The Singapore Free Press, 15 June 1960

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    21 1 is The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, 1960. 15 CENTS. Food packs from Malaya stop at the border
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    Lock icon EDS BAN MERCY PARCELS
    183 1 10 says i the rejects le up m mg Kong ONG, <>mse Prc- < hou Enined :ill (I parvcrseaa starving ;e post .rstinij rejected .IUStS. :>.ou&ancis I food riiiiMii General -B] to Ibe purpose Will now. I t raflic bra the restncJune ated MM inten.rnune mrtMUQ
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    Three more girls join the race
    339 1  -  FIRDHOUSE SALAHUDDIN ALAN KHOO FRIDAY IS I YOUR LAST DAY: SEND YOUR ENTRY IN TODAY ...AND TWO SISTERS WILL CYCLE FOR A BET By and SINGAPORE, Wed.— A secret bet thai they could out-cycle each other brought two sisters Khatija, US. and Zainab Abdeen,
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    Lock icon CANCER: DOCTORS M-U-S-T TELL, SAYS THIS DOCTOR
    7 1 CANCER: DOCTORS M-U-S-T TELL, SAYS THIS DOCTOR
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    Plane wreck found
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    Fatal Titan blast
    21 1 CAPE CANAVERAL, (Florida*. Wed.— A small charge on a Titan missile exploded killing a technician and injuring nine.
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    Typhoon relief
    20 1 OXFORD. Wed. The Oxford committee for famine relief has sent $8,500 to Hong Kong to aid typhoon victims.
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    Reds jail seamen
    17 1 HONG KONG. Wed. Shipping firms disclosed they have some 20 seamen jailed by Reds.
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    SPY CHIEF IN LONDON FOR TALKS-REPORT
    103 1 SPY CHIEF IN LONDON FOR TALKS-REPORT LONDON. Wed. Mr. Allen Welsh Dulles, chief of the United States Central Intelligence Agency and the man who sent the U-2 spy plane over Russia, is reported to be m London for secret talks with British intelligence chiefs. According to the Daily Mail the
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    Sabotage probe
    28 1 NEW HAMPSHIRE. Wed. Naval officials confirmed that an investigation into possible sabotage aboard Britain's first nuclear-power-ed submarine. The Nautilus, Is under way at Portsmouth Naval Yard.
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    53 1 4* WASHINGTON, Wed. The President of the Board of 21 Mr Reginald Mauldini;. will discuss with the Prime Minister MV Harold Macnillan. a su^estion that he be Minisur. promot( the export of men's wear. Mr K^SSta has an individual taste to dress which demonstrates a very
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    Police tell the 'We don't like Ike' men in Japan: 'We will be stern'
    172 1 Police tell the 'We don't like Ike' men in Japan: 'We will be stern' TOKYO. Wednesday. VATIONAL police were; told hist night to guard President Eisenhower "what- ever Ihe difficulties.' The call to duty came from the Director of tne National Police Agency, Mr. Nobuo Kashimura. He said police would
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    Killed by a ball
    32 1 MANCHESTER, Wed. Derek Reed, 27, died after being hit on the jaw by a ball while batting m a cricket match, a Manchester inquest was told. Verdict: Accident.
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    Death for ex-rebel
    21 1 HAVANA. Wed. Insurgent ex-rebel army captain. Manuel Beaton, was yesterday sentenced to death by a tn- I bunal.
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    End of emergency
    25 1 ZOMBA, Wed. Sir Robert Armitage. Governor of Nyasaland, announced today that the 15-month-old emergency m the British protectorate would be ended tomorrow.
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    Typhoon Mary's toll
    29 1 HONG KONG. Wed. Typhoon Mary, which struck the colony on June 9 left 45 dead and 12 persons missing. Little hope is left for the missing.
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    Industrials hard hit by dull and uncertain trend in the London stock markets
    462 2 Industrials hard hit by dull and uncertain trend in the London stock markets LONDON. Wed. IJULL and uncertain 1J conditions prevailed m the London stock markets yesterday due to fears of an intensification of the credit squeeze and more particularly on the possibility of an increase m the British bank
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    177 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHITS l> ing alongside tin- Singa- pore Harbour Board \vhai\rs or expected this morninj; air: Australia 1 2. Sirdh;;n;> 4 3. Charon i»A. Sanßoia 6 7, Sarpedon 89. Menelau.- 10 11. batsuma Maru 13 14. Lao 15 lti. Straar of Ori*>a 18. Sen-caranu N.Wall 2. Serdan-j N.Wall
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    Meat export ban still on
    74 2 WELLINGTON. Wed. No fresh moves have been nude here m the current freezing late concerning the L.my of ir.r.K A I (fft nUnued rot long men undoubtedly prices would l>e artificially bigbtx on the London market. He added that if ships were unable to move
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    Hong Kong prices
    61 2 HONG KONG. Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,200 $1,195 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $93.00 |93.00 sales sales Wheelock Maiden $fi To «tj to sales .sales H Kong phone $36.25 $36.75 .sales Miles i Dairy Farm Cold S'urace $27.30 $L't;
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    Malayan share market consolidates its own pattern
    610 2 Malayan share market consolidates its own pattern I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE I UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS! SINGAPORE, Wednesday. i HE Malayan Stock Exchmmgt has now lor the time being crystallised itself into stereotyped pattern. Yesterday was no exception with selective m leresl m
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    RUBBER
    167 2 Singapore prices bring steady start supported by bids LONDON. Wed -On the rubber market yesterday, a steady openir.g at Monday'- closing levels, reflecting the Singapore market, was supported by bids. These were not accepted, however, and buyers had to raise their limits during the morning. There were. However. first
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    Round the World Market Prices
    309 2 NOTE: All prices below i are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON June 14 Previous Toiidv HUBBER No 1 Hbs c.i.f. European oortt June July RUttdER No. 1 RSS Spot 4' RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Hou»r Terms July i" M Aug 36 13 1€
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    UP 21 DOWN 18 UNCHANGED 138
    757 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Tuesday. Pre. INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bn^'S Ontl >N; A;.dS Le U Buyers 8.8. Petrol M 50--fc V. rnistta 5.2! 525 Con. Tin Smeit. Pref. 20 3 ZC 3 Orai. M< 5! Fecerai Dispense* 'Uivj *i.io FiUpatncks 1.42
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      597 2 SIIIPPIAIi—™ &yi^% CAT mi THE C«A*V* LINES >V mm AOIM. REO SEA. MEOIHRRAXEAN. S:^y CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS >£/ ftg S tin P S Ham Pinang sA <\j 22 24JUM 25 21 June 27 21 Juni •J" m Smaioa 30 31 June a. Ms Sargidfta a 27 June 4 July
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    igh-yielding tree to King boom to tappers
    12 3 igh-yielding tree to King boom to tappers PUR, h- l coni] ted
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    Almost ready: A law to beat rubber thieves
    150 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Draft legislation to beat rubber thieves who rob the Government and estate owners of millions of dollars annually has almost been completed hv n special committee set up by the Ministry ot Commerce and Industry. Tht- draft, now b»ing
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    Seamen's 9-year holiday dream was shattered on arrival in Singapore
    251 3  - Seamen's 9-year holiday dream was shattered on arrival in Singapore CHAN SWAN BEE By Paya Lebar, Wed. YOR nine years, three seamen from Hong Kong planned to spend a few days m but when they finally arrived here, they were only allowed io slay overnight. ITie seamen were Chang Ho
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    IRENE (SHE LEFT TO STUDY, FOUND LOVE INSTEAD) IS HOME TO SEE PARENTS
    59 3 IRENE (SHE LEFT TO STUDY, FOUND LOVE INSTEAD) IS HOME TO SEE PARENTS 0 SINGAPORE fcirl Irene See. who left for Holla-nd to take up a secretarial course, found romance instead, and settled down as a housewife. liene returned to Singapore ai'ter three years Her husband is an engineer m
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    POLICE MUSIC MAN MR. CROFTS FLIES OFF AFTER 21 YEARS HERE
    161 3 POLICE MUSIC MAN MR. CROFTS FLIES OFF AFTER 21 YEARS HERE j£UALA LUMPUR, Wed. IV The former Director of Music of the Federation Police Band, Mr. A. W Crofts, 62, left by air on retirement. Mr. Crofts had been with the Police for 21 year* For the last 18 years
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    Mines work again
    27 3 KOTA BAHRU. Wed.— Two iioid mines m the Batu Papan district of Kelantan. once a terrorist >tronghold. will start tull operations m early August
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    WORK BEGINS ON $2.7 MIL BRIDGE AT PORT SWETTENHAM
    89 3 WORK BEGINS ON $2.7 MIL BRIDGE AT PORT SWETTENHAM PORT SWETTENHAM. Wed.— Preliminary work on the construction of a $2,700,000 concrete and steel bridge— part of the 530,000,000 North Klang Straits project— has begun here. The bridge, which will be I.oooft. lone; and 50ft. wide, is to be built about
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    An 'adopted' bear
    50 3 ALOR STAR. v\ed. The Sultan of Kedah will "adopt" the pet bear which Mr. Tan Cheng Chok of Singapore wants to give away. The Sultan intends to keep the bear, which the present own- er assures is docile. In his private zoo m the Anak Bukit Istana
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    Skilled workers wanted: Shortage in some places worries bosses
    160 3 Skilled workers wanted: Shortage in some places worries bosses KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. gHORTAGE of certain lypes of labour m different parts <>l Malaya is worrying ei.n- plovers. The latest monthly report of the Ministry of Labour says that the Tanah Merah district of Kelantan. isolated places m Trengganu and remote
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    A MALAYANISED EXPAT WILL OPEN A GROCERY STORE
    109 3 A MALAYANISED EXPAT WILL OPEN A GROCERY STORE SINGAPORE. Wed. Chief officer of the Singapore Prisons. Mr. A. Bailey told j the Free Press: "I am not I going home, but away from I home." "Yes, it's quite true. I was 26 years m the East and half of that
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    Newsmen to meet
    19 3 PENANG, Wed. The Journalists Union of North Malaya will hold its annual i meeting on Sunday.
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    A new president
    25 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Mrs- L. W. Kaye has been installed as the new president of the Kuala Lumpur I Inner Wheel Club.
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      129 3 EVERY WEEK FREE ENTRY CONTEST-SEE PAGE 12 LAST FOUR DAYS SEASON PRICE SMASHING SALE klin GOODS TREMENDOUSLY 1 IN PRICES s.r SI 2 00 each r 6 00 TO CLEAR S 7 00 it f, 350 800 w cd poplin shtrts 2 00 blouses S -i 2.50 TO CLEAR 1
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      88 3 /^GUTTERING Bl^ A* A /> V r gives Glamour &Jm R Excitement to >\kVC^ "Ladies of all Nations.^^^44 Distributors:' G. C. de SUVA BROS., "Jewellers" 3, RAFFLES PLACE, S'PORE-1. PHONE: ***** u'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIC Beau tii ul Carpet is E a treasured pusbessioiL E I For Beautiful Persian, Bakhara E Pakistan carpets
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      185 3 Medium Wave- 476 metres c t 1 51 SHORT WAVE: «>i melifs Announcements; (,">.) Bingt (47M kr/s. „c market import; 700 rom 9.00 p.m. IO.<KJ p.m. daily. news P.M. 1.00 PrOKrammc sum- 710 Newstaik; 7.15 Tnrec nary; 1.02 Tunes with you: lime; 7.30 Phul Temple and IB* Iffin; 1.30 The
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    Sammy and my career...Mai Britt tells of her fears
    431 4  - Sammy and my career... Mai Britt tells of her fears ROSALIE MACRAE I AM AWARE THIS MARRIAGE WILL BE A CRISIS IN MY LIFE' SHE SAYS IN PARIS By PARIS. Wed. jy|Al BRITT, Swedish film star fiancee of Jewish-Negro singer Sammy Davis jun., today gave me her views of their
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    PADRE'S ADVICE TO BRIDES: DON'T GOOSESTEP DOWN THE AISLE
    161 4 PADRE'S ADVICE TO BRIDES: DON'T GOOSESTEP DOWN THE AISLE BRISBANE, Wed. Wedding day advice is given m his parish magazine by the Rev. Evan Wetherell, rural dean of East Brisbane. BRIDES should not be late. "Any bride can be a little late," says Mr. Wetherell "but she shoud not be
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    A 1,300 MPH SUPERSONIC PLANE OF THE FUTURE IS NOW ON DESIGNERS' DRAWING BOARD
    156 4 A 1,300 MPH SUPERSONIC PLANE OF THE FUTURE IS NOW ON DESIGNERS' DRAWING BOARD /iRANFIELD England). Wed. Hurtling through the clouds at 1.300 miles an hour, crossing the Atlantic m three hours. tailless, windowless a slender "Delta"' plane with a needle nose. Th \t k tomorrow's Briti>h supersonic airliner as
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    Margaret's new home with Tony will be all white
    215 4 Margaret's new home with Tony will be all white I ONDON, Wed. Ten painters are busy at No. 10 Kensington Palace, the new home of Mr. Tony Armstrong -Jones and Princess Margaret. The couple are now crossing the Atlantic on the royal yacht Britannia after a right royal Caribbean honeymoon.
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    Olivier's play fan
    20 4 LONDON. Wed. Vivien Leigh booked a seat to see her husband perform m his latest hit, "Rhinoceros."
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    Millions of pound lost in fruity projects in Brita this probe revea
    84 4 Millions of pound lost in fruity projects in Brita this probe revea A HIGH-LEVKI. i ll(lmi lll|() (V I search has round vvast, Va money on fruitless |.r<,j,. lX quiry. Lord H I W: pr Inquiry Ac mem < cn.ooo av.-raz- r That Its norough too contro. fc "i Sir
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    SOLDIER LOSES HIS CAR, THUMBS A LIFT AND THEN...
    86 4 SOLDIER LOSES HIS CAR, THUMBS A LIFT AND THEN... NEW YORK. Wed US SOLDIER Woodrow Patterson thumbed a on the road to Nashviiie. Tennessee, where he wa~ going to report the theit of his car. A car stopped and the driver, Frank Edmundsor., invited Patterson inside The soldier hopped m
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    Revolt crushed
    38 4 BUENOS AIRES. Wed— Ar. Army uprising m the Central Argentine province of San Luis was put down almost as quickly as it arose hours before President Arturo Frondizi was due to depart on a European tour
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    Peak conquered
    29 4 BELGRADE. WYd. The first Yugoslav expedition to the Himalaya* has succeeded m climbing two so far unconquered peaks, Tri&ul II 21.909 feet» and Trisul 111 (20.274 feet).
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      109 4 J^^H^ She's got her ieet on the ground. Hjf^BHHsH^B^^^^^^H^^Hll^l^^^^^^H^^^^^lß^^^^^^^^^ r .^r/ V I av^ aY M I I I I I wk' ••••Hove you. I ™»-v^»fn I f by plifing an order r«^ ft Fill m the form below and post it t: fe Manager, Time* House, River Valky Road.
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    Finger was on exhibit at trial of a hawker
    21 5 Finger was on exhibit at trial of a hawker W e d. was > xhi:uch :ieYcc X :H. Disci »j m him
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    GOLDEN VOICE NONI IS INTERVIEWED BY A JUDGE AT THE CONTEST
    40 5 (f.hll-n Y™l rM!w 1O T? mcd H the u loca > telrphono exehMCe who won the Ko«io.na] .»n. »f th, jml^-s c PKtUre shOWS hir beinc by Inche Pauan Ahmad.
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    Student trip to the ruins in search of our heritage comes across a hitch
    167 5  - Student trip to the ruins in search of our heritage comes across a hitch IAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE. Wed. JOURNEY to Java to absorb the architectural heritage of South-East Asia is being planned by the Architectural Society of the Singapore Polytechnic. The tour, planned for the end of their academic
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    Ramakrishna Mission plans to set up new cultural centre
    136 5 Ramakrishna Mission plans to set up new cultural centre pAYA LEBAR, Wed.— The Ramakrishna Mission plans lo set up 1 cultural centre jnd a dispensary M a total cost of about s:;u(),ooo. The minion hopes to raise the money through public donations and will also ask the Government ior a
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    A MIDWIFE GETS $14 GIFT FROM BOY WHO STOLE HER GOLD CHAIN
    113 5 A MIDWIFE GETS $14 GIFT FROM BOY WHO STOLE HER GOLD CHAIN SINGAPORE, Wed. An 11-year-old boy, arrested three days after a theft, handed the police $14 and asked that it be given to a midwife, victim of the offence. This was told to the Juvenile Court after the boy
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    Gangsters caught
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. In a pre-ciaw.i swoop on Sunday, forty- live notorious gangsters including to^ leadera ol .secret societies were rounded up m one of the biggest anti-thug police operation^ ever undertaken m Selangur.
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    Associate member
    30 5 KUALA KANGSAR, Wed. Senator J.E.S. Crawford. 55, one of the best known planters In the country, has become an associate member of the Kuala Kangsar branch of UMNO
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    Prison chief on transfer
    57 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Inche Harun bin Haji Kasslm, Chief Ofiicer. Joiiore Bahru Prison, has left for Talping on transfer to the Prison Headquraters. Inche Harun was a wellknown soccer player m his younger days, having represented Johore m Malaya Cup and inter-state games. Hp was awarded
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    PAWNSHOP CASE: LICENSEE TO MAKE DEFENCE
    82 5 PAWNSHOP CASE: LICENSEE TO MAKE DEFENCE SINGAPORE. Wed. The Seventh Magistrate. Mr. Laycock decided, after a week's postponement. that Dato Wong Shee Fun. licensee of a pawnshop m South Bridge Road, should be called to make his defence. He Is on two charges of de- manding and collecting an excess
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    Security exercise
    16 5 IPOH. Wed. Five hundred j police tooK. part m an inter- nal security exercise.
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      142 5 TODAY: 3..VJ p.m TOMORROW: 3.14 a.m. and 4.50 p.m. FRIDAY: 4.J1 a.m. and 5.49 p.m. SATURDAY: ;>.47 a.m. and ti.4M p.m. SUNDAY: 7. '27 a.m. and 7.44 p.m. MONDAY: 8.47 p.m and 8.28 p.m. TUESDAY: «>4! a.m. and !U)."> p.m. RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson jl II
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    Dear Sir...
    456 6 Dear Sir. MARKETS^ MORE LIKELY THEY'RE PUN-FAIRS The markets m Str-.-gapore ore turning out to be fun-fairs. Besides fish, meat, poultry ond vegetable stalls v*e have also a variety of eating stalls and scores of mobi c 'shops" where one can buy Cloth, crockery, end houschc'J item*. And now rrah|ong
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    Proud hearts share joy of the 630 on C-Day
    1235 6 Proud hearts share joy of the 630 on C-Day SINGAPORE I pßOri) HEARTS fluttered with joy as the (>:)() graduands walked to the stage of the Victoria Theatre last weekend to receive their degrees and diplomas from the Chancellor, Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald. Proud Ihey certainly were. Proud to rereive
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    The wives of 'Aloha ambassadors' find Singapore charming
    373 6 The wives of 'Aloha ambassadors' find Singapore charming The floor was .so crowded that there was naraly any moving space. Professors, lecturers ono the now graduates now without their robes ana mortars, mixed freely, while snatches of "He's a jolly good fellow" brake out now and then. I saw Mr.
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      48 6 HAWAIIAN WIVES fl I I MOVIHO? For expe" packing r^ o¥C and storage TRANSPORT STORAGE^ 17V Cecil Street, 5 Phone 7W&U jjailfg Pifcctof < tofli J t mW^ Utmost comfort ot r«o» rQ Mr A ORCHARD HOT Ay Fully A-r-COnd.t.o" f Wme, d" n f c I EQUIPMENT tM^J
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    Shield for best 'rag' float in varsity parade
    20 7 Shield for best 'rag' float in varsity parade will the ibli- Mu--4 queen i i N ites o; sure fix-
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    AA open meeting
    22 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Alcoholics Anonymous will hold an open meeting at the YMCA, Orchard Road, at 5.30 p.m. today.
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    ALICE IN AMERICA GOES ON TOUR .. . AND IS TOLD A STORY BY MARY ELLEN, 4
    95 7 ALICE IN AMERICA GOES ON TOUR AND IS TOLD A STORY BY MARY ELLEN, 4 TWO Singapore women leaders recently visited Hartford, Connecticut, as part of their two and a hall months study tour of factory and social centres In the I'niteci States. Th?> are Mrs. Alice Goh chief of
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    Out go Anglicised names as Malayans become more Asian-minded
    202 7  - Out go Anglicised names as Malayans become more Asian-minded AU-YONG WAI KHOY By SINGAPORE. Wednesday. pIK fashion of adding Anglicised names by non-Christiana to their names is slowly dying out. A few years a^o. many of the local school children took on names like Gordon, James. Lawrence, Margaret. Elizabfth. Mary.
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    SWAMI'S SECOND VISIT TO SINGAPORE
    60 7 SWAMI'S SECOND VISIT TO SINGAPORE CINGAPORE. Wed.— Swami Ran«4ana:hananda, head of me Ramakrishna Mission m New Delhi, will pay a second visit to Singapore. He is expected m Singapore on July 11 to conduct a series oi lectures. HLs two-month lecturetour will include Malaya, Indonesia. Vietnam, Cam--1 bodia. Thailand, Laos
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    Labourer killed
    23 7 SUNGEI PATANI Wed. \n estate labourer Thanar Singh. 59. was buried alive m a landslide. at Bukit Kati>»iba, Baling, on Sunday.
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    NOMINATION DAY FOR STUDENTS COUNCIL
    71 7 NOMINATION DAY FOR STUDENTS COUNCIL BUKIT TIMAH, Wed.—Today is nomination day at the campus and 12 candidates are expected to contest the six vacancies m the University Students Council caused by the resignation of those who lett after graduation. Mr. V. Selvaratnam, the Returning Officer, said that nomination papers may
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    Young unions are 'trouble makers' on estates, says outgoing president
    196 7 Young unions are 'trouble makers' on estates, says outgoing president KUALA LIMIH X, Wednesday 'TlH' outgoing president of the^ Malayan Planting Industries Employers 1 Association Mr. D.E. Teak, said that young and inexperienced union officials were mainly to bi^nie for -troubles" on a few estates m the past year. They
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    'Ambassadors' display their talents at special church meet
    172 7 'Ambassadors' display their talents at special church meet SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A 'TALENTS for the Gospel" programme was A put on by the Elim Church Christ Ambassadors at the church m Serangoon Road. i The Christ ambassadors presented melodious music with their nine instruments and m return asked for donations from
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    CITY COUNCIL TO PLACE BAN ON KITE-FLYING IN CITY STREETS
    109 7 CITY COUNCIL TO PLACE BAN ON KITE-FLYING IN CITY STREETS OENANG, Wed.— Kite-flying is to be canned m all city streets ana oacklanes m Penang. The ban, recommended by the General Purposes Committee, will come up lor confirmation at the City Council meeting on Friday. Another proposal, due to be
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    German village blonde tours 'dream ports in exotic East'
    221 7 German village blonde tours 'dream ports in exotic East' SINGAPORE, Wed. The smiling German blonde is a very special passenger on the Willem Ruys which called at Singapore recently. She is on a first-class passage round the world, and she does not have to pay even a mark for it.
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    Customs revenue
    21 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Customs Department here has collected a total of $47,052,000 m revenue from January to May this year.
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    Back from Mecca
    25 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. The Tengku Mahkota of Johore and his consort will return to Johore Bahru from Mecca by air on Friday.
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    More are now taking beer: Malayan Singapore drank 1,3 m gallons last year
    55 8 More are now taking beer: Malayan Singapore drank 1,3 m gallons last year SlN(,.\|>(,|»i CONSUMPTION of bHI Malaya m 1959 vsa- ]v m m 1958, whereas work! IH r by five per cent for th< Bm* sales ihrou-h, 8.385 million gallons. lons above the I!US lot; Pre $eren c J
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    PLAN FOR CLUB OF BLOOD DONORS
    128 8 PLAN FOR CLUB OF BLOOD DONORS SING.\PORI. Wed. I are now being draw for forming a blood d< association m Singapurto ensure a constant ply of blood on all occasions. The suggestion made b blood donor. Mr. J Keng Tye. has met the approval ol Dr Git>N> Hill. Medical Officer-In-Charge
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      1435 8 THE INDIAN OVERSEAS BANK LIMITED, MADRAS Balance Sheet as at 31st December, 1959 Corresponding figures Corresponding figures lOr 19 rmixn »vr* PROPERTY ASSETS CAPITAL AND LIABILITIES np Rg Rs nP Rs np 1. CAPITAL: l CASH: tnihAHtMt rii«Mii I n hand and with Reserve Bank Authorised CapiUl. of g^ {[n
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      321 8 DAILY CROSS WORM 71 n H H H N HI CLIFS MMM I 1. Practice about c.a M final journey »8> 7. Footmark m& up ::i io). H 8. He helps one out In diR. circumstances <7 9. Drink too much like mal, occu/nng ai H 10. Jnsi the place
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    S'pore is so nice, says car company director
    179 9 S'pore is so nice, says car company director gINGAPORE, Wed. The director of the Mercedes Benz Company of Brazil, Mr. Paul Kriaas, and his wife were among the 60 tourists who did a quick round-up of the city yesterday morntag when the Willem Ruys docked m Singapore. Mr. Kriaas said
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    Union sends claim
    35 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Bank Employees' Union has submitted claims for improved conditions of service to the Chung Khiaw Bank on behalf of more than 200 members employed by the bank here.
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    DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS
    115 9 Y.VICA (Orcnard Road>: Junior Dept. opens from 2 p.m.; body-building ana weight-lilt-ing, 4 p.m.; judo practice for all, 5 p.m.; Singapore Chess Club. 6.30 p.m.; Malay Civil Service Std. II beginners. G. 30 p.m. YWCA (Raffles Quay): International Women's Clvb talk by Mr. Johnny Johnson. 10.30
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    Big enough for eight, no fuss at 98... that's Citroen's new Safari
    309 9  - Big enough for eight, no fuss at 98 that's Citroen's new Safari ROBERT WALLING By eh)K self-sufficient, away-from-tt-all holiday driving nothing can beat a powerful estate car. Why? Because such cars have all the required space not only for the family but for iill it wants to take along. And
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    The weather (not Fate) has upset the fruit season here, says expert
    340 9  - The weather (not Fate) has upset the fruit season here, says expert LAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. J)ON'T pull up those soursop trees because they have not begun to fruit after three years, for an agricultural expert says that the trees may yet bear fruit. The assurance is timely, because
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    A BUS INSPECTOR FINDS BRITAIN TOO COLD AND COMES HOME' TO TROPICS
    83 9 A BUS INSPECTOR FINDS BRITAIN TOO COLD AND COMES HOME' TO TROPICS 0 Singapore Traction Company inspector Mr. F. C. Britland has returned to Singapore because "Britain is too cold for me.' Mr. Mr. Britland, who was on six months leave, lived m the tropics for 1"> years and it
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    An'exiled'gang boss gets two years' jail for having a night-out
    243 9 An 'exiled' gang boss gets two years' jail for having a night-out OENANG, Wed. night-out cost an "exiled" secret society leader two years' imprisonment. Tan Ah Lay. :i5-year-old chief of the "203" gang m Bukit Mertajam. pleaded guilty m the Sessions Court h<r* to a charge ol Calling to remain
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    Telecoms dance
    18 9 JOHORE. Wed. The Johore Telecoms Department will hold their annual dance at Muar on June 25.
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    Scout meeting
    32 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. The first annual general meeting of the Singapore Boy Scouts' Katon» District Association will be held on June 23 at 6.30 p.m. at the St. Patricks School Hall.
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    Boycott support
    25 9 PORT SWETTENHAM, Wed. The 2,300-strong Harbour Trade Union here has pledged lull support for the Federation Government's move to boycott South African goods.
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    School chess club
    27 9 IPOH. Wed. Chess enthusiasts In Perak will meet at the Aimlo-Chinese School hall here on Saturday at 3.00 p.m. to form a chess club.
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    'Publish worker report' urges trade unionist
    117 9 OENANG, Wed. The Penang Division chairman of the Malayan Trades Union Congress, Mr. G. V. Abraham, wants the Federation Government to publish the report of a commission of inquiry on dailyrated workers. "The commission, has already completed Its findings and submitted its report to
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    AN IMMORTAL GAME BY TAL
    422 10  -  LIM KOK ANN By SINGAPORE. Wed. T»HERE are a handful of great games of chess that will be immortal because they will be quoted and played over again and again so long as there are woodpushers. In the World Champiun■>hip Match Tal won the fir>t
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    He is still king of snooker
    112 10 BRISBANE. Wed. Fred Davis, of England, retained his unbeaten record m. the 1960 world open *noofcer championship here by beating India's Wilson Jones today. Jones became the first player to take a frame off the Englishman m this tournament. Davis' winning margin being five
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    CHAMPION – HURT THROWING JAVELIN
    151 10 CHAMPION HURT THROWING JAVELIN LONDON, Wed. Arthur Roue, European .snot put champion, had to pull out of i the British team to Warsaw's international meeting and England's match against Italy at the White City. London. Rowe has injured his right i arm throwing the javelin! The shock news came as
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    Lock icon Pone for U.S.
    25 10 LOS ANGELES. Wed. Bangkok's Pone Kingpeich. world fiyweigfit enampion. will fight former champion Pascual Perez of Argentina hire m early Augusi. U.P.I.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    167 10  -  M. Harrison-Gray By Dealer: South Gam« all BOTH sides had 60 towards the rubber game when this deal came up. With East-West silent. North and South bid as follows: One Club (after two passes) One NoTrump Two Clubs. The last call went round to West, who contested with
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    Lock icon Sprinter equals world record
    73 10 JJOUSTOX. Wed. Charlie Tidwell of Kansas equalled the world record for 100 metres m 10.1 sec over the weekened TidweU earlier beat Bobby Morrow, the 195G Olympic champion, and Ira Murchison 111 the final lie beat Stone Johnson by a yard. wrr. Dave Sime and Bill
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    283 10 The Free Press Cycle Race Name Address I'osl this form i.. Times Houm', Singapoii received will l.<- p. H 1. I wish to en 1 2. I agree to a I win n 3. I certify defined b Awociatic 4. i racloei i If you are a men,!,, I i
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    oal squatters invade field and referee Landons the match
    58 11 oal squatters invade field and referee Landons the match Police E^AN(; STADIUM, Wednesday. ,r«wd. Reieree John Ferguson abandoned this soccer after repeatedly pleading with goal sjuatlers no! kmedthc match 13 minutes before time Hehadno had the conago Policet d i the tre--v.'-d In iped by 3ard on^ :rom nmed a
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    10 11 goure in the al Hunt Cup irt"s Royal day by
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    152 11 Curly-Haired Salim steals the thunder S. T. B. Kebenaran a IjWRRER PARK. Wed Kebenaran Club were outclassed yesterday Telephoneman Salim was m sslc form. Telephone Board got ofT to a flying start m the third minute when Salim sent m a 1 sizzler. Ten minutes later S.T.B 'a left back.
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    160 11 ARSENAL RECOVER FROM SHOCK \rsrnal we I JfARRER PARK. Wed.— A goal m the third minute put Reform Training Centre i the lead against Arsenal who fielded ten men lor tnese first few minutes. Fighting back with determination m the 13th. minute. Arsenals centre forward scored the equaliser. RTC were
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    Jenkyn-Jones is champion again
    88 11 PULAL* BUXOM. Wed— Dr. W. Jenkyn-Jones. the Bukom Club's* 1959 chess champion and holder of the Lee Kirn Lee challenge trophy. has Again won the Club's 1960 championship. He beat Benny Regis who i was his opponent m the final last year. Dr. Jones scored 11
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    Saints trounce GESS at chess
    80 11 BRAS BASAH. Wed.— St. Josephs Institution beat Gan Eng Seng School 4-1 m the first round of the Interi Junior Affiliated Clubs team tournament played yester- day. The tournament was organised by the Singapore Chess Federation. Results: (SJI players mentioned first) Ho Wah Kiat capt.)
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    All tonight's badminton fixtures at S.B.A. Hall
    290 11 OINGAPORE, Wed. Slngapore Badminton Association ties for tonight at the SBA Hall starting at 7.30 are: Veterans' singles (Q-fin-als): Urn Yew Hock v Hodri b. Habi. Chua Slow Keng v Ong Swee Tian. Men's Junior Doubles (3rd Round): Ali Kasmani and Maideen Hashim
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    Weightlifting meet next month
    68 11 SERANGOON. Wed. The Singapore Amateur Weightlifting Federation will hold a combined junior Mr. Singapore 1960. Mr. Bodybuilder and the Junior weight lifting championships at the New World, on Saturday. July 2. In addition, there will be the official weightlifting trials for the Rome Olympic Games. Entries
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    209 11 GSC 'Z' AND COMBINED SCHOOLS TOO GOOD FOR THEIR OPPONENTS WRAC Tanglin oERANGOON, Wed. Unbeaten Girls Sports Club "Z" team put up a grand display yesterday to beating W R A.C. Tanglin m the netball league. use were too fast and clever tor the TangUn women They kept on Piling
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    Singapore's future badminton stars in District battle
    357 11 Singapore's future badminton stars in District battle KALLANG, Wednodav. THE future badminton champions of the >tate were on show at the National Recreation Centre yesterday when the semi-finals of the Singapore inter-district championships weft held. Five districts took par! m the tournaments. They were: Katong, Hukit Timah, SeraaiQooa, City and
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    334 11 RAF goals came with almost machine-gun rapidity at the stadium R.A.F 11; Europeans Eurasians 1 IT WAS a one sided SAFA Premier League match afl Ihc Stadium yesterday. Royal Air Force scored their goals with almost machihegun rapidity. The airmen are at the top ol the League with seven points
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    67 11 FARRER PARK. Wed. Top performers at the Nan Hwa Girls High School athletic championships ye.sterday were Hwang Choo Bfcen and Ho Chwee Yook. Hwang and Ho won three events each m the "A 1 division. Hwang won the 80 metr-s hurdles, 200 metres and
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    547 12 FIGHTER SHOUTS HE IS AFRAID OF 'NONE OF THEM RATS' WASHINGTON, Wednesday. TAKE LAMOTTA, 37, former world middleweight champion, yesterday told a Congressional Committee that he allowed himself to be knocked out for USSI OO,OOO (M$300,000).
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    36 12 KATONC. plaveis m action are Tew Gee (left) and <ian Kok Pens. Ihey appeared m the Singapore Inter-District schools badminton contest yesterday at the National Recreation Centre See Page 11 for another picture and full report.
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    253 12 Olympic men to box S'pore CEYLON NAME 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two Olympic boxers will be m the Ceylon team coming to tight Singapore on June 29 and July 1. They were named for the Olympic team two day> alter a special trial to select the men to meet Singapore. Both
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    75 12 PRETORIA. Wed. Mr Stanley Matthews. 45-year-olci England and Blackpool winger, paid a courtesy call on the South Airican Minister of Transport. Mr. Barend j. Bchoeman. Matthews, whose tour of South Africa, m winch lie is making guest appearances with South African side.-, is drawing to a
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    216 12 S. Africa send S.O.S. for fast bowler 17DGBAST0N. Wed. Pace £j bowlers Trueman and Statham won the first Te>t for England. They completely routed the South African batsmen. The second Test starts at Lord's on June 23. Meanwhile the Springboks have cabled home for an additional pace bowler. Mr. Dudley
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    119 12 A WIMBLEDON SEED IN UPSET DEFEAT ONDON*. Wed. Sergio .Li Tacchini of Italy upset Luis Ayala, the Chilean who :is seeded fourth for next week's Wimbledon tennis tournament, m a men's first round match at the London lawn tennis champion>hipv Sergio won 6-2, 6-3. Rod Layer gained the third round
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    14 12 CHICAGO. Wed. Chicago White Sox sold pitcher Ray Moore to Washington.- U.P.I.
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