The Singapore Free Press, 24 June 1960

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    15 1 IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon ATTIC BOY COMES OUT TOPS
    114 1 rears are over after four years of darkness I tamed above grades I the term ine future or Spore ludent who from [lie world IKBOR (Mi- PrL B Giu has need to i the world. L'^-year-m Sinmi*t*ri himattic for s because C-uiinus "niversity di.>- ;r
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    Tony and his first Rolls...
    127 1 CHAUFFEUR IS ORDERED TO THE BACK, THEN HE'S OFF WITH MARGARET I r AS 100 greut i\ temptation lo resist. Half-way between Royal Lodge, Windsor, ami his new home in Kensington Palace, Tony Armstrong Jones slopped his first Rolls-Royce a wedding gilt from the motor
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    Lock icon 'We'll hit hack' Russian warning to Pakistan
    183 1 'We'll hit hack' Russian warning to Pakistan MOSCOW, Friday. RUSSIA has told Pakistan in a new Note that it Dircrafl made further "provocative" nights against the Soviel Union Horn Pakistani territory, the Soviel Government would be tonvd'to tnke counter-measures, the news ngency Tass reported yesterday. These measures would include striking
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    U.S. SETS A NEW POLICY FOR STOCKPILE RUBBER SALES
    90 1 U.S. SETS A NEW POLICY FOR STOCKPILE RUBBER SALES WASHINGTON. Fri. General Services Administration <GSA> yesterday announced a new policy for future sales of crude natural rubber from the U.S. stockpile. The main provision of the policy, said GSA. would be to sell the rubber at market prices but allow
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    Lock icon DESIGNED—A WINTER HOME FOR HIMALAYAS
    70 1 DESIGNED— A WINTER HOME FOR HIMALAYAS LONDON. Fri. British scientists have designed a home in which climbers can winter for the first time in the upper Himalayas. The building built of stressed plywood is to be used in the AngloAmerican expedition to Mount Makalu led by New Zealander Sir Edmund
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    Birth control pills
    17 1 LONDON. Fri.— The London i Rubber Company la planning to produce birth control_pills. i
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    Eichmann: UN acts
    28 1 NEW YORK. Fri. The United Nations Security Council decided to ask Israel to make "appropriate reparaLion" to Argentine for abduct- j ing Nazi Adolf Eichmann.
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    Polish investment
    22 1 WARSAW. Fri. Poland will j spend 66.000 million zlotys over the next five years On an increased capital investment programme.
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    Semeru volcano threat
    36 1 i\K\!M\ Fri Elev«n-thousand foot Semeru vol- i .Vis 'highest mountain— is attivr attain. Smoke '''Tm-r are P»urinu continuously and the mountain is rumbling frequently. A plantation on the slopes has been rvat -uatrd.
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    Amazing survey shows why it's useless to advertise on TV
    144 1 Amazing survey shows why it's useless to advertise on TV NEW YOKK, Friday. NEWSPAPERS in New England today pub lished a report in Editor and Publisher Ihe newspaper industry's trade paper showing what a big Hop television advertising has been. Members of the New England Newspaper Advertising Executives Association carried
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    Lock icon Secession fears recede in Congo
    181 1 Secession fears recede in Congo LEOPOLDVILLE, Friday. RECESSION threats in tI) e Congo which becomes independent next Thursday receded today with the announcement that the two parties which won the greatest number of seats in the recent elections had come to an understanding to co-operate. Mr. Patrice Lumumba, 34-year-old former
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    Lloyd in Vienna
    20 1 VIENNA, Fri.— Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, the British Foreign Secretary, arrived in Vienna on a three-day official visit.
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    PRODUCERS TO GET MORE UNDER NEW TIN PACT
    86 1 PRODUCERS TO GET MORE UNDER NEW TIN PACT I VEW YORK. Fri. The American metal market publication reports that a new tin agreement appears to be in the making as the International Tin Council prepares to end a conference which began on May 23rd. This agreement may be more producer
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    STOP PRESS
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    28 1 FirM Malayan Fund BUUIuy« r.s pncr.s Uxiuy buying SI 3y and .selling $1 47 St-coiui Malayan Fund maaacK i prices buying' $106 and .selling $1 12
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    Raising of bank rate results in widespread losses in the London stock markets
    222 2 Raising of bank rate results in widespread losses in the London stock markets LONDON. Friday. I rHK stock markets In 1 London yesterday were generally unsettled by the raising of the British bank rate I rum five per cent, to x per cent and the further demand on the banks
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    WALL STREET
    240 2 Market unaffected by rise in British bank rate > T EW YORK. -The rlae in I the British ban* rale had no effect on the New York stock market yesterday. The market was a trine higher, aided by the probability that the recent telling had bee:i carried to
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    AMSTERDAM
    65 2 Shipping shares ore neglected in a firm market MSTIKDAM k wa* liiir.. International were steady manly on continued .-tren^th of the^e Issues In Wall Street. Philips and Uniliver were higher. Trading in the group was active. The increase in the British bank rate had a areakening etien t in
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    Hong Kong prices
    55 2 HONG KONG. Thursday Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation 51. 225 $1,215 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $95.00 ?94..")U .sales .sales Wheelock Harden $7.10 7.05 sales sales R*KoO| phone $39.25 $3900 Bales .sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage 528.90 $2<).00 1 sales sales
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    Japanese tubes for U.S.
    74 2 iuKU) Npoke.-mnn for the B t lyre Ifa v-^iui today tha; old be able lo export million bicycle .■*> United states an- iew na.s b.u-ed on the i* tour of inspection bv six representatives of the Japanese bicycle tyrt manufacturing industry. who visited the United State*
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    DIVIDENDS
    129 2 Windsor (F.M.S.) Rubber LONDON: The directors of Windsor (F.M.S.) Rubber Estate Limited recommend a final dividend of four pence per share in respect of the year ended December 31. 1959. Warrants will be poled on August 5. 1960. Profit for the year before taxation mi £34.107 against £21.109 in
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    364 2 Anglo-Asian Rubber LONDON: Anglo-Asian Rubber Plantations Limited announce that it.* share lights issue has been oversubscribed. The bonui has derided that applications for excess shares up to 999 shares will be allotted in full and on applications above that figure the allotment will be approximately 25 percent. The board
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    Spare parts for Russia
    72 2 LONDON: An additional contrac worth N158.5 million has been concluded with Techmashiinport of Moscow by the Rustyfa group of companies following negotiations with the Soviet trace delegation no.\ in Britain. Announcing this, a Rustyia grou:) .-pokesmau Mid the adciitiona! contraci covered ainicipated requirements for ."-pare fur
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    UP 28 DOWN 7 UNCHANGED 142
    858 2 NOTE: AH prices below are middle prices. r. i- -r. Ore 1 Ci L. lUtiliLiD.m,,^ KEY TO MARKINGS 5 cci cum capital issue 'all eiciudmt evtrytfetif. "0 aiciutfui iivifeM. I cki cum lanus usui. I >cr eiclMiiig capital retire, r ccr cum capital rerun
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    Selective support on the Exchange for tins
    398 2 Selective support on the Exchange for tins j|p|wj^ SINGAPORE, Friday. SUPPORT continued selective on the Malayan 3 Stock Exchange yesterday, the features being Aver Hitam. Tongkah Harbour, Tronoh Mines and Federal Dispensary. Aver Hitam was taken up lo *****., a rise of 28s. in two days on the announcement of
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    RUBBER
    182 2 Dealings are dull and traders are predicting further fall LONDON. Fri. -The market was dull lor most of the day but the undertone remained .steady. An initial small decline in bid prices was regained when buyers snowed interest. Hie advance in bank rale had no immediate eflect bat traders
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    Bonn to sign trade pact with Japan
    73 2 BOW: A west G<.rman povn tton is to lor Japan on June 29 to rigs the ne% \\\< -German Japar.o-r trade agreement there, a West I Boon taics M. spoke*onan catd here. The delegation, headed bv Dr K Daniels 1 1 the Weal
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    Malayan tin output is still the highest
    60 2 LONDON: Mine pioc of Un-in-cotii I 3.994 tons m ne Pec.t Malava in Apr:!, a. advance itatlrtfr here yesterd. v by tl;e I: ticnitl Tin C Production in i to 1.663 ion* IB Ma. Output In to 950 loun in April Urn In
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      577 2 SHIPPING /3|3^ CA t THE Co A.Vo LINES S*l-nts to ADEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. CONTINENTAL SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. S pvt P. S ham Perant ijQ' jr m f Falstnafc) 2S 21 June 29 June 1 July 2 2 July H, -SmaUa- 31 38 June V SJfOdhj- 121 Jum 4 July 5
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      158 2 SHIPPIXI. HAMBURG-AMERICA LINI <c NORTH GERMAN LLOY3 To (Colombo^, Gcnoo, Marscil Bremen Hamburg. Colls Southampton for posscm DRESDEN HAPAC SCNWABENSTEIN LLOYD 30 Junt HESSENSTEIN |Uofl BRAUNSCHWEIG hi-fiC t Calls Aletandria i I To Monilo. Hongkong, Yckoh MAMBURC HtPtG REIFENSTEJK LLOVO FRANKFURT ,HA(AG THE BLUE FUNNEL L» E (NORTH AMERICAN SER
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      200 2 SMPS/N OHIPS lying alongside the Singa- pore Harbour Board Wharves or expected today are: Kambodia 1 2. Malals 4 5. ToUTCOing GA. Jutlandia 6 7. Ankinu 8 9, Kilinski 10 11, Gjertrud Bakke 13 14. Demodociis 15 16. Bali 13. Lilian 19. Kwan Chai N.Wall 1. Pevak N.Wall 3. Tapah
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    UNKNOWN
    46 3 F r i. tire, live of Alts in WOI k. t.pical i no himai Ma bi K- n mger to and Sarawa .ible Ibte to s.nwu nthD B )uld «rt VI Is viraphy grant Mr -chairnagfment has left l thf on u H -R. LEE
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    Guides for jamboree
    11 3 Guides for jamboree will be guides ♦end a iia in Golden
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    'Blue flowers' for sale
    64 3 SINGAPORE. Fri.— lnstead of flags, the YWCA will sell small paper flowers on their Flower Day August U it is hoped that the blue flowers will prove more po- pular than the flags. The YWCA is appealing to the public to help them make flowers in
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    A Chinese opera in English at the Vic
    245 3 JOINT EFFORT BY SPORE ACTORS IN AID OF NATIONAL THEATRE FUND SINGAPORE, Fri.— A group of enthusiastic amateur actors are now presenting a Chinese play in English at the Victoria Theatre. The play has been jointly produced by Mrs. Lily Gek-lan Chan
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    Teacher Menon's big day: He's guest of Inche Yusof
    279 3 Teacher Menon's big day: He's guest of Inche Yusof SINGAPORE, Friday. A MAN who spent 34 years teaching thousands of pupils in Singapore, has finally realised his life-long dream. Mr. K. M. R. Menon w;is the honourable guesl of his former pupil, the Yang di-Pertuan Xegara, Inche Yusof bin Isluik.
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    MAN WITH A SOB STORY SWINDLES HOUSEWIVES
    132 3 MAN WITH A SOB STORY SWINDLES HOUSEWIVES SINGAPORE. Fr l. A young Chinese man is swindling scores of unsuspecting housewives In Katons with a false sob-story. He goes from house to house and pesters softhearted women who, in sympathy, fork out a few dollars when he calls. The sob-story Is
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    Grand variety concert is highlight of varsity welfare week
    185 3 Grand variety concert is highlight of varsity welfare week SINGAPORE, Fri. A grand variety concert has been organisi ed by the University of Malaya to be held at the A.C.S. auditorium on June 28 and 29. Tnis concert is the highlight of the University's Welfare Week. Charity Tne "Week" is
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    ASIA DEVELOPING VERY FAST, SAYS RETIRING DIRECTOR
    116 3 ASIA DEVELOPING VERY FAST, SAYS RETIRING DIRECTOR SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. R. W Buelow. retiring director ol Maclaine Wa,tson < Imports Ltd.. leaves Singapore with Mrs. Buelow tor Germany at the end oi this month alter live years m Sir.feap<*re. This was his second term of office. Mr. Buelow was here
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    Panel of judges
    23 3 SINGAPORE. Fri— A panel of seven well-known Sing-a--pore photographers will judge the photographic competition sponsored by the Shell Company here.
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    New Moon Day
    34 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. New Moon Day which falls today, will be celebrated at Mangala Vihara, 38. Jalan Eunos, with a Puja at 7.30 p.m. and a sermon in Knglfch at 8 p.m..
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    Scouts stage a camp-fire and rally to celebrate Golden Jubilee
    135 3 Scouts stage a camp-fire and rally to celebrate Golden Jubilee BALES! It K. Mur»- than 2 pore Scouts from 17 groups in the Kail; District attended a 1 rally and a camp-ftre to celebra i I I en Jubilee of th< movement In Sin pore at the BaU Boys' School
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      210 3 I FREE ENTRY CONTEST- SEE PAGE 16 •> *£>***a***4****** Present him with ESL^ a ROAM ER watch? mml^^^M Onp of the world's most (fesired Swiss warchos 1 It's IOO r 7 w«v proof Shoc^ -resistant and magnet i( i m 1 |i I The Roomer c.jlr-ndjr watcfi is a. 1
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    KRUPP backed the wrong side and lost his empire, went to jail, but he's back now richer and more powerful... HOW?
    910 4  - KRUPP backed the wrong side and lost his empire, went to jail, but he's back now richer and more powerful HOW? PAUL JOHNSON By ONDON. FRIDAY. QN August 13, 1907, the directors of the great Krupps empire received the following telegram. "I hasten to info rm the directors that a
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    Mr. K has a new hobby: India's prize farm now learns the Red way
    138 4 Mr. K has a new hobby: India's prize farm now learns the Red way MR-KHRUSHCHEvSSirf.&j n ot far from Delhi Indus mosl hi-lilV prized and biggesl mechanised farm a| Surataarh. Here half a millioi pounds' worth of tractors harvesters, and agriculture machinery bring home U the peasantry the lessons oj
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    Camp guard jailed
    37 4 MUNICH Fri. Former S.S. Guard Wolgant? Seuss was sentenced to hard labour tor life for murderino a Jewish prisoner at Dachau Concentration Camp 2? years aso by putting; him in a conl crete mixer.
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    New peak reached
    36 4 GILGIT, (Kashmir. Fri H A IVC -member Austrian 9?««2 f lol l J J?- S conc lie red the 2a.868-foot Distaghil Peak in l-.non Kar korum Mountain range without the use of oxygen.
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    Post office machine
    18 4 LONDON. Fri. The first completely automatic letter sorting machine in Britain is now at work.
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    Tanks will get midget robot 'brain' to shoot down aircraft
    167 4 Tanks will get midget robot 'brain' to shoot down aircraft I ONDON, Fn. B: tish scientists ba developed a midi: robot "brain" whi fIU into the turret a tank and automatically controls the ri« fence of troops aga air attack. The dev; is regarded as answer to -hedge-hop-ping:" jet bombers
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    Lock icon TWO ORIGINAL HAIRSTYLES FOR MILADY...BY HAIRDRESSERS IN PARIS
    47 4 TWO ORIGINAL HAIRSTYLES FOR MILADY...BY HAIRDRESSERS IN PARIS I #TWO ordinal hairst.M, ty lop p aii hiifc^ one on the left k a treat.., Vy^rrT, 4 -\isaße d Orient.' an rveuin Siamese girl. The other is an ,v,ni n by an attractive blond* l a Paul Popper
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    THE MAN WHO DREADED HIS BIRTHDAY
    104 4 THE MAN WHO DREADED HIS BIRTHDAY LONDON. Fri. Handsome Patrick Carney was unlucky on his birthday March 3. For him it became accident day. March 3. 1957 -Patricks face was burned by whitenot steel when he was working in a South Yorkshire factory. March 3. 1958 He injured his leg
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    Super jet soon
    31 4 LONDON, Fri. Details of a new British jetliner which can carry up to 212 passengers between London and New York at 10 miles a minute have been released
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    Boys make 'killer' bombs out of garden weed-killer
    12 4 Boys make 'killer' bombs out of garden weed-killer I In bus r
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    'Embassy rude' charge
    40 4 LONDON plaint concemii pectful reception" at tl American Err. been lodged by ham delegation which called at the Embassy during the summit cotilen i "Our party iu court' ously received at both the British and Russian GJGJKG
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      166 4 QMkfak 74, HIGH' STREET. Printed American Cottons 50 cts. and up Silks, New Prints $1.00 and up. Embroidered Cotton, Silk 52.00 and up. Men's Sportshirts, Belts, Ties, Socks, Terylene Shirts, Hankies. Cheapest Anywhere Children's Sportshirts, Suits 51. 90 and up. Remnants- Expensive Fabrics At Throwaway Prices. BUY HERE-BUY HOW! LIONS
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    Big battle for top position in local market: Demand up for new Hong Kong cloth
    222 5  - Big battle for top position in local market: Demand up for new Hong Kong cloth HARRY CHIA GK Singapore, Friday |i\l. has entered the Malayan market rbcd waterproof doth and is mak to i due out its bi^ est competitor, i\\o wivks, more lhan $17, (MM) rubberised cloth had been
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    Too cramped, so shophouse school for 70 looks for new building
    159 5  - Too cramped, so shophouse school for 70 looks for new building ROBERT CHONG By SINGAPORE, Fri. The Tarbiatul Mubtadin School in Clemenceau Avenue, which is housed in an old ill ventilated shop house, is looking for new premises. The school, founded in 1936 by the late Haji Abu Bakar. is
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    CHARGE IS WITHDRAWN: OFFICERS ACQUITTED
    90 5 CHARGE IS WITHDRAWN: OFFICERS ACQUITTED KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three police officers were treed ot assaulting Jaswant Singh at the High Street police station here on Jan. 16 and Jan. 17. They were Inspector Thana Segram. ol the Secret Society i) ran c h headquarters: Sub Inspector Abdi Shah, of the
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    Farmers' fear is over as python comes to dinner...in a bowl
    179 5 Farmers' fear is over as python comes to dinner... in a bowl PONGGOL Friday. THE recenl capture of the python of Ponggol (since cooked and eaten) has ended a ihive-monlh frel for farmers. The python had leasted nightly on the farms at 10--mile Ponggol Road, hedged in by tall lallang
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    Sultan accepts a Rotary invitation
    42 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Sultan of Johore has accepted the invitation of the Johore Bahru Rot-ary Club to attend its Installation Dinner on July 2 when Rotarian C. Lowe will be installed President for the ensuing year.
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      221 5 Mostly Air-Conditioned Roomb f l^ This comfortable Hotel is Centrally situated, clean with all modern conveniences. Reasonable Rates Ha Food is good with a nice BAR H Private Car Pork Facilities. Telephones *****/9, ***** m/ /y/^ See the wide range of LADYBIRD' lonq wearing 'T' shirts. Avoilablc in plom patterned
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      143 5 RIP KIRBY By John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis YJO2%<&F\ TWPV MOLO THEIR II NB \/FR A LX/LL Wtf£££ S r///<S I JO^** -v 'S^^^^^^ rME RE, BEM EAT M THE iLsSVVA pasIpsSeaRTUHVI GO#(SC*' I GTEEL-CABLE TRAIL THE HEART OF JULIET «y Stan Drake
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    • CAPITAL PUNISHMENT HAS SOBER EFFECT
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        219 6 I find it difficult to re- concrle myself to the verdict 3 of the inter -school debate between Queenstewn Secondary i School and Raffles Institution that capital Dunishment cannot deter crime The argument that the crime r wave is still mounting in many countries where capital punishment is practised does
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        44 6 W Though it may not be the fme yet to abolish capital punishment in Malaya. we should work hard for it to justify our claims of being civilised. After all, savages also practise the principle of "an eye ior an eye." M. K. SONC
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        27 6 W Abolish capital numshment? Goodness me, no! For without capital punishment to deter murder. I'll be a nervous wreck the rest of my life. MRS. MOLLY PHOON
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        55 6 Con you imagine the stark fear in my heart whenever I steD outside the door of my house not knowing when I'll be murdered for the 50 cents in my pocket, Or because I have offended another person unintentionally? This is likely to happen if capital punishment is abolished in
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      NO NEED TO FEAR
      55 6 Dear Sir, Oh, the poor, frightened villagers at K/anji! Are they really so scared of the "oily man seen in their area? I suggest they band themselves together and form a village vigilante corps to do oatrol duty This should end the "oily man" scare and
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      THE ONLY DIFFERENCE
      43 6 What's so courageous ond progressrve about Mai Britt's love affair with Sammy Davis? Apart from the difference in the colour of their skin they are two ordinary people Let us not forget that we are human beings K. S. PALANIYANDI
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    Atishoo all day long! You're allergic to something in the house or sensitive to powder
    1663 6 Atishoo all day long! You're allergic to something in the house or sensitive to powder I FREE P|H I DOCTOR ADVISB jyjRS. H.L. Lim, of Katong:, is upset. She writes: "My three children and I sneeze al! day long:. My two teenage girls and I have done it for years
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    THESE LITTLE ROCKS CAN WRECK A HAPPY MARRIAGE
    453 6  - THESE LITTLE ROCKS CAN WRECK A HAPPY MARRIAGE MARGHAN1TA WEE [AFFAIRS OF THE HEART... I ONE-MINUTE I I PROBLEM I HOW big must those so called "little things" grow before they strangle a marriage? This problem is posed by a reader, Mrs. Sim, who writes from Geylang: 1 have been
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    Who keeps the ring?
    80 6 rO years ago 1 broke off an engagement. My ex-fiancee is now going to marry someone else. She still has my engagement ring, which I would like returned. Have I any right to it? E. Gan, of Rochore Road. 0 If a man breaks off an
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      500 ALL READY for SUNDAY
      1125 7  -  W. MILLER Biggest mass start with many types of bikes By President of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association ISH to take this opportunity to welome all competitors to Sundays Press Cycle Race, and at the same to thank the Free Press for making ssible for
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      Smashing trophies for the winners
      107 7 0 SOME of the trophies to be contested m the Free Press Cycle Race. The cups above are (from left): Raleigh Challenge Trophy and miniature donated by Robinson and Co Ltd. (Class D>; Sturmev Archer Challenge Trophy presented by J J Aarsen and Co Ltd.
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      ALL OF SUNDAYS STARTERS: CHECK YOUR NUMBER HERE
      2234 8 ALL OF SUNDAYS STARTERS: CHECK YOUR NUMBER HERE Competitors must watch w flag signals during the race— red, yellow, green Looking forward to Sunday's race A REMINDER NOT remove the seat from your bicycle. This will be checked at the start and the finish. Make sure that your number is
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      ROUTE AND RULES OF BIG RACE
      295 8 THE RULES 1. This event Is open to all amateur cyclists. 2. Competitors' cycles must be roadworthy, and must have efficient front and rear brakes. Fixed wheels are not permitted. All cycles must pass inspection before the race commences. 3. During the race, competitors
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      THE EMBLEM OF 7 MIL.
      524 10 SUCCESS STORY OF A FACTORY QONTINENTAL Cycle Tyres arc best known by the Rampant Stallion which is used as the trade mark and is the emblem of a population of over seven million people in Lower Saxony more than 20,000 of whom are employed in
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      A cyclist to watch Sunday
      235 10 A cyclist to watch Sunday ABDUL KADIR bin Hassan is a footballer turned racing cyclist who is nearing the top in his newsport. He lost interest and gave up soccer to 1955. Today he has made a name for himself among cycling circles in Singapore and the Federation. He is
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      THIS LADY IS OUT TO BEAT 60 MEN
      89 10 THIS LADY IS OUT TO BEAT 60 MEN This is Mrs. Meliny Comes, the 31 -year-old mother of two, who was the first woman entrant for this Sundays Free Press Cycle Race. Readers will recall the furore that followed Meliny's entry and a number of male enthusiasts took umbrage at
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      THE LIST OF PRIZES
      102 10 Competitors in this Sunday's Free Press Cycle Race will not only compete for the five handsome challenge trophies but also for some extremely valuable and attractive prizes. On the prize list are Four Raleigh cycles, presented by Robinson's Ltd. Set of Maja cosmetics, presented by Chop
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      Cheap liquid saves all from pain
      389 10 Cheap liquid saves all from pain AVER 70 years ago Dr. Earl S. Sloan first made available to the world the famous liniment that hears his name. He set out to bring to sufferers throughout the world a convenient liquid preparation at a moderate price that would bring ease and
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    A SIX-YEAR SEARCH FOR JUDY WHO VANISHED WITHOUT A TRACE
    201 11  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS Now she makes a public appeal to her daughter 'Please come back to me'— mother By SINGAPORE, Friday. a desperate six-year search, 50 yearold Madam Goh Lai Hin decided yesterday as "a last resort" to make a public
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    Mother's plea was stronger than call of the sea: So it's back to land for George
    185 11  - Mother's plea was stronger than call of the sea: So it's back to land for George HARRY CHIA SINGAPORE, Friday. it* the land for a Singapore seaman ei H) years at sea, decided to abanresponse to his mother's plea. Woon Fook Wah, 28, left hj s job lo iom a
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    CYCLIST IS FINED $10 FOR USING FORCE ON CONSTABLE
    93 11 CYCLIST IS FINED $10 FOR USING FORCE ON CONSTABLE SINGAPORE, Fri.— A man. Ho Shan Ping, was lined $10 by the Seventh Magistrate, Mr. R. Laycock, for using criminal force on a police constable. Inspector Yeap Theam I Hock, prosecuting, told the i court that on the night of May
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    Five-foot way traders are hard hit by strike at restaurant
    171 11 Five-foot way traders are hard hit by strike at restaurant SINGAPORE, Friday. ■"[MIH week-old strike by 14 workers of a restaurant in Bras Basafa Road has forced five petty traders, whose merchandise range From boot polish to transistor radios, to abandon their business on the live-toot way. They claimed that
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    BIG VIETNAM COMPANY TO SEND PIGS SOON TO SINGAPORE
    144 11 BIG VIETNAM COMPANY TO SEND PIGS SOON TO SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Fri.— One the largest trading companies in Vietnam will open direct trade relations with local produce merchants through its branch office which will be established in Singapore shortly. This was disclosed here by the managing director, Mr. Bui Van Tuyen,
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    In: Indonesians for 3-day yacht meet with Singapore
    154 11 In: Indonesians for 3-day yacht meet with Singapore wiNGAPUKiL, ri. The biggest yachting event to take place for a long time in Singapore will be the Indonesia versus Singapore three day meet at the Royal Singapore Yacht Club starting today. This will be the first time in 22 years that
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    Customs training
    15 11 IMPUR. Fri. Data Haji AhtH»l Malayan rzo customs ralia on a sixPlan training
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    15 varsity floats
    13 11 Fri. A proay decorated off Welfare University oi re, tomorrow.
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    Annual conference
    12 11 Fri. The sa Houses will hold i delegates' in day.
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    A new association
    21 11 TANJONG MALJM, Fri. The Tanjong Malim Playing Fields Association has been formed with Mr. D.K Rajakariar as chairman.
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    Engineers' dinner
    23 11 KUALA L UMPUR. Fri. The Institution of Engineers will hold its inaugural dinner in the Selangor Club here on July 16.
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    Culture group launches drive for new members
    82 11 Culture group launches drive for new members SINGAPORE, Fri. The Malaysian Sociological Research Institute is now carrying out a campaign to expand its Associate Membership. The seven-month-old Institute has sent out letters to several persons in Singapore and the Federation calling for applications for associate membership. The organisation, one of
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    18 MONTHS' JAIL FOR CHIEF CLERK WHO TOOK $11,960
    120 11 18 MONTHS' JAIL FOR CHIEF CLERK WHO TOOK $1 1,960 SINGAPORE, Fri.— A chief clerk was jailed for 18 months by a district court for misappropriating five sums, totalling $11,960. Yeo Guan Ho. 43, of Wilkinson Road, admitted committing the offences while he was a chief clerk with the Singapore
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    ACTOR WHO INSPIRED FORMATION OF HANS ANDERSEN CLUB IS INVITED TO BE LIFE PATRON
    157 11 ACTOR WHO INSPIRED FORMATION OF HANS ANDERSEN CLUB IS INVITED TO BE LIFE PATRON SINGAPORE, Fri. The Hans Andersen Club in Singapore has written to the well-known actor Danny Kaye, inviting him to be a life patron of the club. It was through his acting In the pic--ture "Hans Andersen"
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    Johore Assembly on July 18
    44 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. The next meeting of the Johore State Legislative Assembly will be on July 18. The Speaker, Haji Rehmat bin Haji Daus, is expected to wear his robes of office for the first time at this meeting.
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    THE GIRLS, TOO CAN NOW JOIN 'OLD FREES'
    67 11 THE GIRLS, TOO CAN NOW JOIN 'OLD FREES' PENANG, Fri.— The Penang Old Frees' Association, hitherto a strictly male domain, will in future throw its doors open to women members. "We now have female Old Frees and they should be eligible to join the alumni association," Mr. Lim Chiang Choo,
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    No SUARA now
    16 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. The one-year-old Singapore United Asiatic Residents' Association (SUARA) has been dissolved.
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    Plan to get water
    22 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. The City Council is to speed up its plans to tap the Johore River for water.
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    Housewife is freed of break-in charge
    215 11 Housewife is freed of break-in charge SINGAPORE, Fri. A district judge, acquitting a housewife on a housebreaking charge, said that the case should not have been brought to court. Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, the Judge, said that the court's time would not have been •'wasted" if the case had been
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    Where to pay rates
    46 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Serangoon District Office of the Rural Board will colled rates on lands, rubber estates and for nightsoil removal on June 27 and June 28. between 9.30 a.m. and 1.30 p.m. at Lorong Tai Seng <nearEk Uong Hin Rubber Smokehouse).
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    Indian Navy to hold joint exercises with the fleet off Indonesia
    202 11 Indian Navy to hold joint exercises with the fleet off Indonesia SINGAPORE. Fri. Tbe present visit of the Indian Navy to Malayan waters has i deep significance for the uncommitted nations of South East Asia in that the warships are on their I to Indonesia for joint exercises with the
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    Style and comfort in the cool room
    110 12 Style and comfort in the cool room 'PHOSE of you who L work in air-condi-tioned offices or have ambitious plans to go abroad, will be glad to hear that the latest lines in knitwear have arrived in Singapore shops. Binwani's in North Bridge Road has just received them. Sack line
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    SCARVES FOR WARMTH AND BEAUTY
    66 12 SCARVES FOR WARMTH AND BEAUTY Janam\M silk scarves are a sure bet to please any girl. They are not only warm but they keep you pretty at the same lime. c. K. Tang's In Orchard Road has ordered a new stock oi these dainties which will make ideal gilts for
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    Thai silk and Chinese brocade now rage of fashion capitals
    94 12 WOMEN in Singapore never realise how lucky they are. Take Thai silk and Chinese brocade for insstance. At the moment they are the rage in the fashion capitals of the world, and here we are literally swamped with them. Picture
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    Lilian brings glamour in beads to the woman's fashion world
    327 12 TOO MANY OF THEM GAVE A MOTHER MANY SLEEPLESS Night ENTERPRISING Singapore Chinese housewife and active church worker has started a one-woman handbag business. She is Mrs. Lilian Chung, mother of seven, who designs, makes and sells multi-coloured bead handbags
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    THIS FEEDING BOTTLE IS FEATHER LIGHT, UNBREAKABLE
    106 12 THIS FEEDING BOTTLE IS FEATHER LIGHT, UNBREAKABLE Y r OU can now get feeding bottles In polythene, which Is so light and safe to carry especially when travelling. Mothers will have no fear of breaking the bottle during rush hours or when the baby is screaming his top off In
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    THERE'S MAGIC IN THE SARI: A FEW HINTS
    114 12 THERE'S MAGIC IN THE SARI: A FEW HINTS •THERE'S magic in the sari if you know how to use it to add glamour to your dress, or to convert this 216 x 48in. material. A brocade or Benares sari can be adapted into a gown with its ornate pallave taiiored
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    Beauty culture expert on world tour to study latest method
    101 12 Beauty culture expert on world tour to study latest method AIRS. Anna Sim. a beaut v Af touring the major cities ol I I study the latest western mak« skin care methods. M On a round-the-world trip with study stops at Rome. Geneva. Paris and London Mrs. Sim will also
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    Pretty fruit bowl
    10 12 your din ful fcvftilabl Japan H j
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    GINGHAM IS THE RAGE OF S'PORE WOMEN
    101 12 GINGHAM IS THE RAGE OF S'PORE WOMEN I MARGARET WEE PRESENTS A PAGE OF NEWS FOR I WOMEN I BRIGITTE Bardut .started a fashion when she gut married In gingham. Fashion-conscious women all over the Continent sat up and took notice. Now the rage has >pread to Singapore. Local girls
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    SUCH A LOVELY SET OF CASUAL WEAR
    70 12 SUCH A LOVELY SET OF CASUAL WEAR One of the most lovely sets of casual wear I have ever seen Is the buttonedfront skirts made of genuine sail cloth with checked shirt blouses to match. Manufactured under the trade mark. White Stag, the skirts are cut straight in four panels.
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    Lovely Mimi snap links
    46 12 Lovely is the word for the Mimi pearlised snap links at Whiteaway's. About two feet long, the beads can be snapped open and adjusted to any length you fancy. It makes a fancilul bracelet too. Available in all colours, shapes and sizes.
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    Not shoes but ash-trays
    42 12 Shoe-shape ash -trays in pairs are on show at Silvercraft. 31 Penang Road. Exquisitely engraved with a floral motif, they not only serve their purpose put are ornamental. These bras.s trays are made in Benares and silverplated locally.
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    A QUICK AND EFFECTIVE WAY OF CLEANING OVENS WINS THE $20 'HOUSEHOLD' PRIZE
    213 12 A QUICK AND EFFECTIVE WAY OF CLEANING OVENS WINS THE $20 'HOUSEHOLD' PRIZE M ISS P. Gwynne, of 67 Merryn Road, Singapore 11, wins the first prize of S2O in the "Household Hints" competition for her tip on a quick and effective way of cleaning ovens. She writes: "A quick
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      124 12 5/flr/i^ subject /o pleasant accompaniment of music with POPULAR THE WORLD'S FIRST PRISV WITH BUIt-T-lN MUSIC/ 8 x 30 Ctntrcl focus $52.50 8 > 7 x 35 Central focu $55.50 7 r 50 Central focu $66.00 TOP DISCOUNT FC *olr \grnts A service Mai. "TITHES" DENTAL PHOTO SUPPLY. LTD. Head
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    Give $8,500: terms asked of Singapore by the English F.A.
    124 13  - Give $8,500: terms asked of Singapore by the English F.A. VAZ IR MARKAR SINGAPORE. Friday r, i Association of Kngland have askeri the Singapore AmaA^.Kiat.on a guarantee of JB4W plus first class hotel n tor an Ln-lish team to play in the State next year tiering it. item i Stag-
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    WATCH OUT FOR THIS YOUNG SPORTSMAN: HIS MASTERS PREDICT A FUTURE FOR HIM
    144 13 WATCH OUT FOR THIS YOUNG SPORTSMAN: HIS MASTERS PREDICT A FUTURE FOR HIM BKA^ BASXH Fri—Ooafla.s Gomez of 5t Joseph Institution i^ an up-and-comin? sportsman. Douglas i< keen on anvthing in sport. HK masters predict a bright iuture i"r him. A former badminton champion or <t. Michael s S< hool
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    Jurong Special scalp S.J.I.
    62 13 Br.LS EASAH. Ptl In the drd round o: the In*^r-Cr.-^io :ournamen: Bt Joseph's Insti- :zcj. Jurong SpeLal Se adary oea: SJ.I. by four rr^atches to one. Etesoltfl 'Jurong players ationed firs: Joseph Chee it Noel Bon; Chua Hock Teo Lye Bcng Darlan oeat Low Wen Teck
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    Big City District athletic meet will start today
    217 13  -  M. Harrison-Gray DAILY BRIDGE B 1 bv SINGAPORE, Friday. TOTAL of 421 athletes will compete in the first Cit\ District athletic championships md on Monda\ in<i Tuesday. 4FTER h at lay s hand fell back j. i ex»e: "I lii One H
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    I.A. TO MEET INDIAN NAVY
    42 13 SINGAPORE Tn Sinzapcre 1 I: meet the i- I ing Lnd »N ji a QO K.C j Balestier Road top>iy will bi selected from Nathan, Balbir, Ajlt Baldhiraj, Thamby Elaj afohinder, Kernail, Ram. Ja-sbir, Barbhajan, Kz~ Mohan
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      37 13 I c j I [^_^^_^_^_J^__J^__J___J^ I I 1 j VOLITION -t HR3OS pa to i J *J --i-r-rw g i ■ojwjod '^»-tt.s '-hmoq Iniing 'sz :—q r --i 3! wua u>M Z* '.*t*3 7-:zz Ms* r !»'-x2
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      325 13 BORN* today, you are i leo 24-Aag 23j a l-ader a vivid out- -d going pen Olty and «cepti r WKI :3 .-A Ist know how to select for |i^J enjorx^ personnel U as noi x rmgetur^ a*i a.best to them. rk Once haTe mad ap libra s*:- 24-Oct 23*
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      322 13 DIARY OF TODAY'S {.-EVENTS- I SINGAPORE POLICE BAND: Public concen ai Kaaang Pari 7.30 p.m. Xjo 8.30 p.m. MINISTRY OF CULTURE: Free £^m etMMM a: Boon Teci Hoad, ar»— pnwg 3ecioic. Yeccg Cnen^ Bctaod ABg S^mg BO p.m. •PRINCESS KWEI YING' pib^c per: onuance at Vletsrla Theatre 8.30 p.m. Open^n^
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    Bartley System...No.
    124 14  -  LIM KOK ANN By SINGAPORE, Friday i i WE have considered ff briefly, 4. N-KB.i and 4. B-Q3 in the Exchange variation of this opening. We now take a gtaee at 4. N-QB3. This move attacks Black's Queen Pawn and prevents 4 B-Q3 so that White would find
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    The Knight fork
    252 14 Fred Reinfeld writes for beg THE Knight fork is one ol the mod most spectacular (tinning meth It fills the inexperienced pla; cause he is rarely on square againsi simultaneous attack in two diffei whites Bishop attacks Blacks Knight and Pawn. Whites Queen is attacking Blacks Rook
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    Lock icon Yorks loss battle for lead
    34 14 Yorks loss battle for lead LON I I I Mid m v. die Bn. \f Mi 47'"- phiAt Brratm \i I I \t Birminel l 131 It H I" 58 fOl i g Reuter
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      275 14 NEW ORLONCOTTON FRESHER wash and wear made to measure SUITS yours for $98.75 from 86. High Street. Tel: ***** SINGAPORE'S ONLY EXCLUSIVE MEN'S SHOP Sputnik t D, A i K OU Lamp j Fittings f Available ot NAM AH ELECTRIC CO. 91. HILL ST., TEL: *****/***** j Custom iffi made
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      284 14 jm>* J>fr. «-i f^^jf^^K^J3TH^tt^&CtX^^*^?sS^^V^^ J&'..y. *^r^ dSvvi^ Jt ■^^F-ooߣJm .^^^H^^ >L .^^BPv^P" Students who go Overseas We sell what you need overcoat, quilt, woollen pullovers, undcrwears, scorf, gloves, jumpers, winter pyjamas. Advice given Call on us FOOK ON Dept. Store 83 85, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE I. TEL: ***** I
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      514 14 lower prices at LIEN WAH, 108 North Bridge Road, because this shop imports direct from abroad. HERE'S A LIPSTICK that women have been waiting for! One application of non-smearmsr lIP LIFE lasts the whole day through. Available in live colours. Sole agents Wing On <Sc Co., 73/75 South Bridge Road.
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      199 14 i *Vni irffififlffll B*s yum Bfcws» CUT PRICE! FOR LADIES 0 BLUOUSES PYJAMAS BROCADE JACKETS NIGHT DRESSES EMBROIDERED SILK BED JACKETS FOR MEN DRESSING GOWNS 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE -9. TEL: *****/9 ***** Yours.. ideal furnitures of High Quality at Low Price. i f I Contact: I Ban Lin Furnitures,
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    Rahim Omar-Mahat Ambu combination dashed Eastern's hopes last night
    445 15  - Rahim Omar-Mahat Ambu combination dashed Eastern's hopes last night CHUA BAN HOCK By Jalan Besar, Friday Singapore 3; Eastern 1. IT WAS soccer in the rain last ni^ht at Jalan Besar Stadium. But that did not dampen the spirit of the crowd which turned up to watch the game. In
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    Big crowd turns up to cheer the winners at the Chinese Girls' School sports
    267 15 Big crowd turns up to cheer the winners at the Chinese Girls' School sports THIS QUARTETTE WON THE CHINESE GIRLS SCHOOL A DIVISION SHUTTLE TITLE I AIKMIILL Friday, turned up at Ihc Singapore Chink School athletic meeting yesterschool ground. Chia Lee Meng, Law tiii l Linn Lee <K'k won Ihe
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    Sarjeet Kaur does the 'hattrick' at Keppel sports
    398 15 Sarjeet Kaur does the 'hattrick' at Keppel sports SEPOY LINKS, Friday. 2ARJEET Knur of Yellow House (School II) was in top form at the Keppel Schools I and 11 athletic meeting yesterday. She won all three events she took part in. Wong Chee Seng of Red louse was champion in
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    Perankan go down in last five minutes
    61 15 Perankan go down in last five minutes I Per- onlj lenK*me. But They iallt tir-l Iru- home »he fifth In li>t> by am- j ite 1 Jaiar. j I at battle m fought »hl w6 Then ?r^ through I the end Alagap; 3i orereed. ,jj ..mbaram. r 3 Ramiah. A.
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    She admits: It's much too long
    21 15 She admits: It's much too long j. prt. walker, said not go to! d o walk, cooUnent, ed the to said.—
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    Two winners at K.L. on Wednesday
    46 15 i n T*lejit who won the first r.ic-r at M Uuinet leads u i 1- *l*nt wn Barratt. Kuala Lumpur on I\«ilnesau3. J Koman Galley (Oeyer up) returns to scih after inning the fifth rate at Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday.
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    Goalkeeper with spring legs
    178 15 Goalkeeper with spring legs T.T.S. Hospital 5 Junior A.A 3 i^iEYLANG, Fri.— Goalkeeper \J Muzkai of the Junior A.A seemed to possess springs on his feet. He stopped almost everything that came his way. Both teams played with ten men in the first half. However, the rain did not dampen
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    Lock icon Player defies asthma with a wonder 65
    207 15 Player defies asthma with a wonder 65 DUBLIN. Fri. -Gary Player, South African holder of tne British Open golf title, defied a bad attack of asthma I to play a wonder round of 65 on the opening day of the Canada Cup competition at Portmarnock. Player's 65. which cut one
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    YOUTH TRIUMPHS OVER AGE IN S'PORE BASE DISTRICT TENNIS
    137 15 YOUTH TRIUMPHS OVER AGE IN S'PORE BASE DISTRICT TENNIS SINGAPORE, Friday. TWO young men made full use of their youth 1 to trounce two rivals, twice their a#c, in the Singapore Base Distirc I Lawn Penan Imals held vesterday at Tyersall I'ark. The two young men aro 2nd Lt Denham
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    Good deed by U.S. university
    78 15 Good deed by U.S. university lOWA. Fri.— lowa State university Athletic Director Gordon Chalmers ordered his staff to gather u\> all the spare athletic equipment available and ship it off to Laos. Chalmers acted in respon>e to an appeal by Dayton Maxwell, an engineering graduate of the school. Maxwell told
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    Sukaramai still in a daze
    113 15 Sukaramai still in a daze I. Brother hood Sukaramai FARRER PAKK. Fn -Indian Brotherhood pulled a big surprise yesterday in this Division 3A match. Sukaramai. tho favourites, have still not «<»t over the .^hork. Both pMJi were scored In the first half. The first KoaJ came from a penalty scored
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    Volleyball match
    36 15 A friendly volleyball match I Will be played at the Tanjong Pagar Volley ball Court foff Trafalgar Street I at 5.30 p.m. today between thr visiting Indian Navy and the Tanjong Pagar Volleyball Club.
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    No doubt about this number...all cyclists must follow the style
    288 16 No doubt about this number... all cyclists must follow the style JUDGES in the Free Press Cycle Race on Sunday must be able to see the number of each competitor, so pin them on securely. In their own interests, cyclists should follow the method illustrated here. The numbered tag: is
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    Malacca unhappy with Johore's Foong Seong 'gift'
    390 16 Malacca unhappy with Johore's Foong Seong 'gift' SINGAPORE, Friday. players received a gift of three points at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night in the Foong Seong Cup and it made them most unhappy. The gjfl came in the form of three walkovers, which Johore conceded utter taking a fr—
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    RESULTS
    131 16 Last night's result*,: S IX G APOR E. 9 XEG HI 0. Singapore first: Lim Wei Lon bt P. Gunalan 15-6. 13-4; Ronnie Oon bt Ne: Hua Mlns? 15-10. 15-12: Omar Ibrahim bt N. Moorthy 15-1. 15-12: Wee Choon Seng and Lai Lung Mint: bt Kftoo Eng Chin and
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    New Cup dates
    36 16 BANGKOK. Fri. The first round of the Asian Zone Thomas Cup badminton tournament between India and Thailand has now been postponed to August 29 and 30. The postponement was requested by India Reuter.
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    TWO GO LIKE CERTAIN WINNERS GALLOPS REVEAL STRIKING FORM
    352 16 ALLAN LEWIS REPORTS THIS MORNING'S *RAINI* G I KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. £ECIL STREET and Cheers, who look certain to win their respective races on Sunday, did winning trials at Kuala Lumpur this morning. CECIL STREET was especially impressive. He beat REDOUBLE
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    Scratchings and barrier draw for K.L.
    203 16 Scratchings and barrier draw for K.L. Scratching and order of running for Kuala Lumpur on Sunday are Race One. 2.30. Cl. 5 Div. 3— 6F. Imuition. Pendekar. Race Two. 3.00, Cl. 5 Div. 2— 6F. Nil. Race Three. 3.30, Cl. 2 Div. 1 6F. Sea Lack. Race Four. 4.00. Cl.
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    Olympic audience
    27 16 VATICAN CITY. Fri.- Pope John will give an audience on the eve of the Olympic Games to all athletes and pressmen attending the games.— Reuter
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    Throw ball issue in the Test
    255 16 Throw ball issue in the Test LONDON, Fr i. The throwing controversy was weil spotlighted by English umpire Frank Lee yesterday when he no-balled South African Geoff Griffin rive times luring the first days play in the second Test here. The Griffin incident added to a L'loomy day's cricket which
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    Scoreboard
    40 16 ENGLAND— Ist Inns. Cow drey c McLean b Griffin 4 Subba Row not out 36 Dexter c McLean b Adavk stf Ban iiv^ton not out 5 Extras 13 Total (for two wkts. t 114 Wkts. fell at: 7. 103.
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    CHAMP LOSES HIS TITLE AFTER JUDGES ALTER SCORECARD
    122 16 ALBERTA. Fri. -Dick Tiger. J\ of Nigeria, lost his British Empire middleweight boxing title last night when he was outpointed over 15 rounds by Wilt Greaves, the Canadian champion. The result was at first given as a draw but the Edmonton Boxing
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    NEALE FRASER LEADS THE WAY INTO WIMBLEDON'S LAST 16
    209 16 WIMBLEDON. Fri. Top- i seeded Neale Fraser of j Australia led the parade ot lefded favourites into the last 16 of the men's singles here yesterday. He had a 6-4, 6-1, 6-8, 6-3 victory over Russia's 19-year-old Toomas Lejus, slowing his
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    Fifth-former Wang Ban Yee displays the best set of muscles
    217 16 Fifth-former Wang Ban Yee displays the best set of muscles THE THREE WHO WALKED AWAY WITH HONOURS IN BODY-BUILDING SINGAPORE, Friday. piFTH-FORMER Wang Bun Vee won the "Mr. Rafflesian" body-buildhm title at the Rallies Institution yesterday. He scored 88 points out of 100. I Phua Hour Chiang, point-, was runner-up,
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    Split decision
    22 16 NEW YORK. F:i. Dickie Diveronlca won a split derision last night aßain>t Jj v Fullmer in a 10-rourd bout -U.P.I.
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    Kiwis outciasses
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