The Singapore Free Press, 1 June 1960

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    17 1 THE NEWSPAPER EWPPvnnv mKm kmj The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 1, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    THE FIRST ON THE LIST
    159 1  -  FARRY CHIA Existing industries will feet the initial benefits under Government's 5-year expansion plan hat s you' Dr. Goh tells manufacturers SINGAPORE. Wednesday i mister. Dr. (ioh Keng Swee, -<ured the Singapore Manution that existing industries -t benefit from the Ciovernvxpand indu*trialisation. il Ihc annual
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    SPECIAL SESSION TO ELECT THE ASSEMBLY SPEAKER
    87 1 SPECIAL SESSION TO ELECT THE ASSEMBLY SPEAKER CINGAPORE. Wed. The first election of the As.Minoly .speaker takes place a lew minutes aftci four tnLs evening and indications are that Sir George Oehlers may be chosen to take tht cnair for another term. Tne special wemkam of tne Assembly toaay ia
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    Joan (THE OTHER WOMAN) speaks
    389 1 Joan THE OTHER WOMAN) speaks •TURN TO PAGE SIX FOR A POSTSCRIPT TO THE BIG BREAK-UP ...As new 'Larry and Viv' film is planned A FREE PRESS SPECIAL LONDON, Wed. Actress Joan Plowright last night issued a message the first since she went into hiding after an announcement that Sir
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    Waterfront strikers in clash with the police: 20 detained
    177 1  - Waterfront strikers in clash with the police: 20 detained BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE, Wed. UARBOTR Board Police detained 20 men lnsl evening utter i\ scuffle with 70 lighterage workers on strike at Telok Aver Basin. The Chief of the Harbour Board Police. Mr. R. Tilley. said this morning that the
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    Malaya stays away
    29 1 CAIRO. Wed. Malayan. Indian and Burmese diplomats and Egyptian officials boycotted a diplomatic reception here to mark the 50th anniversary of the Union of South Africa!
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    Ike's long journey
    21 1 WASHINGTON, Wee—President Eisenhower's forthcoming trip to the Far East will be his longest journey to date 22,795 miles.
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    Invitation to Queen
    23 1 NEW DELHI. Wed.— A formal invitation to Queen Elizabeth II to visit India will be sent within the next fortnight.
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    My pal Chou—by Monty
    65 1 My pal Chou— by Monty a I ONDON Wed.— Field Marshal Lord Montsomcrv told This return from Red China last nijjht that n-porters on his return chaimin> he tons drrrd T^J'htful person. He considered that the 22 rh i i-i -quite Preferable' as compared uith the new hl n J
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    Cooper comfortable
    17 1 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. Actor Gary Cooper, 58. successfully underwent corrective surgery and was resting comfortably today.
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    Music awheel: Rock 'n' roll Dudley will sing at finishing post
    163 1 Music awheel: Rock 'n' roll Dudley will sing at finishing post SINGAPORE, Wed.— Singapore's Elvis Presley, Mr. Dudley Winston, 18. one of tiie competitors m the Free Press Cycle Race, proposes to chant rock'n'roll numbers as he nears the finishing point. Hr said yesterday: "Energetic music like rock 'n' roll
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    STOP PRESS
    119 1 stock exchange: I I 1 r'w.tM \-.»n. th< nIOiK !lAN< il In Mn •i fuietlj II i R IfTCAM ia n i MM U Ittl v M N '.1 I Bl M *S M" x Il\ i.'il'lM RUBBER UP ,i this nMrnin nts» per Ife -m» i rnf
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    23 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today— buylnc $1.35 and selling $1.42. Second Malayan Fund manager's prices buying $1.03 ar.d celling $1.09.
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    Gains in industrials but the gilt-edgeds drift lower in London mart
    395 2 Gains in industrials but the gilt-edgeds drift lower in London mart LONDON. Wed. •fill-; slock nunkcts m London \tsUtdav gave another satisfactory performance hut industrial equities again diiimed the major share <>f business. Gilt edsed securities were very quiet and drifted lower under the influence of possible competition from new
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    Tin is steadier in London
    85 2 LONDON. Wed.— Tin steamer yes>t«rday on improved Continental demand, according •o ide Quarter^ A err.oon ba>e meal rtflimn •weie the quiet side through- < lousrh prite<- held >re toy ■f ::om lead which -.i^ed -cattered cheaper o'Ter^ In XKU YORK tin was .softer I and
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    186 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lyinj along>ide the Stafftpore Hai hum Board harve* or expected today are: AMa 12., Stefan Okrzeja 45. Pre*. McKinley 6A. Mataram t 7, Glen- garry 89, Tjisadane 10/11, Marcelli Nowotko 13 14, Bintang 15 16, Straat Torres 18. Rogpeveen 19. Selangor N. Wall 2, Scudai N.Wall
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,215 $1,215 buyers sales Union Ins. Canton $89.50 $90.00 buyers sale* J Wheelock Marden 7.15 7.20 sales sellers HKong plione $38.00 $37.75 tales sales Dairy Fatm Cold Storage $28.60 $JB 'o snles sales
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    Tins score again with Ayer Hitam the highlight
    717 2 Tins score again with Ayer Hitam the highlight fpAGETWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS] DIVIDENDS Idris Tin declares final plus 300 p.c. free scrip LONDON: IdrLs Hydraulic Tin has declared final dividend of 6'i per cent making 12 per cent for 1959 on
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    RUBBER
    137 2 Early decline steadies after moderate mid-session demands ONDON. Wed. FollowLd ing lower eastern advic« s quotations, were brought down from Monday's closing level but selier> became reserved on improved inquiry during the morning. By mid-tes^on the small deCliue had been recovered, ar.c a very steady market ruled during the
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      U.S. Pepper
      37 2 Malabar «poi -ii afloata 59. Jw pool *pol aril aflOi H, June ihipmeni 38, Muntok «rh v ■pol tnd afloatfl 76. June ■Mpmaai t< llei vxmjik iv \h.\o prteef quoted m L;? omt» per Ih
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      108 2 LONDON. May 31. Previous I j.j.i. HUBFCR No. RSS c.i.f. European ports June July p RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot ;>• t»j RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mou-i-Terms July ."7; Aug 36 1 1« 3*i TONE: Fully steady. AOOm. pnetrs yuOUd id ptnee PEPPER: Whito Sarawak f.a.q.
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      New York Prices
      56 2 NEW YORK. May 31. Previous I tid.i y i TIN Straits spot 109.12 100.00 RUBBER Futures July 13 I Sfpt 4" •1.-*2 i TONE: Very steady. I SALES: 24 lots No. 1 RSS Jn'ie lanrtfd once I3j 44 COFFEE: Futures B Contract July 3b>o N.S9 Above prices
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      Dow Jones Averages
      35 2 NEW YORK. May 31 Previous To«!j»v 80 Industrial 624.7^ 825 ■■> 21) Railroads 14] 12 j «0 Domestic Bonds fc» 60 15 Utilities SS I I 15 Stocks Composite Averages 205 M 2<H
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      91 2 LONDON. May 31 Previous Toti.n COPRA Philippine* c.it, U.K. North European pit l< delivered wiut per long ton June S.'ll \;>* COPRA. Straits c I t. U K. North European ports delivered weiKht per lon* ton June July 77$ 7 COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.t. European ports
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    UP 27 DOWN 12 UNCHANGED 138
    903 2 NOTK All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Tuesday. Prfvioi;* Tocay X cci cum capital issue i xalt excluding everythmi *i txclMlmg dividend 4 cli m cam ktnus issue V xcr iicluliaf capital return t ccr _i cum camtal retuia cv m cum tf
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    HIS MOTHER AND SISTER WERE PRESENT
    11 3 FATHER TAY. ..A SOLEMN MOMENT
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    How to make money out of love and marriage...by best-selling writing team
    210 3  - How to make money out of love and marriage...by best-selling writing team BOON KOON CHIANG sfsf SINGAPORE. Wed I THEY'VE WRITTEN 10 NOVELS WHICH SOLD 5 MILLION COPIES nan husband and wife who have written 10 besthe secrH ot their successful liordon and his wife, Mildt week-end here to gather
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    After 9-year wait Father Tay is at last ordained
    221 3 After 9-year wait Father Tay is at last ordained SERANGOON. Wed. I I 4FTER waiting for nine years m Singapore and Penang, an assistant priest was ordained a "Father'" at the Church of the Nativity here over the weekend. Father Paul Tay Chin Hak was ordained by Archbishop Michael oicomendy
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    Councillors spoke Malay at meeting
    54 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Municipal Council here conducted proceedings for the first time m Malay. The municipal president. Mr. A. D. York, speaking m fluent Malay, indicated to the councillors at the outset of the meeting that wherever possible they should speak Malay even *if
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    Snag holds up firm's plan for $3 mil. car assembly plant
    163 3 Snag holds up firm's plan for $3 mil. car assembly plant kl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. j A JAPANESE cur manufacturing Qrm 9 s plan to skui a $3 million assembly plant here luis hit a snag. An official of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry said that the snag was
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    ARTS LEAGUE TO CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS
    100 3 ARTS LEAGUE TO CAMPAIGN FOR MEMBERS OIXGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Amateur Arts League, an organisation devoted to the promotion ol national culture, celebrated its first anniversary during the week-end. The Leagues President. Mr. R. G. Rajoo, told the members that they could attain 'success only if every member played his
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    caused hurt charge
    35 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Chan Ah Kow pleaded not guilty m a magistrates court to voluntarily causing hurt to a man. Yap Kok Wan. with a sharp instrument. Bail of SI. OOO was ajlowed.
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    Multi-storey car-park urged
    51 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An Alliance councillor has suggested that multi-storey car parks be built to solve the j parking problem here. Mr. Lim Hee Hong, speaking m the Municipal Council said: "We cannot just sit tight, fold our arms and allow the parking problem to look after
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    FIRST 'SEED GARDEN' TO BE OPENED ON JUNE 9
    155 3 FIRST SEED GARDEN' TO BE OPENED ON JUNE 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The first -seed garden" m the Government's S9 million plan to provide high yielding seeds to sell to rubber small- holders at a nominal price will be opened on June 9. The garden, covering 2.323 acres, is .situated
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    SOCIETY HAS PLAN TO HELP PROBLEM CHILDREN
    249 3 OALESTIER, Wed. 13 The Singapore Children's Society will soon launch a project to help mentally and emotionally retarded children m primary schools. The senior case worker of the society. Mrs. B. E. Kinna. said problem children are those who are either emotionally retarded
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    'Mercy flights' team planned
    73 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Officials of the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Defence are to discuss the formation of a permanent team for ••mercy flight" operations. This was stated by the acting Minister of Health and Social Welfare, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, when he
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    Union terms for re-affiliation
    46 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Malayan Teachers National Congress will consider re-affiliating with the National Union of Teachers only if the N.U.T. Ceases ail attacks m the Press against the congress, and reinstates Mr. Linn Kin Tuck as Betangor rhtifrmtisi or the NUT
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      88 3 $500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST-SEE PAGE 12 SUMMER 1960 SPORT SHIRTS Santo Cruzer Blue, Tan, Grey, Charcoal. Wilharr Mercerized Cotton $21.90 THEM AT \^fl J^o^^^ Singapore S DAY' discount oH oH 9 oods from us up to 19th June IOM AWAY? nv^,^ DAri/Uir of personol household
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      86 3 P.M. IjOS Programme mm* $A& Sunset .serenade; 603 Anmary; i.oj Tunes with your Douncements; $&i The .vh;ir« tiflin; 1.30 The news; 1.40 News- ma.ke'. report; ?JS liie talk; 1.45 Tlie Philharmoma Or- 7.15 Thrai :me. 7 :J0 Paul cbestrm; 2.00 Close dowr. Ten: pie and the Bptncer hJUb a. 03
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    punched a woman to get bag
    195 5  -  T. F. HWANG JUDGE SENDS A MASON TO PRISON FOR 18 MONTHS FOR TRYING TO ROB A SEAMSTRESS By SINGAPORE. Wed MAN punched a seamstress repeatedly when she resisted his attempt to steal her handbag on the night of Jan. 14, the Third Criminal
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    s5 or else treat... o youth is charged n a court
    17 5 s5 or else treat... o youth is charged n a court I Oi Reports I rotoaI 1
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    Singapore weddings
    110 5 F^iis uh. ii Anth n > Marshall and Mi, s Ethel Ruth •ftS nhJi f mar Ile(l Saturday at the Cathedral son of V P !V' nI I Smw r Tll< h "de K room is the hriri. i t\ Us R V of Singapore while i -m
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    LOCAL TRADERS AND BUYERS ARE NOW MORE BRAND CONSCIOUS
    170 5 LOCAL TRADERS AND BUYERS ARE NOW MORE BRAND CONSCIOUS SINGAPORE, Wed.— An average of 800 applications are made every month to the Registrar of Trade Marks, Singapore, to register new trade marks. This is largely clue to the fact that many local buyers are becoming brand conscious, and traders and
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    'Lucky you're young' accused told
    138 5 OINGAPORC, Wed. youthv outh oi an assault ihargtv told him: "Von arr huky to he Mtun; "It Mm WCffC older. I would have no ht citation to impose a substantial fine or iail you for the offence Mr. s. R, hapkhane, the nacistnitc, told Than
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    2,000 OFFICIALS TO TRAVEL HOUSE-TO-HOUSE TO HELP VOTERS
    99 5 2,000 OFFICIALS TO TRAVEL HOUSE-TO-HOUSE TO HELP VOTERS KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— About 2,000 officials will go from house-to-house m the Federation next month to help voters re-regis-ter for future parliamentary, state and local authority elections. A total of four, million forms have already been i^ued. the secretary of the Election*
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    Pupils in protest
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Some 100 senior bu\> of the Sentul Methoaisi Boys* Senool demonstrated outside their classrooms yesterday m protest against tne dismissal of their "favourite" teacner, Mr. G. Ounaratnam.
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    FINED FOR BEING ARMED WITH A POP BOTTLE
    84 5 FINED FOR BEING ARMED WITH A POP BOTTLE SINGAPORE. Wed.— A jobless man. Tan Tian Lin. 21. wa.s fined $150 m a district I court after he was found guilty of being a member of an unlawful assembly on Apri] 25 at 9 p.m The prosecution said that a police
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    Guilty but insane
    49 5 PENANG. \Wd. Lim Seng Ec, 37. was yesterday found guilty by a special jury m the Assize Court here, of murdering Low Swee Khek on Jan 24. Mr. Justice Rigby ordered Lim to be detained at the Governor's plea:=.ure. as he was found to be insane.
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    PERHAPS THE MOST IMPORTANT WOMAN IN THE FAR EAST...
    786 6  - PERHAPS THE MOST IMPORTANT WOMAN IN THE FAR EAST... TOM POCOCK f.MHl'kl fl'M'lMi '■'Iti BHiiM^^*i^^'»^M l^*^ii^Mß*Mlii^lLiJ3 i~T7>* by LONDON. Wed $HE was gaily chattering about trivialities. The weather, the pres-sure-cooker climate of Singapore which she loves "because it's so good for my skin." About the difficulty of choosin g curtains
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      IT'S A SAD DAY FOR S'PORE CRICKET
      105 6 IT'S A SAD DAY FOR S' PORE CRICKET t vsji ,hjcked to read m t--2 papers thai more than half the Singapore state team ro meet Malaya at cncket on June 3, -4 and 5 are Servicemen. Is the standard of cricket so lew that the association has to pick
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      SELECTION POLICY BROKEN PLEDGE
      119 6 SELECTION POLICY BROKEN PLEDGE 0 It is not the first time that an association has ccne back en its word. I remember clearX last year when the president of the Singapore Cricket A>rtior announced that civilians would be gi^en preference over Servicemen m the selection of State teams Why should
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      SHAME ON THE SELECTORS
      67 6 SHAME ON THE SELECTORS 0 il me on tne S ngapore Cn^e* AbiCCiaton selectors! Have they get to look to Servicemen, and -six of them. t_ make u^ a nat.ona! team? I w ~iild have thought »herp j ample talent m Singapore tnem pick on othe r than Servicemen. It
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      AN 'UNPATRIOTIC' POLICY
      86 6 AN 'UNPATRIOTIC' POLICY I prej the Stngapor* Cricket Association is> not taking part m the National Day celebrations. I have come to rhis conclusion after reading of the select on ot tne Singapore team to meet the Federation. On ony other occasion I would not have worried about the selectors.
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      EXPLANATION OR APOLOCY DUE
      58 6 EXPLANATION OR APOLOCY DUE 0 I think Dr. Cng Svsee Law, president of the Singapore Cricket Association, owes the cricket public on explanation, perhaps an apology. There are two reasons, iI For going back on his word that Civilians will be given preference over Servicemen. (2) An explanation if there
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      A BIG SURPRISE
      79 6 0 It has come as a big surprise to me to rood that six Servicemen have been picked to represent Singapore when only a few days back the SCA president announced a five-vear-olan for the improvement of cricket m the country This ib no way to improve
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      TIMELY WARNING
      36 6 0 Thank you for your exposure on May 24 of a Can-tonese-speakmg man who is going about Chinatown posing as a hcspit.il assistant and Collecting money from housewives It was a time'y wornNEARLY VICTIMISED
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    HARD GOING: TO MAKE THEATRE MARRIAGE WORK...
    553 6  - HARD GOING: TO MAKE THEATRE MARRIAGE WORK... RAMSDEN GREIG A POSTCRIPT TO NEWS THAT THE OLIVERS ARE BREAKING UP... i by WHAT, m view of the occupational hazards, are the chances of a showbusiness marriage remaining intact? Mary Pickford. for instance, thougnt tnem small. I recall ncr saying: "It is
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    Talking point...
    65 6 by Dr. George Stanton of Kibworth Beauchamp, Leicestershire: WHEN the private patient is asked why he wants to be private, he is reduced to saying; it is on "social" grounds. After all. there couldn't be any medical difference between his rase and that of a person m a
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    PREPARING FOR THE BIG DAY
    77 7 Council workmen call m Fire Brigade to help With only two days to go to National Day, City Council workmen were found busy decorating the City Hall over the last few days. At one stage of the decorations, a fire-engine had to be called m
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    he 12 rules nurses must observe when they're out with men... y a padre
    82 7  - he 12 rules nurses must observe when they're out with men y a padre ROY LAZAROO I SINGAPORE, Wed. m Singapore have been ior keeping company m mage. l>onaW F. Miller j Catholic Nurses 1 Guild n ,asonable omiulac are difficult U m which the free wills ivoked, it may
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    NO DATES IN DARK AND LONELY PLACES
    222 7 NO DATES IN DARK AND LONELY PLACES opportunity to about the character, stability and will- gr* ia to work and sacrifice a happy home of a prostire partner. DOM continue to keep company with a person who revealed himself (or herself* to be unalterably opposed to one of the essential
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    Elected president
    28 7 SEREMBAN. Wed— A Negri bilan State Assemblyman Mr. If. Muthucumaru. wa ■el by a one-vote margin. is the new president of the N S Indian \ssociation.
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    THE RED CROSS PUTS SIX BLIND MEN ON THE ROAD TO A NEW LIFE WITH A JOB TO DO
    136 7 THE RED CROSS PUTS SIX BLIND MEN ON THE ROAD TO A NEW LIFE WITH A JOB TO DO KUCHING, Wed.-^Six blind men from various parts of the state have cornlettd a month's vocational training c organised *>y tn Kuching Red 1 1 7 bare now returned to their homes
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    Lagoon berths for larger liners to make this one of the best
    234 7  - Lagoon berths for larger liners to make this one of the best R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE. Wednesday. arc now building four deep-water berths m the Hast lagoon of the Singapore port to accommodate ships of up to 15,000 tons. The Chief Engineer of the Singapore Harbour Board. Mr. l\d.
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    A KOREAN BEAUTY FLIES IN TO ADD THAT EXTRA SOMETHING TO THE FAIR
    104 7 A KOREAN BEAUTY FLIES IN TO ADD THAT EXTRA SOMETHING TO THE FAIR PETITfc Miss Lee Chung Sock, the 20-year-old South Korean beauty queen flew into Singapore by CPA to represent her country at the National Economic Development Fair which begins at the Great World on Friday Miss Lee. who
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    GIRL, 18, CLEARED OF 'DEAD BABY' CHARGE
    64 7 GIRL, 18, CLEARED OF 'DEAD BABY' CHARGE I^ANGAR, Wed.— An 18--year-ola Siamese girl, Lian Luan, was acquitted m the magistrate's court here without her defence being called on a charge of concealing a birtn and secretly disposing of a dead infant. Tne magistrate neld that there was no evidence against
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    162 7 SELETAR DRAMA SET HITCH UP WITH AGATHA TO PRODUCE A SLICK THRILLER SINGAPORE. Wed. As a writer of "whodunits," Agatha Christie needs no introduction. She may always be relied upon to ring the box office bell, and the R.A.F. Seletar Theatre Club have wisely hitched their wagon to her star
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    Ban on pork meals
    37 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— Pork, ham and other food derived from pigfl will not be available m rest houses m Johore as the State Government has ordered that such food should not be served.
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    CALL FOR MORE WOMEN TO TAKE UP TRADE UNIONISM
    82 7 CALL FOR MORE WOMEN TO TAKE UP TRADE UNIONISM l/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. A woman trade unionist has called upon more women to take part m the trade union movement. Che Zaiton Daim, a member of tne National Union of Commercial Workers, Wits among 30 people who completed a four- week
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    HOSTESSES NOW TURN PART-TIME INSURANCE SALESGIRLS
    133 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dance hostesses, mixing pleasure with business, are now persuading customers to buy insurance policies from them. Some, interested m the brokerage business, corner customers and make discreet inquiries about nouses and lanci for sale. or for that matter a:..--tning that's "on tne
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    ISLAMIC AFFAIRS MAN WANTED FOR NEGRI POST
    65 7 ISLAMIC AFFAIRS MAN WANTED FOR NEGRI POST IJUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Negn Sembilan Bute Government is lookiii" lor a man with a "fair knowU-ciße oi Islamic religiun' 1 10 by tne head of its Department of Religious Affairs. He must also have MOM administrative experience Preference will be given to
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    Authors find island a centre of culture for all races
    187 7 Authors find island a centre of culture for all races SINGAPORE. Wed. Two prominent authors from New Delhi, Shri Yashpal Jain and Shn Vishnu Prabbakai. both aged 48. are here on the last leg of a two-month cultural ana literary tour. During their stay. > saw "as much of Singapore"
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    Gale hits villages
    33 7 KUALA TRENGGAM. Wed— Several families rendered homeless when a Rale blowing from across the China Sea struck two fishing villages here. Strong winds also damaged several hou^s m many kampong.
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    The trend away from mutto
    50 8  -  R. G. PILLAI CHEAPER CHICKEN A CUT IN THE LOWER INCOME GROUP BRING GLUT OF S HBp~ By "^•J SINGAPOREANS an (<lllM Local consumption I i \j r 30 per cent m recent men I \V() reasons ;ii( < I I Cancel Overheai i A
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    M.P. pledges to support lady-teachers in their 'equality' fight
    169 8 M.P. pledges to support lady-teachers in their 'equality' fight I/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. An Alliance M.P., Datin Fatimah Hashim, has pledged her support to women teachers m their fight tor equality m the profession. She did this when addressing the inaugural meeting of the Kuala Lumpur branch of the Women Teachers
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE BEAUTICIAN, TREASURY CLERK ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT
    61 8 SINGAPORE BEAUTICIAN, TREASURY CLERK ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT picture. 0 Miss Deanna Webster a Sinsapore beautician receives a kiss from Mr. Patrick Theveira. of the AccountantGeneral s Office. Treasury, to whom she was bßgafed la>t week. Deanna is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs S Webster of Singapore while Patrick is the
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    'GIVE UP SCHOOL APPROACH' FRESHMEN ARE TOLD AT VARSITY DEBATE
    149 8 'GIVE UP SCHOOL APPROACH' FRESHMEN ARE TOLD AT VARSITY DEBATE SINGAPORE, Wed Freshmen of University of Ifalaya were advised to give up their "second school approach" by Mr. Kerpal Singli. Chairman of a deoate between freshmen seniors of the Law Faculty. He told the ireshme:: m\ they had learned debates
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    Bail for a clerk
    38 8 ALOR STAR. Wi cl -A hospital clerk, Amir bhi Andi Wius allowed Sl.(»00 bail terday after plrartini guiliy to a charge of crinunaJ breacn of trust of SB4. r > b< longing io tne Gi
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    Junior MCA opened
    26 8 MUAR. Wed.— Tin National trice-Chairman of in< M. fan Cninese Axsociauoi. Cnan Cneong We, v opened a youth branch the organisation ai B
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    Exercise your critical judgment at all times, Dr. Toh advises
    219 8 Exercise your critical judgment at all times, Dr. Toh advises SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Toll Chin Chye said that m the olden days man i used love potions to influence the woman he wanted. To influence their enemies, they stuck lililt pins into their effigies. Bui he
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    APPEAL FOR OLD BOOKS TO BRING CHEER TO HANDICAPPED
    86 8 APPEAL FOR OLD BOOKS TO BRING CHEER TO HANDICAPPED SINGAPORE, Wed. -Tho*e old magazines and oooks stacked away In odd corners of the house can bring joy to many. These "unwanted" magazines can go a long way to bring cneer to the physically Handicapped. Tney wrll be able to while
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      362 8 SINGAPOR^ M*l TODAY: 3.38 p.m. TOIORROW: >.54 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. FRIDAY: 3.43 a.m. and 5.33 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.14 a.m. and (i.37 p.m. SUNDAY: H.4G a.m. and 7.34 p. m MONDAY: 8.00 a.m. and 8.20 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.0!) a.m. and 9.04 p.m. R°ni?-,H tO M ay X OU a acf
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      784 8 TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTKV OF Cl LTIRE: j Free film shows ai vacant space m Tan Thye Place, oil River Valley Road; Pulau Übin; Maxwell Road j pc.stmen quarters 7 p.m. ROWCROFT THEATRE CLI B i (Ayer Rajah Roadi: "Love m the Mis L"a a comedy by Kenneth Horne 8.30 p.m.
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    LITTLE LAURA IS CHRISTENED IN S'PORE-AND MEETS GRANDMA
    84 9 MRS. K. K. Ililhourne, maxiaging direeHt of Cockpit Hotel here (second from left), with her first mandchild, Laura Christine Forhes, after her christening at the Cathedral of the (iood Shepherd. Laws is the first daughter of Mr. 11. C Forbes, oi Harper
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    S'pore nights now an unmatched spectacle of colour in whole of S-East Asia
    230 9  - S'pore nights now an unmatched spectacle of colour in whole of S-East Asia HARRY CHIA By SINGAPORE, Wed "JHE blaze of neon signs at nightfall gives Singapore a glow of flamboyance that is unmatched m any part of South-East Asia. Mr. Tan Hock Seng, proprietor of :i neon si^n advertising
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    CHAMBER GROUP BRINGS MUSICAL JOY WITH A HOME CONCERT
    199 9 CHAMBER GROUP BRINGS MUSICAL JOY WITH A HOME CONCERT SINGAPORE, Wed. A concert, organist ed by the Singapore Chamber Ensemble, was held at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Teng Ping Ming m Katong Park on Sunday night. More than fifty members of the society attended the concert made up
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    Sight-seeing trips to the Federal capital by bus at week-ends
    166 9 Sight-seeing trips to the Federal capital by bus at week-ends gIXGAPORE, Wed. A new travel service Ikin been fomiecl m Singapore to organise weekend sightseeing trips to the Federal :u>it:il. 1 It i> known as the Sing LLi:: Trawl Service with itoffices In Jalan Besar. The over-all charge U S'Jo
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    Hot spell sends up water consumption
    45 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The dry weather m the Federal capital hajs pushed up water consumption by more than a million gallons a day during the past fortnight. The temperature was 95.1 degrees on Sunday— five degrees higher than normal.
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    More padi earnings
    43 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Padi planters In Kedah and Perils this year earned SB million more than last season as a direct result of the Federation Government's padi market scheme which raised the padi price by about two dollars a picul.
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    Ten rules to follow for more fun and life out of your car
    353 9  -  FREDDIE POPE CAR CLINIC BY TO wind off liis series of articles, let me summarise the essentials of maintenance. A COMPLETE grease and service every month or 1.000 miles, and m this climate an oil change is
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    Camera goods theft
    38 9 IPOH, Wed.- -Thieves last night got away with camera accessories worth $1,029 belonging to the Bee Loh Photo Suppliers. This is the third shop m busy Brewster Road to have been burgled m three weeks.
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    Watery milk: Fined
    34 9 Watery milk Fined PENANG. Wtd— A milk vendor K. Mutliunun. was yesterday found guilty of mixing SI pt-r cent of water with milk offered lor sale and was lined $75 m a court here.
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    Lock icon WOMEN AND POLITICS: NO DECISION IN SCHOOLS; DEBATE
    188 9 WOMEN AND POLITICS: NO DECISION IN SCHOOLS; DEBATE OARKER ROAD. Wed. J —An inter-school debute on whether women should take part In politics was held at the Anglo Chinese School m Barker Road. The opposing teams were from the AngloChinese School— Master Tan Joo San, Miss Ang Chin Geok and
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    Had chandu: Fined
    28 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wea. Tan Ah Cheong was fined $125 m the Sessions Court here yesterday for having 116 packets of chandu and two chandu pipes.
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    Minister's warning
    26 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. KM. Byrne, yesterday warned members of the mutual aid organisations against surrendering their contribution books.
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    Free of terrorists
    28 9 PENANG. Wed.— The head of the Special Branch here, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Hashim. announced yesterday that Penang Island is now free of Communist terrorists.
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    Officer transfer
    29 9 IPOH. Wed. Mr Quan Keng Guan. an executive officer attached to the Perak Telecommunications Depi ment bere, trill v.>> on trail far to Kotu Bahru next w<
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      169 9 pOCKET MONEY prizes are offered for colour- ->,\ 1 ing this scene with paints, —^w J crayons or chalks. f >. /h^. 1 There are four prizes of- -n. /^v J\, f^s*^ fered each of $5 (two lor Z^~**^ boys and two for girls I y^ri N l Post your
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    10 10 Chess tor beginner,, oy F "t I
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    Getting your piece to co-operate
    396 10 IF the pieces hay bt openino, they can coThe cumulative power of s irresistible threats as i: m ujt- puMtiun (ji tne via I gram above Black hi winning oomMnatloi dire threats based on th< i harmonious co-operation v his pieces. Blacks acivar.*. based on
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    he Free Press cycle race entries close on June 12
    36 11 he Free Press cycle race entries close on June 1 2 'FCC Press Cycle race close a weeks before the start of s not much time left so send i iiiIhr I a I A A
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    Woodhuil takes six for ten
    71 11 JOBORE BAHRU, Wed.— Merstng District fared against Johore Bahru at cricket when the two durtaf the weekI wer. beaten by r ma Jabort Bahru batted lir^t out for 251 runs. rers were SteHashlm -4T». Raan i3i. and Rahman Wahid 'A'oodhul: <-j:* *-ach>. had the host
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    The Free Press Cycle Race
    566 11 Name Aje Address I'o^t this form to: 'Tree Press Cycle Race," .imes House, Singapore 9. Only the first' 500 entries received will be permitted to compete. 1. I Wlrtl to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE 2. I agree to abide by the rules, and
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    lers, Oliver and Wild break records at and Club swim gala
    284 11 lers, Oliver and Wild break records at and Club swim gala ILMSON, Wednesday, broken at Ihe Royal Island -,j|j held l;*sl Sunday. The Rodne> Oehlers, Leslie lls -Is hreasutrokr I. X Guan. 2 P- M L iear net t.trb under II \fJr s .">0 yards free*tyk: 1. <er. 2. Amkcvi,
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    Telephone Board too good for Bukit Timah
    208 11 Telephone Board 5 B. Timah 2 IT was a keenly contested match. Singapore Telephone Board piled m everything they had. From the start, the telephonemen meant business and went all out for goals. Yang Huat scored me opener when he dribbled past two
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    Harbans bags 2 for Khalsa
    82 11 X lial.su \^n Malay* tiARRER PARK. Wed.-Two j f sual* by Harbans Singh. one tn the first half and the oSier m the second helped Khalsa Association tothta Division 3C match yesterday. Referee: Cpl Rengasamy^ Kin ha: Balbir Singh; Avtar^sfnfh Gill Singh; Dhillon sl%h Jaswant
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    17 11 NAPLES. Wed. Thirty-nine cnuntrie> haw* so far entered thi- Olympic yacntih te event-. Reuter
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    531 11  - MONEY HITCH IS HOLDING UP THE PONE KINGPETCH -YAOITA NON-TITLE BOXING BOUT IN TOKYO L. NAKASHIMA By TOKYO. Wednesday n\jsiKj inus, manager of new world flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch, has not made much headway m what he claimed was a "generous'" offer to have his fighter make an appearance m
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    Now the tongues are wagging: Will 'assistant coach' Rahim Omar replace Sattar?
    306 12 Now the tongues are wagging: Will 'assistant coach' Rahim Omar replace Sattar? SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 11 r ILL Rahim Omar replace Rahim Sattar as Singapore's national coach? This is the question soccer fans are asking following Omar's appointment yesterday as "Assistant Coach." Is this the Singapore Amateur Football Association's first step
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    Lock icon BUT THE ALL BLACKS JUST COULDN'T WIN
    177 12 DURBAN, Wednesday. JHE \r\\ Zealand All Black:s louring* learn were held to ;i six-;ill draw yesterday by Nalal. It was :i moral victory lor Ihe smaller S in ii i u k v B'.ai-k hooter Denis You: the ball seven times against the
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    Pool-side 'class room' as coaching expert instructs Singapore school teachers
    282 12 Pool-side 'class room as coaching expert instructs Singapore school teachers BILL CAMPBELL, A LITTLE BIT BROWNER, SUMS UP HIS PROGRESS SINGAPORE. Wed.— American swimming coach. Bill Campbell said today that his stay m Singapore has been "most gratifying/ 1 lookup much browner than when he ttrst arrived just over a
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    MALAYAN OWNED HORSE 100-1 IN DERBY TODAY
    256 12 MALAYAN OWNED HORSE 100-1 IN DERBY TODAY EPSOM, Wednesday. A MALAYAN owned horse is participating m the :*<).()()<) English Derby here today. Picture Goer, ;i three-year-old coll by Hoc on out of Love Parade by My Love, is owned by Messrs. Kimme and Hun Hun Shaw. Last night, the odds
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    24 12 Mexicans win in Hong Kong HONG KONG. Wed. Mexico's Irapuato soccer team beat Hong Kong combined Chinese 2-1 yesterday after trailing 1-0 at halftime.
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    Lock icon Charnley kayoes American
    186 12 Charnley kayoes American •> I) O.> Utu. IMMPC M*d iiat'uuY Kiioiked out .11 an rival faul \nn- ..aii last Blgfct to iin m r«acK a i Uic uorku Bff it wetc*t title. British, empire, and European cnampion. UtUU ..<.. otuppcd me cunericaji negro Hum Lua A»geiet>, m me ninUi ruUiia
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    490 12 f ONDON, Wed.—Es- sex sained a remarkable win over Kent yesterday. It came off the second ball of the last over of the day. Set to score 273 at a rate of 91 an hour, Essex raced to 137 for two.
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    81 12 Griffin is call 1 5 times No they'll send hi to school aga SPRINGBOK pac-eman" iff S| only three short spell, hamshire, totalling seven over. m balled three times for throu i n I dragging, m their second inniV I Altogether througlK><ii I match he \\:is called 1.1 Mllr I
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    27 12 JERSEY. Cl'n*. Wed Kilmarnock (Scotland* gained their second win m th< United States' InUTnati soccer tournament yesterday. They beat Glen a von Northern Ireland! 2-0
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