The Singapore Free Press, 5 July 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    NIK MEETS AN OLD FLAME'
    165 1 The woman m the crowd had a 30-year-old photo The guards make way, then a hug, a kiss and a chat Tuesday Premier, Mr. Nikita hey, met an "old rdai morning. red, kissrtl and about old tinu's. :np;i!vvinii him disiv to admire met Mrs. Tati-
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    Fish war: A strong protest to Britain
    37 1 Fish war A strong protest to Britain REYKJAVIK, rues. Iceland handed Britain a strong protest alleging that the British destroyer Duncan hindered Iceland patrol boats from arresting two British trawlers for fishing illegally Inside Iceland's fishing sone.
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    Lock icon THE MAHARAJAH OF JAIPUR CROWNS BEAUTY QUEEN JOY
    68 1 MISS .!<>> Kay of Liverpool was crowned by the Maharajah of Jaipur m London .is Britain's Queen of Beauty m the first year of this new ionte>t uhrre the competitors did NOT wear suimsuits. They were judged instead m playclothes. The *Qii^en'
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    Loveliness goes by in a water parade
    140 1 Loveliness goes by in a water parade IIIAMI BEACH, Tues. —Eighty-four lovely Miss Universe candidates took part m a water-borne parade yesterday to get the week-Ions: beauty festival underway. With the possible exception of Miss Burma, who is not Bsed to showing so much of herself m public, the girls
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    Sugar from Cuba
    15 1 CAIRO. Tues The UAR Will import 33.000 tons of sugar from Cuba.
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    Three million blind
    15 1 LONDON. Tues.— There ar 'over 3.000,000 blind people i: i the Commonwealth
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    The cash talks begin
    20 1 LONDON, Tues. The financial talks between the Singapore delegation and the Colonial Office begins here today.
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    Tjimahi shooting: Mob tried to snatch police arms—army chief
    177 1 Tjimahi shooting: Mob tried to snatch police arms— army chief JAKARTA, Tuesday. A MILITARY District spokesman m Bandung, West Java, Major Nawawi Alif today said the Tjimahi shooting occurred as a result of about 60 Chinese trying to seize fire arms held by the troops and the police. A Jakarta
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    Irresponsible reply, says Moscow
    37 1 TOKYO, Tues. Moscow Radio charged last night that Premier Nobusuke Kishi had sent an 'irresponsible" reply to the Soviet Government's protests against the U.S.-Japan security treaty and the stationing of U-2 planes here
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    New home for 440
    16 1 GENEVA. Tues. About 440 refugees have been picked to settle m Britain.
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    Baby bear put off plane: Too risky
    257 1  - Baby bear put off plane Too risky CHAN SWAN BEE HITCH OVER HER CAGE, SO MALAYAN AIRWAYS CAPTAIN DECIDES ROYAL PET WILL HAVE TO WAIT FOR TRIP TO A ZOO IN KEDAH By pAYA LEBAR, Tues. If "Baby," the Malayan bear you sec m the picture here could talk," she
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    Open trial for 'spy'
    32 1 MOSCOW. Tues. Soviet, leaders at an American reception here said the U.S. "spy pilot" Capt. Francis Powers would be tried m the open and he would get justice."
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    Cambodia assured
    21 1 LONDON, Tues. Mr. Se!wyn Lloyd. British Foreign Secretary, has assured Prince Norooom Sihanouk ol Britain's support for Cambodian neutrality.
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    No visa for envoy
    25 1 LONDON. Tues. Mr. Donald Lancaster, appointed as a British Vice-Consul In Hanoi, has been refused an entry visa into North Vietnam.
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    NIGHTMARE RIDE FOR 77 IN BUCKING PLANE
    68 1 NIGHTMARE RIDE FOR 77 IN BUCKING PLANE /Chicago. Tnrt miwu gers of a plane that made an emergency landing here alter encountering strong winds yesterday described how the craft was tossed up and \vn fur five minutes and passengers were hitting the ceiling. The United Airlines Douglas UC-3 jet. hit
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    Small investment buying ups gilts in quiet day on the London stock markets
    227 2 Small investment buying ups gilts in quiet day on the London stock markets LONDON. Tues ri wai i quiet day m \\v> stock markets yesterday and thr overall trend was undecided. UIT made a good showint ao .t result of .^mall luvp-t--ment buying and rxtpr.drd to 3/16. t a bonds
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    Lock icon CUBA GRAB
    134 2 Castro takes up popular radio station following labour unrest HAVANA, Tues. The Cuban Labour Ministry announced the take-over of Cuba's second large>t independently n w n c d radio network. Hadio Progre»o, because of a controversy between labour and management. The brief announcement d:d not explain tht cause
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    Lock icon Russia's consumer consumption up
    100 2 MOSCOW: Cunsumti conNimpiion In Rus-ia m on the upswing, according to a govcinmem report quoted today by the official Soxiet nev.s agency TIMS. Food consumption has mort ihan uoubkd since 1940. ihe rfpur! says, and the;f iias befii a five-fold increase m ihe purcase of homenold
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    Economic aid topic No. 1
    107 2 TOKYO: Tbt JapMMM For- I announced Ja:jan oe repmeutad ■->•■ nineMM delegation, heacieu by Mi. Takeuchi. Japanese Mim Germany, at the r. meeting of the N.ne-.N^-!:o:i Development Assistance firoup due to opea In Bonn lod'- for a three daj period. Prrv-edure.s for international io-operation n
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    155 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Cam bodge '2, Tegelberg 4S, Ras Maeivk 6A. Sumatra 6 7, Kina B '9. Denbigshire 10 11. Yama 13 14, Atreub 15 16. Stavropol 18. Pre.s. Tyler 19. Sirusa N. Wall 1, Seriili N. Wall
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    Hong Kong prices
    66 2 HONG KONG. Monday. Closing p. ices btrt today wjre: Previous Today E A- S. Banking Corporation $1,200 11,210 1 I sales sales Union Ins. Canion S9J 00 593.00 sales sales j Wheelork Maiden 7.1 i S7 30 sale.s >.'>s H Kong plione $3t.7S s;SB 75 M .s.tle.^
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    Economic aid pact
    46 2 LAGOS: Israel was reported reach to grani Ms7s million vorth to economic aid to Nimrttk alter tbt African nation iifcr-nifs independent on Oct. 1. The Mreemm: was reached i during the recent \i.^it to I>rafl of the Nigerian Finance Minister. Chief Featua Okoue-Eboh.
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    DIVIDENDS
    81 2 Bradwall Rubber Estate LONDON: Bradwall (F.M.S.j Rubber Estate declared an interim dividend for the year ended December 31. 1959. m lieu of a niiHl less tax of four pence 16-2 '3 per cent) and a rapital ■Urplua distribution exempi from income tax of one penny (4-1 6 per cent).
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      Lock icon Oil supply climbs
      152 2 LONDON: Brii.sn Commouw«aitn countries accounted to* 23 per cent uf '.he Il>o9 woik: supply of vegetable oils, accorum, tv estimates publi.Mied hen. yestjraay. Estimates m me 19U0 Issue o. the Commonweaith Economic Committees annual review "Vegetable Oil.-- aud Oilstecs,' saia me to»al woild supply v. 1959 was
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      Lock icon Israel's A-power
      97 2 TEL aviv: Israel's fir* atomic research imciOl at Nahal Sorek. south of Tel Avn. •yen* into operation lor ;he fiiM time on June 16. an official announcement sa;a jast nighl. Israel thus becomes Hie :hird Asian country to op^*aie an atomic itraiior. 'ne others are lut.ia and Japan.
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      Lock icon US $3 mil. fair orders
      89 2 rHIIWGO: Tiie 22 countries taking part m Chicayos giant International Trade Fair report thriving wholesale and mail business as a re>ult of their c-oiourtul display oi ncrriuuicise Air. Richard Reeve*, managing director of the exposition, e.-n--m. j .tod that moie than U. 5.53. 53 million
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      Lock icon Cairo's biggest budget
      73 2 CAIRO: The Egyptian region of the United Arab Republic has announced thi> year's budget which will be the largest In ihe history of Ejjypt. It n as 37 per cent larger than last year's. The Egyptian budget was for two billion U.S. dollars. Economy Minister. Mr. Abdel
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      Lock icon Russia's new Rouble
      63 2 MOSCOW: The introduction of the new rouble, which will have a \alue ten times greater than the present rouble, will beRin m the Soviet Union on Jan. 1, 1961, the Souet news agency Ta.«s reported The changeover will be completed In three months The decision to revalue
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    Treasury bills
    57 2 LONDON: The iotal amouni t)f application fur last weeks offer ol £290 million 91-oay rreasurv bills was £44^.5n0.00d. Tae amount Allotted £280 millioti and went at nn a\en-c:f ol C 5/13/6.14 per ccni <uirpaied v.ith £5/13/7.40 per rpni ihe pIWkiUC week PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF
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    Exchange conditions quiet after bank holidays
    438 2 Exchange conditions quiet after bank holidays SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THERE WAS very little of note on the .Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, the first trading day after the bank holidays. Conditions* were quid and the majority of price changes were to lower levels. Eteht minings, seven Indus- trials, six dollar rubbers and
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    Round the World Market Prices
    206 2 \UTE: aj pricej odur are middle vncea. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON July 4 Previous r«i1««. RUBBER N«. 1 RS& c.i.f. Curopean ports July Au. ii i" RUBBER No 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No 1 RSS Settlement Moute Term* An* M 13 ih :;i ii l«
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    RUBBER
    173 2 Quiet close for London as New York takes a holiday LONDON: After falling sharply by neariy a penny per lb. influenced by the weakness of Singapore, rubber prices recovered slightly i n small early dealings. Distant lanatds jmtt MMM i*» mand thoucht to he shortcovering against sales m actuals
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    METALS
    107 2 London tin: Consumers held back when prices m market rose LONDON, Tues.- Tin was MUrtMT. There was seemingly a disposition on the part of consumers to hold back when prices rose. Although more enquiry was noted yesterday at the lover level 5 actual bu£ine.ss v.as slow to develop. Copper
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    Rise in bank rate helps improve Britain's gold reserves position
    139 2 Rise in bank rate helps improve Britain's gold reserves position LONDON T. rE sterling arc;,- cnid and cum rcse£l2 million, the [Teas This compared with a n>e ol £10 million In May Total holding on June 30 stood at £1.<j33.uu0 mil.. against £1.021 million at enaMay. There weie ;>erial pa\ments
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    There's 'energy' in China egg-stones
    24 3  -  CONRAD CHIEW Back-to-Spore amahs bring them for plants m the house By j art' s .n<l |i -or availPopular
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    A musical concert
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    Stage Club Comedy
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    Camp site opened
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    THE RAJA PEREMPUAN OF PERLIS ARRIVES TO OPEN THE PESTA DARMA' AT JOHORE BAHRU
    60 3 #Mll Ka.ia Prrcmpuan of Perlis. Tun Tensku Badria. president of the Federation of Women's Institute, (wearing ark glasses) i> estortrd by the "Pesta Uarma' committee members as sht' arrives to open the bii» fun-fair at lohore
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    Wanted: Four teachers to be school principals
    89 3 Wanted: Four teachers to be school principals SINGAPORE, Tues. The Ministry of Education has invited applications from serving teachers m Government English schools here for four appointments as heads of schools. The appointments are Headships of secondary school <boys», secondary school girls secondary school (mixed) and full school < boys
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    Qualifications
    72 3 All applicants should have at least seven years' teaching experience at secondary or higher level. They should be graduates of a recognised university and hold professional qualifications not lower than the Teachers' Training College Normal Trained Certificate, or other qualifications acceptable by the Public Service Commission as equivalent. All
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    Diver finds wreck of a fighter aircraft: Bid to identify plane
    161 3 Diver finds wreck of a fighter aircraft: Bid to identify plane TAWAU. Tuesday r riiK discovery by a skin-diver of the barnacleencrusted wreck of a fighter aircraft, close to new Japanese fishing base on Si Ami] island. has led to official inquiries m the United States and Australia on the
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    New l-cards: The 10 trained girls are ready
    112 3 New l-cards: The 10 trained girls are ready J^UALA LUMPUR. Tues Ten pretty girls aim four intricate machines will start, work on August l when "Operation I-Caro" gets under way. The machines will supply new identity cards— 4.000.000 ot tnem for everyone m Malaya aged 12 and above. Tne macnines
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    COBBLERS VOTE FOR CORK SOLES
    89 3 COBBLERS VOTE FOR CORK SOLES SINGAPORE. Tues. -About 120 cobblers m Upper Serangoon Ra.u hoia a meeting and decided to use cork Instead of rubber for soles. They claimed that the cork would not only provide easy and comfortable wear but* also a firm grip. They said that cork would
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    Food poisoning?
    28 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. Six 1 children nve girls and a boy— ana tneir mother were admitted to the General Huspnal on Sunday suffering from suspected food poisoning.
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    YWCA 'TRANSIT' HOSTEL A DEFINITE NEED SAYS REPORT
    144 3 YWCA 'TRANSIT' HOSTEL A DEFINITE NEED SAYS REPORT QUNGAPORE. Tues. The >5 Singapore YWCA thinks there is a definite need for a new hostel for families who are m transit. In its annual report the association said the demand for hostel accommodation for working girls was decreasing as many private
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    EXTORTION BID CHARGE: . MAN ACQUITTED
    88 3 EXTORTION BID CHARGE: MAN ACQUITTED SINGAPORE, Tues. Cheok Cliee Kong, 21, was acquitted m a district court of causing hurt to a labourer. Narayanan Buladevan. 24. while attempting to extort money from Dim. Mr. K. T. Alexander, the third criminal district judge, said it was unsafe to warrant a conviction
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    Red Cross Society to hold a dance for its building fund
    176 3 Red Cross Society to hold a dance for its building fund SINGAPORE, Tuesday, pill; Singapore branch of the British Red Cross Society will hold a ball at the Cathay Restaurant on July 15 to raise funds to build i\ Red Cross house m Penang Lane. The ball will be under
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    Polytechnic dance
    22 3 SINGAPORE, Tuc.s. The i Singapore Polytechnic Architectural Society will hold i a dance on July 9 at 8.00 p.m. j
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    3 Japanese shipping lines to double trips to Australia
    108 3 3 Japanese shipping lines to double trips to Australia SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'JMIHKK Japanese shipping companies are lo double their s;iiliiii;s to Australia. mi. m. naraaa. repif.sentadve of ihe Nippon Ytisen Kaibha m Singapore, said mere wa.s a big demand lor cargo space between Australia and Japan. Japan he said, is
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    Luck at lottery brings divinity to that freak banana tree
    206 4  -  ROBERT CHONG NOW GAMBLERS COME TO PRAY WITH LOTS OF INCENSE, CANDLES AND FLOWERS By SINGAPORE. Tues. A FREAK banana tree which became the talk A of Moulmein district when it flowered from the middle of the stem, has assumed
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    CAR PARK AT MODERN MARKET IN A TIGHTLY PACKED SINGAPORE HOUSING ESTATE
    99 4 CAR PARK AT MODERN MARKET IN A TIGHTLY PACKED SINGAPORE HOUSING ESTATE OIXCiAPOKI spacious .md m»>< Michael's I: which Has ll < iall ed by th. Health. lactic II Ibrahim, catn densely Michael's Housin: The market supervised t Singapor* Ij»i Trust at a Ml i is an impress storey build
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    RADIO RAAF TO BROADCAST FOR PUBLIC TOO FROM AUGUST
    108 4 RADIO RAAF TO BROADCAST FOR PUBLIC TOO FROM AUGUST IJUTTERWORTH, Tues. Tne Royal Australian Air Force will operate its own radio station at its Butterworth base from Aug. 1. Tne station wjll be run on similar lines as Radio Malaya. It will broadcast music and talks not only lor families
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    Search for oil at danger spot
    59 4 JESSELTON. Tues.— Saracen Sholas, a danger spot on the world's oceanic charts, is to b<- the scene of a future arch for oil by the Shell Company of North Borneo. The location is about 45 miles off the west coast of the colony rit?ht
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    Court sits again
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Eighth Magistrate's Court which closed for several months has reopened with Mr. Dalit; Singh, a newlyrecruited law officer, as magistrate.
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    NEW FLATS FOR TOWN COUNCIL STAFF
    56 4 NEW FLATS FOR TOWN COUNCIL STAFF SEREMBAN, Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negri Sembilan opened two three-storey blocks of flats built for Town Council daily-rated staff. Each $66,500 block has 12 units with accommodation for 24 families. The buildings are named Ja'afar Flats after a former president of the
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    Man found dead
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A petition writer. Dawood Mydin Nasurudeen. 147. was found dead on the five-foot-way opposite a store m Anson Road early this morning.
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    False citizens told: No prosecution if you own up before Dec. 31
    161 4 False citizens told: No prosecution if you own up before Dec. 31 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. £HK Minister of the Interior, I)ato Suleiman bin Abdul Rahman, has launched the Government's six month amnesty to those who obtained citizenship through false declarations. In a broadcast he promised that culprits would not be
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    Religious lecture
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Andrew Peters, a SeventhDay Adventist lecturer, will give a talk on "Diet and Spirituality" at 8 Cairnhill Road at 6.30 p.m. on July 7 under the sponsorship of the Theosophical Society.
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    WORKERS URGE GOVERNMENT TO BACK-DATE PAY RISE
    86 4 WORKERS URGE GOVERNMENT TO BACK-DATE PAY RISE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —The staff side of the National Whitley Council (daily-rated) wants the Federation Government to back-date to March 24, 1959, the wage increase recommended by the Smith Commission of Inquiry. A statement issued by the secretary of the staff side, Mr.
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    Kluang transfer
    35 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues The Secretary of the Cooperative Store. Johore Bahru. Inche Said bin Ahmad, ha* been transferred to Kluang as Assistant District Officer. He is succeeded by Inche Salim bin Haji Ariffin.
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    CHANGE FROM SCHOOL TO WORK LIFE MOST CRITICAL PERIOD FOR THE YOUNG, SAYS A MINISTER
    186 4 CHANGE FROM SCHOOL TO WORK LIFE MOST CRITICAL PERIOD FOR THE YOUNG, SAYS A MINISTER IZUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Young Malayan workers needed not only to develop skill m their work but also a sense of social responsibility, said the Minister of Labour, Inche Bahaman bin Samsudin, m a message to
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    Man who's found guilty of pick-pocketing is jailed for two years
    179 4 Man who's found guilty of pick-pocketing is jailed for two years SINGAPORE, Tuesday THK Second Criminal District Judge. Mr. E. H. D'Xetto, sentenced a father of two to two years' jail after he was found guilty of stealing $60. Quay Siong Hwee, who admitted four previous convictions, was also ordered
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    Mr. Ong's third try
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. the suspended Minister for National Development, yesterday applied for the third time to the City I Administrator Mr. P. C. Lim for permission to use Hong Lim Green on Sunday be- tween 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.
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    STREETS HERE ARE SO CLEAN: VISITOR
    217 4 STREETS HERE ARE SO CLEAN: VISITOR OTAMFORD, Tues.— Beautiful, tall, slim and willowy Miss Natalie Glover, whose ambition is to enter the diplomatic service, finds Singapore an intriguing city m strong contrast to wet, windswept Hong Kong. Miss Glover, who hails from Alabama, U.S.A., stopped at Singapore on her way
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    YWCA'S HOLIDAY PROGRAMME FOR THE YOUNG
    114 4 YWCA'S HOLIDAY PROGRAMME FOR THE YOUNG SINGAPORE. Tues. The Young Women's Christian Association will organise an International Youth Holiday programme Irom Aug. 15 to 27. The 12-day programme is to give boys ai.d girls of different nationalities between 12 and 13 an opportunity of getting to know each other better
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    Rise in land rent
    38 4 KUCHING. Tues About 16.000 owners of country agricultural land throughout Sarawak have been notified by the Government that they would have to pay an incrfa.se rent of an acre from Jan. 1, next year.
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      335 4 CLUES ACROSS 1 That lit'le church shows a j I IP I 15 I f A"~fIfIHBVS fIBBA BBBt^~ certain type of roof (6). 11l I I B B 8. Suits an inheritor to a T, liHr^iHß^^BHl^" belonging to more than one B^ I I d. Kirn soon gets confused m
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    A parang man shakes hands with councillor
    42 5 A parang man shakes hands with councillor LUMPUR. formei trained tie Fewaved mumi'illor and ••Watch Ml An n drove Police i report. Court ingam pan apon -at BeM V- Roaa 12. m A shout D. C motion of m: I top- The
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    Girl Guide training
    55 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two 'guiders. Miss Rita Souza and Cheah Lay Yung from the Girl Guides' Association of Malaya will attend a 10-day training course m North Bor- i neo from August 3. LOCAL UNIVERSITIES TO CO-OPERATE WITH AMERICAN EXPEDITION] PLANNING TO CALL HERE FOR RESEARCH ON
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    MAHA will stage its biggest animal parade at 1960 show,
    164 5 MAHA will stage its biggest animal parade at 1960 show, KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday. 'PHE MAI. .WAN Ami-Horticultural Association will put on Its biggest-ever annual show at this it's four-day exhibition m Kuala Lumpur, startIne July 28 The main feature of the show will be the zoo section. mmotn-scale feed-; 'jrobirn;>
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    Chairman of party
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A former City Councillor, Mr^-. Felice Leon-Soh. has been elected chairman of the new-ly-formed Singapore Congres> at the party* inaugural meeting at the Victoria Memorial Hall.
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    GOVT. WILL NOT FORCE KAMPONG FOLKS TO WORK ON PROJECTS
    106 5 GOVT. WILL NOT FORCE KAMPONG FOLKS TO WORK ON PROJECTS A LOR STAR. Tues. The Assistant Minister for Rural Development, Ha.ii Khalid bin Awang Osman, said the Government would not force kampong i>eoplo to work on Government development projects. Initiative 'What the Government expects from them is voluntary work and
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    ROYAL NAVY TO SHOW ITS MIGHT
    89 5 Tues. Sections of the Royal Navy, based m Singapore, will cive a display of their assault capabilities on July 12. Called "Skylight." the demonstration will be given by the 42 Commando. Royal Marines, and aircraft of 848 Squadron. HM.S. Bulwark The display of might
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    Two scientists probe marine life in S'pore
    315 5  -  ALAN KHOO By SINGAPORE, Tues. Y WO AMERICAN biologists have been probing the pQssibility of calling an expedition here to do research on "the seas around us." They are Professors P. F. Scholander and Francis T. Haxo, of the Scripps Institute of Oceanography,
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    'Germany-1962'
    30 5 'Germany -1962' SINGAPORE. Tue.v The Singapore Film Society will screen "Metropolis < Germany 1962 r, a film directed by I Fritz Lang on July 31 at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise.
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    Union chairman
    25 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Haii Abu Bakar bin Mohamed Amin has been elected chairman of the Johore branch of the Public Health Inspectors Union.
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    23 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Young Women's Christian Association will organise an International Youth Holiday Programme from August 15 to 27.
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    17 6  -  WILLIAM JAMES The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook
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      ARE HAWKERS WELL UNDER CONTROL?
      147 6 ARE HAWKERS WELL UNDER CONTROL? 0 most surprising I Ind the PAP pactr Petir stating ll al hawkers arc n~-w well und-.r control A "vilhcn-dolLir super -mi built m Queenstcwn has not been opened cwm^ re lack f applicant Tl Clem-nt, R:ad market m Pasir Pining ru^ cl ->t.d down
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      PEN-PALS THEY SERVE NO USEFUL PURPOSE
      183 6 PEN-PALS THEY SERVE NO USEFUL PURPOSE am strongly against tnc suggestion by cne cf vcur rca-der-b who called for a pen-pal column m your pacer as soon Ci> possible. 1 sincerely hepe thcr n cf your regular readers cqrec v%ith me that thi is definitely not nece ->ary Ob it
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      KRISHNAN RISES TO GREAT HEIGHTS
      184 6 KRISHNAN RISES TO GREAT HEIGHTS 0 So Ramanafhan Krishnan is the first Indian to reach the semi-finals of the men's sinßles m the Wimbledon tennis championships! When I saw this medesf and unassuming young Induin (he i was then m his teens) play m an exhibition m Singapore a few
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      Complaint by angry housewife: My neighbour's girl is a real terror
      117 6 Complaint by angry housewife: My neighbour's girl is a real terror Dear Esme, \IY NEIGHBOUR'S little girl is a real terror! A She uproots the flowers m our garden, rings my doorbell and runs away, and teases my poor long-suffering cat. Though her mother knows about this she never ticks
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      73 6 Dear Esme, WHAT should I do uhfn my sister-in-law tries to instigate my husband against me. We have been married for three years. My husband agrees with his »i»ter that lam m the wrong without hearing my point of view. J. S. Dear J. S.. I cion't kno'A wha^ is
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      125 6 Dear Esme* WHAT would you do if you were a young unmarried mother and had to choose between keeping your baby or having her adopted. I love my baby so much but I feel I'm being selfish m trying to keep her with me. I want to do what is
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      44 6 Deai» Esme. WHO said: "To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive?' And do you believe it? MKS. LOW Dear Mrs. Low, c Robert Louis Stevenson said it. Do I believe it? Depends who's waiting at the other end of the journey.
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      56 6 Deaf Esme, WHEN my name was published m a pen-pal column recently, a girl wrote to me wanting to be my pen-friend. I replied accepting her friendship, but she did not reply back. Can you tell me why? ALLAN Dear Allan, c Maybe you were not a good letter writer
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      99 6 Dear Esme, I WENT to the Passport inquiry office of the I'nited Kingdom Trade Commissioner's and asked for an application form for a British passport. The man m charge asked me where 1 was born. When I told him I was born m Singapore he told me that I could
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      44 6 Dear Esme, EIGHTEEN, I am lonely and miserable. I have very few friends but seldom do I go out with them. I would like to gain friendship with menmers of the fairer sex Any suggestions? MISERABLE Dear Miserable. 0 Yes. do what comes natural]-.-
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      108 6 Dear Esme, I AM a Chinese girl aged 13, who is fond of whistling. I whistle from morn till night except on the road and at school. But now H has become such a habit that sometimes at school I whistle unconsciously while doing my work. My father says I
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      113 6 Dea# Esme, ..V:v. -o I HAVE just found out that my boy friend, whom I love very much and hope to marry one day. wears false teeth. I shudder at the prospect of watching him remove them at night. Do you think I'm silly? TORMENTED Dear Tormented. Stop shuddering and
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      120 6 done a good job In leading them safely to adulthood and marriage. And now grow up yourself, mother. Dear Esme, 11IAVE just seen the first Of my live children get married, and I feel so miserable. 1 tried not to show it, and she went on her honeymoon not knowing
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    45 6 0 DON T get upset. jot down your troubles m a letter and post them to Esme. Shell giv sound advice —or a rocket if you deserve Write to Dear Esme. The Singapore Free Pn Times House. River Valley Road, Singapore
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    Many Australians still think all Malayans live in attap huts!
    979 6  -  GARY YEANG by PERTH. Tuesday 4 FTER thousands of Asian students have been studying m Australia all these years and thousands of Australians have visited Asian countries or have been stationed m Malaya as troops or airmen, the Australians still
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    PRAISED-U.S. WOMEN VOLUNTEERS
    85 7  - PRAISED- U.S. WOMEN VOLUNTEERS ROY LAZAROO Their public spiritedness impresses local visitor By SINGAPORE. Tuesday I formed by America's volunworkers received hi^h praise .oh. chief of the Children's id Creche Section m Singapore, is Ihe wife <>| the Finance stiidv tour of Hie United interview with the Voice of Unpn
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    School art club to hold exhibition
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    Scouts to celebrate
    28 7 TAN JONG PAGAR. Tue.s. The Tanjong Pagar Boy Scout District will celebrate "Scout Week" at the Gan Eng Seng School on Sunday at 7 p.m.
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    Fine exhibition of Sarawak photos
    45 7 '."GAPORE. Tues \n of photograph. In Sarawak by Mr. X P. Wong la now on show '•Tie- Museum. exhibition will open 9 a.m. to 5.30 pm ekdays) and 10 a.m to 1 pm. on Sunda-. Wong b a profe>photographer In
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    CAMERAMEN CASH IN ON I-CARD PHOTOS: RURAL FOLK ARE CHARGED SCALPERS' PRICES
    157 7 CAMERAMEN CASH IN ON I-CARD PHOTOS: RURAL FOLK ARE CHARGED SCALPERS' PRICES KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Photographer.Already started to cash m on the cards which will be Introducing, l. They tlsil estates, mines, kampongs v tillages- taking pictures of people above those laid down by the .mem. vi rnment has warned
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    Cooperatives told: Don't depend on the Government forever
    221 7 Cooperatives told: Don't depend on the Government forever SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rm; Singapore Co-operative Union has been told that it should not forever depend on the Government for its development. This was contained m a ige of meetings from the Internatian Co-operative Alliance to the union on the i 38th International
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    MORE GAS STATIONS FOR MALAYA SAYS CHIEF OF CALTEX
    116 7 MORE GAS STATIONS FOR MALAYA SAYS CHIEF OF CALTEX r»HANGI, Tues. The first Caltex service station m Singapore was officially opened on Sunday afternoon by the wife of Mr. F. H. Levenhagen. Manager of Caltex Oil (Malaya) Limited before a gathering of over hundred invited guests Forerunner The station is
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    Verbal battle hots up air over varsity campus
    184 7  -  M. LOGANATHAN RAHIM ISMAIL NAMED CHAMPION ORATOR IN CONTEST FOR THE MARSHALL TROPHY By SINGAPORE, Tuesday QKATORY, the hall mark of the legal profession, filled the campus air over the weekend when the University of Malaya law students contested for the Mr.
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    LEADERSHIP IN FEDERATION IS SOUND, SAYS COMMISSIONER
    76 7 LEADERSHIP IN FEDERATION IS SOUND, SAYS COMMISSIONER QEREMBAN, Tues. The »5 New Zealand High Comniissiorier, Lt.-Col. CM. Bennett, said here that the Federation enjoyed good leadership m social, economic and Government affairs. He was addressing 170 people at the installation dinner of the Seromban Rotary Club at the Town Hall.
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    WORK ON A NEW MATERNITY HOSPITAL . TO BEGIN SOON
    112 7 WORK ON A NEW MATERNITY HOSPITAL TO BEGIN SOON KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The groundwork for the $5 million maternity hospital here has been completed and the Public Works Department is calling for tenders for the construction of the six-storey building. Tenders will be received at i the office of the
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    Rebate for dealers
    39 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— 1 To boost up the sale of Thai rice, the Thai Government has offered rebates to Malayan importers who buy i not less than 200 tons of rice each month from that country.
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    Mink for leading lady in Stage Club's new play: Breath of Spring
    126 7 Mink for leading lady in Stage Club's new play: Breath of Spring SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pOUR thousand dollars worth of costumes will be displayed at the Stage Club's presentation of "Breath of Spring" at the Cultural Centre theatre on July 20. The Club's secretary, Mrs. Francesca Bartter, said the Club would
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    Inquiry commission
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Federation Government has set up a three-man inquiry commission with Mr. Justice Hill as chairman, to review its tenders system and method of obtaining supplies.
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    Only one UMNO is recognised
    68 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Acting Secretary General 1 of the. UMNO said yesterday that the UMNO headquarters recognises only one UMNO organisation m Singapore 1 and that is the body led by Dato Abdul Hamid bin Jumat. He was replying to critici isms by Dato
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    Manager fined $50 for his behaviour
    64 7 BUTTERWORTH, Tues. The Acting Manager of Bertam Estate, Kepala Batas, W. G. E. Wilson was fined $50 by the Province Magistrate. Syed Hussain Jumalullil and reprimanded for his "high handed" action m demanding a motorist's driving licence and name. Wilson was charged and pleaded
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    Advice on rubber
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Rubber Research Institute o> Malaya has set up a technical advisory service to manufacturers who use natural rubber.
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    Chance for youths to join Force and do their bit for State
    198 7 Chance for youths to join Force and do their bit for State SINGAPORE, Tuesday. piK SINGAPORE Police Force have culled for recruits to be trained as police constables. Successful applicants will be required to undergo a six to nine months training course during which they will be required to live
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    NEW UNION WILL CATER FOR 15,000 WORKERS
    106 7 NEW UNION WILL CATER FOR 15,000 WORKERS KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A new union to cater for some 15.000 employees m the motor industry was formed after a meeting held m Kuala Lumpur. It will be known as the Union of Automobile Workers. Federation of Malaya, and will look after the
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    Police investigation
    38 7 BUTTEF.WORTH. Tues. Police here questioned 30 employees of the Aik Joo Canning Factory m connection with the murder of the company's cashier Mr. Lee Teck Heng. 27, who died of stab wounds m hospital on Sunday.
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    Airport expert due
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Belgian expert who will help m the construction of the new $50 million international airport will arrive m the Federal capital on Friday.
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      35 7 PQP-On the Tow Path ByjGog__^ "TT^^ r F5 I >t>j I <NOW.SO m Don' t trust to luck be sure ot a pleasant evening every day with a regular order for The Singapore Free Press
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    Nik ALMOST got my vote for this year's Nobel Peace Prize
    926 8  - Nik ALMOST got my vote for this year's Nobel Peace Prize WILLIAM FORREST HE BROKE AWAY FROM THE CREED OP MARX, ENCELS AND LENIN AND HOISTED THE FLAG OF CO-EXISTENCE By LONDON. Tues VVIIOM would you nominate For this year's Nobel Peace Prize? Until the other day my vote would
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    Curfew in Gauhati
    32 8 GAUHATI (Assam), Tues.— A 24-hour curfew was clamped on the Gauhati municipal area after police fired into a crowd, killing a student and wounding seven m a language riot.
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    Nik wise-cracks, then promises visa for woman to see mother
    402 8 Nik wise-cracks, then promises visa for woman to see mother t'r From Page One here In the factory— that w05.,1 be interference." Iti*. Khrushchev was m a lisht -hearted mood agal] when he visited the sick-ba} of the Voeest factory. To oblige a young nurse who asked lor his autograph,
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    SCOUTS MAY SCRAP THEIR SHORTS FOR LONGS
    130 8 SCOUTS MAY SCRAP THEIR SHORTS FOR LONGS LONDON, Tues. Are Boy Scouts over 15 years of age dissatisfied with their uniform shorts? The question is being considered by a committee of the Boy Scouts Association who want an answer to the question: "Is it desirable to permit members of the
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    Look here for your lucky star
    357 8 BORN today you are a person of many varied interests, yet one who can learn to concentrate on some single objective until that is reached. You have a kindly, understanding nature and are always ready and eager to help those who have difficulty assisting
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    Next year's fabrics for top fashions are in 3-D designs with a new blue
    489 8  - Next year's fabrics for top fashions are in 3-D designs with a new blue GINA MARTELLI By ROME, Tuesday THK FASHION news from Milan is th are still recovering from Vkt onsbuglil buyers and fashion writers who ntk-nut M.I.T.A.M. MI.T.A.M. is the Mercato Internazn Tessile per Abbigliamento c Arrec Milano.
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    Dreadfully dull hats
    29 8 LONDON. 1 M to bo worn by the Br:\ men'h team -j Olympic^ were criticM "dreadfully dv '*V Meat PC f tut( Mr. H W. Ml
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    Bevan better now
    17 8 LONDON. Tw rln Bovan. 62. who cally ill at Mm -'A a "romiortabl'- nil
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    Choose self-coloured fabric for the brighter look: It's so versatile and useful too!
    297 9 RED OR YELLOWJFOR GIRL IN 'NAUGHTY' M00D PASTEL SHADES IF SHE'S SWEET Imaugaret wee I PRESENTS k PAGE OF NEWS FOR WOMEN I Colourless MAGIC m colour>: Just think life would be if everything .nd "hite. I
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    80 9 TREAT 'PROBLEM SKIN' WITH 'CLEARSKIN' BY YARDLEY rEXAGERS with the "problem skin" will be glad to hear ot the latest beauty preparation to help clear up blemishes. It is Clearskin by Ynrdley. Often considered as part cf growing up spots, pimpK's. and blackheads can also cause real embarassment to the
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    NEW PICNIC BAG FOR THE FAMILY OUTING
    92 9 NEW PICNIC BAG FOR THE FAMILY OUTING A FAMILY picnic is always a joyous occasion but housewives are often put off by the large amount of things they have to bring along. Cold drinks are always In demand but they are not easy to carry. A new type of picnic
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    8 9 NYLON HAIR TO GIVE THAT ELEGANT LOOK nkjhkkbk
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    Shoe lines influenced by turn of fashion in clothes, says expert
    210 9 Shoe lines influenced by turn of fashion in clothes, says expert rrHF Unefl In shoes are greatly influenced by the turn of fashion m clothes. This i> the expert opinion Mr Jack Hmton. sales :r..i:.ager o! Raynes a:.d Christian Dior shoes. Mr. Hlnton was n B brief visit here last
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    LATEST DUSTING CLOTH ATTRACTS DIRT LIKE MAGNET
    79 9 LATEST DUSTING CLOTH ATTRACTS DIRT LIKE MAGNET WHATEVER will they think of next! At Cold Storage m Orchard Road the other day. I found a dusting cloth which actually attracts dust. It is made In England by Bradgate. from a blend of soft -spun nylon and finest cotton. Washable It
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    'PIG IN BLANKET' IS THIS WEEK'S $20 PRIZE-WINNING DISH
    402 9 'PIG IN BLANKET' IS THIS WEEK'S $20 PRIZE-WINNING DISH MRS. Daniel Ong, of 21D Woodsville Road, Singapore, wins the first prize m Recipe Contest No. 26 for her Pig m Blanket dish. She gets $10 and a Nestle hamper worth $10. INGREDIENTS: One pound round steak, halfteaspoonful salt, one sliced
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    Fraser, Wimbledon champ, beaten
    55 10 SCHEVEMNGLN. I I Neale Fraser, the Australian ldt-handcr v»lio won the Wimbledon men'b Mnglvs Utk was beaten m straight Ktl by Barry Mackay ol tlie Unitt d States m an exhibition lawn tennis match here yesterday. Mackay, who was seeded number two behind FNUMr at Wnnbleuon.
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    22 10 OLENBAOLBB. Tu< Texan Dick Mcl/ beat Briton Re^ Home and 1. yesterday lor the unofficial world senior goll champiuii.ship.
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    155 10  - Where did that come from? Lim Kok Ann liv QUDDEN de.tili is not ujuonimon m Junior Cbess Mpectall tlie victim has i.ot lieard o: Bart ley BygVtm Ho Nai I Gan En^i Seng feTl i<. Chon^ of Serangoon E.S. nheti the latter scmx»l won White Cnoy. B.afr: Ho 1 P-K4.
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    91 10 Aliiiuugn i defence 10 II tract vii to j] Soum would 1 bitter advi.sed I sale part-score. 1 bid as follow Jg Twu Club J monds m Tnree n« m Hearts. Noi I Heait.s ok; tivc support ly nad two apart Iron i.. Ci I he wa.s bum.
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    21 10 Mo.srow oi the 8 equalled th< 01 lor 100 metr< il by clocking 114 Qrf worlds fastest H Reuter.
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