The Singapore Free Press, 13 May 1961

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    21 1 KEEP W WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, MAY 13, 1961. IS CENTS
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    ANTI-DIPHTHERIA DRIVE
    80 1  -  R G. PILLAI w will make abs a ust' for allies Iv UPORE, > at. Ministry j. ih will soon |p island-wide oJ£ii to educate people on the $jh and imm of diphj^ pimum-ation. is a piet h e I immim--0 nice, lich makes i ulapub s in
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    Introduced as a tourist guide —now S'pore girl Iris will wed Panama diplomat
    195 1 Introduced as a tourist guide now S'pore girl Iris will wed Panama diplomat SINGAPORE, Sat. After three years of quiet courtship, a South American di plomat will marry a Singapore z'it\. He is Mr. William McLean 47. the Panama Consul General in Singapore, and she is Madam Iris Townsend :>X.
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    Three to follow on soft track at Penang
    92 1  - Three to follow on soft track at Penang ALLAN LEWIS By pENANG, Sat.— There was no rain last night and prospects for better going for tomorrow's racing are bright. If there is no more rain the track will be not worse than soft. In the anticipated conditions. Jungle Orchid, Dauntless
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    Still going strong
    23 1 WOODBRIDGE. iSuffo.kt. Sat, An 1898 car yesterday passea the governments compuisoiy road test for vehicles more ihan 10 years old.
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    The paper where there's always something new
    239 1 'THERE is always some- thing new in the progressive, up-to-tlie minute Free Press. Today The Free Press introduces a six-part series on marriage counselling how happy marriages may be made happier, how estranged couples may oe reconciled, how to prevent the break-up of
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    MAN DIES FROM WOUNDS OUTSIDE HIS HOME
    138 1 MAN DIES FROM WOUNDS OUTSIDE HIS HOME SINGAPORE. Sat. A .tombstone dealer. Ho Yong Khoon. 32. was stabbed to death at 10.50 last night on the flve-foot-way of his Woodsville Koad home, off MacPherson Road. He had three stab wounds in his chest when his wife. Madam Lew Nee Eng.
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    Eichmann aide held
    33 1 VIENNA. Sa.-th€ MniLsiry of justice vesierciay announced Uial Franz Murer, a former aide o. Auolf Eicamann. hub be«i ar,es°ed on suspicion of having nSderea Litimaman Jews durlug Woila War U.
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    ERLAND AND FINN SCEPTICAL ABOUT CUP CHANCES
    139 1 ERLAND AND FINN SCEPTICAL ABOUT CUP CHANCES By KEN JALLEH SINGAPORE, Sat. Erland Kops and Finn Kobbero, the world's top two shuttiers, are surprisingly sceptical about Denmark's chances of winning the Thomas Cup. As vanguard of the strongest team of European badminton players ever to come out East, the two
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    Time's short
    113 1 t asked them if they had any worries about meeting the Thais before they challenge Indonesia tor the Cup. especially now that they had Malaya's Wong Peng Soon coaching them. Kops replied: "There's nothing much Peng Soon can do to make the young Thais a threat to us.
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    Secret training
    95 1 I asked Kops about Malaya's decline in the badminton world. and the Dane answered: "Malaya was too confident. The players took things easy and lost the Cup. The two Danish players slipped into Singapore quietly on Wednesday. Since then, they have been training secretly with some of Singapore's
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    Beware of 'snatch and run' necklace thieves, Police warn
    241 1  - Beware of 'snatch and run' necklace thieves, Police warn HAROLD SOH 3y SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'J'HK police have advised women wearing necklaces to beware of snatcli-and run thieves. More than 120 women and girls have fallen victims to necklace thieves since the beginning of this year, police revealed This works out
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    Double suicide
    21 1 TOKYO. Sat.— Two giief-j>lri-cken Japanese mothers committed suiciue after hearing neignbours gossip that their sons were involved in ihefis.
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    Neutral summit
    23 1 CAIRO. Sal. Twenty nations have provisionally agieeu to take part in a meeting here vo organise a summit of non-aligned" countries.
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    U.S. tin—no decision
    113 1 U.S. tin— no decision WASHINGTON. Sat. The United States is considering whether to sell about 4,000 tons of tin held by the Government outside the national stockpile of strategic materials, the State Department said last night. The Department said the U.S. was requested in April by the International Tin Council
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    911 pass National Language exam
    261 1 911 pass National Language exam WRITTEN TEST WAS STUMBLING BLOCK SINGAPORE, Sat.— The V Ministry of Education has announced that in the March-April 1961 National Language Examinations, a total of 428 candidates obtained' the Std. 1 certificate. 477 the Std. 2 certificate and six the Std. 3 certificate. The certificates
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      STOCK EXCHAKCE
      75 1 M.il.n .in StQdt E» h •peacd t|iii« t ihi> mi n ing. No btt&iilCfcg v .i> r< 1 hri h !ni> c: vi p.itri- -I "I.x S l ISs ;i PcUttat >: a> > \:;u. I Hai bowr 9 K< nip. is Sl.lf. Seller* < I ftcpatriclu w<
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      MALAYAN, HK FUNDS
      52 1 Managers prices I I ir>t Malas an I und i i n!.5."». M'lltiu -1.-,., Vi si! Ala Li an l and bus iii ueUtag SIM. Firsl i: K'»nu i nnd bus Imi it wOine I*K>l l Sn id Efons Kmts fnnd »v If ii Sl .01. sieJlinc
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      LANDSLIP: 2 MORE BODIES DUG OUT
      35 1 LANDSLIP: 2 MORE BODIES DUG OUT RIXGI El Sat. mvi inn < Wt dug 'mi i th d more l)odi< .in Indian tad him buih men -•■<■ ho m ci c > a I du^k lasl nu. !)1
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      POLICE APPEAL
      33 1 POLICE A PPEAL SINGAPORE. Sai -1 thi>. morning .ij 1 alcd Indian i idcr »>t Korf vc>ti.-;.)tmn> into U jt mi" s lon oi \l Uu.ifj fnd W bitlcj ■i(n»ut i > ii on
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    S'pore rubber shipments surprise dealers, says Economist
    308 2 City section: Financeand industry I ONDON. Sat. Dis- cussing the rubber situation, the Economist says that despite a seemingly inactive Singapore market dealers were surprised by the amount of rubber shipped from Malaya in March. What is known about consumption suggests that the
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    Market indices
    32 2 LONDON. Sat.— The Financial Tur.es market indices fur May 2 year, track ago, previous a.. yesterday's respectively: Tips 255. 5, 374.2, 397 4, 3141. R.'»jt>?r->: 233.1 ft, 207.5. 204.9. 2038.
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    Ships in port
    156 2 Ships iyin^ alongside the Singapore wharve> today are: MeJ&mpua 1 2, P M Kl&uag NW. 5. Straat Johore Baarjaag 13/14, Eastern Saci 18, ■<) Miru 19, Katong 34, Tenwa v i 29 -o. Haadevfllc 3;, 3«:>. f.<-:-.- r- 4.' 13 Outer Roads: Tonj Hir. Hokuto M H:::.u.l,
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    Govt. to take over 700 acres of Batu Kawan land for development
    388 2 Govt. to take over 700 acres of Batu Kawan land for development By The Free Press Market Correspondent Q\E of the two estates owned by the Batu Kawan Rubber and Coconut is situated near the mainland terminal for Penang Island, and the development of the port facilities is being taken
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    BUOYANT WEEK FINISHES ON CHEERFUL NOTE
    216 2 BUOYANT WEEK FINISHES ON CHEERFUL NOTE LONDON. Sat. The usual week-end influences brought a certain amount of irregularity to the London stock markets yesterday but generally an extremely active and buoyant week finished on i a cheerful note. Gilt-edged securities were quiet but showed occasional small gains i but Greek
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    Hong Kong prices
    46 2 HONG KONG. Fa- Closing prices here tociay were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation 5430 5426 sales Wfceelock Marden 516.40 $16.40 stiles sales HKong phone $58.00 $54.50 sale^ sales Dairy Farm Cold S:orage $39.00 $38.75 s.iles sales TaikOC DoCk> $75.50 $75.00 sales sale.-
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    Thailand's car plant
    27 2 BANGKOK. Sat.— Thailand's first car assembly plant, a joint Thai-British venture which will assemble Ford cars, trucks and tractors, will start, operating next month.
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    136 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Boustead $1.68 (down 3' cents), Fed. Dispensary 52.00 (unchanged*. F. and N. $2.45 (down 3 cents). Gammon $2.18 (down 1 cent), J. Waugh $1.94 (down 3 cents), Jackson <S) $1.30 (unchanged), Metal Box $2.90
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    Jamaican dockers resume work
    44 2 KINGSTON. Sat.— Over 1.500 pon workeis resumed work yesterday afternoon after striking for more tiian 11 days. Their leaders ordered them back to duty after the Government's essential services tribunal secured agreement between the unions and the Jamaica Shipping Association.
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    Tyre factory strike
    35 2 RENFREW. (Scotland). Sat.— A pay strike by 88 workers halted production at the India Tyre Company plant near here yesterday. The India Tyre Company is asso^ ciated with the Dunlop Rubber Company.
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    Exports of sterling area rise 6 p.c.
    77 2 LONDON. Sat. Sterling area exports were six per cent higher in 1960 than in 1959. the Board of Trade journal stated today. The increase was achieved despite a falling off in the second half of 1960. The six per cent increase for the
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    Three get death for Banda murder
    135 2 Three get death for Banda murder i^OLOMBO, Sat. A saffron-robed former Buddhist high priest, Buddharakkhita Thero, and a monk, Somarama Thero, were sentenced today to be hanged for their part in the 1959 murder of Mr. Solomon Bandaranaike, Ceylon's Prime Minister. Sentenced with them to be executed next month was
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    Answer to measles
    29 2 NEW YORK. Sat.— Dr. Samuel L. Katz, associate pediatrician at Harvard University, said that a vaccine has been discovered which can afford lifelong protection against measles.
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    5-hour State visit
    21 2 LONDON. Sat. Presides Sukarno of Indonesia will make a five-hour State visit to the Irish Republic next Thursday.
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    Curio shop slayer to die: Stabbed victim with 3 knives
    241 2 Curio shop slayer to die: Stabbed victim with 3 knives LONDON, Saturday. ARTHUR BUSH, 21, was sentenced to death here yesterday Tor the murder of a 59-year-old woman in a London curio shop, where she worked as an assistant. His mother collapsed outside the Old Bailey courtroom after the jury's
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    3 PAY GRABS IN A DAY: GANGS GET OFF WITH $68,000
    134 2 LONDON. Sat. Gangs stole nearly $68,000 in three wage-snatch robberies in the London area yesterday. Three bandits masked with nylon stockings got away with 551.000 after ramming a wages car in East London yesterday. The driver of the wages
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    POLARIS PROTEST MARCHERS HELD
    77 2 TjiDINBURGH, Scotland. Sat. Police here yesterday arrested 14 people taking part in a march from London to Holy Loch, Scotland, as a protest against the presence there of American Polaris missile-carry-ing submarines. They made no resistance when they saw the police approaching and sat down in
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    WATCHMAN CLIMBS 400-FOOT BRIDGE TO FIGHT FIRE
    190 2 WATCHMAN CLIMBS 400-FOOT BRIDGE TO FIGHT FIRE T IVERPOOL, Sat. A 39--\j year-old night watchman crawled in darkness along a narrow girder 400 feet above the River Mersey to tackle a blaze on the highest point of a $25.5 million bridge over the river at Widnes near here. Firemen who
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    Attic rocket blast
    30 2 TRANI (Italy), Sat— Student Massimo Pillera was killed and four other youths were slightly injured yesterday when a mreefoot "missile" they were manufacturing in an attic exploded.
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      124 2 LONDON, May. 12. Previous Today RUBBER No. t KSS c.i.t. Europ a n ports May 26} 26} Juno 262 26i RUMMER No. 1 RSS Spot 26 11/16 26S RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms, Juno 26 13/16 26 11/16 July/Sept 2ii 7/16 26 13/16 TONE: Continues
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      New York Prices
      69 2 NEW YORK. May 12. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 109.50 109.75 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract. May. 31.92J 31.70 Ju 'v 31. 50 31.55 TONE: Barely steady. SALES: 55 lots. si.iniaMi Contract M 31.60 31.40 July 31.70 31.424 TONE: Dull. SALES: Two lots. No. 1 RBB May. landed
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      Dow Jones Averages
      34 2 NEW YORK, May 12. Previous Today 80 Industrial* 6*6.49 687.91 20 Railroads 144.53 144 77 •0 Domestic Bond* 85.83 SS.SB 15 Utilities 112.60 113.02 ©5 stocks Composite Averages 229.58 230.13 i
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      U.S. Pepper
      55 2 Malabar spot 46* to 47, afioats 46 to 46*. May shipment 46 to 46* Lampong spot 46i to 47, afloats 46 to 46* May shipment 46 to 46». Muntok wh,te spot 56J to 57. afloata 56* to 5«. May shipment 56J to 57, sellers ex-dock. Above prices quoted
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      83 2 LONDON, May. 12. Previous Todat 30PRA Philippines c.i.f. UK. /North European port* delivered weight per long ten June. $170 *172 ft COPRA, Straits Borne, a.l.f. U.K./ North European port* delivered weight per long tan May/June £624 1624 COCONUT OIL crude Straits 0.1.f. Euro* *»an ports m bulk
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    Geneva talks: Now US and Russia haggle over Laos delegation
    244 2 Geneva talks: Now US and Russia haggle over Laos delegation GENEVA, Saturday. THE International Control Commission of India Canada and 1 Poland which is now in Laos, reported that ade facto ceasefire is in force' there. But new difficulties have arisen in Geneva over who is to represent Laos at
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    £20,000 for killer
    36 2 NICOSIA. Sat. Archbishop Mekarios. President oi Cyprus yesterday offered a £20.000 Award for the arrest of the gunman rha shot a Briton dead in ;t stree; in Kyrenia. north Cyprus, early fesr terday.
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    Racing driver dies
    34 2 INDIANAPOLIS (Indiana), Sol Veteran larmg driver Tony Betienhausen was killea yes:«.day wnen he crashed into a ftitl) at ihe Indianapolis Motoi Speedway while practising for ttM 300-mile race on May 30
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    166 2 I ONDOK v Kinder* man of warn«*c to stop p ro Rovct a s rars next*;, 1 and Bei J-, s nr ink d > 1.. the Bud,,, 1 half' pjc ;i tomer pxecutiv* J my Ri.U fy I tor *i i Reginald Ma tlir ihf z But he
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    61 2 £ANBERRA. Sat Si: John Coekroft. the British nuclear research scientist. is to become Chancellor of the Australian Natior.ai University, the Pro-Chancel-lor, Dr. H.C. Coombs, announced here. Sir John, who is Master of Churchill College. Cambridge, and former head of tb< British ttji Harwell Bruce 1 post si Sii J
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    45 3 I lie J irtei wh evening I I itre. have tbeii pfo- request. Kirchnei i'" plaj a Piston one lished ol c rican Op i a :.tem- issfcal in am IS fi ir b >*-: Quar- tor the Joint r Dnited I d Mr. \.R
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    Gambled with firm's money in desperation: Fined $1,300
    288 3 t MAY SINGAPORE, Saturday. MAN, described by his counsel as a person with a good family background, "leapt from the frying pan into the fire" when he gambled with his firm's money in a desperate attempt to save a financial crisis. The
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    S'TORE JAYCEES SOLD MOST UNICEF CARDS IN ASIA
    94 3 S'TORE JAYCEES SOLD MOST UNICEF CARDS IN ASIA SINGAPORE, Sat.— For the second year in succession, the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce has won the award for selling the greatest number of UNICEF cards in Asia. The award two bronze Buddha heads will be presented by the JCI vice-presi-dent. Mr.
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    Present for SATA
    26 3 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. M. E. Meek, visiting director of the international division of Underwood Corporation, will present an Underwood electric typewriter to SATA.
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    SINGPAORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    596 3  - SINGPAORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE, Saturday. ■JHE first batch of 11 successful graduates of the Marine Radio Officers Course at the Singapore Polytechnic, who passed their Second Class Post-Master General Certificate of Proficiency in Radio Telegraphy in May 1959 have found employment on
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    Passenger from S'pore is Thai Airways' 65,000 th customer
    226 3 Passenger from S'pore is Thai Airways' 65,000 th customer SINGAPORE, Sat.— A passenger from •Singapore was the surprise recipient of a colourful welcome at Don Muang airport Bangkok. She was the 65,000 th. passenger carried on Thai International and participated in the celebrations of the first birthday anniversary of the
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    PUBLIC CAN HIRE TOP POLICE OFFICERS
    221 3 PUBLIC CAN HIRE TOP POLICE OFFICERS OINGAPORE, Sat. 0 Senior Police officers can now be hired on an hourly basis by members of the public for private purposes. And the rates, which vary according to rank, are. Deputy Superintendent of Police $10.50 an hour; Assistant Superintendent of Police $8; Inspector
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    CULTURAL NIGHT IN HONOUR OF INDIAN POET
    90 3 CULTURAL NIGHT IN HONOUR OF INDIAN POET SINGAPORE, Sat. An "International Cultural Night" held in conjunction with the Tagore centenary celebrations, vftll be staged tomorrow at the Victoria Theatre at 8.30 p.m. The function is under the patronage of the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. It will include items
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      436 3 CINEMAS j ROYAL: Thirudathe (Tamil): CATHAY: Five Branded Wo- 33 J 3 anninn^ r m. mm men (Midnight). TAJ: Pava Mannippu (Tamil) r l ?t??7i£sS^^' niriUS UXkd For English language films Laughter (Midnight). Weekend Cinema Guide REX: Judith and Holof ernes see WeekelMl unema umae. CAPITOL: For Life or Death
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    Local Qantas engineer awarded third Australian scholarship
    100 4 Local Qantas engineer awarded third Australian scholarship SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. A.G.S. Pandian, 29, Senior Aircraft Maintenance Engineer of Qantas flies today to Australia on a scholarship. It is his third trip. Mr. Pandian went on two similar scholarships in 1952 and 1959. He will study at the Qantas Technical Training
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    BUDDHIST PRIEST TO GIVE FINAL LECTURE TOMORROW
    111 4 BUDDHIST PRIEST TO GIVE FINAL LECTURE TOMORROW SINGAPORE, Sat. Venerable Tannasiria, who had been giving a series of lectures on Buddhism, will give his last talk on "Problems of Life" at the Maha Bodhi School Hall at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. Venerable Tannasiria, who is a final year Bachelor of Arts
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    SCHOOL STAGES CONCERT IN AID OF THEATRE
    70 4 SCHOOL STAGES CONCERT IN AID OF THEATRE SINGAPORE, Sat.— The Gan Eng Seng School will hold a concert in aid of the National Theatre fund at the school hall today at 8 p.m. The concert is open only to pupils, their parents, and relatives. The principal, Mr. A. G. Meyer,
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    ASSOCIATION TO LAUNCH TALKS ON FIRST AID
    131 4 ASSOCIATION TO LAUNCH TALKS ON FIRST AID SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. Essel Tan. deputy director of the St. John Ambulance Association, will initiate the first of a series of public discussions on First Aid at the Association's premises starting at 8 p.m. today. Dr. Tan said after these open discussions had
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    442 4  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS 3y Singapore, Sat. THE four-man delegation of the Railway Economics Commission now touring Singapore and Malaya studying the Malayan Railway services has been impressed by the good work carried out by the railways. The delegation, which spent four days in Singapore is made up of Mr. K.
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    213 4 ■*&&><■s• SINGAPORE, Sat. Five European beauties (above) will take part in the forthcoming "Comite Francais de l'Elegance 1961 Fashion Show" to be held at the Cathay Restaurant from May 17 to 20. The joint sponsors of the show are Cathay Restaurant and Revion International, and the "manne-quins-vedettes' taking part
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    Johari tourist plan
    32 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Inche Khir Johari, said here that he was planning to turn the Department of Tourism into corporate public body. j
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    Farewell party for estate man
    43 4 RAWANG, Sat. Mf. P Chelliah, hospital assistant of Kerling Estate, Ulu Selangor, for the past 33 years was entertained to a farewell tea party by members the AllMalayan Estates Staff Union here. Mr. Chelliah is leaving or Ceylon.
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    50 COUPLES TO TAKE PART IN MALAY DANCE CONTEST
    97 4 50 COUPLES TO TAKE PART IN MALAY DANCE CONTEST SINGAPORE, Sat.— About 50 Malay couples have so far entered for the '•Serempang Dua Belas" dance competition sponsored by Sriwana, a wellknown Malay cultural organisation. It will be held at the Raffles Institution hall on May 28 from 4 p.m. to
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    WELFARE GROUP FOR OPERA STARS, MUSICIANS
    111 4 WELFARE GROUP FOR OPERA STARS, MUSICIANS pEYLANG, Sat. Malay VJ opera actors and actresses, and Malay musicians in Singapore have formed a welfare organisation called "The Singapore Malay Sta^e Benevolent Association/ The organisation was formed at a public meeting at the residence of Syed Ali Al-Attab in Lorong Engku Aman.
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    VICAR GOES FOR COURSE AT CANTERBURY
    68 4 VICAR GOES FOR COURSE AT CANTERBURY SINGAPORE, Sat.-The Rev. Michael Corea left for Britain aboard the liner Canton. Father Corea, former Vicar of St. Paul's Church, is to attend a course at the St Augustine's College, Canterbury. He is accompanied by Qj S n Wif Jto 'ormer Miss Stella Pisharody,
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    Gardens concert
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Police Band will play at the Botanic Gardens tomorrow from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    39 4 OINGAPORE, Sat. Malay members of the Keppel Harbour community centre will hold a Hari Raya luncheon on June 11 at 1.30 p.m. at the centre. par;; >! Abdul Azu it 2 Inch.- Es* J1 second B J Roblnsoo R
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      236 6 'THE President of the Federation of Boys Clubs, Mr. Tan Huat Keng, deserves the encouragement and support of every youth organisation in \he State in his call to the People's Association and the Council of Social services to take the initiative in setting up a
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      114 6 Indonesia's offer THE Indonesian Naval Chief of Staff, Admiral R. E. Martadinata, has made a generous offer to Malaya to train Malayan naval officers at the Naval Academy in Sourabaya. Admiral Martadinata said this was not the first time he had made such an offer. Although at present the Royal
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    586 6 [ONE-MINUTE SERMON] THE letter headed "Science v Dogma" in your issue oi April 29 claims science will overcome dogma in the war of words on birth control The truth is that science and dogma are two different things and never equal m combat. It is conceded
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    137 6 the Free Press reported: "The Third Criminal Session for the year commenced on Monday last before the Hon'ble Sir Wm. Norris, Recorder. His Lordship in addressing the Grand Jury, referred to the long interval that had elapsed since he last had the pleasure of seeing them assembled;
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    419 7  - HUSSEIN'S QUEEN-TO-BE TONI TURNS LIMELIGHT ON 'HELLO' GIRLS JOSEPHINE TEO By Singapore, Sat. HE CAREER IN THE NEWS-SIX SPEAK THEIR MINDS HVSSEI3 tti "he will tw( nt} -yeaurj si ::i- TOlli i-. the end month, has unL brought the Kj^urd ircer i Bbm lie bt. a hello" >h. «el Ike
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    105 7 The four pals each take a different way into the thick wood and call to make sure that they are not too far apart. There is no sign of the missing ball, but after a while Bill hears a shout from j Rupert and. thrusting his
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    237 7 SUPERMARTS HERE TO STAY— MORE ASIANS USE THEM SLVGAPORE. feat. More and more Asians are making use of supermarkets a new feature in food retailing that has come to stay in Singapore, said Mr. S. K. Parker, deputy general manager of the Singapore Cold Storage Co., Ltd. Speaking to members
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    Sata to launch its third mass X-ray drive in two areas next week
    507 7 Sata to launch its third mass X-ray drive in two areas next week SINGAPORE. Sat. *FHE Singapore Antix Tuberculosis Asso- ciation is to start its third mass X-ray campaign next Tuesday in two areas Telok Ayer district, and the Tiong Bahru-Bukit Merah district. Free chest X-rays will be offered to
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    36 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The name of the new cultural and press officer of the French Consulate-General in Singapore is Mr. Vincent Piola and not Silva Vincent, as stated in a Free Press report on Thursday.
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    Welfare home products to be put on sale
    189 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'JMIh Social Welfare Department is organising a sale of all products of its nine homes in (he State. The date of the sale is not i fixed but the venue will be the Victoria Memorial Hall. A spokesman for the
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    NEW OFFICIALS OF ACSU KRANJI BRANCH
    91 7 NEW OFFICIALS OF ACSU KRANJI BRANCH SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. A. H. Jeeris has been elected chairman of the Kranji branch of the Army Civil Service Union at its 14th annual general meeting. Other officials: Inche Ismail Ahmad, secretary; Mr. Jacob Tay, assistant secretary; Inche Haron Zahari, treasurer; and Mr. P.A.
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    Big cultural concert by Radio S'pore on Monday
    185 7 Big cultural concert by Radio S'pore on Monday SINGAPORE, S a t.— The Chinese section of Radio Singapore will stage a mammoth "cultural concert" at the Victoria Theatre on Monday. The concert will be the first of a series to be held once every three months by Radio Singapore. The
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    Police nail tales about cbarns
    67 7 A LOR STAR. Sat.— Police here described as "nonsense" a belief that certain burglars operating here possessed charms to put their victims to sleep. "They are just as human as we are," a police spokesman said. Stories have been going round the town that the
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    The 4-year Plan: Public can help by saving
    295 7 The 4-year Plan: Public can help by saving SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. *3 James Puthucheary, manager of the Singapore Industrial Promotion Board, said here that every citizen could help to finance the Government's Four Year Development Plan by voluntary savings, either in banks or institutions. He was speaking to members of
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    355 8 Make this easy shelf and hat those gadgets to save space FREEPRESS HANDYMAN J)OX'T lei those kitchen gadgets clutter your working space hang them on the wall, Mrs. Housewife! Our kitchen was specially designed to bring brightness to the room and cut down on time spent hunting through drawers for
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    Forget those hip-hugging skirts: How it's swirls
    318 9 Forget those hip-hugging skirts: How it's swirls ON-THE-SPOT FASHION NEWS FROM PARIS ...BY JEANNE GRAHAM gMART women in Paris are wearing suits from breakfast till bedtime. But there's nothing tailored and "suit-like" about these new all-day fashions. Like everything else in Paris this Spring, they are unfailingly feminine. And very
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    308 10 THE visit of the Sumatran football league champions, P.S.S. Pematang Siantar highlights this weekend's sport. The visitors are here for three games, against Singapore Malays this evening, a Singapore Selection Ai tomorrow and the Singapore XI on Monday. 3SS S2LS JWSS nament the Indonesian Youths were lucky to hold
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    Keen clashes in Eu Tong Sen Cup q-finals expected
    238 10  - Keen clashes in Eu Tong Sen Cup q-finals expected B. Norman By Singapore, Saturday. ITEEX and interesting golf will be witnessed in the quarter-finals of the Eu Tong Sen Cup to be played at the Royal Island Club's links at Thomson Road this afternoon. The pairings and tee-off times from
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    WEEKEND SPORT
    251 10 TODAY Cricket: MCA league— Singapore v Johore at SRC 11 a.m. Friendly —Police v RAF Scletai at PTS 2 p.m. Football: Army final— GHQ v RPO at Tanglin: SAFA Div. 3 A Darul Aftali v Haikowyu at Jalan Be&ar stadium 5.30 p.m. Malays v P.S.S Siantar at Jaian
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    Kadir will be out to improve on his time
    186 10 Kadir will be out to improve on his time BUKIT TIMAH, Saturday. -TJYCLE racing gets into top gear tomorrow after a five-week lapse when the Army holds its 25-mile time trial. The race starts at 7 a.m. The event has attracted riders from the Royal Air Force, the Singapore Amateur
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    FAVOURITES FALL WITHIN MINUTES OF EACH OTHER
    104 10 FAVOURITES FALL WITHIN MINUTES OF EACH OTHER LONDON, Sat. Joint iavourites for the title, Martin Christmas (West Sussex) and Michael Bonallack (Thorpe Hall), crashed to defeat within minutes of each other in the fifth round of the English amateur golf championship at Wentworth Surrey, on Thursday. Christmas, runner-up last year,
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    THE INDIANS SHOULD TAKE FULL POINTS vs. POLICE
    204 10  - THE INDIANS SHOULD TAKE FULL POINTS vs. POLICE P. Seneviratne By SINGAPORE, Sat. The Indian Association, still at the bottom of the Senior table, will have a good chance of snatching their first full points when they meet the Police in the S.C.A. cricket tournament match at Thomson Road tomorrow.
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    Title shooting Jets won't give Cardinals half a chance
    264 10  -  CHUCK RODRIGUES SOFTBALL by SINGAPORE, Sat. The long awaited clash between Pan-Am Jets and the YCW Cardinals takes place on the St. Patrick's School ground tomorrow morning at 9.30. But with the Jets shooting for the Softball Association's A division title,
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    Stableford medal to Mrs. Mesritz
    73 11 THOMSON, Sat.— Mrs. A. Mesritz with a score of 34 points, won the women's 'A' Division (Stableford) medal played at the Royal Island Club's links here yesterday. The runner-up was Mrs. N. Woodall with 32 points. The 'B' Division (Stableford) medal was won by Mrs.
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    Recs trounce Kebenaran 6-1
    49 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. In a onesided affair, Singapore Recreation Club trounced Kebenaran Sports Club 6-1 in a SAFA Div. 2D match played on the Padang yesterday. Aloysius de Rozario (3). Pat Branson (2) and Malcolm Nunis scored for SRC while Abdul Rahman netted for the losers.
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    166 11  - Kesavan Soon runs again ...a 'comeback' if he makes good in SAAA 'Tri' PERCY SENEVIRATNE By Forrer Pork, Saturday. RESAVAN Soon, former Singapore Olympic and Asian Games sprinter, who faded out of athletics when he joined the Federation Military College in 1959 will turn out for the Singapore Selection team
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    139 11 EX-MALAYA CUP STARS PLAY AT NAVAL BASE SINGAPORE, Sat.— Singapore's ex-Malaya Cup stars come out of retirement today to play their first match against Navy XI at the Naval Base. The players were brought together by the Singapore Government Services Football Association to keep exCuppers together and play in charity
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    Heavy track is ideal for improving Nakorn Nai who will win tomorrow
    637 12 Heavy track is ideal for improving Nakorn Nai who will win tomorrow Today! Allan Lewis names tomorrow's winners MAKO-RN NAI, who has proved himself a very good second run horse over the past few months, should win the main Class 4 event Hace Six) over &i F. tomorrow, Nakorn Nai
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    THE DAY'S BEST BET IS JUNGLE ORCHID
    344 12 THE DAY'S BEST BET IS JUNGLE ORCHID Race Five JUNGLE ORCHID, a last-start winner at Singapore, who missed his first engagement, should be one of the days best bets in the Class 4, Div. 1 sprint. Jungle Orchid beat Gay Tournai at Singapore and Gay Tournai finished second the first
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    Aussies gain first tour victory... 7 minutes from time
    277 12 MANCHESTER, Saturday. fHY* Australians gained their first victory on their tour of England here yesterday, defeating Lancashire by four wickets. It was an exciting finish. i the Australians getting the winning runs with seven minutes of the extra half hour to
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    PATAUDI HITS HIS SECOND 100 IN TWO DAYS OFF YORKSHIRE
    288 12 PATAUDI HITS HIS SECOND 100 IN TWO DAYS OFF YORKSHIRE LONDON, Sat.— The Nawab of Pataudi. 20--year-old Oxford University captain, hit his second century in two days when he scored an undefeated 103 off County cricket champions Yorkshire at Oxford yesterday. Results in yesterday's cricket matches were: At Cambridge: Leicestershire
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    252 12 Canopus Star and 13 Wonders are the two best Race Seven PAFFLES SQUARE, Thirteen Wonders. Canopus Star, Film Studio IV and Fireworship should provide the interest in the (.'lass 5, Div. 1 race over 8i F. Canopus Star and Thirteen Wonders are the two that I prefer even though they
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    32 12  -  Lewis by Best Bets: Jungle Orchid. Dauntless and Pulot Itam. Best outsiders: Raffles Square. Four Winds. Khampang Phet. Going: If no more rain track will be not worse ihan soft.
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    169 12 Race One T am not looking past Pulot Itam for the winner of the Class 5. Div. 4 6F race. Pulot Itam finished 'fourth behind Indrapura for which he drops two divisions with only 5 lb. more and to emphasise how well handicapped
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    15 12 MOSCOW. Sat,— Mikhail Botvir.nik regained the world chess championship from Mickhail Tul yesterday.
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    46 12 JOHORE PAHRU. Sat.— Johore Bahru Malays beat English College by seven runs in an exciting cricket match yesterday. Malays 79 (Ghani 22. Razalan 18 ret.. Kunaratnam 2-7. Chandran 3-24, Jayaretnam 4-31). J. E. C. 72 (Maheswaran 30 Fernandez 15, Rajan 3-31).
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    28 12 LINGPIELD PARK. Surrey. Sat Pardao won the Derby* Trial stakes run over one and half miles yesterday. Nicomedus was second With scatter third. Seven ran
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