The Singapore Free Press, 17 August 1960

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Lock icon CONGO: IT'S MARTIAL LAW
    167 1 Lumumba threatens to seize Belgian assets .DV'LLt: Wednesday M Minister Patrice W ni ht decreed l> m the Congo for a Join* months. JL, same time. Mr. threatened to seixe 9 jsscts Here if the Congo her "froxen within two weeks. l u^" mba to,d "ewsmen
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    DUD NOTES RING H.Q. IN KUALA LUMPUR
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    Lock icon US backs Dag but the Reds say 'He is wrong'
    304 1 US backs Dag but the Reds say 'He is wrong' XKYY YORK, Wednesday. iJHE United Suites and the Soviet Union last lUghl came out in open conflict over the Congo question. The I.S. State Department gave its "complete support" to the U.N. Secretary-General, Mr. Dug Hammarskjoeld. m his differences with
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    Sikh temple chief in custody
    40 1 NEW DELHI. Wed Gian Singh Vohru. president of Delhi's Sikh Temple committee, was remanded la custody until Aug. 26 yesterday charged with allowing agitators to u-e ::\e temples tor promoting class hatred and inciting demonstrations.
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    'Stooge' starts riot
    34 1 BLANTYRE. Xyasaland) Wed. —A mob of 500 Africans turned on an African politician with cries of ".stooge" and police had to u*e tear gas and batons to break up the melee.
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    6 million display
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    Pakistan's demand
    26 1 RAWALPINDI. Wed. The Pakistani Government will demand the return of two fighter planes and their pilots forced to land at Sandbar, Afghanistan, on Satur-
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    Moscow message
    45 1 ST ANDREWS (Scotland), Wed —Alexis. Patriarch of the Orthodox Church of Moscow and all Russia, has sent a message to the conference of the World Council of Churches* central committee urging "Christian oneness of mind" to lessen the "sharp divisions of the world."
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    Youngest at the Games?
    38 1 m KOMF Wed. Roger Mircea. a l.Vyear-old Rumanian vu iin who niay be the youngest competitor m the comIn. Olympics (iamcs, arrived here from Bucharest with a group of 28 Rumanian athletes and otticials.
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    No girls invited..
    219 1  - No girls invited LYDIA AROOZOO But she goes to work with 499 boys By SINGAPORE, Wed. What docs it feel like to be the only girl m a project exclusively meant for 500 boys? Miss Wong Son San, an Upper Form Six science student of Raftles Institution, found herself m
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    Lock icon Singapore ousted
    30 1 ACCRA. Wed. The eighth council meelUlg of ii;e World Assembly of Youtn yesterday removed Singapore irom the Assembly on grounds its national council was no longer representative.- U.P.I.
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    Yong speaks on a major problem
    68 1 REHOVOT. (Israel*, Wed.— Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. Singapore s Minister of Education, told an international conference here, that one of the major problems facing his country was the industrial expansion of South-East Asia. He said Singapore had been a market for raw materials, but
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    Teenagers' curfew
    40 1 BANDUNG. Wed— Police here are enforcing an 8 p.m. curfew on boys and girls under 16. m a surprise sweep on city streets last Wednesday night they rounded up 207 children, and took them home to their parents.
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    Powers trial today: Ticket for wife
    191 1 .MOSCOW, Wednesday. JHE wife and parents of Francis Gary Powers, the l\S. airman accused of aerial spying over the Soviet Union, yesterday received their tickets to attend his trial which opens here today m the Hall of Columns. The Powers family with their lawyers
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    The other Congo
    25 1 NEW YORK, Wed.— The Republic 6T the Congo formally applied for United Nations membership within 24 hours of gaining independence from France.
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    $1,800m. US aid
    24 1 1,800m. US aid WASHINGTON. Wed.— The Senate Foreisn Relations Committee yesterday approved a bill authorising a MS 1,800 million aid programme for Latin America.
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    13 trapped in mine
    21 1 1 3 trapped in mine JOHANNESBURG. Wed—Thirteen miners have been trapped by a rockfall m a goldmine within Johannesburg city limits.
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    POOLE FAILS TO WIN A ROYAL REPRIEVE
    131 1 POOLE FAILS TO WIN A ROYAL REPRIEVE T ONDON. Wed.— Mr. lain Ma Macleod. the Britisn Colonial Secretary, has refused to advise the Queen to reprieve Peter Poole, due to hang m Nairobi tomorrow for the murder of an African houseboy. A Colonial Office statement said: "Following on the decision
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    Eleven Reds held
    22 1 BANDUNG. Wed. Indonesian military authorities here have detained 11 members of the Indonesian Communist Party for holding "illegal" meetings."
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    Divers cut up a giant beacon...ships warned to steer clear
    239 1  - Divers cut up a giant beacon. ..ships warned to steer clear BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Two Singapore diving experts are now cutting up a huge 30-ton beacon lying on the seabed at the eastern entrance of the channel leading into the harbour Huge chunks of tne beacon dynamited
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    STOP PRESS
    20 1 lkadshfiodfjkjdk •1 I :ER DOWN I "M, CRASH: A IN|l llllv i Ih < i FLAG HOISTtD STOCK EXCH.
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    STITCH IN TIME REUNITES CRASH VICTIM AND HIS EAR
    96 1 STITCH IN TIME REUNITES CRASH VICTIM AND HIS EAR COLCHESTER. Wed. Police- found a man's ear m a wrecked car and rushed it to hospital where surgeons stitched it back on the injured passenger. After ambulance men had carried Mr. Frank Collier. 33. into the casualty ward a doctor found
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    Castro leads raid
    33 1 HAVANA. Weci Premier Fidel Ca.^tro persona By led an army raiding puny on a major Havana naval Installation yesterday to break up an alleged counterrevolutionary conspuacy involving some top officers.
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    27 1 Fir*t Malayan Fund inunucer'* prices today bu.wng SI UO .md .selling SI L'R .Second Malayan Fund manager.- prices bu.wng 94 cents and selling SI 00.
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    Unsettled conditions on the London markets: Teas and rubbers quietly firm
    191 2 Unsettled conditions on the London markets: Teas and rubbers quietly firm LONDON. Wed. PHERE was a return to unsettled conditions on the London stock exchange yesterday Business was restricted during the early stages by .settlement proceedings to a fairly busy previous account ar.d there was also a certain amount of
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    WALL STREET
    137 2 Market rallies and closes firm after early setback >TEW YORK: Wall Street i closed very steady with a modest showing of advances ranging mostly to a point. i Undaunted by the failure of an early rallying attempt, the market made good headway m the second hour of trading,
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    AMSTERDAM
    28 2 Limited dealings A MSTERDAM: The market A was irregular yesterday In limited dealings. Internationals were mostly lower. Plantations and shippings were neglected, while state loans tended higher.
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    M$24 mil. hotel for Jakarta
    65 2 TOKYO: The first cargo of building materials for the proposed Hotel Indonesia, to be built m Jakarta as part of Japan's war reparations programme will be shipped from here later this month. A Japanese contractor, Taisei Construction Cowill build the 14-storey hotel. Japan will supply
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    182 2 SHIPS IN PORT lying alongside the O Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Canton 1/2. Hannover 4/5, Tak Sang 6A. City of Wellington 6/7, Straat Johore 3/9. Oresies 10/11, Malais 13/14. Neder Elbe 15/16, Borneo 18, Nissan Maim 19. Sadao N. Wall 2. Scudai N. Wall 3. Emp.
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    $36½ m. refinery planned
    86 2 I ondon Buo Petroleum Company are planning to construct a plant :>; the Esso reWMwy Fawiev for the manufacture of butyl rubber. Announcing thk c :erday. Bit sssM the new plant would >^t noout M«3fi. 550.000 and h;t\e I capacity of 30.000 tons annually. It would
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    Hong Kong prices
    61 2 HONG KONG, Tuesday. Clasing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation 51, 155 $1,190 sales sales Union ins. Canton $90.00 $91.00 sales sellers Wheelock Warden 7.65 7.00 sales sales H Kong phone $38.50 $38.50 sales sales 1 Dairy Farm Cold Storage J>2B 40 $28.50
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    METALS
    141 2 Tin m Singapore drops sharply but London is not affected LONDON: Tin was unaffected by the sharp drop at Singapore as the price there had been considered too high m relation to London. Dealings were fairly active. Trade quarters reported a marked increase m outside enquiry and evidently stimulated
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    158 2 Economic experts due to help Indonesian Govt. TOKYO: A number of expert economic rehabilitation teams from both Eastern and Western European nations will begin arriving m Indonesia next month to work out plans for "economic and industrial co-operation" with Indonesia, according to Radio Republic Indonesia. The government-operated radio, monitored
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    U.S. steel outlook
    111 2 NEW YORK: United States purchasing agents expect steel output to recover from an estimated 59 per cent of capacity m the third quarter to an average 74 per cent m thc fourth quarter, it was announced here But the steel committee of thp National Association of Purchasing
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    Britain's tin and copper stocks
    48 2 LONDON: Tin stocks m London metal exchange warehouses at the end of last week totalled 9.564 tons comprising: London 4.285: Liverpool 3.684; and Hull 1.595. Copper stocks totalled 6.088 tons and comprised: London 1.130: Liverpool 3.413: Birmingham 50: Manchester 1.025 and Hull 470.
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    UP 7 DOWN 46 UNCHANGED 122
    906 2 NOTE All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS. t cci cum capital mac. *all eiclaliag ivarytkiaf. xl cxcluliag Imleal. aW cum femus issue. y xcr (relating capital rttara. I ccr cum capital rptura. cl cum livileeg c call pjpj cum an. cl
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    Once more prices of the shares are falling
    481 2 Once more prices of the shares are falling PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS oTv UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESW SINGAPORE, Wednesday. lUST as the Malayan Stock Exchange was getJ ting back on its feet yesterday, two events occurred which started prices on the downward slide again. Firs! the
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    Round the Market Prices
    201 2 NUTt. All price* oeluu. are middle price a. LONDON Aug. it. Previous «"')ii.ii RUBBER No 1 Hj>o c.i f. European ports. Aug L".< 7 Sept 7 l«i RUBBER No. 1 RSS pot j < i i<. RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Mout>r Ttrms Sept Oct. Dec
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    RUBBER
    117 2 New York advices stop decline that started at the outset LONDON. Wed.— The market followed the decline at Singapore by marking quotations down slightly at the outset yesterday. The morning passed with values rather nominal m the absence of substantial bid.s or offers. Despite i. oii-development of interest during
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    Held steady
    54 2 NEW YORK: Rubber futures vvere softer on scattered selling m moderate trading. Traders said physical rubber was softer with business transacted light. Latterly rubber futures held steady with dealings for the day moderate. Physical rubber was quiet. JAKARTA: The market was closed yesterday and will remain closed today
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    Lock icon Modernisation bid
    39 2 JAKARTA: Indonesia's mining industry will get a M 533.3 million shot m the arm this year. The government has allocated that amount for importing mining machinery and other equipment m a move to modernise industry facilities.— U.P.I.
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    DRIVER ESCAPED WITH LIGHT INJURIES AFTER THIS CRASH
    62 3 DRIVER ESCAPED WITH LIGHT INJURIES AFTER THIS CRASH 0 Hit- driver of this i.ir escapeSl with lij;ht injuries when it crashed •uainst a lamp-post m Seng Pi»h Koad. 111. driver was helped out S3 a youth. Leung Wah huii" ol Senj; Poh Koad. Ihe injured driver was M-nt to the
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    Work Brigade to absorb discharged boys
    222 3  -  LAN MOK-AI BYRNE TELLS GIMSON SCHOOL INMATES: FUTURE DEPENDS ON ABILITY TO ADJUST TO THE INSTITUTIONS DISCIPLINE By SINGAPORE CITY. Wed T HE s,n £apore Work Brigade will take m boys who leave (limson School either on parole or on discharge to the care
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    BUILDING WORK TO COMMENCE ON THE MILITARY COLLEGE
    102 3 BUILDING WORK TO COMMENCE ON THE MILITARY COLLEGE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The 200-acre site at Sungei Best where Malaya's ••Sandhurst" will be established Is soon to have the first of its many buildings. It will be the Cadet's Wing and will comprise the administration block, officers' mess, drill hall, canteen,
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    Lock icon TO RAJASOORIA PUBLISHES SECOND BOOK ON LAYAN TRIALS
    11 3 TO RAJASOORIA PUBLISHES SECOND BOOK ON LAYAN TRIALS lafskdu fuijsf Press
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    A PICNIC GIRL, 17, DROWNS IN HAUNTED' RIVER
    92 3 A PICNIC GIRL, 17, DROWNS IN HAUNTED' RIVER \LOR STAR. Wed. Two days after she had been reported mtwdtig the body 1 7-year-old Siti Haliiah bmte Omar, a schoolgirl. a found floating m the haunted" Bukit Pinang River near here. Siti was with a picnic party of 11 other boys
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    Church ceremony
    36 3 PENANG. Wed. -The Bishop of Penang. Monsignor Francis Chan, unveiled a tablet to the memory of 23 •valiant men of God*' on Sunday night before a large gathering at Penang's Cathedral of the Assumption.
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    $100 turkey
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    Radio is pulse of Govt.-Tengku
    55 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. said Radio Malaya was the "pulse" of the Government and because of this it would not be turned into a corporation. Replying to a question in the Senate, he said: -There la no proposal to turn
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    PREMIER WILL SPEAK AT INAUGURAL MEET
    65 3 PREMIER WILL SPEAK AT INAUGURAL MEET SINGAPORE. Wed. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will address the inaugural meeting of the Peopie's Association at its Na- I tional Recreation Centre! headquarters at 8.30 p.m. on Saturday. Mr. Lee. as Chairman of the Association, has named representatives of 43 organisations
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    Demands to Caltex
    38 3 SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. The National Union of Oil Workers has submitted a set of 30 demands to the management of Caltex Oil (Malaya) Ltd., on behalf of more than 100 members employed by the firm.
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    MINISTRY'S FURTHER EFFORT TO ENRICH ISLANDS CULTURE
    167 3 Music of all races presented by rare instruments SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. A new series of musical evenings was inaugurated at the recently completed open-air Hong Lim Green Regional Theatre. The series, organised by the Ministry of Culture, will present to the people of
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    WHO health meet
    57 3 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. The Minister lor Health. Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, will open a World Health Organisation public health conference and study tour on Monday at 9 a.m., at the Institute of Pathology. General Hospital. Red documents SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Kuching police have seized a 'large quantity" of
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    TWO SCHOOLS COMBINE TO PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT
    233 3 T WO SCHOOLS COMBINE TO PROVIDE ENTERTAINMENT Repeated cheers greet the young actors of Tainted Porcelain' PASIR PAXJAXG, Wednesday. DASIK Panjang Secondary and Crescent Girls' Schools jointly staged a 14-item annual concert at the Pasir Panjang Second- ary School Hall. The highlight of the evening was a one-act play, •Painted
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    Parents liked show put up by pupils of Queenstown
    314 3 Parents liked show put up by pupils of Queenstown QUEENSTOWN. Wed. —About 1.000 people, mostly pupils and their parents, attended a talentime concert staged by the boys of the Queenstown Secondary School. The highlight of the evening was an item contributed by Mr. G. I. Balasundram. a teacher m the
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    Not tourist agency
    26 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, has denied that the Malayan Embassy m Tokyo was like an American tourist agency.
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    Five golden rules to beat burgy
    235 4 POLICE PUT OUT A PAMPHLET WITH A MESSAGE FOR THE PUBLIC: HELP US TO HELP YOU SINGAPORE, CITY, Wednesday. DOUCE here have issued a new pamphlet seeking the co-opera-lion oi* the public m the war on crime. The pamphlets carry the hold heading of
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    Mr. CLOGGHEAD
    44 4 THE WORST DRIVER IN SINGAPORE HE always parks just where he wants to even if it is near frame lights or an intersection. Why should HE worry about what happens to thr flow of traffic when he's not even m his car?
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    GET-TOGETHER
    78 4 SINGAPORE CITY: The Auxiliary and Active members of the Legion of Mary of St. Joseph's Church i Portuguese Mission held their annual get-together at the St. Anthony's Convent Hall. Before the gathering, a mass was said by Rev. Fr. Texeira. The programme included sketches by the students of the
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    LEAVE IN IRELAND
    57 4 BRAS BASAH: Rev. Bro. Joseph Virgilius, leaves soon tor a long vacation m Ireland, after serving six years at St. Joseph's Institution. He will be meeting his parents for the first time m ten years. He is the Scoutmaster of the 3rd. Group and m recognition of
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    SU IS PRESIDENT
    143 4 SINGAPORE CITY: Mr. Su Tih Kuan has been elected President of the Foochow, Coffee, Restaurant and Bar Merchants' Association. The vice-president of the Association is Mr. Yeo Swee Hong and the secretary is Mr. Lim Tian Geok. Other office-bearers are: Treasurer, Mr. Sio Chong Teng and assistant
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    ESSAY CONTEST
    78 4 SINGAPORE. CITY: The Malaysian Sociological Research Institute will hold an essay contest on "What the terms Singapore. Malaya. Malaysia, means to me." The contest is open to all. Under-21's must write around 1,500 words and the over-21's 2.500 words. A consolation prize plus $50 will be awarded to
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    KIAN IS GOING
    50 4 BRAS BASAH: Kian Moi. 18. leaves tomorrow for Connecticut on a five-year scholarship to study engineering at Trinity College. A former student of St. Joseph's Institution. he obtained his Cambridge Certificate m 1958. He worked as an apprentice engineer m the Singapore Harbour Board for some time.
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    HAWAIIAN NIGHT
    74 4 BRAS BASAH: The Lower Six Arts girls of the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus will end the second term with a dance with a difference "Hawaiian Night." The guests will be attired m Hawaiian costumes instead of the conventional coat and tie. The guests of the evening
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    CEDAR'S DIG DAY
    216 4 SENNETT ESTATE: Miss M. N. Oehlers. the principal 01 Rallies Girls' Secondary School, and the first principal of Cedar Girls' School, was the guest speaker at the Cedar first annual speech and prize-giving day. Addresslng parents, students and friends of the school, she laid strong emphasis on
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    Borneo scouts arrive for jubilee
    223 4 0 SINGAPORE CITY: Twenty one scouts and four m outers from British North Borneo, Sarawak and Brunei are now here to join some 500 scouts from Malaya and Singapore to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the scout movement m Singapore. They will attend the Golden
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    P.A.P. APPEAL
    101 4 BCKIT TIM All: The Ulu Pandan branch of the People's Action Party today appealed for volunteers to repair kampong roads of! sth. milestone, Holland Road. It Is proposed to start work on Sunday. The volunteero will be under the charge of Inche Ariff b.n Suradi. Assemblyman tor Ulu
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    WITH LOVE, FROM...
    59 4 WITH LOVE, FROM RIVER VALLKY: T>io Permaiient Secretary to the Federation Ministry <>i Education. Mr. Tom Hughes. stopped over m Singapore yesterday while on his way to Britain on .six aMfcfl leave. Mr. Hughes spent almost all that time shopping lor "something special for his infant grand daughter whom he
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    Thrills for children by children at Festival Week show tonight
    110 4 0 GEYLANG: A troupe of 30 child artistes and jugglers from Kampar. Perak, are here to stage three shows at the Happy World Stadium as part of the Children's Festival. Their ages range from six to twelve. Their visit here
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    THANKS TO 900
    24 4 TIONG BAIIRt M hundred boys from ail over Singapore helped the Singa- pore Mbi I M J con.r\ -JTj I I
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    MALAY EXAM
    30 4 HNMPOKI iirlL thou.>*i:.c k 1 O: If dred 11 1 the Ehir I apot iferjl and 111 The taking Dar J mmW morrow. I 23. -W an; H
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      459 4 CLUES ACROSS 1. Rice I'm sure to make cheap MmmW\^lw*l^^ I Ia "liT^ I I*l 1 IA and gaudy (12). I 111 8. Old boys better now. though I^^BBBa| VM 4BBB|-- M HBBBj^ M -iBBBjBa one see 7 fl 9. Be he disordered like -^Jmmm\—-JMmm\-m—JMmmY\— m -Jmm cup-bearer to the
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    Indonesia's way to win markets
    191 5  -  LAN MOK-AI PAINTINGS, PRODUCE AND PRINTING MATERIALS WILL BE ON SHOW FOR A WEEK FROM TODAY By SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. one-week exhibition to introduce Indonesian products, art and books will begin at the Singapore Victoria Memorial Hall today. To be opened by Ihe Indonesian Consul
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    Triplets to Bajau woman
    34 5 JESSELTON. Wed. A ai woman named Patahnu gave birth to triplets all girls at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital recently. The mother and the three babies were reported to be well
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    The girls show their skill!
    145 5 TANGLIN. Weil— The Maris Stella Vocational School m Holland Koad. run by the Sisters of the Franciscan Missionaries of Alary held its first exhibition. The exhibition was opened by Mgr. Van Melhebclio at the school's new building. Girls from child welfare and nursing sections demonstrated
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    YWCA puppet show
    30 5 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed The Y.W.C.A. ol Collyer Quay will hold a Chinese Musical Puppet Show this aiternoon at 3 p.m. instead of 10 a.m. •at its quarters.
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    Bat caves in Pahang bring a fortune to business syndicate
    227 5 Bat caves in Pahang bring a fortune to business syndicate KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. PEXTURIES-OLD bat caves m Ihe wilds of Pahang are yielding a fortune to ;i business xvf syndicate here supplying bat guano ns a fertiliser for padi, estates and cover crops. The caves were discovered six months ago.
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    SULTAN OPENS $280,000 GOVT. QUARTERS
    65 5 SULTAN OPENS $280,000 GOVT. QUARTERS TANAH RATA. Wed. The Sultan oi Pahang declared open 5530.000 worth ot new buildings here at separate ceremonies. At 10 a.m. he declared open 20 units oi Government quarters costing about $280.- 000. They will be occupied by Government personnel, many of whom have been
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    'TEACHERS TOO SHOULD GET KEY POSTS'
    92 5 'TEACHERS TOO SHOULD GET KEY POSTS' PENANG. Wed. The National Union of Teachers urged that -administrative posts m the Department of Education should be open to all teachers. A resolution passed at the union's annual delegates' conference m Pen-ang urged Government not to confine these posts only to graduates. Experience
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    HUNDREDS AT MASS ON ESTATE
    92 5 HUNDREDS AT MASS ON ESTATE KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— Hundreds of Catholics attended Mass In a $12,000 estate chapel built m the style^of-the- famous grotto J at Lourdes, France. The prayer was led by the Bishop of Kuala Lumpur, the Right Rev. Do- minic Vendargon, who opened the chapel on Castlefield
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    Civics course for 27
    27 5 KOTA BHARU. Wed.— The Deputy Mentri Besar of Kelantan, Haji Mohamed bin Nasir. opened a civics course here for 27 Local Council stall.
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      422 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS E S L E V METHODIST (Hi Kill: Mid-week service m tne church 8 p.m. ST ANDREWS CATHEDRAL HALL: Tne Creation Rehearsal 5. 30 p.m. MINISTRY OE CULTURE: Free him shows a: Church of Oui Lady ol Lourdes, Ophir Roaa; MacAlister Road; and Jalan Teck Kee.
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      166 6 Well done, the Jaycees 4S YOU read this 500 boys from the secondary schools of Singapore will be "getting the reel"' ot" their first jobs m what is probably the most commendable career project ever organised. A lot ot criticism levelled today at our students m both the schools and
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      The so-silent millionaires
      135 6 rpHE Johore police are angry with the Singapore millionaires. And with good reason, too. In less than six short months three Singapore towk a y s who wandered across the Causeway, have been kidnapped under the very noses of the law. This, of course, has put the
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    The amazing list of new noses
    575 6  - The amazing list of new noses PETER EVANS By I ONDOX, Wed. M is iis plain us Ihe nose lluil used lo l>e on Juliette Greco's face that it is now boom lime for new noses m show business. Indeed, yesterday Julia Loekwood actually had a special preview of her
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    BELIEVE IT OR NOT ...WOMEN ADORE BEING TRODDEN ON
    496 6 Deaur Esrae, ISN'T it shocking to see what doormats some A women make of themselves? My friend pretty, intelligent and hardworking is married to a selfish monster. He keeps her short of money, never spends much on her or on the
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    DROP ESME A LINE
    47 6 Q DON'T get upset, (ot- down your troubles m a letter and post them to Esme. She'll give you sound advice or a rocket if you deserve one! Write to Dear Esme, The Singapore Free Press, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9.
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    Millions seek clues from the stars to guide them in life
    750 6  -  John Reed by LONDON. WEDNESDAY TO at least one group ot people the current aggressive tendencies of Mr. Khrushchev come as no surprise. Thcv are the astrologers of the world. Not tor them the nerolcxitv expressed by Mr. Maoiiillan
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    ogs and dirty lifts... tenants protest
    68 7  - ogs and dirty lifts tenants protest PILLAI T S OF HOUSING r^s COMPLAIN CONVENIENCES AND WING MENACE SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. jgjji ol multistorey SIT flats m nd ffedhill estates are worregular breakdown of lifts and number of stray dogs m the .i\ sought the help of the ,!ihl are now
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    A bride from Paris and honeymoon in Bali for W.H.O. man
    63 7 A bride from Paris and honeymoon in Bali for W.H.O. man #MR David A. Muir and Miss Anita V. Grabowski were married at the Singapore Registry yesterday. They will leave for Bali for their honeymoon. The bride is from Paris and the groom, a biologist with the World Health Organisation.
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    ORGANISING OUTINGS IS MR. ONG'S HOBBY !
    123 7 ORGANISING OUTINGS IS MR. ONG'S HOBBY PASIR PANJANG. Wed.— Organising Sunday excursions to places of interest In and around Singapore is a favourite pastime oj Mr. Ong Cheng Yam. a .-nipping clerk. Last Sunday it was a motor trip to Kota Tinggi terfaUs with a picnic thrown m. Participants ascribe
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    RESIDENTS TOLD: MAKE USE OF CLUB
    97 7 RESIDENTS TOLD: MAKE USE OF CLUB SEMBAWANG. Wed. Mr. Peter West. President of the Sembawang Hills Community Association, yesterday appealed to all residents m the estate to take advantage of the facilities m the association. He was speaking at an extraordinary meeting held to discuss plans to expaiid the club's
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    IDS TO STOP ARGUMENTS STC BUSES
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    'NO ONE TO BE BLAMED FOR DEATH OF AN AGED INMATE-COURT
    133 7 'NO ONE TO BE BLAMED FOR DEATH OF AN AGED INMATE-COURT SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. An inmate ol the Home for the Aged at Thomson Road was killed ln a motor accident while crossing the road out!e the Home, an inquest was told. Medical evidence showed that YiD Seng. 85. died
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    University to hold science exhibition
    49 7 BUKIT TIMAH. Wed. The Science Society of the University of Malaya will thrir 7th Science Exhi--1 on Aug. 27 and 28. The exhibition will be open from 2 D.m. to 6 p.m. the first day. and from a.m. to 5 p.m. on the :.d.
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    STUDENTS' UNION LAUNCHES ITS ORIENTATION WEEK
    183 7  -  VICTOR LIM Poly freshies start life m college with a song and a dance By SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. ■JMIE Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union began its "Orientation Week" programme yesterday. New students were treated to a taste of college life by the senior students. As
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    ZEBRA-CROSSING ON BUSY ROAD IS URGED
    83 7 ZEBRA-CROSSING ON BUSY ROAD IS URGED PASIR PANJANG, Wed —A 1 zebra -crossing m front of the Soutn Buona Vista Road marKet is urgently needed for the people livinu m tnis area. A resident said: "The tratfic here is very heavy m the morning and tne people crossing the road
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    A second language
    30 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. An Alliance Senator from th< PMIP-controlled State > Kelantan. Inche Nik Hassan Yaha. said here that English WM the most suitable second language m Malaya.
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    2 get 3 years each for murder bid
    75 7 KOTA BAHRU. Wed— Two Thai padi planters, wno killed anomer Thai, nave been jailed for three years' eacn by Mr. Justice Pepwocth m the High Court nere on a reduced charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder. The two, Eh Pin,
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    Four races learn about State in tour of the island
    250 7 Four races learn about State in tour of the island SINGAPORE CITY, °Wed. The first of a series of Singapore Y.W.C.A. International Youth Holiday Programme was wellattended by about 50 youths of different nationalities Americans. British, Chinese and French. The group went for a tour of the Legislative Assembly at
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    Giant lizards wage war in marsh: A bad omen say villagers
    177 7 Giant lizards wage war in marsh: A bad omen say villagers JURONG, Wednesday. IGUANAS (monitor lizards) waged a seven-day-war for the iirst time m Singapore. They picked the marshes of Jurong as their battlefield. r The first pnase of the war lasted for four days and nights and resulted m
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    JAPANESE-STYLE NIGHT FISHING IS NOW CATCHING ON
    108 7 JAPANESE-STYLE NIGHT FISHING IS NOW CATCHING ON ITUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— iV The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak, revealed that Malayan fishermen were now catching fish at night. At a Press conference here, he said that this had brought "double cropping" to the Malayan fishing industry.
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    Get l-cards call
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Controller of Registration, Inche Ibrahim bin All appealed for more people to come forward and get their new Identity cards to avoid last-minute rush.
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    St. Stephen's produce a top play for drama festival
    253 7 St. Stephen's produce a top play for drama festival SINGAPORE CITY, A Malay play "Sadikit Pelajaran Itu Boleh Merbahayakan Diri" or "A little knowledge is dangerous" has been selected the of drama" competition organised by the Literary Debating and Dramatic Society of St. Joseph's institution here. The "festival" is the
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    PUPILS' ANNUAL CONCERT WAS EVENING OF FUN FOR 600 PARENTS AND GUESTS
    440 8  -  CONRAD CHIEW By i SINGAPORE CITY. Wednesday j 1 packed audience of about 600 including parents and old hoys attended the annual show of Ihe lian Eng Seng School. It was a success thanks to the assistance given
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    FILM SHOW NETS $9OO FOR A CONVENT
    51 8 FILM SHOW NETS $9OO FOR A CONVENT CJINGAPORE CITY. Wed o St r.• resa's ConKampong Bahru Road recen from a cha:/ during pri Ipal of Mane, svid be used to repair the water I are m bad condition. a 'a Convent still about £8.000 for the more water :.d other
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    One-week leave
    14 8 SINGAPORE CITY Wed.— Secretary Mr. as yonleave Tiie Supe- Singh will hi-
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    65 cycles lost
    28 8 SINGAPORE CITY. Wed.— A total of 65 bicycles were stolen In the past one week m various parts *>f the island. according to police statistics
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    COOK-AND-SEW CLASSES FOR CHANGI WOMEN
    99 8 COOK-AND-SEW CLASSES FOR CHANGI WOMEN CHANG! Wed.— The Changi Point Community Centre is, now holding classes for women m needle work and domestic science. An average of 20 students, mostly housewives and schoolgirls, attend the various classes from 3 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. for 5 days m a week. The
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    Rupert and the Whistlefish-9
    116 8 Sailor Sam gets up m excite« mtnt. I heard yarns of this sort ot thine when I first went to sea at a lad." he exclaims. I didn't believe them then and I don't know il I believe this Anyway. I'm pretty sure that this isn't
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    Only 12, but his painting will hang with best at Istana
    336 8 k CHIO TIN HAS A VERY BRIGHT FUTURE... HE HAS ALL THE QUALITIES OF AN ARTIST-PATIENCE AND SENSITIVITY BUKIT PASOH, Wednesday. AT the age of eight, homely, shy but painstaking Ho Chio Tin often accompanied his art teacher around
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    Woman off to survey biscuit market in Borneo
    120 8 Woman off to survey biscuit market in Borneo CJ I N G.A PORE City 3 Wed. A Singapore biscuit manufacturer, Madam Yeow Boon Kheng. left for Sarawak on a 14-day marketstudy for her products. Madam Yeow. 44, will also attend tne first major trace exhibition m the town of Sibu.
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    CENTRE TO GIVE LESSONS IN FOLK DANCING
    82 8 CENTRE TO GIVE LESSONS IN FOLK DANCING PASIR PANJANG. Wed.— The Bouna Vista Community Centre plans to start a class m bamboo folk dancing very soon. It will be conducted by Miss Seah Yee Sou. The Centre also plans to organise a First Aid class. Lessons will be conducted m
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    Remand for Insane' man
    72 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A labourer, L.im Boon Leong. 22, who was under mental observation for a year, was found "not guilty of murder because he was insane," m the Johore Assize Court, and ordered to bt remanded at the pleasure of tne Sultan. Lim was on
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    SERIOUS CRIMES SHOW A RISE IN SELANGOR
    57 8 SERIOUS CRIMES SHOW A RISE IN SELANGOR KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Fifteen serious crimes and 306 preventable offences were reported to the Selangor police last month. The serious crimes were one murder, 13 robberies and one extortion case. This is an increase of six serious cases compared with the figures for
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    Expert from America to advise on Malaya's new national museum
    187 8 Expert from America to advise on Malaya's new national museum KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A\ AMERICAN expert on museums. Mi Lothar 1 Witteborg, arrived here i<> help plan the proposed million-dollar national museum for Malaya. Mr. Witteboru. who was formerly head ol the exhibition department of the American Museum of Natural
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    12TH. COMPANY WINS BOYS BRIGADE ORILL CONTEST
    92 8 12TH. COMPANY WINS BOYS BRIGADE ORILL CONTEST SINGAPORE CITY. Wed The 12th Singapore Company of the Boys' Bngad« won the inter-eon.- squad drill tion held at the S.M.F B< ach Road. for one and th: t< r hour n companies contested keenly In this annual competition. Judges The 12th Singapon
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    NEW OFFICERS Of GOSPEL BOA
    67 8 KATONG. Tues The gapoie Chapter al Fuil Gospel Bunt l at 111 Fellowsnip Internal! Board of Officers were elected at then general meeting red n Picture .snows from .standing: Mr. William Han < executive vice-president Mr. Eddie Sim (vice-p dent*. Mr. Lofce Mun 'president*. Ifr
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    Rector appointed
    41 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Rev. Father F. Le Dv has been appointed rector <>I th* Roman Catholic College Pulau Ulcus, Penang. In sue cession to Rev. Father J Dl vias. who has been tram red to Kontum. m South nam
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      360 8 LOOK HERE FOR YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY BORN today, you have you learn to give a loud "no" libra (Sept. 24-Oct. 23>— piscfs •Keb. 20-Mar 2u> plenty ol talent and abi- at. the right moment! Combine business and domestic; Your bi2 day of the week, so litv. but you do
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    Move to halt population growth
    247 9  -  R. G. PILLAI FREE FAMILY PLANNING SERVICE AT ALL MATERNITY CLINICS IN NEXT FEW MONTHS By SINGAPOPE CITY. Wed. THE Government will provide free family planning service m all maternity and child welfare centres m the State within the next few months. Experts m the
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    Shy croc in a flower pond spreads fear among kampong folk
    148 9 Shy croc in a flower pond spreads fear among kampong folk < pnY£ P IS SERANGOON, Wednesday. rUUR POOI crocodile, seen basking m the sun m an unused water-hyacinth pond m t aughan Road, off Upper Serangoon Road, has put tear into the villagers. The villagers believe the crocodile to
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    TEA AT MISSION TO HONOUR VISITING SWAMI
    57 9 TEA AT MISSION TO HONOUR VISITING SWAMI SINGAPORE CITY, Wed.— The Ramakrishna Mission is holding a tea party today In honour of Swami Ranganathananda who is here m the course of a tour of South-East Asia. The Swami will now leave for Calcutta tomorrow morning. His talk at the Ramakrishna
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    YOUTH WILL STUDY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
    53 9 YOUTH WILL STUDY ANIMAL HUSBANDRY SINGAPORE CITY, Wed. Mathews Komatt, 18, leaves for East Pakistan on Sept. 1. A former student of St. Andrew's School, he is going to take a five-year course at the College of Veterinary and Animal Husbandry m Chittagong. He plans to join Singapore Government service
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    A 'baby car' from Germany gets the grown-up look with a 75mph engine
    318 9  - A 'baby car' from Germany gets the grown-up look with a 75mph engine CHRISTINE RODDY CARS. ..THE WOMAN'S VIEW By /GERMANY'S latest m the small-car battle with Britain and France is the Goggomobi] Royal 700. with engine m the front and a luggage boot m the usual place. With none
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    SEWING CLASSES AT CENTRE PROVE BIG DRAW FOR THE GIRLS
    88 9 SEWING CLASSES AT CENTRE PROVE BIG DRAW FOR THE GIRLS UPPER SERANGOON, Wed.— Many girls from the surrounding kampongs are making use of sewing facilities offered to them at the Upper Serangoon Community Centre. About 70 girls have so far enrolled for this class and they are showing rapid progress.
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    R.A.A.F. GETS ITS LEASE RENEWED
    80 9 R.A.A.F. GETS ITS LEASE RENEWED PENANG. Wed. The City Council has agreed to extend the Royal Australian Air Force's present lease of the official mayoral mansion m Residency Road. The house was first leased to the R.A.A.F. m January 1958 when the first Socialist mayor. Mr. D. S. Ramanathan. assumed
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    Fire victims get 82,000 cheque
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Selangor State Welfare Committee has given a cheque for $2,000 to Klang district officer for the immediate relief of the Sungei Lima fire victims. The fire which made 700 homeless caused damage estimated at $500,000. Those wishing to help the victims should
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    The road to national culture: By a young Rafflesian
    270 9 The road to national culture: By a young Rafflesian SINGAPORE, Wed. What Singapore needs today Is not more singers, artists or playwrights, but "art consumers" people who will attend plays, listen to concerts, visit exhibitions and appreciate music. This view Is expressed by a promising young writer. Perm Jumabhoy. m
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      BEST OF THE RELAY TEAMsI
      70 10 WINNERS of the Inter-Boys' Schools Relay f x 111 fmrnm it th. K.-npmjl School. Krom left: Mohamed Now Sijam Ahmad S;>m.ul Suleiman Hj. Abdullah. They ire fr-m .!«i\ois M •> WINNERS of thc Inter-Girls' Schools Rrlay 4\ HHI yartff I- i «m M t the
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      17 10 Champion team of Redhill School, pupils of Green House line u\^ with their prizes.
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      60 10 Fancy Dress Race winner. Ariflin b. A. Ha mid. Habihah Md. Noor. I. il .'iinn: the Books Winner o/ the throwing the soft ball. Sutina'? Matsari. Itahman Sudor, winner of 100 yards KEPPEL School 11 relay team won easily th,. inter schools Sxloo relay at the
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      Champion House and their rival at Cantonment School gatherinl
      39 10 m, RED HOUSE of Cantonment School, who tried desperately hut aml^ v favourites, pictured above. m YELLOW HOUSE, the IMt Champions of Cantonment School, pose lor fc» oU| house master.
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    248 11  - The DAILY DOSE JEFFREY JAMES Wm n hor t-Shorts Brigade ninu and twice more during ,> zero hour tor Singapore's |r. This is the time they I |he i:reen adjacent to their i m!) headquarters m Seranjjoor s Brigade, m case tin i!< I |he girlie counter I ...Ir. Neither
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    559 11 No. 2 m this series by THE SCOUT LONDON. Wednesday. THK top owners and the top jockeys even it these have lo share their financial tarn- ings with the Chancellor of the Exchequer derive the greatest rewards from horseracing,
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    43 11 -h„„| S3 match at R.G.S. grounds. X (i.S. obtained more goals through her strong shooters •N'g Soot Hong and Foo Lee *ng. Picture shows Siak So Wah and Marearet Teo jumping for the ball.
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    44 11 b eats Ayala 6-3 6-4 I 34 ni- man-Neal Fraser (BritainAustralia) beat Miss StarkleV -ville Nette (Britain-Aus-ralia) 6-3. 6-3. Women*> doubles: Miss Truman-Mi.- Mercells I Bri-tain-Belgium > beat Miss Cheid-Margaret Hellyer (Bri-tain-Australia; 6-3. 6-3. Mens doubles: Fraser-Jac-ques Brichant cAustralia-Bel-Kium. beat Pietrangeli-Ayala. llUly-Chilej 11-9. 8-6.— UPI.
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    33 11 picture. C.L. Quinton (4, Birehfield H) beats Mary Bignall (London) for the 80m. hurdles event at White City. Central Press
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    228 11  - LEAVE OUT CHUCKER MECKIFF, SIR DON KEITH MILLER By LONDON. Wed.— l offer Sir; Donald Bradman a simple way of preventing "the greatest catastrophe m cricket history" when Australia tour England next summer. JUST LEAVE CHUCKER lAN MECKIFF AT HOME! It's as easy as that for Meckiff is the "bowler"
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    71 11 CHANGI. We.d. Tengah Rangers beat R.A.F. Police 3-2 m a soccer friendly here. SyeoV Jaafar Hassan and Deffie scored one goal each for Tengan Rangers. R.A.F. Police scored, both goals through its left-inner Ayob. Tengah Rangers: Tajuddin, Anim, Syed Jaafar, Khamis. Hashim, Jaafar, S. Hassan Deffie.
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    Freddy Little's big punch
    60 11 SYDNEY. Wed. Freddy Little of me United States knockea out Ciive Stewart. Australian middle ana light heavyweight champion, m the fourth round of their 12 round non- title fignt here last nignt. Little knocked Stewart down after 1 mm. 45 sec. of the first round and
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    Afternoon beat Morning School
    95 11 Afternoon beat Morning School KATONG. Wed. After- noon School beat Morning School 8-3 m a teachers' netball friendly at Tanjong Katong Girls School. Shooters were: Morning School: Che Wan Noor i 7). Miss Shirley Tan <1> Afternoon School; Mrs. Fernando (1). Mrs. S. H. Tan (2). Players: Morning: Mr. Leong.
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    Young Pong Pin may be a swim wonder
    277 11 Young Pong Pin may be a swim wonder SINGAPORE C.I.T.Y, Wed. Will the Chinese Swimming Club be able to produce another Neo Chwee Kok? The answer to this can only be found five years from now when we see the progress made by promisSeah Pong Pin. a Form Five student
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    Dinner to mark end of course
    118 11 TIONG BAHRU. Wed The Athletic Coaching Course organised by the Ministry of Education m conjunction with the Singapore A.A.A. for the teachers ln the State will hold an end-of -course dinner party at Chinese Swimming Club on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. Fee is $7
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      Night stop for top Aussie stars
      145 12 PAY A LKBAK. Wed. The world ianious Konrads. Jon and his sister Ilsa. with other Australian swim stars Sandra Morgans, J. Henricks. John Devitt and Loraine Crabb, will touch down* m Singapore lor a short while tomorrow night on their way to Rome. A.^o
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      Japs impress
      33 12 HOMER than usual by lour metres the Japanese eight-man rowing shell is causing a sensation. In the shorter space the rowers looked sightly pressed. Their strokes are consequently brisker and fas-
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      False alarm
      40 12 A CHICKEN POX scare spread through the Australian block at Olympic Village yesterday. Wrestler Ron Hunt came out m spots. Section manager Les Jones thought il might be ken pox and called a doctor, who diagnosed heat rash.
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      49 12 EJECTED from a training t-urk, Australia best distance runner. Alan Lawrence, complained about "a lot of fooling around to make jobs for officials." The Aus>it» runner said officials chased him around the track to tell him he could nt train without filling m a form each time.
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      The vanquished
      29 12 TWO PICKPOCKETS from Sicily who arrived m Rome to steal during the Olympics ended up m jail yesterday. They were caught on a streetcar. (Herb Elliott j
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    Konrads will swim the golden way
    513 12 by BRUCE WELCH, Sydney, Wednesday. THE fleet-footed blondes and water babies who gained Australia 13 gold medals at Melbourne m 1956 again spearhead our Olympic challenge at Rome. Some of them are past their best, but this time they have the backing of three
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    Chile request
    12 12 EARTHQUAKE stricken Chile want to hold the 196t Olympic Games.
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    25 12 0 A furious Singapore attack on the Japanese goal with the Japan goalie jumping to punch the ball away last night at Jalan Besar Stadium.
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    PLANS FOR CHINESE FOOTBALL 'TRI'
    101 12 PLANS FOR CHINESE FOOTBALL 'TRI' SINGAPORE CITY. Wed. THE Singapore Chinese Football Association yesterday disclosed plans for an inter-port series between Singapore. Hongkong and Malaya this year. Mr. Bernard Lee Kok Hong, secretary of the association, said that the triangular in-ter-port series was discussed by the association's president. Mr. Soh
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    25 12 HONOLULU, Wed. A million-dollar damage suit filed against Australian miler Herb Elliott by promoter Leo Leavitt was dismissed m circuit court here.- UPI
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    Floodlit win for the Navy
    50 12 NAVAL BASE, Wed.— Royal Navy beat Singapore Youths by six goals to three to celebrate the opening of their floodlit stadium here on Monday night. The evening's sport began with a miniature football match, after which the Navy C-in-C officially declared the floodlit pitch open.
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    SEVEN PAKISTAN TEST STARS DUE WITH EAGLETS
    239 12 SEVEN PAKISTAN TEST STARS DUE WITH EAGLETS SINGAPORE CITY, Wednesday. MOHAMMED Saeed', Pakistan's first Test cricket captain, will lead the Pakistan Eaglets, which includes seven Test players, m their seven-match tour of Singapore and Malaya. Mohammed Saeed, who has left ahead of his team, is expected to arrive m Singapore
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    The Japanese reel before Singapore soccer might
    207 12  - The Japanese reel before Singapore soccer might CHUA BAN HOCK. By Jalan Besar. Wednesday Singapore Selection 2; Japan 0. SINGAPORE dictated terms against the 3 Japanese last night. It was one-way traffic right from the start. Japan made two changes during the game when Kamata and Hosaka replaced Mukoyama and
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    A girl scores only point for Schools
    180 12 pUKIT TIMAH. Wed. Combined Schools snowed no form, losing 5-1 to University of Malaya m last nignt's badminton match at Oei Tiong Ham nail. It was a final practice match I for the Schools m preparation for their annual match against Federation Schools
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    No Kidding in impressive track spin
    216 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS By (rUALA LUMPUR. Wed —No I L Kidding, ridden by Moses Lee. galloped well this morning when sent over half a mile In 53, the last three m 38 4 5. For a horse working alone and nicely on the bit, this
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    Changi victory
    26 12 JOO CHIAT, Wed.— Changi Community Centre beat Joo Chiat Community Centre 84-37 m a basketball match at the Great World Park, during the week-end.
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    34 12 LONDON, Wed. Results ot English Rugby League games last night: Dewsbury 10 Hull Kingston Rovers 23. Doncaster 6 Sal ford 20, Keighley 9 York 7. Rochdale HnniPts 1 I Bramley 7. Reuter
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    Two SASA titles for Cumming
    182 12 TANJONG RHU, Wed. Twenty-year-old David Cumming of RAF Seletar bettered the 200 metres butterfly stroke record when he clocked 2m 48.7s on the fourth day of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association meet I here yesterday. But as Cumming is not a Singapore citizen he is
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      55 12 Today's Sport Soccer: Friendly. Vietnam v Indonesia, Jalan Besar stadium (7.30 p.m. i SAFA Junior Cup Maxwell Sports Club v RAF Tengah, Jalan Besar stadium (6.00 p.m.) Parker Cup Final: RAPC v RMP, GHQ 5.15 p.m. Swimming: Raffles Institution annual championships, Chinese Swimming Club, (2.15 p.m. >. Athletics: Alexandra Estate
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