The Singapore Free Press, 27 July 1960

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    Masthead
    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press NO. *****. WEDNESDAY, JULY 27, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    NIXON: TIME FOR TRIUMPH
    114 1 OVERNOR NELSON ROCKEFELLER GIVES UP THE FIGHT AND LEADS HIS DELEGATION INTO THE VICE-PRESIDENT'S CAMP AT CONVENTION |v ONLY THE RUBBER-STAMP I REMAINS TO BE IT ON HIS NOMINATION AS I THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT CHICAGO, Wednesday. rULNOK Xefeoa Rockefeller of New kk last niuht
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    PEON FINDS PEN: WILL THE OWNER PLEASE CONTACT HIM?
    134 1 PEON FINDS PEN: WILL THE OWNER PLEASE CONTACT HIM? SINGAPORE, Wed. A pen has been found by Inche Abu Bakar Mohamed, 60. a peon of Evatt Co. Engraved on the pen is the name. "Awad bin Mohamed." Inche Abu Bakar ;old the Free Press: T will return it to the
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    Big day for Miss Lau
    443 1  -  ALAN KHOO By Girl WHO GOT A B.A. FROM SICK-BED gets a study gift OINGAPORE, Wed.— A O Singapore girl who read and passed her B.A. Honours 10 years ago from a hospital bed struck down by a serious spinal ailment today won yet another
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    Stranded seamen come home with praise for Aussie hospitality
    218 1 Stranded seamen come home with praise for Aussie hospitality SINGAPORE, Wednesday. WINE Singapore seamen, stranded m Australia for over live months, arrived here yesterday with glowing reports of Australian hospitality. "We never had it so good. When the story of our plight was printed m the newspapers and broadcast over
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    Nik to visit Mexico
    28 1 MEXICO CIIY. Wed.— Soviet Premier Khrusncnev plans to head Russia's delegation to Mexico's sesquicentei-iual independence day celebrations m September, it was reported here yesterday.
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    Touring Malayans
    21 1 JAKARTA. Wed.— The delegation of Malayan women now visiting lndonesiar_i_-_ri?one-on to Central Java, alter being entertained by President Sukarno.
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    Lock icon Slow bowler Tayfield an even slower payer, court is told
    135 1 Slow bowler Tayfield an even slower payer, court is told LONDON, Wed. A court here yesterday ordered Hugh Tayfleld, the South African Test bowler, to appear before it for allegedly failing to comply with a High Court order. Mr Justice J. H. Herbert granted an application on behalf of Actress
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    Mount Etna active
    26 1 CATANIA. Wed.— Mount E*na erupted again late last night. Experts here said that explosions were shaking the volcano every 10 to 12 minutes.
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    3 RACE HORSES ARRIVE FROM SYDNEY
    107 1 3 RACE HORSES ARRIVE FROM SYDNEY pAYA LEBAR, Wed. T hr c c race horses flew into Singapore Airport early today from Sydney on a Qantas/BOAC Super Constellation cargo service. The horses, for the Marco Stable, are Beau Geste, Selatic and Native Kingdom. Beau Geste is a rour-year-old boy gelding
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    Gen. Lundula freed
    29 1 LEOPOLDVI___LE, Wed—General Victor Lundula. former Congolese sergeant major, now head of the young republic's army, who was held m Katanga for a week, has been released.
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    Open to Negroes
    23 1 NORFOLK (Virginia). Wed.— Wool worths and other chain stores here have opened their snack bars and luncheon counters to Negroes
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    Talks adjourned
    19 1 NEW DELHI, Wed— The SinoIndian border talks which have been going on m Peking were adjourned yesterday.
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    31 rebels killed
    23 1 JAKARTA. Wed. Loyalist troops m the Jiortn Celebes have killed 31 rebels and wounded 18 m the past iwo months.
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    STOP PRESS
    77 1 scrCM I N c s Partf.i I I I I I V _-.ll BARRIER DRAW 1. te 1 d 9 S s ILT VETO BLC 47 PROBE 111 I \\II < N c i Itnd mil m li nil f» llli R KB-17 plai Nl.lllv 1 mi Iml
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    26 1 First Malayan Fund manager's prices today buying $1.30 and selling $1 38 xd Second Malayan Fund manager's prices burin* $1-01 »nd selling $1.07 xd.
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    Small losses in most issues despite all round drop in the London stock mart
    195 2 Small losses in most issues despite all round drop in the London stock mart LONDON. Wed. 'PHERE was an all 1 round decline m prices on the London Stock Exchange yesterday but losses were usually small. The iresh fall on Wall Street on Monday and the African situation discouraged buyers
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    Belgrade economic talks
    83 2 BELGRADE. Wed. The Indonesian Minister for •onstruction, Mr. Chairul Saleh. arrives here today for i week's visit to Yugoand talks with Yugoslav economic leaders. He will be joined m the talks later by the In done Fir>t Minister. Dr. Djuanda. now on a tour oi Communist countries
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    WALL STREET
    136 2 Profit-taking brings down prices at close NEW YORK: Wall Street closed very steady with a moderately good representation of gains ranging to a dollar or so. A belief that the market had recently been oversold brought a reversal of the recent downward trend early yesterday. The market gained
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    AMSTERDAM
    69 2 Internationals firm on demand AMSTERDAM: International issues were quiet initially lower but later firmed on some foreign demand. Among plantations Deli was bullish owing to bright prospects of production m the Netherlands of homogenised tobacco leaf. Shippings were well maintained with turnover small. State loans were generally barely steady.
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    Hong Kong prices
    56 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,225 $1,210 sellers sales Union Ins. Canton $93.00 $92.00 sellers nom. Wheelock Marden 7.40 7.40 sales sales H Kong phone $38.00 $37.75 sales sales Dairy Farm A: Cold Storage $28.30 $28.30 •sales sellers
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    LOOK-AROUND
    272 2 U.S. court ruling on cycles may affect tariff rates WASHINGTON: The present tariff nates or import quotas on several products, including lead, zinc, bicycles and stainless steel flatware, were put m jeopardy by a court ruling which has been circulated m legal quarters here. The ruling came from the
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    METALS
    107 2 Tin recovers to show Sains following a rally m the East LONDON: Tin staged a fair recovery yesterday and although prices finished below the best they nevertheless showed gains compared with Monday. Contributing to the upturn was the rally m the East and a good Continental demand. Harder tone
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    UP 2 DOWN 30 UNCHANGED 144
    881 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. «Y TO MARKINGS t eel cm capital issu. MH ticiutfiii mrWli.ii ixclalmf fdli.i I Cfel CM keitts HIM. T »er txcMiig capital ritin f ecr cum capita! rtttri. I ctf cm iiviim. t call cum all. 1
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    Selling pressure at mary is likely to continue
    440 2 PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF i UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST!^ SINGAPORE, Wednesday. REAVY selling: against expected arrival of scrip from London again produced easier conditions on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. Conditions continued dull with buying interest very
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    RUBBER
    198 2 Market steadier at opening but buyers hang back LONDON, Wed. —As Singapore advices showed little net change the market tended steadier at the opening yesterday but buyers were not keen. Later sellers reduced their limits slightly. Traders attributed selective interest m the landed market to further switching but said
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    Platts win Soviet order
    57 2 OLDHAM. (England!. Wed A firm here yesterday announced it had won a 11.750.000 (M 514.875.000) order for textile machinery for Russia. The firm, Piatt Brothers, Limited, said the order included a complete worsted spinning plant. Delivery would start next year. This is the second big Russian
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    Round the World Market Prices
    233 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: AU price* oelon arc middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, July 26. Previous Today New York Prices NEW YORK. July 26 Previous Today j TONE: Firm. No. 1 RSS Aug. »»»*i*«i aat«„ t« cO, r /f c FuT Contract »>«. n Dow on^A *_N
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      609 2 r^r SHIPPING *i~~2|Sj CA isr THE CoAoVo lines <*_r_, Sailiags to AOEN. RED SEA. MEDITERRANEAN. J$ "^8 CONTINENTAL 1 SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. S pore P. S ham Penang >J m s Songkhla 31 31 inly UH^ m s Kanlelia a. 30 July 4 Aug 5 6 Aug 6 7 Aug tT*
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      213 2 BARBER LINE Fro* U.S.A. EAST COAST PORTS via PANAMA LOS MSSL* Sh J ANO NONCKONC OAHVILLE 3 Aug TuOCP FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LIKIi Free) U.S.A. GULF PORTS via PANAMA LOS ANGELES Sin RHC AND HONGKONG CASTLEVILLE 7 Aug FEPNfilt BARBER-FERN~VILLE UNE Tf: NEW YORK. BOSTON, PHILADELPHIA. BALTIMORE MOBILE PEI KM
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      191 2 etttPSM CHIPS lying alongside the Shiga- pore Harbour Board wharves I or expected today are: Demodocus 4,5, Shinsei Maru No. 5 6A. Eastern Muse 6; 7. Selandia 8/ 9. Sumida Maru 10/11. Pres. Cooiidge 15/16, Glaucus 18. Dolpheverett 19, Serampang N.Wall 3, East Sea N. Wall 4. Perils N. Wall
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    Big holiday exodus to Malaya plans
    61 3 6 COMPANIES PREPARE CO RD BOOKINGS RUSH TH E WEEKEND SINGAPORE. Wednesday HOLIDAI exodus to the Federation is Already hundreds of boys and gapore and their families have made r th A_i__u>t school vacation. [ready confirmed hotel book.umpur, Cameron Highlands, user's Hill, Penang. Port
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    SINGAPORE CAR OWNERS ELECT HERALD CLUB OFFICIALS
    93 3 SINGAPORE CAR OWNERS ELECT HERALD CLUB OFFICIALS Club SINGAPORE. Wed.-Own-ers oi Triumph Heralds Singapore got together recently and formed a club Ol their own— the Herald Club. The owners are keen about their cars' potential In sporting events. On the committee are two women. A spokesman Of the newly-formed Club
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    TAURANTS TO PAY MORE WATER SOON
    8 3 TAURANTS TO PAY MORE WATER SOON more A
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    Union criticises partheid policy
    12 3 Union criticises partheid policy r. ««.ion rtheid Wean i at the Era-
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    AN AUSTRALIAN VISITOR IS LOCAL SHOPS AMAZED BY
    90 3 AN AUSTRALIAN VISITOR IS LOCAL SHOPS AMAZED BY SINGAPORE. Wed.— CharmMiss Val Kohleis, a Qantas flight hostess instructor, from Sydney, paid i fiving visit to Singapore and took m the sight m *4 hours, m the course of a tamiliarisation tour Mi. visited the home for Miastic children, the home
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    Cycling offence: $5
    36 3 JOHORE. BAHRU. Wed Ramli bin Noor who used a torch instead of a lamp when riding his cycle at night, was lined $5 m the magistrate's court for not observing the traffic by-laws
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    Lock icon She plants trees to give beauty to an Aussie campus
    221 3 She plants trees to give beauty to an Aussie campus SINGAPORE, vv c d.— Overseas students have little or no trouble making friends m Australia, according to pretty Singapore girl, Miss Heng Poh Siang of Dhoby Ghaut. 'When I arrived at the University of New England m Armidale to read
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    A frantic plea sends an off-duty nurse to save drowning woman
    169 3 A frantic plea sends an off-duty nurse to save drowning woman KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. AN off-duty nurse und man rescued an 80--year-old woman found floating m ;i river ;il Jalan Kolam Aver, Sentul. The woman was taken to the General Hospital and later sent to the Welfare Department. The nurse.
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    The Congo query
    28 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The developments m the Congo Republic will be referred to at the next sitting of the House of Representatives on Aug. 8.
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    ARMY FUN FAIR NETS $4,000 FOR CHARITY
    79 3 ARMY FUN FAIR NETS $4,000 FOR CHARITY SINGAPORE. Wed— A fun fair organised by the 18th Signal Regiment at Dover Road netted $4,000 for charity An army spokesman said yesterday that expenses could be kept down to $600 because of the many valuable gifts from various business houses m Singapore.
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    Minister's appeal
    33 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, yesterday appealed to Malayan public to give donations to the Federation's school for the Deaf m Penang.
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    Association has plans to send barbers abroad for training
    142 3 Association has plans to send barbers abroad for training BENTONG, Wednesday. THK All-Malaya Hairdressers and Hairwavers Association plans to _>end barbers overseas soon to study the latest techniques m hair dressing and waving. This was stated here by the chairman of the Association, Mr. N. Kailasum. A five-man committee will
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    Liaison committee
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Bank Employees Union will consider a suggestion by the National Union of Banking Employees m the Federation to establish liaison committee to discuss common problems facing bank workers m both the territories.
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    Guild president
    21 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr Chong Moong Seng has been re-elected president of the Khek Community Guild for the current year.
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    FACE ON ROCK A ROYAL IMAGE, HE SAYS
    273 3 FACE ON ROCK A ROYAL IMAGE, HE SAYS I^LANG. Wed. The Selangor Mentri Besar, Inche Abu Bale a r bin Baginda, thinks that a rock on Bukit Jugra resembles a member of Malay royalty. Inche Abu Bakar saw the rock at Kampong Permatang Pasir. 27 miles from here, recently. He
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      120 3 /ff\ p O*T QN FINANCE, COMMERCE INDUSTRY: FEDERATION OF MALAYA 1960. >«V r*LC\ 'cmprehens.ve ond uo-ro-aate report en o < -mg country to be oubl.shed by /T £i \\\VJ agency. 60,000 words w.th tables and illustrations. Publication dote If *J '--th. Pr.ce $3 00 eoch. Book now with your newsagent
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      415 3 FREE ENTRY CONTEST- SEE PAGE 12 "When Looking for Quality Always Visit I G. C. DE SILVA BROS., g Jewellers f] Manufacturers of Gem Set C\ I 1 r~^ Jewellery m Platinum _s*_ Gold, ol Dealers m Precious and Semi II pU Precious Stones. Uf\ I r\\\ Also (r\ J
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      184 3 Medium Wave 476 metres 6.30 Impassions of Incia 145 c. i m*_a c i Sunsei serenade: 6.53 Announce-w_ri23_sS-*a ss a%m*\v m _sr P.M. 1.00 Programme summary: j 710 Newstalk; 7.15 Four at ft 1.02 Tunes with your tiffin; 1.30 Time: '..3o Test Room Bftiit The news; 140 Newstalk: 1.45 —F.pi.sode
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    Lock icon St. Andrew's launches the drive with a spread-out programme
    1204 4  - St. Andrew's launches the drive with a spread-out programme CONSTANCE D'CRUZ Jcrcy by SINGAPORE IS A STUDY IN CONTRAST: POSH DRESS AND A PAIR OF CLOGS £T. Andrew's Mission Hospital has embarked on a big i und- raising programme for the year. Opening with a film show at the Majestic
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    Apprenticeship scheme expands: Now 323 youths under training
    203 4 Apprenticeship scheme expands: Now 323 youths under training KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. J^ TOTAL of 323 youths are now under training m the Federation Government's Central .Apprenticeship Scheme, according to the Assistant Minister for Labour, Mr. V. Manicka- va saga m. The scheme was formed m 1957 with 70 apprentices. Its
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      476 4 fAffr m.\f\ Are you going bald? V M& »a\ A mWiM m\ __K_^___________ m £j* tmm^^^WWWz c l many men t was worr.ed because __T_________*_?___-fl X betid patches were becoming incrcas>incj:. W Ktmsnii I noticeable on my heod. I hod fried man. I \_K__B na,r s orv^ lotions, but to
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      457 4 TODAY: 1.22 p.m. TOMORROW: 0.53 a.m. and 1.52 p.m. FRIDAY: 1.31 a.m. and 2-23 p.m. SATURDAY: 2.13 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. SUNDAY: 304 a_m. and 3.45 p.m. MONDAY: 4.09 a.m. and 4.35 p.m. TUESDAY: 5.38 a.m. and 5.43 p.m. CLUES ACROSS 1. At sea, and m a bad way? I
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    Concentrate on cultural side of life...
    63 5 Concentrate on cultural side of lif e -TENTATIVE MEET T HE NAVAL BASE |OUR UNION TELLS nE W OFFICIALS SINGAPORE. Wednesday I social items should be includunion's pn)gramnic of activiIhe unilv among members. innual report of lhe 6,000Saval l>;»sc labour Union esentatives conference re- W I w m W I
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    Two taximen escape death after collision in rain
    76 5 0 Two taxi-drivers escaped serious injuries when their taxis were smashed up m a collision at the Si miles stone Bukit Timah Road during a heavy downpour on Saturday night. The taxi-drivers. Lee I Chwce Teck. 28. and Low Kheng Yam. 31.
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    FOLK ARTS FILM BRINGS IN $3,081 FOR FUND
    86 5 FOLK ARTS FILM BRINGS IN $3, 081 FOR FUND SINGAPORE, Wed. The Nations] Theatre Fund now stands at $523.693. 42, with nine more donations received by the Ministry ot Culture. Among the donations were $3,031. being the gross proceeds from the premiere screening ol the Chinese film "Chinese Folk Arts."
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    GIRL GUIDE MOVEMENT HIT BY LACK OF LEADERS
    71 5 GIRL GUIDE MOVEMENT HIT BY LACK OF LEADERS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Hundreds of Malayan girls will join the Girl Guide movement if only there are the leaders to train them. The movement In Malaya is very short of volunteers willing to be trained as company leaders, said the secretary of
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    2 million voters
    25 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. ,The Election Commission announced that nearly 2.000 000 people had applied for registration on the new electoral i rolls.
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    Our aim is to prevent youths gambling says minister Byrne
    216 5 Our aim is to prevent youths gambling says minister Byrne HAVELOCK, Wednesday. 'JMIK second Community Centre tor residents of Chinatown was declared open by Mr. Low Por Tuck, Assemblyman for Havelock. on Satnrday. The recreation building known as the Havelock Community Centre, is the sixth to be built under the
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    Move to free technical men from desk work
    161 5 Move to free technical men from desk work IPOH, Wed. Govern- ment departments are to be reorganised and streamlined m order to make available all professional and technical officers for the work they have been trained to do. This step is aimed at relieving these officers of much of the
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      482 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S THE CREATION by Haydn tarsal In St. Andrew., Cathedral Rail. 5.30 p.m. MOCISTBI Ol tILTIRE: Free reek i.-hooi. Kampong Cheo Sua, Dd Jaian I .nldren's playground. All ..hows begin 7 p.m. HIM HI RCH: Malay sen ice 4 P P\Y\ I I BAR METHODIST CHI K( II:
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      ANOTHER GHOST EXPERIENCE
      203 6 ANOTHER GHOST EXPERIENCE Dear Sf r, 0 In your leiters column of 2 1 July I read some of the comment, made by those of your rtaden wno did not believe wnjf Mr. Stephen Crawley so d about his experience with a pontianak. They pointed out that he was trying
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      WANTED A BUS SHELTER
      123 6 WANTED A BUS SHELTER m *m Dear Sir, 4) According to the announcementb m t^e newspapers and over Radio Singapore, the Ccvemmenr has approved a certain sum for the erection of additional bus shelters. May I. on behalf of those using route No. 4 of the Hock Lee Bus. appeal
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      THIS TOUR IS A COOD THING
      100 6 THIS TOUR IS A COOD THING i ■_-_-____-__________________i I Dear Sir, 0 The Chinese YMCA"s "Malaya on a shoe-string" tour is indeed welcome news. I'm going to sign up for it and I hope some of your readers will too. The knowledge of Malaya that most of our students m
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      GIVING UP A SEAT
      81 6 GIVING UP A SEAT I Pear 5gJ I offered my seat m a bus t i a nice young thing m a pretty cheongsam tne otner day, and the crowd m the bus stared at me. Yesterday. I offered my seat to art old lady and the crowd stared at
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      Talking point... 1
      16 6 The most acceptable service to God is doing good to man. —BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
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      18 6 Great men are the true men. the men m whom nature has succeeded. —AM I EL
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    PUSH-BUTTON CURE: 1960 WITCHCRAFT?
    1049 6  - PUSH-BUTTON CURE: 1960 WITCHCRAFT? Harvey James By LONDON. WEDNESDAY SOME NOTED DOCTORS FEEL IT MERITS SERIOUS STUDY... BUT OTHERS CONDEMN IT AS CRACKPOT RUBBISH THOUSANDS of people m Britain today claim to have been cured of ailments ranging from ulcers to travel sickness without ever consulting a doctor. There are
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    Scientist tells of land where women stay young
    328 6 Scientist tells of land where women stay young NEW YORK, Wednesday. A LAND where women of 80 look .is young as Western women of 40 has been described by the American scientist Dr. Allen F. Banik. In the tiny country of Hunza, which lies east of the Khyber Pass and
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    RADAR SYSTEM MAY HALT RED ROCKER IN MID-AIR
    229 6  - RADAR SYSTEM MAY HALT RED ROCKER IN MID-AIR Chapman Pinche By ~l gTARTLING process will, mc defence against l.i,s Sl )v carrying rockets has been iii ;i( l and American scientists It works on the principle of interfering with the electronic "brain" of the rocket soon after it is launched.
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    Left-handers spend
    56 6 YORK. Wed.-- Shop- 1 i ping m a supermarket may cost you less if you are left-handed. The layout experts advise supermarkets to place their "impulse" items and highprofit goods on the right side of the ll There tbe] up mar.- i handed the gr> thrust into the
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    b wants library of sound and fury
    140 7  -  HARRY CHIA SINGAPORE, Wad. gE COLLECTOR' SEES rO RICAL VALUE RE AKS. SCREECHES, |ANS AND BARKS „nd and fury that go to make SingaU" la t.xA.x.- I_____,. 1 tlne-rt'i-urding enthusiast to suggest the I j ot one of the most unusual clubs m
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    16 7 About or __c out m behind the M Park m Serangoon n ;:.t.
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    173 7 CHE HAWA PLANS RECREATION ASSOCIATION FOR GEYLANG MUSLIM WOMEN SINGAPORE, Wed.— D Che Hawa binte Karim. Geylang's social worker, is now planning to form a Geylang Muslim Women's Recreation Association. Only 19, and sitting for her Senior Cambridge Certificate as a private candidate. Che Hawa said today that there was
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    41 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Botanic Gardens here will exhibit about 80 orchid plants m bloom, 50 saintpaulias, 50 cacti and other aborted plants at the Malayan Agri-Horticultural Association Exhibition to be held m Kuala Lumpur from tomorrow to Sunday.
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    Police supervisee was playing mahjong: Gets one year's jail
    155 7 Police supervisee was playing mahjong: Gets one year's jail SINGAPORE, Wed. A police supervisee, arrested while playing a game of mahjong m a friend's house, was jailed for a year m a district court here for breaking curfew order. Nineteen-year-old Goh Kirn Kee was placed under the Criminal Law (Temporary
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    Postal chief: No special 'scouting' stamp for Golden Jubilee
    222 7 Postal chief: No special 'scouting' stamp for Golden Jubilee SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THERE will be no special stamp to commemorate the Golden Jubilee of scouting m Singapore, according to the State's Director of Posts, Mr. M. Bala Subramaniam. The Director pointed out that Singapore's national stamps were still on sale m
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    'Support us' call
    38 7 TANA RATA, Wed. The Minister for Justice, Tun Leong Yew Koh, urged the Chinese m Cameron Highlands district to support the Alliance as it worked for the interest of all races living m the country.
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    60 PSC students get S'pore Govt, bursaries
    291 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Singapore Ministry of Education has announced the names of 60 students m the Post School Certificate classes who have been awarded governmental bursaries. Each bursary, valued at $35 per month. is tenable for two years. The awards are made to
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    The GIRL in the CROWD
    53 7 THE girl m the crowd we spotted last Saturday was Miss Tan Kui Eng (right), a student teacher at the Singapore Teachers* Training College. If the girl photographed at left (arrow) will call at our office, Times House, tomorrow she, like Miss Tan, will receive
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    CHIEF PILOT FENTON IS LEAVING SINGAPORE FOR CANADA
    147 7 CHIEF PILOT FENTON IS LEAVING SINGAPORE FOR CANADA PAYA LEBAR, Wed. Singapore A i rport will soon miss a popular figure Captain D. W. Fenton, Chief Pilot and Operations Manager of Malayan Airways. Capt. Fenton, 45, is leaving Singapore m September after 14 years m Malaya's national airline. He is
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    A varsity award for farm study
    61 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Inche Alladin bin Hashim. 21, a former pupil of the Victoria Institution, has been awarded a four-year Shell Co. agricultural scholarship to study at the University of Malaya here. He is the only Malay among the 28 first-year students reading for
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    WOMEN LAWYERS TO CALL ON WAY TO MANILA
    71 7 WOMEN LAWYERS TO CALL ON WAY TO MANILA SINGAPORE, Wed. A party of 40 American women lawyers, belonging to the International Federation of Women Lawyers, will arrive here by plane on August 10. They are on their way to Manila to attend a sevenday conference to be held from August
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    Study awards in Britain for TTC lecturer, 2 science graduates
    183 7 Study awards in Britain for TTC lecturer, 2 science graduates SINGAPORE, Wednesday. J^ WOMAN educationist and two science graduates are the Singapore recipients of three scholarships awarded by the United Kingdom under the Commonwealth Scholarship and Fellowship Plan for post-graduate research m Britain. I They are: Miss Lav Wai Har,
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    MAN ACCUSED OF CHEATING LOCAL FIRMS OF $7,387 WORTH OF GOODS
    222 7 MAN ACCUSED OF CHEATING LOCAL FIRMS OF $7,387 WORTH OF GOODS CJINGAPORE, Wed.— Nr Aik^air was brought before the Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, on 11 charges of cheating involving a total sum of $7,387.45. He pleaded not guilty. All the offences were alleged to have been committed
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    Lumberjack killed by crashing tree
    50 7 BENTONG, Wed.— A lumberjack from Kampar was killed m Bilut Valley near here when a tree he was felling crashed on him before he could Jump away. He was Yip Kon Hon, 21. His relatives from Perak took his body back to Kampar for burial.
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    IN: NEW DRUG TO CURE ULCERS
    217 7 IN: NEW DRUG TO CURE ULCERS SINGAPORE, Wed.— A new wonder drug, capable of giving 'full relief to people suffering from stomach ulcers, has Jjeen- lnt___oducexL here for the first time. Discovered only one and a half years ago, the drug called "daritran" has proved popular m the United States,
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    Villagers give Aziz their support
    56 7 KAJANG, Wed.— The 5,000 inhabitants of Ulu Langat Valley kampong near here have pledged their support to the Minister of Agriculture, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak. for his plan to start a fertiliser and paper factory. Inche Abdul Aziz got the pledge after addressing them
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    A $15,000 target for church hall
    32 7 KUANTAN, Wed. The Kuantan "Methodist Men" are planning to raise funds to build a $15,000 church hall. Members will be asked to pledge one month's salary.
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    The Aga Khan lived here for a years and gave $850 tips
    1120 8  - The Aga Khan lived here for a years and gave $850 tips STANLEY JACKSON Continuing SECRETS OF THE RITZ Tomorrow: !TS_" PUESTS who were much richer and of higher nink have a j| the hotel but none more deserved the title, '*Ki"^i ol the Rite, than Ihe late Aga Khan.
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    376 8 BORN today, you have that rare combination of caution and verve prudent, yet powerful actions and fiery, yet controlled temperament. There seem to be two sides to your personality. One half of you is serious, contemplative and is an original thinker. The other half
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    Hard-as-a-sapphire fibre has place in space... and in everlasting suit
    181 8 Hard-as-a-sapphire fibre has place in space... and in everlasting suit NEW YORK, Wed. A SHINY new fibre that is as hard as a sapphire has been developed by a team of American research scientists. The Cleveland. Ohio, company which produced the fibres believes they may help solve many of the
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    What a wedding night Cops and robbers kept him out of beat
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    The big rush far 'magic' drug
    308 9  -  R. G. PILLAI By SINGAPORE, Wednesday. HOUSEWIVES AND OLD MEN BELIEVE IT WILL GIVE THEM LONG LIFE, STRENGTH, VIRILITY HOUSEWIVES and old men are bcseiging a medical importer m Singapore for dried roots and powder crystals which, they say, will give them strength, long
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    SINGHE GETS A NEW POST AT K.L. POLLS OFFICE
    46 9 SINGHE GETS A NEW POST AT K.L. POLLS OFFICE Mr. C. S. Singhe (above) Deputy Supervisor of Elections, Johore. who has been transferred from Johore Bahru to Kuala Lumpur. He will take up his new post at the Headquarters of the Elections Commission on Aug. 1.
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    The Morris big brother is solid, reliable, handsome and willing
    285 9  - The Morris big brother is solid, reliable, handsome and willing VIVIEN BATCHELOR CAR CARE FOR TME OWNER-DRIVER By THE majority of us, when thinking of a Morris, conjure up a vision of the übiquitous Minor 1000 and its pint-sized sister MiniMinor. We tend to forget Big Brother the Morris Oxford.
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    Young Stephen wants 'Bunny' back or else no food
    196 9  - Young Stephen wants 'Bunny' back or else no food ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE, Wed. Three and a half year-old Stephen Patrick Paulo is the most heart-broken boy m Adelphi Park today. REASON: He lost his only companion "Bunny", a dog which his daddy gave him as a birthday present when
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    BEST-DECORATED VILLAGES TO GET AWARDS
    54 9 BEST-DECORATED VILLAGES TO GET AWARDS >«NANG, Wed. Prize will JF .c awarded to the three Dvst-decorated villages m the i.u-th-east and south-west districts of Penang Island during the End-of-Emergency celebrations. The three best-decorated private buildings m George Town will also receive prizes. Similar prizes will be awarded m Province Wellesley
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    Sailors jailed for a month
    53 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Sessions Court has jailed four sailors from H.M.S. Bulwark for one month for stealing a taxi belonging to Salleh bin Mewa. The sailors, D. X Thresh, C. K. Barrett, K. Butler and C. Reeve, were m addition fined $100 each or
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    2 fined $300 each
    33 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed Tukimon bin Ahmad and Ali bin Abubakar were fined $300 each for theft of 18. katis of scrap rubber from Johore River estate on July 8.
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    False tip: Woman freed
    80 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. A j m AY, v woman, Tan Ah Kee, 30 was acquitted m the i sixth magistrate's court on a charge of giving false mformation to the police. She was alleged to have committed this offence on Dec. 28 last year at Paya Lebar
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    THEY ALL FLOCK TO 'FIFTY CENTS AN HOUR' MUSIC CLASSES
    99 9 THEY ALL FLOCK TO 'FIFTY CENTS AN HOUR' MUSIC CLASSES PENANG, Wed.— Fiity students are attending the Federation's first evening class m the theory of music, inaugurated m Penang last week. The course, conducted by Mr. Harold Ashcroft, senior music lecturer at the Malayan Teachers* Training College, is based on
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    FREE FILM CIRCLE TO HELP GAIN KNOWLEDGE
    77 9 OINGAPORE, Wed. The Chinese V.M.C.A. is holding a free movie circle with the screening of at least one film a month for secondary school students. The secretary of the V.M.C.A.. Mr. K. S. Ling said: "The general aim of this movie service is
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    Dr Sodhy's two targets to fight TB in Federation
    233 9 Dr Sodhy's two targets to fight TB in Federation KUALA LUMPUR, £V Wed. The Federation's TB specialist, Dr. .1. S. Sodhy, has returned from Australia with some very useful pointers on the control of tuberculosis. He was Malaya's representative at the recent World Health Organisation tuberculosis seminar m Sydney, attended
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    An International water polo squad due in Singapore
    609 10  -  M. HARRISON-CRAY INDONESIAN NATIONAL TEAM IS GOING TO PLAY 2 MATCHES —_i "bAILY BRIDGE by I^XPERIENCED player^ 1 should be alive to the danger of getting too high. despite a galaxy of top cards, on two ill-fitting hands. Here b a gruesome
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    24 10 WELLINGTON. Wed Tht French Rugby League touring team beat Taranaki 30-21 at Hawera yesterday. Tiu y led 15-11 at half time.
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    22 10 TIJUANA. W.d. Mexican bantamweight Lalo Guerrero will meet Filipi:.<- Danny Kid m a 10-round bout here on Monday.- U.P.I.
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    155 10 The Blue Rovers are unbeaten team in 3rd division soccer Introducing thc Blue Rovers, the unbeaten team who have played seven .am.s. of which they won li.c and drew two. The team, now lhe current Singapore .Ird Division A runners- up. has its training centre at St. George s Road
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    Big friendly matches are bad business
    106 10 LONDON. Wed. Worldfamous soccer clubs, like Real Madrid, should not be encouraged to play frieiuiiy matches m England, accordbff to Mr. Alan Hardaker. Seirv of the English Foot- 1 ball League. Mr. Hardaker. speaking alter the League.- extraordinary meeting, gave this as one of
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    TOM FARRELL SPRINGS A HALFSURPRISE BUT IT COST A 'FINE
    415 10  -  CAPEL KIRBY By I LONDON. Wednesday. 0 M FARRELL, the 27-year-old Liverpool Scripture teacher, did a naughty thing at London's White City. He won the A.A.A. half-mile championship and caused considerable embarrassment to the Northern Counties Athletics officials. For this
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    Controversial Griffin may bowl in the fifth Test
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    17 10 BAGDAD. Wed A team of 23 athletes will represent Iraq at the Olvmnic.s Reuter
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    119 10 SERGEANT TO LEAD TWO-DAY HIKE OPEN TO ALL SINGAPORE. W e d.— Six footer Sgt James Father who recently set a marathon walk record across Singapore from Changi to Tuas m 9 hrs. 25 mins. will give young walkers "some experience" at hiking at Pulau Tekong. The hike sponsored by
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    63 10 WORCESTER. Wed.— Miss Befsy Rawls. the South Carolina professional, yesterday became the first player to win the United States women's open golf title four times Miss Rawls began the final 36 holes seven strokes behind the leader, but won by one stroke with a
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    42 10 COATBRIDGE, Wed—Christine Harris, shock choice the first Scottish girl to crash that elusive one-minute at 59 9ser tm Hin a^nl 8 ear o^/? m D n '*™l*ne. was timed of a second Scottish native record by a tenth
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    304 10  - Mr. Erik plans a bull-fight in Britain: Gate for charity JONATHAN By LONDON. Weo.— ln Wimbledon yesierday, v. a Home 1 lull of souvenirs. I net bearded George Erik—founder and cnairman of .ne Club Taurino m London. He wants to stage a buil-fight m Britain. Not "bull-fignting." he inj sisted,
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    115 12 SCHOOLS CHESS LINEUP SINGAPORE. Wed.—Schoolboy chess wizards, Tan Lian Ann and Tan Lian Seng, will play first and second boards m the forthcoming meet against the Federation. Other members of the Singapore team are Tan of St. Patrick's. Gopinath Menon of Victoria ana Paul Chan of Tan ion-. Katong The
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    65 12 ROME. Wed. Youngest competitor m the Olympic games next month is like.y to be a 12-year-old Roman girl, Luciano. Marcellini. Blue-eyed Luciana is m the Italian Olympic swimming team. She has been entered for the 200 metres breastroke. An Olympic spokesman said the youngest competitor would
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    51 12 MOSCOW, Wed.— A 49-year-old Russian swimmer, Iskander l-._il_.ulii.. has made a 15-mile swim m Lake Dolgoye, m the extreme north of Arctic Siberia. He was m the water 9 1 hours. Lake Dolgoye is north of the 69th parallel, about 250 miles inside the Arctic Circle.—
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    26 12 REDCAR, Wed—The Princess Royal's Red Dragon won the Vaux Gold Tankard handicap, run over one mile, six furlongs and 132 yards here yesterday.
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    21 12 JALAN BESAR. Wed— Two judo films will De screened at the Singapore Judo Club tomorrow night at 8.00.
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