The Singapore Free Press, 26 June 1961

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    12 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** MONDAY, JUNE 26, 1961 15 CENTS
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    RED SUBS IN INDONESIA
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    Jakarta deal with Russia reported
    82 1 Jakarta deal with Russia reported ;}y, kPORE, Mon. Russian subs may soon be Indonesian lias won !»ic fool-South-East *hange for i military ilu IndoI tic S\ tithe ci e-2 1 j.,va where submarine the Paciiic ls were later Japanese. deal follows to FeUng an i.uio- luciear bombs I i s
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    NURSE AND BANK WORKER SHARE $500: THEY TRIED QUIZ FROM START
    222 1 NURSE AND BANK WORKER SHARE $500: THEY TRIED QUIZ FROM START SINGAPORE, Mon. A nurse at the General Hospital and a bank employee will share the S5OO prize money from the Free Press Word Puzzle AW." They are Miss Agnes Oh. c o Brebner House. General Hospital. Singapore. 3 and
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    Fabiola surprise for Belgium: 'No baby,' says palace
    259 1 Fabiola surprise for Belgium: 'No baby,' says palace BRUSSELS, Monday. OELGIANS were surprised last night by an announcement that Queen Fabiola was not expecting a baby "in the near future." The country had buzzed with speculation about a possible date after Pope John's controversial disclosure on June 9 that the
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    Jack feels 'good'
    28 1 MIDDLEBURG. (Virginia), Mon. -President Kennedy, feeling "very good' in his recovery from a back Strain and virus infection attendedl rhurcli services yesterday with Mrs. Kennedy
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    St. Henry VI?
    22 1 rnNDON Mon.— A Church ol EiSnd near is reported yester5 1 m he trying to persuade the gASSsaSSVR atnt
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    New 'save water' plea: The forecast is 'no rain'
    290 1 New 'save water' plea: The forecast is 'no rain' SINGAPORE, M o n.— The public was again asked this morning to save water as the Meteorological Department forcecast no rain in Johore or Singapore during the next 24 hours. A City Council spokesman said the public will have to save
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    Chairlift plunge
    36 1 BONNEVILLE. French Alps, Mon. A mountain chalrlift plunged out of control at 50 miles an hour down to its lover terminal I near here yesterday killing one Swiss woman tourist and seriously injuring another.
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    A dog's life
    41 1 BRUSSELS. Mon. All 39 dogs of the village of Juseret, in the Belgian Ardennes, were killed by order of the local authorities after a mad dog bit three people. The Belgian SPCA termed this "a misuse of authority."
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    Bus crash: 1 killed
    35 1 SENS (Burgundy), Mon. A coach carrying English tourists was "sliced in two" yesterday when It crashed into a tree near here after a tyre burst. One woman of 55 was killed.
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    Undercover 'blue book'
    113 1 i^OLOMBO. Mon.— One conVj sequence of the Ceylon Government's policy to make Sinhalese the official language Is that "blue books" are now available in Sinhalese in place of French and English. Mr. William Fernando. M.P.. told Parliament that he was stunned to .see what he termed "sexy
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    50,000 SEE WORLD CLASS RACING AT JOHORE GRAND PRIX
    171 1 50,000 SEE WORLD CLASS RACING AT JOHORE GRAND PRIX JOHORE BAH R U. Mon. —The last two days constituted the busiest weekend here when more than 50,000 spectators from Singapore and all parts of the Federation rushed in to see the thrills of the second Johore Coronation Grand Prix. The
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    Coronation covers: Last 2 days
    50 1 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Sales of first cay covers io be used with (he .special 10-cen. postage .stump io mark the coronation of "he Suit an of Selangor end here tomorrow evening. The special stomps will be available at the Ueneral Posr Office on Wednesday—the Corona uon Day.
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    Govt. bans four more U.S. magazines
    192 1 Govt. bans four more U.S. magazines YELLOW CULTURE CLAMP CONTINUES SINGAPORE, M o n.— The Singapore Government has stepped up its anti-yellow culture policy with the banning of four more American magazines published bimonthly in New York. They are "Man's Lite. "Mans Daring/ -Wildcat Adventures" and "Peril Magazine." They are
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    Latest
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    TWO GIANT TANKERS TO BE BUILT AT COST OF $56 mil.
    484 2 JPANJONG P A G A R Mon. Europear Yards will build twe 80.000-ton tankers foi the Anglo Americar Shipping Company, t spokesman for the company announced ir London. The tankers, which will cost about $28 million each, will be
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    Airline has plan for $400 trip from London to New York
    503 2 Airline has plan for $400 trip from London to New York FTB R BH HU PAYA LEBAR, Monday. NEW YORK to London by air for $400— but with no meals and no seat reservations is the revolutionary service being proposed by Seaboard and Western. The American airline thinks its plans
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    TIN PRODUCTION CANT MEET CONSUMPTION -THE TIMES
    210 2 LONDON. Mon.— Reviewing the future ot the tin industry in the light of the forthcoming Tin Council j meetings here. The Times j j states that the main worry !at present is that tin proi duction is not capable of I meeting current
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    Rubber, tin outlook
    51 2 NEW YORK. Mon.— United Nations experts in their ;;»e»mt nt c: 1 96 i prospects for primary producing countries say that natural rubber earnings will almost certo Inly be beiov. the 1960 level because ol lower prices and that tin earnings will probably exceed the ii 60
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    Refinery shuts down
    45 2 PORT ARTHUR. (Texas), Men Trie Texaco refinery at Port Arthur, one ol the largest in the world, shui down operations over the weekend after 4,600 workers j spurned pleas of onion leaders and I refused to cross national maritime union picket lines.
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    Ships in port
    32 2 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves today are: Ivinghoc Beacob >>A. Poivdoi!;-- 10 ii, Mandowj 42 13, Norfolk 1 Sarpedon B 9, Rajah IS, St-nn; NW.S, Stlan^or NW.4. i
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    World's largest electric furnace
    45 2 MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet engineers have designed the world's largest three-phase, three-electrode electric furnace, capable of producing about 250.000 tons of top quality steel a year. The furnace is to be put into operation in 1965, the Soviet news agency Tass said.
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    Iraq claims Kuwait a week after it gets full freedom
    220 2 Iraq claims Kuwait a week after it gets full freedom BAGDAD, Mon.— Major-General Abdul Karim Kassem, the Iraqi Prime Minister, said last night that the oil-rich Persian Gulf state of Kuwait which was under British protection until a week ago —was "an integral part of Iraq." The Prime Minister's statement
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    Biggest pipeline
    46 2 GENOA. Mon. Work has begun on a 620-mile oil pipeline irom Genoa to Switzerland and south Germany at a cost of £28 million crossing two Alpine passes spanning 30 rivers and passing through five miles of specially! constructed tunnels This is Europe's biggest pipeline.
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    Dr. A stays firm on Berlin: 'We won't negotiate'
    190 2 Dr. A stays firm on Berlin: 'We won't negotiate' Lhp ix- XEW YORK Monday. Jilh West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, said hero last ni^ht there was nothing to negotiate with the Soviet Union over Berlin. Neither the West German Government nor the people would approve any form of recognition
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    GHANA ORDERS TOTAL BAN ON EXPORTS TO S. AFRICA
    100 2 GHANA ORDERS TOTAL BAN ON EXPORTS TO S. AFRICA ACCRA. Mon—The Ghana Government has imposed a total ban on the cxS° r L of all its Produce to fcouth Africa and Southwest Africa, according to the Commercial and Industrial (official) Bulletin published here. The Bulletin said the ban will come
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    Nickel mining
    20 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia will begin mining nickel ore in South Celebes with the aid of Japanese technical teams.
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    The toothless ones
    29 2 LONDON. Mon. Between 10 and 15 million of the 52 million people in Britain wear dentures, the annual conference of the British Dental Association was told.
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    YURI MAY BE INVITED TO U.S., SAYS PAPER
    131 2 YURI MAY BE INVITED TO U.S., SAYS PAPER WASHINGTON. Mon. A report that the first spaceman Russia's Major Yuri Gagarin may visit the United States this Autumn, has appeared under banner headlines In the Washington evening newspaper Daily News. The report said "scientific circles are buzzing about the possibility." If
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    Warning No. 157
    42 2 TOKYO. Mon. Communist China News Agency said yesterday a U.S. military plane "intruded" into the air space over China's territory and the Foreign Office has issued its 157 th "serious warning" to the United States for such military "provocation."
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    Tax more advice
    21 2 UNITED NATIONS. Mon.— The United Nations has advised underdeveloped countries to tax more, save more and spend less.
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    Call to probe Japanese ingenuity
    352 2 LONDON Monday. AN article in The Daily Mirror devoted attention to the ingenuity of Japanese motorcycle production and urged British manufacturers to examine the "systematic way the Japanese set out to achieve domination of lightweight motorcycle racing." The writer of the article, Patrick Mennem, declared:
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    Nine in mass jail-break: Police surround London as hunt for fugitives gets under
    194 2 Nine in mass jail-break: Police surround London as hunt for fugitives gets under T ONDON, Mon.— Police all *J over Britain were hunting last night for nine convicts who made a mass breakout from Wandsworth London's "trouble jail" on Saturday. London police combed the capital's underworld, ordered to "get these
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    BIG RUSH TO BEACHES AS ENGLAND HITS A SULTRY 85
    180 2 BIG RUSH TO BEACHES AS ENGLAND HITS A SULTRY 85 LONDON, Mon. Blue skies and blazing sunshine brought out the bikinis in Britain's seaside resorts, swimming pools and lidos yesterday and car owners made it then biggest motoring aay m record. The Royal Automobile Club announcing the motormu record, reported
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    Nikita bra? We'll be ahead of by 1970
    155 2 Nikita bra? We'll be ahead of by 1970 Moscow i Khrushchev «iT ycstfTdav that i TTninr, ut the S union wu& < f v 1 country in <: would pu.sh ;!vr..! or: i; out of te pj^jWl speech Party r capital oV"'" Kt ,4% said "We, th nas existed for
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    BEVERLY (SHE WAS ERROL FLYNN SPECIAL FRIEND) WEDS DESIGN
    109 2 AS VEGAS. Hon.— Beverly Aadland. one-time constant oOlll|NUlfon ol ttw late Errol Fly nn. wms bcgi:.ning what she described w "'a whole new life" hero alter her marriage at the weekend to Maurice De Leon. I 22 year old Lo> Ange
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      29 2 I THE OtVL.Y J I AC/BATTE RV^' SI I TRAIXISISTOR RAPJ»J IB liilF I ■Ri|;;i._ V Sole Agents for Singapore, Moloyo fQ/UPA" I r 3P-Q, CLIFFORD MOUSE. X I
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    PERSEVERE FOR PROGRESS' CALL
    275 3 Inche Yusof gets big welcome in Chua Chu Kang gINGAPORE, Man. A country will be denied progress and prosperity it' the people cannot unite in their national endeavours by putting aside self and sectional interests. This was stressed by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin
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    Hospital's fund drive: Up make it a success'
    82 3 Hospital's fund drive: Up make it a success' Mrs thi flrst appointed SI Andrew's yesterday public to ron- and poor State. was speaking ingapore said stall had r n.ooo outhildren who tal's 60-odd t ry year patients, ts needed to rk. As a reeai The spttal that irned away ol
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    BIG FIRE: THIRD PAYMENT THIS WEEK
    114 3 BIG FIRE: THIRD PAYMENT THIS WEEK SINGAPORE, Mon. The Bufcii Ho Swee Fire National Relief Fund Conimittee wHI make its third payment of rehabilitation grant and rent subsidy to the fire victims as follows: Delta Ganges Community Centre < for those staying with friends and relatives) an Tuesday and Wednesday
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    Two teachers get certificates
    42 3 JESSELTON. Mon. Two Divisional Commissioners ol Girl Guides here have received the first Girl Guide Training Certificates ever presented in North Borneo. They are Miss Margaret Yong and Miss Shirley Yung, teachers attached to St. Agnes School, Jesselton.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    68 3 Dr. Paul Stevens, Executive Secretary of the Radio and Television Commission of America arrived from Jakarta by Garuda. Mr. Ellsworth Donald and Mr. C. Clerke, officials of Banters Trust Company of America, are staying at Raffles Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Theiss. from Germany, are touring Singapore.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    664 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S GB HJJJJ SINGAPORE, Monday. IT IS five mouths since Shirley Vanderput returned from n two-year radiographer's course at I niversity don. Shirley, now working at the General Hospital, looked around for a rewarding interest outside her job and found the answer by becoming a member of
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    Cold Storage staff get first clubhouse—after 31 years
    188 3 Cold Storage staff get first clubhouse after 31 years SINGAPORE, Mon. More than 300 friends and members of the Singapore Cold Storage Social and Sports Club attended the official opening of its clubhouse by Mr. T. G. Cotterell, the company's general manager, at Empire Dock. It was a big occasion
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      305 3 $500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK our r Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the bac|c page Automation or selection? you can have both with the new. Contessa [[I fj r E /fzEISS, IKO'7 f^caU :r it-- t ControUed I AuloTrßtion'-and^dwt^ I r^PK?^i I is I that you
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      248 3 CINEMAS i ROYAL: Manappandal \LH\MBKA: The Ten Com- (Tamil). 1.30. 5. 8.30. mandmente 3.30. 8. TAJ: Y atim Mustapha <MaCAPITOL: Loves of Hercules j lay). 3.15. 6.15. 9.10. 1.45". 4. 6.30. 9.30. j CATHAY: Shr Walks By te Night 1.30. 4. 6.30. 9.30. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: GLOBE: Five Gates to
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    Society gave 184 loans for medical reasons
    142 4 Society gave 184 loans for medical reasons SINGAPORE, Mon. Loans for medical attention constituted bulk of the claims by members of the Singapore Mercantile Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society last year, revealed the Society's annual report. There were 184 such loans amounting to $33,045. In addition there were also 59
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    MORE MALAYANS ARE VISITING HONG KONG AND CHINA
    106 4 MORE MALAYANS ARE VISITING HONG KONG AND CHINA pENANG. Mon. More Malayans visited China and Hong Kong last year, a .spokesman of the Immigration Headquarters disclosed. Altogether. 8.360 Malayans the highest total since 1957 went to China and Hong Kong against 3,065 in 1959 and 3.463 in 1958. The spokesman
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    Writer studies impact of settlers' languages on Malayan culture
    143 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A WELL-KNOWN Malayalam author in Singapore, Mr. Poravankara Narayanan Nair, 55, is making a study of the impact of immigrants' languages on the evolution of a Malayan culture. Mr. Nair came to Singapore from Kerala. India. 35 years ago
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    Varsity union plans bigger Welfare Week to aid charities
    506 4 Varsity union plans bigger Welfare Week to aid charities SINGAPORE, Monday. THE University of Malaya in Singapore Students' Union will hold its fifth annual Welfare Week from July 15 to 22. The Welfare Week will be in keeping with the union's policy to "keep with the people." This year it
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    STUDENT MODELS WILL HELP TO RAISE MONEY AT FASHION SHOW
    250 4 STUDENT MODELS WILL HELP TO RAISE MONEY AT FASHION SHOW SINGAPORE, Mon. Sixteen university undergraduates here will make their debut in an International Fashion Show on Wednesday at a charity film premiere. The fashion show, which will present the national costumes of 16 countries as well as sports and evening
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    Klang by-election
    42 4 KLANG, Mon. A by-elec-tion will be held in Telok Gadang Besar Ward, Klang. because the unopposed Alliance candidate, Inche Mohamed Yamin bin Abdul Kadir, 59, did not hand in his declaration of acceptance within the prescribed period of 30 days.
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    For arbitration
    24 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The five-year-old dispute between the Government and 500 stenographers over salary revision is now to be referred to arbitration.
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    Free film shows: Where to go
    43 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Ministry of Culture will give tree film shows at Jalan Ang Siang Kong, off Tampines Road: Hong Lim Green; Pulau Sudeng: Aliwal Street children's playground: and RNTD Quarters. Naval Base, at seven o'clock tonight.
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    New postal agency
    31 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications Dato V. T. Sambanthan, will open a new postal agency at Ban Foo. in Johore. on July 1.
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    KAMPONG WOMEN JOIN ADULT LITERARY CLASSES
    133 4 KAMPONG WOMEN JOIN ADULT LITERARY CLASSES PASIR PANJANG, Mon.— Seventy-eight people living here have registered at the recently opened West Coast Road Community Centre as students for adult literacy classes in both Chinese and English and two-thirds of this number are kampong women. In a letter to the Adult Education
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    Red-shirt burglar gets year's jail
    76 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A red sports shirt led to the arrest of a burglar who got away with $1,253 in cash and jewellery from a hotel on April 6. the first magistrate's court was told. Mohammed Noor bin Ibrahim, 25, of Batu Lane, was jailed
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    S'PORE WEDDINGS
    68 4 MR. AND MRS. Dominic Gabriel after their wedding at the Church of Our Lady, Star of the Sea in Scmbawang. Mr. Gabriel, is a foreman writer. The bride was the former Miss Jane Charles. MR. AND MRS. Wilkie Chow Khyc Cheong, after their marriage at Wesley Methodist Church,
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    Dictation master be repined by
    185 4 Dictation master be repined by S.NGAP ORt ig J I pIPILS taking the Shorthand of the London Chamber 0 r x<lllll H Singapore next month will be mm" 1 long-playing examination nro, i K[^ These records will re- place the dictation master and eliminate complaints of faulty pronunciation, j inaudibility
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    FAMILY PLANNING FORUM TO BE HELD IN MALAY
    96 4 FAMILY PLANNING FORUM TO BE HELD IN MALAY SINGAPORE, Mon. The! Adult Education Board is sponsoring a public forum on "Family Planning" on July 3 at the Infant Welfare Clinic In Jalan Eunos. All discussions will be con- ducted entirely in the Maiay language. The forum, which starts at 7
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    Politically-minded women wanted
    59 4 PENANG. Ifon. The Chief Minister, Da to Wong Pow Nee, said at the anniversary dinner of the Penang Convent Ex-Pupils Association that Malaya would like to see women taking an even greater interest in politics. Women, he added, had made great advance in Malayan society but "we
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    ENGINEER GET SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY BRITAIN
    71 4 ENGINEER GET SCHOLARSHIP TO STUDY BRITAIN SIM.APORK Mm Lieu Hua Ann assistant civil enzirw the Housing and bfvd ment Board is leaving Britain in Srptemte post ffraduatt 1 *tn under the ommonsd Scholarship and Fellow Plan. A former vtu<tei! Raffles Institution, 1 Uem took his Barbate Engineering dfffref v ("ni\ersity
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    THE ART OF LIVING
    643 5  - THE ART OF LIVING WILFRED A. PETERSON Learn to lau^K from Words must Kelp, not ittle children... hinder friendship... -By Meet the challenge of life with the art ot laugruer übe laughter as a safety valve to keep yourself sane and relaxed the next step is the art of friendship
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      The 6-day school week
      251 6 OINCE the introduc- tion of the six-day week in Singapore schools there have been let us not disguise the fact grumbles by teachers, by parents and by pupils. Some teachers and some pupils have complained that they are being '•overworked" and there are parents who support
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      On to his century
      71 6 SPARE a moment to ponder and praise the example of Mr. Dorab Mistry, a local businessman. Mr. Mistry nas already given blood 50 times to the Blood Bank. And he hopes to make it a century. A proud and remarkable record, indeed even more remarkable when
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    100 YEARS AGO
    147 6 the Free Press reported: "On the night of Monday last a gang rob-. bery was committed at the residence of a Chinese planter at Pulo Bitong and property to the value of 100 dollars taken away. The dogs barking a good deal the planter walked into a
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    78 6 A motorist was driving through the countryside at high speed when he ran over and killed a large pig. He stopped, found the owner and told him of the accident. The farmer was furious and slated the motorist for several minutes. "All right, all right." the driver
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    No glamour in spying
    951 6 No glamour in spying ESPIONAGE IS LIKE THE BUILDING OF A HUGE JIG-SAW PUZZLE-WITH A FEW PIECES NOT READILY AT HAND MOST OF THE WORK IS NOT AT ALL EXCITING- NOR ILLEGAL SPIES and counter spies, security and its failures, are very much in the news today. The ordinary man
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    Life is like that
    56 6 Life is like that vent to b e i regularly J* J on //oor. f r o fort»fefci /f/ bclou- f y O'tterly, )rr »piafl fa the u^ 1 fcowe /ate a.s 2 ea'pe o 1: second .shof bm flftecp toften f s*y» "< G b/.-np and «feani «P o«d
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    LAUGH...WIT BEACHCOMBER
    100 6 THE DOfcpfcta 1 cently.thatchiidrerJ recite advertLsii Instead of nurser rfcS U a tribute paign to m: v the m nation help which nobody very low we;.. they vere hypn n submission! Perhap> r them.M-ives c mid bined with Qm a Lit tie Jack Homer's pJJ processed and pack
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    110 7 CLUB TO HOLD MORE FILM SHOWS WITH DUAL AIM SINGAPORE. Mon. The Students' Film Club of the Chinese V.M.C.A. plan to show more films with a dual purpose. The film will not only be beneficial educationally to the members but will also give them the opportunity for more training in
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    46 7 ALOR STAR. Mon. Mr. Soon Cheng Leong <AllLunas> told the State Assembly here there had been a '•sudden increase" in crimes 111 Kulim and the outlying areas. Speaking during the adjournment. Mr. Soon said thefts, burglaries and extortions were on the increase.
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    U.N. expert to help set up school for delinquents
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    22 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Two Egyptian film experts have arrived to study the potentialities of sending more Egyptian films here.
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    Bid for housing loan
    31 7 ALOR STAR. Mon. The KecTah Government is to seek a loan of about $2 million from the Federation Government to finance low-cost housing schemes in the state.
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    39 7 IPOH, Mon.— A dance hostess, Miss Chong ling Mvi, 18, lost almost all her savings when burglars broke into her flat in Jalan Tokong here and got away with $1,690 in cash and jewellery worth another $80.
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    62 7 MALACCA YOUTH OFF FOR WITHER STUDIES Mon. Nine- •r-old Goh Koon Malacca left here on fStrattu n to further his tn Ireland. Guan will join the! *d High School for a twoDatri ilatiou course be- a university in matriculation Lopes to take up ated at the High School in cousins
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    12 7 Mon.— Mr. A. i been reo| the Ma- Services. branch.
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    117 7 T%UKIT TIMAH. Mon. X T he Faculty of Law of the University of Malaya in sm-aoore is arranging two fe?tur£ for English secondary J School pupils on July 12 an The U acUng chairman of thJ schools. relatloj«subhid to 5 cancelled
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    130 7 LOCAL CHOIR AIMS TO INCREASE STRENGTH TO EIGHTY SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Musical Society choir is looking for more sopranos, altos, tenors and ba.sses. following the re-or-ganisation of the choir. Mr. K.M. Palmer, the Choir Master, said: "I am particularly keen that we increase the number of choir members to
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    New settlements for landless families
    40 7 IPOH, Mon. About 1.200 landless families will have moved into 17 new settlements all over Perak by the end of next year. The new settlements, of 17.000 acres, are in various parts of the State.
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    33 7 TANJONG MAUM, Mon.— P. Krishnan, 28, a tapper, who pleaded guilty to kidnapping a 14-year-old girl, was jailed for a month by the Magistrate, Inche Wan Ismail bin Wan Mohamed Salleh.
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    38 7 ALOR STAR, kon.— Alliance assemblyman Syed Ibrahim bin Syed Kechik (Pendang) has urged the State Government to look after its civil servants well 'if they are expected to serve the government loyally and efficiently.' 1
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    28 7 IPOH, Mon. Police averted a gang clash wnen they rushed to Jalan Yusof Kalsom where 15 thugs had gathered near a shop. The thugs fled
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    20 7 KAJANG, Mon.— Mr. P. V. Thomas has been appointed i officer-in-charge of veteri- n.^iry services at Ulu Langat.
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    331 9 IX>D Mon. In beyond the n where the darkest, •n sal in a She was and not s the way :t I my head. emed like a into her nee called her t! n and some- withawford and was one three glamour thirties and They were
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    138 9 New role for Frankie... pRANKIE VAUGHAN one of the gentlest of men is planning to enter the ranks of one of the toughest lines in show business. He is setting up as a film producer. "What we want to make is good British films," he said, '"But they will have
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    310 9 YOUNG BLOOD by John O. Killens (Four Square $2.50): How do you live in a White Man's World? Do you live on your knees— do you live with your shoulders bent and your hat in your hand? Or do you live like a man is supposed
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    STORE BOXERS WILL FIGHT 'AMERICAN WAY': SONNY
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    137 10 S'PORE DELEGATE WILL ATTEND STUDENTS SPORTS MEET IN SOFIA SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Goh Soon Hock, Sports Editor of the Malayan Undergrad and General Secretary of the University of Malaya Athletic Union has been selected to represent the University at a sports meeting at Sofia, Bulgaria, from August 25 to September
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    Jakarta fights will help the SABA asses chances for games medals
    421 10 by B. NORMAN Singapore, Monday. SINGAPORE'S international boxing match against Indonesia on Aug. 29 in' Jakarta aMI enable the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association to assess Singapore's chances for South East xVsia Peninsula Games medals in Rangoon ai the end
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    Keen fight for this year's Wimbledon titles: 128 are after Fraser's crown
    531 10 Keen fight for this year's Wimbledon titles: 128 are after Fraser's crown LONDON, Monday. DEFENDING champion Neale Frascr, of Australia, will have third seeded Nicola Pietrangeii, of Italy, as main opponent in his half of the men's singles in the Wimbledon lawn tennis championships, which begin today. This year's championships
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    Nelson's Abu Bakar is 'A' division champ at Pasir Panjang meet
    465 10 Nelson's Abu Bakar is 'A' division champ at Pasir Panjang meet PASIR PANJANG, Monday. 4BU Bakar of Nelson House was the champion A "A" division athlete at the combined Pasir Panjang Primary Schools athletic meeting. Mrs. Lee Teck Hock gave away the prizes. The lull results are: SCHOOL 1 "A"
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    PRISONS ROUT AND UPSET THE SCHOOLS
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    66 10 BUKIT TIMAH. Mon.- 4Mmn\i Gassers beat 75th New Eealant Air Force team 4-0 In Singapor Softball League Division A game played on King's Meai ground yesterday. The game was ;ich: lritn score in the first lour Innings. Iti Gassers scored one run a* in
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    57 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Jar dine Wauqh Organisation, yen;;: ing into cricket, beat a Honeko:u and Shanghai -Bank team by fivi wickeis on the S.R.C. ground Ol Saiurd£t>\ Bat Ling first, the Bankers wen all out for 130. The Jardine Wau-'l men replied with 134 runs
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    54 10 TANJONG RHU. Mon. Hf* Swimming Club 'A' beat Singapore Swimming Club 'A' 6-3 in a Singapore Amateur Swimming Association waterpolo league match Iktc. yesterday. Scorers: Gan Eng Gunn <2' Gan Eng Guan (2). Pans Tor Ann (2) for Tigers Derak Mitchell <2». and M. Bain
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    612 11  -  KEN JALLEH. B. NORMAN C. RODRIGUES knew before start my ively Lola would win, .P. winner Chan By and v kim!i ves^ SSWS llirillcd m r€ lha n «Soo 1 skiliuK darcdev,l ruling r.iichi Suzuki, the Hon- iil'Vh nd J" x
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    56 11 ASSEN, Holland Mon.— Mike Hallwood of Britain, shot into the lead in the 250 c.c. motorcycling world championship today when he won the event in the Dutch T.T. races on a Japanese Honda here on Saturday. Hailwood edged out Tom Phillips of Australia .who led
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    RACE FINISHES AT KUALA LUMPUR
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