The Singapore Free Press, 11 June 1960

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    15 1 THE NEWSPAPER WflB The SINGAPORE Free Pres No. *****. SATURDAY, JUNE 11, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    VRSITY DAY AT OLD VIC
    97 1  -  A. MAHADEVA bliiirful robes and academic pity for day to remember jg SINGAPORE. Saturday. Jot Malaya's Convocation be-air-conditioned Victoria Theatre ning with a double significance. I niversily's biggest-ever Con- Mso the tiist tor the year-old tolled the hour above, the nm ceremony began with the
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    AMERICAN ENVOY AMONG 29 DEAD IN AIR CRASH AT SEA
    113 1 AMERICAN ENVOY AMONG 29 DEAD IN AIR CRASH AT SEA BRISBANE. Sat.--Twenty-ntne people were killed last night m Queensland's worst air disaster when a Fokker Friend>hip airliner of Tran>-Au>tralia Airlinecrashed into the sea four miles off MaeKa_y. Among the drad were 16 school children returning home, the American consul m
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    US to boost tin
    22 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. The Senate passed and sent to the House a Bill designed to spur domestic tin production.
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    REX CANCELS FLIGHT AS TAMMY FLIES TO LONDON
    94 1 REX CANCELS FLIGHT AS TAMMY FLIES TO LONDON I ONDON. Sat.—Ameri- can comedienne Tammy Grimes— the girl with the Kay Kendall look, the girl they all say actor Rex Harrison is going to marry— yesterday flew into London from New York. The purpose of her visit: "Personal." Mr. Harrison himself
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    200,000 Japanese plan 'second May Day' riots against Hagerty
    168 1 200,000 Japanese plan 'second May Day' riots against Hagerty TOKYO, Saturday. [ANT] -TREATY Japanese groups promised I more demonstrations m Tokyo today and weary police forces again anticipated special mobilisation to guard the Diet, the Prime Minister and Mr. James Hagerty, President Eisenhower's press secretary. With "Hang Hagerty" placards, extremists
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    ERROL FLYNN'S CHILDREN WANT A SHARE
    65 1 ERROL FLYNN'S CHILDREN WANT A SHARE YORK. Sat.— The ll late Errol Flynn's lour children by three wives yesterday tiled objections to his will, charging that the actor was "not In a sober enough condition** when he made out the bequest. The original will, dated April 27. 1954. directed that
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    Brunette slain
    18 1 TORONTO, Sat. The knife-slashed body of an attractive brunette was disi covered at a .service station
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    Monica will be there
    208 1  -  VAZIR MARKAR (What about you? Enter today to make sure you won't be left out) Moral support for Meliny from girl, 16 By gIXGAPORE, Sat. Sixteen-year-old Monica Craighead will take part m the Free Press Cycle Race for two reasons. Firstly to give moral support to
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    PASSENGER TAKES OVER AS PILOT COLLAPSES
    122 1 PASSENGER TAKES OVER AS PILOT COLLAPSES MONTELIMAR, (Franco. Sat. A woman passenger pulled a German aircraft out oi a crash dive and landed it here by taking over the controls when the pilot collapsed. Forty-year-old Madame Emilie Julien. from Switzerland, was the only woman among the six people m the
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    Conquest on film
    25 1 PEKING. Sat.— A newsreel camera team accompanied the Communist Chinese Everest expedition and filmed their accent from the hitherto unconuuered northern sidi
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    Standstill in France
    42 1 M PYXIS Sat.— Over a million state employees plunged n»hlie administration m France into chaos with a nationwide >4-hour strike over pay claims. It disrupted air services, stopped mail deliveries and brought work m many offices to a standstill
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    Macmillan home
    17 1 LONDON. Sat -Mr. Harold Macmillan and Lady Dorothy arrived home after their visit to Norway.
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    STOP PRESS
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    Praise for Kabuki
    25 1 NEW YORK, Sat Tht Grand Kabuki Players of Japan presented their second bill of short plays to renewed praise from drama critics.
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    Yayoi is first
    23 1 TOKYO, Sat. BMM Y&ycA Furuno. 19. of Fukuoka Prefecture, was selected as Japan's entrant m the 1961 Miss Universe Contest.
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    A Tongan study
    21 1 TOKYO. Sat.— A Japanese survey team left O.^aka to study the economy and culture of the Tongan Islands.
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    Nikita on holiday
    21 1 MOSCOW, Sat -Mr. Nikita Khrushchev, Soviet Prime Minister, Ls on a short holiday at a Black Sea resort.
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    Desai meets Tito
    19 1 BELGRADE. Sat The Indian Finance Minister. Morarjl Desai. here for economic talks, called on President Tito.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    20 1 First Malayan Fund, manJRJ*' p Ces today- buyers $1.38. sellers $1.46. Second Malayan Fund, buyers $I.os. sellers $1.12.
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    Most groups show gains but shipping shares are on dull side in London market
    500 2 Most groups show gains but shipping shares are on dull side in London market LONDON. Saturday. THE London stock x markets ended Ihe week und the long account on a satisfactory note yesterday Industrial equities continued to improve following further good company news and the fresh overt. i j. ht
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    106 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board arkanrei this Wining arc: Pre*. Adams l 2. Wonosaii 4/5 Charon Ouwerkerk 67. Lex.i Maersk 8/9. Auiol.vcus 13 14. Awajisan Maru 15 16, Ikushima Maru 19 Bcudal M. Wall 2, Bruas 21/22 Kinabalu 24. Siberoei 25/26. Hai L_e 'JT 28
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    Mark: Revalue talks out
    46 2 bo.w. sat. a West German Government statement today .said rumours thut the mark would soon be revalued upwards were •Quite without foundation." VV.m German economic circles had been speculating that the mark mlgjit .soon be revalued to curb the country's economic boom.
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    Hong Kong prices
    63 2 HONG KONG. Friday. Closing prices here today \.c.*e: Previous T_dav H A S. Banking Corporation si.'Jio $1,210 S ilc" 4 Ml 's Union Ins. Canton $92.50 $03 50 sales buyers Wheeioc'. Mardeu s '10 salm sales H K»ai- phone $37.75 $3 50 >ale.s s,ile.s Dam Farm ft
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    Imports by EFTA nations
    79 2 ROM! E All memo* European Free Trade A sociation i ETTA <\cept Norway and Portugal sn.Kirted nrng market countries In Its'" than irom iellou membe: Uniti and Agriculture Or<said here yesterday. In the same year. the latest hick detailed Information eadily a\ a liable. EFTA member.N
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    Profit-takers are out in force on the Exchange
    599 2 Profit-takers are out in force on the Exchange PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS DIVIDENDS Batu Tiga (Selangor) LONDON: Batu Tiga (Selangor* Rubber Company has announced a final dividend ior Uie year to December 31. 1959 of Is**_ per cent on JC194.000
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    RUBBERS
    166 2 Early prices helped by Singapore's close shows small change LONDON. Sat Opening indication** .showed very little change from Thursday's closing basis aided by the steady close at j Singapore. During the morning prion had a tendency to harder, si small enquiries were met by very few offer-. The **4fiMT
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      104 2 LONDON Juno 10 Prevuui- r hUHBEH Ni> i KM c.i I European oorts June Jui> RUBBER No. 1 R»* Soot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Hun>r T«rmj Jirfy 3< Auk M I 16 TONE Steady hut owet Atjv>«. pi eva Quo cfl II i'.:nt PEPPER A: ISar^w
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      Dow Jones Averages
      28 2 NEW YORK. June 10 30 Industrials \j w 20 Rdilf ojfls ||5 -,i m Domt-Mic Bonds 77 is Utilities m 35 Stocks Composite Average* 2'
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      U.S. Pepper
      17 2 Dng 61 f| ifloatu 7>» lum shipment, 7 Uovk A love _>'<■- IUOtrO ir I rent*
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      Copra. Coconut Prices
      85 2 LONDON. June 10 Previous Tudav bOPRA Phil'iM»in«- U.K. North turopean port* •ptiverfi) weight ocr lone ton June July 1194 COPRA Strait* it. UK. /North European ports delivered wtuht per lons ton June July £72 t Tlj COCONUT OIL crude Straits c if. European ports m tuiih ocr
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      New York Prices
      55 2 NEW YORK. June 10 Previous fuil.tv TIN Straits spot ?i I T RUBBER Futures July Sfpt I] 10 SALES: 15 lots TONE Steady No 1 RSS June '.IMlit (1 Of If t -J 1 I 1 IOFKEE Futures B Contract July M d Above prices quoted In
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    727 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Friday. MM INDUSTRIALS Ak. Bricks OrdS (N I Buyen 8.8. Petrol 5- lo B fru 525 b l l i. 1 Smell Pref. Ords. 5: 52 n 1 penury .•> trick! tlii heave Pi f. ores.
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    JAMES...THE BOY WITH A HUNDRED 'GRIMACES'
    90 3  - JAMES... THE BOY WITH A HUNDRED 'GRIMACES' Alexandra Lee onior student who's just like any other teenager... ne starts to sing to the snappy rhythm of a guitar jg SINGAPORE. Sat. I ang lim, IS, is just another teenitil he starts singing, that is. lv does he becomes whal ;il|
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    TRAVEL SERVICE TO EXTEND POPULAR TOUR TO PENANG SOON
    103 3 TRAVEL SERVICE TO EXTEND POPULAR TOUR TO PENANG SOON SINGAPORE. Sal The new travel service which organises tours to Kuala Lumpur, al an over-ail Charge of $28. has proved tv be a great success. It has now decided to start a tour to Penang on July 3 at a charge
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    Premier to speak
    46 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee n Y< w. will speak on the "University ot Malaya its past contribution and Its present role tan nation building" at the Oei Tiong Ham Hall. University of Malaya. Singapore, at 8.15 p.m. on June 24.
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    Singapore's Mrs. E. was at big girl guide ceremony
    125 3 Singapore's Mrs. E. was at big girl guide ceremony SINGAPORE. Sat. Girl Guide Commissioners tor Singa** pore an cl Malaya were anion" representatives from i c J Commonwealth territories who attended a ceremony m Britain at which a standard was presented to the Chief Commissioner fo r Commonwealth Guides. Miss
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    BOWL OF BIRDS' NESTS SOUP IS NOW MORE EXPENSIVE
    91 3 BOWL OF BIRDS' NESTS SOUP IS NOW MORE EXPENSIVE SINGAPORE, Sat. Thc price oi first quality edible birds* nests ha> gone up by S4O a kati, bringing it to $160 a kati. The house type of birds' nests, the second quality, is sold at about S5O a kati. which l_
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    Paya Lebar market now a favourite haunt of the fortune-tellers
    163 3 Paya Lebar market now a favourite haunt of the fortune-tellers SINGAPORE, Saturday. DAYA LEBAR market is now becoming a favourite liaunl lor rortune-tellers and palm readers. Crowds of men, women and cmldren gather round the 10-odd soothsayers who have set up business m the area. They are assisted m their
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    National language
    26 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. All Government and Aided Schools here have been asked to introduce the "national languat to as many classes a.-- possible without delay.
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    A plaque for Dato
    32 3 BENTONG, Sat. The Chinese Town Hall Committee will present a plaque to Mr. Teh 1 Eng Suan on his being made a Dato by the Sultan ot Pahang.
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    Cricketer off to Ceylon to wed teacher
    122 3 Cricketer off to Ceylon to wed teacher SINGAPORE, S a t.— "Marriage will by no means slacken my speed as a fast bowler," said former Singapore cricketer Mr. Pandula Manawadu. Mr. Manawadu, now the manager of the Kuching Branch of Messrs B. P. De Silva. sailed on board the Canton
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    Ministers' visit
    22 3 SLNGAPORE. Sat—Government Ministers and Assemblymen will visit Pulau Übin Camp tomorrow to see potential community centre team leaders m training.
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    'Theatre' donation
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd., are donating $318.46 to the National Theatre Fund. The money Is from the sale of cold Milo at the two-day National Carnival last Saturday.
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    Methodist concert
    33 3 r \PORE. Sat. The Methodist Singers will give a' concert at the Methodist Girls' School auditorium. Mount Sophia. .)day at 8 j p.m. In aid of Trinity I Theological College fund.
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    COURT ORDERS WHIPPING AND PRISON FOR DAGGER MEN
    188 3 COURT ORDERS WHIPPING AND PRISON FOR DAGGER MEN TELUK ANSON, Sat. Three men, who oroke into a school to steal and later robbed a shopkeeper at dagger point, were at the Sessions Court here, each sentenced to a total of four years' jail and six strokes of the rotan, followed
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      138 3 100 ProaramiW .M.mmary; loweo by nuiMc. 0.00 P*i..inme 103 tve.2r.en oarade: 1.30 Thc preview: Too Tne news. UO _2«- 1 40 Weekh share ma.ke* Newsialk; T.lo Youtii at tne liH'- helm Ponced and presetted bj dues'*' 00 The Malayan touch lan Hope. _?2,i .^'^'saturdav p. > SSS panel game; 8.30
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    New Mrs. Harrison may be a girl with Kay's looks
    150 4 New Mrs. Harrison may be a girl with Kay's looks THEY SAT IN A FAMOUS STEAK HOUSE HOLDING HANDS... SHE IS DIVORCED, IS HIS 'GREAT CHUM' AND ADMDIES HIM A LOT ■JEW YORK, Sat The girl is a comedienne with a touch of Kay Kendall's looks about her. The man
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    Britain in fierce battle for $34 million locomotive contract
    145 4 Britain in fierce battle for $34 million locomotive contract SOFIA. Saturday. FIERCE battle is going on m Sofia, the Bulgarian capital, between British firms and linns irom America, West Germany and several other West European countries. Tiie prize: a contract exreeding MS34 minion for die-sd-electric l*>comotive>. The Bulgarians want 40
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    OIL FROM A NAZI SHIP RUINS HOLIDAY BEACHES
    169 4 OIL FROM A NAZI SHIP RUINS HOLIDAY BEACHES ■ASLO, Sat.— Two thou- sand tons of thick smelly Rumanian oil is trickling into the Oslo Fiord from the rust-ridden hull ot* the Bluecher, German warship sunk m 1940. The trickle might become a flow soon, experts said while officials scrambled to
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    Keep 'em guessing
    26 4 WASHINGTON, Sat,— The United "-"lates Air Force announced plans to keep a potential enemy guessing about the location of its strategic bombing force.
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    WAITER WHO IGNORED A NEGRO IS GIVEN THE SACK
    149 4 WAITER WHO IGNORED A NEGRO IS GIVEN THE SACK YEW YORK. Sat.— A Negro and his daughter were waiting for a table at a Manhattan restaur ant whi c h is usually crowded at lunch-time because of the view. "You reserved table by the window, sir?" asked the head waiter.
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    Standstill in France
    17 4 PARIS, Sat.— France came to a standstill when 1,300.000 civil servants went on strike.
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    Glider released
    27 4 BUTZWEILERHOF, Sat. Richard Schreder. the glider pilot who strayed into East Germany on Wednesday has been handed over to West German authorities on the border.
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    Tour for Premier
    21 4 BELGRADE. Sat. Mr. Ibrahim Abboud. Prime Minister of the Sudan will pay a visit to Yugoslavia m July.
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    Eoka in 'Exodus'
    21 4 NICOSIA. Sat. --A number! of former Eoka Gunmen are i appearing m Otto Preminger's film version of "Exodus".
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    U.S. TV TO SPEND £6 MIL. ON PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION CONVENTIONS
    85 4 U.S. TV TO SPEND £6 MIL. ON PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION CONVENTIONS WASHINGTON, Sat. Television networks will spend about £6.000.000 covering the presidential nomination conventions m July. Day after cay millions of Americans will hug their sets watching the great Democratic circus and the great Republican jamboree. Good month Biggest sponsor of
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    THE KANGAROO IS ONLY ONE JUMP AWAY FROM FATE OF DODO AS AUSSIE FARMERS HOT UP WAR
    294 4 THE KANGAROO IS ONLY ONE JUMP AWAY FROM FATE OF DODO AS AUSSIE FARMERS HOT UP WAR Special report from Brisbane. Saturday. THE kangaroo virtually Australia's national emblem is facing a threat. of extinction cv c n though the biggest ever plague of kangaroos has just been reported by North
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    Sammy (to marry mai) tells of the small minds
    347 4 Sammy (to marry mai) tells of the small minds [ONDON, Sat.— Mai Britt and Sammy Davis Jr. yesterday met the Press, the first time since they became engaged. Sammy "5 ft. 6 m. with everything I got, including a chair" will marry Miss Britt, 5 ft. 8 m. m her
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    51 4 ACCRA. Sat. Political leaders m exile are taki:._ to the rest of Alrica their campaign for world-wiae boycott of South Africa. Six of them, representing what is called the "United Front." have gone from Accra to Liberia their fifth port of call m ian ex- Tei boy i Uie
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    Lock icon More friendly inter-school bonds
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    After 8 months' search hospital still can't find a local man to fill a top post
    169 5  - After 8 months' search hospital still can't find a local man to fill a top post MARGARET WEE By SINGAPORE. Sat |"HE eight-month search for a Malayan to fill the post of medical officer-in-charge of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital has been a failure so far. The hospital board of
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    New selling techniques bring very bright future for insurance
    119 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday. S are bright ior insurance comlhe East said Mr. Anthony Davis roc 11 members al Scotts Road. A lan who ufacturers .-one employ! companies m SouthEast Asia, due to overhustasm of salesmen who created 111-feeling, and the medical benefit
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    9 students suggest that Govt, can help
    201 5  - 9 students suggest that Govt, can help A. RICHARDS By 2ERANGOON. S a t.— Nine students, including three girls, from nine secondary schools took part m a debate on "How to improve friendly relationship a m o n g secondary school students." The debate, held at the Serangoon English school,
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    BAIL FOR 15 WHO PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO RIOTING
    149 5 BAIL FOR 15 WHO PLEAD NOT GUILTY TO RIOTING SINGAPORE, Sat.— Fifteen people were brought betore the Ninth Magistrate. Mr. R B. I. Pates on two separate charges of rioting at the Hock Soon Rubber Factory on the morning of May 11. All oi them pleaded not guilty and were
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    MAN AND WOMAN FINED $500 FOR POSSESSING CHAP-JI-KI SUPS
    108 5 MAN AND WOMAN FINED $500 FOR POSSESSING CHAP-JI-KI SUPS SINGAPORE. Sat.— A woman and a man were arrested In a house at Potong Pasir after they were found Ln possession of documents relating to a chap-ji-ki lottery, a magistrate's court was told. Ang and Lim Ah Tee, 32. were fined
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    A 3250,000 loan
    25 5 MUAR. Sat. The Johore State Government has approved a 52.50.000 loan to the Town Council here to build a new council building.
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    Return I-cards of the dead
    92 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. Members of the public are remind- ed that on the death of a person to whom an Identity Card 1 has been issued, the person Ul possession of this card should deliver it to the Registration Officer within seven i days of the
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    Talk on Malaya's constitution
    57 5 SINGAPORE. S-at. Pro- I lessor L. A. Sheridan, head oi the Law Faculty of the University of Malaya. Singapore, will speak on "The Con- stitution of the Federation of Malaya" on June 17 at 8.15 p.m. at the University's -arts lecture theatre here. The talK is
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    Night Beat
    486 6  -  OSWALE HENRY Stay cool m c-o-o-l jazz (Malayan style) with the Cool Combos (YSYa HEARS some odd stories on a nightbeat, and this recent one takes some beating. An incoming American tourist stopped a passer-by the other day to :isk him where he could see sonic really Rood
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    Pam's childhood dream of film career ends with the death of Pascal
    763 6 Pam 's childhood dream of film career ends with the death of Pascal OAM Brotherton al- ways wanted to act. It haa been her one dream since childhood, and she followed it through her school days m Dublin with the hope of being a star some day. Imagine her thrill
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    MARDIANAH OFF TO PENANG BUT PROMISES TO RETURN
    99 6 MARDIANAH OFF TO PENANG BUT PROMISES TO RETURN IT will be goodbye to Singapore for three months now for actress singer Murdianah who left for Penang yesterday to do a stint before the mike at a well-known nighterie there. As a farewell gesture she did a spot of eve-of-de-parture "guesting"
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    Professor Sandosham now tells the secret why he really became a doctor
    152 7  - Professor Sandosham now tells the secret why he really became a doctor R.W Loganathan SINGAPORE. Saturday. [gOK Arthur Anantharaja Sandosham -receives the highest medical honour lt i Medicine from the University > had no idea of becoming a lt n h i mie to Singapore 37 years ago. up his
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    THREE LIVES IN THREE WEEKS GIVES NEW ROAD NAME OF 'MURDER MILE'
    125 7 THREE LIVES IN THREE WEEKS GIVES NEW ROAD NAME OF 'MURDER MILE' 2EMBAWANG, Sa L— Three fatal accidents m three weeks alon» the new Thomson Road deviation has earned it the name of "Murder Mile." The new road at thr 7th mile stone runs straight lor two and a half
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    He leaves his two great loves to go on a tour round the world
    221 7 He leaves his two great loves to go on a tour round the world SINGAPORE, Saturday. "jpill. two great loves of an unassuming, genial, 65-year-old Singapore educationist are his children und his work. But six months ago. Mr S. G. Mohamed Ghows retired. Left with nothing to do and with
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    NEW PHOTO CLUB NEEDS MORE MEMBERS
    80 7 NEW PHOTO CLUB NEEDS MORE MEMBERS SINGAPORE. Sat. The Sembawang Camera Club has launched a drive for new members In Adelphi Park. Sembawang Hilis Estate and Nee Soon. This was disclosed to the Free Press, by Mrs. Pamela West. Assistant Secretary of the Sembawang Hills Estate Association. She said photographicequipment
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    Union conference
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Transport Work er s Union m Malaya will hold its annual delegates conference at the Kuala Lumpur Town Hall on July 3.
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    Inter-school debate on 'punishment'
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Raffles Institution will meet Queenstown Boys' School m the first round of an intersecondary school debate In the V.M.C.A. hall today. The motion is "Capital punishment should be abolished."
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    AN AUSTRALIAN POLITICIAN SAYS MALAYA HAS HIGH RATIO OF POLICEMEN TO POPULATION
    120 7 AN AUSTRALIAN POLITICIAN SAYS MALAYA HAS HIGH RATIO OF POLICEMEN TO POPULATION KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —An Australian politician praised Malaya's police and her overseas students. He is the Deputy Premier of the State of Victoria, Mr. Arthur G. Rylah, who is on a goodwill tour. Mr Rylah. who had talks
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    HE PUNCHED FACE OF P.C. WHO TRIED TO ARREST HIM
    116 7 HE PUNCHED FACE OF P.C. WHO TRIED TO ARREST HIM ITU ALA LUMPUR, Sat. A Singapore man admitted that he punched a policeman m the face when he was being taken to a police station. Yuen Tian Yiang. 24. pleaded guilty to using criminal force on the policeman. Kong Gim
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    2-day State show
    33 7 KUALA SELANGOR. Sat. The Regent of Selangor will open the two-day State agricultural show here on July 9. This will be the first State show of its kind m Sel-angor.
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    Nine-man committee
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Federation's nine-man Review Committee on Education is expected to recommend teaching of the Muslim religion m fully-assisted school.'..
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    I kept a date with a mighty Venus...
    365 7  - I kept a date with a mighty Venus CHAN SWAN BEE CHAMPAGNE, COLD LOBSTER AT 15,000 FT. By SINGAPORE, Sat. I had a date with a mighty Venus a 1,248-384-1,188 "Goddess of Love." This Venus is a KLM Lockheed turbo-prop Electra airliner. ihe was as cold as the steelframework of
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    Change of jobs
    29 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Sat. Dr. D. J. B. Edward. Medical. Oilicer. Central Kedah. has been transferred to Alor Star. He is succeeded here by Dr. M Balasundram.
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    He is here to sell us stationery with a difference
    129 7 He is here to sell us stationery with a difference SINGAPORE, S a t.— 3 Iff. Y. Hatorl. who was here a week a»o to appoint agencies for Japanese office equipment, is back to introduce other products. One of them an his beautifully designed writing pad> The mo.^t beautiful of
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    New patron Ishak
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Yang di Pertuan Negara Inche. Yusof bin Ishak h.i.s a-jrecd to become patron of the Singapore Musical Society.
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    WHAT A SPORTS CAR LOOKS LIKE AFTER SKID INTO MONSOON DRAIN
    45 8 TH<S sports car skidded into a monsoon drain near the Botanic Gardens. The three youths m the car were flung out and escaped with bruises. They were treated as outpatients at the General Hospital.
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    Singapore is the biggest market in S-E Asia for cigars, says tobacco company chief
    252 8  -  HARRY CHIA By SINGAPORE, Saturday SINGAPORE is the biggest market m South East Asia for American cigars, said Mr. Oreste C. Stephano, vice-president of Stephano Brothers, Philadelphia, who ia visiting Singapore on a market tour. His
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    ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD DONORS MUST BE FORMED NOW, HE SAYS
    191 8  - ASSOCIATION OF BLOOD DONORS MUST BE FORMED NOW, HE SAYS ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE. Sat. A 28 year old Singapore salesman, who has given blood 28 times, has offered to set the ball rolling: to form .an association of blood donors. Mr. M. Rethlnasamy. a salesman at Robinson's, said no
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    OFFICE-BOY GAVE UP LUNCH TO SUCCEED
    111 8 OFFICE-BOY GAVE UP LUNCH TO SUCCEED SINGAPORE. Sat. For j three months, while other office-boys roamed the streets during lunchbreaks. Aman bin JafTar spent his free hour learning 10 work a robot computer. His lunch time industry has paid off. Inche Aman. aged 22. an office-boy at Singapore j i
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    Sultan's widow dies
    25 8 KL'ALA KAN'GSAR. Sat. The widow of the late Sultan Sir Alang Iskandar Shah of Perak. 92. died at her home here yesterday.
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    New bunkering barges will boost firm's oiling services here
    116 8 New bunkering barges will boost firm's oiling services here SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE arrival here of two new sell-propelled bunkering barges with the advantage of metered delivery has outmoded the old measur- ing stick used for gauging oil m tanks. The barges, the Stanvac I Jurong and Stanvac Pagar. will also
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    NEWSMEN ARE HOSTS TO INCHE YUSOF
    74 8 NEWSMEN ARE HOSTS TO INCHE YUSOF gINGAPORE, Sat— Tne Ya di-Pertuan Nagara. Incne Yusof bin Ishak, and Cm Noor Aishah, wiil be guestt I of honour at a dinner at the Chinese Swimming Club toi night jointly organised by tne four journalists' vi sations m Singapore. Tne Hosts art the
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      681 8 TODAY: 12.39 p.m. and 11.53 p.m. TOMORROW: 1.30 p.m. MONDAY: 0.39 a.m. and 2.20 p.m. TUESDAY: 1.26 a.m. and Ul p.m. WEDNESDAY: 2.17 a.m. and 3.57 p.m. THURSDAY: 3.14 a.m. and 4.50 p.m. FRIDAY: 4.21 a.m. and 5.49 p.m. CITES ACROSS put Ul the i_,n.!.0.. l About legal wrongs are
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      308 8 lllllAT 5 j EVENTS- j CHORAL CONCERT Methodist Singers In a.o <■! ,v Theological College lund Methoaist Girl. Bcbool tonum, Mount Sopm.; X Admission: $1 MM $2. YMCA (Orchard Ro.c, I C match vs. RAF Tengah., VMCA ground, 2.15 pm.. minor dep* opens from 2 p.m.; Malay Citrbridge examination prep.»
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    UNKNOWN
    220 9 KALLANG, Sat. rpHE flying fists of Singapore's boxers proved too fast and too persistent for the Federation last night at the Happy World Stadium. In winning back the A. P. Lim trophy, Singapore won all ten bouts. Only two went the full distance. It was a fine display of
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    28 9 MARKAR GUILLEMARD. Saturday lop seeds Omar Ibrahim of Singapore and George ■Were made lo struggle hard before advancing nd ol thc Singapore Badminton Association open -I night.
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    Lock icon RESULTS OF COUNTY MATCHES
    198 9 NDON, Sat \t Hull nrKshtre beat Derbv- -'>"•• ,v 'ii i >'i,s. Yorkshire ill Derbyshire 138 91 Yorkshire 12 p Derbyshire two po. \t l.eicrstcr. Leii estcr>hii c beat Somerset by an innings and »x runs. Le.c< tei hire 33y-2 dec! 185 >K. P.'.lir.er 46 Leicestershire
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    36 9 Ii .l-J.intl s TrueMatham. •♦•re entirst forte. 1 recked the t .trl> part ot south Africa Test innings >esterd.i>. Superb catches kept I land on the offensive. :-.c; 292 all ou* Sou 114 lor fl
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    Singapore's ten victories
    78 9 Light-fly: Martin Quek ko Lim Chee Swee: Willie Tan ko Muthuvelu rd 1; Fly: Jumahat Ibrahim bt J. Mackay; C. Francis tko K. ___U__J_ngan_ rsf rd 3; Bantam: N. R. Virabhak tko J. Rajaram rsf rd 2; V. Kesavan tko Sved Baiin.rom rd 2: Feather: K. Gopalan
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    A fine saloon with the right size, shape and speed
    396 9  -  CHRISTINE RODDY CARS... THE WOMAN'S VIEW By THE SHOW-OFF WHO GOT ON MY TAIL HAD A SHOCK "THERE I was, savouring the delights of the MG Magnette and minding mv own business when a menace roar ed past me. I
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      605 9 ST. GEORGE'S GAEKIBQN 2.15 p.m. Sunday School; 2.45 CHURCH; Tanglin barracks; p.m. service m Malay. Rev. 7.15 aim. Holy Communion: 9.30 Chew Hock Hin; 4 p.m. Service a.m. Sunday School; 9.30 am. m English. Rev. Kenneth ChelMorning Service; 6.30 p.m. lappah. Evening Prayer. ORTHODOX SYRIAN BETHESDA < Katong Church) CHCRCH.
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    Gallery of school athletic champions
    46 10 M 9. -CONG YE» VALLEY TAY TCC TCC. TANGLIN I NG FOONG KUCN. RIVCR VALLCY II ISMAIL MURAOI BALCSTICR I LCC Nil KUAN. BALCSTICR II CHUA GEOK LAV. TANGLIN I CHUA GIK NEO. TANGLIN I CHOW Ol LIN. ALESTIC* ll I
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    THE TANGLIN BOYS AND GIRLS: ALL RESULTS
    223 10 THE TANGLIN BOYS AND GIRLS: ALL RESULTS TANGLIN BOYS I 100 yards: 1 Tay Tee lee. 2. Chan Wai Lum. 3. Loke Yung Ye.. 7.> yards hurdles: 1. Tav Tee Tee. 2. Ho Kun Kee. 3. Lon See Chong 7.*> yards: l. Mok View Kee. 2. Low Leng Vow. 3.
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    Lock icon Fraser shock
    65 10 BECKENHAM. Sat. Neale Fraser was beaten m straight sets In the Kent lawn tennis championships by Earl Buch- holz. 6-3. 6-4. WIMBLEDON. Sat.— United States lead Britain 2-1 m the Wightman Cup women's team lawn tennis contest SCARBOROUGH. Sat. -Britain boat Belgium 3-0 m the Davis Cup. Other
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    Meet Ng, the jumpi girl sensation
    297 10 m\ i.i. |fEKT lhe jumping I pi ii i i;n girls m Ihmi I year-old Kg Foong kucii I iish School 11. Ng won the 1 with a distance of 14 I It Is only two I cot out the Singapore Combi School >
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    Mexican tourists Irapuato delight the fans with classic brand of soccer
    203 10  - Mexican tourists Irapuato delight the fans with classic brand of soccer CHUA BAN HOCK By Jalan Besar. Saturday. Irapuato 2; Singapore Selection 0 "pill. Mexican team Irapuato delighted the 5,963 fans last night with (heir classic brand oi* soccer. They walked away easy winners although they were held by Singapore
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    Tan Bee Lan is best athlete at Haig School
    189 10 HAIG ROAD, Saturday. ¥>EST Performer at Haig School I and II was Tan Bee Lan of Laycock House. Laycock House won the team title. Mrs. G. Muthiah gave away the prizes. 8 25 yards Ball Bouncing, "C" Diilsisn. 75 yards Sack:
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    Balestier I & II
    131 10 Balestier I II SCHOOL I -A" DIVISON 100 yards: 1. Ismail b. Mu.adi, 2. Lee Kirn Heng. 50 yards stack race: 1. Ismail b. Muradi. B DIVISION 75 yards: l. Jaffa:* b. Yacob. 2. Sahimi b. Suraai. C DIVISION 50 yards; l. Rahim b. Arsid. 2. Saad.n. SCHOOL II A
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    9 10 TORONTO. Sat. Burnley beat Hearts 2-1. U.P.I.
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    1059 11 Race 1—2.15: Cl. 3, Div. 2-9 Furs. S rSk^. 4>T ü blken2K Hobbs 9.0 (2) Posner 2 238 TANAH Avl» C i- g c Teh 811 < 3 > Ward 4 642 RFM'IT II ?v syr __5 Rod er5 8 *<> Cl) Wilson o 106 Bui. i______f
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    143 11 I Seliu JJ>a <, Bl panjang !>»« OFYLANG, S.U.-Dahlan Sa*jd nl^ed lie" COT Set* Java yoMerhL'_ H_«as a menace to the op- He scored all three goals score lo 0 The third .oal came towards Re.e:ee A. RohUn ■alk -la* a: Aumaleh MukmoMohd ibiHhim A.iv.i BurL Akh-
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    95 11 R.A.F. Seletar A 4. Police A 1. FARRER PARK. Sat. R.A.F Seletar were goul down at halftime. Thanks to Carter, they recovered to win handsomely m this Division 3 B tie. Carter was m top form. He completed the hattrick. Seletar's
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    Happy Melody needs only one gallop to put him in trim
    392 12 ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP CHANCES FOR IPOH RACING TOMORROW Race S{ JL. 1. DIV. |—„i.X: ll.ippv Melody III.OU. Satoro 8.11. Hulida\ Time 8.10. Uaspada S.if., On Parole B.ob. Sun of Burma X.03. Jolly .Master B.o'. Denlenturius 7.10, Marigold MiH.
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    406 12 FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL! NANYAN6 NANFANG i ALLAN LEWIS I TRESPASSER EPSOM JEEP. CALL BOY POINTER L.M.V. Kwee Loh MA YU-LOONG BUKIT TIMAH j B. TIMAH B. TIMAH WO-AI-NEE RESULT RESULT RESULT II LINDALOU r I Result Result Rocket Result Gustonl Wo-Ai-Nee
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    The straight course should be ideal for speedy Usaha Setia
    1234 12 i Race 4 CL. 1. DIV. .V K. STR.: Lightning Mash 'Mm. I'saha Srtia 8.13. Niccolina 8. 12. Lucky I ueky 8.11. South of Fiance 8.10. Dinkum 8.10. Lord Arrogance 8.09. Coffee Boy 8.07. Kola Bay 5.07. Bon Viveur 8.04.
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    26 12 MANCHESTER. Sat.—Marshal Pil. owned by Dr. Lip of Ipoh. was second m the Mar.-. Chester cup won by Colour-. Red Pins was third. Reuter
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    12 12 Telephone facilities at the Ipoh racecourse tomorrow uill be withdrawn.
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    14 12 DOUGLAS. Sat. John Surtec.. broke the Junior T.T. lap record m practise.
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    655 12 i Race 6 I j CL. 1. DIV. I— 9F.: Tudor Wonder 9.00. Timberlane 8.07 Dreamhoat 8.05. Big Daddy MS, Malayan Graduate 7.13. I Peaceful King 7.12. Rina .M-\ White Heather 7.09. Brave General 7.U8, Oleander II 7.07. MALAYAN Graduate, with
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