The Singapore Free Press, 18 May 1960

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    Summit rows unsettle stock market: Price advances halted, trade 'very quiet'
    423 2 Summit rows unsettle stock market: Price advances halted, trade 'very quiet LONDON. Wed. [UK Summit Irouhlcs in Paris unsettled the London stock markets veslerda.v and halted Ihe ivicnl advance in prices. ness was extremely quiet and jobbers marked prices lower at the opening precaution ainst rhe falls were mainly confew
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    Threat to US shoe market
    76 2 WASHINGTON Wed. Representatives ol lh« \nicri- .u\ rubber (••tweai industry *»-i complained t:, I s. Govrrnim-nt officials that importation of Japanese rubber shiM-s and slippers which an- marketed at about half th»- price of American footwear, i*. threatening to wipe out the American industry. \p
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    135 2 CHIPS lying- «loncMdr the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Naticina 1 2. Tjibantjet 4 '5, Starstone 6A. Orestes 6 '7. BreJhire 89. Sargodha 10 11, Java Mail 13 14. Uljanik 15 16. Prev Grant 18. Braeside 19. Selangror N. Wall 1. Matang N.
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    Hong Kong prices
    59 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. Closing pikes here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banklnc Corporation 51. 290 $1.260 1 sales sales I Canton $92.50 $91.50 sales sales Wheeion Marden 7.30 7.05 sales sales UK .no phone $39.25 $38.00 sales &539.00 sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $30.00 $28.60 sales
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    Fuel oil price cut
    36 2 LONDON: Shell International Petroleum Company has announced (hat effective today H -during its bunker prices marine fuel oil by two shllper lonß ton in the Far range from Penang to YokoAiika inclusive
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    Broome Rubber a 'promising investment'
    821 2 Broome Rubber a 'promising investment' PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE H UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS i RUBBER Recovery in Singapore starts off a i rise in early quotations f ONDON, Wod. QuotaJL tions were advanced i sharply initially, to conform with the recovery at Singapore,
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    Round the Wprid Market Prices
    308 2 suit: All prices be lon art middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. May 17. Previous Today KUIBCR N«. 1 RSS .i.f. Europe^ ports May unquoted un<| r'<*fl Juno "7j r>v !6 RUBBER No. 1 R&S Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mouse Terms Juno T9
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    UP 50 DOWN 13 UNCHANGED 115
    756 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Tuesday. Previous Tc:ay I Alt*. Bricks (MS 2.40 240 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers 8.5. Petrol 51 51 BV. Trustees 5.25 5.25 Con. Tin Srne.t. Pref. »19 *2C 3 Crds. 5C6 51'Federal Dispensary "1.32J > "1.34 FiUpatriCKS
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    Club breaks tradition to donate cash to that Theatre
    11 3 Club breaks tradition to donate cash to that Theatre I .tion
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    ON CHEATING CHARGE ARE REMANDED
    5 3 ON CHEATING CHARGE ARE REMANDED
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    Mrs. Byrne will give away prizes
    6 3 Mrs. Byrne will give away prizes
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    Royal commandant
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    Social at youth camp
    86 3 Si AFORE. Wed. The club leaders fraternitj the Federation of Boys' Clubs will hold a social it on July 24 at 7.30 p.m. the Tanah Merah Youth Mr Tan Chwee Kim ta'ry of the Maternity. I that all workei i ibs and rcjpr< tatives from other
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    The 3 unconventional pythons: They've no
    76 3 RECEPTION BY TRADE COMMISSIONER FOR OFFICERS OF PAKISTANI SHIPS 0 About 100 people attended a reception Riven by the Pakistan Trade Commissioner, Mr. A. A. Khan, in honour of the conimanding officers of the Pakistani Navy >hips. Tippu Sultan and TughriL Picture shows (trom
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    $33 million for State Government project to develop rural areas
    191 3 $33 million for State Government project to develop rural areas kl ALA U MPIR, Wednescluv. PHI v kmgoi iniviTDim'iil plans to sptiul mod on riirnl (levelopmenl projiTls. he Mcntri Ih's;ii-. Inrhf Abu Bak;ir bin B<igiii(la, old Hit l)cpul> Piimr Minister. Tun Abdul :k. .iikl incinlK'is ol llit 1 Selangor Slale
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    Chairman elected
    20 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Dr. Yeoh Hoik- Soo has been ted chairman ol the newly southern brane: Medical Ass<
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    AUSSIE SAPPERS TO LEAVE FOR DUTIES IN NORTH BORNEO
    81 3 AUSSIE SAPPERS TO LEAVE FOR DUTIES IN NORTH BORNEO SINGAPORE. The Ist. Field Troop. Royal Austrs. will m from the Federation of Mas' >rth Borneo later this year to assist in further work at the British training area in Kotal B> .'id. The development of this me--5 will pi> British
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    Revolver seized at by-election meet
    56 3 Revolver seized at by-election meet IPOH. Wed. Police ha seized a revolver from a youth aft<?r a commotion at Malim Nawar. during a campaign for votes for candidates in the Kampar by-elec-tion. The youth was said to have drawn out the weapon when he was surrounded by a group of
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    Art sale by hiker
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A j German hitch-hiker, Gunter R.H. Helm Holz, who is short- ly leaving for the Federation, wants to sell six oil paintings given to him last week by two young local arI
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    THE ALLIANCE STAGE A COMEBACK IN THE
    180 3 THE ALLIANCE STAGE A COMEBACK IN THE EAST COAST [TOTA BHARU. Wed. l The Alliance and the Pan Malayan Islamic Party are re-organis-ing in the East Coast. The Alliance which suffered a crushing defeat during the state and parliamentary elections at the hands of the PMIP last year. Is regaining
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    GIRLS IN KIMONOS ENTERTAIN AT SHIP PARTY
    52 3 GIRLS IN KIMONOS ENTERTAIN AT SHIP PARTY SINGAPORE. Wi'd.— About a hundred businessmen and .snipping executives were tertamed io a buffet by Barretto Snipping and Trading Company on board the Shiesnima Maru wnich arrived in Singapore on her maiden voyage on Friday. Girls from Japan Hou.se dad in kimonos entertained
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    Grads should do a spot of farming first, says this professor
    224 3 Grads should do a spot of farming first, says this professor Kt ALA I.l'MlU Wednesday. AN INDONESIAN university professor. Dr. Suclarsono Hadiastutro, said all graduates in South-easl Asin should be enlisted in a national agricultural service lo study Ihe basic problems of harmers. i Dr Sudansono left here after attending
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    business to hunt together
    341 3 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THRKK nonconformist pythons which made the headlines in Singapore last week have set a poser for the Zoology Department at the Institute tor Medical Research in Kuala Lumpur. The pythons not only defied convention by luintiiii; together. The department's expert on reptiles said that
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    BIG KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE ON JUNE 1
    95 3 BIG KING'S BIRTHDAY PARADE ON JUNE 1 KUALA UMl'l R Ned. Ihe I i deration will cHebratr the Inrlh (iav <»1 thi 1 aul 1 1 Pertuan Aromk Ml June 1. it MTU oliuialh an nounred. The <>Mi« ial proti.immc mm lml« .i p. i r. id- .it th« l^
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    A duchess loses her diamond brooch at the Palace
    166 4 f ONDON. Wed. At >> a quarter to one in the morning in the Long Gallery at Buckingham Palace, the Duchess of Buccleuch discovered she had lost her emerald and diamond brooch. a before-the-royal-wedding party for Princess Margaret was going on
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    Girl, 13, strangled
    23 4 SALISBURY. Wed. Sandra Toms, 13-year-old £irl found dead in a manhole near her home was strangled, an inquest was told
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    Number two blaze
    21 4 MANILA. Wed. Fire hit Cavite City, west of Manila, for the second time in less than a week.
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    1,035 feet make this world's longest liner
    47 4 S. S. France, the world's largest liner, was recently launched by Madam De Gaulle at the St. Nazaire shipyards, pagnie General Transatlantique liner is the largest to be built for the North Atlantic trade for more than 20 years. It
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    A 'disgraced' Stalin... with Mr. K's full backing
    263 4 A 'disgraced' Stalin... with Mr. K's full backing LONDON. Wednesday. AN astonishing poem, published in Russia, in Pravada, with the full backing of Mr. Khrushchev, has dealt a fresh shattering blow to the memory of Stalin. The author is Alexander Tvardovsky, leading Russian poet who was officially disgraced a few
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    Fatal rail crash
    19 4 BERLIN, Wed.- Fifty-nine i people were killed in a rail crash in Leipzig on Monday night.
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    THAT NEW LOOK BUILDING FAILS TO STAND ON ONE LEG
    72 4 THAT NEW LOOK BUILDING FAILS TO STAND ON ONE LEG DALLAS. iTexas), Wed.— One slim pillar supported the roof of the beautiful new concrete petrol station here. It was one of those modern buildings. You look at it and cannot, understand how it can possibly stay up. This one didn't.
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    Street spray-baths by police help to cut water consumption
    118 4 Street spray-baths by police help to cut water consumption NEW YORK. Wednesday. gTREET BATHING here will be more fun this year, when the hi?; heal starts in ;i few weeks time. Police arc I special shower caps which will be screwed on to fire-hydrants to give a nice spray effect
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    Tanks at rally
    44 4 IZMIR (Turkey. Wed. Many people were injured when tank* and truncheon- 1 .swinging police were called out to put down demonstrations here which j marked tne start oi a tour of the country by the Premier, Mr. Adnan Menderes. Reuter. 1 <
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    No. 3 Huk wounded
    23 4 j MANILA, Wed. Government troops wounded Commander Linda Bie, the number three Communist "Huk" leader in the Philippines. 1 <
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    Home from tour
    27 4 NAIROBI, Wed. Mr. Ronald Ngala, recently ap- i i pointed Kenya Minister of Labour, arrived back here from a tour of the United < States.
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    Red misconduct
    22 4 PANMUNJOM, Wed. The United Nations Command accused the Communist treme misconduct during the Joint Observer Team meetin" of May 12.
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    NO COLOUR BAR IN NASHVILLE CAFETERIAS
    75 4 NO COLOUR BAR IN NASHVILLE CAFETERIAS NEW YORK. Wr bars and lunch-cour/ in Nashville, were tacitly de-segr last-w-Groups of two a I valked th» quiet;. and ordered th month therr most riots when Quietly given in •■•••■■■■•••••••■•■■a But Nashville has quK mven in the 1 wn in the South to
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    Slight quake tremor
    14 4 TOKYO. Wed. A slight earthquake shocked N district in Central Japan.
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    Beep, beep...
    16 4 MELBOUI .-d r Woomera Station in South Ai; I picked up radio lrom th
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    BRITISH IMPORT CUTS 'HITTING NEW ZEALAND'
    175 4 AUCKLAND, Wed.Socialist import restrictions, which have driven British shoes, shirts, biscuits and sweets, gramophones, furniture, soap, and beer out of the market here in the past two years, are costing New Zealand dearly. Professor B. P. Philpott, Professor of Agricultural Economics at Canterbury Agricultural
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    Soviet poet attacks dea
    74 4 FATHER HELPS LINDA (ONLY GIRL IN TECHNICAL INSTITUTE) AT HER WORK lilt' met -iianically-tiiindci] airl in this picture If l.ind.i U«M)(lruH". a IM-yrar-old i;lanior;>u> iJ'd-hrad l.ind.i i^ the only u irl in a daM <»1 Mlfinwri .it Btjlioi 1 I; Technical Instilut<v Mi>sf\ ||«-r lather i>
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    500 Freno war veterans go on pilgrima
    13 4 500 Freno war veterans go on pilgrima 1) A hunge I Ghana 1
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    Jegrees for ex-varsity heads
    342 5 JUNE CONVOCATION TO HONOUR FOUR MEN WHO HAD SERVED ON THE ACADEMIC STAFF BUKIT TIMAH, Wednesday. ["WO former varsity heads are among the five; graduands to receive honorary degrees at the convocation ceremony to be held here on .June 11. They are Prof. A. A. Sandosham,
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    THE 'REGULARS' APPEAL: MODERNISE THE TODDY SHOPS
    103 5 THE 'REGULARS' APPEAL: MODERNISE THE TODDY SHOPS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Regular drinkers in Kuala Lumpur have appealed to the Selangor Government to modernise existing toddy shops. The appeal came particularly from customers at the Imbi, Temple Road and Sentul shops who complained of crowded conditions. Doubled These "regulars" are full
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    Sultan's inspection
    36 5 KLUANG. Wed. The Sultan of Pahang. who is Colonel Commandant of the Royal Malay Regiment paid his first official visit during the week-end to 6th Battalion stationed at the foot ol Gunoi b Lambak.
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    S'pore journalists with the Earl of Perth
    49 5 hi Mim.ipm,- were Ihe ukMx at a reception ht-ld at the Colonial Office, and arc •itli. Minister ol State for the Colonial Office. Left to riuht are: Mr. [Via ha Xl l"• of Prrth. >i!v A,,/. M, \Von S and Mr Nuiam.
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    Pupil, 15, sent to hostel for 6 months for housebreaking and theft
    30 5 Pupil, 15, sent to hostel for 6 months for housebreaking and theft PiPORE, Weclnesclav. h«> pleaded guilty clmitled he hud had ii'tion and another loi nl -inmil ;i criminal months
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    ISMAILIS HERE MOURNED PRINCE ALY FOR FOUR DAYS
    46 5 ISMAILIS HERE MOURNED PRINCE ALY FOR FOUR DAYS SINGAPORE. Wed. 'The Lsmaili Community m rved a four-day mow the late Khan who died crash in Pan Thu Tht ps wen I the t in tl .dent of the 1 the them i the I r. Lum]
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    AN APPEAL: SATA GETS $14,692 SO FAR
    74 5 AN APPEAL: SATA GETS $14,692 SO FAR SINGAPORE V. The Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association has received gifts tiling $14,692 in response chairman's appeal to and business houses for 1960. A SlOO gift Imm the Buddhist Union has raised total I r SATA from Vesak Day celebratioi 51. 200. r from the
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    Girls start work
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The first batch of ten Malay girls to join the Work Brigade have started training at the Police Training School, along with 13 other girls.
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    Muslim blood donors
    24 5 KUCHING Wed The legal committee of the Majlis Islam here ruled that Muslims may donate blood to the blood transfusion service.
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      55 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Oickenson MANDKAKt by Lee Falk and Phil Davis THt OF JULIET By Stan Drake by Chic Young BLONDIE IT^SI i^Sl S^W h < ure ot a Pleasant evening every day with a regular order tor The Singapore me Press Don t trust to
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      The Tengku a true disciple of democracy
      435 6  - The Tengku a true disciple of democracy Sir. "THE free world v. betrayed by a host of Juda at last week's conferemv of Commonwealth Prime Ministers in London. Among all the Mi aU democracy, there was only Abdul Rahman. Pi Minister of the Federation of Mala The confen be recorded
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    Anyone who says the Pope is a puppet IS mistaken!
    1002 6 Anyone who says the Pope is a puppet IS mistaken! From ROME RENE MacCALL sends a perceptive report... THE plump little man of 78, with a twinkling eye and jug ears, had been up since four a.m. as is his wont. Now he was com ing lo the end of
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    THE THREE TOP TALENTS THAT MAKE A GREAT Q.C.
    635 6  - THE THREE TOP TALENTS THAT MAKE A GREAT Q.C. John Dean Potter LORD SHAWCROSS on by THE retirement of Gilbert Beyfus, Q.C., one of the most brilliant advocates of his generation, has raised these questions: WHAT are the ingredients that make the magic which turns a lawyer into a brilliant
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    Ragging? Oh, it's so very mild, say the 460 freshies: We haven't complaints'
    79 7  - Ragging? Oh, it's so very mild, say the 460 freshies We haven't complaints' SIUD EN.S BEGIN UFE ON CAMPUS W.TH A TOUR, TEA AND A TAUC WITH THE LECTUBEHS SINGAPORE. Wednesday EDNA TAN \t> freshies of the Unii have started a new term *md together with their mild form of
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    ASIA FOUNDATION MAKES
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    A GRANT FOR A VARSITY LAW PROFESSOR
    111 7 A GRANT FOR A VARSITY LAW PROFESSOR SINGAPORE. Wed. Tlie appointment of Prof. H.E. Grow Professor of Constitutional Law in the University of Mala;--.s been announced. disclosed to I L. A Dean 01 the L. return to :er a holid. B Sheridan said pointment of a Pro: een made p
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    100 MALAYAN TAPPERS LEAVE ON A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY TO SEE HOMELAND ONCE AGAIN
    119 7 100 MALAYAN TAPPERS LEAVE ON A SENTIMENTAL JOURNEY TO SEE HOMELAND ONCE AGAIN SINGAPORE. Wed.— To 100 rubber tup--3 ;m hv estates of tlmenta] jourutter 30 year.-. ;oiiig to be a l l°* in India Is today. said 50-year-M son o: Pakinsamy. as he >:i the >hip which is now
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    POP -Wot a Pantomime
    27 7  -  Cog By Don t trust to luck...be sure of a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press
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    Shark scare at Pasir Panjang: Fishermen, picnickers hit
    245 7 Shark scare at Pasir Panjang: Fishermen, picnickers hit SINGAPORE, Wednesday. piSHERMEN of Pasir Panjang are mystified by repeated damage to their nets ;ii sen. They believe thai the van- dal is a shark which is prowling close in-shore. Fishermen laying their nets for the past two weeks have discovered their
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    BIG REWARD OFFER FOR HELP TO ARREST $ FORGERS
    85 7 BIG REWARD OFFER FOR HELP TO ARREST FORGERS Wed. The Singapore Police have offered a reward of 520.000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or rsons responsible for the counterfeiting of SI. OO notes. Th( bearing the rtrait r boat hera sailing it the back,
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    Search for driver
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— 1 Police yesterday appealed to the driver of a lorry which gave a lift to Mr. Leoim Hee Toong, one of Idsmiths, robbed of $100, jewellery at Kan--12 miles from here, to get in touch with them immediately.
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    BROWN THE PUP HAS A HOWLING TIME BEFORE HE FLIES AWAY
    96 7 BROWN THE PUP HAS A HOWLING TIME BEFORE HE FLIES AWAY SINGAPORE, Wed. The Staff of tln b Malayan Airways freight store tried desperately to please a 'nasty passenger bound for Ipoh In spite of persistent friendly persuasion. Brown, a two and a half month old pedigree, refused to stop
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    Woodhull on unions
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.- Mr. S. Woodhull. political and information secretary of the Trades Union Congress, said that the trade union movement here "is not committed to any political party."
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    Trespass charge
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The second magistrate, Tuan Haji Abdul Rani, ordered a warrant to be issued for the arrest of Lee Kah Tian. 53. for not being present at court to answer a charge of trespass at the railway station.
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    TB EXPERT FROM S'PORE FOR WHO MEET
    87 7 TB EXPERT FROM S'PORE FOR WHO MEET SINGAPORE, Wed. The AcUng Chest Physician at the Tan Tock Sen 1 Hospital, Dr. Wong Hin Sun. left Singapore by air yesterday for Sydney, Australia, where he will attend the World Health Organisation (Tuberculosis* colference to be held later In the w< i
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    Ruby ('Too hot with hair down') didn't cool airport
    161 7 Ruby ('Too hot with hair down') didn't cool airport PAYA LEBAR. Wee When pretty 20--year-old Singapore ger Miss Ruby Wah .mo Singapore airpon was difficult to look in her direction. Ruby attraction and talk i whole airport B she boarded Hong Kong, it [eft eve: body asking: "Now. now just
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    Fatal cradle blaze
    17 7 PENANG, V old child was burned to death when the mosqui; coroner was told.
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    You are looking lovely today
    21 8 LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Rosy Lim. IS. She is ;i clerk in ;i commercial firm.
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    Famous singer with a missi
    54 8  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS Bv VASANTHA <UM* GIVE 10 CONCE^ TO RAISE FUND C OUR UNIVERSITY FAMOUS SINGER, hold word in Singapore with a l)i L for the Indian School sitv of Malaya. She is M.L i i^i\ c 10 ivciLik w ill Malayan towns. Sh< proceeds
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    WOMAN KILLED BY LOG: CORONER SAYS OWNER WAS CARELESS
    222 8 WOMAN KILLED BY LOG: CORONER SAYS OWNER WAS CARELESS JPOH, Wed.— The Ipoh Coroner, Mr. Chew Kok Chooi, today held that a sawmill proprietor, Kons Liew, was "criminally responsible" for the death of a woman employee at his sawmill on Feb. 24 this year. Mr. Chew was giving his u'rdk't
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    $6,219 FOR TRISHA MAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT WITH A CAR
    193 8 $6,219 FOR TRISHA MAN INJURED IN ACCIDENT WITH A CAR SINGAPORE, Wed. A 47-year-old trisha rider was awarded special and general damages totalling 56.219 in the High Court. Quay Shan Fatt was injured in" a road accident in August last year, and Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, granted the award.
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    ALL UNION FEES COMPULSORY AT POLYTECHNIC ANNUAL REPORT STATES
    74 8 ALL UNION FEES COMPULSORY AT POLYTECHNIC ANNUAL REPORT STATES SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore I technie Repo: that union compulsory and be collected al< academi; TTm on a con; proposed Stud about Interim Council the:: Thi the re :d. Extremely well It coi. the .start the ha.s provt G to bf
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    So impressed with Singapore...
    169 8 but, oh, such bad road manners SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Low Kee ('hong, who left Singapore IS years ago, returned, and was very impressed to lind Hie State so well developed. Mr. Low. now an Australian citizen, returned to Singapore for a month's holiday with his family. He
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    A DIVISION OF UMNO PROPOSES TO REORGANISE 61 BRANCHES
    104 8 A DIVISION OF UMNO PROPOSES TO REORGANISE 61 BRANCHES TELUK ANSON, Wed. The Lower Perak division of Umno. with (51 subbranches has a plan to reorganise by s< tting up a division In each ol three parliamentary constituencies in the district. The plan was discussed bv the working committee ol
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    Sympathy message
    32 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Members of the Ismaili M Jim community in Malaya •sent a message ol condolence to the Aga Khun on the death of Prince Aly Khan, his father.
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    New medical officials
    63 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Dr. Yeoh Hone Soo has been elected chairman of the new-ly-formed southern branch of the Malayan Medical Association. The chairman -elect i- Dato < Dr. I H.B.C. Wallace, secreDr. Toh Siang Yeow. and (treasurer. Dr. P.s. Raman. Committee members: Dr. s Appadurai. Dr. Chan
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    SHORT OF MONEY, SO 46 PWD MEN GET THE SACK
    75 8 SHORT OF MONEY, SO 46 PWD MEN GET THE SACK KOTA BH AR U Wea Forty-.six daily paid labourers oi the Public Works Department here have been given a month 'i not.ee. The di>mi»al notices. effective from June 12. s.aid that the Government taking thi> action because it was short
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    Off to Britain on retirement
    28 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Mr Chark Wt-lfare Officer. J tired inac yar. \ho Char •ralia Britain. worker for I in J Then from m oil.
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    30 CHILDREN ON A TO OF NAVAL
    7 8 30 CHILDREN ON A TO OF NAVAL
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    Have fun... look here today for your lucky!
    272 8 Have fun look here today for your lucky BORN today you have an orderly, uid accurate mind but you must develop your originality or you cannot hope to n-ach the top or the profession You have a natural calm which helps you to overcome temporary setbacks and to go on
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      41 8 SINGAPORE TODAY: 5 38 p.m. TOMORROW: 4.40 a.m. and 6.55 p.m. FRIDAY: 6.21 a.m. and *.55 p.m. SATURDAY: 7.55 a.m and 8.39 p.m. SUNDAY: M.OO a.m. and 9.11 p.m. MONDAY. D.51 a.m. and 9.42 p.m. TUESDAY: 10.33 a.m and 10.09 p.m.
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      111 8 DIARY OF TODAY'S I EVENTS SINGAPORE POLICE BAM) I 7.30 p.m. SINGAPORE ROTARY LI B: at < Mr. Henii Ul General. INDEPENDEX I MISSION \\i\ MOVI Ml I I film sJaow b\ N< .30 am.: Wi ci Girl Club M( p.m.: S 30 p.m.: Bid II Deii m. HINESI MCA
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      271 8 Free Press Crosswg clues Acmoss I' I 12 I I 1. Choose one's implement (4*. I j B B^^Ji "^^B^ 4 Bit of sail chained near the h ■bj— —ta m^^^^^^ surface 4 I 7. Piebald horse TT""!^ T^^r^isßßf" ~l more than liquid measure <5». y I v 9. Drink
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    Malaya most! developed in S-E Asia since war, says writer
    234 9 gINGAPORE, Wed. A Japanese writer and free-lance journalist, Mr. Sochi Oya here to observe the post war development, said -Malaya is the most developed country in Asiu after the war." Mr. Oya, 62, a prominent writer in Japan with 50
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    Hit and miss jobs by untrained men can cause exhaust fumes
    361 9 Hit and miss jobs by untrained men can cause exhaust fumes AS a result of several requests for my opinion on excessive exhaust fumes, particularly, of course, from diesel oil engines, this week I will <nve mv views on the subject. The servicing of fuel injection equipment is a very
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    Youth club dance
    25 9 SEGAMAT. Wed. The Segamat Youth club will hold a, dance ai the Hakka Association on Friday to raise funds for Its activities.
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    FILM SHOWS AND TALKS PUT ON BY MINISTRY
    65 9 FILM SHOWS AND TALKS PUT ON BY MINISTRY SINGAPORE. Wed. Free film shows will be given by the Ministry of Culture during the week. Short talks by Field s will precede the shows winch begin at 7 p.m.: Thursday: Potong Pasir Farmers Area; Kampong Cha4 Cher: Pin Ghee High School;
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    Taxi driver is acquitted
    69 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Basil bin Abdullah, a taxi-driver, was acquitted and discharged in the Second Criminal District Court on a charge of committing breach of trust of a taxi worth $700 which was entrusted to him at St. George's Road on June 1. 1956. The judge, Mr.
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    SULTAN AND SULTANAH WATCH A NIGHT OF OLD-NEW DANCES
    128 9 TANJONG RHU, WedAbout 260 people, including the Sultan and Sultanah of Johore and other distinguished members of the Royal Family, attended a dance party at the Singapore Swimming Club recently. The occasion was a nightlong demonstration of old and new dances
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    Motorists (alarmed at the spate of car thefts) police action
    229 9 Motorists (alarmed at the spate of car thefts) police action SINGAPORE Wednesday gINGAPORE motorists are more and more alarmed over the spate of car tfcefti that have occurred in recent week-. In nearly all cases, the cars stolen were carefully locked up by their owners and most of them are
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    The menacing hawkers: Pupils are lured into games of chance
    142 9 The menacing hawkers: Pupils are lured into games of chance SINGAPORE, Wednesday. rilH principals of several schools in Ihe McXair Road area are concerned over the growing number of hawkers who are luring schoolchildren with games of chance. They are also a problem to motorists, especially a; dis-missal-time, when the
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    SIR GEOFROY CURTAILS TOUR BECAUSE MEMBER OF STAFF IS ILL
    116 9 SIR GEOFROY CURTAILS TOUR BECAUSE MEMBER OF STAFF IS ILL SINGAPORE, Wed. The British High Commissioner in Malaya, Sir Geofroy Tory, now on an extensive tour of Sarawak and North Borneo, has curtailed his visit by six days. Sir Georroy accompanied by Lady Tory left Kuala Lumpur on May 8
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    ROBBERY TRIAL FOR YOUTH AGED 14
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. 14-year-old boy, accused ol armed robbery, was ordered to be remanded, pending hi-> trial at the Juvenile Court on June C. n armed with a .>crew dri\ when he robbed I a watch, worth S
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    Prizes for boys and girls
    111 9 |>OCKET MONEY prizes 1 a red for colourne with paints, crayons or chall Th four prizes offered- -each of $5 (two for boys and V girls). Pom your effort to Aunty Wendy, c o The Singapore Free Pr< House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9, to
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    Make this date: fun in the sun for all in the family...it's Singapore's biggest cycling rax
    221 10 Make this date: fun in the sun for all in the family... it's Singapore's biggest cycling rax IT WILL BE HELD ON JUNE 26 AND ITS OPEN TO ALL MAKE a date i lin in llr sun < or everyone. The day is Sunday, June 26, day of Ihe Free
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    Two District soccer clubs suspended for alleged breach of competition rules
    55 10 Two District soccer clubs suspended for alleged breach of competition rules BUKIT PANJANG. Wednesday. BUKIT P. Rangers and Permuda Sports Club ha 1 fnded from taking part in the Buk: District League soccer eompetitioi. The tuo I •d t fielded petition forming the Bukit P District L tne two Pointed
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    Snooker men demand more elbow room
    56 10 Snooker men demand more elbow room rj I E L E N S, Wed.-Snooker-playing Lancaners have won ,ht to get more elbow n around the Miooker tab! estimated eo>t Thi o: a miners' .b in this Lancaare to be pulled rebuilt at the ::u^Mii arty rv had I about the
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    Sugar Ray fails to turn up
    44 10 BALTIMORE. Wed. Sugar" R;\y Robinson, former world middleweight champion, tailed to turn up for his fight again I Pedro Gonzales. On the same bill, world welterweight champi Jordan was outj* I 10-rour.d^ by Candy McFarland < Pennsylvania K Reul
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    BOYS IN COSTUME TO ACT AS LIVE CHESSMEN FOR DUEL ON PAINTED FIELD
    185 10  -  LIM KOK ANN B> SINGAPORE. Wednesday pO CELEBRATE National Day, Battle} School Chess Club, sponsored by the Singapore Chess Federation is putting on a Living Chess Display. For this the chessmen will be represented by boys in
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    Coach Rahim Sattar says: Conscience is clear, I'm ready to face inquiry
    231 10  - Coach Rahim Sattar says: Conscience is clear, I'm ready to face inquiry Vazir Markar By Jalan Besar. Wednesdav "^p conscience is perfect K clear" ifeclarei couch Rahim Sattar lo Hie Sin&i|>or< Anuiteur Kootball Association council lasl night. "I ;im no! in the least discouraged" he said. l!;iliim Sattar Ilien Lidded
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    The Sicilian Defence for an all-out struggle
    104 10  - The Sicilian Defence for an all-out struggle Chess lesson 36, Fred Reinfeld OEFORE I deal with *-*Double Queen Pawn Openings, let u^ take a look at the interesting Sicilian Defence. Try it for yourself with a chessboard, and study its possibilities. Sicilian Defence WHITE BLACK 1 P— K4 P— QB4
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    ANGELINA IS BEST ATHLETE
    112 10 Ki perl Holy 1. athli nn Resul iMv |s|(IS lcti \iisum inn «!!<•- Huh lump I on: Jump Intrr-housr < l I Itiwh k i.i\ llKlyds tricia I sum l»uull«v Hi Jnmp V. V 41 1 I -»;i- l\inip A: 2. R Inter I 110yds i
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    Hospital superior
    27 10 SINGAPORE. Wed Tock Seng Sports Club pi ed too guoci for Reformativf Training Centre winning 4-1 in a Div. 'AD soccer m Oeylang un \A
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    238 10  -  M. Harrison-Gray by A BOLD not-for-begin-ners label has to be pinned on certain devices which are optional features of Standard Bridge. The hand below. for instance, shows the general idea behind modern fourthsuit theory. W. I. 10 2 AAJ974 QJ7G 3 K 8 0 A Q J 9
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    The Free Press Cycle Race
    71 10 The Free Press Cycle Race Name Pesl ihi>> it.Mi! linie-v Hou ived will I II you bm mi> Amateur Cycling the foUowini \I I ENTRANTS \OU \Uv|l to < >u in lend to i It! IMTION Ol I out- lu> has .ii.>i •it, ami i ►tin i chsifs «ho b
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    rm of today's runners
    847 11 I EE IRISH \M I I N i I HNIRAMA t ii mum I I\\ 111 \IIU.K i 1 Kll\ i I I \li\lll.lKin i \n« l'i LOT IT AM: |>\Nt l\( Ml R Dl H \R \K I I MI> I lES MASTER RACE FOUR
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    Munich victory
    19 11 NEW YORK. Wed. The •Munich 1860" soccer team of West Germany beat the American soccer league All-Stars
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    Hong Kong varsity sportsmen ask for state games
    169 11 Hong Kong varsity sportsmen ask for state games SINGAPORE. Wednesday. UNIVERSITY of Hong Kon^ wants to play against ;te side in cricket and soccer. In a letter to Mr. N. Subramaniam. secretary inising committee of University of Malaya (Singapore) Athletic Union, Hong Kong have asked for matches when they tour
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    Yes, 12 weeks is enough to build up big muscles
    400 11  - Yes, 1 2 weeks is enough to build up big muscles LIM POH BOON By Singapore. Wed. i BE thorough with your exercises today. Take your time, perform them In the proper manner. Meanwhile I have some questions to reply to here, as follows: Question One: I am sft. lOin.
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    UP GOES THE S.A.B.A. KITTY: THEY COLLECT ANOTHER $800
    204 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. 3 The three-day Open boxing championships which concluded last Saturday was another successful affair both financially and otherfor the Singapore Amateur BoxinK AssoC1 Although held in a hall which <<>^ cl olily acc>om 600 fans the association managed* maw
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    LIKE A BOLT OUT OF THE BLUE MATMOON SUDASEE DASHED HOPES OF A SUKARAMAI WIN
    249 11  - LIKE A BOLT OUT OF THE BLUE MATMOON SUDASEE DASHED HOPES OF A SUKARAMAI WIN CHUA BAN HOCK JALAN BESAR By r Wednesday. I athul Karib I Sukaramai Z KARAMAI were plain unlucky yesterday. They had the game in the bag with three minutes to go. Then, like a bolt
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    The Starlites trounce the Sikhs
    220 11 The Starlites trounce the Sikhs FARRER PARK. Wed.—Starlite Youngsters trounced Sikh Juniors 5-0 in a friendly soccer match yesterday. Skipper Bakthar was again in great form. He completed the hattrick by scoring three i of the five goals. Starlite began well and attacked for most of the first I half.
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    Goals, goals and more goals
    89 11 SINGAPORE, Wed Two goals each by Lee Kok Leong, Awang Bakar and Mohd. Amin enabled Police Sports Club to beat Alexandra Sports Club 6-1 in a friendly soccer match at Thomson Road yesterday. Bakri scored for Alexandra. Referee: Mr. N* Eng Kim. Police B.C. Arumugam;
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      Downing Street and Your Highness a safe pair
      115 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS B/ BUKIT TIMAH. Wednesday JIIK Hobbs 1 trained Downing Street and Your Highness should make a good double, in the two top divisions of the (lass 1, 7F events at Bnkit Timah today. Incidcnth Ihc dangers lo these horses arc
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      Don't bet without this guide
      372 12 FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAYMAIL HANYAHG^ JUAHFANG "aUAN LEWIS TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP j CALL BOY POINTER L.M.Y. Kwcc Loh MAYU-LOONG "T" SHOWMAN SHOWMAN SHOWM/TnT" LUCKY GAME TRUELOvF" SENTENCE JH?WMAN II R Yco rhng I Mon Amour Sentence True Love I**™°" a""* G me K'inc.
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      Start the day with Showman: Gembira has lots of support
      514 12 SNOWMAN is my selection for tl»<> first rail e which is not easj to puk I ~<> for Showman bei ause «>f his promising showing in his, tirst race in Malaya. I tl Princess Vearling Sentence to make a Dragon
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      Coffee shop will close to cheer for cyclist Lim
      194 12 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. COFFEE-SHOP in Bukil Timah Road will lake ii holiday on June 26. One of its workers, Lim Men.-; Tew, 17. is taking part in the Free Press Cycle race and colleagues will he cheering him on. Said Lim: "The
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      140 12 If you are Q home z/iocieji camera and JL tor. There qM finer. Mont „M winners of I amateur eo/J tions use (jM You can buy a I camera hum I Gammeten I u f f i r \s\\^\ ill WASHINGTON I STEREO RECORD R EP»OM Stereophonic sound rr i
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