The Singapore Free Press, 13 June 1961

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    23 1 ■1° KEEP UP WIT H THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The Singapore Freee Press No. ***** TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1961 15 CENTS
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    NEW HOMES-A PROMISE
    249 1  -  R G. PILLAI By waiting 13,000 tola, nre wont lit your chances k\p( >R1 Tues. Ljlw Housing lopment v assured people > ommoda.<U thai the Swee tire srreath dei r hances $tt Hoard would Ihi cc Board's Lim r Mr. the weekend that applicants tor Board accommodation
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    Council workers to hold pay talks with Govt, today
    252 1 Council workers to hold pay talks with Govt, today SINGAPORE, Tuesday. NEGOTIATIONS for revised terms of service for some 9,000 City Council employees absorbed into various Government Ministries. will begin today between the Treasury nm\ the employees. The first group to meet the Government are leaders from the Amalgamated Union
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    29 1 ffOHl Two rs and s r arc ttending a :hnical Plan s uth- ntaD vm- SecI Danabanmissfoner ry chia technk Ta n rhnicai I for the he Inci.t-
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    PRINCESS GRACE MOBBED BY 20,000 IRISH
    83 1 PRINCESS GRACE MOBBED BY 20,000 IRISH DUBLIN". Tues. Princess Grace of Monaco wa* escorted into the Gresham Hotel here la>t night, an upset woman after wild crowd scenes at her arrival with her husband. Prince Rainier, for a banquet and ball at the hotel. Twelve people were taken to hospital
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    Silky nylons
    28 1 TONDON. Tues.— Nylon stocking which the makers claim "ye the feel, elasticity and aosorbencv of pure silk will be on Seto British women in Sep-, tcmber
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    U.K. men for talks here
    92 1 LONDON. Tues.— The British branch of the Com- i monwealth Parliamentary Association has accepted an invitation to send two of its member, to Sm.-Do^-e n spokesman for tin aroup said yesterday.. Tho spokesman corrected an report which said an invitation from the association's MalayaBorneo branch
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    SULTAN GREETS THE KING AND QUEEN
    284 1 Slight drizzle but the second day of visit goes according to plan JOHORE BAHRU, Tuesday. THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong this morning paid homage at the Royal Mausoleum and said prayers al the Abu Bakar Mosque here be lore starting the second day of his
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    THE TEST: ENGLAND MAY YET FORCE A DRAW
    443 1 THE TEST: ENGLAND MAY YET FORCE A DRAW Every dan The Free Press carries the first full roundup on the Test. gIRMINGHAM. Tues. Heavy rain, which limited play to two hours 20 minutes, baulked Australia from tightening their grip on the first Test match with England at Edgbaston here yesterday.
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    ASAS meeting
    39 1 BANGKOK Tues. Experts from Malaya. the Philippines and Thailand would meet here on June 17 to study the formation of an Association of South-East Asian S:aie- IASASI the l-nit Foreign Minister. Mi. Thanut Khoman, said last night.
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    Police raid home, find $20,000 cloth haul
    153 1 Police raid home, find $20,000 cloth haul SHOP ROBBED, THEN A TIP-OFF SINGAPORE, Tues.— Police yesterday recovered $20,000 worth of cloth part of a $30,000 haul from a labourer's quarters in Lorong Lalat, off Jalan Besar, following a tipoff. The recovery was made about four hours after a gang had
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    Catholic summit
    43 1 ROME. Tues —Pope John XXIII yesterday presided over the 93--member Pontifical Central Preparatory Commission to examine numerous matters nnd explore the problems of reunification of Christian churches. This is the biggest Roman Catholic conclave of the century fisst ""summit" since 1870.
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    Van drivers strike
    39 1 LONDON. Tues.— A strike of j about 800 BiiP.sn Railways London area van drivers which began early yesterday held up deliveries ol fish, fruit vegetables, and parcels to and from the capital and 1 goods railheads
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      Hong Kong prices
      58 2 I HONG KONG. Mon Closing prices here today were: Previous Todaj H. 5. Bank Corporation $j;? S4!< sales saies Wneelocfe Maiden $16.40 S 16.40 sales sales HI ng pnone $52.50 $53.50 sales sales Dairy Farm Li r i i t v "v *-i o, '3 c si
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      Tin steady, more Straits metal now available: Rubber lower
      195 2 Tin steady, more Straits metal now available Rubber lower I ONDON, Tues. -Tin Lj ruled steady in aetf/e dealings, the bulk of 'hit h constituted cash EBBO per ton. [Tade south -aid that, (though U.S. demand was on quid side, the recent im- m< nl m Continental tag was maintained.
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      Market indices
      32 2 N OH tea :.>• v\... runes i t- June yeai eek p. e\ is .l -p- i'. 1 m TI3 3~* 6 3^5 1 3<»S I ••> ns 9 195 5 196.2.
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      Industrials still firm: Constant demand for many leading shares
      510 2 Industrials still firm: Constant demand for many leading shares By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE MARKET for industrial shares last week continued firm and many leaders made ground, states the current circular of a leading Singapore broker. Fraser and Neave, Gammons, Singapore ("old Storage and United Engineers were
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      LONDON STOCKS: QUIET AND UNINTERESTING CONDITIONS
      274 2 LONDON STOCKS: QUIET AND UNINTERESTING CONDITIONS 1 ONDON, Tues. Quiet and j uninteresting conditions prevailed in the stock markets I in the first oi the new account j yesterday. Business remained at a compai ratively low level and no deemed 1 trend was seen Newspaper share- and new issues attracted
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      UPs and DOWNs of your shares
      107 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Lasi sales m the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Fitzpatricks 51. 75 (down 2 cents), JYlcAlister si. 43 (unchanged), s. Times S3 32 <up 2 cento), U.K. Olds 5i.22 (down l cent), Weame $2.96 (up 1 cent), Wm. Jacks $1 60 (unchanged). TIN'S:
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    'Cash price not a reliable guide'
    288 2 'Cash price not a reliable guide' F ONDON, Tues.— The Times city editor says that since the middle of last week the London cash price for tin has ceased to be a reliable guide to the state of the tin market. With the London Metal Exchange settlement price, which equals
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    Congo crisis over: Development 'encourages' Dag
    180 2 Congo crisis over: Development 'encourages' Dag \H\Y YORK. Tuesday. j^JK. Dag Hammarskjoeld, the SecretaryGeneral, said yesterday thai the "grievous stage," in the Congo was over after 11 months of unceasing United Nations effort, the massing of an international army, and a vast outpouring of dollars. Mr. Hammarskjoeld's statement was regarded
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    Labour pact accord
    48 2 NEW YORK. Tues.— B. P. Goodrich and Company have reached agreement with the United Rubber Workers Union on a new twoyear labour contract. The terms follow the pattern established earlier by the Union with other major rubber companies. Goodyear. Firestone, U.S. Rubber and General Tyre.
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    CHERYL HELD BY POLICE—THEN SLIPS AWAY TO THINK IT OVER
    104 2 CHERYL HELD BY POLICE— THEN SLIPS AWAY TO THINK IT OVER BEVERLY HILLS, (California), Tues. Police arrested Cheryl Crane, 17--year-old daughter of film actress Lana Turner, and charged her with lacking parental supervision after she had been found in the company of two drunken girls on Sunday. The three were
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    Britain's tin stocks
    40 2 LONDON. Tues.— Stocks of refined tin in London metal exchange official warehouses at the end of last, week toialled 8,734 toas (against 8,909 tons in the previous week) comprising:— London 4.154 i tons. Liverpool 3,436, and Hull
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    Laos conference runs into trouble again: Protests and walkout
    244 2 Laos conference runs into trouble again: Protests and walkout GENEVA, Tuesday. THE stalled 14-power conference on Laos started again yesterday in a "controversial atmosphere" and witnessed Soviet protests and a walkout by the Thailand delegation. The Thai delegation walked out in protest against the failure of the conference to discuss
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.S. Pepper
      39 2 Malabar spot tfi, afloat* *7*. June shipment 47 Lampong spot €7J.aaoSs snoi S P en ,7 Munto white I 58 *J w 7 53 Jum "Anient •jo. sellers, ex-dock. per A T P CeS qUOted m US <**»
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      125 2 LONDON, June 12. Previous Today HUBBER No. tl»& c.i.f. Europian ports June L't 15/16 248 Ju| V 24 15/1H 24 11/16 KUo.iER No. 1 RSS S P ot 24 15/16 24 11/16 RUUUER No 1 RSS Seft'ement Mousa Terms, July 251 243 All 255/18 24 15/16 TONE:
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      New York Prices
      71 2 NEW YORK, June 12. Previous Tortav «IN straits soot 112.87 M^T^ RI.'RRER Future, Re. Contract. July 30.68 30.22 J Sent 29.70 29 17 TONE: Steady at decline. SALES: 30 lots st.-i >:,,n Uontrao'i i vX 30.524 30.221 t O 8 "c; dv»,: 21Ui 29 «> SALES: Nil.
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      Copra. Coconot Prices
      82 2 LONDON. June 12. Previous Todai COPRA Philippines ci.f. U.K. /North European ports delivered weight per long ton June. !>167 $it>7 COPRA. St.a.ts Borne, i.i.t. U.K./ North European Port* delivered weuht per .on X ton June/July i6 i* £614 COounui OIL crude Straits c.i.f. EuroPean port. »»«ilk tier
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      Dow Jones Averages
      37 2 NEW YORK, June 12. Previous Today 2 2X22!* 70 90 69fi 7<i 2n ailroad 143.93 34 > 72 2?m?* tio Bondt s4 90 84 83 •5 Utilities in 77 ssstoen, ComiM».ite IUU Averages 232.68 231.20
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    19 BLASTS IN A NIGHT: MAN KILLED, ELECTRICITY SUPPLY HIT
    174 2 BOLZANO I Italian Alps), Tues. A 67-year-old peasant was reported killed i yesterday by one of about 19 explosions during the night in the Alto Adige region of Northern Italy. The fatal explosive was hidden under a tree. The blasts
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    NUDE DANCERS WANTED-AT $1,700 A MONTH
    80 2 NUDE DANCERS WANTED-AT $1,700 A MONTH TOKYO. Tues. Nude dancers are wanted in Tokyo and the wages are two hundred thousand yen (about $1,700) a month. Other dancers who prefer to keep on their clothes arc offered one hundred thousand yen l about $850 > to join a dancing group
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    Quake kills 51
    33 2 TEHERAN. Tues— The earthquake, which cost M leas; 51 livei m two village- oi south Persia on Sunday, tdso struck six other villains in the area, it has been announced.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    30 3 II the A is- is is mist xecu- i nates, is H tel -i yr\ Q( X U V s and al is g al She kpil
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    Marshall to speak
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    THE VICTIM CHARGED WITH THEFT
    59 3 I\ 30--k ronSwee rday Sinth taking the pipe on June 11 by two policemen on rounds. The Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, gave Teo a conditional discharge after Teo claimed that he was a victim of the fire and had gone back to the
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    56 naval reserves back after training trip in a carrier
    248 3 56 naval reserves back after training trip in a carrier three -jrarsryj-s- fc t =on board the British airoraU .rrSr F,>r most of them it was their Qrsl ex"l working hand in hand with the new of the ship. Said Lt. A. G. Sheriff, one of the three officers who
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    THREE WOMEN FINED ON VICE CHARGE
    74 3 THREE WOMEN FINED ON VICE CHARGE IJONG LIM. Tues. Three 11 women, who were found persistently soliciting for immoral purposes at a backbone off Rowell Road on June 10. were yesterday Charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court. The magistrate. Mr RBI Pates, fined two of them. Toh How Yuen and
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    U.S.I.S. LIBRARY CLOSES: THE BIG SHIFT WILL START TODAY
    102 3 U.S.I.S. LIBRARY CLOSES: THE BIG SHIFT WILL START TODAY SINGAPORE. Tues. The The United States Information Service Library will be closed from today (June 13) till July 4. This is because of the big move from the old building in Cecil Street to the new U.S. embassy buildings in Hill
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    MADE OFF WITH DUSTBIN – JAILED 3 MONTHS
    88 3 MADE OFF WITH DUSTBIN JAILED 3 MONTHS SINGAPORE, Tues. Early one morning. Koh Chwee Pan made off with a dustbin from the pavement outside a Cross Street firm. Curious police thought there was something amiss when they saw Koh pushing! a hand-cart with the dustbin in it at 2.15 a.m.
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    Anson polling day
    32 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Government extra ordinary gazette yesterday announced that polling day for the Anson by-election has been fixed for Saturday, July 15 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
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    $111,289 raised
    23 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The International Bazaar for the B ind held at the Victoria Memorial Hall in May raised $111,289.86 after tax.
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    578 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY TRYUIREYGH RHJRY SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JpRESH from her success as runner-up in the "Miss Singapore" contest, attractive Evelyn Cunico, 19-year-old receptionist, was adjudged "Miss Model 1961" on "Celebrity Night" on Saturday. I stepped onto the dance floor at Sea View Hotel and with 600 others, watched as
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    Lock icon DAZZLING PIANO RECITAL BY KATZ AT THE VIC
    200 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. MINDRU KATZ, a leading member of the younger generation of pianists, gave a dazzling display to a well-filled "Vie" yesterday evening under the aegis of the Singapore Musical Society. Mr. Katz' programme ranged from Bach through Beethoven to Chopin. Perhaps
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      265 3 CINEMAS ROYAL: Manadi Mannan CAPITOL: The Aiamo 145. Tanul 33 73 -5.30. 8.45. CATHAY: In the Nick 1.30, s 4. 6.30. 9.30." YWCA (Outram Road): CiLOBE: Peeping Tom 1.15. I Dressmaking and machine em4. 6.45, 9.30. broideiy 2.30 p.m.; Chinese LIDO: Two Loves 1.45, 4. cooking 2.30 p.m. 6.30, 9.30.
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    Govt, acts to clear land for 350 families
    212 4 Govt, acts to clear land for 350 families (I UA L A TRENG- GANU, Tues.— The PMIP -controlled Trengganu Government has aflast made a move on land development. It has called for tenders to clear 2.789 acres, on which about 350 families will be settled in September. Of the 2,789
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    INDIAN TEMPLE COMMITTEE NAME PRESIDENT
    67 4 INDIAN TEMPLE COMMITTEE NAME PRESIDENT KATONG. Tues. Dr. P. Thillainathan has been elected president of the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar temple committee. Other office-bearers are: Mr. S. Sivapragasam ihon. secretary) and Mr V. Krishnapillai 'hon. treasurer). Committee members are: Mr. T. Arumugam, Mr. I. Nadarajah. Mr. M. Ponnudurai. Mr. K. Visvalingam.
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    Nine students to sail their separate ways in officer training course
    360 4 Nine students to sail their separate ways in officer training course M.N(jAr*UKi!j, luesaay. JJINE Singapore seafaring students will leave soon on board different ships to begin the second phase of their training to become Deck Officers. They are part oi* the first batch to complete their one-years Pre-Sea Training Course
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    FIRE DESTROYS THREE ATTAP HOUSES: FORTY-FIVE ARE HOMELESS
    140 4 FIRE DESTROYS THREE ATTAP HOUSES: FORTY-FIVE ARE HOMELESS None injured I POH. Tues. Forty- live people lost their homes when fire destroyed three attap houses in a squatter area in the Silibin Road area. Fanned by a strong wind, the flames gutted the houses "within 15 minutes. Three fire-engines fought
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    Dinner will mark Co-operative Day
    58 4 Dinner will mark Co-operative Day SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Co-operative Union Limited will hold a dinner to observe International Cooperative Day at the People's Association. Kallang. on Saturday. July 1. at 7.30 p.m. The dinner catering for Chinese and Muslim food is open only to members in Singapore. The cost
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    300 attend wedding of nurse and laboratory man
    131 4 300 attend wedding of nurse and laboratory man MR. Kwa Hock Chuan and his bride, Miss Katherine Fan, after their wedding in Singapore. The bridegroom, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Kwa Cheng Joo, is on the supervisory staff of Organon Laboratories Ltd. The bride, the only daughter of
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    STANVAC OFFICER RETIRES AFTER THIRTY YEARS' SERVICE
    175 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. E. Martinez of Stand-ard-Vacuum Oil Company has retired after more than 30 years' service. Mr. Martinez joined the Company in Bangkok in 1931, and was Assistant to the Marketing/Costs and Research Manager in Singapore when he retired. At a ceremony
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    Multi-million dollar iron mine opened by Sultan
    132 4 Multi-million dollar iron mine opened by Sultan KUANTAN. Tues. A multi million dollar iron-ore mine on the Sungei Lembing Road. 14 miles from here, was opened by the Sultan of Pahang. Known as the Bukit Bangkong mine, it started operation on June 1. The Sultan holds the lease for the
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    FIRST BATCH OF PILGRIMS DUE HERE TODAY
    55 4 FIRST BATCH OF PILGRIMS DUE HERE TODAY SINGAPORE. Tues.— The first batch of Singapore pilgrims returning from Mecca this year is due to arrive today in the An shun. Of the 1.182 pilgrims for Malaya and Singapore in the ship, 409 will disembark here. The second pilgrim ship, Kuala Lumpur
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    College supervisor dies in hospital
    55 4 ALOR STAR, Tues. Mr. Kong Hai Chong, supervisor of the Day Training College here, died suddenly at the Alor Star hospital. Mr. Kong, 52, returned home from the college feeling unwell. His wife took him to hospital, where he died about three hours after admission.
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    Council acts to save library
    49 4 Council acts to save library IPOH. Tues. The Ipoh Town Council has decided to take over the Perak Library, thus rescuing it from impending extinction. The library, burdened with heavy losses every year, gave up the struggle against financial collapses last month, and offered itself to the towni council.
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    Film show to fire victiry
    24 4 SINGAPORE -IK i premise.- on Sunday 1 the Bukit H <-^"Mw Fund. WM I 1 IB r iron: M
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    TECHNIQUE OF MAKING A FORTUNE
    856 5 TECHNIQUE OF MAKING A FORTUNE UTYURYERYRTYM -3 Today ROSS MILES looks into 2 family B&(BWWBC*K IMm*m 4 •nag are wonderful examples of the method of amass* wealth. They are Ford and Feryuson. They improved on existing patterns JFBEE V° U w ou, <« never guess the have made their fortune
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      181 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake l /^noYnuTWINKUTSFAfRTO 4IIF ME KEEPS HIS PART |IN A STRANGE COUNTRY ~TT iwteSttYJUtIE^DOWOTWWK OFTHE BARGAIN ANP/ ONE MUST EXPECT g V J i 7 7 by Chic Young
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    Children by choice, not chance
    357 6 Children by choice, not chance TELLING THE PEOPLE j SIGNAL and ap- propriate honour has come to Singapore in its selection as the site of the headquarters in South-East Asia of t h c Int ernat ional Planned Parenthood Federation. The decision to setup regional headquarters here, provisionally taken in
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    100 YEARS AGO
    142 6 the Free Press reported: "Accounts from Labuan represent the operations of the new Coal Company as proceeding In a satisfactory manner. On the arrival of the Engineers at Labuan, the works of the Eastern Archipelago Company were found in a very dilapidated condition, the mine being full
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    69 6 A BRITISH housewife has appealed for help in her "problem" where to set a bed that will take a weight of 38 stone seven pounds. j Signing herself "Plump j Wife" from Cornwall, she said in a letter published in the Daily Mirror: "I weigh 22-and-a-half stone
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    HYPNOSIS FOR THE MILLIONS
    1154 6  - HYPNOSIS FOR THE MILLIONS DR. FRANZ POLGAR BY An expert takes you on a iourney through the mental frontiers the chair I I there is a V-r k'i I c li c n knife," 1 had told the middle-aged woman alter I put her into hypnotic sleep. "You will take
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    86 6 Life is like that Patient l^^^B x "f looks of v„u r C n^H 1 wt h^^B l children/ *m T UE i J stem 'V 1 shop, I I I shut. and L j 1 ■tone," B M "maybe ska n V i: ,ci who wanted a an old
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      286 6 TODAY'S RADIO ni I. i.iiiii.i i I li'l I I 1 "HI SINGAPORE cal hour; 9.00 Man From M.1.5; <hort Wave Service- 930 Tiie uews: 940 Hawaiian Miort \>a\e s>erwce. chimes; 10.00 Hi-fi club; 10.30 41 metres (7250 kc/s.) Starlight conceit; 11.00 Sing Medium Wave Service something simple; 11.30 When
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    Nine mannequins to see beauty of Malayan jungle in 3-day safari
    215 7 xtivl- o« SINGAPORE, Tuesday Tlu Ss !."I th,! MMala«a > a J«n«le. The safari will start in the Trengganu highlands on Saturday. Miss Joan Booty told The Free Press that the models tea there was greater colour and excitement
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    NEW SATA CAR STICKERS GIVE BRIGHTER GLOW
    127 7 NEW SATA CAR STICKERS GIVE BRIGHTER GLOW SINGAPORE. Tues. The 1961 SATA car stickers now on saie at all petrol filling stations in Singapore, have been specially designed to give a greater degree o! reflection at night. The stickers, made oi strips i special reflecting tape, go en the rear
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    One union soon for medical workers
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues T:u president of the Selangor Government Medical Services Union, Mr. R. Balasubramaniam. >aid that a national anion of medical and health services employees would be formed soon. •This union will cater for more than 20.000 employees in the medical and health
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    R.A.F. PRESENT TO FEDERATION POLICE: PIONEER MODEL IN SILVER
    172 7 R.A.F. PRESENT TO FEDERATION POLICE: PIONEER MODEL IN SILVER SELETAR. Tues.-The Commissioner of the Royal Federation of Malaya Police. Dato C. H. Fenner. was presented with a silver replica of a single-engined Pioneer aircraft by Air Vice-Marshal' R. A. Ramsay Rae. The presentation took place during a .special dinner at'
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    Minister opens 30th Centre in Singapore
    92 7 Minister opens 30th Centre in Singapore HONG LIM. Tues. The Hong Lim Community Centre 30th in Singapore was declared open by Mr. Ong Pang Boon. Minister for Home Affairs, over the week-end. The centre was lirst used as a polling station during the recent Hong Lim byelection. The main address
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    Doctor, 76, dies
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Dr. Walter Ansley- Young, who was well known for his public services in Klang. died on Saturday at Dunsford. Devon. He was 76.
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    Clerk injured in scooter crash
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuos.-A Clerk, Thomas Lee. 19. was seriously injured in an accident involving his scooter and a van at the junction of Salak South and Sungei Besi roads here. He was admitted to the general hospital. Lee Sooi Fong. 21 .the pillion rider, received
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    There's no excuse for students to be idle-principal
    214 7 SIGLAP, Tuesday. WITH so much to study in the classrooms and the many extra-curricular activities offered in the schools today, no pupil can find excuse for bein^ idle. Inche Ismail Aziz, principal of the Siglap Secondary School, said this at the school's
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    BANK SUFFERED 'DAMAGING SETBACKS': SO PROFIT DROPS
    221 7 BANK SUFFERED 'DAMAGING SETBACKS': SO PROFIT DROPS SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Ko Teck Kin, chairman of the board of directors of Chung Khiaw Bank Limited, told the annual meeting that the bank's 1960 progress had not been so great as in past years because of a "damaging setback" in October. "Our
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    Six burglaries: $1,853 loot
    38 7 Six burglaries: $1, 853 loot KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Six houses in Kuala Lumpur have been burgled in the last few days, according to reports made to the Dlice. Cash, jewellery and other articles, totalling $1,853 were reported stolen.
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    Rotary invitation
    34 7 JOHORE BAIIRU. Tues The Sultan of Johore has accepted an invitation from the Johore Bahru Rotary Club to attend its installation dinner at the Royal Johore International Club here on July 2
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    New society will bring together poets and poetry lovers
    193 7 New society will bring together poets and poetry lovers SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Singapore Poetry Society, when fully developed, would see the birth of the Malayan poet and the Malayan school of poetry. This was stated by its chairman, Mr. Wilfred Richards, at the inaugural meeting of the Society at Beatty
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    Back from tour
    34 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuo.vThe Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir, has returned from a month's tour of England and India where he studied the transport systems of the two countries.
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      183 7 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... THE stars have given you a many-sided personality. You will probably have a good singin? voice, if a woman and a taFent for public speaking and oratory, if a man. Witty and original, you have a direct approach to life and its problems. Yours is a
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      127 7 interests. There is a lot going on, socially and romantically. PANPFR June 22 Jul >' 23) bnnutn TH eRE is a need for being sensible during this very active day. Make good gains. IFO Ju,v 24 Au 23 > BETLbv TER for ca tohing up on old chores and finishing
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      117 7 established programme but avoid starting any new projects for some time to come. I PADDIPfIDII (Dec. 23 Jan. UArnibUNH 20) combine social and domestic aspects of your life to the best advantage of both. AOIIARIUS „,an 21 Feb 19,: AUUAKIUd ONE of those f and-but days. Some good and some
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      DEBATE: BOYS SAY 'NO' TO STATE VARSITIES AND WIN
      255 8 RAFFLES boys beat Raffles girls when they debated the question of •"academic freedom'" at the Raffles Institution hall. i The girls proposed that the "Universities should be State-comrolled.*' The boys said "No and scored a twopoint victory. Proposing the motion. Miss
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      THREE KEEN CARVERS WANT TO LEARN MORE OF ART
      241 8 TTHREE teenage carv- ing enthusiasts want to meet other carving experts to learn more about the techniques of th i s <°rat"t. They are Syed Rasool, 13, Khoo Ah Chye, 12 and Tan Yew Bonn. 13. They contributed a large number
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      600 pack hall to see battle of wits in quiz for 12 schools
      355 8 600 pack hall to see battle of wits in quiz for 12 schools A PACKED audience of about 600 students turned up at the Raffles Institution hall to witness the recent inter-school general knowledge quiz, organised by the Historical Society of the school. Twelve secondary schools, comprising 22 students, took
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      TEENAGE SINGER REGGIE LIKES THE 'OLD BRIGADE'
      210 8 TEENAGE SINGER REGGIE LIKES THE 'OLD BRIGADE' WHILE most teenagers of today are fans of rock 'n roll singers like Elvis Presley and Cliff Richard. 14-year-old Reggie Joseph prefers the more sophisticated crooners like Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr. Reggie, a Form Four student of the St. Andrew's School,
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      Mohamed's big ambition is to become a big poultry farmer
      263 8 Mohamed's big ambition is to become a big poultry farmer MOHAMED IBRAHIM bin Omar, 15, eldest in a family of seven, has set his heart on becoming a ponltrv farmer. An old boy of Serangoon Garden English School, Mohamed is now rearing about 180 fowls in the backyard of his
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      Senang, 12 now the 'Bongo King
      147 8 Senang, 12 now the 'Bongo King ITAMPOXG lad Senang bin Safi J but the villagers of Buku Tudonj Lebar c;ill him the "Bongo f£ing. M member of the Mawar I lib) j Senang, a form II pupil of the Seraimoon English School, became interested in playing the bongo at the
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      PRACTICE N PERFECT: AMATEUR WINS FAN THE HARD
      33 8 PRACTICE N PERFECT: AMATEUR WINS FAN THE HARD 1' m I fl fl fl Said band I Ali bir I I fl fl fl m I m "fl many m fl I m
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    FASHION SENSE No. 8
    110 9 |h most appropriate accessories for thi L ,h dress in printed dark ereen .1 v-. ,s JouncUhe--r Modern Silk Store, th c dres s fe m h,te Obf* hem. and fashioned with perma "ently pleated tick against the •SSXyfaJ LT™ BeckKned *<*«' tdth Sroup you consider
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    alse eyelashes: Here's how handle them
    300 9 shy of using artificial inply because Ihey don'l 1 1 1 l in properly. nuch emphasis being placed p >rtant thai every women, with sparse eye-lashes, should b\ step guide. ICompl< te >ur make up, usin i shad >w, i yeiiner and mascara In
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    Slimming made easy with this new discovery
    237 9 Slimming made easy with this new discovery OVERWEIGHT is a problem worn c n throughout the world seek to overcome. Here ni Singapore the average woman Ls becoming more and more weight-conscious. By sheer determination, some succeed in losing a excess pounds either through ixi rcises or a strict slimming
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    A tricky contest but 27 'passed'
    228 9 OflftfMfMffr^Bf t I ltJi^^B .J Iliif i fl ■1 1 if .ifl ■i^k^e^^^^^^^h i "i X a^m^ i 1 1 1 i bF^m i 1 1 1 i m f ASHION Sense No. (> was a tricky one, wasn't it? Judging from the entries
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    Cook your way to his heart —two tips for right start
    461 9 Cook your way to his heart —two tips for right start IT IS THE CAPABLE GIRL WHO WINS IN THE LONG RUN' QIRLS who arc still looking for Mr. Right should Like a tip from Singapore career girl, Iris Townsend. II is learn to cook. An expert cook herself, Iris
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    THE LEFT-HANDED GET RECOGNITION
    58 9 AT LAST, someone has thought of the left-handed little woman. Gadgets are wonderful time-savers but the left-handed individual often has difficulty in using them. This two-way peeler 1 found at a Orchard Road store solves the problem. It is designed for both the left-handed and the
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    Sharper knives: An easy way
    37 9 This knife sharpener is really designed with the housewife in mind. Shaped like a knife itself, it works with the maximum ease by just pulling it up and down against the knife.
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    New nappies to end the pin-prick fear
    362 9 MOTHERS and even fathers, especially the newly-wedded ones, who are nervous about pricking their babies with pins when putting on their nappies will bless this new range With these new tJPe «j nappies, you need not have to use any pins for lm*
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      291 10 i Ladies! Ladies! Wherever You are..... I (NVLE^) Remembers You! Your "Beloved" Fabrics In SCINTILLATING Colours I are available at V. LILARAM CO. (S) LTD. 107. High Street Spore 6 j Tel: ***** Students Who Go Overseas! You need OVERCOATS QUILTS SCARVES WOOLLEN PULLOVERS UNDERWEAR GLOVES JUMPERS I WINTER PYJAMAS.
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      623 10 DEFECTIVE WIRING is dangerous* Consult SENG HUP ELECTRICAL CO., on all your electrical problems. Also on sale at their airconditioned showroom at 171. Orchard Road are the latest in lighting fittings. •GOZA" BEACH MATS are made from woven grass and is suitable for the beach, patio or backyard sun-bathing. It
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      572 10 Tiong Bahru Road. The latest releases of top selling records are on sale Always something to please whatever your musical taste. HIMALAYA TRADING CO., 3. Selegie Road oilers further reductions which includes a quantity of Tervlene shirts. Dacron trousers, silk pyjamas, drill shorts and long short sleeved shirts at reasonable
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    303 11 short game in the windH. Longhurst mll st has today exchanged his elnfc. T*» w ,f Br i Uins ,ore r st wHters ,u 0 b s J nlivins days he represented Cambridge f .r f\..-:s »d eiftatajd the team c th Carman Amateur championshi D iS t n tl
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    RACE FINISHS AT IPOH
    120 11 M— -II" 1 |>ay. Jutn> il W^^^^^^^^^S (iomgTFasi^^^^llll Ci, _>. i>i v 2 6 F. Won by: 2, U, 11k. Time: lmin. 13 3/5. Cl. 2, Div. 6F. Won by: 2*. 1. Time: lmin. 13 4/5. Cl 2, Div. 2— B£F. Won by: nk., l\. Time:
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    R.I. Head delighted with success on the sports field
    133 11 R.I. Head delighted with success on the sports field QTAMFORD, Tues. 3Mr Wee Seong Kang. the principal of Raffles Inst i t v tion, praised his students for "the very successful year on the sports held." He was reviewing the school.- sporting achievements at the Founder s Day celebration.-. Rallies
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    THOSE WITH 4 BEST SCORES IN Q-FINALS
    219 11 mHOMSOX. Tues.— Golfers 1 who returned the four best scores in each division of the Royal Singapore Golf Club's 'A' and 'B* division monthly medal (stroke) competition played over the weekend entered the quarterfinals for the Vade Cup competition, the finals of which
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    Ten records topple at Gan Eng Seng School sports meet
    384 11 Ten records topple at Gan Eng Seng School sports meet Ng Tat Pun became the *B' division individual champion. The girls' Individual champion was Jessie Lim. Chan House, with 120 points, became the InterHou.se champions. Mrs. Yeo Seng Chuan gave away th< prizes. Resuhs: Boys 'A* Division 100 yds.': 1.
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    Japanese Grand Prix riders to make 100-mie test run
    172 12  - Japanese Grand Prix riders to make 100-mie test run C. SUBHAS by Singapore, Tuesday. JAPAN'S motor-cycling aces, Hiroshi Hasegawa, 30 and Osamu Mochizuki, 27, who will ride the "works" 125 cc and 250 cc Yamaha machines at the Johore Grand Prix, will take the 250 cc machines for a practice
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    Three winners at Ipoh races
    55 12 MR. FOO LONC MUN LEADS IN FASCINATION JOHNSON. WINNER OF THE SECOND RACE ON SATURDAY. S MRS. CHAN EWE LEONG =E LEADS IN FROCCIE (WARD) E WINNER OF THE FIFTH RACE =E ON SATURDAY. MR. K. L. TJONC LEADS IN USAHA SETIA DONNELLY) WINNER OF
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    76 12 KEPPEL CLUB JUNE MEDAL GOLF ITSFFBL. Tttes P A. Dreyer was the a Dh isii n wiimej in ne Keppel Club's Jvum medal com] ell icn playeo i >ver tne weekend. o i.t a results ere Isi Nine Bails veep r a Dreyei 2:. Nine Ballsy eep: Aug Soon H
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    22 12 .new york rues. Everton I re beaten 2-0 by b. gu, oi B:.iz:\. ba their American Intern£.tioaa] football League match.
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    PROMOTION FOR SOCCERITES
    78 12 PROMOTION FOR SOCCERITES SINGAPORE. Tues. Star Soccerites Sports Club is the first club in the Singapore Amateur Football AssoI elation 1961 league to be cer- tain ot promotion. Soccerites were to have played their last fixture against Junior A. A. in a Division 3D tie at the BO. DC. A.
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    180 12 Japanese machines take the first five places DOUGLAS, Isle of Man, Tuesday. lAPAXESE Honda machines, unknown to European motor cycle racing two years ago, gained the first five places in both the 125 and 250 c.c. races when the Tourist Trophy classic meeting began here yesterday. It was also a
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    ENTRIES SOUGHT FOR NATIONAL AND CLUB SBA TOURNEYS
    220 12 ENTRIES SOUGHT FOR NATIONAL AND CLUB SBA TOURNEYS SINGAPORE. Tues. With the Singapore junior badminton championships almost completed. the Singapore Badminton Association is now busy organising the two forthcoming major tournaments the National Championship and the Junior Inter-Club Championship for 1961. Mr. Loo-. 1 Kirn Fait, honorary secretary ot S.B.A.
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    34 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Freddie Pope, president of the Singapore Motor Club, this morning confirmed that Ceylon's entry for the Johore Grand Prix on June 24 and 25 has not been accepted.
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    16 12 IPOH, Tues— This morning's Irackwork at Ipoh was washed out because of heavy rain.
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    220 12 CLOSE (103) OUT TO WIN BACK PLACE IN ENGLAND TEAM LONDON. Tues.— ln addition to affecting the Otji Test at Edgbaston the ram yesterday limited piay in li! the other 10 first-class encke; games in England. Highlight of the play that was possible was a century by Yorkshire's Brian Close,
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    82 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation has accepted the invitation to visit Cambodia and play a series ot matches there. It was decided at a meeting yesterday to send a strong team comprising 12 players together with four officials on a ten-day tour, all ex-
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    282 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. Pang Kam Leong and Regina Richards reached the final of the Singapore junior mixed doubles badminton championship when they trounced Lee Choon Pew and Yik Yoke Seng 15-5, 15-4 at the Singapore Badminton Stadium last night. The pair will now
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    144 12 The histonc Brisbane match ol last December has been called the greatest Test of all time. It was the first Test to end in a tic ...a drama that revitalised the game after many lean years. But there have been comparable dramas in cricket history and no tiro
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    93 12 HUSSEIN SPURTS TO WIN 45-MILE RIDE NEE SOON, Tues. Nine-teen-year-old Hussein Aii won the Army's 45-miie massed-start cycle race from 11 others at the Nee Soun Garrison circuit on Sunday. Hussein's time was lhr. 57 mm. Very close behind him was Abdul Kadir Hassan (second), 21, followed by Army's Harold
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