The Singapore Free Press, 21 June 1960

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    20 1 |p E SI> *P" »rpvnnv |S mK|NG ABQUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    ALGIERS PEACE HOPES RISE
    107 1 An&ry settlers fear sell-out. troops stand by i s p!ea for to the I response lebeis will go to Paris to discuss a cease-fire J 'ues. An menacing to Algeria after rebel (itd to sit iseire talks hPn lent harles iiuorcei.ed into rol ang French think
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    Frondizi state visit
    10 1 President the Argenby special h yesterday oilicial
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    THE BIG FIGHT: Faster Floyd knocks out slow Johansson
    269 1 THE BIG FIGHT: Faster Floyd knocks out slow Johansson FIRST MAN TO WIN BACK THE CROWN HE ONCE LOST FREE PRESS SPECIAL NEW YORK. 10 am- jTLOVI) PATTERSON regained his world heavyweight boxing litle al the Polo Ground Stadium this morning. He knocked out Ingemar Johansson m the fifth round.
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    The blow by blow account of the big fight
    620 1 The blow by blow account of the big fight ROUND ONE Paterson came with a left and right to Johansson's chin and had him against ropes. Johansson hurt. Weathered blows. Johansson backed away and held on until bell. ROUND TWO Another great round for Patterson. Early m the round he
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    FLASHBACK
    30 1 THIS was Patterson on the canvas during the title fight last June. Today it was a new Patterson, back from a fistic grave, to be acclaimed the champ again.
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    Lock icon Princess and Tony get new car from firm as a coming-home gift
    150 1 Princess and Tony get new car from firm as a coming-home gift LONDON, Tuesday. PRINCESS MARGARET and her husband, Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones, spenl an hour yesterday looking round the three-bed-roomed house that will by their London home. The house, a grace and favour." or rent-iree, one In Kensington Pale: i
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    Aly is remembered
    33 1 LONDON, Tues. Diplomats and racing personalities crowded the Central London Mosque yesterday for a private memorial service tor Prince Aly Khan, killed last month m a car crash m Pans.
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    TV writers' strike
    32 1 HOLLYWOOD, Tues. Television film writers ended their live-month-old strike against 16 television film companies. They will now get royalties for each showing of their works, instead of just once.
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    'Shower' of birds
    26 1 MEXICO CITY, Tues. Birds fell to the street as the thermometer climbed to lie degrees on Sunday m Hermosillo capital of Sonora State.
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    Leaders meet
    26 1 MADRID. Tues. General Franco, the Spanish head ot state, and Dr. Antonio De Olivcira Salazar. Portugal's Prime Minister. met m Merlda, Spain, for talks.
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    Jet service to P.I.
    22 1 MANILA. Tups.— Pan American World Airways plan* to .start |et service to unti ironi Manila on July 1.
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    Lock icon A father's vengeance
    47 1 +<V THOMAS (Virgin Islands*. I urv A taxi drmt i i,!.rV tor thi- rapo of a 11-yrar-old «irl was shot on l V' l I t b Is fathrr while the <»urt uas m reJI^ISJSSh m a critical condition. The father was arrested. Reuter
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    98 1 The Mal.i\.in Stock l.x<han«r o|m fif-,1 fjuit-tij s»tead> m all sk lions tarly businrvs Has rrpor i. «*d m M. Colls, at M.73 s Tronoh !Is d., Kamunt-' uig Tin I '«s 7( (US, (on. ncniara H <d.. Straits Hubfxr is 7id Soeomana l»s. 3d. US and Pahan
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    26 1 First Malayan Fund manap< rs price* today buying $1 37 and sHlhi" $1 45 Beoond Malayan Fund manprices buying $1 uj and celling $1.11
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    All round drop in gilts an outstanding feature of the London stock markets
    508 2 All round drop in gilts an outstanding feature of the London stock markets LONDON. Tues. I'NSETTLED and dtpressed conditions prevailed m the London stock markets yesterday. la -I a tighter credit m^' ie made buyers ?ery <:;iutiou> and under small Inp iobbcrs quickly lowred price-. The outstanding fe:ir;:f w,i all
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    213 2 SHIPS IN PORT lyin- atengsMc Ihc Silicaport- Harbour Board irhanrea •»r expected this morning are: Victoria l 2, S;ee: Artisan 4 5, Amagisan Main 6A, Thorstrand 6 7. Benvenue 8.9. Rajula hi 11,1 Benvrackio 13 14. Merwe Lioyd 15 16, Glenroy 18. Sep.. mar N.Wall 2. Scudai N.Wall 3. Serudom
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    Hong Kong prices
    61 2 HONG KONG. Monday Clcteiu-i prices here today were: Previous- Today H X- 8. Banking Corporation $1,200 $1,205 sales sUp<. I'nion ins. Canton $93. 30 195.00 sate* s^.lp.s Maiden b. 90 $7 10 < les H Ku:i£ pi;one IM.DO 5.39 25 ales ip^ Dpirv Finn Sz Cold Storage
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    Lock icon Cut in A-power plan
    73 2 I ONDON. lues —The B 1 onced ins le slot down the rate o' ■took 'if-v er Ma- *o e:ie^ el about I Sal P next e\t:; pubp Mini Power thai vir.ro 1951 real had become plentiful and oil »upply pro*p<H la had tin improved "The
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    DIVIDENDS
    107 2 Port Dickson-Lukut LONDON: Port Dickson-Lu-kut iF.M.S.i Rubber Estate> Ltd. announce that the board has decided to recommend a final dividend for the year end- ed March 31, 1900. of live pence net per 2. unit of Mock. Dividends, it approved, will be l*>.-ied on Auk. 11 to shareholders on
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    309 2 The standstill five LONDON: Amalgamated Bru;t.s Rubber E^iate.^ Lid.. Caledonian iSelangor) Rubber Company Ltd.. Kuala Kany.sar Plantations Ltd.. Kuala Pilah Rubber Estates Ltd.. and Glen Ifuai Estates Lui. announce thai on and from July 1 tinyear no regi*t ration iee.s will be payable m respect of transfers, prooate.-.. marriage
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    G.E.C. lays off 4.500
    58 2 LOUISVILLE (Kentucky): General Electric Company will lay of! 4.500 employees m the household rer.i^frator department for one week beginning j June 27. The cut m production Is for an inventory adjustment' a company spokesman said. The o2ieial i.aid 1960 saie:> are not measuring up to expec-
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    Petroleum firms in Britain cut prices
    47 2 Petroleum firms in Britain cut prices LONDON: British petroleum firms yesterday rec< irmendcci i eul In the retail price of some .^.vcio.N o: motor spirit of one penny lit n rhe J!; toda reduce prices to be:v ccii 4 2 and 4/11 per gallon according to quality.
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    Strike at John Bull
    50 2 L X 1 I ESTE R El About 30U men at the factory o: John Bull Rubber Company .-truck unofficially today, joining 60 men who went out before the weekend over a pay dispute The John Bull factory makes products ror the car and engineering industries.
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    BOAC to get new chief in July
    48 2 LONDON: Rear Admiral Sir Matthew Slatrery la to take the chairmanship oi the British O\*erfiras /Unrayi C orpor atio 1 1 In su to S:i Gerald DEr laager. Bi] Matthf.v Slatter> vould take «>ver on July 29 on a whole-time basis.
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    UP 11 DOWN 8 UNCHAGED 158
    798 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. R| MIS Toady INDUSTRIALS Alex. Brickl Ord (N) .90 .90 Ice DO B^.ers B.b. Petrol 50 50/B.V. Trustees 5.25 525 Coa. Tin Smc t. Pref. 2C 3 20 3 Crci. 51/- 51 Disoetiio'y 1.31 1.33 Fitzpatricks 1.45
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    Quietest day on the Stock Exchange for weeks
    238 2 Quietest day on the Stock Exchange for weeks ii^rrH^Bi t a x* mL i i i^j^^^^^^Bi^^^jj^^^^Xi^^ SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE MALAYAN Stock Exchange had its quietest day for many weeks yesterday, beiii£ practically trendless. There were only 22 changes throughout the entire list. The breakdown m the section was— industrials 4
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    Round the World Market Prices
    169 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: Alt price* Oc are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, imm P'CVIOUk TodrfV HUBBER No 1 f'ss c.i I European ooft^, June July RUni.cn No. 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement Houti Termt July Auk TONE Slightly easier Al;o>t prices guoltd m
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    RUBBER
    127 2 Eastern advices push prices up but sellers still reluctant LONDON. Tues. Buyers* indications \verv adjusted upwards a little at the ou'set lullovrino improved Ea>ler advices but sellers w*re reluctant to quote. Only few enquiries <■•:■> me along nnd were barely ined during the morning. Sl< "a conditions continued during
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    Values ease
    81 2 Nl OKK: riir mtrfed inltiaHr In with London and 51 pore Later, however, values eaMd i>n scattered -ellmp touched eff by si p-lose ordei Re. Advances Trilled prlres to r.ew highfs for the r i p-f •c: y "V.lnerable pi b qidet and a sh (..>' !<>"■ ci
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    Call to co-ordinate steel expansion
    57 2 Call to co-ordinate steel expansion r\RiS: riie chairman of the French s*eel Industry Federation. M. Rene Damien yesterda urged International co-ordina-tion on steel expansion plaru? to a\oid overproduo'ion. Although he was confident it a co:i>icie:able lr.rrease m Bteel consumption generally, M Diimien thought U was esse;.llal that >tcel producing countries
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    Shipping adviser to S. East Asia
    45 2 LONDON: The Ministry of T port resterdaj ppointment ol Mr. T. L. B< ej a- the nwr shipping adviser to the CotnmiadoDtr Oetieral for Bonth-Etst Asia and to the United Kingdoßfl ffifh Con.Sfa ;<nd K l ila I umpur
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    Tin: Market is stead with small advances
    48 2 LONDON Pill with >n:fll! gatns. Ouui U.S.. .-mount y\ Kftid to be kl thi^. aidec ..i nil a] pi par're. lilies. Copper vas ge: Outside demand b« quiet but 1 C con&ideratj i InfhKnce, trade mrh Three month- metal mtm k
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    European' training for 500 on the Borneo plains
    36 3 European' training for 500 on the Borneo plains N Tues I BattaEliza- kha id plain, re, tor B U Ie dr be I niques techcan be ca] ::.atterror- BriCurkha Gurtcba A GURKHA RIFLEMAN AND MOUNTED SCOUTS
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    Tamil language teachers told: Study national tongue in spare time
    267 3  - Tamil language teachers told: Study national tongue in spare time A MAHADEVA B) SINGAPORE. Tuesday TEACHERS of Tamil m Singapore's Government and Governmentaided schools have been called upon to devote their spare time to the study of Malay. This call to master Ihe national language is made m a resolution
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    WORLD NEEDS MORE WOMEN AS PREACHERS, SHE SAYS
    162 3 WORLD NEEDS MORE WOMEN AS PREACHERS, SHE SAYS SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mrs. Winnifred Kick, the first woman to be ordained Minister of the Congregational Church of Australia, passed through Singapore from Adelaide, on her way to Teheran re attend a board meeting of the International Alliance of Women. She was ordained
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    Madras man has plans for an institute of dance here
    155 3 Madras man has plans for an institute of dance here SINGAPORE. Tues.- Mr. C. T. Nachiappan of Kalakshetra Academy of Fine Arts m Madras, is now m Singapore m the course of a SouthEast Asian tour to study the possibility of establishing an institute of Indian dances here. He has
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    SOCIETIES ASKED FOR PROOF OF EXISTENCE
    115 3 SOCIETIES ASKED FOR PROOF OF EXISTENCE SINGAPORE. Tues. Ten 1 societies, one of which i was registered as far back as 1927, have now been asked to give evidence that they are still m existence. The Assistant Registrar of Societies, Singapore, Mr. Teo i Kiak Seng has given the ten
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    Baby elephant hurt
    31 3 IPOH. Tues.— A .six-month-old elephant, blinded m one ieye and badly cut m one foot by the vicious "Jerat" (wire-trap) was rescued yesterday by the Perak Game Department.
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      173 3 Medium Wave 171 metres. Schools' broadcast 4.10 Siqna(fflOKTWAVE: U metres (4780 ture tune: 4 13 -Talks lor Seconk"") tnm Mt p.m.-UMW p.m. fery School: 4.33 Im«rval nnw. Sailv 43^ Nature Corner, a repeat of this morning's broadcast. F-.M. 1.00 Programme summ.m c J. 02 Around the BanaMund; 1.30 5()0 p
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    How often do you really talk to your own child?
    513 4  - How often do you really talk to your own child? SALLY VINCENT IF RE SAYS SOMETHING FUNNY SHE SAYS HE'S BEING BOXY... AND IF HE MAKES A CLEVER REMARK, HE IS ACCUSED OF BEING PRECOCIOUS By London. Tues. yyHEN did you last see your child? Really n see him, I
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    CLERK PLANNED $75,000 STICK-UP WITH TWO FRIENDS
    136 4 CLERK PLANNED $75,000 STICK-UP WITH TWO FRIENDS NEW YORK, Tues. The well-dressed bandit walked Into a bank of the New York suburb of Yonkers and calmly walked out with $25.0000 (M575.000> after slipping a shopping bag and note across the counter. The note told bank clerk Hugh Degan: "Give In
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    American spy pilot Powers tells wife: I'm well
    217 4 American spy pilot Powers tells wife: I'm well NEW YORK, Tues. Mrs. Barbara Gay Powers, wife of the American U-2 pilot who is now a prisoner m Russia, has disclosed the contents of a letter she received from him. He says he is well and hopes she will visit him.
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    A VERY ATTRACTIVE HAT ON DISPLAY AT THE ARTISTS' GARDEN PARTY
    69 4 A VERY ATTRACTIVE HAT ON DISPLAY AT THE ARTISTS' GARDEN PARTY THIS latest and very attractive hat from Sweden is worn by fashion artist Lena Melander at the annual artists' garden party m Stockholm's Djurgarden areas, once the home of the late Prince Eugene of Sweden, popularly known as the
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    $75,000 robbery
    36 4 LONDON. Tues.— Five raiders attacked three employees Of a London district post office early yesterday and escaped with about £9,000 (M 575,000) m cash and a box containing an undisclosed amount m postal orders.
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    Slater dies at 69
    26 4 MELBOURNE, Tues.— Mr. William Slater, a paper boy who rose to become Australian Minister to Russia m 1942, died yesterday, aged 69.
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    Himalayan crash
    26 4 NEW DELHI. Tues. Two people were kilicd and three injured when an American light aircraft crashed m the Himalayan foothills during a demonstration flight.
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    THE RIDDLE OF A VANISHING BOY: ALL ISRAEL WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE JOE SHOEMAKER IS
    164 4 THE RIDDLE OF A VANISHING BOY: ALL ISRAEL WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHERE JOE SHOEMAKER IS JERUSALEM, Tues.— Where is little Joe Shoemaker? All Israel would like to know. Little Joes story began m 1952, when his grandfather, Nachman Strakes, came to Israel after being released from a Siberian labour
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    ANDREE. ACCUSED OF BEING A RED, IS EXPELLED FROM THE BELGIAN CONGO
    58 4 ANDREE. ACCUSED OF BEING A RED, IS EXPELLED FROM THE BELGIAN CONGO 0 HALF-FRENCH and half-African. Andree Blouin. 31, Arrives m Rome after being expelled from the Belgian Congo because she is "too dangerous." The authorities there accuse her of being a Communist She arrived In Leopoldvilie a month ago
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    U.S. security ban kills Blue Streak tie-up with Europe
    183 4 U.S. security ban kills Blue Streak tie-up with Europe f ON DON, Tues. Government plans to co operate with Europe on a satellitelaunching programme using Britain's Blue Streak rocket have been killed by U.S. security restrictions. The Americans will not allow the secrets of Blue Streak to be given to
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    Rhythm in church
    25 4 LONDON. Tues.— "Rhythm In Religion.* a movement designed to fill Britain's churches with young peoplt-. made its television debut during the weekend.
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    Smuggling plot: RAF men used V-bomber
    54 4 Smuggling plot: R AF men used V-bomber 1 0N lj G to hid, tain fiowi c °ntrabaad one woui Oi t:. But And 10 -v. ml to b Forrr discip. Proper. 23-}ur*i. mechanic. pieaaeo nJ causing 400 cm*! cor. v ":i intent to ajJj lai... Jame.s pleariec j 72 d
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    Death sentence
    15 4 WARSAW. Tu< -rM Raw M delected f I condemned i 1 abs< I
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    irport poser: 1,000 villagers will have to go for the digger jets to land
    257 5  -  CHAN BEE xgvchvb Paya Lebar. Tucs. ittap homes will have to he it trom a village m Tampines resent runway at Singapore \iriu\vd to allow bigger and faster move treely. the Government has not detoether to
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    CAR SALESMEN ARE VICTIMS OF TREE RIDE' RACKET
    109 5 CAR SALESMEN ARE VICTIMS OF TREE RIDE' RACKET SINGAPORE. Tue». Car balesmen m Singapore are victims of a "tree ride to your destination" racket And those who operate it are well-dre>sed "gentlemen" posing as would-be clients. They would ask for a trial run In a new car. Show off On
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    NEWSMEN TO CHOOSE 1960 PRESS QUEEN
    112 5 NEWSMEN TO CHOOSE 1960 PRESS QUEEN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaya's news me n. radio personalities and those connected with public reiations will hold a gala •Press Ball on July 23. at the Federal Hotrl. The ball, which will be under the distinguished patronage of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman,
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    HENRIETTE BECOMES 'A VOICE QUEEN'
    99 5 HENRIETTE BECOMES 'A VOICE QUEEN' IPOH. Tues. A girl who had to be persuaded to enter this year's Perak "Miss Golden Voice" contest, won the title from 25 other contestants here. For Miss Henriette Newman. 25. of Ipoh the title represented her second success In the contest during her L
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    Sword wins against the pen at debate
    325 5  - Sword wins against the pen at debate ARTHUR RICHARDS INTER-SCHOOL DEBATE: GAN ENG SENG BEATS BUKIT PANJANG By SINGAPORE, lues. Malaya ;i chic V c d independence through the pen and Singapore is doing likewise. The pen also led to the birth of the United Nations Charter on Human Rights.
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    UNION OFFICIALS OF GOVT. SCHOOL WORKERS
    89 5 UNION OFFICIALS OF GOVT. SCHOOL WORKERS SINGAPORE. T\ie>. Inche Osman bin Moharrud RafTik has been elected the chairman of the newly-iorm- ed Government School Employers' Branch of the Amalgamated Union or Public Employees. Other officials arc: vicechairman. Inche Syed Othman bin Syed Ab. Rahman; .secretary. Mr. M. Munusamy, asst. secretary.
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    Lyttle back from world trip
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Mr. David Lyttlc, Deputy Director of Broadcasting. Malaya, has returned to Kuala Lumpur after a six-week round-the-world trip m the course of which he visited Canada and Britain.
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    BIRTH
    28 6 M ord\ *h Minimum I TVE: ;o Maiv ..ad «'ho YOOW a gajMH i Bttte tm -Oth June at Olen- ■%->» Hot *i! loth mother and 1 jnter
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      IT'S NOT FAMILIARITY BUT AFFECTION
      170 6 IT'S NOT FAMILIARITY BUT AFFECTION 0 I disagree vvith Morghanita Vvee's solution of humouring Hd man who insists that daughters fiance should hrn as "Mr." (see Page o lune 3*. Whether the \eung man has been visiting the fiance's fami'fen cr not is besde the point. Ir is noi familiarity
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      NOISY NEIGHBOURS
      99 6 c 0u» neighbours m Housing Devlopment Board Hats Queersvwn :re mahjcng craz^ Their homes a-e 'ike gamblrg dens w~cre ?r\an\cnq, is pa.-.d rOw"id-t^e-dc:K The notsc from mar ng s.'edi is most irritating uUer midnight when even xd n« cony on is heard a block i» k?ep 3 mt
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      NO HARM IN HAVING ANGLICISED NAMES
      108 6 NO HARM IN HAVING ANGLICISED NAMES Your report that the fashion of adding Anglicised names by non-Christians to their names is slowly dying out is quite incorrect. My friends s*ill use their Anglicised n imes, whether at school or elsewhere. I don't see any harm m having an Anglicised name.
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      40 6 0 Your report on "Out go Anglicised names is both info-mative and interesting. Congratulations to your reporter for not missing the subtle change m Singapore names. Mv friends and I were most pleased to read the report. CHAN LAI YOONC
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      41 6 The dry branches of dead t-ees of immense size and those of healthy ones along Chancery Lane (near Thomson Road i .ire very dangerous. I hope the authorities conremed will take immediate* steos to prevent fatal arcidents. S. RAMA
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      To three attractive girls in an office with a good-looking young man: Stop cheapening yourselves with this mad chase!
      140 6 To three attractive girls in an office with a good-looking young man: Stop cheapening yourselves with this mad chase! Dear Esme, r E ARE THREE attractive girls w ho share an office with a very nice, good-lookinp; boy of 22. We wish he'd choose one of us as a girl
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      109 6 Dear Esme, Las l Mondaj was our lir>t wedding anniver- 1 sary. and my husband promised to take me out for a celebration dinner. But the boys m the office insisted on taking him out for a drink. 1 put on my new dress, did my face and sat down
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      87 6 Dear Sally. Von ctTtair.lv won't it you fail to face facts about men. Mop up those tears: tell him he's a stinker and insist he takes you out real posh to make up for his misdeed. But don't kid yourself you'll ever cure him. Men are like that. They don't
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      90 6 Would you solve this problem by telling us if we are wrong. FIVF GANS Dear Five Gans. It you -are very young then your mother has a right to open your letters. But a nicer way for her would be to leave your letters unopened till you read them and
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      52 6 WHAT do you think of a bloke who cant keep a job and is always sponging on his girl friend lor money? I m the girl friends mother she doesn't earn a lot. and all her spare cash goes on him. How can I convince her he's no good 0
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      36 6 Dear Mrs. X. Point out to her that this kind ot character will always keep her ill-clothed and ill-fed, and then probably turn round and find Mimebody else who Is smarter and still has her looks.
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      70 6 Dear Perplexed, Your spouse is just trying to prove to your parents that be;s no henpecked husband—that he wears the pants. Don' 4 let it worry you. As long as he is wonderful most of the time, be tolerant about this one little failing. If your parents pay no attention
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      83 6 Sted* Esme, I'Vn NM going around with a boy for six months. He hasn't ever siven me a present yet. His birthday is next month. Should I Kive him a present? We're not engaged and I dun t u.int to appear too ea?er. PUZZLED Dear Puziled. Have YOU had a
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      64 6 Dear Esme, I\\\ rerj attracted to a hoy who comes from a rich family. I can tell he likes me but he must be a bit of a snob. too. He told a girl I know that its a pity my family is poor. otherwise he would have taken me
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      26 6 Dear Wishing. Don't waste your time trying to think of ways. to make the boy see your way. A snob does not make a vorthwhtl? frie'><i
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      64 6 Dear Esme, Mx m-.irt and head are having a battle. You s«'e. I'm crazy about a boy who already has a sirl friend, though I don't think it's really serious between them. Before he met her he seemed keen on me. I'm sure he still is. What shall I do—try
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      67 6 Dear Esme, I.\M 18 years old. but no boy has ever asked me out. I ha\'e tried to work out why this is so—perh.tnv it is because I am rathrr sh\ and not very talkative. Ml Dear Shy. Don't worry about this. You don't have to be talkative to attract
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      76 6 Dear Esme, ITS hardly worth bothering about men toda>. They are boring and m j»ipid, and their "reserve" is only a cloak for tin ir m ibiiity to be exciting. Do arde.nl. full-blooded mm exist? BORFD STIM Dear Bored Stiff. Yes. they do. All you have to dp U LOOK
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      35 6 A L 22ft Sle ad v hfryu al«au I >n h «v fnends fi < ov again. »nd the ne« Jl Im atraid hell JJj 11 iV the others J Nm j,it, d JIITQ nd preff
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      47 6 Dtar Esmt I \m M paa tuk 1 kmtun j Ijn. younj.tr lor in*- pa months. Both ofvq '•rroponding uitk 1 olhrr until the day w nut llu-n shf ki\ Mritinj to mr I »m hold Mcfc our fhcMl What vhall I ig? HOKF.IU r>« ar Worrifd
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      132 6 ■'■'■'.■y'-*>>y.#-<-x«-Tntl other evening I found a hair grip lying on the bedroom floor. I never use them and there's no other woman in the house. It is a clue to a mystery which could lead to an estrangement between me and my spouse? I haven't mentioned this to him, but
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      48 6 D«o* Esme, OL'R mother is English educated and is a Straits born. She says she can open our letters if she wishes to. but we are against her principle. We think it is oldfashioned and that we are being deprived of our freedom. We think she is wrong.
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      58 6 Dear Esnte, I AM 17 years old and like to have a month's holiday m Sarawak. Will I be permitted to go there? Will I need a passport? If so, where can I apply for it? WEARY. Dear Weary, Go and see someone at the Immigration Department m Palmer Road.
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      49 6 Deaf Esmt, I HAVE been unemployed for nearly six years. Can I draw any money from the Central Provident Fund? BROKE WILLIE. Dear Broke Willie. You may have a fair chance. Go and see the people at the Central Provident Fund office In Anson Road. They will guide you.
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      57 6 thm* ***$*< MY old man studies palmistry. When I suggest he spends too much time holding other women's hands, he just smiles m a maddening way and replies: "It's an interesting hobby, my dear.** What would you do with a man like that? CRYSTAL Dear Crystal, Take up palmistry too
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      41 6 But I guess bhe wont listen to you. just the same. Girls are such fools about men. t Dear Esme, WHAT can I do with my old man who will persist in calling me "Ducks?" MRS. CHEW. Dear Mrs. Chew, Quack
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      101 6 1AM keeping company with a boy who has a habit of eyeing every attractive girl he sees when we're together. I wouldn't mind if it happened only occasionally, but I feel I never have his full attention and this hurts me. What should I do? PUZZLED HEART Dear Puzzled Heart,
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      38 6 (HAVE been married si? months to a wonderful husband. But when we go to my mother's he is bossy and sarcastic. Why? It Is very annoying, and my par- ents never see him as he really is. PERPLEXED
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      44 6 Dear Keen. If this geezer were keen on you, it's you he'd be going around with. Get wise to yourself. You are reaching for a star, and the star is twinkling for someone else. Concentrate your efforts on finding .someone vii h no *ios
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      158 6 J&ear Etme, Im very much m love with a girl who has been goinu steady with me since school days. She's really beautiful and I'm nothing much to look at. I don't know what she sees m me but she says she loves me. Lately she has taken up modelling
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    China's 'mercy parcel' ban ends roadside grocery business in Chinatown
    176 7  - China's 'mercy parcel' ban ends roadside grocery business in Chinatown CHAN SWAN BEE SINGAPORE, Tues gfjhg VS h ve-ioot-way grocery stalk (idtnly disappeared following the mmunist China on imports of purcclo from overseas Chinese itives. s announced List Tuesday by Vernier, Mr. Choti En-lai. As a result of this, pot
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    CONCERTS AND TALKS BY PIANIST KAEMPER
    178 7 CONCERTS AND TALKS BY PIANIST KAEMPER pAYA LEBAR, Tues. A well known German pianist, Mr. Gerd Kaemper, flew into Singapore from Bangkok and will Rive his first recital here at the Cultural Centre on Saturday. Mr. Kaemper, who was accompanied by his wife, will also give a series of tivr
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    Esther keeps alive the dance of the long scarf
    235 7  - Esther keeps alive the dance of the long scarf LAN MOK-AI CLASSICS BRING LOVELINESS INTO LIFE By Singapore, Tuesday. tr pilK scarf dance a classical Chinese dance which was the hallmark of grace of tiie classic days of the Three Kingdoms is still being kept alive today by a young
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    Our community centres win praise of visiting U.S. professor
    155 7 Our community centres win praise of visiting U.S. professor SINGAPORE, Tue s. Community centres can help, indirectly to reduce juvenile delinquency, says Professor Frederick M. Chapman, 37, a specialist m social group work and community services. Prof. Chapman is working m Singapore under the United States International Educational Exchange Service
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    Aborigine headmen take oaths of allegiance at a jungle ceremony
    116 7 Aborigine headmen take oaths of allegiance at a jungle ceremony IPOH, Tucs.— Sixteen aborigine headmen of the Temar and Semai-Senoi tribes living m the jungles of Hie Kinta District were presented with letters of appointment utter they had sworn allegiance. The presentation was made by the Dato Panglima Kinta, Dato
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    Opinion on bosses
    47 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. i The Commission of Inquiry into the wages of 58.000 Government daily-rated workers has declared that it does not regard, as "employers oi I good repute" those who pay less than $90 a month to j labourers engaged on heavy duty.
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    Your talks on tape
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.The Minister for Defence. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein yesterday said m Parliament that police can taperecorri speeches al public ral lies and election meetings m Malaya.
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    Kiss-and-run thief
    41 7 RAWING Tucs.- A thuf .^0 broke' into a house m RawanK new village ki.ssrd^ 21-year-old girl. bIL h f e n r r e^ lp when she screamed for help. and then fled n *™%o .property worth about $-0"
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    S'PORE COURSE FOR 100 IRACHUTISTS
    25 7 S'PORE COURSE FOR 100 IRACHUTISTS The all On B a chute Ea of quarterM by thus East Air mountoperaUom bane to and A:r F< para-
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    PROFESSOR AND MRS. HICKS TO GIVE TALKS
    98 7 PROFESSOR AND MRS. HICKS TO GIVE TALKS SINGAPORK. Tues. Mrs. JR. Hick*, wife of Prof. J.R. Its, well-known economist from Oxford University, will jlTe a talk to members and friends of the Malayan Ec ..omic Society. at a luncheon meeting at the Cathay Hotel, on Saturday at 1.15 p.m. Mrs.
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    DUTCH DREDGING EXPERT TO SUBMIT HIS REPORT
    105 7 DUTCH DREDGING EXPERT TO SUBMIT HIS REPORT I^l ALA LUMPUR, rues.— A Diucn dredging expert is 10 submit 10 tiic Federation Government a report or. ways and means to improve dredging facilities at Malayan po. The expert. Mr. W. B. K. Henktvs left Kuala Lumpur alter a tnree-week factfinding .our
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    JAYCEES TO PROMOTE SALE OF UNICEF CARDS
    138 7 JAYCEES TO PROMOTE SALE OF UNICEF CARDS SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce has formed a special committee to boost the sale of UNICEF greeting cards. The proceeds of the sale will go to the United Nations Children's Fund for under privileged children ai-.d mothers all over the
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    UNION QUOTES U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS CHARTER IN A NEW EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK' DEMAND
    149 7 UNION QUOTES U.N. HUMAN RIGHTS CHARTER IN A NEW EQUAL PAY FOR EQUAL WORK' DEMAND IPOH Tiles. Tlie Perak Government Clerical Services Union has introduced g new principle Into its fight for better pay for its members. THE PRINCIPLE: "Equal pay for equal work." This is the main point of
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    INDIA TO GRANT LANGUAGE AWARDS AGAIN
    115 7 INDIA TO GRANT LANGUAGE AWARDS AGAIN SINGAPORE, Tues. The O Government of India has decided to continue m 1960-61 the scheme for the award of scholarships to Indian nationals for specialisation m certain foreign languages abroad. Candidates snouid not be more than 40 years of age on Oct. 1, 1960.
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    Govt. tax-amnesty
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Federation Government yesterday announced a ninemonth amnesty for taxdodgers, giving defaulters a chance to make a clean breast of their earnings.
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    A top Sea Cadet (now in H.K.) resigns
    102 7 A top Sea Cadet (now in H.K.) resigns SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government has accepted the resignation of Lieutenant Commander Goh X» i p Seah of th< Singapore Sea Cadet Corp-, who is now m Hong Kong. Mr. Goh. ?,2. was the flr>t Asian m the Cadet Corp* to ri.so to
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    Johore Sultan to open co-op talks
    47 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tins. The Sultan ol Johoro will declare open the 23rd annual All-Malayan Co openativr conference here on Friday at 10 a.m. a I the Diamond Jubilee Hall. Inche Aziz bin Ishak. Minister of Agriculture, will attend the three-day conference.
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    MALAYA TO PUT HER FOREIGN TROOPS IN A CANTONMENT... S'PORE WILL REMAIN A BASE
    267 8 MALAYA TO PUT HER FOREIGN TROOPS IN A CANTONMENT... S'PORE WILL REMAIN A BASE SINGAPORE, Tucs. The concentration of M Foreign mi litary forces m llu Federation M tht giant Commonwealth strategic reserve cantonment ;il Bnkit Terendak, V 2 miles north of Malacca, will nol alTecl Singapore's traditional role as
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    Evidence in camera
    43 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The genera] manager of the Malayan Railway. Mr. E. T. Williams, is expected to give evidence at the 12th sitting of the Railway Commission of Inquiry which will be held In camera at the Supreme Court today.
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    Doctor declared a bankrupt
    48 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Chew Chong Jin. pi Poh Huat Road, v. as adjudicated a bankrupt In the High court on a bankruptcy petition filed by Soon Pen? Sion^ trading as Chop Siong Huat. The debtor Is owing the petitioning creditor 53.307.50 on a judgment debt.
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    Call to surrender
    32 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Some 4 2.000 people staged a rally at Jerhun new village yesterday to urge the 14 rt Irpainlng terrorists In the 1 area to surrender immediate-
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    Gently does it?
    36 8 KUALA LUMPUR, TuesThe Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman, yesterday indicated that the Government must yo "gently* 1 m its plans to £et the world to join Malaya m fighting apartheid m South Africa.
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    Six Brunei visitors
    42 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Five members oi the Brunei Legislative Council and the Clerk oi the Council, Inche Mohamed Taib bin Awang Besar, -attended the meeting j of the House of Representa- tives here, as the guests oi the Government.
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    New bridge soon?
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Pro lessor, K. Awoki of the Waseda University m Tokyo has been asked by the Japanese Foreign Ministry, to prepare a drawing lor a newbridge to replace the present oiu m the Lake Gardens here.
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    Welfare home inmate found life too 'dull and lonely'
    154 8 Welfare home inmate found life too 'dull and lonely' SINGAPORE, Tues.An inmate of a Social Welfare boys' hostel, charged with absconding from the hostel, told the Juvenile Court yesterday that he found life there "too dull and lonely." The boy also said that all the her boys at the hostel
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    He has plan to stop taxi drivers from fleecing our visitors
    59 8  - He has plan to stop taxi drivers from fleecing our visitors CONRAD CHIEW By SINGAPORF T |r pHE manager of a well-known travel ifncy hen tions to the Government on how It stop taxj d r j^ ists visiting Singapore. He urges that phn'n clothes European polj to mingle with
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    YOUTH TELLS OF $100 OFFER TO KILL 73-YEAR-OLD FORTUNE-TELLER
    154 8 YOUTH TELLS OF $100 OFFER TO KILL 73-YEAR-OLD FORTUNE-TELLER IPOH. Tues.— A youth restricted to Menulembu because of his secret society activities, told the Sessions Court here that he was offered $100 to kill a 73 year ole fortune-teller. 'Fan Ying Kong. 21. v.\. jailed f6r three years attempting to
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    Chess meeting
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Tue.v TV.. Singapore Chess Federatior: is convening a meeting o: che>.- masters of »(TUlat€d school clubs on June 25 a: 4 p.m. at the YMCA.
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    Speeding: $3O fine
    31 8 TAXJONG MALIM. Tues.— Sapuran Singh, of Petaling Jay a. was fined $30 when he pleaded guilty by letter to speeding within the Local Council area on March 6.
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      190 8 'li:c oldest-established airline m the English-speaking Already on the drawing hoards are plans for new world. Qantas this year celebrates its 40th Anniversary. supersonic airliners to cruise at 2.000 miles an hour. When they are ready. Qantas will have them These 40 years cover practically the entire life ol commercial
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      36 8 TODAY: !U)> p.m. TOMORROW: 10.20 a.m. and 9JS9 p.m. THURSDAY: 11.05 am. and 10.12 p.m. FRIDAY: 11.40 a.m. and 10.4« p.m. SATURDAY: 12.11 p.m. and 11.20 p.m. SUNDAY: 12.48 p.m. and 11.55 p.m. MONDAY: 1.20 p.m.
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      863 8 TODAY'S EVENTS MINISTRY OF CILTIRI Free film shows at Bukit Tim ah Road (9^ m.s.>; Kolam Aver Lane estate; Kampong Buona Vista 7 p.m. 'PRINCESS KWEI YING' children's matinee at Victoria Theatre 6.15 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Trafalgar Home, Yio Chu Kang Road. 7.30 p.m. PHOTOGRAPHIC
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    Malayan girls have only one set hairstyle... they lack imagination says Anne Woodhouse
    278 9 gINGAPORK'S newest hair-stylist, Londontrained Anne Woodhouse, has one big grouse: our girls lack imagination as far as hairstyles are concerned. According to Anne, a 23-year-old blonde local girls hove one set style. 'They wear their hair ilie
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    MARAGARET WEE PRESENTS A PAGE OF NEWS FOR WOMEN
    135 9 MARAGARET WEE PRESENTS A PAGE OF NEWS FOR WOMEN Watching her comb out the hair of tour oi her clients with deft fingers. I realised how creative Anne can be. The styles are nothing dramatic just simple but neat. They are ideal for the working girl who wants her hair
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    Recipe contest No. 24
    424 9 MRS. DEVAN WINS $2O PRIZE FOR STUFFED BANANA DELIGHT MRS. Daisy Devan, of 1. Kuo Chuan Avenue, Singapore 15, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 24 for her recipe on Stuffed Banana Delight. She gets $10 and a Nestle Hamper worth $10. INGREDIENTS: Six
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    A tip for ageing women: Use placentubex to look young again
    214 9 A tip for ageing women: Use placentubex to look young again the lower cells to feed and rejuvenate by promoting oxygenation ot the skin cells. regulate moisture conservation and tighten .slack skin. The other three need only be used according to individual need. WOMEN who say "I can't do a
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    SEA-ISLAND: IT'S A NEW AND EXCITING COTTON
    63 9 SEA-ISLAND: IT'S A NEW AND EXCITING COTTON Anew, exciting non-iron, drip-dry cotton has come to Singapore shops. It's Swiss-made Sea-island. The agents, Modern Silk Store m High Street, report that local women are taking to it. Made into a cheongsam. the fabric falls beautifully and yet does not cling. Made
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    It's Mary Chang
    28 9 The girl who modelled the latest pyjama rage m America (Page 8 June 17 1 is Mary Chang and not Susan Wong. V. k: appc...
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    12 10 LONDON. Tues— Prm« < nuir-Nr.ii -old daughter. fessiunal coach Dan >la>kell
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    PLAY LIKE ALEKHINF
    65 10  - PLAY LIKE ALEKHINF LIM KOK ANN Hartley System. i By SING*P OfiE I f\l R previous lesson showed that r I U lops his KN at mhe has d„ I his KB4. Should he devlj I must first bring out his k£ i hN «M happened to \V. Winter who
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    151 10  -  M. Harrison-Gray by Dealer: South North-South fame A sensible compromi>r bid led to a swing o! points when this hand can* up some years ago Anglo-American test ma* A British pair bid South-North cards as foil One Spade— Two Diamond-. Two No-Trumps -Thro NoTrumps. Two Hearts vraus led.
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    8 GOALS BY HOSPITAL
    82 10 Tan lock Sens Radin Mas GLYLANG. Tue.s IAM were comp:subdued, making this match. Centre forward Sahar >cored four goab. In a first haa driz. Tock Seng >cored thr through Sahar i2i ZainmL Later the Hospiul forv rammed m five more goal> through Ishak. Sahar Zainal and
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    82 10 ELORDE FIGHT IS ON AGAIN SAN FRANCISCO. TV The world junloi weight title Dght betu Plash Elorde ol the PI pines and Harold Gom« Providence, Rhode has been re->ehedulea Wednesday. Aug. IT. mate! maker Bennie Ford fti nounced yesterday. The bout had orifinaU: been set for July 6. but W
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    80 10 JOHANNESBURG. TIT* One of the New Z(. All Blacks was Injure* car accident yesterday. Mark lrwin. limit -i ward with the touring inside, received a head jury which required iUtcnes The car m which he travelling overturned on Pretoria- Johannesburg K< Two other All-Blacks. 1o
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    ckson hat-trick beats three lening batsmen
    284 11 LONDON. Tuesday. Derbyshire's 39«year-oM t;ist crday achieved the iirst luildish county cricket chainHe scut back Worcesterbatsmen for only five runs iin^s at Derby. He bowled opener Ron Headley with the last ball of one over. broke John Sedgley's wicket with the first bail of
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    43 11 BRUSSELS. Tues. -After the Grand Prix of Belgium, interim unofficial standings m the world driving cham- nionships were: P 1 Bruce Maclaren, New 7palind 20 point.-: 2. JacK B abham. AustSk 16 points 3. Stirling Moss. Britain. 11 pomt > U.P.I.
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