The Singapore Free Press, 30 July 1960

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    14 1 IS TALKING The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    159 1 ONE OF MOST IMPUDENT FAKES OF^MODERN TIMES' SAYS A w ?iI ER AFTER ANALYSING CHINESE CLAIM TO FAME Io tangible proof that they climbed the orld's highest mountain -The Chiniim to have Mist \\;is /UK- article st impudent n linn s." ting m the \r\\ Leader,*
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    pastro crisis: Raul dashes back from Cairo
    228 1 pastro crisis: Raul dashes back from Cairo HAVANA, Saturday. piDEL CASTRO'S admission thai he was "unwell/ phis his brother Raul's dash home from Cairo added fuel yesterday to rumours of a major shake-up m the Cuban Government, with the Premier taking a back seat. There were other rumours that Fidel
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    TEMPLER OPENS SHOW BY MALAYAN PAINTER
    7 1 TEMPLER OPENS SHOW BY MALAYAN PAINTER I
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    Death toll rises
    20 1 WARSAW, Sat— More Polish' 'heir banks and the 1 n death roll m the floods ro^e :.\e
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    Pacific coast shock
    14 1 TOKYO. Sat. A strong earth tremor this morning shook > Pacific coastline
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    Shorter hours
    25 1 MOSCOW, Sat— Shorter working hours between four and seven hours— for 20 million Soviet factory and office workers were claimed by Tass yesterday.
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    Murder, then fire
    82 1 01 C KITTEN ANGO, (New York) Sat. Firemen called to light a fire m a modest ranch-style home yesterday found the bodies of two brothers, aged 1 and 3. m blood-spattered cribs. Their deaf-mute father scravv ed a confession that he killed one of them with i
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    Sixth-formers do their bit
    89 1 ENTHUSIASTIC sixth formers of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus m Singapore arrange some of the items for their auction sale to be held m conjunction with a food and fun fair at the school grounds today. The auction will be I pper Six Arts'
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    Belgian pull-out from Congo
    24 1 BRUSSELS. Sat. II Arthur Gilson. the Belgian Defence Minister, said that 1.500 troops were being withdrawn immediately from the Congo.
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    A breathing spell;
    23 1 LONDON. Sat. Parliament recessed for its summer vacation yesterday and save Prime Minister Harold MacMillan a threemonth political breathing spell
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    Astronauts look on as space probe rocket ends in 'catastrophe'
    211 1 Astronauts look on as space probe rocket ends in 'catastrophe' CAPE CANAVERAL, Saturday. AX attempt to fire a one-ton space-travel capsule through the earth's atmosphere and bring it back, ended m "something cata- strophic," officials said. Data is now being studied to find out exactly what happened. Apparently the Atlas
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    Suffragette Louisa Cullen dies
    34 1 SYDNEY. Silt.— Mrs. Louisa Cullen, a pioneer of the British suffragette movement, win once led a group of women which stormed the House of Co.nmons. has died here aged 84.
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    'Lie!, says Lumumba
    24 1 MONTREAL. Sat.— Patiice Lumumba, the Congo Prime Minister, said here: "There is nothing to the reports that white women were raped.
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    Threatened strike
    22 1 LONDON. Sat.— Millions of Londoners faced the thrat of a power strike last niglt which might disrupt underground railway services.
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    Ballot boxes burnt
    25 1 SEOUL, Sat.— Forty policemen were injured and ballot boxes were burned m Samchonpo as vote counting beean m Korea's nationwide parliamentary election*.
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    Road casualties up
    36 1 LONDON. Sat The number of people hurt on roads m London last year rose by 7.756 over 1958. The total number of casualties was 71.956, including 816 deaths, 51 more than m 1958.
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    Pilot flown home
    30 1 WIESBADEN < Germany Sat, The body of Capt. Willard G. Palm, pilot of an RB-47 shot down by the Russians, left yesterday by plane for the United States.
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    King Saud forgives
    34 1 CAIRO. Sat.— Mecca Radio announced that King Saud has released and forgiven the drivers of two cars involved m a collision on Monday m which the Kings 25-year-old daughter was killed.
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    The 12th atom sub
    28 1 The 1 2th atom sub GROTON. (Connecticut). Sat.— The twelfth nuclear powered submarine to be built m this country, the Scorpion, joined the United States Fleet here yesteraav.
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    STOP PRESS
    116 1 KOREA ELI pi. I -nit tod iron iv I ii. 11 < is Win r M hi Mi .t..n \1 1 1 it.. andidati s r. i-» 1 1 1 I N t 1 1 <• i < i I! Mil I•• I I Mill |11l MALAYAN Fl
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    Low level of business was feature of a dull week: But close is satisfactory
    278 2 Low level of business was feature of a dull week: But close is satisfactory LONDON, Sat. THE London stock 1 markets finished an unsettled week on a satisfactory note yesterday although holiday influences restricted the volume of business. Medium and long-dated gilts securities were often better. 1 here was 1.0
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    WALL STREET
    148 2 Aggressive buying sends prices to a new high NEW YORK: Wall Street closed firm yesterday with a good showing of gains mostly to $2. After an initial mixed trend the list rose slowly m the morning until shortly before midday when aggressive buying sent the market to a
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    AMSTERDAM
    71 2 Firm trend m a moderate mart 4 MSTERDAM: The market A was Qrm. All internationals yesterday showed a firm tendency following Thursday's Wall Street closings and stimulated oy new tax proposals here. Philips was again the market feature rising around 25 points mainly due to local and American demand.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    170 2 SHIPS IN PORT OIIIPs lyiit^ alongside Urn Singapore Harbour Board wharves this morning are: Straa; Mozambique 1/2, Demodocus 4/5, Bougainville 6A. Tatsuhara Maru 6/7. Glenroy 8/9. Le Verdoii 10/11. Halldor 13/14. Pies. Coolidge 15/16, Izhevsk 18. Tjiliwong 19. Sedenak N. Wall 3, Bidor 21/22. Gorgon 23/24. Straal Banka 25/26. Teiko
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    Hong Kong prices
    58 2 HONG KONG, Friday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1.19;) $1,190 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $9100 $91.50 sellers sales Wheelock Marden S 7.30 7.40 sales sales H'Kony phone 537 23 $37 50 sales sules Dairy F-arm Cold Storape $27.30 $27 80
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    419 2 New process for production of aluminium MONTREAL: Mr. Nathanaol V. Davis, president of Aluminium Ltd., has anannounccd that the company would spend some $4,000,000 to build new facilities at Arvida. Quebec, for tne production of aluminium "by a basically new process A statement by Mr. Davis and Mr. H.H.
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    UP 18 DOWN 12 UNCHANGED 146
    942 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE, Friajv. Previous Today INDUSTRIALS A:€x. IncU Ords (X) 4. Ice ll.uo Buyers 8.8. Petro! 43 6 4J 6 B.M. Trustees 525 5.25 Ccn. Tm Smelt. Pref. 20 3 20 3 Ords. 51 Federal Dispensary i.53 1.50
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    Slightly better sentime before the holidays
    323 2 Slightly better sentime before the holidays ■^[■■^■■■■■■■^■■I^TTy^^YJl^g SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday 1 finished its last full trading day before the holidays on a slightly better note. There was selective support in all sections, bul buyers were unwilling to raise prices to any extent. Altogether two industrials. nine
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    U.K. Closing Prices
    94 2 LONDON July ?<) RUBBER N*. 1 Ho. C if. European ports. Aug. ."l Stpt 31 i RUBBER N*. 1 RSt Spot RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms. Sept M 1 Ifi :?<• Oct. Dec. H I lrt M 7 it. TONE: Steady at decline PEPPER Whit*
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    RUBBER
    273 2 Decline at Singapore causes steep drop m early prices LONDON. Sat. Rubber quotations were marked down sharply at the opening yesterday following the steep decline at Singapore. Traders were inclined to Ignore the increase .shown In United States consumption for June, but said that ioiiovving the denial of the
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    METALS
    73 2 Consumer interest m tin lacking LONDON: Tin was steady yesterday by the absence of much fresh consumer interest on boih sides of the Atlantic, the market was seemingly sustained by the strength of the Singapore price. Copper Wits steady m moderate trading. Early hesitancy led to slightly lower price
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    New York Prices
    35 2 NEW YORK July ?o Prtvmuk Tnd*v TIM Strait* spot 104 «2 KM t2 RUBBER Futures •t»t IT.»7| M No 36 2»i lALII 67 lots TONE: Steady at dtclini N« 1 Rtt Aug.
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    Round the world Market Prices
    14 2 Round the world Market Prices NOTE: Alt prices oelow are middle prices. torru I
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    Dow Jones Aw
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    U.S. Pepps
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    Copra. Coconut
    77 2 tOPRA Pn^^M Si"tt*an •mmhmi n**J I Ion,: ton COPRA itr Jlt! v X.mmm i Mflt I*. vtreri h I ton Au{ |m> I COCONUT OIL ul m ttmt* or |J^ pran o t tt i I •»olh t*r l, n im I Auk COCONUT OIL tm 1 CtyUn
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      673 2 ~~-SHIPPIi\G~~&y §§f THE LA.Va LINES <g (£t) %mm E0 SE MEDITERRANEAN. 3* CONTINENTAL I SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. \C/ 2c, s pin p. mm j^ JT r> i Siagkhia 1 1 Aut \C^ fl ai Ka«H*a" a) l« Pirt 4 *ug 5 0 Aug I 1 Aug DC m.%. StlaN,a- I) M2O
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      194 2 BARBER LINE From U.S.A. EAST COAST PORTS via PANAVt LOS ANCELH SUI ANO HONGKONG SAKVILLE 6 Aug FERN-VILLE FAR EAST LDQ From USA GULF PORTS via PANAMA. LOS fthCtLES <»» AND HONGKONG I CASTLCVILLE 7 Aug BARBER*FERN-VILLE UNI i TO: NEW YORK BOSToN. PHILADELPHIA BALTIMORE MHU via SUEZ GLENVILLE I"
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      TO JAKARTA 60 WINS.: SERVICE TO TART SOON
      9 3 TO JAKARTA 60 WINS. SERVICE TO TART SOON ASDDD
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      'Genuine' traders assured: You needn't fear
      169 3 MOVE TO CONTROL JAKARTA BUSINESS WITH STATE 43^ OESIGNED^JO^JMPROVE^ RELATIONS— SPOKESMAN SINGAPORE, Saturday. THK Indonesian Consulate hene assured "genuine" traders m Singapore that they should not have any rear about its Government's move to "control* trade between the two countries. A Consulate spokesman told
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      -Fellowship — award for Govt. doctor
      178 3 -Fellowship award for Govt. doctor SINGAPORE, S a t.— A Government fellowship has been awarded to a young local doctor to work for higher professional qualifications overseas. The Singapore Government fellowship has been won by twenty-slx-year-old Dr. T. A. Sinnathuray. Dr. Sinnathuray graduated from the medical school at the University
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      City Councillors to aid the villagers
      45 3 PENANG. Sat. Penang City Councillors have been invited to join Jalan Bukit Dumbar residents m their kampong improvement project on Sunday. The residents will supply labour and the Council will supply the materials for filling m the kampong road.
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      Kampong industries
      32 3 TAMPIN. Sat. The A>j sistant Minister of Rural Development. Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman. has urged the Tampin district rural development committee to include kampong industries m its projects.
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      Our tourist income
      98 3  -  SINGAPORE, Sat. Singa- j pcre earned an estimated 532.000.000 last year from I 78.000 tourists who visited the island. By R G. PILLAI Detween the two countries. He said that there would be no future tor illegal traders who reported to smuggling. Meanwhile, many local traders are
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      Our national flower
      27 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat "Bunga Raya, popularly Known as "Hibiscus," will be the national flower of Malaya, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, ani nounced.
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      BANANA MEN FACE DEATH IN DAILY WORK
      148 3 BANANA MEN FACE DEATH IN DAILY WORK KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Banana dealers face death daily from the widespread practice of ripening bananas artificially. The Malacca coroner, Mr. Ramanatha Iyer, warned the public generally against using chemicals which they knew nothing about. He had been told how a woman was fatally
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      ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL SETS SIGHT ON $40,000
      146 3 ST. ANDREW'S MISSION HOSPITAL SETS SIGHT ON $40,000 rIE St. Andrew's Mission Hospital at Tanjong Pasar. Singapore, has set up a special committee, with Captain R. Todd as chairman, for its Hopital Appeal. THE AIM: To raise funds for its target of 840.000 this year. The Appeal started with a
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      Vital role of Malaya in the new attitude of West towards Asia
      172 3 Vital role of Malaya in the new attitude of West towards Asia SINGAPORE. Sat. The head of the Political Training Centre here. Mr. G G Thomson, speaking at a luncheon recently, said Singapore and the Federation were playing an important role m changing the attitude of the West towards Asia.
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      Federation students in Singapore may now mail home their votes
      148 3 Federation students in Singapore may now mail home their votes SINGAPORE, Saturday. [FEDERATION students m Singapore are now entitled to vote by post m the parliamentary or state elections m Malaya. Circulating the announcement, m the Singapore Polytechnic and the University of Malaya, the secretary of the Election Commission m
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      Hiking to Rome
      28 3 PENANG. Sat.— Two youths from Kuching, hitch-hiking to the Olympic Games m Rome, have reached Penang. They are Sim Tslan Hee and Chan Thai Wan.
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      Causeway Players to stage first play
      47 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Hejjah Kalthom. wife of the Tungku Mahkota, Johore, is chairman of the Causeway Players who will shortly be presenting their first play at the Diamond Jubilee Hall. This new dramatic troupe consists of both European and Asian players.
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      Pioneer product
      16 3 KUALA LUMPUR, SatQuick frozen foods have been declared pioneer products, a Government .statement announced.
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      110 3 w^^ Lune ana JJate VflßpS wT automatically ID More fhan 100 ye»n jy »t successful (riding mff -^vSvQJ V m Asm Jtvd a Modern ml I' W^^^H Sen ac uiter s.^te iifuier If \jj\ )]||"9 C»iuifiu>t«e terms. 81l I^HB^^ OAYMATtC I i As new as today's missiles I IV FOR
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      111 3 ft 111 1 1 •\M Medium Wave 476 metres SlMli »ivr: 6- metres (4780 kc s.) m imi p.m. 10.410 p.m. dail\ Programme suni- Evergreen parade; l 3n T4O NewStHTnr JL T74F I ..aiioiir conducts; 200 ..■van touch. Piano playtime; 243 Soft I > Community dance 3.34 Saturday prom; 430
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    IT ONLY TOOK SIX LETTERS TO SPELL OUT THAT MAGIC NAME OF SUCCESS-S-A-L-O-M-A: NOW THE OFFERS POUR IN
    1064 4  - IT ON LY TOOK SIX LETTERS TO SPELL O UT THAT MAGIC NAME OF SUCCESS- S-A-L-O-M -A: NOW THE OFFERS POUR IN OSWALD HENRY ASDF WAS there when she made hei first appearance before a mike at a Singapore club. I was there when she made her first screen test
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    OUTING FOR 52 PERAK HOUSE CHILDREN
    105 4 OUTING FOR 52 PERAK HOUSE CHILDREN CINGAPORE. Sat. The Hans Andersen Club recently took 52 cmlan-n of the Perak House for an outing. The children visited the aircraft carrier, HMS Albion, at tne Naval Base. They were shown round the ship by officers and men of the carrier, after which
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    Farmen an allwar 'killer'
    13 4 Farmen an allwar 'killer' Chu k an a i The Socm:. suar withe;
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      397 4 you got the AUGUST issue 0f.,, :4 *ZI& 9m I fmm /ft\ X#^l Ii 1 I I I \fc j^^^k" "s*<*'iSO«. > I '^m ['''''"'''^m X •'•'^M t m U I/ H Hi V I M Everybody's reading it I i^^ %*^P*F^ v^jdlaf "My tnends and I have wife is
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      393 4 CLUES ACROSS 1. Artist m the old gauntlet I. I I I Is I MTp^T where means of transport may I I I I P TB be found (6>. wi I 4. A bone is good French and my may be tied m a bow (6>. 8. Has he a
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    They say we go about in bullock carts...and Danaraj is so shocked
    826 5 They say we go about in bullock carts... and Danaraj is so shocked pOSTWAH buildings were, by far, the finest when communed with those m Continental •outlines. s;iid Mr. A.G.S. Danaraj, who has returned from England after two-year sluilv course. Mr. Danaraj, who luis come back with a diploma m
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      176 5 WATCH FOR OUR ANNOUNCEMENT IN SUNOAY TIMES TOMORROW. 41-43, High St., Spore. 131, Botu Rd., Kuolo Lumpur. IPaih:li»iii (.kiliU ■p^ PRESENTS D LA SEMAINE CULINAIRE FRANCAISL U FRENCH GASTRONOMY WEEK LI n Extended Mon., 25th to Sot., July 30th IJ FW BY POPULAR REQUEST J^ J French Specialities served during
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    Dear Sir...
    409 6 CPO. STAFF ARE COURTEOUS 0 I fed fhar you' i rodent, D'C< W>ng I Snobbery .it tre CPO", 22 July) should not ha\e n the press to be sc riter He thai he was otfendrd <it the attitude of the counter staff .it the CPO Well, now dv
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    Joan Collins to wed again and she is 'scared silly' about it
    426 6  - Joan Collins to wed again and she is 'scared silly' about it Peter Evans By ROME. SATURDAY JOAN COLLINS at 20. is a young lady with considerable assets. At the last count she possessed several minks, a diamond and sapphire ring, a M524,<)00 Thunderbird convertible, and a box lull ol'
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    He once showed the Bank of England the way to make money
    1177 6  -  TUDOR JENKINS jESSBEXBBS^ESS^^^S^^S^s^m ASDFSDA DRITAIX'S hire-purchase king, Mr. Gibson Jarvie, sits m an oflice that looks like the library of a country house. II stands high above Eciskheu{) m ihe line headquarters he built lor United Dominions Trust
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    -THE FUTURE PRESIDENT'S P.R.O. WILL HAVE HIS WINGS CUT
    179 6 -THE FUTURE PRESIDENT'S P.R.O. WILL HAVE HIS WINGS CUT YEW YORK. Sat.— 11 The next President of the United States, be it Kennedy or Nixon, will certainly do one thing: cut down his P.R.O. to size. Nothing irritates Americans more when international crises break than to find President Eisenhower on
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    Busmen Keep watch their waistime
    116 6 Busmen Keep watch their waistime LONDON I bu I soon t I I at regular I and coronary j^M Active t^J The a.smenii^ r;ed o*2 ol ao Ho J. I Morr..v It ha.- i he a London TranJJ mens union The doctors i Do light workers J er blood pftHM
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      18 6 There is one way to be sure j Bb .aVß^P^^aaaaa ALLIED RECORD CLUB SINGAPORE P. O BOX 2097
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      174 6 Didn't you see your pocket picket Sounds fantastic' But when you connder th« tm* money you have lost, m buying clothes where e washes the lapels pucker, the trousers bog the r«»M m\ your pocket might just as well been picked And undoubtedly spends more time being pressed th<* How
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    MEDICALS CONDUCT A HEALTH SURVEY
    121 7 MEDICALS CONDUCT A HEALTH SURVEY SINGAPORE. Sat.— A group of final-year students oi be Medical Faculty, Umuy of Malaya, recentcompleted a public lltll survey of Kam:xmg Heap Guan San, 4tn mile TYlok Blangah Road 'tie survey was conductec Urn Department oi Social Medicine and PubHealth. It coverea common diseases whicn
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    New police head
    21 7 SUNOEI PATANI, Sat. te Mohamed bin Abdullah o take over as OCPD, SunPatani, from Inche ibob bin Ahmad.
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    The GIRL in the CROWD
    53 7 IF the girl m the crowd (arrow) will call at the Free Press office, Times House, she will receive a prize of $15 and a complimentary copy of her photo. The girl spotted on Wednesday was Miss Y. Fatimah, 20, (right) a typist m a
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    Boy tutored this Malay expert
    200 7  -  LAN MOK-AI SYCES SON TAUGHT HIM HIS FIRST WORD: NOW HE HAS DICTIONARY FOR CHINESE SCHOLARS By SINGAPORE. Sat A YOUNG Chinese who learned his first word of Jawi 10 years ago, from the 12--year-old son of the family driver, is today Singapore's foremost authority
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    Harley Street physician is a Dato and royal adviser
    171 7 Harley Street physician is a Dato and royal adviser SINGAPORE, S a t.— A Harley Street physician with a difference is Dr. Joseph Brand for he is the only Dato m the street and his patients are nearly all the Sultans of Malaya and Brunei. The stocky Austrian-born doctor was
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    Rotary Club talk
    37 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. C. H. Cook, commercial manager of Radio Singapore will speak on "Establishing j Commercial Radio m Singa- pore" at the next luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club at the Cathay Restaurant.
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    A cooking class
    27 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. A session of Chinese cooking will take place at the Young Women's Christian Association at Outram Road at 2.30 p.m. this afternoon.
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    UNION URGES GOVT. TO PROBE WAGE RATES
    118 7 UNION URGES GOVT. TO PROBE WAGE RATES SINGAPORE, S a t.— The Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation has asked the Government to set up a commission to inquire into the wage rates of its 10,000 members. The Federation which claims to represent all the daily-rated workers of the Council
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    1,164 new hajis are home from Jeddah
    46 7 PENANG. Sat.— The pilgrim ship, Anshun has arrived here from Jeddah with 1,164 new hajis— the fourth batch to return. A total of 568 passengers disembarked at Penang, while 596 others are going on to Port Swettenham and Singapore.
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    Off for crime talks
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Commissioner of Prj/ons, Major P. L. James, left for London to attend a United Nations conference on the prevention of crime and the treatment of the offender.
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    18 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Mr. D. H. Sinclair, chief executive officer, Malayan Pineapple Planting Board, has resigned.
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    67 teachers pass T.T.C. Part I examinations
    831 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. Sixtyseven teachers m Singapore have passed the Professional Part I Examination for the Certificate m Education held m June this year. The results are:Abdeen. Isha. Alsagoff. Talha. AM Stew Whay, Begum Fawziah bt" Marican All. Chan Pong San Chan, Penelope A.
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    'You're out,' cried the umpire 3 times when Rhodes rapped W.G.
    352 9 THE LAUGHS AND DRAMA OF CRICKET... IN TWO BOOKS WILFRED RHODES, by Sidney Rogerson. Hollis and Carter. 18s. "JNCREDIBLE as it may seem," Sir Donaid Bnidman writes m introduction to this book, "Wilfred Rhodes had scored 33,996 runs and
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    THERE'S NO FUN TO PLAY WITH MAY
    143 9 THERE'S NO FUN TO PLAY WITH MAY THE CLOVES ARE OFF, by Godfrey Evans. Hodder and Stoughton, 15$. MUCH of Godfrey lfA Evans's cheerful ebullience emerges m this brisk autobiography. Early on there is a telling sentence about his first big game, a wartime matcn between an England side and
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    91 9 Fireworks at Olympics from Japan TOKYO, Sat.— Japanese fireA works will blaze over Rome's Olmypic Games next month. They left here yesterday by ship lor Genoa. Tne 236 .sets of fireworks left aboard the 9,000 tons freighter Settsu Maru. They were donated by a Tokyo fireworks dealer through the Tokyo
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    TEXAS HEAVY KNOCKED OUT
    50 9 MONTREAL. Sat. Roy Harris (Texas), 27. was knocked out m the fifth round by Canadiar Bob Cleroux. 22 Harris was floored by a relentless two fisted attack— the only knockdown of the fight. World champion Floyd Patterson beat Harris m 12 rounds m August 1958. Reuter.
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    441 9  -  CHRISTINE RODDY ASDFFASD THIS is a car every woman will drive with pride. Everything about it seems right. In fact. I'd say that the Mercedes-Benz 190 SL is more or less made to measure for the fastidious woman who
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    158 10 kitchee_ DELIGHT KiUhce Singapore Selection 1. JALAN BhSAR, Sat. Kitchee Sports Club of Hongkong had to fight hard. Their farewell match was played before a 2172 paying crowd. Kitchee lost their star left winger. Leung Wai Hung, m the 26th minute. He had made a solo effort, cutting m from
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    92 10 5-lb made Olym lifter faint Today he tries raise it agai si\(..\i>o k} r» J^ PUM 5-lb weight standv f utu fc*< and the Olympic (iattih ft f* tried to lift it he blacked <•„, I JJ Bantamweight (Jluia IMiu C*^ lil'l a total of 685-lb. He did v, fcf
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    KASSIM IS CHAMP AT KWONG AVE.
    243 10 KASSIM IS CHAMP AT KWONG AVE. SINGAPORE. Sat. Boggy tracks prevailed when Kwong Avenue School h< id its fifth Combined Annual Sports here yesterday. Kassim Douglas, who 100. 200 yards and 80 mhurdles was "A" Division champion, with Abdul Wahab runner-up. "B Div. champion was M. Husstin, and runner-up Richard
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    40 10 BAASTAD. S£t. Sweden and Italy snared tnr opening two smiles of their Davi.s Cup European zone final. Jan -Erik Lunaquisi brai Orlanao Sirola 6-4. 4-6, 6-3. 6-3. Nicola Pietrangeli bea: Ulf Schmidt 6-1. 6-4. 4-6. 6-4 Reuter.
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    209 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. Five Federation golfers, three from RAF Seletar. one Japanese and 45 Singaporeans will compete In the open Summer Meeting at the Royal Singapore Golf Club Slme Road, this afternoon at 2 pm. Mr W. H. Smart. President of the Malayan Golf Association,
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    80 11 ROME. Sat.— The first of 7.000 athletes entered for tne Rome sanies moved into the ultra-modern Olympic Village Here yesterday. They were five Indonesian cyclists accompanied by a masseur-trainer. Tne cyclists are Manaip Saleh. Theo, Hamsyin Rush Sanusi, and Hendrlcn Brochs. The trainer, Signor Pierre Lungo.
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    389 12 Cl. I—6F.1 6F. Sir Chiron 9.00. Tudor Wonder B.l>. Holiday Time 8.10. Singora II 8.06, Pant jarobah 7.10, Gallant Scholar 7.10, The Friar II 7.10, Powhatan 7.09, High Sovereign 7.09. Lucky Lucky 7.08, Prudent Choice 7.07, Carthusian II 7.07. Ton roue
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