The Singapore Free Press, 11 July 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERYBODY IS TALKING ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, JULY 11, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    That Convention: Kennedy is THE boy
    121 1 That Convention: Kennedy is THE boy SETBACKS FOR JOHNSON AS THE NOMINATION FIGHT HOTS UP wk x Mon. Vicm Senator John Ken- battle for the B v sidentia] nominaH \ci) more certain H Jit following indiw: two more State I," ihey would give I Lyndon Johnson, lj jority leader, alj
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    Uknown
    9 1 The naBagdad iday of its Abbasi, •a from
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    FORTUNE FOUND IN SCRAP DEALER'S HOME
    58 1 FORTUNE FOUND IN SCRAP DEALER'S HOME STOCKHOLM. Mon.—Police searching the home of a 65-year-old scrap dealer m Norrkoeping. Central Sweden, found a fortune m gold bars, gold and silver coin.>. precious stones and antique silver. Police were searching for account books on a warrant obtained by tax authorities investigating the
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    Hurricane on way
    26 1 AMI. Mon. Hurricane Abby. packing winds of up to 90 miles-per-hour, whirled through the Atlantic yesterday about 300 miles Southeast of Puerto Rico.
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    Frondizi ends tour
    26 1 MADRID. Mon— President Arturo Frondizi of Argentina, left here by air last night for Buenos Aires at the end of his European tour.
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    Admiral's suicide
    20 1 TAIPEH. Mon. Rear-Ad-miral Tuan Yun-lin, 44, commander of the Navy Training Command here, fatally shot himself on Thursday.
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    CONGO: A BREAK-UP?
    18 1 MORE BELGIAN TROOPS GO IN AS SHOOTING, LOOTING AND RAPE SPREAD: REFUGEES POUR OUT, NOW...
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    A sick wife is drugged and flown from Jakarta to Singapore
    102 1 A sick wife is drugged and flown from Jakarta to Singapore iVtunrhty. J4IK wife of a British chaplain m Indonesia made a 489-mile air dash from Jakarta to Singapore for medical treatment. She is Mrs. Eminent L Coleman. a nurse stationed m Jakarta. A British Military Hospital ambulance and nurse
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    Now U.S. plans a deep-sea sub
    34 1 WASHINGTON, Mon.— The Navy has launched a M 54.5 million programme to develop a submarine which could reach a depth of 15,000 feet and possibly revolutionise underwater warfare.
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    Strike spreads
    18 1 LONDON. Mon.-The Liverpool seamen's strike In which 1 500 mon are involved spread to the Clyde.
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    A KIDNAP CHARGE AGAINST SECT IN SHELTERS
    200 1 A KIDNAP CHARGE AGAINST SECT IN SHELTERS j OENSON. (Arizona), Mon. The religious sect whose members went underground a week ago m fear of nuclear war ran afoul of the law as kidnapping charges were filed by local authorities. Shorty" Burke, 30, assistant manager of a LumberCompany and not a
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    Reds oust rebels
    33 1 KATMANDU. Mon. Communist Chinese troops have recaptured Shekar Dzong, a strategic Tibetan road centre 40 miles north of the Nepal border alter four weeks of fierce battle with Tibetan rebels.
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    Five tourists killed
    34 1 MEIRINGEN. Mon. At least five British tourists were killed and another 20 injured when their bus was hit by a train at an unguarded level crossing near Meiringen m Central Switzerland.
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    Gunboat shoots trawler
    49 1 RIYKJAVIK, Mon .The Icelandic gunboat. Odinn. fired two shots througn the* funnel of the British Trawler. Grimsby Town, the Icelandic coast guard announced last night. The coastguard said the Odinn had tried for a long time to arrest the Grimsby Town for illegal fishing inside limits.
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    Castro-a lung ailment
    228 1 Castro -a lung ailment OVERWORK BLAMED: ORDERED TO BED FOR SEVERAL WEEKS' HAVANA, Monday. T\Y\. Fidel (.'astro, the Cuban Prime Minister, is suffering from an infection of the left lung and has been ordered to rest, it was announced here yesterday. The announcement was made by the Cuban Education Minister.
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    CUPID GETS BACHELOR CHIEF THE SACK
    74 1 Michael Medwin. 37. the well-known actor who is founder of the Bachelors' Association "to prevent young men from rushing into marriage" has now been forced to resign. Why? Because after a whirlwind courtship, he is* to marry glamorous redhead. Sunny Back, mother of two
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    Contest winner to start poultry farm with $5OO
    191 1 Contest winner to start poultry farm with $5OO SINGAPORE, Mon. A little piece of idle land m rural Chua Chu Kang will soon be converted into a lively poultry farm, thanks to the Free Press Word Puzzle Contest. And the link between a poultry farm and the Word Puzzle is
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    Ships for Vietnam
    23 1 TOKYO, Mon. Two 500 horse power freighters were delivered to North Vietnam by the East German Government m Haiphong yesterday.
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    Rock 'n' roll dirge
    30 1 MIAMI, Mon. A sax, guitar and bass played rock 'n' roll music -at a youth's i funeral here. "It was the boy's wish," said a mourner.
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    342 1 One province secedes, asks Britain for help LEOPOLDVILLE, Mon.—Ter-ror-ridden Congo has begun to fall apart mineral-rich Katanga province was reported to have seceded and declared itself independent of Mr. Patrice Lumumba's central government. Meanwhile more Belgian paratroopers were dropped into the Congo. They parachuted down to Luluabourg m Central Kasai
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    Soviet-Indonesia pact
    56 2 SCOW, Mv:, Russia d a three -year trade mei.t with Indonesia. Indonesia will buy Soviet road building and •uricultural machinery, tors, machine tools, ferrous rolled goods, new- sprint, medicines, chemicals and oil products. The Soviet Union, m turn, will buy more rubber, rawhides, vegetable oils, qpices, coffee and
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    Giant pure-jet inaugurates J.A.L. service across the Pacific on August 12
    488 2 Giant pure-jet inaugurates J.A.L. service across the Pacific on August 12 PAYA LEBAR. Mon. I 4 JETLINER, as lonfc as a row of six terrace houses and as hiuh as a tour-storey building, will leave San Francisco Inter- national Airport for Tokyo on Aug. 12 to inaugurate Japan Air Lines
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    66 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Reifensleiu 1/2. Autolycus 4/5. Tobago 6A. Uoiuu C/ 7, Agamemnon 8/9, Kapiian Kosko 10/11, Oceania 13/14, Eastern Maid 15/16. Urlana 18, Seikai Maru 19, Sletter 21/22. Van Noort 23/24. Kaiong 2C. Sanana 27/28, Mlneshima Maru
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    Lock icon Expanding industry needs skilled men
    96 2 AUCKLAND: N^w Zealand urgently need a "'special burs'.' or immig; an's to man Her expanding industry. Sir James Fletcher, eh urman. told the annual general meeting of Fletcher Holdings here. "We are m the midst of waiting new industries which cannot be built, manned and
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    Persian steel mill contract signed
    66 2 1)1 ISBIR(, a contract for consortium of British and West German companies to build i steel mill In Persia has betn initialled m Teheran. The consortium. led by UriiittK. includes the Krupp concern n;>d Metallurgical Equipment Export Company of Britain. The mill, which will eventually
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    LOOK-AROUND
    555 2 Negligence denied JOHANNESBURG: T.< South African and General Investment and Trust Company the holding company of Clydesdale Collieries said m a r^pori. to .sluueholdeis thai evidence at the Inquiry into the Coalbrook Mine di.sasier "did j not justify tiie finding of negligence on ihe part of tne mine management..'"
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    World tanker rates wit stay low, Shell says
    479 2 —-^mMMwyMfy^f'^Ff^^yj! ?f J*^L*J i I M -i I 1 1 VrS v SINGAPORE, Monday. THE WORLD'S tanker market remained aepressed throughout last year with charter rates correspondingly low, a situation which is considered likely to continue for some time to come, the
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    UP 4 DOWN 49 UNCHANGED 124
    952 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. Monday. Previous looay INDUSTRIALS Alex. Bricks Oros (N) .90 90 I AtlM Ice 11. 00 B^.ers, 8.8. Petro! 46 6 46 6 B.M. Trustees 525 525 i Con. Tin Smelt. Pref. 20,3 20 3 Ords. 49
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    NETHERLAND'S OUTPUT: 'REMARKABLE INCREASE'
    77 2 NETHERLAND'S OUTPUT: 'REMARKABLE INCREASE' pARIS. increase i Netherh. tivity dur further peeted m i ing to a I Netherla Activity p* the O Europe^!. n0 Co -ope ra! Alter per cv. yJ*i vi Incrc fl oiun.' p- j thti up-v. qm been cvi g ed but !nr ded tracti« mM
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    JAPAN'S SHIPS A 'THREAT' TO JAPANESE SHIPPING
    108 2 JAPAN'S SHIPS A 'THREAT' TO JAPANESE SHIPPING JOKYO, Mon. The Japan Shipowners' Association said yesterday it was "seriously studying methods of reprisals" to block the threat posed to Japanese shipping between Filipino and American ports when 12 vessels being built for the Philippines under the reparations agreement go into operation.
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    RUBBER
    166 2 Lack of factory buying causes sharp price drop I ONDON. Mon.— Rubber prices fell a further two pence to three pence per pound m the week influenced by further sharp declines at Singapore resulting from fresh upcountry selling and tired bull liquidation. The extent of the declines rather surprised
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    U.S. to step up import of sugar from Formos
    103 2 fPAIPEH. Mon.— Preliminary A reports from Washington said the United States, after cutting Cuba's quota. was ready to raise imports of Formosa sugar from 3.624 to 10.000 tons The report from thr United States said demand for Formosa sugar might even
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    An Olympic Games offer for youths
    90 3  -  CHAN SWAN BEE sfdsdfsdfdfdsfsdfsdfdfsdfsdf SINGAPORE. Mon. COMMITTEE PLANS A b|3^MRNtY-STYt^^ T0 PROVIDE FREE LODGING FOR YOUNG VISITORS Lj. <»mmodation will be provided to f »re youths intending to visit Rome i to 9CC the 1960 Olympic Games. been made possible by the liltee for
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    Talayan-tinned tuna
    10 3 PThe FfederaJ Aodul r an- Malayan- rew :med
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    Babas and politics
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    A new solicitor
    9 3 I Ran- cimitted icitor m the
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    LAST OF 'QUEENS' FOR THE PRESSMEN: 'MORE SERIOUS THINGS TO DO'
    141 3 LAST OF 'QUEENS' FOR THE PRESSMEN: 'MORE SERIOUS THINGS TO DO' SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore wilj have no more "P ress Queens." A Singapore Union of Journalists spokesman said this yesterday. The '"Press Queen competition had been the big- got highlight of the annual Press- Ball organised by the union since
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    JP appointed head
    42 3 IPOH. Mon— Daio Megat Yunus bin Haji Megat Mohamed Isa. 54. a retired Malayan Civil Service Officer and a Justice of the Peace, has been appointed territorial chief of the rice-bowl district of Krian by the Sultan of Perak.
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    Country people' plan a literacy campaign among the farmers
    120 3 It Mul.-a I y camI been I SineiiI People's I with the I sa etiueaB i told I worKI n with I' bodies -m> I pie could I benefit m I he said. B^_ draft- plani to hold regular night classes
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    Havelock centre
    27 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Havelock Road Community Centre will be officially opened by Mr. Low Por Puck. Assemblyman fcHavelock, on Saturday July 23 at 5 p.m.
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    Anna realises her childhood dream of a trip to U.S.
    282 3  - Anna realises her childhood dream of a trip to U.S. CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE, Mon. |F you run into Miss Anna Wong and ask her about her recent trip to America, she will sum it up m a three-letter word: "W-O-W." Anna, a Cathay Pacific Airways' booking oflice receptionist,
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    'GO THROUGH MILL,' MINISTER TELLS THE SEAMEN
    199 3 'GO THROUGH MILL,' MINISTER TELLS THE SEAMEN OENANG. Mon. The Minister 01 Transport. Inche Sardon bin Haji Jubir. urged ambitious Malayan seamen to "go right through the mill and strive for foreigngoing certificates." "Here is an opportunity for youngsters with talent and ambition." he said when he declared open the
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    A PLAYING FIELD SOON FOR FORMER 'PEACE TALKS' TOWN
    85 3 A PLAYING FIELD SOON FOR FORMER 'PEACE TALKS' TOWN BALING. Mon. Baling, where the "peace talks" \v it h the Communists leader. Chin Peng, wore held m 1957. will have a new playing field soon. The Kedah Government has bought a 51 4.900 site on the outskirts of the town
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    A Sultan's tour
    20 3 BENTONG. Mon. The Sultan of Pahang will tour the Bentong District from July 14 to July 19.
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    PUBLIC BLAMED FOR BIG INCREASE IN CYCLE THEFTS
    99 3 PUBLIC BLAMED FOR BIG INCREASE IN CYCLE THEFTS A LOR STAR, Mon. Police blamed an "unco-operative public* for the increase m bicycle thefts m Kedah. A senior police officer said that m spite of repeated appeals, owners still left their bicycles unlocked. In June 84 bicycles were stolen, and only
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    6-year water plan
    32 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. A $500,000 six-year plan to benefit 180,000 people has been drawn up here to provide water for the rural and semi-rural population of J oho re.
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    No ill-effects here
    35 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation's Minister for Commerce and Industry, Inche Khir Johari, said that South African retaliation to the Malayan boycott will not have any significant illeffects on the local economy.
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    Private homes: Building trade is picking up again in suburbs
    149 3 Private homes: Building trade is picking up again in suburbs SINGAPORE, Monday. IJUILDIXG of houses m rural areas is picking up again alter a sharp decline last year. i According to the" latest 1 issue of the Malayan Statistics, private building enterprises rose to 271, between January and April. For
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    Training for Malays
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Pan-Malayan Transport Operators' Association has written to the Rural and Industrial Development Authority asking it to recommend six M-alay youths to be trained m management.
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      130 3 Medium Wave 476 metres meuts; 6.55 Singapore i>iiar« Short Wave: 62 metres market report; 7.00 The news; (4780 kc/s.) 7.10 Newstalk fr0n ,9.00 p.m.-10.(H> p.m. daily. 7 Matev-Lesaon 43; 7?A°Jr- Mor^ d f7 w me 1^ t ec Flighus: 8.15 Honour roll of i 2 SS rSS *J° TI2VZL hits:
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    ORANGE BLOSSOMS... PAGE OF NEWLY-WEDS
    222 4 ORANGE BLOSSOMS PAGE OF NEWLY-WEDS Mr. S. Ponnudur.n and Miss N. I'm,. married according to Hindu rites at tin- Orfc? Club. The bridegroom is the son of Mi while the bride is the only daughter of Mr Nagallngam 9 Mr. Stanley Wee Chuan Boon offering a piece of wedding cake
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    He retires after 34 years with the Railways
    113 4 He retires after 34 years with the Railways SINGAPORE. Moil. A railway clerk who took the last train out of Padang Besar m Thailand one day before the Japanese forces captured the border town m 1941, has retired from the Railway Department after 34 years' service. Mr. Mong Swee Tet
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    He worked in the days when stenos could dictate to the bosses
    122 4 He worked in the days when stenos could dictate to the bosses SINGAPORE, Monday. JUIKRK was a time long ago when a stenographer could walk into an Office and dictate terms to the boss. I That was m 1919, when ster rgraphers were a rare professional specie. And that was
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    Immigration office
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The main office of the Immigration Department will start functioning from the second floor of the Ministry of Home Affairs at Empress Place as from today.
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    Four hands on one guitar: The duet with a difference hits right note
    197 4  -  ALEXANDRA LEE By SINGAPORE, Won. J^HE new thing m music is the guitar twosome both playing the same guitar at the same time. It might sound quite difficult but Christopher Goh, 18, and Michael Lee. 10. seem
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    Andrew's big ambition is to have his own miniature zoo
    229 4 Andrew's big ambition is to have his own miniature zoo SINGAPORE, Monday. A THIRTEEN-YEAR-OLD schoolboy has bis ambition to own a miniature zoo. Animal lover from child- hood. Andrew Augustus Smith, has a peculiar way with the pets. Young Andrew is one of the voluntary helpers of the RSPCA and
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    TUC to end strikes
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The rrades Union Congress wil make an effort, with the assistance of the Government to settle all strikes In S tat€ t<> maintain lniustrial peace.
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    A war memorial
    38 4 PORT DICKSON, Mon.— At a simple ceremony here the Yang di-Pertuan Agong unveiled a memorial to the officers and men of the Royal Malay Regiment who died m the last war and during the Emergency.
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    Siow Mong's talk
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. Lee Siow Mong, Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, will give a talk on "The Construction of the Chinese Characters" on July 19 at the TOO H headquarters m Talbot House.
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    They wreal havoc it estate with their catapults
    113 4 They wreal havoc it estate with their catapults SERANGOON G DENS. Monpult wielc. ren panes, shoo* yas and damage pots, according sidents of Benq Garden hurst Dri\( Drive tbd Ra ton Avenue Sixteen housr the.v roads n damage to r c ties. They said group, o' dren. wh<* k evenings
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      427 4 TODAY: 1.14 p.m. TOMORROW: 0.29 a.m. and 1.57 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 1.17 a.m. and 2.37 p.m. THURSDAY: 2.06 a.m. and 3.16 p.m. FRIDAY: 2.59 a.m. and 3.58 p.m. SATURDAY: 3.56 a.m. and 4.41 p.m. SUNDAY: 5.07 a.m. and 5.33 p.m. CLUES ACROSS f^~~^^MX 2 The prisoner (almost) ate m II I
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    New technical school for the State
    147 5  -  R. G. Pillai 3-cxvcxvcxvxcvcx Singapore, Mon. |N5T ruction will be m tamil for 200 boys a nd girls: govt. b £ars half the cost „|l -si u 't-hnioal school m Singapore where nudium of instruction is m vernacular, milt m Vio (hu Kan^ Road
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    Punters invade backyard to pray to a discarded banana stem which is now bearing full fruit
    362 5  - Punters invade backyard to pray to a discarded banana stem which is now bearing full fruit HOW POW PECK By IPOH, Mon. DISCARDED 2ft long banana stem which bears lull fruil ;it Kampong Tembok two miles from here, is hcin^ worshipped. More and more people, especially 100--character lottery punters, are
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    The Boy Mozart
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Marymount Convent School here will present a concert ""The Boy Mozart" on August 4 at the Cultural Centre. Canning Riae.
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    YOUR HOTELS SO EXPENSIVE, SAYS A VISITING BUSINESSMAN
    124 5 YOUR HOTELS SO EXPENSIVE, SAYS A VISITING BUSINESSMAN SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. D. Lowe, 27, a business executive from Canada who arrived here with his wife on their way to Australia, complained of the high cost of hotel accommodation here compared to New York. He said m New York it was
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    BANK CHIEF OFF ON ROUND THE WORLD TRIP
    38 5 BANK CHIEF OFF ON ROUND THE WORLD TRIP SINGAPORE. Mon— The manager of the Ba-ngkok Bank Limited. Mr. Yonij Dhaneswon&se. left Sincapore for a threv- month business tour of the world. Mr. Dhaneswongse was accompanied by his wife.
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    Minister for Brunei
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Federation Minister for Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, will pay a five-day semi-official visit to Brunei from today at the personal invitation of the Sultan Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin.
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    'Oily men' scare
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —A gans: of live "oily men" la said to be on the prowl m the Bukit Blntang and Hicks Road area, molesting women m their homes.
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    City folks are crazy about 'Kuey Baba'... a new Malayan cake
    145 5 City folks are crazy about 'Kuey Baba' a new Malayan cake SINGAPORE, Monday. J^ NEW cake craze has got hold of businessmen, professionals and office-workers m the City area. This new 'captivating' assortment is called "Kuey Baba" or Straits Chinese cakes. And they are different from the traditional types of
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      331 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S > EVENTS KAMALA CLUB: Sewing class 10 a.m. lo 12 p.m.; 1 p.m. to 3 p.m.. l p.m. to 5 p.m.; embroidftM 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.: 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. SINGAPORE JUDO CLUB: Children and beginners class p.m. to 8.30 p.m.: randori .c 8.30 p.m.
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    What a royal battle for 'prestige votes'!
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    189 10  -  VAZIR MARKER By SINGAPORE. Mon. GUSSY'S GOOD SHOW IN LEAGUE /^USSY Ken.andez 26, is fast improving m Singapore's softball league. A. protege of Godfrey Carneg ie, Gussy began playing ;»fter -he" joined the Cardinals two years Lt?o. He had been a member of
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    81 10 QINGAPOR& Mo., The O Sixth Singapore Sikh*. Sport., will be held' on Sunday. 14th Aunu>t at the Fairer Park Athletic Centre starting at 1.45 p.m. The meet Is open to aU Sikhs m Singapore. Entry forms may be obtained irom all the Singapore Gurudwara >ecretarie>, a:.d
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    64 10 SELETAR. Mon. Seletar Young Indians Sports Club invites entries from members tor its second Annual Badminton Championships. Entries must be submitted before Sunday. For the late Mr. Veerasigh .Memorial Cup (singles) old boys of the Admiralty Asian School are also requested to submit entries. Forms can
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    104 10 EMPRESS PLACE. Mon.— There was a big turn out at the Singapore Glass sports Club inaugural dance held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday. The dance started off with some strict tempos supplied by the band of Ist. Battalion Cheshire Regiment. There were
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    164 10 Polite 5>.A 2 Jollilads A.l' 1 THE SAFA Division 2A championship was decided under floodlights after a second play-oil when Police Sports Association beat the Jollilads Athletic Union. Their first play-ofT was calli ed off due to the rowdy crowd lat Geylang Stadium. Police got their
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    27 10 MAASTRICHT. Mon.— Ria i van Velsen of Holland yes- i terday broke her own world record for 100 metres backstroke, clocking 70.9 sec. U.P.I.
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    114 11 :rt i»m Ju'.y 10. Going:: Good Cl 1 Div. 2— 7 F. Won by: 1. head. 2). Time: lmin. 2!) *l 1 Div 1 TF. Won by: I. hend. neck. Time: lmin. 11 I 5 Mngapore Cup (CL I—ll1 11 miles). Won by: 4. neik.
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