The Singapore Free Press, 2 June 1960

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    17 1 !«E NEWSPAPER FWFpv^v L J The Singapore Free Prss No. *****. THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    THE RELUCTANT TYCOON
    83 1  -  DAVID TAMBYAH Plou&h-back Mr. Lee is not satisfied ley don't invest mough m local industry asdfasfasdfsadfasdfasdfsadfsdfsd I Thus. The r, Mr. Lee Kuan satisfied with the al capital re-in-nstorj here over the i m answer to a conference ;it ntagi of availbeinci invented Minister said: A fair
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    Lock icon 1066 AND ALL THAT HAD MAYOR CONFUSED
    80 1 1066 AND ALL THAT HAD MAYOR CONFUSED LONDON. Than.— Bb Edmund Stockdak-. the Lord Mayor of London, last Igilt made the kind of slip that every British schoolboy fears. He vat at a dinner to celebrate the dOOth anniversary of the Admiralty Court. Only the other day." he \i.d, "we
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    New look in flight
    339 1  -  KITTY DIXON British airline sets the fashion for air hostess of tomorrow: A uniform ...but it's almost Dior! By T ONDON, Thurs. I must admit I shuddered a little when I got my invitation from Lord Douglas of Rirtleside to go along and view the new
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    Pencils books and blackboards ...all come by air
    155 1 Pencils books and blackboards ...all come by air VIENTIANE (Vietnam), Thurs.— Two New Zealand Air Force crews began the distribution of 25 tons of school equipment to schools throughout Laos, yesterday. Tn*> New Zealanders were on a programme to distribute the equipment to the main provincial capitals before the monsoon
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    Last 'battleship'
    17 1 PORTSMOUTH. Thurs —The Vanguard. Britain's only remainins battleship, will cease To serve from next Tuesday.
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    DIAGNOSE DEVICE 'DIDAS' WILL KEEP CAMPBELL'S CAR ON TAPE
    87 1 DIAGNOSE DEVICE 'DIDAS' WILL KEEP CAMPBELL'S CAR ON TAPE LONDON, Thurs. A new electronic gadget will give a 'continuous diagnosis of the Bluebird car m which Donald Campbell will attempt the world land .speed record m the United States next Septemper. The device "Didas" Dynamic Instrumentation Data Automobile System made
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    West German aid
    18 1 BONN. Thurs.— West, Germany will spend two billion marks <Msr billion to aid underdeveloped countries.
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    Odds for clots: 5 to 1
    53 1 Odds for clots 5 to 1 m, MUBOIRNE. Thurs.— An international meeting of Jm.. alist In Melbourne jesterday. was told that heart MX 1 lal 'f V,t neoole with hieh blood pressure nettinj c. h t.o'ronary s d"'«ate P W er P i e hUh! The r. S k «a
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    Lock icon Reds put up a hanging building on springs to beat earthquakes
    146 1 Reds put up a hanging building on springs to beat earthquakes MOSCOW, Thursday. A THREE storey brick building hanging m mid-air to make it safe from earthquakes has been built m Ashkabad, capital of the earthquake prone Russian republic of Turkmenia. The building is suspended on springs from the end
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    Quake death toll
    20 1 SANTIAGO. Thurs. The death toll In the Chilean earthquakes was estimated at 10.000 by Senator Anitneto Rodriguez.
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    VALIANT BACK SETS ANOTHER RECORD
    133 1 VALIANT BACK SETS ANOTHER RECORD I ONDON, Thurs. <*-* The Royal Air Force Valiant which last week established, an unofficial record between Britain and Singapore, has set up a new record by flying from Butterworth, Malaya, to its base at Marham, Norfolk, m 16 hours 16i minutes. Captained by Squadron
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    Two die in attack
    21 1 YAOUNDE f Cameroon) Thurs. Two Europeans were killed when an armed gang attacked the town of Douala
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    Lock icon Dairy man did not know of plane on roof
    192 1 Dairy man did not know of plane on roof I ONDON. Thurs. J Four men escaped serious injury yesterday when their Royal Air Force Anson aircraft crashlanded on the roof of an egg warehouse shortly after taking off from Northoit Airfield m suburban London. The aircraft tailed to gain height
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    Premier picks men
    21 1 VIENTIANE. Thurs. The newly designated Laotian Prime Minister Tiao Somsanith, is at work drawing up a cabinet list.
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    STOP PRESS
    19 1 T OCK EXCHANGE I 111 AM < I. U< ,f| I t II HOLSF-WlFt I i ARMED TsOl
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    24 1 First Malayan Fund managers' prices today— buying $1.36 and selllnK $1 43. Second Malayan Fund managers' prices— buying $1.04 and celling $1.10.
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    Gilt-edged among the chief sufferers in a dull trend in London market
    199 2 Gilt-edged among the chief sufferers in a dull trend in London market LONDON. Thurs. |'111.l II. stock markets m London yeslerdaj lost Iheir re renl linn lone and closed with ;i generally dull appearance. Sentiment was affected by a further decline m sterling m the foreign exchange market which gave
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    WALL STREET
    140 2 Good demand for drug shares m Irregular market \TE\V YORK: Wall A^ Street yesterday closed Irregular with prices showing mostly fractional changes either way. Defence specialities, which were firm for mo>t of Tuesday on pre>*ure for larger defence expenditure, were mixed yesterday. Leaders In the morning session were
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    Rubber: 'Profitable time ahead'
    48 2 LONDON: United Sua Betong Rubber Estate's chairman's statement says the present natural rubber market price may not be maintained alter the market ha.s overcome Its technical difficulties. Btr. the pnr? thereafter should re*t at a highly profitable level for the remainder of the \ear.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    162 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Sin- japore Harbour Board wharves or expected toda\ are: Ada 1 2. Stefan Okrzeja 4 5. Pies. McKinlcy 8A, Mataram 8/9. Tjisaaane 10/11. MarcelU Nowotko 13/14. Bint any 15/lo Sumbawa 18. Rog^veen 19 Sedenak N. Wall 3. Giau-4 An.i N. Wall 5. Emp.
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    Hong Kong prices
    59 2 KONG KONG, Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today i. «.V S. Banking Corporation $1,215 $1.21 o sales .>ale.s I'nion Ins. Canton $90.00 $92 00 sale.-? seller* Vheelock Murden 7.20 S 7.10 sellers .sales 3'Kong phone $37.75 $38.25 sales sales 3airy Para Cold btorayp $28 10
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    U.K. ready to cut tariffs
    66 2 I (i\li(iN exchan m Seal mn- C conic General Stall c Boi told the Ho im i Commons this ye>terciay m reply t( a question about Ita policy 01 tiie 1960-6] ci A.T.I, conference He added m the negotia< we shall keep In with our
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    DIVIDENDS
    261 2 South Perak: New shares and a 7': p.c. interim LONDON: South Perak Rubber Syndicate Limited announced a rights issue of 30,000 £1 shares at 55'- a share on the basis of one new for two held I at the close of business on May 27. The new shares will
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    EARNINGS
    35 2 Dutch Shell Transport LONDON: Net Income of Kov;U Dutch Shell Transport Group of Companies for the fU\>t quarter 01 1960 amounted to »J4 1.78 1.000 compared With £39.629,000 for the same period of 1959.
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    LOOK-AROUND
    206 2 Dockers walk out and 13 ships lie idle LONDON: Work stopped on 13 ships at Tilbury docks in the Thames when more than 1.700 dockers walked off their iobs in a dispute over cargo. They mum out in support of J2U men who are a.<-kinc: for more money to
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    UP 18 DOWN 13 UNCHANGED 146
    939 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KET TO MIRRINtb I cci cum capital imt. ull tictoiiM evrrytknt. «< eiciulm giv.fmi I cat cum imus isut. f xer eiclHlug capital rtttra. t ccr cum capital ratvr*. I t* cum I v.ieaf call cum a>|.
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    Ayer Hitam continues to rise by another 3s.
    510 2 1 1 I i 1 i^B j T 1 1 1 I 1 1 j 1 1 1 J 'Ml Ik k j i^^^b IfJjrj rmlLj u^^ mnmmmmmmm W^ mmm 11l SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE FIRM mining section was still the highlight of
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    RUBBER
    132 2 Delayed Eastern cables leads to short, hard morning session LONDON. Thurs.-After a a belated opening, because of delayed communications with the East and the resultant temporary absence of lead from Singapore, values hardened sharply during the shortened morning session. Traders attributed the advance to sellers reserved attitud* against short-covering
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    METALS
    157 2 Tin: Quiet m London but tight and firm m New York LONDON. Thurs.—Tin was unchanged yesterday after quiet dealings. Copper was firmer closing the morning- session higher after active dealing*. Contributing to the rise were the overnight firmness ol United States futures and, auccording to some quarters, an improvement
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      93 2 LONDON. June i Previous Today HUIIER No 1 RSS c.i.f. European port? June 3*: July .ih RUBBER no. 1 RSS Spot 36; RUBBER Ma. 1 RSS Settlement House Tirms July 37 Aug TONE: Easier AtKl.r BjllUf guuiii] PEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q. c.i.f. European ports May 'June PEPPER:
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      New York Prices
      35 2 NEW YORK June 1 Previous r«Hlav tin Straits spot i RUIIER Futuni July I Sept II -J 41 I TONE: Barfly steady SALES: 24 lots. Nt. 1 RSS June corrrr Com, 8
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      Doe Jones Average
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      U.S. Pepper
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      Copra. Coconut Price.
      49 2 COPRA 1-htiigpN^ v s, btrapMM Por delt»..«i H lon. R^RJ v X Mtatj R^l uolonut Strj.t» t t H bulk o*r lon» t Jun. July I.OIONUI OIL H Ov i peart p bulh ore l«r H PMILIPPINC I.OPRi <i I Xi V port 1 on MBM
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    Rubber: 58,297 tons st available in stockpil
    78 2 T ONDON: Thur.v— The 80. of Trade said yesterday it sold 1.672 tons of natural rubber from it*, stockpile m Mm leaving 52.297 ions Btffl I able for sale Of the May sales 32 tons v ere for spot delivery. 60 ton.s June
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    Call for marine court in Singapore
    239 3  -  BOB PERIES LOCAL MAGISTRATES NOT FULLY CONVERSANT WITH LAWS OF THE SEA, SAYS CONTRACTOR By SINGAPORE. Thurs. J^ 31 AKIN L Court is a long felt need for tht thriving port of Singapore. "It is ii necessity/ 1 stressed Marine ConI tractor, Mr. L.
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    Pak finds a new way to put across this angklung
    51 3  - Pak finds a new way to put across this angklung ANCE D CRUZ. MgM COULDN'T READ THE MOTES BUT THAT DIDN'T STOP HIM T Imboo music lonesia now i\ children for the rations, Ikjs v to s 1 1 red at his 1 n I "casts J •1 shows PAX
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    School teacher wins this month's award in 'Beginner' photo contest
    207 3 School teacher wins this month's award in 'Beginner' photo contest I SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A 25-year-old Singapore school teacher is this month's winner of the "Beginner of the Month" award m the Free Press photography contest. He is Mr. Andrew Yuen, a primary four teacher at the Anglo-Chinese Junior School m
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    Fund raising drive
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tht 1 St. John Ambulance Headquarters has organised a series of activities and shows to raise funds m aid of it* new building. i
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    Customs' seizure
    32 3 SINGAPORE, Tliurs—Singapore Customs yesterday seized 20 gallons of illicit liquor found In an abandoned car, after a brief car cnase along Airport Road. Duty on the liquor amounted to $540.
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    ALL SOVIET SEAMEN ARE SO QUIET ON SHORE
    74 3 ALL SOVIET SEAMEN ARE SO QUIET ON SHORE I SINGAPORE. Thurs. *3 Russians are the best behaved seamen m Singapore. "They never get drunk and misbehave themselves, a shipping executive said. He said this after pointing out a boatload of Russians going back to the.r three ships anchored m the
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    Lock icon ROWCROFT PLAYERS SCORE WITH A FARCE
    181 3 ROWCROFT PLAYERS SCORE WITH A FARCE SINGAPORE, Thurs The Rowcroft Players have a winner in their new production, Kenneth Home's farce "Love in a Mist" which they produced yesterday evening in the Rowcroft Theatre. Pr ducer Michael Cook has assembled a fine cast for thi> uproarious variation on the old
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    PLAN CLAIMED 'LEGAL RIGHTS' TO PROOT NEIGHBOUR'S PLANTS BUT COURT COULDN'T AGREE
    92 3 PLAN CLAIMED 'LEGAL RIGHTS' TO PROOT NEIGHBOUR'S PLANTS BUT COURT COULDN'T AGREE iGcok up- I urcmnc plants. id "every legal Tan was sum--;e of causing the plants at •1- Ho was fined M the court ujjarcane she tried to replant them. But her efforts came to naught, for the plants
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    $6 mil. to be spent on medical services in Sarawak this year
    200 3 $6 mil. to be spent on medical services in Sarawak this year m i.i li Au, i nursaay. THK Sarawak Government is spending an estimated $6,000,000 this year on medical services to improve the health of the people. This works out at $8.50 per head of population, said the Director
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    A dispensation
    25 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca, Monsignor M. Olcomendy has granted a dispensation from abstinence for all Catholics on National Day.
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    Interest rate fixed
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Thur.v -The Minister lor Home Affair*. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, yesterday fixed the maximum ratr of interest which may be charged by pawnbroker.^ ior pledges at 1J P?r cent.
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    Attacked in home
    46 3 SINGAPORE. Tburs. A fatlier of two. Tan Boh Toil, was slabbed In the head and back by two youths, led by a woman wielding an iron bar. i in nis Park Road home last night. He haa been admitted to the General Hospital.
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    Premier's National Day message
    57 3 Premier's National Day message SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuai Yew, has sent a message or National Day to pupils of the 1 Bharatiya Hindi School. It will be read by the president of the North Indiar. Hindu Association, today, the eve of National Day, at 6.3( p.m.
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    SUDDEN DROP IN THE DAILY CATCH WORRIES FISHERMEN
    159 3 SUDDEN DROP IN THE DAILY CATCH WORRIES FISHERMEN oingapore. Than. Fishermen living m Juronf are worried about a sudden drop m their daily catch. They claimed that the catch b about 25 to M per cent leu than m the Orst two months of the year. They said that their
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      42 3 SINGAPORE TODAY; 4.30 p.m. TOMORROW 3.45 a.m and 5.33 p.m. SATURDAY: 5.14 a.m. and 6.3? p.m. SUNDAY: £.46 a.m. and 7.34 p.m MONDAY: 8.06 a.m. and 8.20 p.m. TUESDAY: 9 09 a.m. and 9.04 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10.03. a.m. and 9.4 b p.m.
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      157 3 P.M. 1.00 Programme .sum- How Things Began, a repeat ol mary; 1.02 As you like it; 1.30 Moray's broadcast. The news- 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 Programme summary; 5.0' Peter Pears rfnu*: ..00 CUm f£*_™ n 6.00 Calling All Hospitals, sprSchools' broadcast: 4.10 Sis- «-ir* llv compiled and presented foi nature tune;
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    THE KIND OF GIRL I AM REALLY
    700 4  - THE KIND OF GIRL I AM REALLY Suzy Parker by THE FACE and the shape of SUZY PARKER are familiar as a clothes peg for fashions and an extraordinarily elegant American one at that. Here, the top model of her time talks without reserve to JOHN CRUESEMANN. explaining the mystery
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    Teddy Boy menace in America worse than anywhere else
    196 4 Teddy Boy menace in America worse than anywhere else NEW YORK. Thursday. 1 1 is odd lluil Americans, who :ire so good al inventing words, have no word for Teddy Boy. although these belligerent, tight-trousered youths are more of a menace here than anywhere eke. Then 1 was a nasty
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    'FATS AND HEART DISEASE' IS TOP RESEARCH TARGET IN U.S.
    81 4 > T EW YORK. Thurs.— I What link is there between the fats m your diet 1 and heart disease? Its discovery. If any, is one of the top research targets among American nutrition specialists during 1960. More than Msl7
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    Togo: UN No. 84
    29 4 NEW YORK. Thur^-The Security Council has unanimously endorsed the new West African state of Togo for admission as the 84th member of the United Nations.
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    RUSSIAN LP RECORDS FOR SALE IN BRITISH SHOPS SOON
    153 4 RUSSIAN LP RECORDS FOR SALE IN BRITISH SHOPS SOON LONDON. Thurs.— Russian long-playing gramo phone records will be on sale in British shops In September. The exclusive British rights to the whole of Russia"* recorded repertoire of classical music —more than 2.500 LPs have been captured by 32-year-old Dennis Bennett,
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    Grandma Marlene still puts pep into the modern hits
    282 4  -  Jonathan Russell fasdfsdfsdfasdfasd PARTY FAVOURITES: The Dutch Swing College Band. Marina, High Society, Tiger Rag, Tennessee Waltz Rock. (Philips EP. 422 446 PE). I%f ARINA with a Dixie beat is more compelling than ever. The Dutch Swing College Band line up
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    Gingham and sailcloth... best fabrics for this season
    319 4  - Gingham and sailcloth best fabrics for this season Ann Davidson BEAUTIFUL SKIRTS WITH GALLEONS, TREASURE GREAT BIG MAP ARE LATEST FASHION By NEW YORK, Thurs.— Gingham is the story this season. You've heard it before, and I'm sorry to harp but it couldn't be truer. This season a girl's best
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    The day Mary's peke has lamb chop for its dinn
    55 4 YEW YORK. Thurs Mary Martin had a bad moment while dining out at a New York restaurant. Her Pekingese got suddenly hungry- and Iffta Martin, .seeing a man get up from the next table 11l lllCilllllllllllirSllllllllllllMlllillllll do?. Th*: m eri
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      166 4 ■■""••imiiiiiiHll 111 1 11 Mil I Ik^IiniMIMMUHII^^H Whisper goes round! It is indeed CM 4k KRIPALS()\J "MID SUMMER SAll 1 has everything that MM //uiW uarJrchc— 2 Rayons, Nylons, relloneo, (n |x de < bin E Brocades, Curtain Net*. Chiffons, \H\rtv Im Hj and Hundreds of other varieties H3. Arab
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      28 4 Musical quix and the winner is Miss k^jll^3i pel Close, Singapore 15. \S^4^Z*^£^^bß stery personality on the r^o^£uM^ right. Address entries V tl Prize is two Philips EP
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    Spate of crime makes it unsafe to walk alone along this road
    191 5 Spate of crime makes it unsafe to walk alone along this road SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Far too many criminal offences have taken place m Guillemard Road and it has now become unsafe to walk along thai route unescorted at niuht. a district judge was told. The prosecutor. Inspector E. Munadevan askea
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    Free film shows
    19 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Free! 'ck screened at House at 31, Orange Road, every Thursday ai 5.00 p.m.
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    LABOUR OFFICER ON 'COFFEE MONEY' CHARGE
    183 5 lOHORE BAHRU. Than A Kota Tinggi bu^iness- toid the High Court I ft that he had advised a victim ot an alleged $350 "CQflec money" demand to report the matter to the police. Mr. Lee Yap Kirn was testifying at the continued hearing of
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE SCHOOLGIRLS REHEARSE DANCE ITEM THEY WILL PRESENT AT GIANT TATTOO ON NATIONAL DAY
    68 5 picture. CHINESE schoolgirls, all dressed In white, rehearsing a dance item they will present at the National Day tattoo at the Jalan Besar Stadium. 2 t 500 children of all nationalities will take part m the
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    Schoolboy freed on a charge of robbery asks court for return of cigarettes
    214 5  - Schoolboy freed on a charge of robbery asks court for return of cigarettes T. F. HWANG. By SINGAPORE. Thursday J^ rUKM IV .schoolboy, accused oi robbery with hurt, was given two packets of cigarettes under an order made by a district judge. The schoolboy, Tan Ah Hee, 17, had jskr«l
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    THE MALAYAN CHINESE ARE CAUGHT ON THE WRONG FOOT: REDS SEIZE EXPENSIVE ARTICLES...AND THERE IS NO COMPENSATION
    249 5 THE MALAYAN CHINESE ARE CAUGHT ON THE WRONG FOOT: REDS SEIZE EXPENSIVE ARTICLES... AND THERE IS NO COMPENSATION SINGAPORE. 1 Thursday (H)MMUNIST Chinese authorities have seiml expensNc bicycles, watches, sewing machines ;m<l other i;oo(ls taken l<» China by Malayan Chinese. Reports reaching Smga- pore indicate that Malayan Chinese were only
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    DECREE NISI FOR HOSPITAL ASSISTANT: WIFE DESERTED HIM
    136 5 DECREE NISI FOR HOSPITAL ASSISTANT: WIFE DESERTED HIM SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, granted a decree nisi to a hospital assistant. Kandiah Louis, who sued his wife, Mary Theresa Louis, for a divorce on the ground of desertion. The decree is to be made absolute m three
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    200 for anti-flood work
    83 5 CINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, ministers, parliamentary secretaries and Assemblymen will be amon^ those who will start off the Sungei Api Api anti-flood project soon after the National Day celebrations. Some 200 members of the Work Brigade v/jll carry the project tnrough
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    Gang kills youth
    22 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—A 17-year-old Chinese youth. Le«-w Tee Tee. was yesterday stabbed to death by a gan^ in Veera^amy Road.
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    661 6 CRICKET: IN DEFENCE OF THE SELECTORS 0 I think the attacks on the selectors of the Singapore Cricket Association tor their cHoice of six Servicemen m the State team to meet the Federation on June 3, 4 and 5 are hasty and unfair. I am not a member
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    Is she wearing a bra?
    368 6 Is she wearing a bra? THE SUBTLE SUBTERFUGE OF THE MODERN PLUNGE by JILL BUTTERFIELD WHAT goes on unff der that light printed dress? All too often it is all too obvious. For the nicest sight of a warm day bare necks, bare arms, bare backs is frequently made the
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    Helen dances to success ...from Seria to S'pore
    575 6 *«INSIDE BALLET** VH^HHH I ET me introduce a charming ballet dancer from Seria, Brunei, now studying m Singapore. Her name is Helen Wong and she is doing her utmost to establish herself m the local ballet scene and prove that Brunei, too,
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      67 7 have I you M^en it a^ed-about camera vI tfz^Y I ASAHI 1 p ENTAX h- 2 j .:ographers are talk.ng about the Pentax' Its the lightest. ra I the ent^e s.nfle lens reflex f.eld. And k'l s.mpl.oty erau, no unnecessary, compl.cated gadgets-juU prec.s.on ye, jet the best p.ctures you've ever
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      238 7 Kodak MUir©i3M(g MOVIE CAMERAS So mitomutir they almost iak* ovtori># for you! ~*m^ NEW KODAK CINE AUTOMATIC TURRET CAMERA, f/i.f i^^Bfe^^?^:^ Electric eye measures the light, adjusts v Si Gives you P erfectl y- ex P° sr^ l Hmm Hw r^ik xw movies everytime 1 Comes equipped Ifl^^^ P **flF*"*i^
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      4 7 FREE PRESS Photography SUPPLEMENT
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      PICTURES AFLOAT TRICKY BUT WELL WORTH ALL THE TROUBLE
      975 7  - PICTURES AFLOAT TRICKY BUT WELL WORTH ALL THE TROUBLE GEORGE EASTMAN By < I standing, soaked through, on the lee a bouncing sailboat. A hundred feet crew of another boat unfurls a billowing sonnaker. catch with \our camera but how to do it p Here's jnd some elementary knowledge of
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      The camera comes to the sportsman's aid
      349 8 A ROVING eye that sees all and forgets nothing is m the process of revolutionising the training of the world's top athletes. Once a zealouslyguarded secret weapon m the coaching profession, the 16mm movie camera has attracted the attention of coaches the world
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      PHOTOGRAPHY- MOST EXCITING of HOBBIES
      650 8  -  HAROLD BENTLEY By IT HAS often been said that everyone should have a hobby some spare-time activity that affords relaxation while, at the same time, it is stimulating and broad enough m scope to offer continued challenge and to warrant continued interest. Photography has always
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      Go roaming the ocean floor with a camera
      539 9 iSCIENT realm of the >oplc the world beurbec of the ocean. invaded by a~ of species known jivcrs. Many are enthusiasts who >rdcd the wonders 3tcr lite on film. notographb f \c note to or colour g 'nem is a spine-tingling adventure
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      SALESMAN OR SURGEON- CAMERA CAN PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN YOUR CAREER
      401 9 SALESMAN OR SURGEON- CAMERA CAN PLAY AN IMPORTANT PART IN YOUR CAREER I thousands ol young men and o* standing on the threshold ot helpful suggestion can be offeracquainted with the fundaphotography. Whether you want to exof the microbe or probe the sfu.lv the operation of high s or the
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      Camera world mourns 'Her Rollei
      470 10 Camera world mourns 'Her Rollei THE MINER'S SON WHO HJUBDEO A W0n t 1 UILUON-DOUAR e«eJ On February 26. Dr. (the Honorable) Reinhold Heidecke, founder member and senior partner of the Rollei works Frank Heidecke. Brunswick, died m his eightieth year. With deep sorrow the photographic world takes its leave
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      KEEP YOUR EYE RIGHT ON THE BALL-AND THE SPECTATORS
      232 10 KEEP YOUR EYE RIGHT ON THE BALL -AND THE SPECTATORS \|ANY of the best A photographs taken at sport events whether it's soccer, tennis. golf, or badmintonare made of the onlookers, rather than the participants. The faces of the crowd mirror the action cheering, delighted smiles. the chagrin of defeat.
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      Focusing's so easy when you use the Exacta Varex: Shoot all you see
      983 11 Focusing 's so easy when you use the Exacta Varex: Shoot all you see JJK who forms a friendship with an Exakta Varex paves the way to photographic success, not only the beginner making his first snapshots, but equally true of the expert, whether using the instrument for recording personal
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      NEW $1 MIL HOME FOR KODAK CO. IN S'PORE
      673 12 ONE of the most famous trade names m the world is Kodak, originated by George Eastman, founder of the Eastman Kodak Company, m 1888. It was the name chosen by Eastman for his revolutionary box camera. Within a few short years,
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      Genuine or a fraud? Ti X-ray will always tell the truth
      418 12 Genuine or a fraud? Ti X-ray will always tell the truth THE ACID TEST IF YOU SHOULD EVER BE OFFERED A MUMMY i QNH of the newest uses for X-rays is dis covering whether or not Egyptian mummies offered to museums are the mil thing. their* favourite animals and hunting
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      SEEN ATA BIG U.S. SALON
      39 13 SEEN ATA BIG U.S. SALON S :W YORK. Dv Wellington Lee York. An entry m the national Solon of Photoc;raphv. CULLS SOARINC.by Grant M. Haist, of Rochester, New York. Honourable mention m the 24th Rochester International Salon of Photography
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      5-STAR RECEPTION CENTRE AT HQ
      696 13 4 TWO-STOREY re1^ ception centre, fully equipped with audiovisual features that permit use of most modern presentation methods, has been opened by Eastman Kodak Company at its Kodak Office headquarters m Rochester New York. Its features include: A sound centre with master control of microphones,
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      More people 'own' Kodak
      330 13 THERE was a iar^e increase last year m the number of people who own Eastman Kodak stock, the largest increase for any one year according to the company's 1959 annual report, which is now bein^ mailed to shareholders. At year end there were nearly 112.000 owneri
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      UNDER THE MAGNIFYING GLASS: THE BAUER P5 PROJECTOR
      807 14 JJKRK i" brief' outline arc some of the particularh marked characteristics of the Bauer-P.y a machine whose construction, while following old, well-tried principles, also accords with all the latest knowledge m its field. The motive-power for mechanism and film-feed parts is provided
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      WRONG EXPOSURE AND DISTANCE-SETTING? TRY THE 'RADAR-EYE'
      178 14  -  P. ALVIX BAN ARE VOl frustrated b> poor results m your photography dm* to incorrect exposure and distancesetting? A new camera ihe Aires Radar-Eye, solves these problems simply and surely. Every time, evervhere the Radar-Eye control gives you perfect exposure automatically. It warns
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      YOU KEEP BOT EYES OPEN WHEN USING A VITOMAT
      341 14 YOU KEEP BOT EYES OPEN WHEN USING A VITOMAT [TOR the amateur photograph,, to take really gO od piZ r need lor technical knou| c( experience at all. l oday, ilu- ph< #i< ,-i .j j,j v S()|VC(I l)\ till* \'<i!-||;,,t«i, Iliera willi ils world 111 M I" lens. All
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      For high speed a low grain world
      242 14 LX)R many years pliu- tographers btve striven after three characteristics m their exposing and pcOB ing technique: They have demaj lenses, emulsions and d< veloper.s which reduce b minimum the camera <->. posure necessary: They haw emulsions and d which would permit the
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      304 8 35mm PHOTOGRAPHY IS AS EASY AS A, B, C, WITH THE "SE ELECTRAMATIC ONLY TWO STEPS 1. Centre the needle 2. Turn a wheel, and shoot 77ie on/y "35" u;iVA natural thumb position eye-level rear focussing Electramatic nSj^%^^JH and these are the Five exclusive features:Giant Picture FUj I N O~n";
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      278 10 I The finest I~^ I partners/! Ip I I /or successful I M I photography I ■■W^___^bm^bm^bmV i~~ i H B iattfl ArC^ IV* B By k /Ay V A LW S(n c 'ens reHcx >»ith features tor beyond any K^^O ly 4.. I \f I^. I thing seen before.
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      218 11 It's as simple as that... Look, turn and shoot These three words sum up the Vitomatic -'!2l lla operation. Today, perfect pictures present no problem at all with such a p high quality, high speed camera not H«^ H 0 *'jt j even with colour film. With its world-famous 2
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      97 11 ILFORD ROLL FILMS -J Tmfe tetter p&tlvw! W^luvrrftW^^ Professional, press and amateur tL^ photographers agree that the best alljtf round film is ILFORD HP3 (34°) world&l([|||| d*^ t famous for its high speed and superb sSi ff all-round performance, while FP3 U T^^^' Series II (29°) 35 mm film with
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      215 12 fIH complete lens inter-changeability PRESENTING THE ULTIMATE IN 35 mm PHOTOGRAPHY ®.dfi^^^ Automatic Coupled Exposure Meter and Exclusive luiko Lens Shutter Speeds to t^ NLY S2lO/ SINGAPORE Take <^^ your Movies wv Ell! C 9 BAUER 888 t/4^o^ 4 1 L^4 E The BAUER 88 Bis equipped with a built-in
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      212 14 (7 II Hold Jt, 1 tm^ I looking f^ X ~i LOOK NO FURTHER! 0 V Jutl drop m at your y H*^ nearest photographic dealer and ask to see the 0 |H B >"Xv Uoulous new low priced BW y topcon Jr JlI ONLY $210/- (SINGAPORE; THL LATEST AND
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    Malaya's lack of local legal papers sets a poser for lecturers in law at the university
    117 15 Malaya 's lack of local legal papers sets a poser for lecturers in law at the university aNATHAN, SINGAPORE, Thur». lly published legal works and i -pite of two centuries of Eng--tration m Malaya, are some of >nu law teachers m Malaya. view of Professor L. A. Sheril.;i\\ Faculty. I'niversitv
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    WOMAN, 76, TO VISIT HER MOTHERLAND AFTER 60-YEAR INTERVAL
    328 15  -  CHAN SWAN BEE She is so happy as journey will bring back memories Grandma is to make a i sentimental trip on a slow boat to China to attend wedding I i By i SINGAPORE, Thursday. i J^ 76-YEAR-OLD grandmother is
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    AN AMERICAN POET COMES 10,000 MILES TO SEE AN OLD FRIEND
    168 15 AN AMERICAN POET COMES 10,000 MILES TO SEE AN OLD FRIEND ITVALA LUMPyR, IV Thurs. A wellknown American poet, Lady Louise Mercer, travelled 10,000 miles specially to visit a Malayan whom she met 14 years ago. She was met «tt Kuala Lumpur Airport by the old friend, Mr. Myron Ling,
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    THE DRY SPELL IS BROKEN ...AND IT'S TIME AGAIN FOR FLOODS
    153 15 THE DRY SPELL IS BROKEN ...AND IT'S TIME AGAIN FOR FLOODS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Torrential rain yesterday broke the hot spell m Singapore and flooded the low lying areas. The rain brought relief to the thousands who endured I a hot spell for a week. Statistics compiled by the Meteorological Department
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    ALL THAT THEY STOLE WAS AN OLD FAN
    94 15 ALL THAT THEY STOLE WAS AN OLD FAN SINGAPORE. Thurs.— An electric fan w-as found missing from the Social secretary's office. Catholic Young Men's Christian A>Miciatlon. Bras Basah Road. The Social secretary. Mr. D'rose. told the Free Press that when he stepped into his office, he was surprised to see
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    'PRIVILEGED RATES' FOR WATER TO END, ANNOUNCES THE MAYOR
    203 15 OENANG. Thurs. r The Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. nas announced that from July 1 all State Government and City Council departments would have to pay normal water rates. •We expect that by doing away with all 'privileged rates' the council
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    Japan beats them all to keep her grip on our cloth mart
    278 15  - Japan beats them all to keep her grip on our cloth mart LAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE, Thursday. IN the textile market, Japan is still maintaining her lead m Singapore against keen and concerted competition from China, Russia and Inrli'i I I V I IK Mr. K. M. Razajt. Chairman ,of
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    59-YEAR-OLD DOCTOR WEDS SINGAPORE GIRL (27) AT REGISTRY
    169 15 59-YEAR-OLD DOCTOR WEDS SINGAPORE GIRL (27) AT REGISTRY 0 A -> en -old Singapore doc- tor. Ho Chee Heng, was married to Miss Hor Ah Ngok, 27. of Starlight Terrace, Singapore, m a quirt and simple wedding at the Registry of Marriages m Fort Canning Said Dr. Ho yesterday when
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    Friends only at the funeral of bachelor businessman
    151 15 Friends only at the funeral of bachelor businessman SINGAPORE, Thurs. A large gathering of friends attended the funeral of Mr. P. M. Framroz, chairman of Framroz Ltd.. at the Par s i cemetery m Tampines. Mr. Framroz, a bachelor, died m the Gleneagles Hospital after a short illness. He was
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    Meet-the-people off
    30 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The "meet tte people" session by the People's Action Party at its branch m S< rangoon Road tomorrow has been cancelled due to National Day celebrations.
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    Island black-out
    28 15 SINGAPORE. Thur.v breakdown at thr Pasir Panjang Power Station at lO.iiQ p.m. last night plunged nearly hall of thf j i>land and Southern Johorr into darkne.ss.
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      47 15 POP -Taking his Mcasute ■y 7 j 1 1 1 1^4 >^ woodem hovolokjO rfejf I WOulO I// I K^J^ 1 «ULER,PI-tAS£, jU PO7OO yJCfrv LIKP To P^ If// I RllkL I Don t trust tt luek-i* of tVirjl diy witll irdtr fw Tbe Bi gapore Free PrMt
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    Sports Chatter
    391 16 Hong Kong Varsity boys to play against Youth side SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association have approved a match against Hong Kong University and Singapore Youths on July 18. The varsity tourists had asked for a fixture against a representative state side during their tour of Singapore for their biannual
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    Linda keeps score for the Cardinals
    150 16 Linda keeps score for the Cardinals I%|RS. Linda Carnegie is one of Singapore's best known softball scorers. She is the official scorer of the Cardinals m the league. 'Softball scoring is not easy" she said adding, "you have to concentrate and above all know the rules of the game well."
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    Back from holiday in India, Razak says hello again with a stone-wall 48 v. Police
    179 16 Back from holiday in India, Razak says hello again with a stone-wall 48 v. Police YOUNG Abdul Razak of the Indian Association nude a welcome return to cricket on Sunday when he scored b patienl 48 m iw<> hours against the Police at Thomson Road. Hazak had arrived from Bombay
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    Nanyang to hold judo class weekly
    27 16 Nanyang to hold judo class weekly a pi «-d a fail.ci prevl Blow L I i From D to I z It I Ei; th I i
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      57 16 To Our Patrons OUR MAIN STORE, BATA BUILDING WILL BE CLOSED on Singapore's National Day, 3rd June 1960 m Saturday, 4th June, the Store will remain open for business 3s usual from 9.00 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. CAN YOUR FORETELL YOUR FUTURE? You// find the answer m this weeks Every
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      24 16 6 TRANSISTOR \(c^c?^ —i AC MAIN B*'Tf 5 POPE PP $31 MANDOLIN 4 (flfH mirf Mcd>' I MOO.' H Mod«l 'os H VIENNA M^fl
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      336 16 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore -32 44*. Nampak: To see. tidak ada: I we AM also 4»i7. Sepatu: Shoe, is not here 468 Pulanu: Keturn <>. Sa-bentar tadi dia home. Ada di-sini: He was here 4b!*. Petang: Afternoon. a while ago. 470. Lihat: To see. 7. Ali niandi: All is
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      949 16 MINISTRY OF CULTURE: sth Ku. 4tn K> v im LaFree rilm &ho\v.s at vacant .space dies clMg 7.30 p.m. to «.3O p In Seng Poh Road: National mndon practice 8.30 p.m. to Work Brigade. Pa>n Ris; Puuu 10 p.m. Belakang Alan 7 p.m. VU( i ßaffles Quay r. Spti KOUCROFI
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    PHOTOGRAPHY BEGINNER OF THE MONTH
    263 17  -  "Ho Tat Seng. A.R.P.S. Comments by Camera Coach names pinner of $25 Free Press award ISHING/ 1 by Anof 108 Change v ins the Pio th award. ii^ picture is >n >hot, because imposition and <»phere, it stood from the with the net hit. it
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    AND AN ALSO-RAN
    61 17 "SEAWEED COLLECTOR.' Again that unparalleled horizontal line This one shows the horizon sloping dbwn wards. Has the earthquake come to Singapore? No. Then why the goinu down! Such a horizon should never exist if you want success m a salon. Composition is strong here. But it would
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    Short cuts to success
    55 17 Address enlargements uit least (>" 4" please) l<> "Free Press Camera Coach," Times House, Singapore 9. Each week he tenches you how to improve, and each mouth an expert of the Royal Photographic Society selects the print that has most salon promise. Who knows, next month
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      87 17 \jJU* IUiC <Uy> ill PHI ill 111 l fe* V JH^H idi juicl' IffH ILHiKMEU) lhe Schnridei \!\()JM V^HM^Bf fl Eflrfl I fJI I special v\ n I B> l^lUll Rr II I de\ut loiisisimu L appropriate mount. < m r\,yJßßj l>e al l allied to ati\ of th, r>
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    Top Ten...every one a chan
    48 18 JASWANT KUAR STRATHMORE I LIM POH WAH BIRKHALL I RITA NG BIRKHALL I YIP SENG CHOON BIRKHALL II TAN MUI LING BIRKHALL II fasdfsdfsdfasd NG GEOK LAN I QUEENSTOWN ABDULLAH OMAR STRATHMORE I JASWANT KUAR STRATHMORE I LEE MAX TEL STRATHMORE II I
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    Siow and Chan are the be boy and girl athletes at Braddell Rise sports me
    472 18 Siow and Chan are the be boy and girl athletes at Braddell Rise sports me BRADDKLL RISK. '\kM CIOW CHWEE HAN of School 1 won the individiui I Braddell Rise Combined annual sports held ysiu I standing girl athlete was (Mian Swee Kuen nl" School I The champion home wat>
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    All the Strathmore results
    309 18 Strathmore I 100 yards A Boys: l. Abdullah Omar. 2. Wong Lai Choi, 3. Fok Wan Chue. 100 Yards— Girls— A: 1. Sarah. 2. Zubaidar. 3. Tang Yee Ho. 75 Yards Boys B: 1. Chan Fook Chuan. 2. Rasidi. 3. Juma'at. 75 Yards— Girls B: Tang
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    Green House colours high at 'Queen's' Combined school me
    55 18 Green House colours high at 'Queen's' Combined school me QUEEXSTOWN rjRHKN House were chan^mim; town English School I ;il!t yesterday Second were Blue H*w* \\<j(\ House. m (.ni- < H St. TiieJ Loh NRiap Wmm Mate vi< toiN -i Sack rate winner Soh Enc Toon of Queenstown English School 11
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      419 18 Wio'ooojA JPRODENT: I (SMILING GIRL BRAND) TOOTHPASTE JACKPOT COMPETITION Competition No. 4 Closing Date: 31st. July. 1960 Ist. PRIZE I I NEW 1960. FORD ANGLIA i 2nd PRIZE $2,000/- cash I 3rd PRIZE $1,000/- cash I Plus many consolation prizes of Evening m Paris Perfume Gramophone Records etc. H i
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      560 18 Name Age Address Post this form to: 'Tree Pres^ Cycle Race," fimes House, Singapore 9. Only the first 500 entries received will be permitted to compete. 1. I wish to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE. 2. I agree to abide by the rules, and I certify that I will
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