The Singapore Free Press, 24 June 1961

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    19 1 1° KP INC UPCtt HEWS VOD MUST The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1961 15 CENTS
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    UN PLEDGE to SINGAPORE
    264 1 Steel mill survey thief: We will do all we can CONRAD CHIEW SINGAPORE, Saturday. i 11 NATIONS iron and steel consultMr. P. L. Sehereschewsky, gave an c ,:i.r before he left Singapore by air jm thai the U.N. would do all it can to ■pMiuapore's industrialisation
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    RAJARATNAM TO OPEN LIBRARY WEEK THIS AFTERNOON
    174 1 RAJARATNAM TO OPEN LIBRARY WEEK THIS AFTERNOON SINGAPORE. Sat The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam will ofliFcially open Singapore Library Week this afternoon at the National Library. The theme chosen for the Week is. "Books and Nation Building.' The official opening by the Minister will be at 4.45 p.m.
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    SOHO STRIP CLUB OPERATORS LOSE APPEAL
    59 1 SOHO STRIP CLUB OPERATORS LOSE APPEAL LONDON. Sat. Convictions against two Soho striptease clubs, for keeping a disorderly house, have been upheld in the Court of Criminal WctaE?- proprietor. Paul Raymond, who operates the Raymond Revue Bar. wm fined £5.000 (about $42 000 plus costs at his trial in AP
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    HOW YOU CAN LIVE A FULL, HAPPY LIFE
    247 1 HOW YOU CAN LIVE A FULL, HAPPY LIFE What's new in The Free Press now? Today The Free Press starts an exclusive series on the Art of Lcving. It is a series you must not miss. Written specially for The Free Press, it tells you how to cast off the
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    New Telex line
    19 1 LONDON. Sat. Telex service between Britain and Formosa was opened yesterday, the General Post Office announced.
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    Quake rocks Tokyo
    22 1 TOKYO. Sat.— Tokyo was rocked last night by a strong earthquake that lasted several seconds as a shuddering roll.
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    London heatwave
    15 1 LONDON. Sat.— London's highest temperature this year 78 degrees fcdirenheit was recorded yesterday.
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    Aussies in 80-run lead with two wickets in hand
    756 1 Aussies in 80-run lead with two wickets in hand Every day The Free Press carries the first full round-up on the Test. A FIGHTING maiden Test century by 24--year-old Bill Lawry gave Australia a slender advantage over England on a day of high tension in the second Test here at
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    JAPANESE ACE OSAMU OUT OF GRAND PRIX RACES
    174 1 JAPANESE ACE OSAMU OUT OF GRAND PRIX RACES JOHORE BAHRU, Saturday. QSAMU MOCHIZUKI, the Japanese ace motor-cyclist for the Yamaha works team, is out of the two-day Johore Coronation Grand Prix which be^an here this morning. He has been disqualified j after he was .found to be medically unfit. Mochizuki,
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    Govt. plans a community centre for the detainees on Pulau Senang
    169 1  - Govt. plans a community centre for the detainees on Pulau Senang ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Government is planning a community centre for the 250 de-tainee-inhabitants of the Pulau Senang penal settlement. The project calculated to help in the rehabilitation of the detainees, is expected to be undertaken
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    ROCKET PUNE'S 'MILE A SECOND' FLIGHT
    131 1 ROCKET PUNE'S 'MILE A SECOND' FLIGHT EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE. (California). Sat. An X-15 rocket plane set a speed record of 3.690 miles an hour yesterday. The speed better than a mile a second caused friction which heated the metal skin of the needlenosed plane to 750 degrees (F) Air
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    Tin reaches new high
    95 1 LONDON, Sat. --Speculators pushed tin prices to their highest level for more than eight years on the London Metal Exchange yesterday. Prices roared to 939.105. a ton. making a total rise of £59 2s. a ton since Tuesday. This was the highest level since April, 1953.
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    13 Wonders is best bet at K.L. tomorrow
    167 1 1 3 Wonders is best bet at K.L. tomorrow EASIER RACE FOR THIS HORSE By ALLAN LEWIS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— Classes four and five, when catered for as in the programme at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, always makes picking winners a difficult job. Tomorrow's 1 programme is no exception to this
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    Laos: Reds accused of 'obstruction'
    53 1 WASHINGTON. Bat The United Slates yesterday accused the Soviet Union oi "intransigence and obstruction" Sn the eflort to achieve neutral, inde- pendent Laos with a ceasefire. The State Department said that the United States would continue with "firmness and forbearance" to press for that objective
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    Sukarno in Japan
    22 1 TOKYO. Bat. President Sukarno ot Indoncsin urrived here by air last ms?ht for a week's unofficial visit to Japan.
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    Latest
    21 1 M iN. HK FU 10 > S l 1 M MALAYAN I or ma lion t Ml MEN I I i
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      'Malaya nay be able to give more land for tin' Economist
      342 2 If ONDON. Sat. Now there is no longer a buffer stock .to operate, the Tin Council at its meeting 'next week will have to concentrate on how to satisfy or pacify demand for tin this year and next, states
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      Market indices
      32 2 LONDON. Sat. The Financial rtmaa market indices lor Juno l ia>; year, week ago. previous and esterday's respect ively Tins: 273.?. 4093. 45T0. 477.2. Rubbers: 2330. 187.7 182 9. 1826.
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      Ships in port
      132 2 CHIPS lying alongside the Sineaoers wharves today are: Stnai Ma^elha*n 12. Troooh NW. 3. Perli« RW. 4. F'.awan^ NW, r >. TalUqrbios 15 16. Kuryran 1». Mathild* Maersk 19, Talav o* Ay.i 28, Gler.e^rn 3i 32. Mombasa Maru 35 36. Stanvae Riau Outer roads: VV:!.:am G. Walk!ey,
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      Higher output by Sungei Tukang offsets drop in sale price
      499 2 Higher output by Sungei Tukang offsets drop in sale price By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Saturday. gUNGEI TUKANG Rubber Company Ltd. had increased their crop from 729,156 lb. to almost 800,000 lb., according to the annual report of the chairman, Mr. J. H. Reid. Mr. Reid said that although
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      UNCERTAINTIES, BAD COMPANY NEWS, RESTRAIN BUYERS
      149 2 UNCERTAINTIES, BAD COMPANY NEWS, RESTRAIN BUYERS LONDON, Sat. The stock markets ended the week and fortnightly account on a duil note yesterday. Economic uncertainties and a batch of disappointing company statements restrained buyers and, under small end-account sales, prices eased in most sections. The only bright spot was provided by
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      Synthetic price cut
      50 2 new YORK. Sat.— Firestone Synthetic Rubber and Latex Company, a subsidiary of Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company, announces that it has reduced the price for its new natural-type dime synthetic rubber by 1\ U.S. cents to 30 U.S. cents a pound delivered in carload or truckload quantities.
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      U.S. gold stocks up
      30 2 WASHINGTON. Sat.— U.S. gold 'stocks rose by U.S. $50 million to U.S. $17,526 million in the week ending Thursday, the Treasury Department announced yesit r day.
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      Hong Kong prices
      56 2 HONG KONG. Fn. dosing j prices here today were: Previous Today H <fc S. Bank Corpora Lion $422 $420 sales sales Wbeelock Marden 516.90 $14.50 sales sales H kong phone 557.00 557.00 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $40.50 $40.50 J sales sales j Taikoo Dock $76.50
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    146 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares La^i sales m the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Fed. Dis. SloO (down 37 cents), Gammon $2.19 (down 1 cent), McAlister 51.47 (unchanged). Robinson Ords $1.44 (down 1 cent), Steamship 85 cents < unchanged S. Times $3,421 (up 74 cents), U.E. Ords $1.20
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    Airline gives polio vaccine for 30,000 in Japan
    187 2 Airline gives polio vaccine for 30,000 in Japan T ONDON, Sat.— Eight flasks of polio vaccine left here by air last night on their way to Japan to help fight an epidemic of the disease there. They were being flown via Amsterdam, Holland. The vaccine, enough for 30,000 people, is
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    EICHMANN DENIES 'DEATH GAS TRUCKS' CHARGE
    100 2 EICHMANN DENIES 'DEATH GAS TRUCKS' CHARGE JERUSALEM. Sat Adolf Eichmann denied that he had anything to do with the gas trucks used by Nazi extermination groups operating in Eastern Europe for mass klllI ings. The former S.S. Lieutenant Colonel, answering his de- fence lawyer. Dr. Robert Servatius, said: **I neither
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    Evolution probe
    25 2 TOKYO. Sat. A Japanese scientific survey team will study chimpanzees and native tribes in Tanganyika to probe the origin and evolution of man.
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    US jet crashes in sea off Tokyo
    62 2 IOKYO. Sat.— The Japanese Maritime Safety Board last night said -hey believed a United States Air Force jet aircraft had crashed into the .sea off Oshima, an island in Tokyo Bay. An official said r.\o pilots, in the aircraft were missing. A Japanese
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    Kennedy meets top defence men for talks on Berlin
    290 2 Kennedy meets top defence men for talks on Berlin WASHINGTON, Saturday. PRESIDENT KENNEDY yesterday summoned his top diplomatic and defence advisers and the congressional leaders for an unexpected two-hour luncheon conference on Berlin and other topics. As they met, the State Department said thai Western rights to be in Berlin
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.S. Pepper
      25 2 .hpm m 46. Lampong po t 47*. afio^.s 01 afloats 55, June shipment 53, sillers, ex-dock p ni price, quoted m u.s. cent.
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      114 2 LONDON, June 23. Praviou* Today RUBBER No. H»S e.i.V. European Port* Jun« unquoted unquoted 24 11/16 24 7/16 ROuitSß No. 1 RBS $Ptt 24 Z 245 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Hous* Terms, July 24 2 2411/16 T, A HT:i,,,W.....r:' il/16 /l6 .'tffEß w n i iarawak
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      New York Prices
      75 2 NEW YORK, June 23. Previous Today I' N n ll I IV «P« U 7. 75 120.00 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract, July 30. 25 30 03 *«Pt 29.10 29.00 TONE: Steady. SALES: 24 lots. Standard Contract vl 30.12* 29.70 to"?; Qu,rt. 29: 25 74 1 SALES: 24
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      Dow Jones Averages
      17 2 NEW YORK, June 23. I Previous Today i? sssr £g Si •"'MM _527.6J 228.16
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      86 2 LONDON, June 23. Preview Today COPRA Philippines c.i.f. U.K. /North European por t delivered weight per long ton July ii 63 $164 COPRA. Stiatts North European D n f I i ftttt lij m>j. ft weight per Jang tan July/Aug 160 £60i COUONUI OIL crude Straits o.i.f.
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    AMERICAN 'PEACE CORPS' CAN DO MORE HARM THAN 6000 -UNGKU AZIZ
    207 2 AMERICAN 'PEACE CORPS' CAN DO MORE HARM THAN 6000 -UNGKU AZIZ LONDON. Sat— Ungku Aziz, head of the Department of Economics at the University of Malaya, said here that the American "Peace Corps" (aimed to help foreign countries meet skilled labour shortages) "can cause more trouble than good." Speaking in
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    WOMEN JOIN IN BATTLE: 21 TRIBESMEN DIE
    91 2 WOMEN JOIN IN BATTLE: 21 TRIBESMEN DIE UMTATA. (South Africa), Sat. African women joined in a savage battle between two factions of the Tembu African tribe in which 21 tribesmen were hacked to death about 25 miles from Umtata. it was reported here yesterday. The women also plundered huts and
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    8,500 motor men now idle
    64 2 LONDON. Sat. More than 8.500 workers were idle in the British motor industry yesterday because of a strike of 2.000 workers at a London factory supplying the industry with many of' its dashboard instruments And in NEW YORK two of the six unions organising the
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      197 2 ALL SAFELY BALED *fo THANKS TO SIGNODE STEEL j STRAPPING Be it rubber bales, fru.t boxes r crates, timber, traveller's trunks general goods Signode Steel Strat ing secures it best MALAYA D SINGAPORE ["SINGAPORE TUrT'ili j OFF-COURSE BEHINC 1 Selongor Turf Club Meeting I Sunday 25th, Thursday 29rh June and
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    OLE FROM SLEEPING WKER: TWO JAILED
    53 3 OLE FROM SLEEPING WKER: TWO JAILED Sat. food-stall eping, two in ol rice tves saw yester- l\ 40, and i 36, wore at the ing Sen p ss Street 4 43 a m. ils n, pro- comSan was; j and Loo identified previous who had >w, the icn to a;
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    WO bankrupts
    14 3 Two g at the a. KharRanjii were erupts by Chong Jin resterday.
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    Judge: 'You are depriving people here of work'
    295 3  - Judge: 'You are depriving people here of work' ALEXANDRA LEE'S A hp\i i? V n f\ A u f rest ran cr > who came in the Thtt n*?*l Seek a job was told va, "dlnH 1St !*i Ct Court y<*terday that he h -.tin? g °t er Persons of
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    US educationist to talk at Nanyang
    50 3 SINGAPORE. Sat Richard L. Weaver. an American educationist will give two lectures at the Nanyang University, when he arrives here tomorrow for a three-day visit. Dr. Weaver, who is on an educational world tour, is accompanied by Mrs. Weaver and Their son and daughter.
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    Ballad singer due
    21 3 SINGAPORE, Sat.— SwedishAmerican ballad singer and guitarist William Clauson, will perform at the Victoria Theatre on July 22.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    617 3 SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE 1 NEWSJ SINGAPORE, Saturday. YESTERDAY I bumped into Charlie Phua, active chairman of the social sub-com-mittee of the Gan Eng Seng Old Students' Association, j He had not lost any of his bubbling energy. Still pleased with the success of the "April Ball" he
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    'Friend' who cheated clerk gets 3 years
    205 3 'Friend' who cheated clerk gets 3 years OINGAPORE, Sat. A clerk was cheated of $250 on his pay day by a friend who had known him for 10 years, the Second Criminal District Judge, Mr. E. H. D'Netto, was told yesterday. Charlie Choo Choon Hon. unemployed, was convicted of cheating
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    Welcome to Singapore
    96 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. P. J. C. Webster, assistant' manager for Far East of Handy Angle Ltd.. London, is here for a 10--day stay. He is staying at Prince's Hotel Garni. Mr. J. Main, a Foreign Service Officer, flew in from Britain and is staying at the Orchard Hotel. Mr.
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      374 3 Bumper Bargain Days Q Don't Miss this TODAY only. 11 j SPECIAL VAN HEUSEN SHIRTS Off E* I ll i VANTAGE USUAL $20.50 NOW $16.40 11 i SEA ISLAND USUAL $25.00 NOW $20.00 I I PURE SILK USUAL $25.00 NOW $20.00 1 ll j ALL SIZES AND COLOURS II SPECIAL
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      446 3 CINEMAS I films see Weekend Cinema CAPITOL: The Secret Ways Guide. (midnight). < CATHAY: A Breath oi Scandal (midnight). SINGAPORK POLICE BAND: ODEON: She Walks by Night Performance at Police sports, (midnight). Police Training School ground. REX: Warlord of Crete (mid- Thomson Road, 3.30 p.m.; Tonight), morrow: At Bukit Panjang
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    Japan today is no more the Japan of war time, says Bishop
    218 4 Japan today is no more the Japan of war time, says Bishop I OINGAPORE, Sat.— The Japan of today I is entirely different I from the atrocious Jai' pan of the World War II days. So says the Rt. Rev. C. K. i Salisbury, Bishop of Singai pore, in a
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    BUDDHISTS TO CELEBRATE POSON WITH VARIETY SHOW
    99 4 BUDDHISTS TO CELEBRATE POSON WITH VARIETY SHOW SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Buddhist Youth League, formed only a month ago. will hold a variety concert to celebrate the Poson full moon on Monday at the Sri Lankarama Temple at 7.30 p.m. The Poson full moon commemorates the day when Buddhism first
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    Clerk promoted
    28 4 TAIPING, Sat. Mr. B. H. Thomas, chief clerk of the Central Electricity Board here has been promoted office assistant and transferred to the Kuala Lumpur office.
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    GOING TO BRAZIL FOR ANOTHER 6 YEARS' SERVICE TO MANKIND
    172 4 GOING TO BRAZIL FOR ANOTHER 6 YEARS' SERVICE TO MANKIND SINGAPORE. Sat. Two women from Australia on their way back to Brazil for another "six years of service to mankind." were on board the liner Stratheden. They were Captain Joan McGuigan and Captain E. MacKenzie of the Salvation Army in
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    Family planning plea
    37 4 IPOH, Sat. The chairman of the Perak Family Planning Association, Mrs Rosalind Foo, wants the Federation Government to accept the idea of a national family planning campaign to check the "wild growth of population."
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    Generous Singaporeans can't find enough children to 'adopt' in home
    262 4 Generous Singaporeans can't find enough children to 'adopt' in home SINGAPORE, Saturday. fHE generosity of Singaporeans is once again proved by the fact that there are today more "sponsors" than children in the Trafalgar Home the State's leper settlement. This is revealed in the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association's annual report.
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    Her songs earned $16,200 for fire victims' fund
    257 4 Her songs earned $16,200 for fire victims' fund OINGAPORE, Sat.— A team of 37 variety artistes including pretty 21-year-old Miss Wong Peck who was elected "Charity Queen" helped to collect 533.269 for the Bukit Ho Swee fire relief fund at the Rcdiflusion show held at the Victoria Memorial Hall this
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    CULTURAL GROUP NEEDS $100,000 FOR ITS NEW HEADQUARTERS
    151 4 CULTURAL GROUP NEEDS $100,000 FOR ITS NEW HEADQUARTERS SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Arya Samaj. a cultural and religious organisation, is seeking contributions for its $100,000 three-storey headquarters in Syed Alwi Road. The Samaj secretary, Mr Shridhar Tripathi, said that $40,000 had already been collected. Among the leading donors are Mr.
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    Parker to visit
    24 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Britain's Lord Chief Justice Lord Parker, and Lady Parker will arrive here next Thursday on a four-day visit
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    Institution spent $160.000 to treat 110'000
    89 4 Institution spent $160.000 to treat 110'000 Medical ijg I all iftj lU es last vte 4 me to mVV OO Tons assjsj tary to tfeTj Manapemer. The institution dent. u -fcj l! i- s staffed h« nan. who workw! 3 P.m daily Twli! do not accepV' ar /;-S ar <\
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    Coronation dri
    30 4 KLAXG.Sa: -fIJ of Selangor and ha j uill bo driven round! immediately ifo O crowned at th :/y'A of the newly-baju J Alam Shah here q-"w2 day. i
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      50 4 Tomorrow's church services Sa"-"^ 7 30 10 IS^SS*™ 1 .•$«»■•"<» 'Highland Road): 6.30 .a. 8 mmmmmimm J£sgzz.?st£& s-^aaa SS-^J 2^^ (Bras Basah Rd.): 0.30 ail., 8 Lady tfUurdS? (Ophl?^? 6pm g> 8 am 43 PJn Jsn^sv^ss^s iCH 3 K d rk3 3S a^^^ tM M. MM^taM I I^JLSiSf ELjnt Mar,
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    THE ART OF LIVING
    455 5  -  WILFRED A. PETERSON a ppmess doesn't come from money alone How to face the challenge of each new day BY Yyo^i unawa^ p P iness an <* it. Happiness comes upor Of hanni^ Whl C y U aFe hel P in others Th pWloSOphj which reads-
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      124 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice Fred Dickenson MANDRAKE b y Lee Falk and Phil Davis f T CQULPM'T gg PRoeS.V NJSITM&? V- MAYBS HYPMOSIS-T'| s KJO"CMfEP— ~~~^JTlooK--^ THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake M by Chic Young RLONDIE 7 V 1 f^. n. HEY— DON'T THESE STILL f
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    A literary road to harmony
    365 6 A literary road to harmony TELLING THE PEOPLE L— 'u-a— .<.J *THE English Society 1 of Nanyang University has. through I its organ, Suloh Nantah. expressed its desire to promote racial harmony through literary intercourse between the Chinese. Malay and Indian communities here. Efforts ma do on such lines, v
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      Arm-rests are needed to stop slipping
      198 6 Arm-rests are needed to stop slipping The day a good conductor saved a woman from falling off bus J WAS in a bus approaching Gillinan Circus in Alexandra Road the other day when, suddenly, the conductor stopped collecting fares and hurried towards the entrance. The reason for his action soon
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      PRO in schools move is welcome news
      112 6 PRO in schools move is welcome news IT is welcome news that Singapore's schools are to have their own public relations officers. As a man with several children attending school, I hav< often wondered it" the Ministry or Education would ever bring in a sys- tern for relations between school
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      Hula-hoops can serve better use
      135 6 Hula-hoops can serve better use OOME time ago. we found ourselves caught up in the world- wide hula-hoop-ins craze. Thousands ot men. women and children here rushed to buy the hoops. The ability to hula-hoop well was then regarded as an achievement. Newspapers carried .pictures of little charmers gaily hula-hooping
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    100 YEARS AGO
    119 6 1 00 YEARS AGO the Free Press reported "Pinang a fire broke out in a hut behind the Police Station in Ayer Hitam village on the evening of Sunday last and spread to the adjoining huts and the station, which were burned to the ground. A wind sprang u D
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    65 6 A WOMAN in Adelaide 1 was catapulted through the windscreen of her husband's car on to another vehicle and landed in th* road when the two cars collided. Five hours later, the bruised and shaken woman Mrs. L.E. Evans gave birth to a child in the hospital,
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    A 'KENG HUA' THAT FLOWERED 8 TIMES: ANY TO BEAT IT?
    182 6 A 'KENG HUA' THAT FLOWERED 8 TIMES: ANY TO BEAT IT? I UNDERSTAND that the 'Keng Hua' flower, which has a legendary background, very rarely blooms, and when it does bloom it is reputed to bring with it good fortune. About two years ago 1 obtained a leaf of this
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    TEETH... and sweets
    87 6 TEETH and sweets MRS. H. G. LEE is perfectly right in stressing the need for proper dental care among children, instead of denying them sweets as suggested by "Teacher" and "Worried Mum." My eight-year-old son has always been a glutton for sweets and chocolates. but he has never had to
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    ONE-MINUTE SERMON
    108 6 The wages the gift Romans vi. 23. SET this verse beside Mark viii. 36-37. The issue is one of profit and loss, but trie loss is earned and final, while the profit is a gift beyond words «'II Corinthians ix. 15. For fuller understanding read Ezekiel. chapter xviii.
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    Dear Sir..
    31 6 Dear Sir. WHY is it that when an artist loses his temper its regarded as "temperament," but if I let oft steam I'm accused of being downright grumpy? H H Singapore.
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    QUESTION FOR POLICE: WHAT CAN A MAN DO TO CATCH CROOK?
    172 6 QUESTION FOR POLICE: WHAT CAN A MAN DO TO CATCH CROOK? ]y|UCH praise has recently conic from the police and the Press for the citizens who have helped in fighting crime and apprehend ing criminals in Singapore. While wholeheartedly endorsing this praise and fully agreeing that we, as citizens have
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    Complaint over smoking not surprising
    106 6 Complaint over smoking not surprising This is year page: Write to us if you have grouses or views to air MR. H. Asian's complaint about children who smoke is not one bit surprising to me. As a schoolteacher. I have often had to reprimand certain boys on this score. What
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    Life is like that
    25 6 Life is like that £55| If 11 -Ah. Beasts' ti in their' they coiii' i knot Susssa JJ»nd as rive m,;,i" watch mad, in th.7:
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    49 6 T\eak Now longer ex ected i excellent should get out j g The skp's the but who worUi are i tfu ken t>f B'lt.sh girk they are made I PIICII :rill b; th M Utiot Off 0:r hi Therefore I set, MimsiC Mart |MIV your rocket!
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      270 6 TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE 10.30 Album of familiar music; Short Wave Service- 110 0 Saturday night is melody night: 12 (midnight) Close 11 metres (7250 kc s.i down. Medium Wave Service RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres). i metres P.M.— 1.15 Summary of proAJtf.~ll.oo Programme sum- grammes for the afternoon; 1.18 mary; 11.02
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    Id. 2 man of Phone Board to retire this month
    104 7 Id. 2 man of Phone Board to retire this month Sat.— Mr. an, deputy nager of the Telephone tire at the s month after rvice. given by the rci> conferrtveived a (dale in ap- og service. a as made tit, the gen- behalf of thanking > service. rred to the
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    HUNDRED AT FUNERAL PASTOR'S SON
    82 7 HUNDRED AT FUNERAL PASTOR'S SON BiPORI Sat More ■b people irom i kbnt rchea here at- v. mera] oi Mr. Song Hua 32, As ciate Editors International N'■ Jersey, at hg\ metcrv I Bang eldest son of IW S H. Hang, pastor Snshwa Methodist: after a long M his residence
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    Customs holiday
    10 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Sf S? in°soU •■ESS district.
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    Poetry Society
    6 7 at n a.m. tomorrow.
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    Dalai Lama's plea to S'pore: Help refugees from Tibet
    272 7 pJlffi.™ to Mr. Koo Kin KS i- nZ A othe r sea-scouls, to at•tiid a jjmi)oree in Austria In a letter to Mr. Thomas Tan. Acting District Scout Commissioner of Pasir Panjang. Mr. Foo said that he had had the rare
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    CASH AND CLOTHES FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    95 7 SINGAPORE, Sot.— Members of the Sembowong Hills Estate Community Association and residents donated $206.62 and six bundles of clothing to victims of the Bukit Ho Swee fire. The donation was made through its president, Mr. Michael Wong, secretary, Mr. Peter Mason, and committee member,
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    BOARD TO START SPECIAL MALAY CLASSES FOR THE AUGUST EXAMS
    233 7 BOARD TO START SPECIAL MALAY CLASSES FOR THE AUGUST EXAMS CINGAPORE, Sat. 1° The Adult Education Board of Singaj pore will organise special classes for candidates preparing tor the Ministry of Education Public National Language Examinations in August this year. Details of the classes are as follows: Standard One: Three
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    Union meeting
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The general committee of the Housing and Development Board Workers Union will hold a meeting tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the union premises, 76. Race Course Road.
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    Admiralty Staff Union dinner
    59 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The 550-strong Singapore Admiralty Local Staff Union will hold a dinner party at its premises at Farrer Park at 7.30 p.m. today to celebrate the fourteenth anniversary of its foundation. The Union President. Mr. Peter Vincent, said that this was the first time a
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    WATCHES, TRAYS FOR TWO
    96 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two store-keepers, Mr. Tay Soo Lan and Mr. Lee Chin Nam, who retired after a total of 40 years' service with Joseph Travers and Sons Ltd., were presented with silver- trays by colleagues and watches by the company at a tea party. Picture shows,
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    'Golden Voice' title for housewife
    36 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mrs. Yvonne Thasanan. won the Selangor "Miss Golden Voice" contest held at the Telecoms Headquarters here. Runner-up was Miss K. Lawrence, and third was Miss Koh Tick Chong.
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    U.S. Consulate to move into own home on Monday
    187 7 U.S. Consulate to move into own home on Monday SINGAPORE, Saturday. AFTER occupying rented buildings for the past 125 years, the American ConsulateGeneral in Singapore now has a building of its own. The newly constructed $1,500,000 building will be officially opened when the U.S. flag is raised at a ceremony
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    NEW COMMITTEE TO ENSURE PUBLIC NEEDS ARE CARRIED OUT
    222 7 NEW COMMITTEE TO ENSURE PUBLIC NEEDS ARE CARRIED OUT SINGAPORE, Sat. The Government has replaced the Urban and Rural Services Advisory Council by the Urban and Rural Services Consultative Committee. The Consultative Committee nas been lormed to ensure tnat the needs of the public are properly represented whetner they come
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      353 7 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... 1 IJBW AFTER th^morning's TAURUS TWO paths' Wsl ir ii w >w devotional duties you must sible action can cause confusion voc h.™ -j-jj-j; -ta-ss ssjFSb&f- and 3X ffV" up your mini S! "S'i^u/ 1 111 1 adVlCt -t f the da,, stars have given you
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    There's wide choice of creepers for local gardens
    831 8 There's wide choice of creepers for local gardens GARDENING COLUMN Have you any questions? Just write in 800 ORANGE RED, CLAW-SHAPED BLOOMSALL IN A SINGLE NOVEMBER BURST ]^jALA\AX gardens are not lacking in ornamental climbers and the local garden lover is fortunate in that he has a wide variety of
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    THE SINGAPORE GARDENING SOCIETY IS OPEN TO EVERYONE
    334 8 THE SINGAPORE GARDENING SOCIETY IS OPEN TO EVERYONE THOSE of you who read these gardening articles are obviously interested in plants and gardens and in finding out more about them. Many of you may not know that there is an old established and active Gardening Society hi Singapore. This Society
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    THE ALTERNATIVES
    84 8 See the instructions for making the coffee table-cum-plant stand (fis. 1) then make these alterations for a: SEWING TABLE: (Fig. 2): Allow Ym. extra on the shelves, to overlap the centre. Make lift-uo lids, hinged to each shelf, with a piece cut out of the middle of the
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    A USEFUL COFFEE TABLE TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE LOOK GAYER
    292 8 A USEFUL COFFEE TABLE TO MAKE YOUR HOUSE LOOK GAYER BY OUR HANDYMAN sitting-room is complete without a coffee table, so here is an idea for one. It can serve not only as coffee table, but can be used for displaying plants, storing sewing, knitting or books. However you use
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    Beauty Lesson
    347 9 k FOR THE I LADY Pfashion m FILM STAR ARIA SCHELL v cjts \m Hollywood fter turned on me i was fhosen for j *afca lhe X role lKn Monroe had exL a desire to play s The u,ers Karama/ov." Mkenka demands jleas physically atnTe v possible, and
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    Male models hit the top
    303 9 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT NOT. strictly speaking, my territory: but anyone who reads, the shiny magazines these days, or drops in on a photographic session, or chafei with the girl who runs the model agency, can't avoid awareness of an extraordinary current phenomenon in London
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    SIMPLICITY—the Keynote of Spanish fashion
    417 9  - SIMPLICITY— the Keynote of Spanish fashion JEANNE GRAHAM JUST ONE SUPERB FEATURE ON EACH MADRID DRESS DATELINE MADRID: BY CPAIN'S reputation for beautiful women goes back to the time of Don Juan. Her reputation for beautiful fashions is much newer but just as well deserved. After the hurly-burly of the
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    NOW A SPRITE-STYLED MIDGET FOR M.G. ENTHUSIASTS
    803 9  - NOW A SPRITE-STYLED MIDGET FOR M.G. ENTHUSIASTS CHAN CHIN BOCK MOTORING NEWS AND VIEWS.... BY IN the midst of all the hustle and bustle of our own Johore Grand Prix this week comes news of an all-new economy-priced British sports car that I venture to predict will be all the
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    Grand Prix favourites
    23 10 CHAN LYE CHOON...who can stop the Lola winning the big prize? SUZUKI... this Japanese ace on the Honda won't miss
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    Screaming its way...into a major motor racing show
    726 10  - Screaming its way... into a major motor racing show KEN JALLEH IT SEEMS THAT MACAO IS LOSING THIS RACE says SINGAPORE, Saturday. CCREAMIXG motor-bikes and roaring supercharged racing cars will shatter the peace and blast the quiet of the sea-side town of Johore Bahru but it's something the people of
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    The specialised job of accommodating thousands
    262 10 WITH 100,000 spectators most of whom crossing the causeway from Singapore expected to watch the year's motor racing event each day crowd accommodation has become a specialised job for the Singapore Motor Club. Before these thousands were awake this morning, nearly 1,000 Singapore Motor
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    WORLD'S TOP RACING CARS! WILL BE ON SHOW
    217 10 ON show at the two-day Johore Grand Prix starting today will be some of the finest racing cars among them the Lola Climax, making its debut. The Lola Climax was specially imported into Singapore for the event by Singapore's internationally known racer,
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    Basket and volleyball matches for Fire Fund: Selangor cagers to challenge our best
    293 10  - Basket and volleyball matches for Fire Fund: Selangor cagers to challenge our best B. NORMAN by SINGAPORE, Sat. 'THE Singapore Amax teur Basketball Federation and the Singapore Volleyball Association have arranged two charity matches in aid of the Bukit Ho Swee Fire Relief Fund to be played at the Happy
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    H.K. Chinese tee S'pore Cup strength tonight
    192 10  - H.K. Chinese tee S'pore Cup strength tonight C. CHELLAPPAH By rpHE Singapore Amateur fv° Re^J A selectors made a surpris, o k*% Singapore Youth representative] r^ place of left full bark Matonoon* ?^U night's match between Sineannr udas^f3 Kong Chinese. The association mado tttii change after announcing the team earlier.
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    New dates for SCA fixtures
    44 10 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Singapore Cricket Association announced yesterday that the Civilians •A" versus Services "A match irtll now be played on July 8 and 9 Junior tourney matches, scheduled for July 9. will now ix played on July 2.
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      327 10 The weekend 4k TOD.W „i \\u vj( H MOTOR RACING Second Jo a v' l hore Coronation Grand Pri\ at > >TB\li Mh [i Johore Bahru, 7 a.m. Sukaramai ft |^1 ATHLETICS: Police Annual %;on "r' V ;r Sports Thomson Rd. 2.00 p.m. Foursome oi V Gevlang District Meet Dun-
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    551 11 jjICKI .here at a 1 lt all the I M 1 e rs select j E FKE PRESS _alun iiwis t«ispass E THIE ST **ITS riMES MALAY MAIL NANYAN6 NAN FANS "W 6 !3~WONDIIiS JPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER LMY KWEI LOH MA
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    65 11 Results of I Community jurmukq) igJhi vow: :a: A and Oug Yong l Eng i>-15. and Goh Soon Nam b:. Michael u rn a! fl Jay Ngee Yeow 1&-7. 15-11 Yon^ Chow and Lim Kal En* bt T>Tn York boon and Teojoo Kin 15-11, 15-.. Lee Tong Jmvi
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    PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
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    REBELS WILL HAVE A TOUGH TIME TOMORROW
    153 11 SINGAPORE, Sat.—Leaders of the Softball Association's B division, the Rebels will have a tough time holding on to their unbeaten record when they take on the Hornets on the University ground at 4 p.m. tomorrow. The just-a-shade-un lucky Hornets, positioned third in the
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    Entertainment and Amagasaki two best for Kuala Lumpur
    1552 12 Entertainment and Amagasaki two best for Kuala Lumpur I Today! Allan Lewis names tomorrow's winners MB THE main race double at K. L. tomorrow should go to Entertainment IV and Amagasaki, whose recent form has been consistent. Af Penang last month Entertainment IV won overs£ F. then finished second to
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    YORKSHIRE SLIP FROM THE TOP: HAMPSHIRE NEW LEADERS
    352 12 YORKSHIRE SLIP FROM THE TOP: HAMPSHIRE NEW LEADERS LONDON. Sat. English County cricket champions Yorkshire slipped from the top of the table yesterday when they were beaten by eight wickets by Gloucestershire at Bristol. The new leaders are Hampshire, who coasted to a 10--wicket victory over Leicester at Hinckley. There
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    All-Singapore, always on attack, unlucky vs. Hong Kong Chinese
    373 12 Spore, Sat HONG KONG Chinese were held to a 2-2 draw by All-Singapore in the visitors second match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. All-Singapore, who made four changes during the interval, were always on the attack and were very unlucky not
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