN HAPAG' HANNOVER (HAPAG; THE BLUE FUNNE L L J (NORTH
      177 words
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • 100 MUST BE WON WVERY WEEK
    • Article
      Untitled
      9 3 W<ASY LUCKLESS DRIVE** »a W piLED JNTQ PARKED BUSES
      9 words
    • Article, Illustration
      RECORD NUMBER OF PRINTS ON SHOW
      388 3 LATEST JUDGING METHODS AT PHOTO DISPLAY SINGAPORE, Monday. ABOIT one hundred member of the Singapore Photography Society and representatives of i\\c Singapore (tardening Society were presenl at the judging of the photographic exhibition of floraj studies which is being held m conjunction with the
      388 words
    • Article
      These motorists have to pass death trap' every day
      227 3 These motorists have to pass death trap' every day SINGAPORE, Monday. trom the Serangoon re compelled to run into describe as a "death trap." ss driver has piled into the arked A a corner leading ii Way. OUT RAVAN WORD VILLAGES Mon. to the Open-air B d there is nothing
      227 words
    • Article
      Seven from Singapore for Kuala Lumpur youth conference
      182 3 Seven from Singapore for Kuala Lumpur youth conference STAMFORD, Mon. Three delegates and four observers from Singapore will attend the General Assembly of Young Christian Workers m Kuala Lumpur from next Saturday to April 5. The three delegates re- i presenting Singapore Y. C. W. are: Mr. A. P. Nathan
      182 words
    • Article
      'RESUME HEALTH PLAN FOR ALL VARSITY STUDENTS'
      125 3 1U KIT TIMAII. Monday. FORMER general secretary of the University of Malaya Students 1 Union, Mr. Johnny Johnson, said the university health service should be extended to all students, irrespective of whether they live inside or out side the campus. Mr. Johnson said
      125 words
    • Article
      Bound for Mecca
      20 3 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The second pilgrim ship to Mecca, the Anshun, will leave Slnga--1 pore on March 31.
      20 words
    • Article
      of Bishop in s book
      5 3
      5 words
    • Article
      earning Malay with Radio Singapore—11
      158 3 ill at. H |T (JW lbo k i runuth ptiLt \h Choi MN tO ih -rumah l I I \h < h v Ah tor a Hasan >t\k m I Mt itas IkeniM Haaaa ittft on a ufc'hon* ajak Hasan minum teh: Ah C hong
      158 words
    • Article
      DOCTOR CHOSEN PRESIDENT
      107 3 Mon. The new k officials of the Kallang Airport Estate Community Association are: President. Dr. Chong T Muir vice-presidents, Mr. Char. Chong Hian: Mr. Chua Seng Jin, and Mr. Tan Wee Ping: secretary. Mr. Lee Say Hong; assistant secretary, Mr. S V Packirisamy: treasurer. Mr Chia Tat
      107 words
    • Article
      A new five-year plan for Brunei
      153 3 KATONG. Mon. A new five-year plan being drafted to develop the natural resources of Brunei. Hajl Ibrahim the Mentrl Besar of Brunei, who stayed overnight at the Embassy Hotel on his way home after attending the EC\FE conference m B kok. disclosed this to
      153 words
    • Article
      NO REGISTRATION NEEDED FOR GRADS' GUILD
      59 3 NO REGISTRATION NEEDED FOR GRADS' GUILD SINGAPORE, Mon. The Guild of Nanyang University Graduates has been exempted from registration under the Societies Ordinance. The preparatory committee of the guild has been Informed about this decision by the Registrar of Societies last week. The first general meeting of the guild wil
      59 words
    • Article
      The Ceylon dance troupe flies in
      35 3 The Ceylon dance troupe flies in SINGAPORE. Mon. The well-known "Dancers of Ceylon" troupe flew into Singapore last night by Malayan Airways from Bangkok to perform at the Happy World Stadium from March 21 to
      35 words
    • Article
      THE JOHANSSON STORY
      17 3 THE JOHANSSON STORY 1 Of i life Pr» II) hope ol PLEASE EVER1 I mini the 1
      17 words
    • Article
      They slept through it all as burglars made off with belongings
      210 3 They slept through it all as burglars made off with belongings TANGLIN, Monday. RESIDENTS of Whitley Park, off Duneam Road, are concerned over the six burglaries which have taken place there within the last two montns. In three of those cases, thieves had broken into bungalows while the occupants were
      210 words
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      23 3 I Malay lesson So H a copy of the JJ^-JsSrtS son comet, over the air nD g tomorrow at 8 P'«the paper auay
      23 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
      166 3 KANDYAN DANCES (variety of 24 items) m aid of The A^l m HP Jl HAPPY WORLD L 1 STADIUM Mb jLj TO-MORROW 4M NICHT 22nd MARCH7I96O at 6.30 p.m. 9.30 p.m. Bookings:- Robinsons B. P. de Silva Ltd. $5-. $3-. $2-. $1/-. PI lAM 111 ll* (Space kindly donated by
      166 words
  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 3 Miscellaneous Column 1
      122 3 P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- nouncements; 7.00 The news; mary; 1.02 Monday medley; 1.30 7.15 Learn Malay— 'Lesson EleThe news: 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 ven'. Cor de Groot plays: 2.00 Clo.se j 7.30 Sing it again; «.0O Quesdown. tion time; 8.15 Songs of th« 5.00 Programme summary: 5.03 South; 8.30 Science survey.
      122 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article
    Tinkling notes row: Mildred is cut from will
    61 4 Tinkling notes row: Mildred is cut from will I OXDOX. Mon.— lt v the tinkling notes of •d Miss Hazel Taylor to cut hei Idred from he £16,000 fMsl ill, a judsre me I Left two wills 1958. ulk of her rr. ther Elizabeth her 57-year- lor, a v ng
    61 words
  • Article
    Unfaithful wife: Baby was 35 days late only
    140 4 Unfaithful wife: Baby was 35 days late only f ONDON, Mon. A wife who had a baby 315 days after she last saw her husband, had been unfaithful, the Court of Aoueal decided. Mrs. Betty June Hanklns. Of Sunbury on Thames, claimed the baby was her band's. Mr. John Robert
    140 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Food programme
    31 4 W YORK. Men.—Senator John Kennedy, who is tpaigning for the Democratic presidential nomination, has proposed a programme by which countries h food" surpluses would .em available to hunnations.- Reuter
    Reuter  -  31 words
  • Article
    Wendy: The doctor couldn't stop m
    94 4 WONDER GIRL SAYs I WARNED THAT T H E I RACE MIGHT DO a J OF HARM TO ME 1 \yONDER GIRL Wendy M( J dermined her health m her race down the length of }\r She said: "When I halfway through the r
    94 words
  • Article, Illustration
    A LEAP TO FAME-HIGHLIGHT OF SHOW BY FAMOUS RUSSIAN ARMY CHORUS
    54 4 This marvellous jump by a high-booted soldier is one of the outstanding features by the world famous Russian Army Chorus of 60 dancers —20 of them women which will have a month's season at the Palais de Sports m
    54 words
  • Article
    COMPLAINT: BULLING" THE KITS BY THE CANDLES
    163 4 COMPLAINT: BULLING" THE KITS BY THE CANDLES f ONDON, Mon.— Lights out sounds at 10.30 p.m. but candles still flicker m the barrack-room as the Buffs "bull" on Until NCOs say their k.. perfect. National Service men of the Buffs— the Royal Bast Kent Regiment arr not allowed to leave
    163 words
  • Article
    Red author's tour
    27 4 TOKYO. Mon. Mr. Vladimir Pavsic, president of the Slovenia Writers Association of Yugoslavia, arrived here last night for a tour of Japan LONDON. Monday.
    27 words
  • Article
    AN AMBITIOUS CAPITALIST' WITH AN EYE ON MOSCOW
    74 4 AN AMBITIOUS CAPITALIST' WITH AN EYE ON MOSCOW MONTREAL, Mon. Stephen Laufer, an ambition 38-year-old Canadian. lining to be the first capitalist to open the first private enterprise sales office m Moscow. He hopes to speed the flow and volume of Canadian gooas un me growing Russian consumer market. He
    74 words
  • Article
    Polls in Colombia
    22 4 BOGOTA, Mon. Polling began yesterday m the first Colombian elections since the democratic government took office m August 1958.
    22 words
  • Article
    Crash-Sabrina escapes
    30 4 Crash -Sabrina escapes POMPAXO BEACH (Florida) Mon. British entertainer Sabrina escaped injury yesterday when the station wagon m which she was a passenger was hit by a small car. Reuter.
    30 words
  • Article
    'Perfect wife' CAN marry in spite of father's 'NO'
    222 4 'Perfect wife' CAN marry in spite of father's 'NO' JN her mother's opinion, IS year-old Denise Ruse would make a perfect wife. But whenever Denise mentioned marriage her father said NO. Denise did not let llii.s cool Ikt ardour for 21-year-old airman Harold Mutton. The Perfect Wife went on planning
    222 words
  • Article
    Lock icon PROVING TRIALS FOR HIMALAYA BASE AIRCRAFT
    106 4 KATMANDU. Mon. A special aircraft named 'Yeti" which will carry the Swiss expedition and their equipment to the slopes of Dhaulagiri, the highest unclimbed mountain In the world, landed here yesterday with six members of the expedition led by Max Eiselin. The six-seater aircraft,
    Reuter  -  106 words
  • Article
    4th. anniversary
    20 4 TUNIS. Mon.— Tunisia was decked with flags yesterday to celebrate the fourth anniversary of her independence from France.
    20 words
  • Article
    Man bald at had flowing
    238 4 Man bald at had flowing T ONDON, Mon.— From L* the age of four, Dr. Edmund Atkinson's patient had been as bald as a coot. Even with a magnifying glass, not the slightest trace of hair could be seen on his head. Furthermore, the man never had to shave. The
    238 words
  • Article
    CANADA TO SPEND $302 MIL. FOR CENTENARY
    107 4 CANADA TO SPEND $302 MIL. FOR CENTENARY OTTAWA, Mon.—Canada's 100 th birthday party m 1967 is likely to cost at least M 5302.5 million. And it may include a World Fair at Montreal. The Internat.onal Bureau of Exhibitions In Paris meets next month to decide between Montreal and Vienna. If
    107 words
  • Article
    Rocket study tour
    26 4 TOKYO. Mon.— A Japanese mbsion left here by air today to btudy rocket industries m the United States. Britain, and other European countries
    26 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      100 4 THE PERFECT COMBINATION for YEARS of Bmm CINEMATOGRAPHIC ENJOYMENT /'j^-^M^ tunng three-lens turret B^ n \MJ ltd |T# Received: The mighty Yoshlco YT3OO oli-wov*, y/ 'rons">tjr radio, featuring a pick-up device provided \^B tor om P |lTlCotl< > n telephone conversation. Sole Agents Service Station ITITUBCQ TITHES DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY
      100 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
      265 4 SALE NOW ON r\ C f BOKHARA o PAKISTAN CONTINENTAL it 0 CARPETS RUGS IRANIAN CARPETS 37, TANGLIN ROAD, SINGAPORE 10 T 41 wjaßßMnawj -i > J jj. m-m, _u_i-aw_— i ■__i_mj_— -r Why the Prestcold Big Fonr is today's most wanted refrigerator W/-^^^ >. Last year, ahead of Its
      265 words
  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 4 Miscellaneous Column 1
      167 4 BORN on this first day of the incoming sign. Aires, you are ruled by Mars, the god of war and dispenser of vital energy. You are a pioneer leader m the fight for ideas as well as a battler m the realm of positive action. You have an exceptional talent
      167 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 4 Miscellaneous Column 2
      202 4 GEMINI (May 22- June 21) Use discretion m promoting business plans and there can be all- *ij or everyone. CANCER (June 22- July 23) You can advance your 'interests by promoting objectives which are a co-operative effort. LEO (July 24-Aug. 23)— Combine domestic and business matters successfully. One reacts upon
      202 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article
    Talks to boost Australian fruits
    312 5  -  EDNA TAN DELEGATES NEGOTIATE WITH DEALERS IN DRIVE TO INCREASE EXPORTS TO SPORE By Singapore, Monday NEGOTIATIONS to improve and increase the exports of fresh fruits from Australia to Singapore are going on between an Australian delegation and local fresh fruit importers. The delegates, Mr.
    312 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Architect in S'pore to study latest designs
    47 5 KATONG Monday. AR H. COXCIO. a Filipino architect and the Philippine delegation to the >nal Co ot Scientific id m Sydn» Melbourne recent pore for an on-the-spot stud; nent problems and latest archi- ions I MR. CON C I O
    47 words
  • Article, Illustration
    ore-sea raining: Poiy explains
    92 5 9 bar on Cheshire band leaves for hong kong limit iirm !w«^r2i!^ C#rp^ Dnuns of tIMS H Bn !l iLhefZTi r^ Ule lol mand Bandmaster Hone Ron? uh ef t *'»Ka»>ore yesterday for a visit to lion. KM| uh, r ,t u,H tak«. part m the
    92 words
  • Article
    GERMAN FIRM AWARDED NEW POWER CONTRACT
    94 5 GERMAN FIRM AWARDED NEW POWER CONTRACT KUALA LUMPLrt. Mon.— A West German firm been awarded the contract lor the laying of 120 miles of overland electricity lines that will channel the giant Cameron Highlands hydro-elect ric project the main network of the Central Electricity Board. The firm, s Brown Boveri,
    94 words
  • Article, Illustration
    AN ENVOY'S WIFE HOPES TO MAKE FRIENDS IN S'PORE
    105 5 AN ENVOY'S WIFE HOPES TO MAKE FRIENDS IN S'PORE SINGAPORE, Moil.— A pretty young Ceylonese mother is seeking friends among Singapore women. NYwcomer Mrs. Joan Rabot. 27. is wile of Oylon's. now Assistant Commissioner m Singapore. Mrs. RaiDot, who fame to Singapore with her hus^ band three week.- ago. is
    105 words
  • Article
    Carras—it's try, try and try again
    46 5 Carras— it's try, try and try again SINGAPORE. Mon. Two Singapore Harbour Board tugs, the Tunda and the Griper, yesterday made another unsuccessful attempts to tree the Liberian freighter Capeton Carra> which ran aground last week. 15 miles from Singapore Tne tug.^ will iry again today.
    46 words
  • Article
    PRIVATE TALKS AND TWO COUPLES ARE NOW SATISFIED
    155 5 PRIVATE TALKS AND TWO COUPLES ARE NOW SATISFIED SINGAPORE, Mon.The Fifth Magistrate, Mr. Lim Ewe Huat, helped to settle differences between two couples m maintenance cases by seeinsr them m chambers. The parties 1-ater expressed their thanks to the court. Earlier, their differences were over the amount payable as maintenance
    155 words
  • Article
    Combined Easter sunrise service
    63 5 PAYA LEBAR. Mon.— There will be combined Easter sunrise service of the Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist Church and the Bedok Me- 1 thodist Church at Marine Parade at 5.30 a.m. on April 17. Officiating ministers will be the Rev. Chew Hock Hin and the Rev. Chan
    63 words
  • Article
    Two-storey houses
    30 5 PAYA LEBAR. Mon. -The Far East Realty Limited is putting up two blocks of twostorey terrace houses m Boundary Road. The houses will be sold to the public.
    30 words
  • Article
    13,000 OWNERS WARNED: REGISTER YOUR DOGS
    82 5 13,000 OWNERS WARNED REGISTER YOUR DOGS SINGAPORE, Mon.—SinlO gapore's 13.000 dog owners have been warned to register their pets or let them face the City Council dog shooters. "Register your dogs or they will be shot" notices have been sent to dog owners. A City Council spokesman said: "Officers from
    82 words
  • Article
    Hari Raya dance
    39 5 KATONG. Mon.— Tlif Singapore Teachers' Union will hold a Hari Raya dano the Singapore Military Force headquarters on March 27 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets are available at the union office during office hours.
    39 words
  • Article
    CONCERN OVER ILLEGAL ADOPTION OF BABIES
    191 5 CONCERN OVER ILLEGAL ADOPTION OF BABIES SINGAPORE. Sat Sixty-four ehildn changed hands iv Singapore last month, according to Department of Social W fare. But I are many more who ha been transferred from home to home without official notii. tion. This is the problem I officials of the $inga Children's
    191 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      144 5 SEA 59 ML ajw Jet all the way to the U. S. A. via London by BOM (OMIT 4 Take advantage of BOAC's Ticket Instalment Plan fly now. pay later. For infoimation and bookings consult 'YOUß TRAVEL AGENT or MALAYAN AIRWAYS (General Sales Agent) BRITISH OVERSEAS AIRWAYS CORPORATION Enjoy today's
      144 words
  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 5 Miscellaneous Column 1
      106 5 By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickensdn by Lee Talk and Phil Davis „t ~^-~^^Z\ b^l ZIHAVtB TO .MARRY TWirJ I LADY 6MIRLANJa\ //o. /^-rxA^f/N YEAR? HOW PARE MDU! --BELIEVE ME— /\.^R A SH 7 .-JfjvV IPDNTHWfi-DPO AG YOC'K LAWYER > /pLLZ~ lOF JULIET By Stan DraKe |k Xim "^^Ji HARPLYSEE
      106 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article
    OPINION Ceylon: The result is encouraging
    365 6 OPINION Ceylon: The result is encouraging TRUE to expectations, no single party has won enough seats m Ceylon's election to be abie to form a stable government on its own. The result nevertheless is about as encouraging as could have been looked for m the circumstances. Chaos might so easily
    365 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Round-by-round account of 'the fight of my life'
    1955 6  - Round- by-round account of 'the fight of my life' INGGEMAR JOHANSSON INGEMAR JOHANSSON DFHGH BRITAIN CAN'T FIND A CHAMPIOs^^ JOBASSSOH TBUS WHY: ESC^T BOXERS DON'T WORK HARD ENOvqjj, Ln ingemar Johansson give* the facts about the Sight that ended the myth of American boxing superiority. VERY few boxers have my
    1,955 words
  • Article, Illustration
    I GO IN WITH MY NEW ATTACKING STYLE...AND DROP THE RICHT-CROSS
    946 6 I GO IN WITH MY NEW ATTACKING STYLE. ..AND DROP THE RICHT-CROSS title I had won from the Italian, Franco Cavieehi. m September. 1956. Behind him stood the whole 01 the British Press, with its le^yriciary dream about the unbeatable English heavyweight. Despite the iact that I had beaten Bygraves,
    946 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      449 6 rYou fan hand m \<>ur classified ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ™<* SINGAPORE CAMIRON WI«HLANO» i Stoiage U i Lt4., Tanan Rata POM I Storage < M Lid., 1-4 Clan Mm Co <i «tora«o I ■«w Road Storage <M> Ltd., n«. .n«w HuM KUALA LUWPU*
      449 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 2
      3 6 l j IiMHH
      3 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 3
      98 6 A 'MUST' FOR If WISE PHOTOGRAPH! Gevapan 33 a medium speed to specifications listed by Ze for miniature Photography A.S.A. setting daylight 125 A.S.A. setting artificial light 8G Resolving power 2.550,1 me (100 lines/mm) Available at all I good photographic dec I can really sit bacK 4 I entruti all
      98 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article, Illustration
    Hold-up—two babies born in taxis
    124 7  - Hold-up two babies born in taxis CHAN SWAN BEE ALAN KHOO By and L^fF/C JAM AND I sffVT LEVEL JLoSSJNG^BOTH LjtfS, SONS WELL t>IN<;.U>()HK. M ondsn tuiii l);il)> boys were borii m Singapore la>t week as their rushing to Kandan X Kerbau >pital. baby Goh Nvuk Kirn. was ».ia ;i.id.
    124 words
  • Article
    Gangsters attack with catapults
    210 7 SENXETT ESTATE, Monday. J^ GANG of teenagers m drain-pipe Yankee pants and T-shirts have been invading Sennet! Estate with catapults during the last few nights. The thrill-seeking youths hide themselves m dark corners and fire at passing cars, bicycles and pedestrians. Then they split up and
    210 words
  • Article
    Oratorical contest
    33 7 SINGAPRE. Men. The Literary. Debating and Dra- matic Society of St. Joseph's Institution will hold its annual oratorical contest at the i Oei Tions Ham Hall. S.J.I, on Saturday, April 9.
    33 words
  • Article
    Altar society
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Altar Boys' Society of the Church of Saints Peter and Paul will hold its next monthly jetihg on Sunday. March 27. at the Parachial House at 10.15 v.m.
    33 words
  • Article
    Private tutors in 'hard times'
    218 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. Private tuition m Singapore has entered a period of "hard times." The reason: The supply of private tutors m the last few months has been swelled by the thousandodd university undergrads now on long vacation. In addition there are several hundred students who
    218 words
  • Article
    NEW KEBAYA SEWING CLASS-WITH DIPLOMA IN 4 MONTHS
    115 7 NEW KEBAYA SEWING CLASS-WITH DIPLOMA IN 4 MONTHS CINGAPORE, Mon. The Singer Sewing Centre here has started a new graduate diploma course tor sewing the kebaya. Mrs. Daisy Tan. kebaya instructress, said that only students who had obtained the Singer Sewing Centre's elementxy, intermediate and senior embroidery diplomas would be
    115 words
  • Article
    4 FIRST CLASS PASSES IN TYPEWRITING
    79 7 4 FIRST CLASS PASSES IN TYPEWRITING SINGAPORE, Mon. The following candidates of Eng Han Evening Commercial classes passed their Pitman Examinations held In December, last year. Typewriting intermediate: Chin Woon Fat (first class). Ridzuan bin Haji Noor (first class), Hassim bin Usqp (first class) and Choo Sai Long (tirst class).
    79 words
  • Article, Illustration
    You are looking lovely today
    17 7 You are looking lovely today LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Phoon Scow Fong, aged 22, a receptionist
    17 words
  • Article
    DENTAL DECREES EARNED BY 15
    218 7 SINdAPOHH. Mon<l;i\ piFTKKN students have qualified :is dentists at the University of Malaya. Twelve passed m all subjects of the Final Part II Professional Examination for the degree of Bachelor of Dental Surgery. They are Lai Cham Pui (Distinction In Prosthetic Dentistry > Lye Thim
    218 words
  • Article
    GROWING UP-AND THE ROLE OF LOVE
    228 7 GROWING UP-AND THE ROLE OF LOVE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Children need parental affection, love and the security of a warm and good home. Without these they cannot really be brought up as normal individuals. Mr. Chong Wenu Ch Soe.al Wellare Oflicer m i charge of the probation and approved school
    228 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
      16 7 air travel —^mr^ ,i 39 ROBINSON RD, SINGAPORE. I* l 25 1 1 PPUSTRIAL GASES ip*^
      16 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 2
      235 7 <iSft» -Jt- Jfc..-8K- 88-JK MiilL.- .^^ttk d i^fc^_ New Styles^^"^^^" for the most sensitive taste! Come m today and see our wide range men of WzWwrfT distinction t m^m^ I mmmmtmKM m^ I TMf MIN'S SHOP 1101 l 101l j 86. HIGH ST.. SPORE TEL: ***** Advrrtisr ment EVERY HOUSEWIFE'S
      235 words
  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 7 Miscellaneous Column 1
      192 7 DAILY CROSSWORD CLCES ACROSS :e between God and man Japa--13 QOUtli IT. Ihe French word I ied •3 > this make it 24 tntj" i'\ maUed, they might be lain on i 7». CLUES DOWN 1. This is effected by one with a lo freedom mercy Ined «7>. 3. It\s
      192 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 7 Miscellaneous Column 2
      155 7 TODAY'S EVENTS FEDERATION OF BOYS' CLUBS (Queen Street): Judo 6 p.m.; motor repairing class, photography 7 p.m. KATONG BOYS' CLUB (Guillemard Road > Badminton, indoor games 3 p.m.; sepak raga 5 p.m.; bodybuilding 6 p.m. BUKIT TIM AH YOUTH CLUB: Table-tennis, football, indoor games 4 pjn.; bodybuilding 6 p.m. SINGAPORE
      155 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 7 Miscellaneous Column 3
      44 7 CIUPADAC" .^^^B^BBl 9lnUHrVllL TODAY. 6.27 p.m. TOMORROW: 5.06 am. and 8.19 pm, WEDNESDAY: 6.55 a.m. and 9.16 p.m. THURSDAY: LU a.m. and 9 55 p.m. FUMY: 92Z a.m. and 10.22 p.m. SATURDAY: 10.11 a.m. and 10.58 p.m. SUNDAY: 10 53 a.m. and 11.21 p.m.
      44 words
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • Article
    When a girl begins to
    465 8  -  MARGHANITA WEE grow A-W-A-Y of the www U DEEP DOWN THIS DAUGHTER NEEDS REASSURANCE OF LOVE jyjRS. EL Yang: is n orried about her sixteen-year-old daughter. She writes: Jean, my daughter, goes dancnight She too many boy friend SI s they are just dancing partners
    465 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Case of the man who dried up
    741 8 HAVE YOU a health problem? Send it to the Free Press Doctor. But remember, he can answer your questions only m this column. VERY month for 15 years Mr. C. 1 hoon has had to get up at a staff meeting and read
    741 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Word Puzzle n Correct solution
    358 8 THE JUDGES' COM MEN] ON DIFFICULT CLUES rpHE PRIZE m the Singapore Free Press $500 Word Puzzle "D" was shared between three entrants. They are: C. L. GORTON, 131, Holland Grove Drive, Singapore R. W. HEAVISIDE, 68-G. Lorong 33, Geylang. Singapore DONALb QUINTAL. 160. East
    358 words
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      61 8 \W rZm A SHOCKPROOF SWITCH -FUSES COMPLETELY SHOCKPROOF AND OF SINGU* LARLY PLEASINC APPEARANCE, THE 50-50 IS THE IDEAL SWITCH-FUSE FOR INSTALLATION IN PORCHES. VESTIBULES. ETC:, OR IN ANY POSITION MOST CONVENIENT FOR OPERATION. THREE TYPES AVAILABLE:— WITH DOUBLE POLE FUSES WITH UNSWITCHED NEUTRAL. WITH SWITCHED NEUTRAL. From The Sole
      61 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
      35 8 m YASHICA- 3 y^^jw >^i\ j gf Please Call at: aca JACK'S I»IIOH><° North Pt I PHONE: ***** TRANSPORT* STORAGE^ Cecil brnr ■fl *"l I r HI -//a I A\ """l yi i with oiT9Ct
      35 words
Page thumbnail Page 9
  • Article
    Hundred-mile trips on horseback were just Lit of doctor's job
    226 9 FGHGHJ By F.B. Robertson, ANN ended his as Australia's Health but m the Ihis and his first doctor, he had unusual B :*ed how to naged to retain a so tru sting, and reading. ting young Dr. resident m a
    226 words
  • Article
    What do you ow about stralia ?
    19 9 What do you ow about stralia I by idble X ould I |f is the i present InI inoun-
    19 words
  • Article
    PICK of the PAPER-BACKS
    196 9 OATTLE FOR THE MIND. William Sargent. Pan, $1.25. In detail and with the aid of photographs the author describes the mechanics of indoctrination, brainwashing and thought control. MPBEII KINGDOM Hammond Innes. FonUn.i. npbeli had ded 26 years of hi :i« to prove that thero the Rockie-.
    196 words
  • Article
    The case against the Nazi army
    562 9  -  GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON By THE HOUSE BUILT OS D. By Gerald Reiti and jlson. 3 IN the end, it is the German generals whom one finds hardit to excuse. Those tight-lipped, hardeyed paladins of Germany V honour emerge as the most despicable figures m
    562 words
  • Article, Illustration
    ENID BLYTON
    1048 9 ENID BLYTON 4 J know about 22 million Noddy boohs have been sold but I have never bothered about my other books 9 EDEE REMMINGTON asked the questions! HOW many copies of your books have been sold? I know that 22 million Noddy books have been sold, but I haven't
    1,048 words
  • Article, Illustration
    R.A.S.C. SHOWS VARSITY HOW IT TACKLES ATOM WAR PROBLEMS
    277 9 R.A.S.C. SHOWS VARSITY HOW IT TACKLES ATOM WAR PROBLEMS IJUCLEAR war poses entirely new problems to all branches of the British Army but to the Royal Army Service Corps those problems covei" not only the battle area but also the forward maintenance areas, the storage and distribution points, the lines
    277 words
  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
      51 9 ►-dge Pi i pore. Lj rath this s 1391 -j bumper uu M to I nit I'ttri(l o l>Uiy U P.O. I 1 to f I Jungle the Far i dorian Mar- Q HPETS <» with $395.00 ■p saxophones sOvcr mplete f S*33.i>o 51 045 00 sttrer complete 1 LVRINETI
      51 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
      67 9 >^lV jflf till' ■u'ui'iii jiWH|fnpnn a^ft Knit iffwl J I ft ■^nflj WORLD FAMOUS TAPE RECORDfcR Tl^ $495/- (S'pore/Penenf) $615/- 'F«d./Born«o/S«ro^lO IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMllllllllllll" CITY NEON ELECTRIC CO., LTD. 308, South Bridge Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** iSJ Sole Agents KIAN CWAN (M) LTD. by YARN sm?^*FX^*s r uR fAv u |T| cAßprr
      67 words
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Article
    Week-end Sport
    40 10 Week-end Sport Spore Club r reach the final of Ritchie Cup r rHE Royal ore Club entered Utchie ival Bj :ly m md (gui S :urday. the ivinci 1 v-apper Easy i ichi t rounc \RELF S p r beat
    40 words
  • Article
    FIRST ROUND TO KEPPEL
    6 10 be D
    6 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Great pitching by 'Bugs' Baer had Kiwis beaten
    318 10  -  Ken Toft A hot one which missed the bat and he stopped it with his mash By BUKIT TIMAH. Monday CJTANVAC Gassers were just too good for the Kiwis of 75 Sqdn RNZAF when they met at Bukit Timah yesterday. In an
    318 words
  • Article, Illustration
    BOWLES AND AJIT MAKE MERR ON A BATSMAN'S PARADISE
    414 10  -  VERITY GILL By EXCITING DRAWS AT BOTH BALESTIER ROAD MATCHES THE Indian Association wicket at Balestier Road turned out to be batsman's paradise for Surrey Coll Roger Bowles and scl teacher A jit Singh yesterday. The Army Indian match ended m
    414 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Martens gets five lives on way to brisk, unbeaten 133
    314 10  - Martens gets five lives on way to brisk, unbeaten 1 33 VIJAY MARKAR By JOHN Martens of Singapore Recreation Club and S. Suntharalingam of University of Malaya tured honours on the second week of the SCA senior tournament yesterday. Marjfen* stole the limelight llve cnances at 2. 35. 60 when
    314 words
  • Article
    Today's Sport
    18 10 SOCCFIR: Singapore Junior Asian tup E!fvrn v Evrrpady. Jalan B^sar (5.15). GOLF: L.G.I. Mrdal. Sime Road.
    18 words
  • Article
    VETERAN MALLAL GAINS SHOCK GOLF VICTORY
    97 10 NAZIR Mallal. who won his first singles competition at the Royal Island Club before the war, caused a sensation there on Saturday. A regular golfer at the RIC for th e past 21 rears. Mallal won the "A" division Stableford monthly competition with a
    97 words
  • Article
    Return trophy
    124 10 Return trophy IMKMA, who won the ±J 'Mr. Physique" challenge trophy at the first Merdeka Games m 1957, has been asked to return the handsome trophy m time for the four-nation international u-eightlifting and physique contest at Kuala Lumpur m June. Countries competing are Burma, Siama. Singapore and Malaya Burma
    124 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Selwyn stars for Pasir Panjang in schools final
    480 10 FAST ACTION AS SCHOOLS DECIDE INTER- DISTRICT TITLE P. Panjang District 3; Serangoon District 1. pASIR Panjang District became first winners of the inter-District Combined Schools soccer competition m the final at Jaian Besar Stadium on Saturday. After an even score of
    480 words
  • Article
    KADIR DO IT WITH 50-YAH sprint!
    8 10 KADIR DO IT WITH 50-YAH sprint! I I
    8 words
  • Page 10 Advertisements
  • Page 10 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 10 Miscellaneous Column 1
      186 10 s thus content M r One Diamond to By M. Harrison-Gray regret. V. Dealer: South s no cause G s me mv to speak with a ten-lo 10*6 5 2 id East declined to 9 3 South ruefully < 10 19 3 13 tricks. w E -eems absurd not to
      186 words
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Article, Illustration
    oss and Brabham FOrced to quit Grand Prix Cerman is first
    175 11 oss and Brabham FOrced to quit Grand Prix Cerman is first RACUSE. Monc I nnany won the Svra formula two cars m a the British ace, imcal trouble when m the Ed fastest lap I- a. n ierman Porsche, led from p before he was forced to fastest lap with
    175 words
  • Article
    OTORISTS WILL TRAVEL CONVOY
    16 11 f\mm 01 II I H I i ill U 50 ji :.d.l
    16 words
  • Article
    en tennis France
    18 11 en tennis France d* i the I m 4 Htm Te: •.J the comd t in j Garros
    18 words
  • Article
    WORRELL NAMED CAPTAIN
    126 11 WORRELL NAMED CAPTAIN i ORGETOWN. Mon.— G VI .i not lead Indies m the tour of Australia next winter. >rrell was t :ed captain for the tour. This announcemeiv made by Mr. Ken hart. tary of the West Indies :d of Control, after a v meeti. Leslie Smith. Reuters Correspondent
    126 words
  • Article
    OMMODORE IS STAR OF YACHT RACE
    65 11 OMMODORE IS STAR OF YACHT RACE rning rils R ich m j and iLtrbour "Ruth lead Tregon- but Ruth ill her and Torailed by J 0 m tnder wH c of the Royal Singapore Lhe show at the Club's by scoring a double. outpointed BERLIN, Mon. Gustav Scholz. German and
    65 words
  • Article
    SINGAPORE DRIVER PENG HAN CLOCKS THE FASTEST TIME
    392 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Singapore ace Lim Peng Han •locked the fastest time of the day m tin •>'*» Motor Sports Clubs sprint at Kenny Hill yesterday. Driving his Urn Special, thf Singapore champion clocked 25.30 sees te > win the event racing
    392 words
  • Article
    Upsets galore on the last day of Ipoh programme
    832 11 SGFGH ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP [JPSETS were the order of the day at Ipoh yesterday. The two Class 3 distance race winners paid three figure dividends, and Race On surprised to win the main sprint. Lindalou. who led tor the last
    832 words
  • Article
    These are the best horses to follow
    100 11 These are the best horses to follow SIGNAL PATROL, second to Traveller's Cheque, should win the first time he goes over a slightly longer journey than 6F RACE ON. winner of the main sprint, improved pounds from his first race and won well. He raced away m the run home
    100 words
  • Article
    Well on way to first win
    118 11 SINGALANG, third to Daiku m Rac Six, is now well on the way to his first win m Malaya. He will improve further from yesterday's race, so keep him m mind for his next outing over 7F. to 9F. MALHAM. slowly away m Race
    118 words
  • Article
    Goalkeeper Hag is again in brilliant form for the South
    338 11 KUALA LUMPI'R. Monday.. South Malaya 2; North Makaya 1. doubt about it this is Souths year m Malayan hockey. At least, it has been so far and yesterday's match at Rifle Range Road Stadium tended to emphasise this fact. Who
    338 words
  • Article
    Lock icon London Irish recover after bad start
    321 11 London Irish recover after bad start I OXDON. Mon.—Lon--12 don Irish, who are unbeaten m England, recovered from an early setback, to beat Waterloo 11—5 m their Rugby Union club match on Saturday. Waterloo scored their points m the first live minutes, but the Irish rose to the occasion. Wing
    Reuter  -  321 words
  • Article
    SENSATIONAL WIN BY TEN GALLANT MEN
    162 11 SENSATIONAL WIN BY TEN GALLANT MEN TT was a tragic and glo- rious night at Friendly Hill. Tragic for Gordon Storey who was carried off the field writhing m agony after an ugly collision m the third minute of the Headquarters v "D" Company 30 Battalion RAOC inter-coy, league i
    162 words
  • Article
    Aussies make study of bowling
    149 11 Aussies make study of bowling AUCKLAND, Mon. The Australian Cricket Board of Control U having a comprehensive report compiled on the time taken to bowl overs during the current tour oi New Zealand by an Australian XI. The Board wishes to compare the time aspects of the six-ball over m
    149 words
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      119 11 THE HONGKONG FAR EAST BUILDER Read by everyone of note m the industry throughout the Far East A new issue is now on sale Contents include: Moloyon Government Contracts Awarded Singapore Government Contracts Awarded Plans Approved by Singapore City Council 0k Hong Kong Government Contracts A worded New Building Plans
      119 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon A-ATTACK: THE ANSWER BUGS' TAKES A CATCH AT SECOND BASE...CHAMPIONS TOO GOOD FOR AIRMEN
    196 12 A-ATTACK: THE ANSWER BUGS' TAKES A CATCH AT SECOND BASE... CHAMPIONS TOO GOOD FOR AIRMEN Underground shelters ward off radiation, blast UNIVERSITY STUDENTS DESIGN SURVIVAL CITY FOR COMMUNITY OF 10,000 PEOPLE NEW YORK, Monday. A STUDENT project at Cornell University College of Architecture has pointed the way to survival m
    UPI  -  196 words
  • Article
    Lock icon TWO DIE AS A NAVY ESCORT AND A CARGO SHIP CRASH
    131 12 NORFOLK (Virginia), Mon. —Two men aboard a UJS. destroyer escort were kilk hen it collided with the Swedish merchant vessel Soya-Atlantic at the entrance to Chesa Peake B veral others of ihe 220 or nen aboard the 1.400- raining
    Reuter  -  131 words
  • Article
    Lock icon COIN FIND IN ROTTING BAG IS DECLARED A TREASURE
    268 12 COIN FIND IN ROTTING BAG IS DECLARED A TREASURE MANTWICH (Cheshire), Mo n. Twelfth-century English silver coins described as the biggest hoard ever discovered m England, have been declared treasure trove at an inquest here. The hoard was discovered by workmen digging a drain at a dairy, near here m
    Reuter  -  268 words
  • Article
    New eruption
    15 12 MANAM ISLAND. Mon.— The south crater ot the volcano here Is erupting. U.P.I.
    15 words
  • Article
    Lock icon 100-car drive by hooded Klansmen to promote segregation
    218 12 100 -car drive by hooded Klansmen to promote segregation ATLANTA (Georgia), Mon.— The militant anti-Negro Ku Klux Klan took to the road in 100 cars in. Cobb County, Georgia, on Saturday night to persuade shopkeepers and businessmen to display pro-segrega-tion labels in their windows. The Klansmen. robed and hooded earned
    Reuter  -  218 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Triple murder: Police twice quiz stable hand and lorry driver
    178 12 OTTAWA, Illinois, Monday. A STABLE hand seen near the place m Starved Rock shite park where three middle-aged women were murdered last week was questioned by police for a second time over the weekend. No results of the questioning were
    Reuter  -  178 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Death in politics
    51 12 QUITO < Ecuador i, Mon.— Four people were reported dead and 21 injured In political clashes which marked a weekend visit here by Dr. Jose Maria Velasco Ibarra, who is campaigning for a fourth term as President of Ecuador. The election will be held on June 5.—
    Reuter  -  51 words
  • Article
    Whisky: 50,000
    49 12 cases lost m fire GLASGOW. Mon.— A dock fire yesterday destroyed an estimated $15. million worth of whisky and sisal, awaiting shipment to the United States. More than $0,000 cases of whisky burned as firemen from all parts of the city fought flames hundreds of feet high.
    49 words
  • Article
    Lock icon May is back in London and Aird says 'the wisest thing'
    159 12 May is back in London and Aird says 'the wisest thing' I ONDON. Mon.— Peter May, the England cricket captain, arrived here yesterday from the West Indies. Bronzed and smiling. Maylooks belied the physical con- i dition which compelled him to leave his team before the j last Test which
    Reuter  -  159 words
  • Article
    Lock icon TRINIDAD WONT PAY FOR VISIT BY PRINCESS
    122 12 TRINIDAD WONT PAY FOR VISIT BY PRINCESS pORT OF SPAIN, Mon. The Trinidad Legislature refused to share the cost of the recent West Indies visit of the British Princess Royal, Aunt of Queen Elizabeth. The Trinidad Government asked the legislature to vote £7.100 for "decorations t tc." during the Princess
    UPI  -  122 words
  • Article
    Rewards offered
    28 12 LONDON, Mon.— Public rewards have been offered by British banks and road haulage organisations In a nation wide campaign against bank robbers and lorry hi-j ackers.
    28 words
  • Article
    The killer
    24 12 EDINBURGH, Mon. The number of deaths from coronary thrombosis m Scotland last year topped the 10.000 mark for the first time.— Reuter.
    24 words
  • Article
    The war of nerves
    29 12 ALGIERS. Mon. Muslim rebels yesterday released an army sergeant kidnapped last Sunday as part of the Arab nerve war against the French settlers of Algeria.
    29 words
  • Article
    Lock icon They flee floods
    14 12 TAMPA, Florida, Mon.— Many families were evacuat- Ed after floods. Reuter
    Reuter  -  14 words
  • Article
    Bomb in taxi
    23 12 ALGIERS, Mon.— A time- bomb, left behind m a taxi by a customer, exploded yesterday and injured the i driver.
    23 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Death on the line
    46 12 SYDNEY. Mon. A man died with an accidentally electrified radio aerial wrapped around his chest today after he went to the rescue of a housewife whose clothesline had come m contact with the aerial. The housewife was Reuter revived by artificial respiration.—
    Reuter  -  46 words
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      200 12 Far tjtmr II #i#/. travel Ein comfort style i/ ihauiivur-Hrirvn from EVERFINE CO., /.Iri.v Mvnt §M»r tor Singapore) 519 Serangoon Road. Singapore-8. Tel: ***** #->#r your Trips /o Cameron Highlands Fraser's Hill ll*' lit ti 'mti&TrT Svif-Uriro <+& FORD, VAUXHALL VICTOR Other I**-:->if1 ->if Fine Cars V FROM A FREE
      200 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
      265 12 OM *(fl I FREE PRESS MOn I»1 j WORD PUZILE 7| Cut out ond p.- Posting instruct, Name Address I i a* CLUES FOR WORD Pi: 1. When tightly tied th apt to be difficult to ur 2. How you are likely to t if you stay up bH H
      265 words