The Singapore Free Press, 3 June 1960

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    17 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVFPvnnv m|(|||G kmJ The Singapore Free Press N *****. FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    MERDEKA JOY
    547 1 THE PREMIER TO HIS PEOPLE: *lf I were asked to sum up m one sentence what I think was the strongest single feature of the PAP Government m the past year, I would say that there was a Government prepared to govern firmly, fairly and justly, within the
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      235 1 f^*^ For style Frames GPTIEK opticians Srcr. Tel: ***** By THE EDITOR I Oyear of self-rule and people of Singapore arc i"!' form. And moving lo a future of great ths of careful tomorrow with because the Government has romise or its capacity to standards on this I mployment and
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      130 1 FASHION MAGIC BRAV^^-^t "X D«M»ty ombroider. \^l V JH ed cotton bro with new 7^ 7\i ttoy.firm wndtrlitt po /I nets tor more comfort I*''"iU^1 *''"iU^ I ond lotting luppon ,n I white only. j^P I Get *omo QIWrU R, Todoy at: Oli^ n OU.>O 53, Chonoi V.ll^t I leading
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    Uncertain outlook plus fall in sterling responsible for drop in London prices
    256 2 Uncertain outlook plus fall in sterling responsible for drop in London prices LONDON. Friday |>RICES continued tv slide m the London stock markets yesterday and by the close losses were fairly widespread. 'Ihr uncertain economic outlook and a fre>h fall m rltal m the foreign excha market were the mam
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    WALL STREET
    177 2 Steels are most m demand m an irregular market >TE\V YORK: Wall Street i yesterday closed with an irregularly higher tendency ranging mostly to $1 or so. Steels were the feature of the day with interest stimulated by the view of one financial quarter that the steel industry
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    AMSTERDAM
    87 2 Speculative demand for shippings In strong market 4 MSTERDAM: The martn was strung. Philips and Unilever met foreign and local demana and were both very firm. Demand for tTie former was attributed to the continued interest m the shares on Wall Street. Aku also rose but Royal Dutch were
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    Mexico to buy more rubber
    74 2 I \K \KT *n. I. p Mex> IYade and Industry- MinisICI Or. Ra-.;1 Salinas, ha* said day that Mexico planned ease her rubber imports Indonesia. Antara Nev i reported. Saltaa*, who is heading a 11-man trade mission here. said this after an agreement was riCMd
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    163 2 SHIPS IN PORT I I CIIIP> lying alongside the Sin. ga pore Harbour Board wharves: Cherry Leaf 1/2, Surat 6A, Tjisadane 10 11, Marcelli Nowotko ;13 14. Sumbawa 18. Hallcior 19, I Sanana 21 22, Estelle Maersk 23 24. Van Cloon 25 26, Melbourne Maru 27 28, Idomeneus 29 30.
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    Hong Kong prices
    63 2 HONG KONG. Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. «fc S. Banking Corporation $1,215 $1,215 sales sales Union ins. Canton $92.00 $92.00 sellers sellers i l Wheelocx Marden Y.lO 7.05 < sales sales i H'Kong phone $38.25 $38.75 I sale^ &ales J Dam- Farm Cold
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    DIVIDENDS
    116 2 Revenue down, but it is still 8 per cent AMSTERDAM: The Koninklijke Java-China-Pakeivaart Lijnen (The Royal Inter-Ocean Liiitat announced that it would propose an unchanged eignt per cent dividend tor 1959. Gross revenue of the company fell during the year to 18.5 million guilders from 20.2 million m 1958.
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    TAKE-OVERS
    68 2 Cranleigh now holds 95 per cent of Pongsu LONDON: Cranleigh Development Corporation Limited announce that as a result of their recent offer they now hold 95 per cem of th° issued share capital of Alor Pongsu Amalgamated Estates Ltd. Subsidiaries of Alor Pong^u are Bedong (Malaya t Rubber Ltd..
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    LOOK-AROUND
    282 2 Rubber Study Group gives the figures LONDON: Auva.ice statistics issued by the In ii* national Rubber Study Group show thai world production of rubber 111 March was as follows: (m long tons\ with February m brackets. Natural rubber production 137,500 (TSO.OOCH; consumption 137,500 167,500 V imports lino U.S.S.R. 3.250
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    RUBBER
    161 2 Steady close as traders square accounts before Spore holiday LONDON, Fri. After a small initial decline, m sympathy with lower Eastern advice.-, had been regained during the morning, small fluctuations occurred but finally the market was very steady. Traders reported small ana thinly spread interest m landed positions but
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    UP 20 DOWN 5 UNCHANGED 152
    842 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKING*. cci cum capital issue x xall excluding i«erytbiO{. «i mlufug livilent. I cfei cum bonus issut. y icr ticliliag capital return f ccr cum capital retura. I ci ss cum tftvilepl. c call cum
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    Tins still firm at close: I No business till Monday
    391 2 ____j_^_H.y__u___iß SINGAPORE, Friday. MININGS were still firm on the Singapore Stock Exchange when it closed yesterday for the National Day and Hari Raya Haji holi days, today and tomorrow. The Singapore Exchange will n<>i re-open till Monday although tht^F^dcnilion is
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    Discount rate down
    38 2 WASHINGTON: The Federal Reserve Board lias approved applications of the vi- 1 banks of Philadelphia and Ban Fraoclsoo to reduce their cuscount rate to 3 l r pe. cent from 4 per cent from today.
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    METALS
    143 2 Tin improves as US interest aids sentiment LONDON. Fri.— Tin recorded a moaera;e improvement yesterday. Firmer Singapore advices aiid signs of niter more buying Interest m the United State>. where a tJgnt nearby supply situation prevails, aided s?ntimtni. Wednesday's upiurn In London copper wa.s extended fai. ■bftrply yesierday morning.
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      625 2 SHIPPING^™ .Q THE E.A.C LINES JV Sailings tf ADEN, RED SEA, MEDITERMNCAN, yH CONTINEHTAI I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. B'pire f. S'fcam Penaai .a 2V) m i Su* ***i a; SO. 1« 5 Ju*e 0 7 June 0 S JuM tf& UK t i raistna" I) 23 25 June 2i 27 June
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      472 2 Wm,{MMMJfMfM t mMM* Ift I W I J)'l >al lal *aS JKf Wt *Jj« jWmttl*Kl*t M^tirg^ 1 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices Dow one A LONDON, June V f f j» Previous f ■fi -> m hUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. Europtan p«rt» 4un* 3ti
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    Volunteers give village green and their centre a bright look
    219 3  - Volunteers give village green and their centre a bright look ROBERT CHONG By BUKIT TIMAH, Friday JHE Bukit Timah community centre and the village irreen have a hri ff ht and new look for National Day celebrations today nf \W ku 11 1 ul)( HI M volunteers under the leadership
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    New way of life but no home cooking
    281 3 New way of life but no home cooking i OUKIT TIMAH, Fri. The 460 frcshies who entered the University of Malaya m Singapore, some Of them away iro m home and family for the first time m their lives, are quietly settling down to a new way of life. Orientation
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    Youth's guilty plea to smokes theft
    50 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.-A young labourer, wno pleaded guilty 10 stealing a packet of cigarettes, was released on bail, pending sentence on J Ttni^in bin Smut 19. of Pa^ir Panjang. stole the packet from a cargo of cigarettes left at the Harbour Board on March 21.
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    GIRLS ELIMINATE BOYS IN FIRST DEBATES OF INTER SCHOOL' CONTEST
    61 3 GIRLS ELIMINATE BOYS IN FIRST DEBATES OF INTER SCHOOL' CONTEST SINGAPORE, Fri. -The girls have beaten the boys m the first two elimination rounds of the annual inter school debate sponsored by the Chinese Young; Men's Association. Raffles Girls' Secondary School beat Bartley Secondary School when they successfully carried their
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    3 more rounds
    63 3 Tanjong Katong Girls' School won the debate against the Balestier Junior Trade School who proposed that "Modern Science has done more harm than good." Three more rounds are to be held. They are between the Bukit Panjang Government High School and Gan Eng Seng School, Raffles Institution
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    For opera lovers
    32 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Opera lovers here are Invited to join the Singapore Musical Society choir for a concert of choruses from various popular operas to be performed on September 8.
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    THE VOTE PAPERS THAT WENT ASTRAY
    104 3 THE VOTE PAPERS THAT WENT ASTRAY IPOH. Fri. Ballot papers for the Perak Legislative Assembly by-election m the Grik constituency were lost for two days last week when they were sent to the wrong place. The 13.000 ballot papers were sent by train from Kuala Lumpur to Kuala Kangsar, from
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    Flight for guests
    32 3 PAY A LEBAR. Fri. A group of special guests will be given an hour's flight by KLM on June 9 to mark its first Electra on Far Eastern routes.
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    So many of our young women can't bake a cake..so now a course
    192 3 So many of our young women can't bake a cake so now a course SINGAPORE, Friday. JMiE awful truth is out: Quite a number of Singapore's young women can't bake a cake not even a cream puff. The Young Women's Christian Association, harassed by the number of young women, (equally
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    Music to aid 'Fund'
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Indian classical music recital, m aid of the National Theatre Fund, will be given by Miss Kumari Anusuya, a talented violinist, on June 5 iat the Cultural Centre m Fort Canning Road.
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    AN APPEAL FOR $16,000 TO AID SPORES DEAF BOYS AND GIRLS
    215 3 AN APPEAL FOR $16,000 TO AID SPORES DEAF BOYS AND GIRLS SINGAPORE, Fri. The Association for the Deaf is appealing for $16,000 to help it build a school In Mountbatten Road. Miss Shiney Davis, chairman of the appeal committee, said that the Association, had so far collected $94,000. and although
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      314 3 THE ONLY DIE-CAST FAN IN INDIA j 2 YEARS i Jf- —M^ J GUARANTEE f>£^W AVAILABLE ON I HIRE PURCHASE Ceiling Fan Sizes Available:— 60" SWEEP 56" SWEEP 48 SWEEP 36' SWEEP \r*XlClT3faOt (MALAYA) LIMITEDJ SINGAPORE 60-62 193 Orchard Rood Trl 3048 b k KUALA LUMPUR 72 188, Batu Road
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      193 3 A.M. 11.30 Let the bands play; BaVaJ Oomma 11.45 Ballads East and West. cn< kei BUtch ix-ru.- c P.M. 12.00 Mid-day melodies; ?>■• 12 30 Latin siesta; 1.00 Pro- gapore, (eOBtHI. gramme summary; 1 <i? Fiid. fi.3o Tru< by fare; 1.30 The news: 1.40 News- Claque; Mi Sunset talk; 1.45
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    A 'bridal suite' for the lady of a forced down plane
    166 4 A 'bridal suite' for the lady of a forced down plane WIESBADEN, Friday. SCANDAL is blowing up inside the United States Air Force over the Dakota transport which \\;is forced down l>\ Soviet MiG fighters m East Germany. Only eight of the nine freed Americans one i 25-year-old captain's wife
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    GRUENTHER: TOO MUCH SAID ON U-2 SPY PLANE
    107 4 GRUENTHER: TOO MUCH SAID ON U-2 SPY PLANE NEW YC?.K. Fri. Former Nato commander and now president of trie American Red Cross. General Alfred E. Gruenther criticised reporters for driving too deeply into the U-2 spy plane incident and U.S. Intelligence. "Do you know that m Russia you would be
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    WATERWORKS QUEEN WON'T GO NEAR THE WATER
    89 4 WATERWORKS QUEEN WON'T GO NEAR THE WATER MIAMI, Fri. Water, water everywhere, but Miss Waterworks of 1960 refused to jump m. Snapely, blonde Jackie Jonrusen turned up In Miami at the National Convention of tne American Waterworks Association m the regulation outfit for a beauty queen a bathing suit. But.
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    Polio in Adelaide
    28 4 ADELAIDE. Fri. —An outbreak ol poliomyelitis m Metropolitan Adelaide has been confirmed. Six children have been admitted to Adelaide hospitals with the disease since January-
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    Unlucky thirteen
    18 4 SEOUL. Fri. Thirteen South Korean fishermen were drowned their boat eapsied. drowned when their boat capsised.
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    Is Turkey 'cooked' as a Nato bastion? The unanswered questions after the big coup
    603 4  -  RENE MacCOLL By <2O m yet another country, usually counted on as one of the linchpins of the Western defence system, uncertainty and tension now rule the day. Two years ago it was Formosa, where furious
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    KENNEDY IS ACCUSED OF 'WHISKY AND CASH' BRIBE
    148 4 KENNEDY IS ACCUSED OF 'WHISKY AND CASH' BRIBE WASHINGTON, Fri.— Charges that supporters of Senator John Kennedy bought votes with money and whisky m the West Virginia primary are to be officially investigated by the U.S. Justice Department. The department If acting on complaints brought by Clyde Freeman, Mayor <»f
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    20,000 flee Reds
    18 4 BONN, Fri. The number of East Germans fleeing communist rule m May rose above 20,000.
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    Tibet's own steel
    16 4 LHASA. Fri. Tibet has begun construction of its first iron and steel* plant.
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      117 4 I I HOME Radl ANYWhSOCIfTA Co<m«ishJ NORIS 8 SYNCHRO! h I >s AMATIUB PHOTO STOBJ WHEN /T U '\^Z A COMES TO It V -^-^M VV£LD/NG i(k P^l cutting vm H s^' comf sm INDUSTRIAL GASt P.O. Box 4<>ol I' O Box T^l: 6^391/2 Tel: 7!<167 THIS COULPN'T HAVE HAPP^fP.
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    Loopholes in S'pore port laws
    203 5  -  BOB PERIS REVISE ORDINANCE TO STOP THEFTS FROM SHIPS IN THE HARBOUR, CONTRACTOR URGES l 8! SINGAPORE, Friday. 'JHERE are too many loopholes m the Port Ordinance where petty smugglers wriggle out, according to marftie contractors^ "Unless il is tightened up, pilfering from ships m
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    Fifty-fifty chance with death
    46 5 I, FOR ZEBRA I,.;; <G IN AREA I 5 SCHOOLS I CHILDREN L| ACROSS ROAD I ion ried I David shop I .ince I I H fl mg scln rondi- tie. 4 hc mid be a or ;x)rted H THE PROBLEM SPOT
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    Plastic aid sale
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    School enrolment
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    25 STUDENTS TO INTERVIEW 250 FOR GERMAN RESEARCH PLAN
    102 5 25 STUDENTS TO INTERVIEW 250 FOR GERMAN RESEARCH PLAN SINGAPORE. Frt— Twenty- five students from tl utj oi Malaya m Sinuill seek intervfc ws 250 persons to gather Information for a study on mrrtli research. Tr.t students are helping the EMNID-Instilute. 'no leading German organisation for market public jpinion research,
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    Salesman fined $100 for offering $2-bribe to a traffic policeman
    134 5 Salesman fined $100 for offering $2-bribe to a traffic policeman SINGAPORE, Friday. MOBILE n<iikkl police constable told ;i magish;iU'\ court that i\ motorist offered him a $2-bribe l<> refrain from taking action m a Irafiic offence. PC Yahaya bin Othman of the Traffic Police said this when testifying against Song
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    Damages demand is dismissed
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Lee Thiam Hock, a former driver, wno suea Saleii bin Mohamed Bagahaiib for damages for personal injuries suffered m a road accident, lost his action m the Hign Court, Lee met with an accident while riding a bicycle along Beach Road, where he came
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    Bail grant for man on cheat charge
    47 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Don William MacDonald pleaded not guilty to a charge of cheating Mrs. J. Falconer ol tne 'Exquisite Gift Shop" at Fitzpatrick. He was allowed bail of S2.000 umil one weeks time when the case comes up for mention.
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      27 5 BOHNER m accordions N A y > 11.50 1 1 3 h > 17.50 1o «lel ti4 > ").».0O W m, 111 U ri 9ht R| vo ♦ilms Ik. PIC
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      276 5 Menthol FILTER CIGARETTES The onty American brand available m ntsi mnn tik rmis' ci«»tiTTcs-tN«ou6H lo«ill»»o ilst tc ~¥^7~ t*o nu*o«o Tt*«* or To«ftcco ti^ttin^i Just Received New PENTACON FM with Life-Size Penta Prism finder Plus Rangefinder VflgSjfri F2.8 Tessar Automatic Lon« b^bt?3b^^l r A^^^^^-^ v^Ql|^| IWg W Hr^ 100 c
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      251 5 TODAY: 5 33 p.m. TOMORROW: oil a.m. and 6*3? p.m. SUNDAY: ti.46 a.m and "*.M p.m MONDAY: 8 06 a.m. and 8!0 p.m. TUESDAY: 9.09 a.m. and 9.04 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 10. IK! a.m and Mfi n.m. THURSDAY: 10.J4 a.m and 10.it> p.m. RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson
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      224 5 [diary of TODAY'S I EVENTS MINISTRY OF Cl LITRE: Free film snows at Chong Pang Road, 13 m.s. Sembawanc Road; Simpang Bedok <Yeu Nerng School); Kampong Lim Tai See 7 p.m. ROWCROFT THKATRE CLUB 1 piesents 'Love In The Midst" by Kenneth MOOIC at Rowcrofl Theaue. Aver Rajali rvoad, r,.3O
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    READERS' OPINIONS
    616 6 READERS' OPINIONS NO ROMANCE FOR THE DIVORCEE? The 12 rule* by th* Rev. Donald F. Miller for Catholic nurses on keeping company m preparation for marriage are sound and sensible but for a section of one of his rules which states "DON'T make or accept a single date with a
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    Oh dear, you simply can blame this on baby!
    1557 6 sdfsdfsdfsdfsad THE daughter of A Mrs. H. 8., of Geylang, has recently had a baby. '"Since then," writes Mrs. H. 8., "she has gained three stone m weight and looks a sight. Is there a harmless drug to get her weight
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    Affairs of the Heart...
    510 6  - Affairs of the Heart... MARGHANITA WEE m When a husband wants to mane a fresh start... YOU MUST FORGIVE AND FORGET JJOME and love or a principle? Which is more important? Mrs. V. goes for the principle. Writing from Johore Bahru she says: "I nave been married for eleven years.
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    ONE-MINUTE PROBLEM
    116 6 ONE-MINUTE PROBLEM LETS HUMOUR THE OLD MAN MY daughter's fiance visits us so often he is just like one of the family. I do not expect him to address me as "Mrs. M but my husband insists on being called "Mr." He says it is eitquette. Is he right? asks
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      775 6 You can hand m your tmall ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA ond SINGAPORE CAMERON HIGHLANDS Cold Stora«r (M Ltd., 20 Tanah Rata. IPOM CoM Storace <M> Ltd.. 1-5 Clan Street. KLAIM Cold Storage (M) Ltd.. 10 New Road. KOTA IHARU Cold Storage (M) Ltd.. 1167
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      7 7 FREE PRESS SUPPLEMENT NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FAIR
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      SINGAPORE IS AN IDEAL PLACE FOR INDUSTRIES
      389 7  - SINGAPORE IS AN IDEAL PLACE FOR INDUSTRIES Mr. DAVID LEE By retiring chairman of the Singapore Manwacturcrs' Association. re no doubi aware of Ihe seriousness of Ihe silu:i 1 b\ Ihe ever-mounting increase m the State's popuevitabl> leads to Ihe increase <>r unemployment, but ive \u come to appreciate the
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      PRIME MINISTER TO CUT RIBBON ACROSS ARCH
      33 7 PRIME MINISTER TO CUT RIBBON ACROSS ARCH r r^ i The gateway to the Economic Development Fair is this pagoda-like archway, whose will cut a ribbon across this gateway to open the fair.
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      A Philippine hope for more trade
      184 8 A Philippine hope for more trade •THE Philippines has taken a definite step to boost its export trade to Singapore this year. It is negotiating with local importers at present to bring m its surplus cement, tobacco and tapioca flour. Progress The Philippines Commercial Attache, Mr. A. M. Tahil. said
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      THE WIDE RANGE OF COSMETICS FROM HOUSE OF JUJU
      845 8 THE WIDE RANGE OF COSMETICS FROM HOUSE OF JUJU Special creams, lotion to care for the older woman's sU THE Ju ju Cosmetics Co., Ltd was established m H>46, soon after the economic reform m post-war Japan by people with long experience m the cosmetics industry. Since then, Ju.ju has
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      Made toothpaste—nov camera importers
      203 8 Made toothpaste nov camera importers FIRM that manufactured toothpaste during the Occupa now become one of the leading Singapore dealers in ph< ic, radio and dental equipment. Tithes Dental and Photo Supply Ltd. was founded Id g by iMr. Teh Phai Lian in Penang. He started a branch in 12
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      MACHINE TOOLS SHOW PLANNED
      75 8 SINGAPORE and Malaya are mvited to take part m the Italian Machine Tool Exhibition to held m Milan from October 7 to 12. The Italian Commercial Vice-Consul, Mr. G. Maffioli, said that about 75 per cent of the applicants are machine tool builders from all over
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      S-E Asia looks forward to closer economic ties
      1001 9  -  ROLAND CHALLIS loTLIGHT ON ■doves If ANOTHER Lie area By MALA VAN INVESTMENT CHARTER WOULD BRING IN MORE OVERSEAS CAPITAL ommitted, though not yet the idea of its own economic tesmtfl as tar apart as Africa •rica thinking mi n terms of
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      A drink tor all
      217 10 THE SINALCO works m Detmold may ny des-i-ribed as a synthesis of science and practice. In 1902 the well known homeopath Friedr. Ed. Bilz placed his knowledge and the results of his investigations at the disposal of the beverage expert Franz Hartmann. Together they evolved a
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      QUEEN OF THE WIN WILL BE AT FAIR
      47 10 fill huiii: her countP 'i Siiißap«n--mrnt M J Miss I r. til.' W| K» W conU-tantarn«« l«i,,i. titk" thr ffcw For a mon* as* 1i..n.«l 7^ backer""'" tioiKil M" r up I" mi** r- -if month Korean y tumo
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      THEY ARE SPECIALISTS IN HAIR BEAUTY EQUIPMENT FROM HAIRPIN TO HOOD
      265 10 TAI Wah Trading Co. specialises In hair beauty equipment ranging from the smallest hairpin to the giant hood hairdryers and tne latest hair preparations from Europe and America. It was started five years ago as the result of a
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      From small room to a big business
      225 10 PROM a small room m busy High Street 12 years ago, the Nam Mvi Co. Limited has grown to become one of the biggest dressmakers for children and women m Singapore. The company now manufactures more than 6,000 dresses for women and cnildren
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      Fine art of cigarette manufacture on show at Singapore Tobacco stand
      849 11 Fine art of cigarette manufacture on show at Singapore Tobacco stand I(JL JVAILABU tCAf-rwcw CONSTANT CHtrK TO ENSURE THE Mmr mrrfWff Tflm fr a*rc To- Ltd.. Liund'> taMfiflf L^r ;iKinu,inij pari m lional KronoPrvclopiciit k 5.2 World ►ing •ello-" packets Hide choice Pavilion the ria 1 a comand urious .Picture.
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      HE MOST MODERN AVAILABLE
      39 11 fTh* mosr modern available, they carry out the entire «ct Ur mj <hmes thar mane Neptune cigarettes, me ffQ i$ o f un iform weight and composition. n process and automatically ensures that every 5
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      A race against time most pavilions are now complete
      96 12 WORKMliMunclHrnuorki,,,,,^ dock this week lo coinpU pavilions which you win \i s j| National Economic Trade F;nr lt World Park. Manx ;iiv wo n ornate and attractive than ,i p rni) gapore trade fairs llkil il \\;i Sll time. However, all
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      GETTING READY FOR GRAND OPENING
      39 13 •or built by Bouriois, manufacer ng m Pcrib perfume. A giant Green Spot label stands on a high post at the pavilion of the Amoy Canning Corporation. The pavilion of the Ridto insecticide manufacturers.
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      Finishing touches
      27 13 ABOVE: The Singapore Manufacturers' Association pavilion at the Fair. X- vLEFT: Finishing touches are put on at the pavilion of the bottlers of Coca Cola.
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      Malaya overseas
      14 14 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN OUR LOCAL FOOD SPECIALTIES ARE CANNED AND SENT ABROAD
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      AMOY CANNINGS AID FOR FARMS
      325 14 AMOY CANNINGS AID FOR FARMS \ialayan specialities, such as curry chicken, curry mutton, sambal ikan. sambal uciang. curry beef, curry clam and soy sauce, are being introdacpd abroad. The Amoy Canning Corporation's chief aim Is to increase exports of products of local origin, thus extending its activities and creating more
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      40 m. SMOKES A MONTH
      276 14 "THE Malayan Cigarette Manufacturing Co., the oldest cigarette manufacturer m Singapore, started seven years ago with three American machines and a capital of $1 million. Now it has seven machines producing 40 million cigarettes a month m the face of keen local competition. The company
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      GROWING INTEREST IN OUR TRADE
      16 14 GROWING INTEREST IN OUR TRADE -'9 Th ten J La Ro j S t» l •j
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      BUYERS' RUSH EXPECTED
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      UNKNOWN
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      Hong Kong holds sway in shirts
      213 15 SINGAPORE'S shirt market is being dominated by Hong Kong although Hong Kong is being edged out of the sundry goods trade by Japan and China. A leading exporter and importer said that he expected a decline also m the two-way trade between Hong Kong
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      HEAR YOURSELF SPEAK HERE
      225 15 I National Economic Development Fair is expected to be as noisy tliis year as such trade fairs have been m the past, with cheerful and uncomplaining crowds slowly circling the exhibition Mulls. their comments and remarks merging into a lull throated background roar, deafening even lo
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      A nevernever boom
      213 15 A nevernever boom THE existence of a sound banking system and the rising standard of living m Singapore and the Federation have made this year a boom period for the hire-purchase business. The growth of more and more finance companies m Malaya is an indication that the instalment system is
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      The 150,000 who spent millions
      205 15 SINGAPORE attracted more than 150.000 visitors from all over the world last year, and they spent several million dollars here. This was revealed by the Singapore Tourist Association, which has a stall at the National Economic Development Fair to illustrate the manner m which the
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      THE HISTORY OF THE SEWING MACHINE
      534 16 A TRAVELLER recently returned from Kenya reported that he saw an amazing sight m the middle of the African bush. He passed a group of Africans crossing a stream, bearing all kinds of articles on their heads. On one was a Singer sewing machine.
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      Fertilisers for all Malays needs
      201 16 Fertilisers for all Malays needs AMONG the niun\ firms taking part m the National K<onomic Development Fair is Biang Hen- Company (Ma lava) Ltd., one of the biggest suppliers of fertilising products. Bian Heng has been steadily expanding its business ever since its establishment. I 'nder th< trademark of 'Thm
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      Make a date at Fair 'House of Beauty'
      380 16 Make a date at Fair 'House of Beauty' AfAX Factor will be A at the Singapore National Economic Development Fair as they have been for many years at Great World trade fairs. As m the past. Aiax Factor's beauty representatives will be m attendance to show how easy it is
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      THE CASE FOR A COMMON MARKET -AN ECONOMIC NECESSITY BASED ON SOUND COMMON SENSE
      930 17 THE CASE FOR A COMMON MARKET -AN ECONOMIC NECESSITY BASED ON SOUND COMMON SENSE Singapore and Federation Finance Ministers will meet to discuss its implications BY OUR REPORTER QNLY one convert to the case for a pan Malayan common market arrangement was needed the Federation Government. And it now seems
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      From scrap iron to a pick-me-up – the ginseng story of success
      254 17 From scrap iron to a pick-me-up the ginseng story of success fTHE SHIN FUNG 1 Trading Company opened its offices m Singapore two years ago to trade m scrap iron and army surplus equipment from Saigon. Now it imports from Korea a wine made from a medicinal root. The medicinal
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      Car produces cleaner teeth
      290 18 THAT'S THE PRIZE IN GRAND NEW CONTEST— BELIEVE it or not. a car is helping to produce cleaner teeth m this area." said Mr. R. Bom. manager of the advertising department of Hagemeyer Trading Co., (Malaya) Ltd. Local agents for Prodenl toothpaste, the firm have been
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      STRIKING GROWTH OF FOOD FACTORY OVER 20 YEARS
      559 18 A PERIOD of about 20 years has seen the striking growth of a smallsize sauce factory to one of the largest food industries m Singapore, characterised by efficient administration and high quality of production. Today. Yec Hiap Seng canning and sauce factory
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      332 11 RE-DECORATE IN MINUTES with storeys Caniact ;/£!£> colourful stick-on plastic sheets With Storeys Con-tact, the wonderful new stick-on plastic decorative sheets, you can redecorate a whole room m less than an hour. Tired old furniture looks like new a^ain. Walls and tables glow with new colours, new patterns. Sticks m
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      65 12 VISIT OUR STALLS AT THE FAIR ARIRANG KOREAN GINSENG WINE FOR HEALTH AND VITALITY Ijunnrr 3 AVAIlABl: LARGE MEDIUM SMALL sJllir R^7apygj r^^fel I i^Hl SPECIAL ATTRACTION: I f ~~ffiy j t JBv 4R Zm 1 I J E^m* j 1 If y S nL4OE LAV< MWE& STT TIV F'TTIVO
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      428 14 i556""6'60/-i JPRODENT: I (SMILING GIRL BRAND) TOOTHPASTE j JACKPOT COMPETITION Competition No. 4 Closing Date: 31st. July. 1960 Ist. PRIZE I I NEW 1960 FORD ANGLIA 2nd PRIZE $2,000/- cash i I 3rd PRIZE $1,000/- cash I Plus many consolation prizes of Evening m Paris Perfume Gramophone Records etc. I
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      113 14 Top: A general view of THIS AND THIS f AND THIS I the Amoy Canning Cor- f^t^P poration (Sm^aDOrei Ltd. MR nn^«i AND THIb M— L ■^j^^l factory. PT^^J PLUS 2 OTHER GIFTS... UA pf 11 Above: The bottling BJ<i%V plant for Creen Spot the popular orange drink. NOW ON
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      94 15 I MILKMAID MILK XT WORLD SINGAPORE •HONAL ECONOMIC VELOPMENT FAIR 3URINC THE EXHIBITION ONE IN OF MILKMAID CONDENSED viLK WILL BE GIVEN AWAY FREE W3y FOR EVERY KATTY OF COFFEE POWDER PURCHASED. K3 visit the stand of HEAP HOE CO., Kgf COFFEE POWDER FACTORY NO. 5, HAVELOCK ROAD. <^ SINGAPORE
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      125 15 National Economic Development -g Trade Fair at the li Great World (jAfl Amusement Park 4^« Tubort: Beer Preserved Golden Label J^ Oran e Ad< f^S And many other Malayan Bk>ls %^Z^>\ specialities Such as Curried Curried mm^wfc Beef, Curried Clams, Cumed Chicken JK am products popular throughout BB^i^H Sek^^K^^! '^^^^^-♦J
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      152 16 WHY HAVE UNSIGHTLY DANDRUFF? OF IT fnS^^^ WITH DANDRlcinp I R MIRACLE DANDRICIDE Available From HAIR-DRESSERS, STORES DISPENSARIES S&U Agents:TAI WAH TRADING CO., 31. North Canal Road. Spore— Tel: ***** ALSO AVAILABLE FROM OUR STORE AT THE NATIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT FAIR (Opposite Sky Cinema) to «l a i YJyV' X
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      20 16 THIS AND THIS ANP TH^ PIUS 2 OTHER GIFTS. MLp^ NOW ON SALE AT THE OMO I^^H ITAII. GUIAT WOIIO
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      103 17 PRODUCTS ,BIAUTY, COMFORT „„</ COOLNCSS I' fropr'ra/fzed *jM w»C *«OMC CO V f F All Furniture L Frames are of ty> Tubular Steels V^}\^> ond Woven with Durable Coloured Plastic Cord. :OOL SHADE ON YOUR LAWN ILUMINII/&* MBRELLA Xi KEEPING THE SUN AND GLARE OUT lUMINIUM AWNINGS FOR MORE PICTURESQUE
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      68 17 THIS .WJS AND THIS AND THIS AND THIS PIUS 2 OTHER G/FTS. E|] KTI Pfflljffj NOW ON SALE AT THE OMO |9h 'A. J STALL. GREAT WORLD Tlii^^Sßß^^H hA JpuP PRO SI LRI I MANUFACTURING H*/'^rtfM\^^^ V 1 EVERY WOMAN KNOWS THAT A y^f I S I NC E RJ|7
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      118 18 I YOU mm SAMPLE OUR DELICIOUS READY-TO-SERVE l^^^vS^, I i>i v \^^^^^il^ i)i-™^^^^^^^ Prawns m SolcesT! S Soya Bean Sauce <soyleW miVk) p/?ODt/C£ of SB* ||tf^^^^^ 77»e prosperity of our fa<ton improvement m the economy SEA FOODS: MEATS: VEGETABLES: Fl '*h Curry, Clam Curry, Fish m Chicken Curry, Mutton Curry,
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    Men who ran multi-million dollar smuggling racket are now informing on old pals
    249 19  - Men who ran multi-million dollar smuggling racket are now informing on old pals R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE, Fri. §OME ring-leaders of the multi-million dollar smuggling racket which once plagued Singapore and the Indonesian governments have now become "informers." Tips given to the Indonesian Government by them m recent months
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    Strike at the waterfront: Workers were intimidated says Ministry
    179 19 Strike at the waterfront Workers were intimidated says Ministry SINGAPORE, Fri. The assistance of the Harbour Board Police and Singapore Police were called on Tuesday evening when reports of intimidation involving lighterage workers on strike at Telok Ayer Basin was received, a Ministry of Labour and Law statement said yesterday.
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    THE PORTLY PORK MAN WITH WIDE APPEAL HAS NOW RETIRED
    142 19 THE PORTLY PORK MAN WITH WIDE APPEAL HAS NOW RETIRED SINGAPORE, Fri. Jovial and portly looking Lim Chwee Guan, 70, well-known for his grilled and shredded pork, has retired from the business after 50 years. The business In Rochore Road, a strictly family affair, is managed by Mr. Lim Kang
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    TRANSPORT MEN OBSTRUCT LIGHTERS' EXIT
    80 19 TRANSPORT MEN OBSTRUCT LIGHTERS' EXIT SINGAPORE, Fri. Twenty members of the Singapore Transport Vessel Worker^* Association were charged In the Ninth Magistrate's 1 Court with "besetting" five 1 lighters at the Telok Ayer Ba>in "with intention of ot»- tructin? th? egress ot the light erv' All claimed trial ar.d were
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    New mosque open
    20 19 ALOR STAR. Fri. The Sultan of Kedah will open the !^.ew $144,000 extension to Zahir Mosque today.
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    Hari Raya prayers
    30 19 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Old Maiaya Muslim Missionary Society will hold Hari Raya Haii prayers at the Overseas Pakistan League field m Sr rangoon Road on Sunday a.m.
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    Kallang estate residents complain of poor public lighting, road
    211 19 Kallang estate residents complain of poor public lighting, road SINGAPORE, Friday. ABOUT 15,000 residents of Kalian^ Estate arc grousing over the poor public lighting and i road conditions m the area. They will petition the Hous- r m" and Development Board aiui the City Council m an j attempt to
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    Course on polls registration
    60 19 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. The Registration Officer, Segamat. Inche Talib bin Abubakar, has conducted a special course for 29 Assistant Registration Officers m his district on registering people for the parliamentary, state and local elections. The course covered the method of house-to-house visits and how to rill
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    WORLD TRIPPER PRAISES SINGAPORE'S ROAD SYSTEM
    104 19 WORLD TRIPPER PRAISES SINGAPORE'S ROAD SYSTEM SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Naofumi Niikura, director of the Daiwa Motor Transportation Company Ltd., of Japan, who left Singapore yesterday after a short visit, was fuli of praise for Singapore's road system. Mr. Niikura. who is on a round-the-world trip. &-aid tnat the roads here
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    Co-op flag day
    22 19 TAIPING. Fri. International co-operative day will be celebrated here on July 2. Miniature "Co-operative Day" flags will be sold.
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      248 19 day and night JLan American's exclusive Sleeperette* serrice gives yotf completely relaxing comfort all day long—bed-length comfort all night long. These big reclining Sleeperette seats are spaced far apart— give you plenty of leg room. Yon can stretch way out and still not touch the seat m front! Yon sltep
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      99 19 I f I __J^^ 11 Ihe tymoani m a pair of ear.- dAVQ vs>. :r riunos '61 ras^id "91 ll ?a m U,e d ,n,n S cur. :o»x gg^ ..U r don'rmind B e, <,u,c. Jjj^C .^-^A tenancy agreement <6). a^ nss v H :übcls '*1 Ung rubbish (4>. 01
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    POLIVIT...it's an easy gadget to help you clean the silver
    289 20 POLIVIT...it's an easy gadget to help you clean the silver lI ERE is an easy gad--11 get to help busy housewives clean silver and jewellery m a few minutes. Its the Polivit self-acting silver cleaner, whose action is electrolytic. By it the tarnish is decomposed without taking a grain of
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    Gay hats and 'fisherman' handbags... New craze on the beach!
    518 20 Gay hats and 'fisherman' handbags New craze on the beach! I Csme Baptista presents a I page of news for women r\Y HATS with broad brim. They are now the new craze among Sunday picnickers m Singapore. And the craze includes the colourful "fisherman" handbags and stylish wooden clogs. Colour
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    Margaret's romance sets style for 'love' rings in Singapore
    218 20 Margaret's romance sets style for 'love' rings in Singapore THE new craze m enga§ A pore women is the r A spokesman of U.S. De r Silva. which has just opened a new branch at Raffles Place, said: "Ever since the engagement of Princess Margaret, there has been several orders
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    A Helen Burke tartlets recipe
    122 20 A Helen Burke tartlets recipe Til LS E modest little rakes uill. 1 think, compare favourably with the more glamorous tea specialities. Line little tartlet tins with very thin short crust or flan pastry and prick the bottom of each with a fork. Place m each a smail teaspoon of
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    kHOW TO SKIN CARROTS' TIP WINS $20 PRIZE
    224 20 k HOW TO SKIN CARROTS' TIP WINS $20 PRIZE MRS. B.P. CHEE, of 395, East Coast Road, Singapore 15, wins the first prize of S2O m t h c "Household Hints" competition on how to skin carrots. She says: "If you want to skin carrots well, do not scrape them
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      370 20 S\\ fl Wv Tit this easy beauty test today: Applr one of the radiant new shades of Cutex Nail Polish on one hand only. Now, compart your two hands. The hand without Cutex looks dull. But see now the hand with Cutex Kail Polish has that beautifully groomed, finished look.
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      210 20 ■A W^ft JT^ v i tit vfc jp^^ y' f^ lor Instant Profaft, .\,,|.i y H.,11, irr: i J -.othinch MHil. MkM I lit <m1.»» .jii! goe> on dn )m nj j «»dor all d.ix tll 1 ukl I ra^raiH r finislied 4|iph,n X again \,,it. vitli down 1 N
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    9825 21 FREE PRESS GUIDE TO RACING FORM Horses entered for the Perak Tiirf Club's June race meeting 1 4 SS ONE I d tor H i lub's H mi;. I NINTH: ,v; started) 11-.1-KO S'rorc n our. 7-u lm (Ward) Cl l Di V r:-nt».rl,ne 84: 2nd. Pink on •t.- 9-0.
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      102 22 X^ime and j^ate automatically _**«^^aj THE SWISS WATCH :^^^l^mßBB^^^ FOR ALL CLIMATES y\ .r*Ef&Sr X GENEVE *t DAYMATIC miSKK^** fi^^ YOUR GUARANTEE Sk W/ More than 100 years oi a(j^^B# S^r^SSc^ Nuccevstul trading m A.sia wlf M^ md j Modern Service after BIV djr njK onder Guarantee Tenm. %f \g^
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    Giant-killers' Maxwell S.C. more surprised
    44 23 B^d i win tor Chinese I Max* HI 0 LAN BESAR, Friday, shocked 'giant-killers' >urday's SAFA Division the Chinese second suctrouncing Sukaramai 6-0 -I was ;ill Ihe more erescored their opening with iin had left the field with fsdfasdfsadfsdafsda
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    173 23 Cose of play: \t Lords. Miacile>e\ ;;iy. Lei:re 157 ,inc "J10 for four -NT. Hall am 121. w Watooo t i \t Rcunford. E>oex 132 and for eiglr. »D. In^ >.e 80«. ■mtrtri 193. \t Oxford. Oxfora Umver>;.v IDd 9~ 1 ei*hi. 207 'I> Richardson 40. G. 59.
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      215 23 ViICIAI EATHfRS DAY" DISCOUNT of up to June 6th- 20th ONLY at 86. High Street. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Yours ideal furnitures of High Quality at Low Price. i i i S_ Contact: Ban Lin Furnitures, 13, Kock Rd., Spore. Tel: ***** ASHA'S FREE GIFT SALE TALK
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      1210 23 SHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. A Mm VIFIV <n tnlps la this. sroducts at low prices. Hurry >ver to
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      234 23 CUT PRICE! FOR LADIES BLOUSES PYJAMAS BROCADE JACKETS NIGHTDRESSES EMBROIDERED SILK BED JACKETS FOR MEN DRESSING GOWNS 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE 9. TEL: *****/9 ***** f) 3 hours M VL MAD!. fc~ TO MEASURE Ci SUITS .Jfi^ TOURISTS iW'i' English-trained Tailors 7BI* of M. AKHTAR BROS., I 27, Coleman St.
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      184 23 SPECIAL FATHER^ DAY DISCOUNT of up to June 6th -20th ONLY W TT J 4^a _Hi_________l____l I ,H( MiN i 4m o* B 86, High Street. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVi MEN'S SHOP CORSETS fashioned Individual 415, RIVER VALLEY RD. t SPORE 10:: TEL. ***** TO CLEAR LIMITED STOCK _x,
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    850 24  - White Heather looks most impressive of the Derby hopes on track ALLAN LEWIS AIi,AN LEWIS BRINGS YOU ALL THIS MORNINGS TRAINING GALLOPS By IPOH, Friday pEKAK Derby candidates, White Heather, Who Knows, Marksman and Dreamboat, worked well on the number two grass here this morning m preparation for their important
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    35 24 Thomas House score highest points to become De La Salle champs picture. rho.n.s lion., ulio were team champions at Dc U Salle School^ sports meet They totalled 78 points Director H....^ were second Free Press
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