The Singapore Free Press, 27 June 1960

Microfilm: NL2462
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1 12 The Singapore Free Press
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    16 1 ByggISaHMYIODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, JUNE 27, 1960. 155 CENTS.
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    YES...IT WAS MAGNIFICENT
    881 1  -  CHARLES BRYCE Iwenty-five exciting, miles of spills and thrills L women and boys with old bikes and new, sleek racers and 'boneshakers' all joined the Free Press Cycle Race and then went for a dip in the sea IMLL: ONE CYCLIST SKIDDED AND CRASHED IN HDDLE OF
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    PARISH ROW OVER HIROSHIMA CURATE
    135 1 PARISH ROW OVER HIROSHIMA CURATE LONDON, Mon. The Derbyshire mining village of Codnor has been split by the sudden introduction into its midst of a Japanese curate, the Daily Express said today. While the Church of England Vicar, the J*ev. Paul Miller, a prisoner of the Japanese during the last
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    US seaplane crash
    17 1 TOKYO, Mon. A United States navy twin-engined Marlin seaplane crashed near Iwakuni, Central Japan.
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    4 buried in debris
    19 1 MARSEILLES. Mon. -Four people were buried in debris when a building collapsed in Marseilles yesterday.
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    Tired? No, not Maznah: She was ready for more
    287 1  - Tired? No, not Maznah: She was ready for more Conrad Chiew By SINGAPORE, Mon. Spectators looked in disbelief as the second batch of Class A cyclists whizzed home. And when they got over their surprise they gave a hearty cheer for the lone girl in the bunch. It was Miss
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    3 DIE IN CLASH BETWEEN VILLAGERS AND REFUGEES
    105 1 3 DIE IN CLASH BETWEEN VILLAGERS AND REFUGEES /CALCUTTA. Mon. Three V^ people were killed and many injured In a village 14 miles from here durhig dashes involving vill v;t rs, refugees from East Pakistan, and police. Two people, one of them an old woman, were killed in the first
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    Djuanda in Moscow
    26 1 LONDON Moti Dr. Djuanda. [ndonestan Firn Minister, wrho Is m. a t".r of Communist countries, arrived m M" cow lor a JrifMidMiip vl.siu
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    Margaret prays
    32 1 WINDSOR. Ehgtmntf. Hon.— Prince i UarcATH «t!.d Mr. Antony Armstrong Jon«s accompanied Quei-n Elizabeth and the Qu>*cn Mother to nornlng servtce >••• terdaj at the Royal Chapel. Windsor Cir« at Park.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    27 1 nr>i Malayan Fund maager's price* toda^y buvimr |T37 :.-ui M-lltnK $145 xd «i Malayan Fund manager prices buying $1 oa and Miimg $1 12 xd
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    Dawn of Supersonic Age sets big poser for the airline operators
    546 2 Dawn of Supersonic Age sets big poser for the airline operators T»HE INTRODUCTION of supersonic airliners by 1970 is worrying world airline operators, who have speffl billions of dollars on buying jets for travel. This hint, lame Horn a representative of Ailison •Aircrart engines*. Mr. R. C. Hoerger. who was
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    Lock icon Britain to import more P.I. pines
    87 2 MANILA: The Philippine Secretary uf Commerce :«nd Indusuy. Mr. Manuel Lim, nas reported from London ihai ihe British Board of Trade plans 10 impoii more cigars and canned pineapple* from ti;is couniry. The report of Mr. Lim. *'ho is now visiting London as an
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    Lock icon Steel exports of Britain go up
    70 2 LONDON: British steel exports rose nearly 10 per c?m in 1949, the Iron Hud Sieel Board .said in its annual repoit. The report said the inc. ease of 9.9 per cent over ihe 1938 exports Lorn 2.443.000 tons lo 2.684,000 ion^ was partly due
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    Recorded movements of sea help boat designers
    401 2 Recorded movements of sea help boat designers rAG^WOTODAY GIVES YOU A ROUND-UP OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE NEWS J ■Mis^ —^flis^ls^H SINGAPORE, Monday. 2EA MOVEMENTS recorded by the British ifemther ship. Weather Reporter, are now used by ship designers to get accurate sea conditions to be simulated in
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    LOOK-AROUND
    487 2 Exports increase LONDON: Thr value of world exports of manufacturers continued to increase in the first quarter of 1960 and. at U8512.833 million, was 2(i per cent nigher than in the low fust Quarter of 1959. says me Board of Trade Journal. All manufacturing countries shared in this increased
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    MORE U.S. AID
    177 2 'Showcase' Formosa's share may be 'doubled or tripled* fPAIPEH: A top American aid official here said that United States economic aid to Formosa "will be doubled or tripled" if the all-embracing. Taiwan Government adopted economic plan could be eiTectivelv implemented. Mr Wesley C. Haraldson. director of International
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    Copra industry of Jakarta in danger
    109 2 JVKARI A: Ti* ludonesiaii ipi-a LucUuiry It in ami— di nger. M: Makmur Sujrenp. head of the Central People's Agricultural office roki uic annual conference of tte tadoMfei Copra Co-operaave Centre that production ras tailing, anu iices were growing olg and oeittfE damaged •T'.ie
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    UP 15 down 13 unchanged 149
    866 2 NOTE: All prices helow are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Monday Prt. mis fo_j. INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bncks C'.s (N) .90 SO Atlas Le 11 M 6. vers 1.8. Petro! 50 50/B.M. Trustee* 5 J5 525 j Con. Tin Smeit. Pref. 20 3 20 3 Crds. 5.
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      84 2 SMPBM Ships Ivins alongside the Sin gapore Harbour Board wharves or e\pected todav are: Seta MftlU 12. Ai.unemnon 4 5. Dresden 6 7. YamashiU Maru 89. Srraat van Dieman 10 11, Benvorlich 13 14.' Tronob 15. Rimba 16, Lika 18. Wiiir.ua 19. Selangor N. Wall 2. Salcmg N. Wail 3.
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    UNKNOWN
    165 3 PAYA LEBAR, Monday. year-old N> (,j m pj 0w j eft sc h 00 this year, his father told him to from four countries for his further Britain, America, Australia or I n of a sundry shop owner in Jalan !r. Xfl Kec Geok, chose Japan. •re his reaNf
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    Malayan born Milne is now head of big car company
    150 3 Malayan born Milne is now head of big car company SINGAPORE, Mon.- From workshop foreman to manager that is the success story of Mr. James Milne, aged 50, who is the first Malayan born manager of Universal Motors Limited. An old boy of St. Josephs Institution, Mr. Milne was born
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    Forum gives a chance for youths to speak up
    148 3 Forum gives a chance for youths to speak up SINGAPORE. Mon. A forum designed to allow the youths or Singapore to speak up on their problems and aspirations, is part of a dynamic programme to have been launched by the Chinese Y.M.C.A. this year. The forum, called "Teen Talks/' brings
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    New Zealand offers five study awards
    35 3 SINGAPORE Man. The New Zealand Government is offering, five scholarships to Singapore citizens under the Commonwealth Scholarship ■and Fellowship Plan. Application forms are available from the Ministry of Education.
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    Rotary speaker
    28 3 SINGAPORE. Man. Mrs. A England will speak on •Books and Redding" at the weekly luncheon meeting of the RotiVry Club on Wcdncsday at the Cathay Hotel^
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    SALES BOOM AS MORE WOMEN TAKE TO SCOOTERS
    125 3 SALES BOOM AS MORE WOMEN TAKE TO SCOOTERS iJINGAPORr;, Moil. Scooters are proving popular wi t h women here, leading motor dealers told the Free Press. The women find these light machines are ideal for quick transport, especially In congested areas. A spokesman for a firm selling scooters said sales
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    2 WELL-DRESSED MEN TOOK AWAY RECORDS
    69 3 2 WELL-DRESSED MEN TOOK AWAY RECORDS SEMBA WAN G. Mon. Long-playing records worth about $150 are missing from the Sembawang Community Association, according to A. Grimble, an official of the association. Officials learned from the caretaker thai two well-dress-ed Chinese who claimed to be members walked into the club house
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    JAIL FOR 20 MEN WHO HAD NO ENTRY PERMITS
    81 3 JAIL FOR 20 MEN WHO HAD NO ENTRY PERMITS SINGAPORE. Mon. Twenty illegal immigrants from Indonesia were jailed for two months each in the Ninth Magistrates Court. Ail had pleaded guilty to entering Singapore without entry permits on June 19. Immigrations Prosecutor, Mr. Tan Han Tuan, told the court that
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    11,000 people died
    30 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The 12-year Emergency took a total toll of over 11,000 human lives, disclosed the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, Tun Abdul Razak.
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      20 3 .Medium Wave 47H melres BHOBT WAVF: It metres (4:80 k< s.) from 000 p.m. 10.00 p.m. daily. p.M ioo Programme
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      146 3 mary: 1.02 Monday medley; 1.3C The news: 1.40 New stalk; 1.45 Makuzynsky plays; 2.00 Close down. Schools' broadcast: 4 10 signature tune; 413 Adventures In Malay: 4.35 Interval music; 435 iongtime. 5.00 Programme .summary; 503 Polynesian paradise; 530 Children's Corner— "The Basket", allowed by Musical Bnthnn\ Cards, a programme of
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    ORANGE BLOSSOMS...PAGE OF NEWLY-WEDS
    179 4 ORANGE BLOSSOMS... PAGE OF NEWLY -WEDS Mr. Reginald Patrick Conceicao who was married to Miss Gladys Catherine Garnell at St. Joseph's Church. Thr bridegroom is a time-keeper of the Singapore Slipway and Engineering Company Limited. 0 Mr. Zahoor Ahmed bin Fazal Hussain, 25, and Miss. \hatijah Ahmed. 24, who wore
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    'Life of Mozart' opera
    79 4 Singapore, lion. The Ifarymov Convent ;pcra— 'Thi' Boy Mozart"'— at the Cultural Centre tan A It will be in aid ol the Good Shepherd Vocational School. The .>tory is ba^ed on the life of Mozart as a boy and ends with "Bastien and Bastienne"' his first
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    Local capital alone can turn island into an industrial city, he says
    482 4  - Local capital alone can turn island into an industrial city, he says A. MAHADEVA By SINGAPORE, Mon. Local capital alone could by itsell" rapidly convert Singapore's entrepot economy to a predominantly manufacturing and industrial one. So declared a leading Asian economics journalist now on a short visit to Singapore and
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    Jobs: Now talks to overcome teenage indecision
    121 4 Jobs: Now talks to overcome teenage indecision CINGAPORE, Mon.The problem of the thousands of teenagers flowing out of schools in search of jobs every year is made worse by the indecision of most as to what vocation they wished to pursue. Several educational institutions and youth organisations in Singapore will
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    'Stop malicious damage to public phones' appeal from the STB
    177 4 'Stop malicious damage to public phones' appeal from the STB SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Singapore Telephone Board has appealed to the public to handle public telephones more carefully. A spokesman said: "The maintenance of public telephones in certain parts of the island has caused headaches to the Telephone Board." The spokesman
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    POST-GRADUATE COURSES FOR NANYANG GRADS
    63 4 POST-GRADUATE COURSES FOR NANYANG GRADS SINGAPORE, Mon. The University Socialist Club is to make representations to the University of Malaya cSingapore) authorities to organise post graduate courses for Nanyang University graduates. The secretary-general of the club, Mr. Tommy Koh. said representations will also be made to university authorities to continue
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    Red Cross meeting
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Mon The Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society will hold its annual meeting at the St. Andrew's Cathedral War Memorial Hall at 5.30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    Bumboat men now strip ships of fittings
    131 4 Bumboat men now strip ships of fittings SINGAPORE, Mon.Bumboat men are stripping ships anchored in the Inner Roads of brass and other fittings with the help of some crew members. This is because anyone can go on board any ship in the roads without any questions asked, the director of
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    Triple accident
    31 4 KAJANG. Mon. No one was hurt when two lorries and a bus carrying 20 passengers were involved in a triple accident at the 13th mile Kuala Lumpur Kajang Road.
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    NEW SINGAPORE PARISH FOR EXPELLED PRIEST
    143 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Catholic priest, who was expelled from Communist China in 1952, will take charge of a new church being built in Thomson Road. The new church, on which work has just started, will be called the Holy Trinity Church and will serve
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    UNKNOWN
    16 4 SINGAPOI Uiiiver pore 1 an ir. cephal Prof I •>or of b Allen Farur Uneb
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    MOTHER AND DAUGHTER TEAM WILL DANCE IN 'CAVALCADE OF STARS'
    59 5 THIS mother and (laughter team Laila and Sureine Sani will perform the 'Tarik Piring" dance at the "National Cavalcade of Stars" on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday at the Victoria Theatre. Tickets at 55.00. 53.00 and ■Si are available at Robinson's.
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    Eggstraordinary'-that's the word Farmer gets egg chase all scrambled
    216 5 Eggstraordinary'-that's the word Farmer gets egg chase all scrambled SINGAPORE, Monday. ;ih\aN> that the law mmo up w j^ a at provokes laughter, but when it does while, it serves to make the policea more tolerable one. k-h rase happened hist wcvk ul about illage off Bukil Timah Road. Farmer
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    HOLIDAY IN HONG KONG FOR VARSITY STUDENT
    35 5 HOLIDAY IN HONG KONG FOR VARSITY STUDENT I IK \i Tl\ t: university Lee .Mien Yen I* lion? Kong by the Corfu. I spend eUnt d.i\s rr returning It to resume her it the Nanyaiiji
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    PATRICIANS TO DISCUSS 'REASON AND FAITH'
    107 5 PATRICIANS TO DISCUSS 'REASON AND FAITH' SINGAPORE. Mon. The Patrician Group 01 the Sacred Heart Church will celebrate its third anniversary on July 3 with a discussion on "Reason and Faith" to be led by Mr. N. I. Low, a former lecturer at the Teachers Training College. The object of
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    Indian Navy chief makes a call here on his way to Indonesia
    181 5 Indian Navy chief makes a call here on his way to Indonesia CIV/ 1 1)/ HH- M m .\< lArwnh. Monday. Jill- Chief of the Indian \;j\;il Staff, \U\>Admiral K. I). Katari, is on ;i visit lo Singajpore, on his way to Indonesia. He will leave on Wednesday for Indonesia
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    Kampong visitors
    29 5 KAJANG. lion. Members; of the Ulu Langat District Rural Development Committee have visited 16 kampongs to discuss development uiven on hygiene and civics plans with the people.
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    GIRLS' SCHOOL HOLDS ITS FIRST DRAMA COMPETITION
    95 5 GIRLS' SCHOOL HOLDS ITS FIRST DRAMA COMPETITION SINGAPORE, Mon. The O .literary, Debaiing and k/ramatic Society of the Singapore Chinese Girls' School held iU lirst drama competition last week. "A Scene From thr Willow Pattern" by Form Four Science, the only entry in the senior section, walked off with the
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    The HK team's delay holds up inter-varsity biennial games
    117 5 The HK team's delay holds up inter-varsity biennial games SINGAPORE, Mon. The Hong Kong team that was to meet the University of Malaya in the Seventh Inter-Varsity biennial games has been delayed,! According to the "Undergrad". the latest dispatch from Hong Kong explains that they have been "unavoidably delayed." till
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    Play by Williams
    27 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Naval Base Theatre Club will present "The Late Christopher Bean" by Emlyn Williams at 1 its theatre from Thursday to Saturday.
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    450 6 Dear Sir. I FROM YOU TO I I THE EDITOR SHOULD SUCH RECORDS 3E RECOCNISED> Dear Sir, have nothing against those willing people who are asked to "volunteer" to help at triangular athletic meets but I feel that we ha\e come fo a farctca\ stag E^ery now and then we
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    The night the gate-crashing 'Medicos resisted a 'no tickets, no entry' guard at a dance
    650 6  -  ATTICUS I AROUND THE I CAMPUS... I by PERTAIN members of the Faculty of Medicine are still talking angrily about how they were "saboed" (varsity slang for "sabotaged") from enjoying themselves at the Orientation Dance
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    THE COLLEGE GIRLS STAGE A NOISY 'HEN' PARTY
    361 6 THE COLLEGE GIRLS STAGE A NOISY 'HEN' PARTY By 7.15 p.m. the girls were frantically bustling with last-minute seating arrangements in the lounge, where the party was to be held. Curtains were firmly pulled into place to ensure maximum privacy. What happened thereafter is anybody's guess from the boy's point
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    The O. Golden Shower is easiest orchid to grow
    607 6 I GARDENING a v M s R T f)NCIDIUM is a large genus of over 500 species of epiphytic orchids found in Peru, Ecuador, Mexico and the West Indies. The genus include many lowland tropical species which will flower well in
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    The Robot maths master
    237 6 LONDON. Mon. I say cnaps heard the latest? The maths, master is on his way out. It's the talk ol the Sixth. We're going to be taught by a ROBOT. The schoolboy's dream has come true, following a demonstration at the Instruments, Electronics and Automation exhibition
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    UNKNOWN
    52 7  -  ROY LAZAROO I Stngapore. Monday ilsls iii Singapore have been advised i mviv! kv\" l<> their vehicles lo hi the spate ol car thefts which Ikis here recently. j.vt n by ional Unlocked cars a by arm td a ears Um is at Only I 100l tins* oar hat
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    PROF. LIM TO SPEAK ON HIS RESEARCH
    139 7 PROF. LIM TO SPEAK ON HIS RESEARCH CINGAPORE, Mon—Professor Lim Kok Ann who was largely responsible for bringing the 1957 influenza epidemic to an end. will make his Inaugural address as a newly elected professor at the Allen Theatre Faculty of Medicine. Sepoy Lines, at 8.45 p.m. tonight. He will
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    THE INDIAN GOVT. OFFERS GRANTS TO STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND
    106 7 THE INDIAN GOVT. OFFERS GRANTS TO STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND SINGAPORE, lion. The Government of India has invited applications from Indian nationals in Malaya to pursue post-gra-duate study or research in Humanities, Anthropology. Basic Sciences. Engineering Technology and Medicine in Zealand universities. The two-year scholarship will be open to candidates
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    A short life in the limelight for our singers
    188 7 A short life in the limelight for our singers SINGAPORE, Mon. Singers in Singapore can only stay in the spotlight for three years, and then they will fade away quietly to gather dust and possibly have children. This summing up of a singer's prospects in Singapore was given by Rosaliud
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    Police promotion
    20 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Senior Inspector M. H. James, Johore Bahru Sessions Court inspector, has been promoted Chief Inspector.
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    four of world's greatest cultures are shaping the lives of people in Singapore, says Rajaratnam
    507 7  -  M. S. RANDHAVA By FEW OTHER COUNTRIES COULD DRAW ON SUCH POTENTIAL WEALTH 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, said that there were few countries in the world with such potential
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    Tourist trade crippled if control body opens gates to all
    175 7 Tourist trade crippled if control body opens gates to all SIXGAI'OHi:. Monday. INDISCRIMINATE acceptance of members to the Singapore Tourist Association may cripple the tourist trade. This was pointed out by the President of the Singapore Travel Agents Association, Mr. P.P. Ohri, who criticised the Association for opening its doors
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    Free after 12 years
    30 7 Free after 1 2 years IPOH, Mon.- Mr. R. G. Bulan, 39, who has been in detention since the beginning of the Emergency in 1948 has been released In Ipoh.
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    POLICE-CUSTOMS TRAP GETS TWO MOONSHINE-RUNNERS IN CAR WITH A SECRET COMPARTMENT
    174 7 POLICE-CUSTOMS TRAP GETS TWO MOONSHINE-RUNNERS IN CAR WITH A SECRET COMPARTMENT SINGAPORE, Mon.— A car. bearing a Penang registration number, was found here to have a secret compartment for dutiable goods, a magistrate's court was told. Mr. S. R. Chapkhana. the magistrate, confiscated the car after finding two men guilty
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    Apex Club meeting
    25 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Johore Bahru Apex Club will hold its next meeting at the Rest House here at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow
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    The big count ends
    22 7 KUCHING. Mon. The big count of Sarawak's 750.000 people, which began on June 15 will end on Wednesday
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    Two freed on charge of robbing a guest in their house
    276 7 Two freed on charge of robbing a guest in their house y^INGAPORL. Mon. A rubber tapper Irom Johore was robbed by a man and a. woman while he stayed as a guest in their Muar Road home, a. district court was told. Samikannu Muthusamv. 25. was giving evident against Kassim
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    28 7 Fined $1, 500 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Low Chou Pwan was fiinod $1,500 in the Magistrates Court here yesterday for assisting in carrying on a ten thousand character lottery.
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    Portrait of a determined cyclist
    132 8 THIS is the story of a determined young man. His name: Omar Magad, 18. Below, you see him lying bruised at 9-jms Tarnpines Road, seven miles from the finish of yesterday's Free Press Cycle Race. Omar's bike was wrecked in a five-man pile-up. Pictured right
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    THE JUDGES COMMENT
    556 9 t\{\ I'RIZE in the i-rapore Free Le >:>oo Word •R" was won \1 MOREIRA, l.orong Lalat, Niuapore 8. utted a solu- in the opithe judges, the most I accurate ansv.e clues. the judges comwhat they con- 'he most apt .ite answers to more difficult 11 -l is
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    The Best English' is like a good wine whose flavour is enhanced by slow sipping
    470 9 The Best English' is like a good wine whose flavour is enhanced by slow sipping TW BEST ENGLISH. .eted shortly death of G. is the last of 'no of books stinguished the other GOOD DIGBETTER II on the artice. and Ol written length With finer points t, among them style,
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    Rupert and the truant-41
    66 9 Rupert and the truant -41 no time in telling .tile postman that he y to do with the doll's l» wjs standing »n the I first mw it." Then I found it r.. *nd »h.s u the Übel it try ,ng to follow wh- M !f E ,t wont go
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    REINHARD HEYDRICH
    773 9  -  GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON Two reviews... by ...was the price of his life too high? SEVEN MEN AT DAYBREAK. By Alan Burgess. Evans 18s. QF ALL the resistance operations carried out during the war, none surely, was more ill-conceived or more disastrous than the assassination in 1942 of Rein
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    Cracker-barrel Caldwell takes a quick look at his past
    559 9 Cracker-barrel Caldwell takes a quick look at his past T^RSKINE Caldwell was born with a silver spoon in his mouth. Silver but not gold. In the circumstances, gold would not have been so useful. In Caldwell's case, the silver spoon consisted of heredity and upbringing. His father, the Rev. Ira
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    Fontana library makes its Singapore debut
    181 9 |r THE Fontana Library, A a new venture in paper back publishing, makes its debut in Singapore this week, and the following titles command attention: A HISTORY OF EUROPE by FISHER is in two volumes. This edition contains a large number of maps and
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    Home-turn crash at Kuala Lumpur: Jockeys hurt and 2 horses destroyed
    1232 10  - Home-turn crash at Kuala Lumpur: Jockeys hurt and 2 horses destroyed ALLAN LEWIS See How They Ran -By POLR horses. White 1 Magic, The Torch, Heart's Ease and Vanitas fell at the home turn m the second race at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. It looked like a serious smash but fortunately
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    Inter-port regatta
    229 10 SINGAPORE, Monday. CUKGAPORE, dominated tlu 1 Ihree-day yachting meet against Indonesia which concluded yesterday evening. In the Dragan class Singapore heal Ihe visitors 67-50 and in Ihc Firefly class 72, -44. Singapore's heroes were Commander Hallifax and E. G. Holiday, who displayed all-round sailing ability during the entire
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    County leaders collapse but then hit back dourly
    125 10 1 ONDON. MOO. Yorksnire. the county encket championsnip ieader^. collapsed from 90 for o:;e to 168 all out against Derbyshire on Saturday. Bui tney nit back by laking six Derbyshire wickets for 105 by me close. Yorkshires slide was biought about by
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    Jockey Moore takes Paris Prix on the Aga's Charlottesville
    163 10 Jockey Moore takes Paris Prix on the Aga's Charlottesville /ifnprat h PARIS, Monday. QENERAL de Gaulle and a huge crowd of raceKh./n^ rS at L onscliamps yesterday saw the Aga Khans crack three-year-old colt, Charkttesville sain a three-length victory in the Grand Prix de' aris. Charlottesville, again ridden by Australian
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    Despite the soggy ground 24 records topple at Monk's Hill
    908 10 NEWTON. Mon. Twenty records were broken and four equalled despite the soggy ground at Monk's Hill Secondary School sports over the weekend. Outstanding athlete of the day was 16-year-old Jaffer (Harimau), who broke three records in the A Division in
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    Len Benton's victory bid
    101 11  - Len Benton's victory bid JOE EZEKIEL Benton ot'hind to r he racing t-ction. He fantastic trom home. 47. tlve n* v were r bin JangGregg. Slg. I i>mail SulaiFitch wa.s back from when they Kang tana was c with maSadir leads j: Ylo Chu Abdul Kadlr .e bunch. seven ml
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    World records set in Moscow
    40 11 World records set in Moscow I Mon. -Two world were broken and .a lied m an athbetwcen Russia rdi sen *B steeplechase 4 >er by Poland's jentathlon 1 4.959 la Irina 4n cirl. equalled vorld 80 metres f 106 sec
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    Suleiman makes grand comeback
    251 11  -  CHOO KIM LOCK B > CULEIMAN AWANG. «x- uf Singapore made a grand comeback yesterday when he won Cla&> B for racing cyclists who are not members of the S.A.C.A. Finishing strongly over the last 50 yard.,. Suieim.au clinched a narrow victory For Chiang Ste Wah
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    Handle bars hooked shirt
    358 11  - Handle bars hooked shirt TAN THUAN KOK B, MORE than eighty cyclists. Including two women, started in Group c for noffc-radng cycles. First to hit tne front as the field spread out was Almuddin Hashim <303>. Alter one mile, Masyadi Md. Noor i34li was leading a close pack of 20
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    Nightmare for winner Sng
    299 11  - Nightmare for winner Sng By VERITY GILL IT was touch and go In 'D' section for fearless cycles. Sng Ah Lek, 18, of Outram Secondary School < 550 won by three yards from &alleh bin Yusof 61 1 Third placed V. Sundralingam < 553 was a similar distance away. After
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    103 11 1. iDunlop Challenge trophy and fuur replicas, presented by Dunlop Rubber to. Malaya Ltd.: Four sets of Dunlup tyres): "The Gardeniers" ((lass D). KDDIE TAN. V. SINDRAUNGAM, TONY LEONG. PERCY KAN(. (tour tup> presented by SAC A; Four Eveready flash lit his presented by L. E. Tels and Co.
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    31 11 PARIS. Mon, Polish weightlifter Irenuz Palinski stt a world best performance in the middle-heavy-weight division. He jerked 185.5 kilogrammes in -a com--1 petition between France and Poland.- Reuter
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    506 11 AMERICANS WIN CANADA CUP FROM ENGLAND I)UBLIN, Mon. The United States won the Canada Cup golf team competition at Portmarnock here yesterday. .Flory van Donck. of Belgium, won the individual event. Represented by Sam Snead and Arnold Palmer, the US finished with a 72-hole agKresate of 565. Van Donck had
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    21 11 WELLING lO?t Mtttt tt~ I pan beat New Zealand 5-0 in the third women's table tennis International.' Reuter
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    36 11 CHANTILLY. Mon. -Hei.ri de Lamaze of France beat John W. Daw.son of the United Statr> 4 and 2 to win the French International s«»lt champion-hip for the seventh year in a row- U.P.I.
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    Lim Hoa Eng (He won six events) was S.C.S. toast
    438 11 Lim Hoa Eng (He won six events) was S.C.S. toast RIVER VALLEY, Monday. I IM HOA ENG was the toast at the Singapore Cold Storage fourth annual athletic meet yesterday. He won six events. A total of eight re- coras^ w&re broken, 100 yds (Men): 1. Lim Hoa Eng. 2.
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    28 11 SPOKANE. Mon. Crosscountry walker Wallace King. 37. of Seattle. >et out to break the record of two Briton sergeants from '■ton Francisco to' New York.- U.P.I.
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    147 11 Heat will be deciding factor— Dr. B. rpORQUAY. England. Mon.— Ability to resist heat to I likelv to bt- a deciding factor, In tfec long-distance events at the Rome Olympic GamethL> summer. Dr Roger Ban nltter. the world's flr-t rourmii.ute iv Her, :>aid today. "This sprms a pltv b»-oau^r, we
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    Eleven disappointed players marched back to the pavilion with heads down
    334 11  - Eleven disappointed players marched back to the pavilion with heads down CHUA BAN HOCK By Jalan Dcsar. Monday Singapore 2 Selangor 1 TT WAS a broken-rtearted and disappointed Sclangor team which walked back to the pavilion after yesterday's Malaya Cup South Zone tie. It was too much for Selangor. Singapore
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    Italian leads after first stage of the gruelling Tour de France in quest of $11,900 first prize
    190 11 Italian leads after first stage of the gruelling Tour de France in quest of $1 1,900 first prize BRUSSELS. Mon. Gastone Nencini of Italy won yesterday's two-part first stage of the Tour d> France cycle race. He came third in the 108--kttometre 67-mile i LilleBrussels course, which was won by
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    Glittering trophies are handed over after morning of keen racing for 400 cyclists
    187 12 big race is over, now comes the colourful presentation of prizes to winners. LEFT. Mr. G. LamontWatt. (centre) General Manager of Robinson and Co. Ltd.. presented Raleigh cycles to the four winners yesterday. Here he congratulates Benton
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    226 12 FERRARIS DOMINATE AN INJURY FREE LE MANS LE MANS. Mon.- A works Ferrari driven by Paul Frere and Olvier Gcndebien of Belgium, won the 24-hour endurance race here today in glorious sunshine. Italian-built Ferraris took the lion's share of the plac--1 ings in this race to decide world sports car
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    27 12 FUKUI. Mon.— Tsuyoshi Ya-manak-a set a Japan swimming record of 56 sec. flat for the 100-meter freestyle. Previous was 56.4 sec. by Atsushi Tani.- U.P.I.
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    130 12 Real Madrid shock: Beaten 3-1 in final Mun. Atletico de Madrid gained a sdock 3-1 victory over European Cup enampions Real Madrid in the final of the General Franco soccer cup. It was their first triumph in the event since its inception in 1902. General Franco, head of the Spanish
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    59 12 GRONINGEN I Belgium Mon.-— Britain failed to qualify for the Olympic waterpulo tournament. Belgium headed a threenation group to get into the final series. In their last match, they beat Britain 4-.S to finish with four points from two matches. Sweden were second with
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    184 12 BAKERSFIELD, Mon.— United States athletes, warming up for Olympic trials next week-end, smashed one world, one U.S. and eight meet records as they concluded two days of competition last night in the National AAU track and field championships. The world mark was set last night
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