The Singapore Free Press, 16 June 1961

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    22 1 7j» KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The Singapore Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1961 15 CENTS
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    HE ROAD TO MALAYSIA
    173 1 lard work, n goodwill i needed Grantham SINGAPORE, Friday. ndvT tiranthum. former Governor Hong Kong, said here yesterday that Vbdul Rahman's "Mighty Malaysia" ,uld all tor "a lot of hard work and on the part of the countries conlefore it could materialise. good plan. Bui it
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    e-year plan citing, says Malayan Ambassador
    61 1 e-year plan citing, says Malayan Ambassador X M;t:a- Dr. -aid hi> -yeai i a] the mm< vi :..:.> '.v with nths' v is ctive kn It IS win Uig Of "i n he 55- by i n w la giYi i excil I b alth was I t'S- in ?ee
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    Hold back'
    86 1 S:r Alexander thought that it was natural for investors to "hold back" each time there was a general election in any country. But any temporary lack of confidence had been due to the fact that investors had not been planning on a long-term basis. A hard-headed business organisation
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    HK tourist boom
    35 1 HONG KONG. Fri.— Hong Kong has registered a record number oi tourists visiting here in April. The number 21.886 W«S a 42 per cent increase compared with tne same period last year.
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    48 1 The New A.40 Countryman— like the regular A.4o— is perfect for business or pleasure; but puts the accent on luggage. Two rear panels open to allow easy loading to the full height of the car. And the Countryman gives you all the famous A.40 performance and passenger comfort.
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    THE LAW STEPS IN AT HEIGHT OF STREET FIGHTING IN ZANZIBAR
    39 1 THE LAW STEPS IN AT HEIGHT OF STREET FIGHTING IN ZANZIBAR THE riots in Zanzibar are now under control. Picture shows a scene at the height of the fighting when riot squads were called oui to ouell the violence.
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    ILLINGWORTH AND TRUEMAN ON INJURED LIST NOW
    177 1 ILLINGWORTH AND TRUEMAN ON INJURED LIST NOW LONDON. Fri. Freddie Trueman and Ray Illingworth of Yorkshire, are the latest England Test cricketers reported hurt. i Trueman. during the game against Middlesex at Bradford. rubbed some skin off the under-side of his left foot. He bowled at medium pace. Illingworth. tne
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    Eighth A-submarine
    15 1 GROTON (Connecticut). Pri. The Navy's eighth Polaris mis-sile-firing nuclear submarine was launched yesterday.
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    Force over Berlin could mean war, says Nikita
    227 1 Force over Berlin could mean war, says Nikita MOSCOW, Friday. ]y|H. NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV declared last nigh I that Russia did not want war over Berlin but he warned that if anyone tried to use weapons against a German peace treaty they would be repelled by force. He added that any
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    This is your lucky day
    46 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Notice anything odd about today's date? It is the 16th. of June or, in short, 16-6-61. Now read that backwards and you'll notice It's still 16-6-61. Some say that it's a lucky day. We hope it brings you luck.
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    Assassin
    203 1 THE KILLERS WHO CHANGE THE COURSE OF HISTORY Assassin! What jngtuejuucj thougnts are conjured up by this one word. Do you Know mat it was guen to tne English language fry a bana oj ruiaitss pontical murders more than IMO years ago? Yet toaay it still carries the same
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    THE COMMENT IN WASHINGTON: 'WE ARE STILL POLES APART'
    174 1 THE COMMENT IN WASHINGTON: 'WE ARE STILL POLES APART' WASHINGTON, Fri.— United States officials reading j early reports of Mr. Nikita Khrushchev's radio-telt vision report on his talks with President Kennedy took note of his restrained manner and his expressions oi hope for improved Soviet-American relations. But, on substantive matters,
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    TWO DIE IN BOLIVIA RIOTS AS ADLAI FLIES IN
    204 1 TWO DIE IN BOLIVIA RIOTS AS ADLAI FLIES IN I A PAZ, (Bolivia), Fri.— Riots against the Bolivian Government broke out in this capital yesterday as U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson flew in on a fact-finding tour for President Kennedy. Two persons were killed and four wounded. Poiice and troops fought
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    'Riders' ignored
    25 1 JACKSONVILLE (Florida^. Fri. —Two groups of '"freedom riders" arrived here yesterday and were virtually ignored by regular travellers waiting in the bus station.
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    Thousands bid King and Queen goodbye
    146 1 Thousands bid King and Queen goodbye 21-GUN SALUTE FOR DEPARTING VISITORS lOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The people of Johore gave the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong a big send-off this morning at the end of their successful fiveday State visit. Thousands of schoolchildren and members of youth organisations
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    Latest
    154 1 r jCK LXCHASiCE led oi IM* uorning raUi ■■>■ Buyer! r N h i- I i" I. Cement S2 I Una! I tii Tin 475.. G It* < F X. < i I < L. Ami I Ifiiam 1 I Hyd Pahang Con. I id MALA •AN HK FUNDS
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    WHY YOU SHIVERED
    52 1 SINGAPORE. Fri Here S why you shivered the temperature last niaht was 74.1 degrees Fahrenheit—about three decrees below normal. The Meteorological Station at Pa>a Lebar early this morning recorded a temperature 01 72.1 degrees Fahrenheit. The drop in temperature was caused by heavy rain during the last
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    Tin down £2: Good buying interest develops and values rally
    207 2 I OX DON. Fr i. Al- though the tall in the Singapore tin price > more or loss ex- >< cted and was in any rase considered over- ie, three months tin the London market tened around 40 per ton
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    Red control S. Vietnam's rice
    51 2 Red control S. Vietnam's rice kIGON. Pri Despite an es- barves Soul b Viet- t* oi 18C -us bis year. ►ares with an exf 380, i ions fox r s< orces «ald bat sho 1 ed almost t-_. i wing provtncea Saigon t-. onu Ued ni if i .<....: by
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    Ships in port
    102 2 atanssKta tiie Si'i-;.ioore 3 t -!.iv ..re Kuala i. ■it I i v.l :x n- 2€ gi v J Lycaoa 13 14, State I Haku Bd 2/43, i k■ < a Bo X >f Kastri, R< U Selad tag, D bo, Serani] mg, i^ua-. Karor-. Sirusa, Kin
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    Hong Kong prices
    54 2 HONG KONG, rhurs.— Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation $414 $416 sales sales Wheekx tc Marden 5i 6.50 s 16 30 sales sales H'rior.y, phone $53. 0u 555.00 j sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $39.25 $39,00 1 sales sales Taikoo Duck
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    More output by Siamese Tin lust yeur—up by 60 per cent
    574 2 More output by Siamese Tin lust yeur—up by 60 per cent By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Friday. JHK OUTPUT of the Siamese Tin group increased by almost 60 per cent in 1960 as compared with 1939, states the latest Mining Journal. The production for the year was 2,005 lons
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    DISAPPOINTING OVERSEAS FIGURES UNSETTLE STOCK MARKET
    244 2 DISAPPOINTING OVERSEAS FIGURES UNSETTLE STOCK MARKET LONDON. Fn. The disappointing May overseas figures unsettled the *toek markets here yesterday. Alter holding quietly steady to firm In the morning session, the markets fell back in the afternoon, mainly as a result ot precaution- ary marking clown rather than to selling pressure.
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    New Japanese car
    31 2 TOKYO. Fri.— The Toyota Motor Company, a leading Japanese car manufacturer, announced yesterday the company would late this month market a new small passenger car model. named "Publiea."
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    Rubber firm calls for statement TO cure 'jitters'
    231 2 Rubber firm calls for statement TO cure 'jitters' SINGAPORE, F r i.— World rubber markets need a positive announcement to cure me present "Jitters" and allow the trade to assess the overall picture clearly, according to a leading rubber trade firm here. In a review of the Dissent stockpile dispobal
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    Soviet troika idea will make talks very difficult—Mac
    277 2 Soviet troika idea will make talks very difficult— Mac LONDON, Friday. jyjH. HAROLD MACMILLAN, the Prime Minister, said yesterday that if Russia maintained her new dogma of the troika, EastWest discussions, in which there had been a "tragic deterioration" in the last six months, would face a very difficult position.
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    A LAST-MINUTE SNAG DELAYS LAUREN BACALL'S WEDDING
    57 2 A LAST-MINUTE SNAG DELAYS LAUREN BACALL'S WEDDING VIENNA. lii. A lastminute hitch yesterday stopped the planned wedding of 37-year-old film actress Lauren Bacall, widow of the late Humphrey Bogart, to stage and screen actor Jason Robards. Reason: Papers confirming Mr. Robards' divorce from his wife had not arrived. But the
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    FOUR KILLED IN
    41 2 ]|/|ODENA. Italy Fri. x•* Four people were killed including Italian racing driver Giulio Cabianca when his car swerved off the race track here yesterday and plunged at high speed across a busy street nearby. A youth was injured.
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    ON-THE-ROCK CURE FOR MARRIAGE ON THE THE ROCKS
    160 2 ON-THE-ROCK CURE FOR MARRIAGE ON THE THE ROCKS LONDON, Fri— An Okinawa custom of isolating estranged couples on a cold rock with only one blanket between them was today recommended to all couples whose marriage Is M on the rocks. A writer In the Solictors' Journal was referring to the
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    Millionaires found
    31 2 SEOUL. Fri. Military investigators probing into the alleged unlawful accumulation of wealth by 27 South Korean businessmen. legislators ana military officers have uncovered illegal wealth amounting to 570. 750.000.
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    105 mph CRASH
    49 2 Eye-witnesses at the track said Cabianca's three litre car left the track at about 105 miles an hour, shot across the street and hit four cars, then crashed into a wall. Cabianca was training for the Bologna Grand Prix to be run here on July 9.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    353 2 NOTE; All prices below ire middle prices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, June 15. Previous Today RUBBER No. i HSS» e.i.f Eurtpian ports Juno 24 5/16 24 7/16 July 24 5/16 24 7/16 'lui.aEß No. 1 ftSS Spot 21 i 24 11/16 HUHBER No 1 RSS
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    US uncovers Vietminh 1,000 Reds in battle
    321 2 US uncovers Vietminh 1,000 Reds in battle THE United States yesterday claimed that more than 1,000 Communist 1 North Vietnamese had taken part in military operations in Laos. spokesman of the United States delegation to the U-power Laos conference here told reporters: "Our sources in Vientiane (the Lao* tian capital)
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    MALAYAN TROOPS OUTNUMBER
    55 2 T EOPOLDVILLE. Fri Ld About 80 Malayan troops are heavily outnumbered by National Congolese Army troops at Kindu, a town in South-Western Kivu Province, a United Nations spokesman told a press conference yesterday Hi 3 1 the UN- 1 part: ttlls bM iKl\ i I been iind
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    UNKNOWN
    91 2 nian of p, Q forward toda! /J time b V gen*-, h 1 tapping dateline Thursday; "Venus i "Who v. time win Mr Burge repr. ia Au trali; > -i cdii w k co r iti S<J l Mai* trlpim s been v: psycl latrl &d I wouic: M
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    visit by QUE TO AMERICA 'NOTHING KNOI
    47 2 visit by QUE TO AMERICA 'NOTHING KNOI LONDON Fri bam F said ..<■:■.. was Queen Eiizatx eariy Stat States. The spola ing on run United Na n Ncfß V :> i nothing of a: by Prin i PhUI Coun bx whether th< Qu gramme would id visit this V'
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    Space hunt
    13 2 JODRELL I F I pjobe— s I FV i I I
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    Etna rumbles
    36 2 CATANIA. Sicuy. F: Mount Etna was rumbling a b ai:; MUi spewing Encandesoeut HMtteriaJ into me air. wnn KtUte clouds of smoke over n and a inflexion stream of lava creeping a wm lull.
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    Singapore Trade a 'must' for all Executives
    71 3 Singapore Trade a 'must' for all Executives Fri mpanies s were ngaporc records oi Sin■v.ich is 1 SmgaL- Hist* 1 for cana s con- :radc by the inn&n or ifactarers 1 N D. Holt on exia writes i Market there is a -pread of 1 1 to i r overi
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    HONER RETURNS OPEN VERDICT ON CAUSTIC SODA DEATH
    83 3 The St Coroner. oong, re- ding at lam Lee who was caustic Duxton Hill n big oi :i;^d in H pita] o:i :r»ade by the police, of her rcK>m. a cup was recovered and was found to contain some caustic soda solution.
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    FIVE MONTHS LEAVE FOR DUTCH CONSUL GENERAL
    85 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Dutch Consul General in Singapore, Mr. J. G. Kist. will be leaving the State on five months' home leave on July 2. During his absence. Mr. S. Hettinga, Consul, will take office as Acting Consul Gen-; eral, the Consulate-General announced.
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    Fifteen airline apprentices to
    195 3 undergo training in UK 4FTFR v> SINGAPORE, Friday. A S«f I™?"" 1 8 f Waitin the first \,Jt -ii cal a PP r entices of Malayan day fo?th 3t tO Scotland on Sunday for the second half of their training. l hey will be trained to
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    GOURMET CLUB PLANS INDIAN DINNER TO AID BLIND
    106 3 GOURMET CLUB PLANS INDIAN DINNER TO AID BLIND SINGAPORE, Fri. The Gourmet Club of the Singapore Association for the Blind will hold an Indian dinner tomorrow night at the home of Mrs. S. Manickavasagar in Goodwill Hill. The highlight of the dinner, in aid of the association, will be an
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    Welcome to Singapore I
    97 3 Welcome to Singapore I Miss Nellie Potts, one of the Principals of an Australian ballet school, arrived by air yesterday. She conducted the major examinations on bei half of the Royal Academy of Dancing in 1955 and 1956 in Singapore. Mr. J. Leeman. director of George Leeman and Sons of
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    646 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Friday. ]y[ORE artistes from abroad are keen to perform in the East, and Singapore particularly will see more of them in the future. Arthur Sylvanos, whom I met yesterday, expressed this opinion. With his wife. Dolores, and Jimmy
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    STATE BANQUET CLIMAXES ROYAL VISIT TO JOHORE
    59 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri. A state banquet at the Is- -i tana Besar climaxed the < four-day visit to Johore of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong < and the Raja Permaisuri < Agong. Free Press picture < shows from left: Sultanah Amiah of Johore, the
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      282 3 iSOOJfU&T BE WON EVERY WEEK ree r ss Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page Bargain Days EVERY FRIDAY SATURDAY Don't Miss Today Tomorrow only i j Tp"EcirL"vAN"H6USEN SHIRTS OFFER I I VANTAGE. SEAISLAND and PURE SILK oil sixes ond colours j i~~p7uT"~" I Repeat of lost
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      268 3 CINEMAS TAJ: Yatim Musthapa ALIIAMBRA: Sniper's Ridge (Malay) 3.15. 6.15. 9.15. plus The Long Rope 1.30. 4. 6.30. 9.30. V ?I? h ThG Alam 145 TELOK AVER CHINESE rvTHAY- Walk Like a Dra- I METHODIST CHURCH: Evani COI no V 630 930 eristic meeting, church audi- g riORF- 'Oceans v"
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    SENNETT ESTATE RESIDENTS WANT VISITS BY MOBILE LIBRARY UNIT
    195 4 SENNETT ESTATE RESIDENTS WANT VISITS BY MOBILE LIBRARY UNIT ALJUNIED, Fri. Resi- dents of Sennett Estate would like a mobile library unit of the National Library in Stamford Road to visit them at least once a fortnight. They feel it would be both convenient and helpful to pupils as well
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    Two planes arrive for RMAF
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The first phase of the $10 million expansion plan of the Royal. Malayan Air Force has begun with the arrival of two Provost training aircraft from Britain. The Federation Government has bought six of these trainers. The other four aircraft will arrive
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    Govt. to launch an island-wide dental heak campaign in schools
    201 4 Govt. to launch an island-wide dental heak campaign in schools SINGAPORE, Friday. JHE Ministry of Health is to begin an islandwide campaign designed to impress on school children the importance of dental health. Details of this drive arc to be worked out by Ministry experts to ensure its effectiveness, a
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    Work on million-dollar Teochew Building begins: It'll hold school lor 4,000,
    221 4 A PEKING-STYLE LOOK FOR ASSOCIATION* fill SINGAPORE, Fri. Construetion work on the Ngee Ann Kongsfs million-dollar Teochew Building in Tank Road has begun. Mr. Lim Kirn Seng, honorary secretary of Ngee Ann Kongsi, told* the Free Press that piling
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    Katong school girls win first-round debate on Universal Language
    224 4 Katong school girls win first-round debate on Universal Language SINGAPORE, Thursday. fANJONG Katong Girls' School beat Gan Hng Seng School by 222 points to 101 in a debate in which the girls argued that the world should adopt a universal language. The debate was in the first round of the
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    HE AIMS TO SET UP $640,000 HOME FOR INDIAN MUSLIMS
    214 4 HE AIMS TO SET UP $640,000 HOME FOR INDIAN MUSLIMS SINGAPORE. Fri. South Indian Muslims in Singapore will have a place to live and work in India when the $640,000 Salamath Institute in Karikal, near Madras opens. The promoter of the institute, Mr. A.M. Aly, 33, is now in Singapore,
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    Govt. to take back land of settlers
    74 4 SEREMBAN, Fri. Two hundred people living in the village of Pajam, 15 miles t rom here, are concerned about losing land which they have cultivated for the past 20 years. The State Government has earmarked the 280 acres occupied by them for fringe
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    Diamond field under the tree
    1057 5  -  ROSS MILES Digging the earth -n^L^Ljarming -but for a fortune By RIGHT KIND OF COURAGE TO FACE UP TO THE ODDS N ,,KH)S ot men have made their fortunes out of digging the mean the farmers. They sometimes make money but in the way of
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      Public help war on crime
      379 6 Public help war on crime INFORMATION from members of the public in the form of tip-offs, we are glad to note, has been helping the police to combat crime. This week alone there have been three commendable instances of such help. On Monday morning, before dawn, a gang broke into
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    THE ODDS ON LIFE-TEN TO ONE
    1297 6  - THE ODDS ON LIFE-TEN TO ONE T.J. CHICHAK THE HEART IS ONE OF NATURE'S WONDERS. BUT EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE SOMETHING GOES WRONG. HERE IS ONE WOMAN'S STORY OF HER DRAMATIC FIGHT TO PUT THIS WRONG RIGHT... By But if she did not undertake this gamble on the operating
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    Life is like that
    85 6 Life is like that 'Reallj v laic para r hut I B gun 5 iv killed You ha V) patl me: to Tin n I Mant I ""Could you I my mo] J beachcomJ \HSLO\GA I ci rd a sound by th< bit th< I m [nan :r th i
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    THE RECIPE FOR THE ART OF GROWING OLD GRACEFULLY BY MRS. AMSTUTZ
    194 7 THE RECIPE FOR THE ART OF GROWING OLD GRACEFULLY BY MRS. AMSTUTZ SINGAPORE, Fri.— Society has neglected and failed to understand old people, a bishop's wife said here. She is Mrs. H. B. Amstutz, wife of the Methodist Bishop of South-East Asia, who was speaking at the YWCA International Women's
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    278 7 TOURISM in »h» p SINGAPORE, Friday. This is emphasised in a summary of the Pacific Development Report due to be published later this year by the Pacific Area Travel Association and the U.S. Department of Commerce. A Singapore Tourist Association
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    THEY THANK GOVT. FOR 'CLEAN-UP'
    91 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Resi-j dents of Hou>ing and Development Board flats in I Nile Road are grateful to; the Government for quick action in clearing insectbreeding debris which accumulated after the Bukit. Ho Swee Fire. Residents had to shut their windows and doors I day and
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    Switched to medicine after seeing beggars in streets
    117 7 Switched to medicine after seeing beggars in streets TIANJONG PAGAR. Fri. The sight of beggars in the streets of Madras had such a profound effect on a Malayan girl that she switched her studies from pure science to medicine. Miss Theresa Fernandez. 20. of Singapore was in the second-year B.Sc.
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    BLOOD BANK: THE RECIPIENTS OUTNUMBERED THE DONORS LAST MONTH
    172 7 BLOOD BANK: THE RECIPIENTS OUTNUMBERED THE DONORS LAST MONTH SINGAPORE. Fri. More blood was given to seriously injured or critically ill patients last month than was donated to the Blood Bank by the public. An official statement says that there wore 1.111 recipients against 1.093 donors. The recipients included 648
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    Inche Osman builds his kampong dream house
    238 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. THIS is the story of how'lnche Osman bin Bakar, a retired Shell Company employee, built his own dream house at Kampong Mandai Kechil, and of the co-operation and help given him by friends and neighbours without which that dream may have
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    Mum helped him on the road to success in filmdom
    147 7 Mum helped him on the road to success in filmdom SINGAPORE, Fri.— The childhood dream has come true for Mr. Jean R La Valette, 29, whose ambition was to become a film actor. Mr. Vaicttc. who completed his three months general study oi the film industry in London, stayed in
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    Amateur cha-cha championship
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Amateur Cha Cha Championships will be held at the New World Cabaret on July 13 and 14. The championship is open to amateurs only and no professional dance hostesses may take part. Entries close on July 6
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    National drive for adult education
    42 7 ALOR STAR. Fri— The Federation Government will soon launch a national drive to promote adult education, according to the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. when he addressed Government officials and State Assemblymen during a two-day visit.
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    Police Band music
    22 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Police Band will play at Kallang Park on Sunday from 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m.
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    Walk on water with the miracle shoes
    403 8 I i \*JW 111 ill ANY day in Singapore can be spent on the bench. The sun shining down only seems to invite us to go to the sea to cool down. And because this is so, it would be such a pity
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    No spoon for Pame
    319 8 WEANING is sometimes a tricky time, but even more so if a baby refuses the spoon completely. Here is the problem: "My baby girl Pamela is nine months old and she has taken a sudden dislike to being fed with a spoon. "At one time I
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    Tip on how. to get rid of 'dead' skin wins the $15 prize
    364 8 Tip on how. to get rid of 'dead' skin wins the $15 prize F)RY. cracked skin on the edges of the heels is a common complaint among local women. Although it does not cause any trouble, it does spoil a girl's appearance, especially when she's wearing dancing slippers. A tip
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    61 8 HERE Is a toy which will not only keep a young horticulturist busy, but the house attractively decorated as well. Consisting of pieces of pla.^tie. miniature flowers and plants, it will stretch and tease the imagination. They come in sets with enough material for setting up a miniature
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    No more nicotine stains
    45 8 AT last, I have found something which will remove nicotine stains from teeth effectively. It resembles a pencil To apply, all you have to do is wet it lightly with water. Good for removing tartar, too. The Free Press F nd
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    ashid breaks the only record at Royal Air Force athletics
    329 11 ashid breaks the only record at Royal Air Force athletics SELETAR, Friday. JJASI111) broke the only record at the Royal Air Force annual athletic meeting held the other day. Rashid, who set a new mark of 42 feet inches in winning the hop, step and jump, improved on the Station
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    NOT IN TOP FORM' IS A TIRED RB ELLIOTT
    34 11 NOT IN TOP FORM' IS A TIRED RB ELLIOTT Elliott, new ..I'.t. stcr- ias -yard uonul com- rvarctmbridge. nerg? in the said it s into W l [end I d an imber, bably (IK
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    KINGPETCH GOES INTO SECRET TRAINING
    113 11 KINGPETCH GOES INTO SECRET TRAINING IX)KYO. Fa. Thailand's A world flyweight champion Pone Kingpetch went iour rounds, with lour sparring partners in preparation lor his world title right on June -7 auamst Japan's Mitsunori Sekl. A disgruntled group oi Japanese press photographers were told they could not take pictures oi
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    Japanese star goes down
    48 11 BECKENHAM (Kent), Fn. Osamu Ishiguro, the Japanese player who defeated Wimbledon champion Neale Fraser in the Kent lawn tennis championships here, was himself defeated on Wednesday in the second round of the men's singles. He lost 6-4. 4-G. 2-6 to Michael Harm of Yorkshire.
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    SBA meeting at the stadium
    59 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. There will be a meeting of the Singapore Badminton Association's management committee at the Singapore Badminton Stadium on Monuay, June 19 at 8.00 p.m. One of the main items on the agenda is the junior inter-club entries, and the recommendation of players for
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    THE DRAW FOR SBA JUNIOR INTER-CLUB
    170 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Leow Kirn Fatt, honorary secretary of the Singapore Badminton Association, announced yesterday that the draw for the Singapore Junior Inter-Club championships will take place at the Badminton Stadium at 9.00 p.m. on June 19. Mr. Leow also reminded all clubs who
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    Boyall wins RN stableford golf
    44 11 THOMSON, Fri.— Commander Boyall. with a score of 37 points, won the Royal Navy Golf Society siableford competition played over ihe Royai Singapore Golf Club's links irf Sime Road yesterday. The runner-up was Lt. Cn;dr. Meredith with 34 points.
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    HEBDEN IS STAR PERFORMER AT THE F.E.A.F. WOMEN'S MEET
    274 11 HEBDEN IS STAR PERFORMER AT THE F.E.A.F. WOMEN'S MEET SELETAR. Fri. Keen competition was seen in the Far East Air Force Women's athletic championships held in conjunction with the RAF Seletar meet. Competing on an interstation basis, RAF Changi beat Seletaf by one point. Changi chalked up 99 points. An
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    The Hondas for Grand Prix fly in and create a sensation
    392 11 The Hondas for Grand Prix fly in and create a sensation SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Japanese Hondas that created a sensation at the T.T. by taking the first five places in the 125 c.c. race yesterday, created a minor sensation at Paya Lebar Airport at the same time when 24 crates
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    H.M.S. VICTORIOUS CHAMPS AT TRIANGULAR
    97 11 H.M.S. VICTORIOUS CHAMPS AT TRIANGULAR NAVAL BASE. Fri. H-M-S-Victorious became champions with 12U points at the Royal Navy's triangular athletic contest held at the H-M-S-Terror yesterday. Royal Malayan Navy, with 111J points, were second and H-M-S-Terror. with 105 points, third. Vijayaretnam equalled his own record time of 10 second in
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    Lee Kuo Chuan sports
    310 11 TAN SOO KOK won the 4 A' division individual honours for School I at the Lee Kuo Chuan Schools I and II sports meet held on the Police Training School. The 'B' division title went to Yap Kok Chuan. Blue House won the team championship. Green
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    Fils Du Vent will be hard to stop in the main sprint
    1025 12 Fils Du Vent will be hard to stop in the main sprint Today! Allan Lewis names tomorrow's winners IPOH, Friday. piLS I)u Vent won well enough the second day to complete a double for the meeting by taking the Class 2. Div. 1 sprint, main race at Ipoh tomorrow. Fils
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    475 12  - A FIT FROGGIE, WITH JOCKEY WARD UP, WANTS TO DO MORE Allan Lewis By Ipoh, Friday. pROGGIE, Perak Derby favourite, ridden by his race jockey Arthur Ward, \\;is the centre of interest this morning when sent out on the second track. He trotted to the 1 miles post from where
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    ZACKARIA IS NEW JUNIOR SINGLES CHAMP
    108 12 ZACKARIA IS NEW JUNIOR SINGLES CHAMP fKYLANG, Fri.— Jo.,n Zackaria became the new Singapore junior bmtmtnion singles champior v. nen he bt\ii Goh Qeotc Loo in I a icsriflc duei w.iicn weni into three sets 15-4, 14- 1 7. it-h ai tue Bauir.n.n. a Stacuum last Qight Oihe: results Men's
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    29 12 JAKARTA. Fri Indonesia's acting president, Mr. Djuanda Kartawidjaja, decorated six members of Indonesia's winning Thomas Cup i badminton team with the Order Ol The Star ?nd 4
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    Aussies collapse after third wicket stand
    179 12 Aussies collapse after third wicket stand LEICESTER, Friday. JJMIK Australian cricketers failed to reap the full benefit of a third wicket stand of 18.'* by Colin McDonald and Peter Burge, both of whom hit centuries, against Leicestershire on the second day here. Facing a score of 239. the Australians passed
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    County closes
    196 12 i /"'LOSE of play scenes in yesieiI day's matches weie: At Lord's: Oxford University I 329 for seven dec. and 20 for no j wicket. M.C.C. 378 (C. Cowdrey 130. C. Howland 53. S. Ramadhin 41). At Southampton: Hampshire 339 for four dec. and 47 for two. Northamptonshire
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