The Singapore Free Press, 9 June 1961

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    23 1 2° KEEP UP WIT H THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST BEAD... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, JUNE 9, 1961 15 CENTS
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    ALL SET FOR BY-ELECTION
    135 1 Tomorrow's Ipoh race card and preview -P. 12 the party machines I -I M. #6ddv for I action IAViD TamBYAH SINGAPORE, Friday. H n 24 hours to go until Nomination > sel for the Anson by-election. t have been selected but in most names have not
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    United Malaya: Dato Ismail gives three 'musts'
    192 1 United Malaya: Dato Ismail gives three 'musts' JOHORE BAIIRU. Fri. The Federation Minister of Internal Security. Dato Dr. Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rah man. said here yesterday that i it wag the task of "each and r very one of us" to build a "united nation"' in Malaya. The Minister,
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    BIG WALK CHEQUE GOES TO S.A.A.A.
    120 1 CINGAPORE, Fri.— The President of the Singapore Amateur Athletic Association, Mr. A. T. Rajah, had a big "thank you" for The Free Press yesterday when he called to receive a cheque tor $3,155. Mr. Rajah said: "At this time when Singapore's athletes are preparing
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    TRUTH ABOUT THE ART OF EXORCISM
    141 1 TRUTH ABOUT THE ART OF EXORCISM m What is the truth abuut exorcism, the strange art of drivi?ig out devils and evil spirits? !Do devils demons and evil spirits still victimise people in this modern, scientific age? Yes says an -'official exorcist" the Rev. Shuldam Shaw, a retired English vicar
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    Weapons seized
    41 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Detectives last nigM raided Pulau Minyak. a einsjstcr stronghold ofT Loronc 1 Gevlans. and took possession of 15 acid bulbs, three iron pipes. our dagger, three parangs, two motor-cycle chains and 21 bottles. Two men were detained.
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    Relief payments probe
    77 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Social Welfare Department officials are chocking on cases of duplication in cash relief for Bukit Ho Swee ftre victims. spokesman said the department had discovered a number «f such cases and is taking action against those who fraudulently obtained cash rehubilltition grants twice. There were,
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    Mackay's four-ball spell brings an England slump
    495 1 Mackay's four-ball spell brings an England slump 0 Every clay The Free Press carries the first full round-up of the Test. BIRMINGHAM, Friday. £JAUGHT on a difficult pitch after several interruptions by rain England struggled to reach 180 for eight wickets by the close on the first day of the
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    THE KAMPONG HENDERSON FIRE: NO ARSON-POLICE
    138 1 THE KAMPONG HENDERSON FIRE: NO ARSON -POLICE SINGAPORE. Fri. The Police Secretary. Mr. Lim Seng Huat. this morning said that the fire which destroyed the roof of a hut in Kampong Henderson yesterday morning was not the work of an arsonist. He sajd that damage to the hut was minor
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    Close bases call
    44 1 NAIROBI. Fri.— Mr. Tom Mboya, Secretary General of the Kenya African National Union, gave notice in the Legislative Council here yesterday of a motion calling for steps to be taken for the closing of British military bases in Kenya without delay.
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    Colour bar fight
    31 1 SALISBURY. Fri.— Some 200 people of ali mces voluuleered ai i a meeting here last ui^m to take part in a muas campaign io break me coioui bar
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    GOVT. NAMES SEAMEN'S OFFICIAL TO GO ON JOB-HUNTING TRIP
    159 1 GOVT. NAMES SEAMEN'S OFFICIAL TO GO ON JOB-HUNTING TRIP SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, last night named Mr. Teng Tian Kum, secretary of the Singapore National Seamen's Union, as the second member of the two-man delegation that will go to Europe this month
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    Tin at £880
    44 1 LONDON. Fri.— Tliree months tin lose yesterday £3. 10s. A large part of the turnover was in casij at £880 a ton with Liie butler pool presumably supplying ihe market at that level, uatie source.said. (Full report P. 2. Col. 1).
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    'Talk to the Malays and learn language
    228 1 'Talk to the Malays and learn language INCHE YUSOF TELLi RAFFLES BOYS: SINGAPORE, Fri.— Any shortage of Malay language teachers should not discourage students, for the best and most interesting way of learning the National Language is to speak to Malays, said the Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak,
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    Kennedy in Florida
    24 1 WASHINGTON. Fri.— President Kennedy left by ;nr ye<-terdav lor Palm Beach. Florida, where he v. ili rest until Sunday night. i
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    Latest
    42 1 RUBBER PI UP MALAYAN r wDS i CARRIER ill' 1 t Four; I I. I I-" i f t r i STPIKf C F i lgr« i ra lied b !>mi i and tli X Fmplov, h| mi mai Ihb morn
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      89 1 For style 4%/^ comfort I^^ ECISA Fromcs C OPTIEK opticians Spore. Tel: ***** <* ii ii 8£ v 9IG FAMILY CAR IN THE M EDIIIM-PRICE RANGE class the Austin A.55 is outstanding as a bigr, -for passengers: comfortably takes five adults KZ c and four children. More room for luggage:
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      148 1 POLE ROUTER PATE I ■MJl^Py' nw Why your best watch should be a Universal Proof No 1: Universal has its own researc! and development laboratores which have invented $u< h mechanisms as the Mi.r otor, hailed as the greatest advance in self-winding movements in 30 years. Proof No 2: Watches
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      8 1 SWEE HIM TRADING CO I*4 Cross St., Singapore
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    Tin: Cash sales at £880, consumers tend to hold off
    270 2 Tin: Cash sales at £880, consumers tend to hold off I %^1 J^K^^W i"^^^D I t"^^^^^^^^^^^ i^^P j OXDON. Fri.— Three lj months tin rose E3.IQ& yesterday. A large part of the'turnover was in cash at £880 per ton with the buffer; pool presumably supplying the market at that level,
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    Two main reasons why profit of New Broken Hill soared
    278 2 Two main reasons why profit of New Broken Hill soared By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Friday. THE TWO major reasons why New Broken Hill was able to increase its mining profit by no less than 52 per cent last year were a sharp increase in zinc production while still
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    WEAKER GILTS HAIT RECOVERY IN EQUITIES
    182 2 WEAKER GILTS HAI T RECOVERY IN EQUITIES LONDON. Fit A renewed weakness in gilt-edged securities reflecting a further fall in sterling, had a depressing eilect on the stock market> here generally yesterday, and the recent recovery in equities was brought to a halt Gitts suffered on presisteut sellmg and many
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    Less favourable
    272 2 Last sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: J. Waugh 51. 90 tup 2 cents). M. Cement $2.25 »do\vn 4 cents). Metal Box 53.03 «up 2 cents). S.C.S. $2.40 <up 2 cents*. Steamship 84 cents <up 1 cent). U.K. Ords §1.23 (up 2 cents). TINS: Aokam
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    Rumania-R.I. pact
    55 2 VIENNA. Pri. Rumania and Indonesia entered into an economic pact by which Rumania will deliver complete industrial outfits and machinery to Indonesia on credit and in return. Indonesia will deliver products to Rumania which have been produced with the help of the Rumanian implements, according to a joint
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    Pole seeks asylum
    28 2 NEW YORK. Pli.— The Polish cook for Mr. Bogaan Li-nvandow-ski, Poland's chief delegate to the United Nations, has asked for asvium in the United States.
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    Market Indices
    35 2 Oft ph n. t F::..:n- rimes markeS indices fot Juiie r, week ago, previous t: aay'< respe ively: B ?73?. 3>o 0 306 S, 307 3. 233 0 I"'> 4 116 10b i
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    Hong Kong prices
    48 2 HONG KONG. Thurs.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Bant Corporation. $414 5414 salt sales heelock Mardei $i6.t>u $16.50 sales sales Hkor.ir phone $53.50 $52.50 sales sales D; iry Farm Cold Storage $39.00 $38.75 sales sales Taikoo Docks $72.50 $72.50 salts sales
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    Showdown in Katanga Cabinet soon: Rulers can't agree
    198 2 Showdown in Katanga Cabinet soon: Rulers can't agree ELISABETHVILLE, Fri. A showdown is expected within the Katanga Cabinet in the next 48 hours, usually well informed sources said here last night. This forecast followed I the issuing of an official communique denying that there was any agreement with the United
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    Lisbon told by ally: 'Bow to new conditions in Africa'
    231 2 Lisbon told by ally: 'Bow to new conditions in Africa' NEW YORK. Friday. FRANCE, first of Portugal's allies to take a public position on the 4 Angola question during the Security Council's renewed debate, yesterday appealed to Lisbon to "how to new conditions" in Africa. M. Armand Berard. chief French
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    SHIRLEY BASSEY MARRIES HER FILM DIRECTOR... AFTER'NO,NO,NO'
    69 2 SHIRLEY BASSEY MARRIES HER FILM DIRECTOR... AFTER'NO,NO,NO' LONDON In. Singer Shirley Bassey (above), the girl from Cardiff s Tiger Bay who has said she refused marriage proposals from film director Kenneth Hume several times, was married to him yesterday at a London Register office. Miss Bassey, first appeared on the
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    NAIL WENT THROUGH HIM: $55,000
    79 2 NAIL WENT THROUGH HIM $55,000 EDINBURGH, Fri. A man who was accidentally shot through the body with a three-inch nail while he was sitting in a tavern, was awarded c 6.500 (about $55,000) damages here. Andrew Patrick. 30, claimed that workmen were busy outside fastening a panel when a cartridge-loaded
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    HE FORGED CABLES FOR NEWS SCOOP: 18 MONTHS
    189 2 HE FORGED CABLES FOR NEWS SCOOP: 18 MONTHS >TAIROBI. Fri. Lan Ma_<i theson. journalist son of Kenya's chief press officer, was jailed here yesterday for 18 months fur forging and uttering telegrams which the magistrate said could have caused ''untold misery to millions." The telegrams, ostensibly between the Governor of
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closmp Priroc
      118 2 LONDON, June 8. Previous Today ■IUBBER No. USS c.i.f. Europ e a n ports June 25 1 16 24 15/16 July 25 1/16 24 15/16 Ko..d£R No. 1 RSS Spot. ...25 1/16 24 15/16 HOBttER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms, July 25i 25 1/16 TONE: Steady.
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      New York
      71 2 NEW YORK, June 8. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 112.37 112.62 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract, July 30. 30.35 Sept 29.95* 29.75 TONE: Steady. SALES: 16 lots. i »i .no contract July .'{n.L'L'i 30.70* i Sept 29.85 29.621 I TONE: Quiet. I SALES: Nil. 1 No. 1 RSS June
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      Dow Jones Averages
      31 2 Previous Today 30 Industrial* 700. sr> 701.69 20 Railroads 143.86 144.12 40 Domestic Bonds 85.28 07 15 Utilities U4.33 H3.M i 5 stocks Composite Averages 232.93 232 I*7
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      U.S. Pepper
      40 2 Pepper Malabar spot 4\ afloata 17;, June shipment 47J. Lampong spot 4s, 'afloata 47», .June shipment 47i. Muntok white spot :,7i, afloata ~>'>i. June Bhipraenl si>i sellers, ex-dock. Al»;ve prices Quoted in U.S. ceuts 1 per ib. I
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      Copra, Coronuf Prices
      86 2 Copra, Coronut Prices LONDON, June 8. Previous Toriat COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K./North European ports delivered weight per long ton June. SltiOi $167 COPRA, Sttaits Borne, a.j.t. U.K./ North European P or t delivered weight per ««ng ton June/July £604 i6IJ COuonui OIL crude Straits c.i.f. Euro* pean
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    Russia protests, warns and issues a threat to the West on Berlin
    339 2 Russia protests, warns and issues a threat to the West on Berlin T d~\^ T T*\ TWT X"^ I PUSSI\ protested to Britain, France and the United States last X night about the use of West Berlin for "the organisation of inter national provocations endangering peace. She Tlso told West
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    56 2 Stab Deptrtoi terday reiterai genuiiH '■> be est dead! ena In Ct- It- White, said th< at Gem i ha ed pendi dis liivi nun ported continue tin DetM I I Pathet La He said: "U- *W may b< Erow I other postpone I va *y i d to
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    51 2 VATICAN CITY. Fn. Queen Fabiola o! th( Belgians, rumoured to be expecting a baby, yesterday unexpectedly cut short a visit to the Vatican with King Baudouin. The Royal couple, had had an siii I audi< n i Q;;< t:. F. hay. walked to call on C I nicu T
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      107 2 VXZCVXZV PHIP9 iyi:i; alongside the Singapore mi, r today .ire: LOksaOg ->. I Castles 35/36, 1 ksang 37 Kings- 13 G Ann NW. ■"> Outtr Roads: DJftdaJat, Marnipo. Re 1 1. Kol- J» r-rvd. Banna, Kristcn Si< :i. signei KaS ka Mara, Bcnavoa, Uatead, lacoti Jotnex Labertad, long i mg,
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    Man with 'extremely shocking record' is jailed again
    268 3 Man with 'extremely shocking record' is jailed again THF ,r; m SINGA PORE, Friday. XHL criminal career of Abdul Wahab bin in 5S S mid X 29< Started at an e "ly agein 194 < when he was only 14 scent a 'to!' .''TV anWl 1() tilms ;1I1(I h; '<'
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    BURMA MINISTER LEAVES FOR OBSERVATION TOUR OF K.L.
    109 3 BURMA MINISTER LEAVES FOR OBSERVATION TOUR OF K.L. SINGAPORE. Fri.— U Amev. Minister for Development and Planning in the Shan State one of the several states in the Union oi Burma left here today lor Kuala Lumpur on an ••observation" tour. He arrived m Singapore last week, together with four
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    Welcome to Singapore
    54 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. Y. S. Chen. American International Assurance vice-president in charge of agencies, flew in by Cathay Pacific Airways ycu-rciay. Mr. G. J. Data, Filipino educationist, flew in yesterday from Manila. He is staying at Hotel Ambassador lor a few days. Mr. S. Alhabshi. a Cairo politician, is
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    Who's this?
    13 3 Wait Disney was the mystery personality in yesterday's -Who's Thi>" quiz.
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    Hindi film available for societies
    44 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The famous Hindi film "Devdas" directed by Bimal Roy is I available for screening by reI cognised institutions and so- cieties in Singapore. Interested parties are requested to contact the Indian Commission 31 Grange Road. Singapore 9
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    598 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY liJalw^^Hiij 1.1 w^^j |J^ i J SINGAPORE Friday. gHIRLEY CUNICO, a 21-year-old teletype operator, is one of the 40 entrants for the model contest on Saturday at the Sea View Hotel. The occasion: Celebrity Night, a dance in aid of the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore.
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    IT'S A GIRL... THEN INSP. SCULLY GOES BACK TO CONTINUE CASE
    181 3 IT'S A GIRL THEN INSP. SCULLY GOES BACK TO CONTINUE CASE SINGAPORE, Fri. ¥T was a girl for InsL pector E. Scully, of Kandang Kerbau police station, on Wednesday morning. And when she was born at 9.40 a.m. in the maternity hospital, Insp. Scully's absence in court was brought up
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      90 3 5^ MUSK BE WON EVERY WEEK ress Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page i v .v--. .v.v- aiHiGH SCHOOL II ZAIR I *>.*;E^5 DRAW 2436 3rd 1774 I MM '535 2179, j M IIW 1830, M 2254 1371; t: s»h 2071, '-i 'vs 2306. 2143 1831;
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      186 3 Bumper Bargain Days EVERY FRIDAY SATURDAY II 11 Don't Miss II Today Tomorrow only II I Special Shirts offer: I II Odd size Assortment clearance I I in 'Van Heusen' Shirts I USUAL PRICE $23.50 $16.50 II NOW $12.00 $6.00 II PLUS j II I Repeats of last two weeks
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      258 3 tiXEMAh ROYAL: Kaithi Kannayiram CAPITOL: The Alamo: 1.45. (<l m J l): I' 3 0 P°: k. in ai^ TAJ: bn Mersine; (Malay»: CATHAY: Visa To Canton: iii> bli) y lb 1.30. 4. 6.30. 9.30. GLOBK: Treasure ot San Teresa: 1.45. 4. 7. 9.15. LIDO: Two Loves: 1.45. 4. 6.30.
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    GOVERNMENT TO TRAIN MORE TECHNICAL STAFF THIS YEAR
    144 4 GOVERNMENT TO TRAIN MORE TECHNICAL STAFF THIS YEAR KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Federation Government has asked the Technical College here to reserve 220 places for new students this year. This is the biggest reservation so far by the Government for first-year students. The principal of the College, Mr. N. A.
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    PARTY FOR 1,000 AFTER CONVOCATION CEREMONY
    116 4 PARTY FOR 1,000 AFTER CONVOCATION CEREMONY KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A garden party will be held on the lawn near the lake after the convocation ceremony of the University of Malaya at Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall tomorrow. More than 1,000 people, including YIPs are expected to attend. A spokesman for the
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    A public forum by journalists' union
    54 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore National Union of Journalists will hold a public forum on "A Review of and prospects for self-governing Singapore" at 7.30 p.m. at the Victoria Memorial Hall ">n*June 14. Speakers at the forum will ie representatives of stu--lent, cultural, newspaper, trade
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    Co-op society buys $3.3mil. property
    51 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The National Land Finance Co-operative Society Ltd. has bought its first property at a cost of $3,330,525. The Society's secretary, Mr. S. D. Lingam, said the prooerty was the Bukit Sidim Rubber Estate in Kulim. Kedah. It has an area of 3,000
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    State's police officers get their first lessons in politics
    194 4 State's police officers get their first lessons in politics SINGAPORE, Friday. DOLICE inspectors in the State are being given instruction in politics at the Political Study Centre in Goodwood Hill. A Government spokesman told the Free Press that this was the first time members of the Police Force were being
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    TEACHER NG IS TO MARRY TEACHER RITA
    52 4 TEACHER NG IS TO MARRY TEACHER RITA IT was a day of joy for both Mr. Ng Kah Ting, 21, and Miss Rita Teoh. 19, when they announced their engagement at a party held at Rita's home in Serangoon. The couple who first met early last year, are teachers in
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    CALL TO THANK BRITISH SERVICEMEN FOR THEIR WORK ABROAD
    221 4 CALL TO THANK BRITISH SERVICEMEN FOR THEIR WORK ABROAD SINGAPORE, Fri. A national "Thank You," in Britain to all National Servicemen for their work in Malaya and other countries is proposed in The NAAFI Review. The article states that National Servicemen have been pictured as "oafish Teddy Boys who have
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    NEW PRESIDENT FOR MALAY CO-OP SOCIETY NAMED
    135 4 NEW PRESIDENT FOR MALAY CO-OP SOCIETY NAMED SINGAPORE, Fri.— lnche All bin Abdul Kadir has been elected president of the Sharikat Jimat Chermat Bekerjasama i Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society) Kebon Übi. at the society's annual general meeting. Other officials elected lor the current year are: Secretary, Inche Mohammec bin
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    Hiker who 'got tired of hanging around' is now tired of travelling
    181 4 Hiker who 'got tired of hanging around' is now tired of travelling SINGAPORE. Friday. y^HEX Henri Hymans was 17 years old, he "got tired with just hanging around" and so, armed with a camera, he set out to hitchhike and work his way around t+ie world. Now, at 24, Henri,
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    70,000 WORKERS ASK FOR $155 MINIMUM WAGES
    97 4 70,000 WORKERS ASK FOR 155 MINIMUM WAGES KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Malaya's 70,000 shop workers have asked the Wages Council to give a ruling that they should be paid a minimum of $155 a month. They also want the Council to stipulate that there should be no reduction of wage rates
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      165 4 the right waj Making clothes tot youtstli W<! W family is fascinating fun and v ill sm I lots <">f money. Knrol at the I SHA I BROIDERY SEWING SCHOOL d I MACPHi:RSON Re., and ,am :< 1 Learn how to cut and machine embroidery (A ooune school costs very
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      THE STRANGE POWER OF EXORCISM
      1166 5  -  RALPH MIDDLETON rS U y SC ff and atlOnaW but of course, devils J o they aKvays did c Jo recognised by all Pi V and knl i Chnstlan churches aUd 1S cW *y sh -n in the Bible, says the Rev. SKuldlvam Shaw, retired
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      293 5 MANDRAKE by Jolm p rentice Fred Dickenson A fBGHT. BLUOE& PEEP i ~V'f I !j\ 1 __X >• THE H.\T=i?.A\rr 9Y 1 jj) i r^r A p _L\ v y I v i i _j^__r v^u'"" v BIP KIRBY by Lee Falk and Pha D-vis r '**i i; _p^_____h 1
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE Answer to traffic problems?
    369 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Answer to traffic problems? 'THE Chairman of the 1 Automobile Association of Singapore, Mr. Milton Tan, has called on the Government to set up a Road Transport Authority to study traffic problems in the State. We believe there is a case for the establishment of some such
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    Salvation Army on the march
    1050 6  - Salvation Army on the march T. J. CHICHAK -BY WHAT THIS WORLD ORGANISATION UUtv in SINGAPORE To them charity is not for sudden calamity alone it is a life-long task THE world today, too often, is accused of being heartless, mercenary, egoistic and blind to other people's trials and tribulations.
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    100 YEARS AGO
    105 6 the Free Press repurteti; 'The Netherlands Bible Society having established the justness of the complaints which have, especially within these last years, been made against the existing version of the Holy Scriptures in Malay, as j beiivi; unsatisfactory, antiquated and obscure of expression, propose to accomplish a
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    117 6 TWO voters went to the polls in Nottingham in their parents' arms. For i John Ball is only two years i and 10 months old, and his brother. Adrian. 14 months. Council officials were trying to discover how the babies' names got on the electoral roll. A
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    Life is like that
    92 6 Life is like that "DT S v <* I o<n»liiv> i spofccn r 0 r fl fh V I Co i«< I v' lid ither fl Wl I a:." fl I lUMMIIon I the mouth due v, largement ol th< 'M LAUGH wl beachcombl 1 the fl placed 9 sensitiv<
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    Local housing projects impress a banker From Thailand
    50 7 SINGAPORE, Friday, number of housing projects in the IIU impressed a Bangkok banker, iisit Uonavanik, 42, manager of Bangkok Bank Lu\. m in th e celeI Pai od reral unl ncl Jt solution mli In a Id the tad trip i at
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    HARBOUR BOARD SETS UP POOL TO ABSORB LABOURERS ON CONTRACT
    174 7 HARBOUR BOARD SETS UP POOL TO ABSORB LABOURERS ON CONTRACT SINGAPORE. Fn. The Singapore Harbour Board has created a dock labour pool to absorb hundreds of contract labourers working at the dry docks in Kepuel Harbour. A spokesman Cor the Board told The Free Press that ai present only labourers
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    CROWNING: FIRST DAY COVERS SELL BRISKLY
    88 7 CROWNING: FIRST DAY COVERS SELL BRISKLY SINGAPORE. Mi About 2,000 first ciuy covers to commemorate the' coronation oi the Sultan of Selangor on ■J'ine 28 were put or; sale at the General Post Office here. Sales were reported as brisk. A limited number of official covers issued by' the Malayan
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    Wanted: Figures of Anson electorate
    74 7 Wanted Figures of Anson electorate SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will be asked at next Wednesdays Legislative Assembly meeting to state the total number of new voters in the revised electoral register for the Anson electoral division. Mr. Thio Chan Bee "SPA. Tanglin* will
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    Thirty minutes at library, and they are so impressed
    267 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. I^HRKK visiting women from the United States South spent .'5O minutes at the Rallies National Library in Stamford Road and what struck them most was the nniltilanguage hooks on the shelves. ''Never have we seen such a vast collection
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    COMPANY HEAD FLIES IN TO OPEN NEW BRANCH
    110 7 COMPANY HEAD FLIES IN TO OPEN NEW BRANCH PAY A LEBAR. Fri.— Mr. M. T. Chanrai (above). 32. chairman of J.T. Chanrai Limited, has arrived here by Qantas Comet from Bombay to open a new branch office for one of his firms. He said: Wo will open a new shop
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    300 METHODIST YOUTHS TO TAKE PART IN RALLY
    90 7 300 METHODIST YOUTHS TO TAKE PART IN RALLY SINGAPOKE. Fri. More than 30U boys and girls of 16 Methodist Youth Fellowships in Singapore will take part in a "Youth Rally' tomorrow at the Ansio-Chinese School hall in "Coleman Street, The rally, which begins at 730 p.m., is the biggest event
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    Man forged cheque: Ten months' jail
    60 7 PENANG. Fri. A man wrote a cheque for $150 from a stolen cheque book and i obtained $60 on the strengtn of the cheque, a court was 1 fold. Lan Kee Seng, who had eight previous convictions, was jailed for 10 months. He pleaded
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    CEYLON TAMILS' ASSOCIATION ELECTS NEW OFFICIALS
    123 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. S. T V Lingam. was elected president of the Ceylon Tamils' Association at its 43rd annual general meeting. Other officials were Messrs. T Sothinathan. (vice-presi-dent)- T. Krishnar. (secretary)' R- Sathasivam. < assistant secretary); SRasiah. < treasurer S. Rajadurai. (literary secretary); T.
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    Rupert and the Squire-28
    94 7 Beppo jumps across into his owner's arms as soon as she is near enough and then Constable Growler calls to Mrs. Sheep. When Rupert has given up the necklace both ladies, in their excitement, begin to pour out their thanks to the officer. However, he stops
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    7 TO ASSESS FOREIGN DEGREES IN PUBLIC SERVICE
    242 7 7 TO ASSESS FOREIGN DEGREES IN PUBLIC SERVICE SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Public Service Commission has appointed a seven-man committee to assess foreign degrees obtained by people who are either now in Government service or who have applied to join the civil service. Known as the Foreign Qualifications Committee, it* i
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    LIMS CELEBRATE THEIR 'SILVER' YEAR ON SUNDAY
    87 7 LIMS CELEBRATE THEIR 'SILVER' YEAR ON SUNDAY SINGAPORE, Fri. The Heng Jai Lim Clan Association will celebrate its silver anniversary on Sunday. The association which ha> rmt n l ember ni P of about 1.700 from the Lim clan, will have two functions to mark the occasion, said its president.
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    Penang study visit
    34 7 PENANG, Fri.— Three Socialist Front members of the Malacca Town CouncilMessrs. Tan Tuan Boon Chung Cheng Wen and Koo Eng Kuang— visited Penang to observe the George Town City Council organisation
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      49 7 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... if vuu will make use of th» in projects, for your kind of iv« StoS not encompass this .W JJ thins in a rrisis. AND FOR TOMORROW GEMINI SSAmSL^t CANCER ?7LS I J&fNG in and the race foe. to the swift! LEO gahtVA^ outdoor picnic-
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      107 7 tflUGfl lA«*. 24 St>|)l Si! Vinoll HANDLE matters With those at a distance. Start on a journey but avoid taking any possible risks. MORA <*«">»* 4 Oct :J3 J LI UNA HOLD fairly closely to routine if you rthteJWJ conditions and limit all risk. Relax this evening. SCORPIO t^NK* before
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      44 7 AQICC (Ma.. ?1 Apr. 10): »niK«i YOl will be wise if you utilise this day for healthful relaxation to let down tensions and rest. TAURUS (ADr 21 Ma > ili: IMUnUO PERSONAL Interests need the closest attention just at this time Entertain friends at home.
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    Winning casuals for that barbecue on the beach
    387 8 Winning casuals for that barbecue on the beach wB W *^w i i II I I ■II I 1 1 I THERE is no reason why we shouldn't enjoy the healthy, carefree pleasures of outdoor living and entertaining. In fact, everything in Singapore points in their favour. The outdoor life
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    COLD WAY TO BEAUTY IS THIS WEEK'S TOP TRICK
    270 8 COLD WAY TO BEAUTY IS THIS WEEK'S TOP TRICK DOESN'T a cold bath always leave you fresh and vigorous? Well, the next time you go Jiome feeling tired with an evening appointment to k«*ep, try this quick "face-lift." It has won this week's top prize of $15 for Miss Rosalind
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    Nights on the porch
    111 8 SITTING out m the porch with your family or a few close friends, is a common practice in many local homes, especially during a hot night. Ideal for such an occasion is a ligM. portable table for drinks and ashtrays. The other day I saw some
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    Aspirin went down the wrong way and killed a baby
    519 8 Aspirin went down the wrong way and killed a baby BABY CLINIC ...FOR MRS. KNOW-HOW r\E recent report of a baby's death following an aspirin brought in a lot of letters. Here is one of them. "What are the true facts concerning the baby's death as a result of taking
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    Spore G-men will miss three stars in King's Cup defence tomorrow
    714 11 But there's 50-50 chance, says Naidu ,'fllh biggest attraction at the Ial.» n» NGAI OHt 111(U|Vthe English F lean, !.1 e ar Stadlul since the visit of tween the Government W!o c annual dash for the K fe s
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    Inter-territorial series 'a happy augury of future' Says Minister Byrne
    218 11 Inter-territorial series 'a happy augury of future' Says Minister Byrne SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE'S Minister for Labour and Law, Mr. K. M. Byrne, who is chairman of the Singapore Amateur Sports Council, said the inter-territoriai series are a happy augury for the future. Writing in the S.G.S.F.A.'s souvenir programme for tomorrow's
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    A BADMINTON TOURNEY FOR ALL IN UPPER SERANGOON
    159 11 A BADMINTON TOURNEY FOR ALL IN UPPER SERANGOON SINGAPORE, Fri. The Upper Serangoon Community centre's first district badminton championship tournament for men will start on Thursday, June 15. All the ties are to be played on the centre's courts. This competition is open only to residents who have stayed not
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    SPORTS MEET AT ALEXANDRA ESTATE SCHOOL
    277 11 SPORTS MEET AT ALEXANDRA ESTATE SCHOOL SINGAPORE, Fri. With a total of 82 points, Henderson House won the Inter-House championships at Alexandra Estate Primary School 1, annual athletic meet. Strathmore House won the School II title. Miss N. E. Norris gave away the prizes. SCHOOL 1 BOYS "A" DIVISION 100
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    Saints beat the Bartley boys
    60 11 SERANGOON, Fii.— SL. Andrews School beat Bartley School by three wickets and 59 runs in the first round of the Serangoon district cricket match at Woodsville yesterday. St. Andrew's 87 for seven declared. (McCully 22. Vijendran 23, Medora 19, Gordon three for 30). Bartley School—
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    Cricket Club and the RAF bidding for SCA Pennant
    257 11 Cricket Club and the RAF bidding for SCA Pennant THE Singapore Cricket Club, who earned bonus points from their drawn match with Ceylon Sports Club, last week, is still heading the Singapore Cricket Association Senior Table. A' this stase it looks like a SCC versus RAF battle for the pennant.
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    She swims across English Channel
    48 11 She swims across English Channel LONDON. Fri. Nine-teen-year-old Dorothy Perkins, a British girl, waded ashore last night after swimming across the English channel from France to kn»Miss Perkins, trom Brad ford Torksbire, had accomnlisried ihe swim of more than 30 miles from Calais in 20 hours 26 minutes^^^^
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    JAPANESE PLAYER REACHES Q-FINALS IN LOWTHER MEET
    139 11 JAPANESE PLAYER REACHES Q-FINALS IN LOWTHER MEET BARNES (Surrey). Fri. iOsamu Oishiguro, 24-year-old son of a wealthy Tokyo busiI nessman. gave a fine display to reach the quarter-finals of the men's singles at the Lowther tennis tournament. Though lacking great power. Oishiguro made up for this deficiency with speed about
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    Layer beaten
    24 11 STOCKHOLM, Fri. ISriano <Argentina) in the 1 international lawn t e nls IST tournament yesterday Australia went on to beat I Argentina^-L^
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    TAN AH KWEE IS MONKS' CHAMPION
    118 11 NEWTON. Frt.-With ten points to his credit. Tan Ah Kwee won the in****?* champion in the 'A divi sion at the Monks Hil School I and II annual sports. There were only nine Jlndividual events Singa House, with 115 points, won the team championship
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    Cheers for McCormick
    50 11 THE biggest ovation at the RAF Tengah athletic championships on Wednesday was given to LAC McCormick. seen here receiving his prizes from Mrs. P. E. S. Morton, the wife of the Station Commander. McCormick broke the shot putt record, despite a broken bone on his right wrist.
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    'Throwing Truce' ends: Rhodes offender
    159 11 LONDON, Friday. THE "throwing truce" agreed between the M.C.C and Australia on November 3, 1960 ended yesterday. Under the "truce," which applied from the start ol the current season, umpires in county matches had to report to Lord's any bowler whose action was considered doubtful.
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    Kebenaran lose
    23 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore Cricket Club easily beat Kebenaran Club 2-0 in a SAFA Div. 2D match played on the Padang yesterday.
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    A good start
    28 11 MILAN. Fri. A Jimmy Greaves goal three minutes after halltime earned his new club Milan a 2-2 draw against Brazilian stars Botafogo here tonight. VCXVXZVCZ
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    Saturday's Card
    1084 12 CL. 1 DIV. 1 9 FURS. f,32l SATORO 6yr brae (Tondano St.) R. Breuk., 9.0 ***** PRINCE of LALITA 9yr chirg (Dr. Lee Hashim) Rodgers. 8.12 ***** FROGGIE syr bet? (Mdm C. K. Lee) Zain. 8.9 > ***** MORNING FLIGHT syr cheg fVeni Vici St.) Allan. 8.9 *****
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    Bestcrete is back in the form that will make him top winner
    605 12 Bestcrete is back in the form that will make him top winner 11l 111 ■'*l*l/l*l\* BESTCRETE, who finished third to Take Easy in the one mile Spring Cup then third again to Satoro over <) Fls. at the April meeting in Singapore, is my selection for the Class 1 Div.
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    Donnelly pair is hardest to beat
    746 12 mIMBERLANE. Here He 1 Comes and Winston appeal most in the Class 1 Div. 2 race over 9 fls. Tnese three hcise.s ali winked brilliantly on Thursday which doe* not make matters any easier. Timberlane finished fourth :o Take Easy in the Spring Cup,
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    McDonald becomes insurance man
    41 12 MELBOURNE, Fri. Australian opening batsman Colin McDonald has become an Associate of the Incorporated Australian Insurance Institute. "I only hope his batting average is as good as his examination average" said the institute's president, Mr. J.R Barber.
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    Bowler takes 6 for 0
    266 12 OrtDON, Fri. While the JLj England batsmen were struggling against the Australians at Edgbaston yesterday, a Welsh bowler was putting in a fantastic performance at Newport. Don Shepherd, 34-year-old off-spinner for Glamorgan had an amazing 11 -over spell when he claimed six Nottinghamshire wickets without
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    FASCINATION'S LAST 3 OUTINGS MAKES HIM DANGER TO TUMBALINA
    538 12 FASCINATION'S LAST 3 OUTINGS MAKES HIM DANGER TO TUMBALINA TUMBALINA and newcomer Fascination cc-uld provide the finish to the not strong Class 1 _r.\. 4 i.i-^ ale oudibU, .i 1 Js. Tumbalina has raced successfully up me straight. She 'won on a .soft track beating Couag at the Ipoh March
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    379 12 By ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Friday. MEMO and Lucky Lucky showed up well thi? morning. Memo (Ward) and Luck} Lucky spurted down the straight. They wen very well with Memo going just as well as his (lass 1 stablemate. 1 Free Mist went freely
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    McDonald leads
    25 12 WENTWORTH. Fri. Lan McDonald, a 27-year-old assistant golf professional led the field with a praiseworthy 65 when the Daks International tournament opened yesterday.
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