The Singapore Free Press, 23 June 1961

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    21 1 2?*« PUP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** FRIDAY, JUNE 23, 1961 15 CENTS
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    JAPANESE HELP SOUGHT
    147 1 ???*??!l_Mmiiers show form in gallops— P. 24 hgineers I may tome for I power dept. ftGAPOKE, Fri. —The Singapore urn nu i nt is lookgtfl Japan for posi'i!f recruitment of gutters to fill exist\atainies in the kctricit} DepartIhe electris s to meet Is <>t new s and
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    THE LAUNCH THAT NEVER GOT WET
    140 1 JJINGAPORE, Fri. A 55-ton luxury launch with air-croft type reclining seats, o built-in heating system for pre-cooked food, radar ond longrange radio-telephone equipment arrived here yesterday after a 10,000--mile trip from New York without getting wet! Named the "Caltex Lv m bo- Lum ba,"
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    Davidson (5 for 42) is Aussie hero on the first day
    686 1 Every day The Free Press carries the first full round-up on the Test LONDON, Friday. J]N(i LAND'S batsmen failed on an unusually lively wicket on the first day ol' the second Test at Lord's here yesterday, and they were
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    S'PORE COPORAL HOME TO SEE HIS 7-INCH BABY
    91 1 S'PORE COPORAL HOME TO SEE HIS 7-INCH BABY LONDON, Fri. LanceCorporal James Hoy, 21I year-old Scottish soldier, ar- rived here by air on Wednesday night from Singapore to see his wife who gave birth j to a >even-inch long prema- ture daughter in Edinburgh nine days ago. Cpl. Hoy was
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    Ex-Queen dies
    21 1 LONDON. Fri.— Ex-Queen Marie of Yugoslavia cueu neve yesterday ai'iei a piolon^ed illness vi the I agv. ol 61.
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    Sold 'strip tease' pens: Two fined $100 each
    232 1  - Sold 'strip tease' pens: Two fined $100 each CHAN SWAN BEE By SINGAPORE, Fri. Shopkeepers in Change Alley, Singapore's famous tourist bazaar, have withdrawn from sale Hong Kong-made pens with pictures of nude girls following two arrests on Wednesday. The police have classified them as "obscene objects' and anyone selling
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    Assassin plot statement
    64 1 The statement in The Free Press yesterday morning that the arrest of a CID man was in connection with a plot to assassinate the Prime Minister and other Ministers was wrongly attributed to the Police Secretary, Mr. Lim Seng Huat. Mr. Lim said only that the man
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    2,000 surrender
    26 1 MACASSAR. (South Celebes), Fri. T^o thousand rebels from the Danil Islam forces of Kahar Muzakkar surrendered near here last week, the army announced yesterday.
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    Russia to buy
    26 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States ha.s authorised the sale of surplus farm cornmouiiie.s to the Soviet Union aua Sowetcon trolled Eastern European countries
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    Gunfire on border
    17 1 DAMASCUS, Fri. Syrians and Israelis resumed gunfire exchanges an the Syrian-Israeli border last night.
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    Flu: 8,072 cases
    24 1 MANILA, Fri. City health authorities said yesterday there had been 8.072 influenza cases, with 11 deaths, in Manila since June 13.
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    New 'pioneer' products
    71 1 QINGAPORE, Fri.— Another j*3 six items to be produced locally are given pioneer status today. The .six products are chewing gum, lubricants, zipfasteners, motorised cycles, motor-cycles and scooters. Today's Government Gazette contains the notification that the Minister of Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Bwee has granted the manufacturers
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    24 pages today
    63 1 24 pages today One of Malaya's most important and crowd-drawing sports events, the Johore Grand Prix, will be run tomorrow and on Sunday. An estimated 250,000 people will converge on Johore Bahru to watch this battle of men and machines for honours, a two-day event packed ivith thrills. In today's
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    Tomorrow: The art of living
    130 1 Everybody wants to be happy. Everybody wants to be a success and live a full life. Have you heard it said that man must learn in break with the tensions uf daily living or the tensions will break him? What, then, is the Art or
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    Jailed for slogans
    25 1 WUPPERTAL, (Germany), Fri. Two construction workers were sent to jail for a month for painting anti-Jewish slogans on doors, cars and fences.
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    Latest
    128 1 TOP JOCKEY WARD OUT OF SADDLE gINGAPORE, Fri. Leading jockey Arthur Ward will not be riding for the next three months, The Free Press learned this morning. RUBBCI PRICt DOW motttiti <• i i ih ti oik in h cent** mm f|v I f i 1 v i 1
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    Miner's son kidnapped on way to school
    255 1 Miner's son kidnapped on way to school FRIENDS WATCH AS THUGS POUNCE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —A 13-year-old pupil of the Union Institute, Jalan Raja Laut, off Ipoh Road, here was kidnapped by two thugs in the presence of his schoolmates yesterday. The boy. Lim Chan Kuan, is the fifth son
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    QUIETER MARKET CONDITIONS: TENDENCY EASIER
    299 2 QUIETER MARKET CONDITIONS: TENDENCY EASIER I ONDON, Fri.— Quieter conditions prevailed in the stock markets here yesterday and the tendency was mainly easier due to a little I profit-taking. The British Chancellor of the Exchequer's statement on the economic situation in which he reiterated .the Government's Intention of maintaining Sterling
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    Ships in port
    169 2 CHIPS lym^ .Hon^Mcle the Singapore wharve> today are- President Pteict i .v. i >• v. j. Giang Ana Roe) n 5. Bcn&Yoa »i t. ol Ma li 10/11, Setauodia 1 5, 51/33, 9anta ?J 4^. D Outer Roads \Y <;. ilkley, tl A i r HOJ W
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    WIDESPREAD FALL IN TINS ON PROFIT-TAKING: RUBBER QUIET
    172 2 WIDESPREAD FALL IN TINS ON PROFIT-TAKING: RUBBER QUIET LONDON. Fn— With quieter conditions prevailing on the metal market here and with the possibility that America might release some tin from her non-strategic stockpiles if necessary, many 1 tin share investors decided to take their profit yesteday. and tin shares showed
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    Hong Kong prices
    47 2 HONG KONG Thurs.— Closing prices here today were: Pi'evious Today H 6. Bank Corporation $420 5422 sales .~-u.es Wheelock Harden sit.oo 516.90 sales sales Hlcong phone 556.50 $57.00 saies sales Dairy Farm Coid borage $40.50 $40.50 sales sales Taikoo Dock 57G.50 576.50 sales sales
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    S.A. reserves fall
    28 2 PRETORIA. Fn. Souu: Afncas gold and foreign reserves 1 cuoppeu by nearly 4.800.000 ranu < last week. On June 18. vie reserves stoou at 142.132.972 rand.
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    Crop production of Rembau Jelei exceeds five million Ib.
    502 2 Crop production of Rembau Jelei exceeds five million Ib. By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Friday. VVITH A CROP in excess of 5,000,0001b. of rubber for the first time, Rembau Jelei Rubber has reached the I,ooolb. per acre category, states the Investors Chronicle. This exceptionally high basis is not manifest
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    R.M.A. statistics
    60 2 NEW YORK. Fn.— R.M.A. statistics (In long tons) lor May 1961. April 1961 and May 1960. respectively.: Consumption of new rubber 126.335. 116.020. 133,609; Consumption of natural rubber 35.335. 33.207. 41,223; Consumption of synthetic 91,000. 82.813, 92.386; including GR-S consumption 74.675. 68.287. 77.423; Synthetic production 109,470, 108,453. 126.304;
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    Thai rubber exports
    24 2 BANGKOK. Fri.— Thailand exported 12.178.336 kilos of rubber of all grades during April. This compared with 21.700.740 kilos exported in March.
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    One-day strike
    26 2 JERUSALEM. Fri.—Nine-thou-sand Israeli salaried workers doctors, engineers, architects and agricultural experts staged a one day strike yesterday for higher wages and improved working conditions.
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    Britain is in 'strong position' to maintain the pound
    220 2 Britain is in 'strong position' to maintain the pound T ONDON, Fri Bri- tain's Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Selwyn Lloyd, gave an assurance here yesterday that Britain would continue to keep sterling on its present parity following devaluation of the Canadian dollar. He told the association of British Chambers
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    Adlai's guard shot: Paper reports assassination bid
    227 2 Adlai's guard shot: Paper reports assassination bid NEW YORK, Friday. THK Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Husk, confirmed yesterday that a U.S. marine guard was wounded recently in Argentina, but said there was no evidence to link the incident with the visit of Mr. Adlai Stevenson, U.S. Ambassador to the
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    WIDOW'S CLAIM BEATS NURSE BONNIE'S CHARMS
    110 2 WIDOW'S CLAIM BEATS NURSE BONNIE'S CHARMS LOS ANGELES. Fri. Miss Bonnie Baker. 25--year-old blonde with a 40--inch bust who was nurse and secretary 'to the late Mr. Robert Oldham, 55, a wealthy steel importer, in his declining years, yesterday lost her right to a US $100,000 (about $300,000) bequest from
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    'BIG FIND' WAS ONLY A FEW COINS
    104 2 MANILA Fri. Two steel sa^es accidentally dug up by labourers and believed to contain gold bars hidden from the Japanese in World War Two were blasted open on Wednesday. Since the rusty safes were found near a small schoolhouse in suburban Pasig last
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    180,000 FLEE ANGOLA AS PORTUGUESE SET FIRE TO VILLAGES
    157 2 1 80,000 FLEE ANGOLA AS PORTUGUESE SET FIRE TO VILLAGES MANCHESTER. Fri.— Over 80,000 refugees from Angola were strung out across the border with the Congo yesterday the Guardian reported. Volunteers were flying from Luanda to Leopold ville. about 100 miles north of the border, in order to travel south
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    Jerry Lewis sued
    27 2 HOLLYWOOD. Fri.— Writer Cy Howard filed suit for $2,850,000 against comedian Jerry Lewis because, he charged. Lewis stole his idea for the film "Cinderfella."
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      130 2 LONDON. June 22. Previous Today RUBBER No. ns»5 e.t.f E ii ro p e a n ports June unquoted unquoted July 24 15/16 24 11/16 RUuttER No. 1 R8S Spot 25 lib 242 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement House Terms, July 25 3/16 24] Auk. 25 5/16
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      New York Prices
      71 2 NEW YORK, Jun« 22. Previous Today riN Strait* spot 116.75 117.75 RUBBER Futures Rll Contract, July SO. 79 30.25 Stpt. 29.60 20.10 TONE: Easy. i SALES: Four lots. I Md -ird Contract July ;u>.;}5 30.121 *«Ot 29.40 29.00 TONE: Steady. I SALES: Two lots. No. 1 RSt
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      Dow Jones Averages
      32 2 NEW YORK, June 22. Previous Today 30 Industrials 636.09 685.62 20 Railroads 140. 3s 140.16 «0 Domestio Bends M.52 84 54 111.S3 lli:72 65 Stocks Composite Averages 227.84 227.63
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      U.S. Pepper
      39 2 Malabar spot 471, afloats 46J. June shipment 46t. Lampong spot 47i, afloat* 46«, June shipment 46 J. Muntok white spot 56, afloats 55 J, June ahipment 53}. tellers, ex-dock. Above prices quoted In U.S. cents per lb.
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      87 2 LONDON, June 22. Previous Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K. /North European port* delivered weitcht per long ten July $163* &it>3 COPRA, Stia.ts Borne, i.i.t. 0.X./ > North European p o r t c delivered weight per «on* ton July/Aug £59J £60 COCONUI Oik crude Strait* t.i.f. European
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    US and allies to stand firm for freedom in West Berlin-Rusk
    233 2 US and allies to stand firm for freedom in West Berlin -Rusk MR DEAN RUSK, the Secretary of State, yesterday affirmed that the United States would stand by its obligations on West Berlin. Asked at a press conference whether he would regard Mr. Khrushchev's statement that he would sign a
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    Too costly diamond
    28 2 LONDON. Pri.— The largest unmounted diamond car;ever auctioned in Britain remained unsold yesterday when Record bidding failed to moot the ownerminimum price oi $1.218 000.
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    Operations chief
    24 2 WASHINGTON. PH.— Preside:. Kennedy has nominated Vice-Aci-miral George W. Anderson to succeed retiring Admiral Arleich A. Burke as Chief of Naval Operations.
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    BRITAIN ,U AIM TO KEEPT THE A-TEST BAN-MA
    159 2 BRITAIN ,U AIM TO K EEPT THE A-TEST BAN-MA I ONDON t t v Harold ii N the Pri me "'r -< Seated tha-';;-;; states and r^ would contirin/ the baTo? clear tests sn J Geneva cor? 11 °.n nuclear tinued m is it M QOV qic si conferei I
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    Gold rush rep
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    It's a boy age
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    RT KEEPS NED KS-FREES NESE ERA MAN
    97 3 RT KEEPS NED KS-FREES NESE ERA MAN I r fl. A j court i gscated 12 publish- and acsc opera m name i ight of Ks also a irocd alter n a charge ed books I r trader. L'hia ap- >c defence i I accomplice K.v\ the was toid re
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    ool reunion
    21 3 ri The, Seng School Old I n win hold n 1 inner and, the Dia- 1 al t3O p.m.
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    Who's this?
    14 3 Charles A. Lindbergh was c mystery personality ii sterday"s "Who's This iz.
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    COMPLAINTS BY RESIDENTS: SO IT'S A 20-mph LIMIT NOW
    132 3 COMPLAINTS BY RESIDENTS: SO IT'S A 20-mph LIMIT NOW SINGAPORE. Fri. A speed limit of 20 m.p.h. has been introduced in McNair, Towner. Sturrock. Piggot and May Roads. This curb on speeding followed complaints from residents in the areas. It was announced in the monthly police report which disclosed that
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    Bookie's fine cut by $2,000
    72 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Wee 1 Beng Soon, under a Magis- trate's court fine of $5,000 I for acting as a bookmaker at i the Turf Club premises in Butcit Timah Road on Dec. 18. had his fine reduced to $3,000 on appeal at the High Court
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    REATION CENTRE FOR HOSPITAL
    45 3 IM -in(bridge Hosrave a re- the preB made possi-! ble by the conversion of the medical stores of the hospital to a recreation centre. Tenders for conversion are now being called and the centre should be ready by early next year.
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    The day a petticoat thief was caught in an ambush
    241 3 The day a petticoat thief was caught in an ambush DAY after «i, o SINGAPORE A coat i* fh WaS Seen stealin a pettiSelaVang Sar? a C c k m T P a°n Un X- f v H h US in se r van^. alke 3tj- is?' 3 maid mvne
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    647 3 SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Friday. a year's hesitation over the choice of a career an 18-year-old former pupil of St. Anthony's Convent flew to Melbourne to take a four-year course in accountancy. The usually gay composure of Iris Tan switched to the other extreme when she announced seriously that study at
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    What's happening today
    202 3 CINEMAS ALHAMBRA: The Ten Com- mandment* 3.30, 8. CAPITOL: Loves of Hercules 1.45. 4. 6.30, 9.30. CATHAY: Battle Flame 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.30. DIAMOND: Malainattu Mannan (Tamil) 3.30, 7.30. GARRICK: Zameen-ke-Tare (Hindi) 3, 6. 9. GLOBE: Mad at the World 1.45, 4. 7, 9.15. LIDO: The Spider's
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    Check your swim times
    46 3 TODAY: 6.34 p.m.; TOMOR- j ROW: 7.08 a.m. and 7.29 p.m.; SUNDAY: 8.25 a.m. ana 8.17 p.m.; MONDAY: 9.26 a.m. and 9.01 p.m TUESDAY: 10 18 a.m. and 9.42 p.m.; WEDNESDAY: 1107 a.m. and 10.25 p.m.. THURSDAY: 11.56 a.m. and 11.09 p.m.
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    Keen fight forecast for Pontian Kechil
    226 3 Keen fight forecast for Pontian Kechil DONTIAN KECHIL, Fri. Tomorrow 10,895 voters will go to the polls in this constituency to elect a member to the Johore Legislative Assembly. This by-election is the result of the death of Alliance Assemblyman Inche Abdullah bin Mohsin, 43, on April 26. A keen
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    Welcome to Singapore
    52 3 Dr. Buharanudtiin. Managing Director of Garuda Airways, is staying here until Sunday. Mr. C. Bear. Deputy Managing Director of Time and Life, flew in last night by Qantas from Sydney. Mr. S. Z. Pattinasarany, an Indonesian Government official, arrived here from Indonesia. He is staying at the
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    Mother of six paints Singapore scene own exhibition
    245 4 Mother of six paints Singapore scene own exhibition SELETAR, Friday. AN English housewife in RAF Seletar is busy painting local scenes with a view to holding an exhibition either in Singapore or London as soon as she has enough works to show. She is Mrs. Jean Chignell, wife of Mr.
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    YWCA urged to be 'a pioneer among women's movements'
    292 4 YWCA urged to be 'a pioneer among women's movements' SINGAPORE, F r i.— The Singapore Y.W.C.A. annual report said although it was the oldest women's association in Singapore, it must not be ranked as one of the "has beens." There was a tendency in all established associations to '-tread the
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    Four armed youths raid golf club
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Chew Sin Chow, caretaker of the Sentul Golf Club, and his wife were robbed of $600 in cash and jewellery by four youths armed with parangs. The gang then forced Chew to take them to the club house, from which they
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    YOUNG ADULTS GROUP PLAN FISHING EXPEDITION
    136 4 YOUNG ADULTS GROUP PLAN FISHING EXPEDITION SINGAPORE. Fri. The! Young Adults Group of the YMCA in Orchard Road will organise a fishing expedi- tion for members and friends to islands off Singapore on July 2. According to the president. Mr. Robert Teo the trip will start in the morning from
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    BARBERS ASK FOR GOVT. AID TO GO OVERSEAS
    98 4 BARBERS ASK FOR GOVT. AID TO GO OVERSEAS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. All-Malaya Barbers and Hairdressers Association is to ask the Federation Government for aid to send barbers overseas to study the latest techniques in hairdressing and hair-wav-ing. The countries which the association have in mind are Germany, Britain, America, and
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    DANCERS ON WAY HOME AFTER SUCCESSFUL VISIT
    74 4 DANCERS ON WAY HOME AFTER SUCCESSFUL VISIT SINGAPORE, Fri. The troupe of dancers from the Alagappa School of Music, Karikudi, South India, are now on their way back home after staging two successful performances here. On their second day's performance at the Victoria Theatre, the Minister for Culture, Mr. S.
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    Business machines company boosts local sales force
    228 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A BRITISH computers and tabulators firm is increasing its technical sales force in Singapore and the Federation by engaging local men. This was revealed by Mr. J W. Smith, the deputy manager for the Singapore office of International Computers and Tabulators
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    TWO SISTERS ON ASIAN CULTURE STUDY TOUR
    152 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Two American students have arrived here eager to study Asian culture. They are Suzanne Werner (left), 21, and her sister Patricia, 16, who are here on a short holiday. Suzanne is a third year "liberal arts" student at the University of
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    ENTREPOT TRADE HIT BY IMPORTS DROP
    77 4 ENTREPOT TRADE HIT BY IMPORTS DROP PENANG, Fri. A drop in imports has resulted in a corresponding drop in Penang's entrepot trade with Indonesia, Thailand and Burma. The Penang economic officer, Inche Arshad bin Ayub, said the entrepot trade in the first three months of this year was $68.7 million
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    21-MAN TEAM TO LAUNCH WORK ON NEW $125,000 TEMPLE
    96 4 21-MAN TEAM TO LAUNCH WORK ON NEW 125,000 TEMPLE SINGAPORE, Fri. The North Indian Hindu Association has appointed a 21--man committee to launch the construction of a new $125,000 temple in Chander Road. The chairman is Mr. G. Uttamram, who laid the temple s foundation-stone in November last year. Other
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    DRIVER BANNED BY COURT FOR 3 YEARS
    94 4 DRIVER BANNED BY COURT FOR 3 YEARS PENANG. Fri. A woman hawker and her son were hurled into a monsoon drain when a car crashed into their cart, the Sessions Court was told. The woman died in hospital next day. "I must take dangerous drivers like you off the road."
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    Park get new lock as theatr site is cleare
    74 4 Park get new lock as theatr site is cleare SINGAPOH, M Park G 'WB i ov f ers sinro t 4^. landmark M nw look |C hillock is JJ! Sra^A :fs giant tr^V;^* I to make v lion-dolla- '■•>■ Hundreds lif* V daily watch--.' I moving tons m and' R-'v/v?
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    ROTARIANS ABOUT WO AMONG SPAS CHILDREN
    117 4 ROTARIANS ABOUT WO AMONG SPAS CHILDREN KUALA LUMPUR a Spastic cbicrr i not be looked upon 0 public as rl ;ir.sv j Pity and charity C 1 vrould turn r hen:'r* trated cr:pp> 'accaidi pediatrician said hw In iact. the puoki I look upor. "the shor i deformed and the
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    Inquiry rest
    27 4 IPOH. Fr: I I three-man inquiry con set up by the Pen* Sa liance has recommen* Mr. V. Ponnusar.v M reinstated a.- an oi councillor.
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    Sean will remake his father's hero pictures
    926 5 Sean will remake his father's hero pictures just for archaeology 7/ develop into a person with only half of his qualities I'll be well satisfied 9 gon oi screens 1 i. 'v^ r r greatest lover has no inclination for ?ur15...1 MIIIII FLYNN'S son has L gKived to Hollywood jjjnd
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      155 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson i MANDRAKE by Lee Falk and Phil Davis I |-':s v ;\-^\;'T I pckjt tcl'O^' amyY you tmimk it was twat waiter V how couw> it pc V^ to make r \l NSSPVOU. I RXJPORPRJMK. IT WAS f HE PcJT CJS y RJT--
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    343 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Praise the 14 L I self help villagers! lifE witness yet an- other example of self-help in the building of a road by the villagers at Kallang Basin. In April the people of Lorong 23. Geylang. assisted by University of Malaya students, helped themselves in a similar
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    HUNDRED WHO HAVE FOUND LOVE
    1134 6  - HUNDRED WHO HAVE FOUND LOVE T.J. CHICHAK Unwanted children... ...BUT WITH HELP OF THE SALVATION ARMY THEY NOW GET A HOUSE THEY CAN CALL A HOME By OCCUPYING a commanding position at the 9th milestone Bukit Timah Road, stands The Salvation Army Lee Kuo Chuan Nursery Home. As the name
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    100 YEARS AGO
    128 6 the Free Press reported: "On Sunday last a singularly abortive attempt at escape was made by five convict-peons and one third-class man at the penal institution in Pinang. It appears that the ringleader assured his comrades that he could pilot them (via the Province) to the Continent
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    62 6 A COURT silenced "ham" radio operator John Litherland, who jammed authorised amateur broadcasts by tapping out laughter in morse code and whistling "The Teddy Bears' Picnic" over the airwaves. Litherland was fined $730 plus costs and his "pirate" broadcasting equipment was confiscated. He pleaded guilty to interfering
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    Life is like that
    79 6 Life is like that man c »v« i forearm. m (i -r. tattoo, the r "'st r." sl J J ittf* kin bullied anu i Uncht:'-'..,--*****/ b( that something her h i "Can inj n "Oi rr' a LAUGH., .wn BE^CHCOMBB a\ c first, na; li m tiv we reluct
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      250 6 TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE evening requests; 10.30 The Short Wave Service: Flymg Doctor; 11.00 Edmundo 41 metres (7250 kc 's > Res and his Orchestra; 11.30 Medium Wave Service Let's go gay; 12 (midnight) 476 metres Close down. AM.— ll.OO Programme sum- RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) mary; 11.02 Concert pops; 11.30
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      416 6 CLUES ACROSS 9. Can be soft or rocky (3). 1. One of a pair (4). 11. Two names a king can be 4. Hands over some free tickets? called (5). 6) 12. A god (5). 8. A horse, but no chestnut (3) 15. A swell thing to plant in tne
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    JOHORE GRAND PRIX
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    QUARTER MILLION EXPECTED AT SPORT OF SPEED SKILL
    1176 7  -  G. SUBHAS By ACTION, THRILLS FOR TWO DAYS Last years revival has helped push motor racing out of doldrums pjr m Johore Coronation Grand Prix ted almost 200,000 spectators during two-daj event. And, with the interest m here competitors are concerned, an
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    Customs advice to all S'pore entries
    341 7  - Customs advice to all S'pore entries G. SUBHAS By THIS is a warning to all Singapore competitors who will have to cross the Causeway to Johore Bahru for the Grand Prix. The competitors will no doubt be taking spare parts and other equipment across the causeway. Their competitor's badge will
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    Powerful car doesn't mean win in Grand Prix. Veteran race drive
    699 8 Powerful car doesn't mean win in Grand Prix. Veteran race drive THERE is a popular belief among the public that if a person can drive with a little skill and can afford to buy a fast and powerful car, he can win motor races. That is a very wrong impression,
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    BIG SHARE-OUT FOR CHARITY
    257 8  -  KEN JALLEH piGHT charitable orIn Johore benefitted from the hupe profit made last year, and the Singapore Motor Club are making ever y effort for this years Grand Prix to bring in another bis: sum for Johore charities. The Johore State Government graciously waived the tax
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      247 8 DAIL V PROGRESS TO LEAD THE FIELD UZUKI MOTOR CYCLES SUZUKI 250 T B ond see for \ourselt SUZUKI 250 TB rdtp* The lines of the SUZUKI 125 SG are like mat^^ m n^ those of a thoroughbred they're filled with jfl wm JIB'S HWfB! p I'fe, dynamic in mode
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    FROM ORDINARY BIKE TO RACER
    533 9 Ij SUBHAS s the story of .unary 1957 [()1 DominatorN i# Lti< change to an i M( ,rilinar> road•*r' r u |m h will line tarting line tomorrow, purchased effected i rides it at is Singaactual aachine, a ur line r months n or the
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    'Little Baby' hopes to repeat' giant killing' act
    422 9  - 'Little Baby' hopes to repeat giant killing' act MOK SIN PIN By LAST YEAK a tiny Austin 7. the first of its kind to race in Malaya, amazed the mammoth crowd at Johore Bahru with its speed and manoeuvrability against the bigger cars to win its class event. This year
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    A TEASING BEND, AND ON TO WIN...
    48 9 DICKIE ARBLASTER (Austin 7 No. 18) overtakes Steven Scow (Simca Elysee No. 65) at Zoo Corner in the five-lap race for saloon and tourer cars in last year's Grand Prix. Dickie won the race and hopes to win aagin on Sunday.
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      247 9 D fl V^ Johore Grand Prix MM m M M jmmmmmßßSa MM Saloons tourers MM MM MM TflmH^ J K/edang Hi// C/imfa, /poh JV M f^ M M M m\^^^^ t^l f^" V** O P"% f**t -^S MM Saloons A tourers A V M M M M I W tT7
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    Brown for GP win, K. C. Wong on bike
    1169 10 Brown for GP win, K. C. Wong on bike INDONESIAN, JAPS OUT FOR HONOURS ENTRANTS: (41 Ng Van Heng: Ducati 200; ill) Cheah Hok San Honda 250; (13) Chris Proffit-White— Honda 250; (14) C. Boey— Gilera 175; (15) Wan Ismail Muda— Gilera 175: (16) M. Zain Salim— Ducati 175; (HI
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    G. Su PICKS THE WINERS
    630 10 G. Su PICKS THE WINERS i n',, vrit V\Tv 7--B **»-***t^ •;•„>■ n1 174) (,ra i*fl pine 1592; ':-""i fil *>»a Triumph Wi. J driving the old\£:sl Idonoi Kkfe'l chini will t> J" J 'Suann\ I formed fl S<!!iibawar.- c .J worth a pla, But the raci by Stanle>" 1,,;,
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      280 10 m. sW^aV fll \4 1 J|^^^b^^u^/ MODEL T. 21 r^j^^TajfeJ^Y*^ Quiet, flexible and smooth ya* wrHi a sparkrmg porforwca, J^Cfl%Afiyk the Trllimpll T^"^" 0 fhe most eov t l 35 fh# fO^' I^^^^^^^J(ffmM^^ Cvef y <* etoil of its «pc««''ca ti on is up-to-the-minute light alloy cylinder hood, unit conduction
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    Chan's Lola Climax has made spectacular runs
    1512 11 Teh <BSA SSd^StaS^S C. D. Wilkinson From what ik« v, about rhH«t«Ju haVr heaiCl r?;a > w o toPher Toh- the USA LrOld Star and he art UorTo'^be C°mbina: if he ?r L surprised Gum R^i Z,ir cad ol MY lit JrSU??X r
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      180 11 JOHORE GRAND PRIX ■MB AVAILABLE ONLY AT THE FOLLOWING AUTHORISED OMEGA RETAILERS:— T&m^^^W&r M*o SINGAPORE FEDERATION OF MALAYA PENANT. SARA wak SEASON WATCH (CHANGI) CO., TACK CHONC WATCH DEALERS, KWONC HINC WATtM DEALERS KAI MINT. STORE LTli H P t)t SILVA LIMITED llV«f.l 'tCl^y SIOW HIAP BROTHERS, ChangJ Vll!age M,
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      166 12 I X*r^~-' I Super-ignition 'IHHI I Super-tone horn* Hi jf^W^^ T^^t*^i— fW) 19 reduce donqcr. 'frill \\u HI l V^lllmll I IT X Dnv.nq lamp f I sfvllsh lon9 I j3mi I vj^* f J M range wipe and jt-«J^^/ No dents or scratches H «v^ _~ijri' HJ Mj with
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      997 12 Programme in iiiilsi M J v^ysaz %3s? w £S IHi?^ ?afc:?J Coronation CMndPnx under -d 1 101 cc- ISlcc-SSOcc^ and Tlth!™ B»hru ."n I T26%.m.-Ten-Up -Twenty-Up race for 1 0.0 5 a m I Tomorrow 7am. to 12« cc. to 250 cc to 500 cc; SOle.c. and p os J,'
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      70 13 GOOD/YEAR B W^ Ar Ji J! I x ICIIIIIU >r J^S**-' y 'VmSr*' X ■■T 4 4 oSfc s B^Br^^B^K-^^B^B^B^B^B^B^B^B(Biß^B^B#B^A^*^^^V^Bl B^bT B^B^bW^b| B^bW' '^B^bC*^ b^bW'-V'>/**« ******8 n •'•X*-^P**". 'S^4^^ v lv«* >■ HbEl«C'*^^**i«?^^t^3SßP'**** > Terrific tyres by any standard. b^BI Ib^bb^b^bV A^HI ■111 Ib^b^bi M m Ib^bb Hv^R^fl on the
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      837 13 K i,l.r venicle Capacity i m Heok Norton o 5- G Keen Volkswagen 1293 cc «lani Triumph «»<;<; t!&£uYing SET lB£ H lrtVC c L P T r U o mph 498 cc 67 R hl <L? ng Quee Volkswagen 1281 cc fe^sr ss as 3 :i buiTahir Norton ;Sf
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    Some of the drivers, riders, machine, you will see in the year's Grand Prix
    434 14  - Some of the drivers, riders, machine, you will see in the year's Grand Prix G. SUBHAS By LO KEE HOCK, A CERTAINTY TO W| LO KEE HOCK will start off as a certainty to win the race for motor 251 c.c.. c. to 350 c.c. His Norton Manx has been
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      321 14 ]gr M.V. ACUSTA With v^^!^^^ZßH HtHHPk^^^k^^^l^^^^^^ .^^H v aba yM.V. 150 c.t. Motorcycle Model G.T. 113 m.p.g. Max. Speed 60 m.p.h. M.V. 150 cc. Motorcycle Model R.S. 110 m.p.g. Max. speed 69 m.p.h. CAMPIONE CAMPIONE DEL MONDO 1952 DEL MONDO 1959 CLASS 125 cc. CLASS 125 r\ \f i»irkx:ir CLASS
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      394 14 SOME CITROEN iD SUCCESSES Its* RALLIES ItSf ECONOMY RUNS lan. MONTt-CARLO RALLY Mat. AUSTRALIAN MOBILGAS £CONOH> M FIRST, General Clustfkatto* f'RST and outright wm* May ACROPOLIS RALLY (Gre«fie) A^e coniVmp**' »tl f/RST. 1600-2000 c.c. das*. ]uty ADRIATIC RALLY (Ju t oslav.a) Apr. FINNISH NATIONAL ECONC^^A FIRST and outright winner. FIRST,
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    SPARE A THOUGHT FOR ALL THE G P TIME KEEPERS
    1199 15 SPARE A THOUGHT FOR ALL THE G P TIME KEEPERS By A CORRESPONDENT g«l the many problems presented to the ontanisersof the forthcoming GnindpSl ol timekeeping Timekeeping is X, gictt deal of thought- vn les s it go^ W pj first consider the basic difference be hP timekeeping for an
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    TS SERVICE IN THE CAUSE OF SPORT
    218 15 TS SERVICE IN THE CAUSE OF SPORT 11 Ml -86): Combination of 111 v »fond chronograph with ni hxnd and a normal pocHrst depression of the "nj; the chronograph. The nl hands super-imposed 1« LJI N »«Jt -second hand while letC" thf r continue, use the press at 11 o'clock.
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      191 15 TOURIST TROPHY WEEK Ist 5 PLACES WON BY HONDA I y Hfefefew. c newes n *he Hondo MTwiil li^^^^x^s^^& EskvM //^HH^ h I "HONDA BENLY" with self-starter motor B^^^lL Jj^S^, vmmMMfWNk fl »"i l iyi IJWaM in ll ii < Mox. Speed 71.4 m. p. h. (Benly) 300 ec O.H.C.
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    NOW IT IS TRANSLUCENT TYRES IN ALL COLOUR
    571 16 Not only that they will glow at night •JRANSLUCENT tyres in a rainbow of colours may permit auto stylists of the next decade to carry their colour schemes right down to the pavement. Capable of being lighted from within for a warm
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    THE RACING DESIGN WAS TAKEN AS A STARTING POINT
    378 16 THE RACING DESIGN WAS TAKEN AS A STARTING POINT TCROM the day it was established in 1855 until today, the Avon Company has never ceased its vigorous quest for excellence in the rubber products for which it is justly famous. Through its painstaking and thorough research into rubber compounds and
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      100 16 I •••Or FOr x^^Tl v I getting I around SEE THEM AT THE JOHORE GRAND PRIX 24th 61 25 th JUNE AT JOHORE BAHRU A name to reckon with in motor-cycling. From the Yamaha Moped, with self-starter and giving over 184 miles to the gallonperfect for getting around town on
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      63 16 1361 *~7t£44<*lHL- 4^ |f^ /f &ctuAiot<4, ec0*0"M0&- ftc poo* The newQ^f jjj |J fj is here A NISSAN PRODUCT DATS UN p^kup DATSUH 1 Toner Road Tax $1 1/- p.m. j Comport Easy to Handle Economical k 45 m Powerful j Trade-in and easy payments availab c J Call for
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    Flashback to last year's Grand Prix
    115 17 Flashback to last year' s Grand Prix A NASTY spill in last year's Grand Prix for motor cycles as this rider skids on a wet patch at Zoo Corner. Miraculously he was not hurt. THE SKID THE SPIN CARS ror the 1960 Johore Coronation Grand Prix in the paddock, just
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      85 17 the word for progress ft _I' |'i 'iTA I SAND TRANSISTORISED LUXURY MODEL TCR 3000 E lack good company with this versatile Pye radio in your car. Nine quick•ebands (8 short. I medium) bring you :^e world's radio entertainment with werful and hum-free reception. In this scientific research gives you
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      200 17 2C4 Sfofc me cutd &ocu Whw^m cnecuK f v I*? ramily brick for after dinner ISBfflfeb, H t'^ individual bncklets for the kids now IKSPHRW '-J vanilla, chocolate and strawberry WWBM^^^HHltt^i 'Wla' ou can confidently buy from y^TOlSißSMtewf |f; Y° ur Magnolia hawker because all N^~!2^4^-^J^J^LJ^^^ Magnolia hawkers are medically
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    Veteran prize-winner won't retire
    160 18 DERNARD ARNOLD 13 has. in his 30 years of competition in Malaya as well as in Europe, bagged a total of 151 first prizes, 50 second places and 25 third places. Arnold spent the first 20 years of his racing career all over Europe, and is
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    IT LOOKS EAST BUT BENDS DANGEROUS
    535 18 IT LOOKS EAST BUT BENDS DANGEROUS SULKE OF HK DESCRIBgc^ THE course for the Second Johore r tthis weekend is exactly the same as fc* Each lap is two miles 110 yards, and in X event the cars will do 70 laps equivalent to about liKi motor cycles 35 laps
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    Minister promises Work Brigade aid to village road-builders
    134 19 Minister promises Work Brigade aid to village road-builders nOIT-YOURSELF Men OP KAI Ahto JnifLOFJCALLANG BARN WORDS OF PRAISE f v S NG > p ORE, Friday. v ni ur tor National Development, Mr In Kia r.an. has assured kampong r n tlu Mate that the Government will n1 a possible
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    GLAD TO BE BACK IN SUNNY SINGAPORE.
    146 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. A group of Malayan students have returned to "sunny Singapore" on board the liner "Stratheden" and they're very happy to be home. They left Australia immediately after completing their courses just in time to avoid another wintry spell too. One of
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    50 TIMES BLOOD DONOR: HE HOPES TO MAKE IT A 'CENTURY'
    122 19 50 TIMES BLOOD DONOR: HE HOPES TO MAKE IT A 'CENTURY' SINGAPORE. Fri —Mr Dorab MLstry 55 a broker who has' donated blood 50 times during the la>t 14 years, hopes to make it a "century" before he retires from business He first gave blood in 1947 soon after he
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    PANESE TEAM ENDS IRON, AL SURVEY IN AUSTRALIA
    105 19 PANESE TEAM ENDS IRON, AL SURVEY IN AUSTRALIA A 22--ti redg steel i\ i has Just week suri I coal rei ~ed bs the delegation, n hred with t at the Mr. Y. leader, Mr. S. Hiyama. ..embers wn as are I would Japan. few avenues purpose as to look'
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    High egg-yielding chicks for local farmers
    170 19 SINGAPORE, Friday. I OCAL fanners will get day-old chicks of high egg-yielding breeds through the Government next week al 20 cents each. The chicks are all derived from tested stock and have been inoculated against disease. A Ministry of National Development statement said: •The
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    Broken arm: Man fined $3OO
    55 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. B. Andiappan. 41. of Sentul. was sentenced to one day's jail and fined $300 or six months" jail for voluntarily causing grievous hurt to N. Narayanasamy. 65. also of Sentul. on March 25. He was alleged to have hit and broken Narayanasamy's
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    Hardware firm may set up factory here — manager
    207 19 Hardware firm may set up factory here manager SINGAPORE, Friday. J'HK Rockwell International Company, manufacturers of hardware goods and tools plans to set up a factory cither in Singapore or Malaya "if conditions are favourable/ This was revealed by Mr. Warren Eck, manager of the Far East section of the
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    Club meeting
    28 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. The annual general meeting of the Hans Anderson Club of Singapore will be held at the Association of Engineers premises at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    A VERY BUSY CITY LIFE FOR SMALL TOWN YOUTH
    80 19 A VERY BUSY CITY LIFE FOR SMALL TOWN YOUTH PAYA LEBAR, Fri. A student from one of Malaya's small towns is now on his way to one of the world's busiest cities. He is Goh Kirn Peng, 18, a former student of the Anglo-Chinese School in Ipoh. His destination is
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    HARBOUR PAGEANT FOR OUTGOING ADMIRAL
    246 19 HARBOUR PAGEANT FOR OUTGOING ADMIRAL OINGAPORE, F r i. Rear Admiral Michael Le Fanu, Flag Officer Second-in-Com-znand, Far East Station, will make a ceremonial passage through Keppel Harbour at noon today to mark the end of his tour of duty here. Rear Admiral Le Fanu, 48, will be leaving Singapore
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    BRIGADE CAMP IS NOW OPEN TO OTHER YOUTHS
    88 19 BRIGADE CAMP IS NOW OPEN TO OTHER YOUTHS PONGGOL, Fri. The Boys' Brigade Company camp in Ponggol is now open to other youth organisations and organised parties of school children for camping or picnics. A Brigade spokesman said bookings should be made through the camp secretary, P.O. Box 1359, Singapore.
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      410 19 i and get into the health-giving F IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... AND FOR TOMORROW outdoors for a change. PINCFR (June 22-July 23): CAPRICORN jßitft kO t have a te tuous njer GANGER MARK this a frie ndly contact which urial '^P 6 ,U? ha py chiWren's day with ac i- tribute
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    MISS KNOW-HOW
    396 20 HERE'S ONE FASHION CRAZE THAT WAS BORN IN SINGAPORE... NOT PARIS The new-look cheongsam sweeps to success piRLS in Singapore who look for the individual touch, fa-shion-wise are falling for the latest look in eheongsams. The cheongsam with the new look, in case you haven't seen one. is
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    LOLLIES ARE BAD FOR JUNIOR'S TEETH
    263 20 LOLLIES ARE BAD FOR JUNIOR'S TEETH BABY CLINIC FOR MRS. KNOW-HOW IN Singapore's hot climate, the demands for icelollies from thirsty toddlers are always persistent. But what about their effect on the child? This is a question from a Tiong Bahru reader: "Could you give me your opinion of ice-lollies
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    Pimple on the cheek or chin: How to turn it into beauty spot
    296 20 Pimple on the cheek or chin: How to turn it into beauty spot JJAS a little pimple suddenly appeared on your face just as when you're hoping to look your best? If so, don't let il spoil your otherwise smooth complexion. Turn it into a beauty spot instead, especially if
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    HANDBAGS FOR THE LITTLE LADY
    54 20 HANDBAGS FOR THE LITTLE LADY F)R the fashion conscious Little Lady, there is now a selection of handbags in shiny black plastics, which are just like mummy's. They will adore these new bags which are really "grown-up" in style in comparison with the past models which are shaped in childish
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    The latest in choppers
    88 20 fINE of the things that a housewife never fails to do in the course of preparing the day's meals is chopping up the ingredients. Admittedly, it is a laborious task, especially if there is a lot to do. So if you want to save time and
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    SOLVE PROBLEM AND WI A PRIZE
    194 20 SOLVE PROBLEM AND WI A PRIZE EIVERY family luk that all too often y ;>"^ There must be an ms*L ?N is it? That is wh )r outside the la.nilv cirri,' 'n'^ Often they car, s,, 11, Ml dinicully. rrotn llujr ,„<„,. -'^'i ol view, when you can't. :|l( N(\\Y
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    Spaghetti Bologne is the dish for your teenage part
    240 20 Spaghetti Bologne is the dish for your teenage part SPAGHETTI Boloa- nese makes a wonderful change from the inevitable sausage rolls and sandwiches, if you have a teenage party coming up in your diary. There are several vorsion> of this, and the following Is one of the most delicious. serving
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    37 20 rpHE wise and practical mother chooses toweiiing for toddlers clothes. No matter how often they arc washed, they are still wearable for an occasional v 1 I tow tion ol r obtaU 1 i
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    RUSH TO GET TO THE KARTS
    78 23 n starters riisn to their karts in 4 L#» vims i on their way. This picture was takm »t S J c mechanics are waiting to start their motors at Senibawan" Varai* /ff^cV 1 Club of SUl S a P° re *s 3i-hour time
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    SAAA flag day for the under-privileged youths to hold a meet
    325 23  - SAAA flag day for the under-privileged youths to hold a meet KEN JALLEH by Singapore, Friday gIXGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association will hold a Flag Day to raise funds for their first meet for under-privileged youths scheduled for late August or early September this year. President of the Singapore AAA, Mr.
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    der's love of luxury will cost $6,400 just for sleeping
    183 23 f Carpenter London, Friday. NDER threw his lirst punch in yesterday at a West End ci an all-night journey, Boston's v iijit champion only wanted to )uldn*t t who i oral twice, ta an 532 bed [1 wasn't Pender. ic
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    Karting Club hold longest race: 'Le Mans' start covers 300 laps
    511 23 Karting Club hold longest race: 'Le Mans' start covers 300 laps SINGAPORE, Friday. Karting Club of Singapore held its second time trial recently which proved to be the longest and most gruelling race so far organised by the club. Twenty-one competitors lined up tor the "Le Mans" start and the
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    Sports meeting
    24 23 «TWGAPORE. Fri.— Jardine w!Sh Umited will hold its first "ports meet on Sunday at 10 im. at the Shell Sports ground, Payaj£bar
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    KATONG DISTRICT ATHLETICS: CHUNG CHENG HIGH DOMINATE
    207 23 KATONG DISTRICT ATHLETICS: CHUNG CHENG HIGH DOMINATE FARRER PARK. Fri. Athletes from Chung Cheng High School dominated both the boys' and girls' events at the Katong District athletic meet. Results: 'A' Division: (Boys) 3000 metres: 1. Oh sa (SSS) 11 mm. 22.1 sees; 2. Wong Tong Yonc (CCHS), 3. Gan
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    Your Highness wins the Irish Derby
    29 23 THE CURRAGH. (Ireland), Fri. Your Highness, a 33-1 English-trained outsider, won the Irish Derby yesterday. Soysambu was second and Haven third. Eighteen ran.
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    International tie
    16 23 BERLIN (Eastern Sector), Fri. Morocco beat East Germany 2-1 in a football International yesterday.
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    AIRMEN HAVE THE EDGE IN SUNDAY'S BIG SCA CLASH
    258 23  - AIRMEN HAVE THE EDGE IN SUNDAY'S BIG SCA CLASH Percy Seneviratn© by SINGAPORE, Fri. The top attraction of this Sunday's Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament is the clash between the Royal Air Force and the Singapore Cricket Club at Changi. This match between the two giants of the tournament, is
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    FIRST CENTURY HIT BY A SCHOOLBOY
    87 23 FIRST CENTURY HIT BY A SCHOOLBOY BUKIT TIMAH, Pri. Mohammed Hanif, the Combined Schools captain, became the first schoolboy to score a century this season when he hit a sparkling 104 not out fcr AngloChinese School against the Combined Naval Base and Bukit Panjang team, at Bukit Panjang, yesterday. A.C.S
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    Narrow victory
    21 23 CANBERRA, Pri. The touring Fiji Rugby Union team were narrowly beaten 16-14 by a New South Wales XV yesterday.
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    20 events for the Olympics
    124 23 ATHENS, Fri. Archery and handball were voted out of the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo at the Congress of the International Olympic Committee yesterday. There will be 20 sports in Tokyo consisting of athletics, boxing, basketball, association football. cycling, hockey, canoeing, modern pentathlon, judo. rowing. wrestling,
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    66-3 trouncing
    14 23 WELLINGTON. Thurs. The tcuring Australian Rugby League team swamped Wellington 66-3 yesterday.
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    Saw Cheng is best RGS athlete
    392 23 Bras Basah, Friday WITH 21 points to her credit, Yeoh Saw Cheng of Waddle House walked away with the individual championship in the "A" division at the Raffles Girls' School 13th athletic meet held here on Wednesday. Gracie Teo with 23 points, was D
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    Sure Enough serves notice with a smart trial at K.L. this morning
    614 24  - Sure Enough serves notice with a smart trial at K.L. this morning ALLAN LEWIS KING RUDDIN SURPRISES WITH A WELL-RUN 3 IN 36* A By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. CURE ENOUGH (Shaari) and King Ruddin, who galloped with Galloping Shoe, broke 'M for three furlongs on the Number Two track at
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    166 24 ENG JOO SHINES IN AUSSIE SWIM MEETS SINGAPORE, Fri.— Gan Eng Joo, States water-polo player and swimming representative at the South Ea*t Asia Peninsular Games, broke three records at a South Australian swim- mm» meet, heid at Adelaide recently. This was disclosed by him in a letter to his brother.
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    Chai Luey stars as schoolboys go down fighting
    238 24 Chai Luey stars as schoolboys go down fighting GEYLANG, Friday. \TiiVVLV affiliated Combined Schools put up a splendid lii^hl before going down to Hose Badminton Party by three games to two in the Singapore Badminton Association's inter-team junior championship ai the Badminton Stadium i hist night. The key game was
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    SUDIRMAN: THE BAM DID NOT WANT SUBSTITUTES
    143 24 JAKARTA. Fri. The Chairman of the Indonesian Badminton Association. Mr. Sudirman. said yesterday his association had otiered to >end players other than its Thomas Cup stars to the Malayan national badminton championships. Mr. Sudirman was answering a Malayan press criticism that the Indonesian
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    Old Victorians v. Present boys
    69 24 ■JAL.-W BESAR. FrL Uci Victorians will meet the Present Victorians in a football match today ai 5 15 p.m. on the school ground. The Old vi onans will ac .-^k-cted from: Seng P...; tcapt.), Maud. Hc.ck Leog, Chong Patt, Tan Kwang Meng, Ciuuiie Cbaii, Charlie
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    How Nat sees the big fight
    69 24 TOKYO. Fri Nat Fleischer. Editor ol Ring-magazine yesterday predicted that the world flyweight title light bet wee:. Thailand's Pone Kmgpetch and Japan's Mitsunori Sek; would develop into a "stabbing match for the first five rounds before the two boys open up and begin pounding
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    Queen's Club surprises: Aussie seeds beaten
    172 24 LONDON. Fri. Australians Roy Emerson and Miss Lesley Turner, the respective number four seeds for the Wimbledon singles events, both lost to American players in the London Grass Court lawn tennis championships at Queen's Club yesterday. In the quarter finals Sknerson, the Australian champion,
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    A RETURN TO THE HORSE-BUGGY DAYS-OFFICIAL
    150 24 A RETURN TO THE HORSE-BUGGY DAYS -OFFICIAL SIMCOE (Ontario), Fri. Canada, runners-up to the Soviet Union in the 1960 winter Olympic Games, might not be able to compete in Olympic ice hockey as a result of the stricter amateur code issued by the International Olympic Committee. This was stated here
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    LAVER,WIMBLEDON FAVOURITE, DOWN WITH FLU
    87 24 LAVER,WIMBLEDON FAVOURITE, DOWN WITH FLU LONDON, Fri. With only four days to go before the start of the Wimbledon championships, Australian Rod Layer, one of the favourites for the men's singles title, is in bed with influenza. Layer yesterday scratched from the London championships now being played at Queen's Club.
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    Siglap boys run
    29 24 SINGAPORE. Fn Siglap Secondary School will hold its annual athleticc meet on the scnool field tomorrow. There will be a 100 metres race for Old Boys.
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    For Merdeka football
    67 24 HONG KONG, Fri.—The South China Athletic Association, current football champion club, will represent Hong Kong in Malaya's fourth Merdeka football tournament, to be held at Kuala Lumpur from August 2 to 14. A meeting of the lion? Kong Football Association's Interport sub-committee selected Mr. Lee Man-Kit to
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    Fast bowlers take over in County matches: Halfyard has 6-29
    219 24 LONDON. Friday. WHILH last bowlers were dominating the second Test match at Lord's yesterday, pace men also had the upper hand in several of the English County cricket games. At Edgbaston. Birmingham, scene of the first Test. the speed attacks
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    222 24 DERBY THRASH MIGHTY LANCASHIRE /^LOSE oi play scores in yest€rciay'.> cricket matches. were: At (iuildford: Surrey 322 for six declared and 80 for five. Sussex 182 <R. Langridge 49 1. At Westcliffe: Essex 349 and 203 for five <G. Smith 71). Nottinghamshire 223 iJ. Clay 46 At Taunton: Cambridge UniveiMty
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    Fight tickets
    26 24 TOKYO Pn.— Promoters ol the Kinjjpetch-Seki world flyweißht boxing tirle match on Tuesday said 60 per cent ot the tickets had already been sold.
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