The Singapore Free Press, 18 July 1960

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    19 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVEavannv ts TMjnRfi ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, JULY 18. 1960. 15 CENTS. 8
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    ROCKY ROCKS BOAT AGAIN
    341 1 'No to second the Nixon-for-President motion OVERNOR ALSO REFUSES 0 BE NIXONS UNNING MATE. ..AND THE EMOCRAT CANDIDATE EfjNEDY GETS EARLY START WITH ALL THE PRAISE NEW YORK, Monday. )VERNOR Nelson Rockefeller last night rocked the Republican boat bv refusing to second the nomination of Vice
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    Lock icon PPLY SECRET DATA TO NDIDATES...ON HIS TERMS
    44 1 PPLY SECRET DATA TO NDIDATES...ON HIS TERMS IKE WILL l ;and», at Eisento provide with formation curity L through -s. chosen 1 been and The orocedure ciisJames Secre- pollqf n data ailabie both Central his ciirec- to v to by tial receive I Reuter
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    TWO WIN $500 CONTEST AFTER 21 TRIES
    154 1 TWO WIN $500 CONTEST AFTER 21 TRIES SINGAPORE, Mon. Success has come to two readers who have been trying The Free Press word puzzle contest since its inception. After 21 attempts, both Mr. Ang Scan San and Mrs. Ec Hoon Sian?. alias Minnie Tan. are joint winners m contest "U."
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    Lock icon Nehru tours Assam
    21 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, yesterday toured riot-torn areas of Northern Assam by helicopter.- Reuter
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S PUBLIC ENEMY No. 1 GYPSY JACK KILLS HIMSELF
    119 1 BRITAIN'S PUBLIC ENEMY No. 1 GYPSY JACK KILLS HIMSELF LONDON, lion. Britain's public enemy No. 1 committed suicide yesterday while Scotland Yard detectives stormed into his sliding panel hideout. William Gypsy Jack Smith. 24, nestled a 12--gauge shotgun between his knees and .used a big toe to pull the trigger
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    Lock icon 2 beaten to death in court by mob
    50 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Two people were beaten to death last night by a crowd of 2,000 who broke into a magistrate's court at Halvad township. Gujarat State during a case. the accuse^^rTaTlndhapprng case, and the person who stood bail for him.- Reuter
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    Tito-Abboud talks
    24 1 BELGRADE, Mon.— President Tito of Yugoslavia and President Ibrahim Abboud of the Sudan neared the end of two days of "favourable" talks.
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    Lock icon Israeli war games
    21 1 JERUSALEM. Mon. The Israeli Defence forces yesterday began large scale summer war srames ln the Neeev Desert. Reuter
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    Snapped—a star crash
    49 1 Snapped— a star crash m SEATTLE. Mon A U.S. astronomer has photographed the most distant, identifiable celestial object ever captured by photography. The object, believed to be a galaxy or a pair of galaxies m collision, is so far away its light takes ii.ooo million years to reach earth.
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    Royal ghosts talked: The Church backs story
    175 1 Royal ghosts talked: The Church backs story fONDON, Mon.— A front-page report m the Empire News, a Sunday newspaper, yesterday revealed that an astonishing document claiming supernatural communication with the spirits of lhe long-dead King Henry VIII and members of his Court is to be published by an authori- tative
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    Belgium aid for Katanga but official denies recognition for state
    204 1 Belgium aid for Katanga but official denies recognition for state ELISABETHVILLE (Katanga), Monday. QOUNT Harold Lynden, Under-Secretary of State m the Belgian Prime Minister's office, arrived here yesterday with an offer of Belgian aid for Katanga Province, which has announced its independence of the Congo Republic. But Count Lynden, who
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    TEACHER WAS VERY KIND TO ME, SAYS BOY RUNAWAY
    206 1 TEACHER WAS VERY KIND TO ME, SAYS BOY RUNAWAY lIINCKLEY, (Leiceslx tershire, Mon.— A 12--year-old boy told a magistrates court here that the schoolteacher accused of kidnapping him and taking him to Europe "was always very kind to me." The schoolteacher. Kevin Treacy, 29. was charged with "stealing and taking
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    Lock icon Tremble, tremble...
    16 1 MOSCOW. Mon.— An earthquake occurred yesterday m the region of the SovietAfghanistan border.- Reuter
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    Lock icon GOES BOATING
    124 1 GOES BOATING A GAY NIKITA lOSCOW, Mon. 1U The Soviet Premier, Mr. Nik i t a Khrushchev, and other Soviet leaders took time off from their busy schedule yesterday to entertain representatives of the country's multi national intelligentsia. Guests included artists, composers, conductors, dramatists. musicians, scientists and writers. Mr. Khrushchev
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    Lock icon Unofficial strike
    27 1 LIVERPOOL. Mon. Thousands of British and Iri>h holidaymakers were yesterday stranded on both sides of the Irish Sea because of an unofficial seamen's strike.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Yugoslavia visit
    17 1 BELGRADE, Mon. Dr. D.iu-anda. the Indonesian First Minister, will pay a on July 29. Reuter
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    Lock icon Symbols of hatred
    20 1 MELBOURNE. Mon. Swastikas and anti-Jewish slogans were painted outside two homes m a Melbourne suburb yesterday. Reuter
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    Kidnap and murder
    27 1 TOKYO. Mon —Police at Osaka m Western Japan last I night arrested a man and charged him with kidnapping and murdering a seven-year-old boy.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    26 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today buying $133 and selling $141 xd. Second Malayan Fund manager's prices buying $1.04 i and selling $1.10 xd.
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    Lock icon 1,000 PEASANTS FLEE FROM ETNA TERROR
    94 1 1,000 PEASANTS FLEE FROM ETNA TERROR CIATAMIA 'Sicily Mon j More than 1,000 peasants m little villages on the side of Mount Etna fled their homes yesterday a.s molten boulders, the size of huge trucks, were hurled into the air. Lava began flowing from the south-east side of the mountain
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    M $30 mil. air terminal at London to be fitted with electronic devices
    511 2 M $30 mil. air terminal at London to be fitted with electronic devices PAYA LEBAR Mon i 4 NEW MS3O million ail terminal building with "magic" doors is to bo built by British European Airways at London airport. Hie 10-storejr high building will have door> opened matically and mysterly for
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    Bonn-Cambodia trade pact
    51 2 BONN: West Germany and Cambodia have concluded a trade agreement and an agreement on technical co-operation, the West Germany Economics Ministry said m a press statement here. The negotiations, held m Bonn, were led on the Cambodian side by Mr. Phlek-Phoeun, an official of the Cambodian Planning
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    69 2 SHIPS IN PORT OHIPS lying alongside the O Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Benlomond 1/2, Karimata 4 5, Shunko Maru 6A, Tjipondok 6/7. Akita Maru 8 9. Kwangsi 10/11, Tagatay 13/14. Glengye 15/16, City of Colombo 18, Burnslde 19, Siberoet 21/22, Isarco 23/24, Kunak 25/26, Straat Clarence
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    Lock icon 296 dry cargo ships laid up
    75 2 LONDON: A world total of 296 dry cargo ships was laid up through lack of employment at the beginning of this month, Britain's Chamber of Shipping has announced here. The idle ships amounted to 1.661.266 gross tons. Britain had 26 ships laid up, and
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    Freeze trawler
    46 2 The first British fishing trawler to freeze her entire catch of fish at sea is about to be built. The new freeze-ship is said by the British Trawlers Federation to be the answer to the dual menace of dwindling catches and narrowing fishery limits.
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    528 2 Ford lays off 2,000 DAGENHAM, (Essex): More than 2,000 workers at the Ford Motor Company plant here have been laid off following a walk-out by 40 men on the engine assembly line. The 40 refused to work after two men had been transferred io another department: Told io go
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    UP 29 DOWN 4 UNCHANGED 144
    874 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. FEY TO MARKINGS. t cci Bjj cum capitai issue «ell deluding everything. xd bjj eiciudiag dieiiaN. I cli aaj cum baaas issue. V xer excluding capiUl retara. r cer cum capital return I cd com dividend C
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    Cargo liner with engin aft makes her Ist visit
    384 2 Cargo liner with engin aft makes her Ist visit PAGE TWO TODAY GIVES YOU A ROUN&J OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE Nfy SINGAPORE, Monday. A NEW CALLER to Singapore, on her maiden A voyage last week, was the East Asiatic Company's 12,000-ton cargo liner, Ayuthia. The first m
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    JAPAN PRODUCES MORE CARS, TRUCKS AND BUSES
    92 2 JAPAN PRODUCES MORE CARS, TRUCKS AND BUSES rpOKYO: Japan's automo--1 bile Industry associations today announced that production for tbe first half of this year reached 199.331 units. This was 1 66.4 pt r increase over the corresponding period last year The announcement w;is made by the Automobile Industry Association and
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    CUBAN B BECOME THE 'SO IMPORTE
    29 2 CUBAN B BECOME THE 'SO IMPORTE Hrn In Cm mm at the J I foi I Itea pH ma Al>. |IBi^ mi Aim petj |rjd An o^ 9 Hi
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    BULLION
    154 2 New trading margins imposed to check rise m price BOMBAY, Mon— The Maharashtra State Government today tightened margin regulations for trading m silver and gold by imposing "ex parte" margins on bulls m the next delivery of September. A similar margin is also being applied to the October settlement.
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    Australia looks to P.I. for copra
    82 2 MANILA: Australia appealed to be shifting its source of desiccated coconut from Ceylon to the Philippines, the Deparment of Commerce repoi.eo here. An Australian importer had placed an order for an initial shipment of 150 tons, the Department said m a press statement Australian
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    33 2 LONDON: Czechoslovakia will build an oil refinery at Sue/, with an annual rapacity of 1.000.000-tons under an agreement signed between the U:.ned Arab Republic and Czechoslovakia, Moscow Radio said Reuter
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    Manila bid to national rice and corn indus
    110 2 MANILA. Mon. The nationalisation of the rice and corn industry of the Philippines appeared imminent on Saturday Congressmen prepared to conclude their special session today. They are now making their second attempt ban aliens mostly Chinese from the country s rice and
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    Forged rupiahs: Island traders hit
    85 3  -  SAN BEE I jCN £SIA-4_AJJU^CHE3_ ES TIGATION INTO PORTS OF FRAUD BUSINESSMEN I SINGAPORE. Mon IlniJi n <io\ eminent has started a ajlM'ak iwveatifiti— into the swindle of a m the Rhio Archipelago businessmen using counterfeit nuil by ;i spokesman ol the i sulate m
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    YOUTH CAME FOR DINNER AND DEPARTED WITH A GIRL
    157 3 YOUTH CAME FOR DINNER AND DEPARTED WITH A GIRL IT LANG. Mon. An ,v estate worker told the Sessions Court here how his 13-year-old daughter was' kidnapped by a youth to whom he gave food and shelter. G. Chelliah. 21. pleaded guilty to kidnapping the girl from her parents and
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    More Malayan students now go to India for higher studies
    237 3 More Malayan students now go to India for higher studies SINGAPORE, Mon.— The number of Malayan students going to India for university education is increasing every year, according to shipping agents and education-* ists. Mr. a. R. Jumabhoy. of R. Jumabhoy and Sons, agents for the State* of Madras, said
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    BALLROOM DANCE CONTEST: ROBERT AND MARY SAY LUCK GAVE THEM HONOURS
    131 3 BALLROOM DANCE CONTEST: ROBERT AND MARY SAY LUCK GAVE THEM HONOURS SINGAPORE Mon —Two young office assistants. Mr. Robert Lim and Miss Mary Chan, realised their ambition of becoming the amateur ballroom dance champions of Singapore, when they were declared winners m the 1960 Championship held recently. In May this
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    Police Band concert
    19 3 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Police Band will play at the Esolanade from 7.30 to 8.30 tonight.
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    BAZAAR HAWKERS WORRY FOR 50 SHOPKEEPERS
    77 3 BAZAAR HAWKERS WORRY FOR 50 SHOPKEEPERS BUKIT TIMAH. Mon. About 50 shopkeepers here are worried over the "invasion by bazaar hawkers who made their first appear- ance last Monday. And these hawkers hove indicated they would visit Bukit Timah village every Monday night. More than 1.000 people patronised the bazaar
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    New postal agency
    16 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The new Jalan Eunos Postal Agency at will be opened today.
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    A CHANCE FOR LOCAL FIRMS TO EXPAND WITH NEW DELHI'S PLANS TO EXPORT A NEW RANGE OF PRODUCTS
    231 3 A CHANCE FOR LOCAL FIRMS TO EXPAND WITH NEW DELHI'S PLANS TO EXPORT A NEW RANGE OF PRODUCTS SINGAPORE, M o n.— With the expansion of Indian industries and new products available for export, more firms m Singapore should undertake the distribution of these products m this part of the
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    Inconsiderate: $20 fine for motorist
    45 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.-H. Lim. pleading guilty m the magistrate's court here to inconsiderate driving, asked the court not to endorse his driving licence as the accident was of a trivial nature. He was fined $20. His licence was not endorsed.
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    One month's jail
    42 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A youth. Wong Yew Thoy, was jailed for one month by the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. 8.1. Pates, for breaking a bono, to remain indoors between 8 p.m. and 6 a.m. for a period of six months.
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    Once a priest, he now heals people with holy water, prayers
    228 3 Once a priest, he now heals people with holy water, prayers r<EYLANG, Mon. —A Siamese Buddhist priest, who discarded his yellow robes a year ago, is now on a healing crusade to help people affected by worries or witchcraft. And Tan Sung, formerly known as the Rev. Prak Ku Prak
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      151 3 Medium Wave 476 metres 6.00 Record roundabout; 6.30 Short Wave: 62 metres (4780 kc/s. Sunset serenade; 6.53 AnnounceShort Wave: 62 metres (4780 kc/s) ments; 6.55 Singapore share) P.M. Programme summary; market report. T^r^Mdnaa^rTnedieyi t39 The_ t^^Rre^new^-TJO-NewiiielkL news; 1.40 Newstaix; 145 Earl 7 15 Learn Malay Lesson 45; 7.30 Grant plays;
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    Cultural contest closing date extended
    134 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Teachers' Union has extended the closing date for entries to its cultural festival competition to July 25. The union said the extension was m order to gift further opportunity to those who were unable to submit their entries earlier. The competition
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    45 4 THE second nursing seminar this year was held recently when nursing sisters and representatives from the various hospitals m the state attended a three-day course. Among the subjects discussed was the "Nurse-Doctor-Pat-ient relationship.*' Picture shows the nursing sisters, hospital representatives and some of the speakers.
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    Koh family finds golden heirloom in small square hole in wall
    178 4 Koh family finds golden heirloom in small square hole in wall SINGAPORE, Monday. JEN-YEAR-OLD Johnny Koh has found a treasure m his own house two pieces of exquisitely finished gold ornaments. He found them by the sheerest of accidents. Johnny was testing his muscles against the brick wall of his
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    'WE WANT MORE STANDPIPES' VILLAGERS SAY
    92 4 'WE WANT MORE STANDPIPES' VILLAGERS SAY SINGAPORE, Mon About 7,000 residents of Bukit Gombak off Bukit Panjang want more stand-pipes. At present there is only one stand-pipe insufficient to cater to the needs of the villagers, Mr. A. Kadar, who acted as the spokesman of the villagers said. He said
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    Dairy farm gives way to rubber
    47 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon The owners of the dairy farm at Sungei Melayu, South Johore, have sold the farm and its stock of half-breed and pure-bred Jerseys and Friesians. The new owner of the land is planting up the land with rubber.
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    Electricity cut-offs in these places
    77 4 ttINC b 'ORE. Mon.— WorK m co ion witn electrical extension m Nany a n > Manulacturing Sub-static.i will interrupt electricity s-upplies between the bouil of 8.30 a.m. and 6 p.m. tc morrow. Consumers m the following areas will be affected: Bukit Timaii Road from
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    A $31,500 trip
    24 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon It co^ts the Johore Government $31,500 for the trn to Mecca by the Tengku Mahkota and his party.
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    Albar: Cash from lotteries for welfare
    210 4 Albar: Cash from lotteries for welfare IPOH, Mon. The Assistant Minister for Information and Broadcasting, Syed Ja'afar Albar, hit back at critics of the Social Welfare Lottery and said that it was not the Government's intention to encourage gambling. He was speaking at the opening of a new mosque at
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    A medical unit for town hawkers
    47 4 SEREMBAN, Mon. The Town Council here will set .p its own medical clinic to examine ha^wkers. The president. Mr. Lam Teck Choon (Alliance), announced this at the monthly meeting when he introduced the council's new Health Oticer. Dr. Ling Ding Sens
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    Stray goats: Fined
    38 4 Stray goats Fined TEMERLOH Mon. iiousewife, Zainab binte Yu sof, 31. of Kuala Semantar v\s fined $15 or three day> 3 11 for allowing three goat t > stray into the compound of "emerloh police station or May 20.
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    Minister on tour
    24 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. 'he Federation Minister of education Inche Abdul Rahnan bin Haji Talib is now on a tour of Johore.
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    111 4 THE eight-week-old Malayan and Singapore Students' Association m Brisbane. Australia, held its first social function. Malam Gembira. (Evening of fun), recently. One hundred students from Malaya. Indonesia and India, and 250 Australians attended the gay function. Anthony Chen, a final year science student from Johore Bahru. was the compere. Manoharan
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    10 blood donors
    32 4 IPOH. Mon. In response o an appeal. 10 members of the Malaya Outward Bound Vssociation. Perak Branch, lave donated one pint of ilood each to the Ipnh Blood lank.
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    Highlight is parade
    35 4 IPOH, Mon— A parade of security forces who took part m the anti -terrorist operations m Perak will highlight 'he celebrations marking thn official ending of the 12-year-old Emergency on Aug. 1
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    The mute who burgled the boss' home is given back his job
    225 4 The mute who burgled the boss' home is given back his job SINGAPORE, Monday. A DUMB boy broke into liis employer's Boon Lay Road home and made off with a watch and $1."). a district court was told. Seventeen-year-old Othman bin Aziz pleaded guilty before Mr. K. T. Alexander, the
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    HOUSING ESTATE ASSOCIATION'S OPEN INVITATION
    121 4 HOUSING ESTATE ASSOCIATION'S OPEN INVITATION FRANKEL ESTATE, Mon. —The Frankei Estate Residents Association is prepared to allow non-members to take part m their games. Badminton and table tennis are now m full urine and the association is hoping to start football as soon as it can get a suitable site.
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    Killed by a bull
    25 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A 56-year-old contractor Tong Sang Kee was gored to death by his own bull near Tanjong Malim, yesterday.
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      332 4 TODAY b 36 p.m. TOMORROW: 8.32 a.m. and 7.40 p.m. WEDNESDAY: 9.33 a.m. and 8.33 p.m. THURSDAY: 10.17 a.m. and 9.16 p.m. FRIDAY: 10.52 a.m. and -.54 p.m. SATURDAY: 11.24 a.m. and 10.30 p.m. SUNDAY: 11.55 a.m. and 11.05 p.m. o CLUES ACROSS 1. Pushes on m Cherbourg, I 2
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    ale of 'banned' ships brings $4 million profit to Dutch firm
    276 5  -  SES PERIES B. SINGAPORE. Monday. Ik THE DUTCH shipping company, made a profit of 5.1 million Uml M>l million) on the sale of its coastal fleet banned from ships. hu(i lip m Singapore lor some lime, were sold bought
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    RONER HEARS POLICEMAN L OF DEATH IT A CHAT
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    R.S.P.C.A. NEEDS VOLUNTEERS FOR FLAG DAY
    67 5 R.S.P.C.A. NEEDS VOLUNTEERS FOR FLAG DAY SINGAPORE. Mon. The Royal Society lor the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, Singapore branch, is appealing for volunteers for its annual flag day on August 13. The secretary. Miss Joan de Souza. said: "We need volunteers desperately to sell flags." Volunteers can give their
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    LOW-COST HOMES FOR 81 MALAY FAMILIES
    100 5 LOW-COST HOMES FOR 81 MALAY FAMILIES IPOH, Mon. Eighty-one families. have been selected from over 800 applicants for the new houses m the Sungei Rokam lowcost housing scheme here for Malays. The Mentri Besar of Perak, Inche Shaari bin Piai. has handed over the houses to the 81 families. The
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    Too busy to tour
    31 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari. has called off his one-week tour of Indonesia because of pressure of work.
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    All Malay officers
    27 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Army has announced that ail the seven battalions of the Royal Malay Regiment now have Malay officers as seconds-in-command.
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    ADVICE FOR THOSE SUFFERING FROM HEART TROUBLE: TAKE UP PAINTING AND BE A NEW MAN, SAYS THE FORMER SALES MANAGER OF A MOTOR CAR FIRM
    227 5  -  ALIAS RAHIM By Singapore. Monday I SUFFERING from heart trouble? Then take up painting. This is the advice of Mr. D.A. Martia, 63, of St.
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    JAPANESE FLOATING FAIR ON A BOOST TRADE TOUR OF S-E ASIA TO CALL AT S'PORE
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    Board decides to build centre for Malay cultural activities
    202 5 Board decides to build centre for Malay cultural activities SINGAPORE, Monday. MALAY cultural and educational groups m Singapore will soon have a central premises for their activities. This centre, to t>e called "Gedung Kesenian Melayu." i is planned to be ready before the end of next year. i The decision
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    NEW DATE FOR FINAL OF INTER-SCHOOL DEBATE
    113 5 NEW DATE FOR FINAL OF INTER-SCHOOL DEBATE SINGAPORE. Mon.The final of the second annual intersecondary school debate, sponsored by the Chinese YMCA, has been postponed from July 16 to August 6. Ten schools took part. The finalists are Gan Eng Seng School and Raffles Girls' School. Subject for the final
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    24 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation and the Singapore Governments have j decided to recognise tne Jaw degrees of the University of Malaya.
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    33 5 PENANG. Mop— A phnto- grannie display of New lana'.s Colombo Plan aCUvi- ties will be held a L tbe B [tun Council Office In me Penang Library linuJ Thur>I day.
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    31 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Tan Soon Kok. arrested m Geylang Patak when lound m possession of two character lottery slips, was i... d $100 m the magistrate"^ court here.
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    263 6 Las Vegas. Monday. A PROFESSIONAL American Rambler with 30 veins' experience m main of the world's leading gambling resorts has just learned that he can make more money by leaching the secrets of his trade than from the
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    113 6 This tiny capsule, held between tweezers, is a radio amplifier doing the work of the more familiar set below. It is the first of the advances promised by the discovery that tiny crystals of silicon "r germanium can be made to perform even more fantastic tasks
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    140 7  -  A. MAHADEVA [CIPIENTS MUST WORK YEARS FOR THE AT E ON COMPLETION THEIR STUDIES B> SINGAPORE. Mon. of t scholarships has been m,i n ."j bj the Ministry of Education here. requires all scholarship winners ndte to serve the State For a mini- 1 s
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    228 7 Convent needs funds to build new science lab for girls DRAS BASAH, Mon.— The Rev. Mother St. John, principal of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, said today that the convent needed funds to build a science laboratory for the St. Nicholas Convent m Stamford Road, and to meet
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    Opium and a pipe-head found in house: 'Mine' says girl of 11
    242 7 Opium and a pipe-head found in house: 'Mine' says girl of 1 1 SINGAPORE, Monday. 11-YEAR-OLD girl told a magistrate that some opium and opium pipe-head found m her home by Customs officers during a narcotics raid, belonged to her and not to her parents. Added Lee Ching Choo at
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    16 7 R Mon. ahed .:ive.« s to disinions and .on— The ion of
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    133 7 WHAT CONCERNED THEM WAS LIFE'S MYSTERY, SAYS A SWAMI SINGAPORE, Mon AnO cient Indian philosopher, had a deep understanding human problems and solved them as any modern man would, said the visiting Ml of the Ramakrishna Mission m New Delhi. Swami Rai.ganathananda. The Swami. who Is on a lecture tour
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    49 7 WOODLANDS, Mon. A five-year-old boy, Vusaba Nadan, was killed on Saturday night at about 7 p.m m an accident involving a car at IP* mis. Woodlands Road. Eye-witnesses are asked tc contact Inspector D. Krishnan at Sepoy Lines Police Station. Tel: 7200 Ext. 385.
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    105 7 JANIE WILL SOON LEAVE FOR FASHION COURSE IN ENGLAND SINGAPORE, Mon— Janie Yam Woon Chun. 17, will leave for England soon to take up a course m interior decoration and fashion designing. Before starting her course, she will take a three week holiday m Europe, touring Italy, France, Belgium. Switzerland.
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    41 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. The speaker at this week's Rotary luncheon to be held on Wednesday will be Mr. Ng Cheng Bok, the immediate past president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce. His subject will be "Boys' day m business."
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    29 7 PENANG, Mon.— The National Union of Bank Employees Union yesterday complained that a large number of its members was unreasonably "stagnated" when they should have been promoted.
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    172 7 AFTER 30 YEARS' SERVICE LIM IS HAPPY IN HIS NEW JOB SINGAPORE, Monday. A CLERK after 30 years of service m several lawyers' firms has decided to be independent and a boss for himself. He is 50-year old Lim Ah Hoy who now earns his livelihood as a pavement typist.
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    24 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon Mr. D. C. Jackson. Lregal Advisor. Johore. has returned to Johore Bahru after a brief holiday ln Britain.
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    Young Thai varsity graduate here in search of facts on Malaya's historic past
    303 7  - Young Thai varsity graduate here in search of facts on Malaya's historic past CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE. Mon. J^ 20- YEAR-OLD Thai university graduate, who is sitting for her Master of Arts degree m Hong Kong, is now m Singapore on a factfinding tour. She is Miss Thamsook Ratanapun
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    146 7 ACCIDENT AT WORKS SPARKS A TIMBER PROBE JOHORE BAH R U. J Mon. The Forestry Research Department here has started investigations into the "origin" and suitability of a special grade of timber used as woodformer for making cooking pots from aluminium sheets. The investigations began after a fatal accident m
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    CO-OP SOCIETY DINNER FOR MEMBERS
    57 7 CO-OP SOCIETY DINNER FOR MEMBERS SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore City Council Employees' Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. will hold a dinner and joget at the Broadway Hall, New World, on July 30. Members will be entertained to dinner. Tickets at $4 per head for Chinese dinner and $3 for Malay
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    More apply for Malayan citizenship with an eye on blue l-cards
    191 7 More apply for Malayan citizenship with an eye on blue l-cards IT UA L A LUMPUR, Mon. More people are now applying for citizenship following the Government's announcement to intro--oVuce new identity^ cards. When the cards are issued from Aug. 2, Federal citizens will get blue card*. and c non-citizens
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    800 volunteers needed to sell flags in aid of school for deaf
    156 7 800 volunteers needed to sell flags in aid of school for deaf SINGAPORE, Moaday.. JHE Singapore Association for the Deaf will hold a flag day on Morula v August 15, to raise money to build an urgently needed school for deaf children. The association runs morning and afternoon classes for
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    AUSSIE MINISTER DROPS IN FOR VISIT AFTER PENSION PROBE
    79 7 AUSSIE MINISTER DROPS IN FOR VISIT AFTER PENSION PROBE SINGAPORE, Mon. Sir Walter Cooper. Australia's Minister for Repatriation who has been visiting Australian ex-service-men m America, Europe and New Zealand, arrived here recently on his way home. Problems Sir Walter, who was here for two days, said he had spent
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    23 7 SEREMBAN. Mon. -Mr. A. V. Raja was yesterday reelected president of the Negri Sembilan branch of the Malayan Technical Services Union.
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    98 8 >TEW YORK, Mon.—Freei domland. the biggest family playground m the world, opened with a multi-million-dollar flourish In the Bronx. New York. today. Freedomland Is, of course, the United States of America. To drive the point home the whole 205-acre site is laid out
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    233 10 On the left: 9 This is a picture of the WILL TO WIN. Tape-breaker Monsoor Sukaimi came with a brilliant finishing burst to win the 1500 metres B Division at the InterDistrict Schools Athletic Meet on Saturday at Farrer Park. Arthar Singh (centre)
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    313 11 SINGAPORE, Monday. A Knkhani was last night named to lead the South against jftef his brilliant performance in the Malayan Cricket Asu a llt match against Negri Sembilan. Singapore beat Negri nim ,s and ten runs. 11 NN<S iii sparkling form lor
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    99 11 TONDON. Mon. Glum Arsenal. without a League title since 1953 or FA. Cup triumph since 1950, are losing their blues. They will wear red and white stockings instead of blue and white next season. So for the first time m Ar>enal history, blue
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    54 11 MEXICO CITY. Mon. World bantamweight champion Jose Becerra said he would continue boxing at least until 1962. He denied he h*id broken with his manager Rosales. It was rumoured earlier this week that the two had disagreed about the champ's future and that Becerra had
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    729 11 BALESTIER. Mon. St. Andrew's boys and Whampoe girls were joint champs m the McNair District Sports held at Balestier School ground on .Saturday. The boys made an easy 62 i points over Sennett School's 30 points. Whampoe girls attained 55 points 10
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    263 11  - BANK AND WEARNES SHARE HONOURS IN CUP FINAL TO REPLAY AGAIN Chua Ban Hock By Jalan Besar, Mon. Wearnes 1 Hong Kong Bank 1 'JHE Singapore Business Houses Senior League and Cup final between Hongkong Bank and Wearnes Brothers ended m another draw yesterday. In the first encounter last a.*
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    38 11 FARRER PARK, Mon.— Kris Film Sports Club beat Young Men Sikh Association 6-4 ln a soccer friendly. Scorers for Kris were Rajadin (3), Jamal (2) and Hussein. Amarjlt (3) and Vincent netted for the Sikhs.
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    68 12 GOALMOUTH ACROBATICS: BUT THE GOALIE DANCED IN VAIN AS RAHIM OMAR'S MALAYA CUP ROCKET SHOT PAST INTO NET THIS acrobatic leap was made by Malacca's goalkeeper m the Malaya Cup match against Singapore on Saturday at Jalan Besar Stadium. But where is the ball? Already past him and m the
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    133 12 NEW YORK, Mon. A soccer fan knocked out a player here yesterday. It happened as Sampdoria of Italy beat Norkoping of Sweden 6-4 m the international league at the Polo Grounds. Swede fullback Rune Lind was knocked out six minutes from time. More than
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