The Singapore Free Press, 20 June 1960

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    24 1 THE NEWSPAPER »»vn..v mnM MMT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1960. 15 CENTS. Squabbles reach climax: End of Labour Party?
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    Lock icon GAITSKELL MUST GO JOLT
    108 1 t;reat\ hut..; f left-wing group jys ne is 'source disunity' I i Gaitaces his I iiiial test > restore H v unity H now beI i bv doI bbling. H In the H s, which H to the H n.M'li, H rorthH S H within this
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    Lock icon PRINCE'S GUARD SHOOTS RIOTER
    110 1 AMMAN. Mon.~ f* Crown Prince Mohammed of Jordan, King Hussein's younger brother, was surrounded by a large rioting crowd after being involved m a motor accident over the weekend, and a man was killed by a shot from his bodyguard. Tne bodyguard, Lim. tenant Abdulranman Mumammed
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    Minister on visit
    19 1 FRANKFURT (West Germany*. Mon. Morarji Desai, Indian Finance Minister, ar- rived here for an official visit.
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    Moss seriously hurt ...3 die in big race smash-up
    404 1 Moss seriously hurt ...3 die in big race smash-up MALMEDY (Belgium), jgHITISH iacing ace, Stirling Moss, was seriously injured when he was thrown from his car at 140 mph during his practice tor the Belgian Grand Prix which killed two other British drivers yesterday. Moss, who was admitted to hospital
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    'Never invited here' signs for Ike on Okinawan visit
    199 1 'Never invited here' signs for Ike on Okinawan visit SEOUL, Monday. •yor were never invited here" and "United States imperialism get out of Japan without delay" these were the angry signs that greeted President KisenTiower when lie landed m Okinawa Yesterday on his way to Seoul. During tne procession from
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    Heart lung machine
    30 1 LONDON, lion.— A. prototype neaii lung macnine wmch can be used to nelp young babies through major operations has been built by a team of British doctors.
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    TONY: NO REWARD FOR HIS RETURN
    84 1 TONY: NO REWARD FOR HIS RETURN LONDON. Mon.— A man "with a cultured voice' telephoned Madame Tussard's waxworks yesterday and asked if there was a reward for the return of the missing wax effigy of Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones. He rang oft before being put through to Mr. Roy Lane, the
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    Lock icon OLIVIERS MEET FOR TALKS ON BREAK-UP
    54 1 OLIVIERS MEET FOR TALKS ON BREAK-UP LONDON, Mon. Sir Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh met on Saturday for an hour to discuss the breakup of their marriage. Sir Laurence recently announced his desire to marry actress Joan Plowright. The Sunday Express said Sir Laurence and his wife met at Olivier's
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    Lisa's home burgled
    16 1 LONDON, Mon. Italian actress. Miss Lisa Gasiom, has had her London home burgled.
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    Skin to save a life
    40 1 MOSCOW. Mon.— Two hundred young men and women In Yaroslav. 160 miles from here volunteered to give some of their skin to save the life ot a boy who was badly burned m an accident^
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    Missile on display
    19 1 LONDON, Mon. A fully operational Blood hound ground-to-air missile was on display m Hyde ParK yesterday.
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    Remand for Eichmann
    52 1 m IAVI Won.— Magistrate l>r. Alfred Bath has remandi c.!r mother 1") days. Adolf Eic-hmann. now awaiting YdV d f fnr war cTim«raiid the mass murder of six million Jew! f undcr a h/Nazf re K imo. Eichmann has not fH named th" lawyer he wishes to
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    Why one in every three women like their beaus 'tied'—tiemakers
    133 1 Why one in every three women like their beaus 'tied'— tiemakers LONDON, Monday. WOMEN HATE the sight of men in opennecked shirts, says the British Tiemakers' "^H Association. The Association which admits it is interested in selling ties says that one woman In three will give her husband a tie
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    Singer weds dancer
    42 1 LONDON, Mon.— Thousands of squealing fans jammed tne area out.side St. Patricks Cnurcn m Soho Square on Saturday, to catch a glimpse of the bride, when British rock 'n' roll singer Tommy Steele married Ann Donoghue, 23, a dancer.
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    Kidney boy dies
    27 1 BOSTON. Mon. Fifteen-year-old Robert Reck, who received a kidney from his policeman-father m a unique transplant operation here 10, dayb ago died early yesterday.
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    $5OO winner Sundaran
    176 1 is surprised at success m second try SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. R. S. Sundaran of D'Almeida Street won the $500 m the Free Press Word Puzzle "Q" contest. When told of his success, a delighted Mr. Sundaran exclaimed: "I just cant believe it! That was only my second
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    Imam orders recall
    16 1 ADEN, Mon— The Imam of the Yemen has recalled his representative* m Cairo.
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    STOP PRESS
    14 1 STOCK CXO i i i n n i i•t i 4 CAI
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      60 1 FOORMAH'S SCHOOL OF MUSIC (Vienni Cmtnrttiirt it Misic) Enrolment! accepted daily ttudent« tor Piano, Manwany, Fian«- accordion. Violin, Gvtimt. JK> Aural (ear training) tKaory •#■^l m«sk, P»a««-Jati, C^^jWLr^ Saia«>Ko«»« 4 Clarinet MM Trumpet. 28-A. Panang Lane. S'por« 9 Tel: *****. MALAYAN FUNDS Managers' prices today, First Malayan Fund: buying Si
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    Six giant jets can shelter under the roof of Pan Am's own terminal
    576 2 Six giant jets can shelter under the roof of Pan Am's own terminal PAYA LEBAR, Mon. I Ing will be up. So will the gull-like Tran.s World Airlines' terminal. Altogether. American and foreign airlines which once •condemned"' Idlewild as too far lrom Manhattan —-are now putting M 5350-.-000.000 Into the
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    98 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying; alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Oranic 1 2 Steel Artisan 4 5. Mikawa Maru 6A. City of Ripon 6 7. Benvenue 8/9. Rajuia 10 11 Leneverett 13 14. Iferwe Lloyd 15 16. Glenroy 18. Fukuzan Maru 19. Scgamat N
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    Inge Toft's cargo is auctioned
    70 2 PORT SAID: The 4.000-ton cargo of Israeli cement .seized by the United Arab Republic from the Danish fre"iyhter Inge Tofi 14.000 tons) was sold here by auction today for about E£l3.--800 (about M5120.275>. The Danish Ireighter was detained by the U.A.R. m May last year
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    Cuba's oil pact
    44 2 MOSCOW: An agreement on delivery of oil and oil products by the Soviet Union to Cuba, and a joint Soviet-Cuban communique on trade and economic relations and on cultural collaboration were signed In Moscow today, the Soviet new.s agency Tass reported
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    Copper production
    22 2 SANTIAGO: Coppe: production by the three bin mining concerns In Chile m May totalled 35.8U5 tons, the Coppei Department announced.
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    ALUMINIUM
    160 2 £500.000 company formed to operate new plant NEW YOKK. Mon. AiumiI nium Limited and Ln acid Rolling Mills Limited of England announced the joint formation of a new company to acquire the secondary aluminium smelter at Bradiord. Yorkshire, at present operated by Enneld Roiling Mills Aluir.ir.iuni Limited. The new
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    Lock icon U.K. hopes to boost trade with Poland
    70 2 LONDON: Mr Julm Roger*. Parliamentary unrier-secretary to the Board o: T:ade returning here from a five-day viMt ;o Poland*! international trade lair at Pbznan toM reporters at London nirpon I am anxious ;o expand our trade with Poland vithin modest limits.*' He said
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    New Japanese liner has a special room for silk
    657 2 tAGETWO TODAY GIVES YOU A ROUND-UP OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE NEWS J SINGAPORE, Monday. A BRAND NEW SHIP, the 9,432-ton Seta A Maru, first of its type on N.Y.K. Line's Japan-Europe run, is due m Singapore next week.
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    LOOK-AROUND
    256 2 Stockpile tin for sale WASHINGTON: The General Services Administration <G.S.A.» announced today that bids would be received here on August 19 to buy 193 lony tons of Copan tin alloy h»ld m Government stockpile. G.S.A. said bids should be considered tor minimum quantities of five lony tons or units
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    UP 14 DOWN 8 UNCHANGED 155
    958 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. V. INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Cros iN) JO .90 Atlas Ice 1100 Buyers 8.8. Feirol 50 50- B.M. trustees 5:6 525 Con. Tin Smeit. Pret. 2C 3 20 3 Ords. 51 51 Federal Dispensary "1.30 1.31 FitZpatrickS
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    New link road will ease traffic along Serangoon bottleneck
    100 3  - New link road will ease traffic along Serangoon bottleneck AN MOK-AI I SINGAPORE, Monday. -tretch ol I pper Serangoon nun takes the streams of traffic v thoroughfares, is one lon«* ling cars during the rush hours* tins bottleneck, the Singapore Ik /7 II m ;|^dopin- Ihe rough Braddell Road and
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    20 SAMARITANS GIVE MOTORIST IN DISTRESS A PLEASANT SURPRISE
    92 3 0 TWENTY Good Samaritans living m Seranuoon Road area gave a motorist m distress a pleasant surprise. They helped to lift the ear which had plunged into a drain near Serangoon Circus. The motorist, who escaped unhurt, thanked the men for
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    UNKNOWN
    14 3 Mon.— Abdul Ht Piian called Abdul--19. who i j In a t T.
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    A SHORTAGE OF SHIPS HOLDS UP MANY GOING TO CHINA
    123 3 A SHORTAGE OF SHIPS HOLDS UP MANY GOING TO CHINA PENANG, lion. several hundred Malayans wishing to visit Communist China have been held up m Penang since April becau>e oX a shortage of .-hips. 'There Is a long waiting ust of intending passengers who have booked their passages through ii.>,"
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    LAST WORKS OF BEETHOVEN-BY JULIUS KATCHEN
    67 3 LAST WORKS OF BEETHOVEN-BY JULIUS KATCHEN SINGAPORE, Ifon. Julius. Katchen. the distinguished American pianist, will Rive a special 55-minute programme of Beethoven's 33 variations of a waltz by Diabili at the Victoria Tneatie on July Tne programme will also I include 24 preludes of Chopm. Katchen will be tne third
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    Woman wins a lottery after praying to I that freak banana tree
    165 3 Woman wins a lottery after praying to I that freak banana tree SINGAPORE, Monday. ]yjH. K. V. MARICAN, Ihe owner of the freak banana plant which (lowered from the middle of the stem, had the surprise of his life when ;i middle-aged Chinese woman offered him a neatly packed brown
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    Death of a doctor
    29 3 JOHORK BAIIHU. Mon. News has been received here of the death In Brisbane ol n r CII Williams, a turmci principal Medical Officer of johore.
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    YOU CAN HAVE AN X-RAY AT INDUSTRIAL FAIR
    90 3 YOU CAN HAVE AN X-RAY AT INDUSTRIAL FAIR SINGAPORE, Mon. The SATA Mobile X-ray unit is now operating m the Great World Park lor the benefit of visitors to the Industrial Development Fair. It will carry on till the night of June 26. The charge is $3 per Xray but
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    An elephant raid
    21 3 BATU GAJAH. Mom. Marauding elephants have been causing considerable damage to newly-planted rubber trees m the Parit area.
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    A choral concert
    30 3 KUANTAN. Mon. The Methodist Singer>. conductor, William Zimmermai>. will stage a choral concert at the i Wesley Methodist Church I here on June 25 at 8 p.m.
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    OFF TO THE U.S. FOR COURSE ON INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT
    90 3 OFF TO THE U.S. FOR COURSE ON INDUSTRY MANAGEMENT SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. Lim Hong Keat, vice-chairman of the Singapore Supervisory and Management Training Association left for Stanford University, California, to attend a four-month course on Small Industry Manas c me nt. Asia Foundation lias awarded a grant to tin* Association,
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    A transport ban?
    30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A dusk-to-dawn transport ban is being considered by 1 Federation authorities as a l measure to counter a spate ol rubber thefts m estates.
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      200 3 La ■II i 1 i I% i 1•i I I I I<l I Ifl Medium Wave I7f metres tun tune; 4.13 Adventures m SHORT WAVE: It metres (1780 Malay; 4.33 Interval music; 4. 'Jo kr s.i from H.oii p.m.— 10.«0 p.m. Sonutime. j.,^ 5.00 Programme summary: 3(M MM ra Polynesian
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    Martin Bormann now REALLY dead
    535 4  -  COLIN LAWSON FOR 15 YEARS HITLERS NO. 2 FOOLED HIS HUNTERS IN HIS ARGENTINE HIDEOUT By BUENOS AIRES, Monday. jyjARTIN BORMANN, Hitler's deputy, is dead. I can reveal this now after days of investigation. But he was not killed m the ruins of Berlin 15
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    'WE SWOPPED WIVES TO IMPROVE HUMAN RACE' SAYS NAZI EICHMANN AS HE AWAITS TRIAL
    155 4 'WE SWOPPED WIVES TO IMPROVE HUMAN RACE' SAYS NAZI EICHMANN AS HE AWAITS TRIAL JERUSALEM. Mon.— Adolf Eichmann. the J Jew killer awaiting trial m Israel,, completed a new chapter of his reminiscences—on the sex orgies and wiferoutine among Nazi highrankers. Israeli police officials and jailers at Camp Gazelle, when-
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    Vivien revisits her old home to revive memories of happier days
    292 4 Vivien revisits her old home to revive memories of happier days LONDON, Monday. VIVIEN LEIGH'S trip home to England is proving an emotional one m every way. The main reason for her return is to discuss with Sir Laurence Olivier the divorce sh« says he has asked her. iowever, soon
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    Rexy and Tammy
    102 4 Rexy and Tammy art to Be again I >n a com! \EW YORKm a1 Rex Harr* j sweethfar: i t Grim*-* m^ Rgai TV. H; uy lead a c<W tho 25-year-oR j whom it has bee: he wli; marr-. Hatchet Dlaao^' the sponsors bvci xious for soiTif ctteh Mr Harrt«t
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    BOYS CLIMB 7ft. FENCE TO SAVE WALKING 50 YARDS
    50 5 M*in. These ni ike st. iituvn net to iu>t to yards Tt i limbins: ..h .md has ««f barb«'d is .i inonnearby i> huh. It avoid i ornnr from to the school r tried to dis- d.\rr-de\iK Ntill per--5 the shorter
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    Suffering flat-dwellers now take to ear-muffs to beat that radio blare
    231 5  - Suffering flat-dwellers now take to ear-muffs to beat that radio blare ALEXANDRA LEE 6y SINGAPORE. Monday R K «.I! )KN^ S s ;,"«aP«>re Improvement Trust in*" troblem On!I haVe a "—shatter"lt's nothing bui noise, noise and more poise, say Uie long-suffering residents, blaming the inconsiderate few who are making life
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    MORE STAFF FOR ECONOMICS 'CONTROL ROOM'
    87 5 MORE STAFF FOR ECONOMICS 'CONTROL ROOM' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Government is taking steps to strengthen its '"control room" which plans the economy of the nation. Two World Bank experts, Mr. H. Erich Bahcem and Mr John A. Edelman. said at a Press conference here that the Economic Secretariat
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    Singapore is a popular stop for all tourists
    261 5  - Singapore is a popular stop for all tourists CONRAD CHIEW TOUR DIRECTOR OF WORLD TRAVEL ORGANISATION WITH 95 TRIPS PLANNED FOR AMERICANS. SAYS... By SINGAPORE, Mon SINGAPORE is. one of the most important stop-overs m any round-the-world trip. This is the opinion of Mr. George Kenna McClure, a tour director
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    $1,000 FINE FOR HIS OFFER OF $100 BRIBE TO POLICEMAN
    100 5 $1 ,000 FINE FOR HIS OFFER OF $100 BRIBE TO POLICEMAN PENANG. Mon.- A sub-con-tractor who ottered an airman a 5100 cheque as a bribe was fined SI. OOO or six months' jail. Lim Kee Seng had been convicted of corruptly giving the cheque to Sgt. James Stewart Samson, of
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    BIG PROGRAMME PLANNED FOR A VISITING SCOUT COMMISSIONER
    102 5 BIG PROGRAMME PLANNED FOR A VISITING SCOUT COMMISSIONER SINGAPORE. Mon. An exhaustive programme has been planned by the Boy Scouts' Association here for Mr. C. F. Witchell. the Commonwealth Chief Scout's Travelling Commissioner, who is due here today. Mr. Witcheli. who has been on a visit to Hong Kong by
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    Tidal wave: No danger now
    65 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The acting Master Attendant. Captain R. L. Bird, has cancelled the warning issued with regard to the possibility of a tidal wave hitting Singapore as a result of the recent Chilean earthquake .shock wave. He said m a Gazette notification that although there
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    'The Good Woman of Szechuan' and 'Dido and Aeneas' get the vote of dramatic, musical societies
    854 6  - 'The Good Woman of Szechuan' and 'Dido and Aeneas' get the vote of dramatic, musical societies ATTICUS jfjfkjf B INNUMERABLE societies exist m the University of Malaya an indication of the varied interests of the 1,000 odd students studying here. There are "academic" societies, so-called because they are related to
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    The 'Emerald Ripple' from Brazil grows well in Malayan climate
    517 6  -  /IARDENERS Interested m growing ornamental foliage plants In pots will be greatly attracted to the Peperomias. They are mainly smallleaved plants, suitable for growing m small pots for house decoration. They belong to the PIPERACEAE family and are closely related
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      482 6 c>>^^^2^^bb' Dear Sir. REFEREE WAS A BIT TOO STRICT 0 I would like to recoil the incident at the soccer match between Jollilads and Police end to corrment on remark; tn some ot \cur -coders I was among those who sow t*r match en June 14 end many w:l! a^ree
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    Island's tallest building puts an end to those 200-ft. deathr leaps: Bar on idle visitors
    120 7  -  BOB PERIES iodjjkdjdjd SINGAPORE. Monday. inor and spacious balcony of Singatalfed building the Asia Insuris closed to the public as a r> measure against suicides. ;m<l sightseers who wish to go si obtain permission from
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    SCHOOLBOY ON DEFACED CARD CHARGE
    24 7 SCHOOLBOY ON DEFACED CARD CHARGE Unauncten ./.entity --old schoolCourt was I with d identity ■ten rea\<\ adVaoher. lain why he .<■ cover of .<aded guilty
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    He owed Singapore tader $7,134
    22 7 Re.lidication against Lim Syed AJwi Court here ution filed •c trading mg. is owing the r 5T.134.
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    Apartheid fight
    10 7 R. Mun. I Ab- line ttr *posiGovrrnment aeanist
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    Minister's advice
    35 7 KUALA LUMPUR. MOttjThe Senior officers ot the Malayan Railway were adv >- ed to refrain from De "ann-cnair crJucs of the administration" by Uj« Bg^ of Transport. Inche .Sardon b in Haji Jubir yesterday^^
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    HOUSEWIFE LET ADDICTS USE HER ROOM AS OPIUM DEN
    130 7 HOUSEWIFE LET ADDICTS USE HER ROOM AS OPIUM DEN SINGAPORE. Mon. A housewife told a magistrate here that she became deeply sympathetic when an addict came to her room and begged to be allowed to smoke opium m it. "I was so touched that 1 granted him permission to do
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    Aid for pine trade
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.The Federation Government today announced the measures it proposes to take to nut the country's $40 million pineapple industry back on its feet.
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    Colonel Minjoot
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Men. -Major Raymond James Minjoot of the Singapore Military Forces has been promoted^ to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel a Gazette notification revealed yesterday^
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    Play presented by the Sceneshifters
    190 7 INCHE YUSOF AND LORD SELKIRK WILL BE L PRESENT AT THE FINAL PERFORMANCE OF 'RUDDIGORE' AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE gINCiAPORE, Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak and Che Xorisha and Lord Selkirk, the British CommissionerGeneral for South-East Asia, and Lady Selkirk will
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    Malayans welcome
    47 7 MALACCA. Mon. Malays welcomed Gntocsc who wanted to live and die m this country, but tnose wno owe allegiance to Communist China or Formosa .should go back to their respective 1 countries, the Cnief Minister j Inche Ghafar bin Baba said ■I a meeting yesterday.
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    Civilians and the Royal Navy to entertain visiting Indian sailors
    275 7 Civilians and the Royal Navy to entertain visiting Indian sailors SINGAPORE. Monday. |^IVE ships of the Indian Navy on a goodwill trip to Indonesia, will arrive here today on a courtesy visit and members of the squadron will be entertained by Singapore civilian organisations and the Royal Navy during their
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    JAIL FOR A WIREMAN WHO ROBBED TWO ON LONELY LANE
    162 7 JAIL FOR A WIREMAN WHO ROBBED TWO ON LONELY LANE SINGAPORE, M o n.— A labourer was with his mother on a lonely village lane one night when four men held them up, the First Criminal District Court was told. Phua Yong Yoke. 27, the labourer, identified Chan Kow. 19.
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    Lectures in Malay?
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Federation of Malaya Society of Arcmtects, the Vice-Chancellor of The University of Malaya, Professor A. Oppenheim said yesterday that the national language could be made the medium of instruction at the university.
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    FEDERATION WILL LAUNCH A CITIZENS' WEEK
    130 7 FEDERATION WILL LAUNCH A CITIZENS' WEEK KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government will launch a citizenship week throughout the Federation on Aug. 24. It will end on Aug. 31. The various Government departments, business houses, schools, radio and the Press are expected to co-operate and make the week a success.
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    TUC man helps to settle 45-day-old strike by seamstresses
    199 7 TUC man helps to settle 45-day-old strike by seamstresses SINGAPORE, Mon.— The 45 day old sympathy strike by nine seamstresses over the dismissal of a colleague at the Lily Children's. Wear m Joo Chiat Road has been settled and the girls have resumed work. The strike started on May 2
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    VILLAGERS WHO NEGLECTED THE LAND THEY GOT DURING THE EMERGENCY GET A 'PEP' TALK
    168 7 VILLAGERS WHO NEGLECTED THE LAND THEY GOT DURING THE EMERGENCY GET A 'PEP TALK MALACCA, Monday yiLLAGERS of Nya- las, m Jasin, are to clear land which the Government gave them a few years ago for the planting of rubber trees. Because of neglect, certain parts of the land are
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    Clerk who did not pay $5 for toys fined $100
    240 7 Clerk who did not pay $5 for toys fined $100 SINGAPORE, M o n.— A peon told a magistrate here of the part he played m bringing to book a shoplifter at Robinson and Co. Ltd. Soh Kum Cheong, a clerk m the Mercantile Bank pleaded not guilty before Mr.
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    Plea to extend footpath
    96 7 "OUKIT TIMAH, Mon. Lee Boon Tye, 64. a former member of the Jurong Bukit Panjang Rural District Committee suggested that the footpath from Beauty World Market should be extended up to Bukit Batok Roao. He said c, footpath would greatly help the pedes- trians. especially school
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    A young comic brings a touch of humour to cycle race
    130 7 A young comic brings a touch of humour to cycle race HAMID SINGAPORE, Mon. »3 Singapore's young com* dhan. Hamid Salvino, has entered the Free Pn s Cycle Race, to be held on June 26, with a promi c that should add humour to the occasion. Hamid offers to help
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    Get the latest navigation information, all captains are warned
    135 8 Get the latest navigation information, all captains are warned SINGAPORE, Mon Masters of vessels have been warned that they must obtain the latest navigational information "by every available means" before sailing. This warning was issued by the Singapore Master Attendant. Capt. R. L. Bird. He drew the attention of Masters.
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    LADS FROM BOYS' TOWN FIND THEIR LAND LEGS AFTER THE THRILL OF A JOY RIDE IN PLANE
    93 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. About 13 students from Boys' Town were treated to a 15-minute joy-ride m a Singapore Flying Club aircraft. After their flight they were taken to a hangar at the Singapore Airport
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    The boss and the bossed: A good and '^ heart isn't enough, says expert Jean
    322 8  - The boss and the bossed A good and heart isn't enough, says expert Jean HARRY CHIA By SINGAPORE, Monday. THE old attitude that there should be eternal war between the boss and the bossed has given way to a recognition that industry is a venture m co-operation, said Miss Jean
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    Rotary student will call here
    64 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Miss Marjorie Horton, a Rotary Foundation student, will visit Malaya next month while on her way back to her home at Burwood, New South flfales, Australia. During her four-day stay m Singapore, she will visit the Johore Bahru Rotary Club. She will
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    A loyalty call
    27 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation's Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, has urged Malayan wives never to be separated from their husbands.
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    Teachers' meeting
    25 8 MUAR, Mon. The Johore branch of the National Union of Malay School Teachers hold its annual meeting at Batu Pahat over the weekend.
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    ISLAND'S SCOUT MOVEMENT IS COMPLETELY DECENTRALISED
    108 8 ISLAND'S SCOUT MOVEMENT IS COMPLETELY DECENTRALISED SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Boy Scouts Association's plan to decentralise the numerous j groups has been completed with the formation of 13 district association spread over the whole of Singapore. This was revealed by Mr. L. A. Woodford. Chief Commissioner of the Singapore Boy Scouts
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    Nautical school
    29 8 PENANG. Mon. -The Minister of Transport. Inche Scirdon bin Ha.ii Jubir. will declare open the Penang Nautical School at IT. Light Street, at 10.30 a.m. on July
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    TWO MAJORS TO TRAIN WITH ARMY IN PAKISTAN
    153 8 TWO MAJORS TO TRAIN WITH ARMY IN PAKISTAN KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Two majors of the Federation Army left here by KLM Electra for Pakistan %or six months' special training. They are Maj. Mohamed bin Hashim. 34, of the 4th Bn Royal Malay Regiment, holder of the Military Cross, and Maj.
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    Goodwill mission
    25 8 SINGAPARE* Mon. Five Indian Navy snips, with a complement of about 1.500 officers and men. are due here today on a goodwill mission.
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    45 8 Vio r;nr k.w I yyAIkK level m vilL M |HiitcK m m I oa the outskirts ol Seraim I Estate predominant! I area —is going down due i<» t in I wave, and farmers art v I m I I I I I I
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    Indian Chamber officials
    71 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. O:* cials of the Indian Chamber of Commerce. Bin gapore. elected at the re annual general meeting an President. Mr K. M. Abdul Razak: vice-president. Dr. X Chandra; hon. treasurer A. Nomanbhoy; secretary. Mr A. K. Isaac. Mr. L. Parmanar.d ;.s chairman of th«* textiles
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    I wish I had been around when this blazing love affair was born in gay, exciting Paris
    722 9  -  PETER FORSTER by I'HKN WOLLD you most like to have been born? Strictly the answer should be tht L^p time, with all its challenges. own second choice would be 1810 or the excitement
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    WORD PUZZLE 'Q': THE WINNING SOLUTION
    644 9 WORD PUZZLE 'Q' THE WINNING SOLUTION THE JUDGES COMMENT THE PRIZE m the Singapore Free Press $500 Word Puzzle "Q" was won by: R. S. SUNDARAN, 18, D' Almeida Street, Singapore. He submitted a solution which, m the opinion of the judges, contained the most apt and accurate answers to
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    The paradox in all men
    472 9 BOOK OF THE I I WEEK REVIEW I IN "THE LAST OF 1 MEN" (Hutchinson, 165.) the narrator, a regular army officer, conventional, competent but uninspired, gives us the outsider's view of the transformation of a life from self-indulgent luxury m pre-war India and Algeria
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    KEEN RIVALRY AT BANK SPORTS AND SHANMUGAM TAKES THE TOP HONOURS
    583 10 KEEN RIVALRY AT BANK SPORTS AND SHANMUGAM TAKES THE TOP HONOURS I>AV \\> y RIVALRY was keen at the Hongkong tod Stank yesterday. A. Shanmugam was easily the b< s long jump quarter-mile records and was first m "i k|jr *i jump. Johore State-runner Er Chiang Soon won the 100
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    Rabindran betters the fiveminute mile barrier at Raffles athletic meet
    895 10 SINGAPORE, Monday. MIDDLE distance runner, Rabindran (Buckley House), stole the show at Raffles Institution spoils over Ihe weekend, lie broke the live-minute mile barrier to establish a new school record and returned fast times m the 880 yd. and the
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    GEYLANG SCHOOL SPORTS
    456 10 GEYLAXG, Men. Geyi Jang English Schools I and *II rcsultvs: RESULTS V DIVISION 100 Yds. (II): 1 Oh Ah Mee. 2. Sunny Lim, 3. Teo Swee Chuan. 100 Yds. (I): 1. Ng Chin Tong. 2. Teo Suah Chwee. 3. Yong Ah Soon. 2>o Yds. (ID Tan Swee
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    'Sumatra' blows up an 21 yachts capsize in Singapore waters
    164 10 MViAhWL.Moiiiu YACHTING enthusiasts mk& the <by a sensational note yesterday. Towards ihei of the day's racing, a "SMttbl" blew up j 21 lx>ats capsized. No one was injured. In the Skiff class all the boats capsized apan from the first
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    Seventeen records topple at Bartley-Ceda
    1005 10 BARTLEY. Mon. Hundreds turned up to see Bart ley Cedar Combined athletics meet held over the weekend. It was a thoroughly successful meet. Seventeen records were smashed. Gordon Ferreira was the outstanding performer. He broke two records. The "A" division champion was Winston Monteiro. Runner-up
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    51 10 DUNEARN, Mon. Wsm Abdullah was individua. champion with 18 points Dunearn Maiay School sport: The girls' champion Wakimah Sulaiman. Results: BOYS 100 vardk: I. \lis; ai. B oullah. 2. E O-n..«: "•20 yards: I. Mtsran B. Atxlull.' 2 Abaul B uxirian. M fd Hurdler: 1 Ahmad K.iibttni I m
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    Heavy course scratchings (36 out of 109) almost wrecked the Kuala Lumpur racing
    1173 11  - Heavy course scratchings (36 out of 1 09) almost wrecked the Kuala Lumpur racing ALLAN LEWIS JJKAVY course scratchings 36 out of an acceptance of 109 almost wrecked racing at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, especially the last race on which the unlimited sweep was drawn. There were eight course scratchings leaving
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    RACE FINISHES KUALA LUMPUR
    111 11 JUnC l 9: Going: hard. tWv 3-abt. 7K. Wim b): nt ck Tllm mjn il. D.v. --abt. 7F. Won by: J. Time: lmin. U 1 5. Cl. 8, Div I— abt 7F. Won by: 3. head. Time: lmin. M 1 >. Cl 5, l>iv. I— S|P.
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    FIRST HALF OF STORE SOFTBALL LEAGUE ENDS WITH STANVAC GASSERS IN THE LEAD
    485 11  -  Edward D'Souza By Bukit Timah, Monday THE tirst half of the softball season ended yesterday with Stanvac Gassers maintaining their unbeaten position when they beat 75th. Squadron 25-14. This means that Gassers hoxn wojl very one of
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    Alan Moss in Test team to meet South Africa
    79 11 1 ON DON. Mon. England J cricket selectors today recalled Alan Mos.s. the Middlesex fast bowler, lor the .second Test against South Africa on Thursday I With the exception of Geoff I Pullar. who broke a bone m his arm. the
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    Non-starter No Kidding impresses on track BILLEEN DOES A GOOD TRIAL
    123 12  - Non-starter No Kidding impresses on track BILLEEN DOES A GOOD TRIAL ALLAN LEWIS By KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. MO KIDDING (Ward), who did not start here yesterday, showed that N he is quite allrfeht by disposing of three n372 o on the second track this morning. It was an impressive trial.
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    197 12 Strong winds could not stop Kadir BI'KIT TIMAH. Monday. STRONG winds yesterday morning did not prevent Abdul Kadir bin Hassan. SI, from winning the Singapore Amateur Cycling Associations 50-mile time trial at Bukit Timah. Despite this, he out-cycled five others m a good time of 2hr. 15min. 05 sec. Youns
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    S.C.C. beat Foresters
    92 12 SINGAPORE. II Singapore Cricket Club beat Frev Fore>ter> by 87 runs i:: their annual cricket lixture on the padang owl workend. Muirhrad. who took three i wick- I r foifr inns, aijd Kirkham. five :or 19, wvre ily responsible :ur For- i esters' early collapse m the
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    Kinnear takes golf title
    40 12 Kinnear takes golf title SINGAPORE. M Mrs. A S. Kinnear. playing superb golf, won the Singapore women's golf title at the Royal Singapore Golf Club. Mrs. Kinnear was a worthy winner. She beat Mrs. O. C. Weeks five and lour.
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    38 12 MADRID. Ifon. Real Madrtq, beaten 3-u by Atieri<u cie Bilbao m the Franco Cup. came .storming back to win Urn M^cuna leg 8-1 and qualify for the final. They will meet Atletico de Madrid. Reuter
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    S'pore Cup hopes soar with the Kubu Stadium rout
    385 12  - S'pore Cup hopes soar with the Kubu Stadium rout Chua Ban Hock By Kubu Stad.um. Malacca Singapore 5; Malacca 0. SINGAPORE completely outplayed Malacca to register their. third successive victory m Ihe Malaya Cup South Zone lie yesterday. Singapore have already beaten Xegri Seinhilan and Johore. Malacca, alter beating Singapore
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    Rahim nets six goals for B. Bulan
    100 12 Rahim nets six goals for B. Bulan B Bulan 11 i.b.s J^ARRER PARK. Mon.— Bintan :4 Bulan scored six goal> m the first half and live m the second half. Indian Brotherhood Soccerities will never forget this S.A.F.A. Division 3-D league match. Scorers for Bintang Bulan were Kahim (6), Aswan
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    37 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. In a friendly soccer match yesterday. Sparks Sports Club beat Geylang Serai Sports Club 5-2. Scorers for Sparks were V. Lam (2). Salleh (2), and Sootong. Mahut and Sukaimi scored for Geylang Serai.
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    22 12 boxing team.- Reuter LAGOS. Mon.— Hogan Bassey will go to Rome as official j coach to Nigeria's Olympic j
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    325 12 Yogarajah helps CSC surprise the Police SINGAPORE, Moa Ceylonese pulled oil an up* when they beat the Police by eight wickets at Balestier. Police were without tour of their stars, who were helping Singapore defeat Pahang by an innings. Baldhiraj, with 34. was the only one of the Policemen to
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    26 12 LONDON. Mon. First three days of tne Wimbledon tennis championship! which open today should be "Cry and warm." Air Ministry weather experts said.- Reuter
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    29 12 NEW YORK. Mon.— Writers forecast a victory for Inuemar Johansson m his world iicavyweisht title defence against Floyd Patterson here tonight. He is 7-5 on favourite. Reuter
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    340 12 GI'ILLEMARD, Mon.— School teacher Tuminah hint*- Abdul Karim, 19, played a steady, attacking game to beat Woo Ti Soo and enter the semi-finals of the Singapore Badminton Association junior championships last night. Others to qualify for the women's semi-finaLs are Lim Yu
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