The Singapore Free Press, 7 June 1961

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    21 1 21 KEEP W THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1961. 15 CENTS.
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    THE NEW VICE HOUSES
    249 1  -  HAROLD SOH SINGAPORE, Wed. By Call-girls at work again after ciamD on hotels HE cancellation of more than 40 hotel licences iinC c the Government stepped up Its anti-vice paign has resulted in the mushrooming of „2 t e hotels. Ka- areas spectare be- I offi-
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    Big jump brings tin price close to buffer pool ceiling
    224 1 Big jump brings tin price close to buffer pool ceiling LONDON. Wednesday. A £/.10s. rise in cash tin on the London Meta] Exchange yesterday lifted that position to almast the £880 per ton ceiling price at which the buffer pool manager must sell. good overnight U.S. demand and continued firmness
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    Suicide attempt by doctor
    47 1 CIL'DAD TRUJILLO. Wed —A doctoi who harboured foui accused ringleaders In the asi^ssinaUon oi Generalissimo P.. 4 :ael Trujilio tried to commit iuicioc on Tuwdaj by siasnmg himsell with a razor biaclc on the chest ana throat, Hul he was •xnectcd .o sunflffe
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    DENTIST AND TWO CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH
    48 1 DENTIST AND TWO CHILDREN BURNT TO DEATH S ER Sf m, Nam 61 and two of his here. T-iis wile Madam Chan qav Moi 28. and the other fhildreii also suffered severe burns and have been admitted to the General Hosplt T a he he nvo children are
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    Problem as big, day nears for Duke and Kate
    210 1 Problem as big, day nears for Duke and Kate YORK, tied. Officials greeting Queeti ctiutbctn w fieri sne amies here tomorrow for the weuding O] her cousin, the Dutce of Kent, and *\uss Katharine Wursiey, will tune to uc "qmctc-change artists." The Kecorder (judge) of the cUy. Mr. denry 6cott,
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    30 AT SHIPPING FIRM RESUME SIT-DOWN STRIKE
    76 1 30 AT SHIPPING FIRM RESUME SIT-DOWN STRIKE SINGAPORE. Weu.— Some 30 employees ot the Royai Rotterdam Lloyd in Cecil Street resumed their sit-down strike this morning, alter j calling it off on Monday. The strike follows the breakdown in negotiations between the management and the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union
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    Flash-flood: 14 die
    33 1 GHARDAIA, Sahara. Wed. Fourteen nomad AiaUs diowneu yesterday when a fia.sh fluoti slashed across the deserl and trapped them in the ciiy river l bed where they were sleeping. i
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    Touts at the City Hall swindle unsuspecting
    276 1 TOI'TS have been swindling old people and housewives who go to the City Hall here to pay their City Council or Land Office bills. I And their victims usually do not realise the! swindle until their next bills come along. ao lar, iwu
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    STRIKERS BEAT UP TWO COMPANY EXECUTIVES
    213 1 STRIKERS BEAT UP TWO COMPANY EXECUTIVES PASIR PANJANG, Wednesday. executives of the Fur East Oxygen and Acetylene Company were assaulted by a group of about 40 to 50 people outside the company premises here this morning. They were tne uenerai Sales Manager, Mr. C. P. Thomas, and the District I
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    The King to visit India, Pakistan and Brunei
    163 1 The King to visit India, Pakistan and Brunei KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. His Majesty the Yang di- Pertuan Ago/ig announced here this morning that he plans to make State visits to India. Pakistan and Brunei this year. Speaking at the colourful Mengadap ceremony at the Istana Negara. marking th P official
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    AMERICA HEARS OF MEETING WITH K Kennedy's 'no, no' 'no, no1 report on summit
    210 1 AMERICA HEARS OF MEETING WITH K Kennedy's 'no, no' 'no, no 1 report on summit WASHINGTON, Wed. 1 f President John Kennedy told the American people last night that his meeting with Mr. Nikita Khrushchev was a "very sober two days" with "no advantage or concession either gained or given.
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    Fire fund collection
    29 1 TIONG BAHRU. Wed.— The Tiong Bahru Community Centre will organise a collection for the Bukit Ho Swoe fire fund today from 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.
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    London tin firm and active: £6 up for cash
    267 2 London tin firm and active: £6 up for cash I ONDON. Wed. Tin i was firm and active. While cash closed £6 higher, three months was up £3 and some quarters thought this position night have been restrained by butler pool selling. The advance was attributed largely to a good
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    Ships in port
    163 2 o mips i, „i i»i^>i<jc the Singapore *-.rir- t -rtay .\re S( A Burns v Kamogav t n > 21/22, >■■■._! 31/32, Hi. B m imiea 3S 3■. 11 S adti l 13, Ge\ inttaua I I L: NW, MST r o.i (In: T ri X-•••-._•.K s-
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    Substantial tax but Siamese Tin Syndicate's net profit up
    523 2  - Substantial tax but Siamese Tin Syndicate's net profit up Free Press Market Reporter City section: Financeand industry! By SUNUArUKU, Wednesday. THE RESULTS of the Siamese Tin Syndicate for 1960 are fully up to expectations with the net profit amounting to £346,352 against £135,628, reports the latest issue of the Investors
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    STOCK MARKETS RECOVER: SELECTIVE BUYING
    180 2 STOCK MARKETS RECOVER: SELECTIVE BUYING LONDON. Wed. The recovery in the stock marLets continued yesterday on elective buying. Business, however, was small nd there were a tew exceptions o the generally firm trend. Gilt■d>:eG;;. However, remained oui of avour. while iore;s;n bonds were nclined to be dull. Dollar stocks moved
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    Hong Kong prices
    50 2 HONG KONG. Tues. Closing irices here today were: Previous Today 1 s. Bank Corporauon >408 $410 sa les sa les ATheelock afardei 516.6U $16.60 sales sales I'koi".ii phone $53.00 $53.50 sales sales Dairy Farm A: Co.d Storagi $39.00 538.T5 sales sales raikoo Docks $72.00 5T3.00 sales >.:'.f>
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    US stockpile sales
    29 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. -Sales i May ol crude natural rubber iror he national stockpile totalle M 53 lon§ tons, the General St-i rice Administration lu«.-> annoui *cci.
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    151 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares La.st sales in vie Singapore Trad me Room yesieruay were: INDUSTRIALS: Boustcad 51. 59 (unchanged), (iammnn 52.17 (up 1 cent*. M. Brew $3.30 i unchanged), McAlistet 51.46 (unchanged). M. Box $3.01 (up ie 3 cents). Robinson $1.44 (im- e changed), S.C.S. $2.33 'down 2
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    UN debate will start new Angola massacres Portugal
    258 2 UN debate will start new Angola massacres Portugal UNITED NATIONS, Wed.— Portugal declared last night that the Security Council debate of the situation in Angola might spark renewed "terrorist" attacks in the West African possession, as violence had accompanied each prior dis- cussion of the question. Senhor Vasco Gann, Portuguese
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    Students in violent protest against anti-violence Bill
    197 2 TOKYO, Wednesday. JAPAN'S violent Zengakuren students last night formed the "shock troops" for thousands of demonstrators protesting against a Bill to ban political violence. Hundreds of frenzied stu- i dents surged against the massed ranks of steelhelmeted police guarding, tnegates of the National
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    'GI JOE' (PIGEON WHO SAVED 1,000 LIVES) DIES
    81 2 'GI JOE' (PIGEON WHO SAVED 1,000 LIVES) DIES DETROIT. Wed. 'G.I Joe." the pigeon who saved the lives of nearly 1,000 British soldiers in i Italy during the last war, has died in the Detroit Zoo. On October 18. 1943. he flew 20 miles from the village of Colvi Vecchia
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    'UK STOLEN CARS SOLD IN FRANCE'
    97 2 J^ONDON, Wed. Yester- about an international ring day's Daily Mirror re- j flying cars to Andorra, "a ported that cars stolen in tiny State on the borders of Britain were being flown France and Spain." across the channel and sold j Engine and chassis
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    Ex-General jailed
    30 2 PARIS. Wed— A special hifch military court yesterday .<eiii°nced a third ex-generai to 15 years ha id labour for nLs part in the abortive Algiers putsch last April.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    375 2 |ij NOTE: All prices beiow iiy j are middle prices U.K. Clo? i{ »c Prices LONDON, June 6. Previous Today XUBBER No. 1 HSS c.i.f Euiopun a. ports dune 24 15/16 24 15/16 July 21 15/16 24 15/16 j ROubER No. 1 RSS SPOt 25|
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    Nikita-life and soul of party: Ice cream, kisses and cha-cha
    298 2 Nikita-life and soul of party: Ice cream, kisses and cha-cha nnn immTCHfHEV in his most jovial, joke-cracking mood, was *^S^Si«£ Indonesian cha-cha-cha when he.attend ed the OOth birthday party for President Sukarno of Indonesia bet* last night. The Soviet leader grabbed Dr Sukarno's gold-tipped -bony cane to beat time to
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    GAS CHAMBERS KILLED 10,000 JEWS IN 45 MINUTES
    211 2 GAS CHAMBERS KILLED 10,000 JEWS IN 45 MINUTES ERUSALEM. Wed. Tcr. J thousand people were gassed In 45 minutes at Treblinka death camp near Warsaw, Eiiyahu i Rosenberg, a Treblinka survivor, told the court trying Adolf Eichmann yesterday. Another witness. Kalman Teigmann, recalled that once a transport containing two vanload.s
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    14 3 I ce ress Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page
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    Red China's charter in use at Nanyang, says student
    1006 3 Red China's charter in use at Nanyang, says student i THIRD YFi N p G^T° RE Wednesday. THIRD-YEAR Nanyang University economics and political science student, Tan Sfv 7h a "t g C a T Cd in a police urt yesterday that students here were using cyclostyled copies of "The Constitution
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    Welcome to Singapore
    125 3 Mr. J. E. Renevier. director of the Cervine Watch Factory. Switzerland, arrived last night by Qantas. He la staying at Prince's Hote: Garni for a few days. Mr. J. Stellingwerff. managing director of the Corporative Condensed Factory. Gelderland-Overysel. Holland flew in last night and Is laying at
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    COMPILES A BOOK OF HOPE FOR JOBLESS SHIPS' CREWS
    76 3 The are asked to send in their menl ha.- 1 names and particulars for ;:.em- i registration to the Deputy r tn- Shipping Master. ters and Owners. masters and agents may inspect these re- n, gi>ters free of charge. Lilt Inquiries
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    What's happening today
    220 3 CINEMAS CAPITOL: Tne Alamo 1.45. 5.30, 8.45. CATHAY: Under Ten Flags 1.30. 4. 6.30, 9.30. GLOBE: Tommy The Toreador 1.45, 4, 7, 9.15. LIDO: Serious Charge 1.45. 4. 6.30, 9.30. ODEOX: Cry for Happy 1.30. i 4. 6.30, 9.30. j REX: Outlaw's Son 2. 6, 9. SKY:
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    Check your swim times
    47 3 11 TODAY: 6.37 p.m.; TOl| MORROW: 6.26 a.m. and 7.36 it j p.m.; FRIDAY: 7.57 a.m. and yi 8.22 p.m.; SATURDAY: 9.05 a.m. and 9.00 p.m.; SUNDAY: 10.00 a.m. and 9.34 p.m.; MONDAY: 10.46 a.m. and 10.07 p.m.; TUESDAY: 11.29 a.m. and 10.41
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    ROYAL VISIT: JOHORE'S WELCOME PLANS
    223 3  - ROYAL VISIT: J OHORE' S WELCOME PLANS ROBERT CHONG »y JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. —The Yang diPertuan Agong and his Consort the Raja Permaisuri Agong will receive a warm welcome here, when they pay their first official State visit next Monday. A big programme of visits, audiences and official functions has
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    'EFFORTS BY ALL MADE N-DAY MEMORABLE ONE'
    99 3 'EFFORTS BY ALL MADE N-DAY MEMORABLE ONE' < SINGAPORE, Wed. The < Minister for Culture, Mr S. Rajaratnam, said last night that the National Day celebrations were made memorable by the extent of mass enthusiasm and participation. In addition to activities Drganised by the Government, people throughout the island organised
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    Board of advisers set up to help farmers
    154 4 Girl comes from Jakarta to I learn our dances KATONG. Wed.— An Indonesian high school girl. Miss Liauw Tjoen Jen, 21. who has a flair for interpretative dancing, is now in Singapore to DOlish up her ballet and learn Malay dances. This
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    Talk by Buddhist chief
    64 4 pEYLANG. Wed.— Dr. R.L. VJ Soni. the director of the World Buddhists Institute in Burma, gave a talk on "Soul Rebirth. Life Hereafter." at Maha Bodhi School in Lorong 34. Geylang. Dr. Soni who is on a world tour met many Buddhist leaders in the State
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    MORE TRAINING FACILITIES AT CENTRE FOR YOUTHS
    158 4 MORE TRAINING FACILITIES AT CENTRE FOR YOUTHS YOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J The Johore Social Welfare Department announced that facilities for the training of unemployed and physically handicapped youths in various trades have been expanded at the Youth and Instructional Centre. Industries taught at the centre include carpentry, sewing, weaving and
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    improve their output
    407 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. AN Advisory Board has been formed by the Social Welfare Department here in an effort to improve farming projects at the Johore Land and Industrial Settlement farm. The Board is headed by Dr. Tan Luan Hong. Other committee members are Mr. Lee Sun Choon
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    RETIRED PWD MAN OFF TO CEYLON TO SEE SICK WIFE
    150 4 RETIRED PWD MAN OFF TO CEYLON TO SEE SICK WIFE OHORE BAHRU, W£d.— J A retired Johore P.W.D. technician, Mr. S. Velupillai, 57, has sailed in the Messageries Maritimes liner Laos for Ceylon where his wife is ill. Mr Velupillai said before he left: "My wife is now warded at
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    MALAY CULTURAL GROUP PLANS SINGING CONTEST FOR AMATEURS
    147 4 MALAY CULTURAL GROUP PLANS SINGING CONTEST FOR AMATEURS KATONG, Wed. The Malay cultural group, sriwana, will organise Malay singing competitions for amateurs in September. Inche Alias Husani publicity officer, said that separate competitions were being arranged for men and women. Competitors will be asked to sing both in Melayu Asli
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    Mayoral nomination
    29 4 PENANG, Wed. Mr. Ooi t Thiam Siew of the Socialist s Front has been officially a nominated for a second term I as Mayor of Georgetown. i]
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    3-YEAR COURSE IN PSYCHIATRY FOR MICHAEL
    70 4 3-YEAR COURSE IN PSYCHIATRY FOR MICHAEL KATONG, Wed.— Michael Chiew, 18, a former student of Queenstown Se- condary Technical School, sailed in the Messageries Maritimes liner Laos for England. Michael, who was a clerk in the General Hospital in Singapore, told the Free Press that he would study psychiatry at
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    RIDA appointment
    39 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Vn American expert. Mr. D. R I -•igget, will take charge of bu- I mess management training I it the Rural and Industrial |i )evelopment Authority train- I ng centre in Petaling Jaya. E
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    She married the king on her death bed
    780 5  - She married the king on her death bed ROSS I MILES 1 1 ■^■pst^TTT J X n«L *i I By give us lupescu the she-wolf,' [bied the agitators y VPS the strangest royal wedding monarch who took a commoner bride was that which took place Xii arol of Rumania and
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    Divorced
    337 5 At last Princess Helen, faced with this humiliating situation, granted Carol his divorce. Even then Elena i Lupescu did not get her prince to marry her. A marriage between her and the king could have meant abdication or even a revolution. Things continued at this uneasy pace for Elena
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      199 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice tic Fred Diekenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis r x --A MELOOKS UKEAMAP 7HEAIK— WMEK6 j l .■...V'A-,\ v^ r=O^OCV=T~",s:G>. v I YOU'VE ALL. h&A^PC= ,T'S SLJPP^SEC? Try _j._ i/jm^SjjEgL $r\ V'-e .^P, a\j rc^^t^.ck. stamc, r?giP» >/ I*l1 1 >/~ v t
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    Confident of the future
    607 6 THE importance of the sea as a source of employment has not been lost on the Government. Evidence of this is the scheme for the training of local men as stewards on seagoing vessels. But employment opportunities are not confined to those who actually no to
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    What the Duke is really like
    192 6 What the Duke is really like IT is not that the world fails to recognise his shy, engaging snule Anyone who over reads a newspaper or sees a n*wsree) holds some kind of private image of Edward, Duke df Kent, the Queen's cousin and eighUi in line ol succession to
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    TODAY'S RADIO
    313 6 TODAY' S RADIO SINGAPORE Short Wave Service: II metres (7250 kc >. > .Medium Wave Service 47t> metres. A.M. 1100 Programme .summary; 11.02 Masterworks irom France: 11.30 Topic for today; P.M. 12.00 Mid-day serenade; 12.30 Tunes with your tiffin; 1.30 The news; 1.40 The Glenn Miller Orchestra; 2.00 Final Year;
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    100 YEARS AGO
    626 6 tne Free Pres overseers and they immedireported: "LABUAN This ately commenced to clear Colony, which had been in ut tne old mines and bring panv Limitpd Thi« c>nm "i**uae,ea, L«aouan in the 1 Something must into n (6). 7 Having done a job in the theatre Ted
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    1142 6  -  OASSENGERS on two buses in Brockley, London, watched a fight between the drivers. One of the men was taken to hos- pital with a broken leg The fight is thought to nave started because one bus trailed the other letting the first bus collect all the passengers.
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    72 6 1 Mich n iitfj Bhakespe&j J 1 0:V/ i 1 ig( that one ciav rrih^s co everything Th re- ;;;q us rod suply pn the theatre arx'jq ba k a shcr susa Uie play erect transact offi buaoq Vf tak( nr hcliai US r< rtillg they ~a-. When Imk
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    347 7 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. HILTON TAN, chairman of the Autopk \.>oiiation of Singapore, yestert i t u Government to set up a Road vuthority to study traffic problems steel tluit the person on whom ly should be vested should be he Institute of Transport with s 1 practical experience in transuch
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    Overseas training for four pilots
    60 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Four pilot officers of the Royal Malayan Air Force have been selected for training in Britain. They are Harbans Singh, Benjamin Lee Kiong. Lim Thean Siew and Ahmad Merican bin S. T. Merican. Pin-tables seized SEREMBAN. Wed. Police have seized 20 pin-tables
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    YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA GIVES ASSENT TO 'DEATH FOR KIDNAP' BILL
    10 7 YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA GIVES ASSENT TO 'DEATH FOR KIDNAP' BILL
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    JOHORE TO GET HOME FOR AGED: LOTTERIES BOARD TO HELP
    109 7 JOHORE TO GET HOME FOR AGED: LOTTERIES BOARD TO HELP lOHORE BAHRU, Wed. A J Johore Home for the Aged is to be built near Tampoi, the State Welfare Committee revealed. The committee said that it had persuaded the Social j Welfare Services Lotteries I Board fo waive its dollar-for-dollar
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    SCHOOL GIRL PARTNERS CLERK TO DEFEAT 9 AT DANCE CONTEST
    308 7 KVTONG. Wed.— School girl Hamidah Zainal. 14. and her partner, Inche M. Salleh a clerk, won first prize in the "Serempang 12" dance competition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. They w ere declared the best of the 10 pairs who
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    AWARDS FOR 62 JOHORE BLOOD DONORS
    331 7 AWARDS FOR 62 JOHORE BLOOD DONORS TOHORE BAHRU, Wed. 1 1 J Dato Wan Idris bin Ibra--1 him. President of the Johore t Branch Red Cross, presented awards to 62 people for dos nating blood to the blood bank here. Three received gold medals for giving more than 20 pints.
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    300 AT OPENING OF NEW BROKING FIRM
    86 7 300 AT OPENING OF NEW BROKING FIRM SINGAPORE, Wed. About 300 businessmen, stock and share brokers attended the cocktail party to mark the official opening of business of Messrs. Lim Trading Company at their premises at Hongkong Bank Chambers, Collyer Quay. Among the guests were some heads of business concerns.
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    YOUR LUCKY STAR TODAY
    252 7 1 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... tio^^acc^ e td IS a.» fecllDfs *t others. AND FOR TOMORROW GEMINI <*$,& i,r«« 'A advantage. Leo str^a^s naU- VIRGO (Au 24 Sept 23): WinUU AX improvement in your social standing is now recognised and you may achieve some desired coal.
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    Free trip home for soldiers parted from their wives
    29 7 Free trip home for soldiers parted from their wives SINGAPORE, Wednesday. British soldiers stationed in Singapore, whose wives are not with them, are to be given free trips home.
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    Island youth camp ready for use
    141 7 Island youth camp ready for use I JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. I Building of a youth camp at Pulau Besar has been'completed by the Social Welfare Department with the co- operation of the youth Drganisations at Mersing. The department is making j available the use of a motor- launch to youth
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    Girls' hostel plan
    1036 7 important room in that it is where the family circle gathers and where the guests are entertained. At a time of refurnishing a house or shopping for a brand new home, the young home maker's first thought is, what shall we have for the sitting room set?
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    Furnishing: Sitting room should get first choice
    136 8  - Furnishing: Sitting room should get first choice I WHICH is the most important room in an average home when it comes to matters of furnishing and interior decoration?....... the sitting room of course, for as its other name, living room implies, it is the most used room in the whole
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    Answer to a dream: Bigger engine for the Herald
    342 9 Answer to a dream: Bigger engine for the Herald I; NO MORE STUTTERING JAT SLOW SPEEDS, AND Ij NO SLOW GETAWAYS -s™THE PRICE: $6,450 JHLRL we were in ,ny friend's 196(1 ♦v K ri u m ph Herald oin S from the office to the barber s one evening last
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    THE NEW CARS
    861 9 release date. There were three models to choose from the saloon, coupe and convertible. I settled for the convertible seeing it was such a fine day, and away we went the sales manager and I. The pleasure of open-air motoring < the last time I tested a
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    CAR CARE FOR THE OWNER-DRIVER
    7 9 CAR CARE FOR THE OWN ER-D RIVER
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    Sporting Signalmen are the pride or the Army: They hold three championships
    370 10 Sporting Signalmen are the pride or the Army: They hold three championships NEWS AND VIEWS OF SPORT IN THE SERnww* PASIR PANJANG, Wednesday. THE distinction of being the most sports conscious Army unit in 1 Singapore belongs to the 18 Signals Regiment, who are the Armys rugby, football and hockey
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    Records will topple at Tengah athletics
    271 10 TENGAH, Wednesday. IT should be a record-breaking afternoon at the Royal Air Force, Tengah, annual athletic meet today, judging by the standards shown at the heats neia last inursaay. The officer in charge of athletic* at Tengan. Fit. Lt. W. B. White said that
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    Grand performances by athletes at GHQ annual meet
    183 10 Grand performances by athletes at GHQ annual meet TANGLIN. Wed. Grand pertormar.ces were returned by G.H.Q.s athlete.at their annual sports meet held hero on Thursday. There was keen rivalry in every event, resulting in five records being smashed. The recants broken were in the one mile. 120 yards hurdles, hop.
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    COL. DOUGLAS IS WINNER AT BODGS 'MONTHLY'
    59 10 COL. DOUGLAS IS WINNER AT BODGS 'MONTHLY' mHOMSON. Wed. The 8.0.D. X Golf Society's monthly stable- ford competition played over the i Royal Singapore Golf Club's links in Sime Road over the week-end j was won by Colonel J.S. Douglas who returned a score of 35 points. i Lieut. Colonel
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    117 10 CHANGI. Wed. Royal A;r Force Changi's six-a-sicir football tournament is continuing to produce some exciting and keenly contested matches buf without any major surprises or upsets. The tournament still rom;.;:> open, and the favourites who have cleared their third round hurdles convincingly are F.E.A F 'A' who trounced their
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    321 11 By R. Lazaroo Singapore, Wednesday. 'pHE support given by Singapore's boxers to the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's Open championships which concluded on Saturday night at the Happy World Stadium was disappointing, to say the least. 111 C JJUUI ICJ^/UIIOC Wttfl an anti-climax. Not more than 30 amateur boxers entered
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    57 11 By B. Norman Singapore, Wednesday. ]y|EXTIOX the name 'Sena' in Singapore. Malaya or Thailand and people immediately associate it with the famous jewellers. But few know that the genial man Who carries the name and owns the many jewellery shops throughout South Hast Asia, besides being a businessman, is
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    Games champion is outpointed
    44 11 BELGRADE. Wed. Bohumn Nemecek. Czechoslovakia's lighiwelierweighl caampion at the 1960 Rome Olympic Games, was beasen in t«e European amateui boxing champioiii>iiipj>. He was outpointed In a first series welterweight bout by Jean josselin (Prance), who repeatealv slipped under Nemeceks left
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    58 11 .anov. itrs L i n g n R fcaoi 6j nd ng S .tnct Y. Tjukalov. silver medallists at the Rome Games, who will challenge for the* double sculls. The Russians have surpn>mgiy pa>sed over their Olympic sculling champion. V. Ivanov. in favour of O. Tjurian. who will be
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    FOOTBALL NOT FOR THE WOMEN OF JOHORE BAHRU
    335 11  -  j JOHORE SPORTSCHATTER S. O. Rasoo By lOHORE BAHRU, 1 J Wed. Women are i taking a keen interest in football here. Among the spectators along the side-lines are an increasing number of women. They have been coming to the football pitches
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    Match will serve as a Comb. Services trial
    218 11 Joint Services Amateur J- A F Seletar), Sgt. Barlow Football Association will be (A rxes: Lc Fewt reii meeting Johore State XI (Army). Pte. Ward (Army), Pte. in a friendly football match Middlemas (Army), AB. Hillier at Johore Bahru on Sunday (R.N.),
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    REBELS OUT TO KEEP RECORD IN SECOND ROUND
    268 11  - REBELS OUT TO KEEP RECORD IN SECOND ROUND C. Rodrigues By SINGAPORE, Wed. The Rebels, with six victories in hand at the end of the first round are determined to remain unbeaten when the second round of the Singapore Softball Association league starts on Sunday. Following closely bemud the leaders
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    Fencing meet
    20 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Academy Fencers will hold its championships on June 29 at the V.M.C.A., Orchard Road.
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    Thais shock the Danes by taking 3-1 lead
    197 12 Thais shock the Danes by taking 3-1 lead JAKARTA, Wednesday. THAILAND'S youngsters, coached by Singapore's Wong Peng Soon, took a 3-1 lead over Denmark last night in the final interzone Thomas Cup badminton championships before a capacity crowd. -i Narone Bhornchima anc Raphi Kanchanaraphi defeated the Danish numbe; one doubles
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    BATU PAHAT'S 50 MILE RACE MAY GO TO OSMAN
    152 12 SINGAPORE. W«d T\ven:y-I year-old Hassan Osman, who won the Malacca Cyclists' Associations 50-rmle race on Sunday, Is expected 10 win again today. Hawaii at me Singapore Amateur Cycling Association, is competing in another 50-mile mas*-*d-»:au event at Bad; Pahai 10--oa He
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    A winning gallop by Brilliant Light at Ipoh
    263 12 1 BRILLIANT LIGHT, one of the best track workers in Malaya, was seen at his brilliant best this morning when running three in 36 4/5 in the centre of the number two track. Brilliant Light and Free Mist were the only horses
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    Free Press Eve-of-Test round-up
    48 12 TED DEXTER: Water in the knee. Doubtful for the First Test. R. BEXAUD: Shoulder still sore but he will definitely play. N. ONEILL: Felt no pain at the nets. He may play tomorrow. MISSON: He took 6-73 against Sussex yesterday. He's in great form.
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    O'Neill may play: Doctor removes plaster and he goes to nets
    152 12 O'Neill may play: Doctor removes plaster and he goes to nets LONDON, Wednesday. j^ORMAN O'NEILL, Australia's butting sensation, practised at the Oval yesterday and felt no pain. He may play for Australia against England in the iirst Test starting at Birmingham tomorrow. main tendon of his left knee in the
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    EXCITING DRAW AT HOVE: MISSON FINDS FORM AT LAST
    344 12 EXCITING DRAW AT HOVE: MISSON FINDS FORM AT LAST HOVE (Sussex), Wed.— ln a pulsating finish to a gamepacked with drama and incident, the Australian cricket tourists drew their match with Sussex yesterday. The tourists, set to get 245 in 210 minutes to win. were nine runs short of their
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    YORKSHIRE WIN IN THE LAST OVER
    283 12 YORKSHIRE WIN IN THE LAST OVER LONDON. Wed. English county cricket champions Yorkshire scored their fifth win in six championship matches this season and strengthened their position at the top of the table, but i they had a tremendous struggle before they got > home by one wicket against I
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    Mrs. Lioyd-Jenkins wins at RSGC
    49 12 Mrs. Lioyd-Jenkins wins at RSGC THOMSON. Wed. Mrs L. j Lloyd-Jenkins, witn a scuie' of three up, won the .snvei division mt'dai at ihe Royal Singapore Goif Club women's golf (bogey) competition piayed here yesterday. The bronze division medal was won by Mrs. Ken Warden who returned all squaie.
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    SELECTORS CALL IN EDRICH: DEXTER DOUBTFUL
    125 12 SELECTORS CALL IN EDRICH: DEXTER DOUBTFUL LONDON, Wed. John Edrich. the Surrey lefthand opening batsman, has been added to the 12 men from whom England's team to play Australia in the first test tomorrow will be chosen. The selectors announced that they have added Edrich to the listed players because
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    NATIONAL DAY WAS OPEN TO ILL GOLFERS AT KEPPEL CLUB
    171 12 KEPPEL, Wed. Keppel Club celebrated National Day by opening the Club to all golfers of all Saturday. Followers of the 'royal and ancient game' started pouring in as early as eight in the mornin*. They were greeted by Mr. and
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    THE gardeners nunnml
    84 12 THE gardeners nunnml **RRER p ARK. Wcu.-Seum-f, oon G^ ra J eils s P°rl* c scorea their third successive win when -fl H ai Ala §aPPa Muslim Sport* lemay Scorers were: Cooper (2) Richardson (2), Lawrence Heslop and Eddie Teng. Serangoon Garden SC- J Scott; W. Cochrane Wee fhiam Cheng;
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    BENAUD: THERE'S STILL PAIN BUT HE WILL DEFINITELY PLAY
    119 12 BENAUD: THERE'S STILL PAIN BUT HE WILL DEFINITELY PLAY HOVE I Sussex i Wed. Australia's captain. Richie Benaud. admutcd that he still felt some pain in his shoulder but he will definitely play in the first 'lest tomorrow. Benaud did not bowl against Sussex yesterday. He told Reuter. -The shoulder
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    TELOK KURAU DOMINATE THE 2nd. HALF
    83 12 TELOK KURAU DOMINATE THE 2nd. HALF QEYLANG, WecL— Teiok Kuraii y United beat Stable Bo\> Spoils Club 3-1 in a keenly coniesiea SAFA Div. 2A piayca a: the Stadium here pesteniay. Despite Umiea's sound teamwork, tney were one goal cown I wuen Stable Boy.s ner.eu their opener hardly three minutes
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    Japanese players show fine form
    51 12 BARNES, (Surrey) Tues.— I Osamu Ishiguro and Masao j Nagasaki of Japan both had easy first round victories in j the Lowther lawn tennis tournament yesterday. Ishiguro beat N.G. Sturt. of New Zealand, 6-4. 6-3. and Nagasaki defeated R. J. Lei vine, of England, 6-3.
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