The Singapore Free Press, 29 June 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No ***** THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1961 15 CENTS
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    30 1 Court martial o( the Cuban What chance war over Story of a determined K.L. card and latest Mata Hari: P. 5 Berlin? P. 6 mother: P. 7 selections: P. 19,20
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    NOTED TRAINER ROBBED
    152 1 Sullivan tied and in hotel room SINGAPORE, rhurs. Wellu« n racehorse iner Milton Sulliwas bound, jged ;md robbed tgger point in his room in Kuala rtpur la>t niijht. Sullivan occuroom on Uu' loor < 'I t lie Merlin. He ordered ;i mi;il served in his nitl Ikhl
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    STABLE MANAGER OFF ON HOLIDAY—TO FORGET ABOUT HORSES AND RACES
    240 1 STABLE MANAGER OFF ON HOLIDAY— TO FORGET ABOUT HORSES AND RACES PAVA LEBAR, Thurs. Horses caused a Singapore stable manager to give up his job and forced him to g« for a holiday. .Mr. C. L. Leong and his uifc yesterday left Singapore by air for Hong Kong to forget
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    H.K. police welcome Taj: I hope it rains, he says
    413 1 H.K. police welcome Taj: I hope it rains, he says HOXG KONG, Thursday. JA.I M01IAMKI). winner of The Singapore Free Press Big Walk, arrived here by Cathay Pacific Airways to take part in 41.3-mile Walkathon on Saturday. The lean 5-ft. 10 walker from Singapore was met on arrival by group
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    PAY RULING BY GOVT. LEADS TO RUSH TO JOIN TRADE UNIONS
    129 1 PAY RULING BY GOVT. LEADS TO RUSH TO JOIN TRADE UNIONS SINGAPORE, Thurs. Civil servants are rushing to join trade unions. This follows the Governments announcement of its closed shop policy on the payment of variable allowances. The Government has said that only civil servants who produce membership cards of
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    Commanders jailed
    29 1 PARIS. Thurs.— Two parachute regiment commanders in the Algiers revolt last April were each sentenced to eight years hard labour yesterday by a special high military tribunal.
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    CID watch as Betty leaves on 'no-return' ticket
    354 1 CID watch as Betty leaves on 'no-return' ticket By CHAN SWAN BEE SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Elizabeth Mary Nunn, the accused in a vice case in a district court two days ago, yesterday made a "cloak and dagger" exit from Singapore. At 6.35 p.m. yesteruay, she boarded a BOAC uomet jetliner on
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    Mac's visit to S'pore unlikely
    50 1 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Harold Macmillan. the British Prime Minister, will almost certainly postpone his projected visit this September to Malaya. Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan it was learned here last night. The main reason is believed to be the growing seriousness of the Berlin crisis.
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    Baby found in bushes
    105 1 JURONG. Thurs.— A seven-day-old baby boy was found abandoned at the 72 mile Jurong Road on Tuesday night, police revealed this morning. Thr infant was found by Madam Law Ilui Gin, a 1 um.se wife, who told police that she was attracted by its cries when
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    'IN THE CRIMSON STAIN, A KURDISH KNIFE'
    263 1 'IN THE CRIMSON STAIN, A KURDISH KNIFE' tr VHE scene was indeed A dramatic A jew yards away Bridget lay in the suotv. She was iceariny acurlet pyjamas and a whde wool wrap round her shoulders, 'The white wool wrap ivas stained with crimson 'One arm was under tier body,
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    Inche Yusof tells of hopeful signs
    229 1 Inche Yusof tells of hopeful signs SCHOOLS TO MOULD MALAYANS OINGAPORE, Thurs The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. said last night there were hopeful signs of Singapore developing a Malayan j consciousness. He said this while addressing the annual dinner ol the Old Rafflchian.s' Association. It was only
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    9 dead in floods
    31 1 MANILA. Thuis. The rampaging flood on Tuesday left nine reported dead and an estimated damage of $15 million to property I here and in Northern Luzon provinces.
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    22 1 lANY C< SCRATCiEXPECTI I i i i; visn p RUBBER PRI t> 1 1 > < i MALAYAN, HK \1 .1 I M
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    TIN PRICES HOLD WEEK'S EARLY RECOVERY: DEALINGS FAIR
    231 2 TIN PRICES HOLD WEEK'S EARLY RECOVERY: DEALINGS FAIR I ONDON, Thurs.— Tin J prices more than Lie Id Tuesday's late recovery yesterday morninn Dealings were tair -and trade s -aid that they were ol a speculative nai.. level outskte d« mand quiet as buyers were tanto exK nd their cemmit-
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    Smiths' strike ends
    24 2 N. Th ors. rhe strike ol rs ai Smiths Motor I ••ido:: has ended. been agreed to by mtng m and
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    Ships in port
    113 2 tl s ngapon I-v RotlM Bstdo j 2. >• ad Ua«f9k I\. L.v- Mnniali 9/9, T i 13/1«, Banna n^m i m v ->. 9dnrabCßSti i Eaatcn Saga Union ng Nam, Saxpodon, Hfl Bia, r:-n; Oh, Ps- Tapa'. H-r- r w ere. nvo Wm T-ii Poo Lost,
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    LONDON STOCKS RETURN TO CALMER CONDITIONS
    175 2 LONDON STOCKS RETURN TO CALMER CONDITIONS LONDON. Thurs. After the shake-out of the past i lew da\\> there was a return to calmer conditions in the London stock markets yesterday. The Investing public weie still not :;.:ere^ted but there was a cessation of the recent selling and prices quickly responded
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    Hong Kong prices
    60 2 HONG KONG. Wed.— Closing prices hove today were: Previous Today H S. Bank Corporatioi Ml 6 5416 sales sales Wheelock Marden 514.C0 si 4. 20 sales sales Hicong phone $59.00 $59.00 sales sales i D.-.rv Farm a: Cold Storage $39.50 539.75 sales sales j Taikoo Dock 574.50
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    Higher price may help Siamese Tin to earn more this year
    354 2 Higher price may help Siamese Tin to earn more this year By Free Press Marker Reporter SINGAPORE, Thursday. SHAREHOLDERS of Siamese Tin Syndicate cannot complain about the amount of information given in Mr. W. R. B. Foster's review as far as the performance of the dredges last year and their
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    163 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Las? sales in the Singapore j Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: Fed. D\> j 5i. 47 (down 3 cents), 1. A. N. Ords $2.58 tup 2 cents), Gam- mon $2.19 (unchanged), J. Wauch $1.83 (down 2 cents i. M, Cement $2.29 <up 2 cents),
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    English Electric Week postponed
    36 2 SINGAPORE. Thins. Trie English Electric Week scheduled to begin next Monday has been postponed due 10 circumstances beyond the control of the j organi&ers. A new date will be announced j later.
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    Tin Council meets
    54 2 LONDON. Thurs. A meeting of the International Tin Council, the last one under the present, five- year agreement, started here yesterday. As usual these meetings J i are held in private. It is under- j stood that a communique will be i issued after next week's meeting,
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    Singapore may benefit if Britain joins Six
    321 2 Singapore may benefit if Britain joins Six SINGAPORE, Thurs.— j Singapore feels no anxiety about the possibility of Britain joining the European Common market. This i.s stated in a new* agency report from London quoting unidentified economic j observers in the State. But there ure several points on which the
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    Kuwait's 1,600-man army alerted: Saud pledges aid
    187 2 Kuwait's 1 ,600-man army alerted: Saud pledges aid J£U\VAIT has alerted the face of Iraq's cl was reported here yeste Officers and men of Jo'rda- r nian and Palestinian origin who are spending leave here are being flown back. About 30.000 Jordanians and Palestinians work in Kuwait. Arab states are
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    16th century find
    48 2 1 6th century find LYTHAM, England. Thurs.— Mr. Douglas Geffrey. 53, a corporation gardener, was digging up a dead sycamore tree here yesterday when i he struck gold. His spade hit an earthenware pot containing 381 j gold and silver coins, dated from j 1550 to 1600. I
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    TROOPS MOVE IN AS RAINS CLAIM 88 LIVES IN JAPAN
    136 2 TROOPS MOVE IN AS RAINS CLAIM 88 LIVES IN JAPAN npOKYO, Thurs. Japan's 1 Self- Defence Forces yesterday started moving out into the inundated areas of Southwestern Japan to evacuate the homeless and build embankments as the death toll from five days of torrential rains reached 88 and 81 reported
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    REBELS USE AUTOMATIC WEAPONS IN RAID ON MINES
    175 2 REBELS USE AUTOMATIC WEAPONS IN RAID ON MINES I I LUANDA (Angola), Thur^. A band of rebels, some armed with automatic weapons, have attacked mines at Wa^salengues. 12 miles north-west of Mabubas dam. In Northern Angola. Five African minewerkers who reached Mabubas village, said 70 African workers and members ol
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    More Red planes for R.I.: 'Nonsense'
    76 2 TOKYO. Thurs. A spokesman for the Indonesian Embassy here «aid yesterday the story carried b7 the Sydney Sun-Herald that i li.donesia expected to take deli- very this year of latest model r Soviet military aircraft was "non- t I «>nse'" and "completely unfoundI cd."
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    367 2 NOTE. Alt prices beiou> j are middle prices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, June 28. Prewiont Today RUBBER No. i HSJ. c.i.t. Eurtonn ports July J1 W, 24 5/16 Aug 24 5/16 21 7/16 RUBBER No 1 RSS Spot 24i 241 RUUHER No. I RSS Settlement
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    Britain won't accept East German decree on flights to Berlin
    302 2 Britain won't accept East German decree on flights to Berlin LONDON, Thursday. A BRITISH Foreign Office spokesman last night said the new Kast German decree on aircraft entering or leaving East Germany "cannot apply to allied aircraft." He was commenting on a decree by the Last German Postal Ministry that
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    $382,000 Gauguin
    19 2 LONDON. Thurs. The Ifarlborough Fine Art Company has paid $382,000 for 1 smail pam'n^ by Paul Gauguin.
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    TOUGH TALK BY BOTH NIKITA AND KENNEDY
    100 2 TOUGH TALK BY BOTH NIKITA AND KENNEDY BERLIN- Tr,, would not Igg1 gg J lutun oi r Berlin I ll l sident saris Srav< mist f allied ;>. Bggre; ;iv< an?:: 1 V j ed, it wU] ,>. a responsibilitj declared Ti.. presides planning would at a meeting National Warned
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    phones for rural areas plan is well advanced
    141 3 phones for rural areas plan is well advanced tPOKE, Thurs.— k living in the •eas will no iced to travel unces to make ail. re Teli phone up its proprevide more ::..••>, particu- lira] area.s. i ktesman told thai the board With iLs plans more public he new design andal-prool
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    Card: $30 fine
    17 3 I«E, Thurs.— Tam-i the address on card cot Tang I $30 In a police'
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    UNION WANTS ITS MEMBERS TO BE GIVEN WORK ON HOLIDAYS
    131 3 V ARK, Thur.>. tic Daily Rated :>d Development fcers Union wants 'o be jiiven work and public noli- elected presi- j Gopal, said this I i taken at the i ting. fncials elected at og wi re; vicc-pre Mok You
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    'Single? I meant bride-to-be, not myself ,' he tells court
    211 3 'Single? I meant bride-to-be, not myself he tells court 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A b i?r~? R P nson sub-officer told the i hird District Court yesterday that when he said to the Chief Kathi that he had never been married before he was in fact referring to his bride-to-be. Talih
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    'An education to visit foreign industrial plants' says trader
    58 3 'An education to visit foreign industrial plants' says trader SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. S. L. Kashyap. a Singapore company director, (above) has just returned after a four-month business tour of Europe and Asia where he established several contacts with manufacturers and suppliers of primary products. He told The Free Press: "It
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    APPEAL STAYED: COURT ASKS MAN FOR $7,500 SECURITY
    121 3 APPEAL STAYED: COURT ASKS MAN FOR $7,500 SECURITY SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Court oi Appeal yesterday stayed proceedings in an apDea! by K. C. Stevens, a former shipping company employee, against the judgment of the High Court dismissing his claim for damages for personal injuries in a road accident. The court
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    375 3 nßCTtrm?wj^wmi SINGAPORE, Thursday. YOUNG Chinese singer/beni on reaching the top, lias chosen to sing English songs with a typical Chinese accent and with good reason too. "The majority of nightclub audiences prefer a Chinese singer to retain her accent." says Shirley Chiam, whose singing career began four years
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    TRADER LOSES $84,746 IN 10 YEARS
    226 3 TRADER LOSES $84,746 IN 1 0 YEARS SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Goh Peng Hui who was the sole proprietor of Chop Lian Thye of Lavender Street, told the High Court yesterday that in August 1956 when he stopped business he was indebted to an amount of $84,746. He .said this at his
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    6 MORE PIONEER PRODUCTS IF THERE ARE NO OBJECTIONS
    83 3 6 MORE PIONEER PRODUCTS IF THERE ARE NO OBJECTIONS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, has announced I the Government's intention to declare six more items as pioneer products. They are chewing gum, lubricants, zip-fasteners, motorised cycles, motor-cycles and scooters. A statement pointed out that any firm
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    Welcom to Singapore
    94 3 Welcom to Singapore Mr. G. Korsun.ski. a Russian company director, flew in from Australia for a few days. He stays at the Cockpit Hotel. Mr. W. J. Adams, of the British Embassy in Manila, is staying at the Cockpit Hotel. Mr. K. A. O'Connor, an advocate from Kenya, and his
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      444 3 CINEMAS MINISTRY OF CULTURE: ALHAMBKA: Hie Ten Free film shows ai Pulau Commandments 3.30, 8. Minyak. Lorong 1; Thomson CAPITOL: Loves of Her- Ri.se wayang stage: Lee Chin cules 1.45, 4. 0.30, 9.30. School. Holland Road, (i m-s.; CATHAY: A Breath of Kolam Aver Lane fcjuiLe; and Scandal 1.30, 4.
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    Kampong's oldest man claims he was born in 1841
    250 4 r»HANGI, Thurs.Kampong Changi's oldest resident, Kana bin Pajar, known to any local Malay as "Wan Hantu" lays claim to being the oldest resident in Singapore and the first man to introduce fishing nets among kampons Malays, the first Malay to own
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    JAYCEES REMIND HANDICAPPED THEY ARE NOT FORGOTTEN
    106 4 JAYCEES REMIND HANDICAPPED THEY ARE NOT FORGOTTEN CHANGI. Thurs. Members of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce visited the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home at Tanah Merah at the weekend to see what aid they could give. The visit was part of the Singapore Jaycees social work and community service,
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    Policy on hawkers
    24 4 PENANG. Thurs. The Mayor. Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew. said it was the City Council's policy to "educate, and not prosecute" hawkers.
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    23 Malayans leave for studies in Indian universities
    185 4 23 Malayans leave for studies in Indian universities I SINGAPORE. Thurs. fWENTY-THREE young Malayan students left in the liner State 4 of Madras to further their studies in Indian universities. The students nine girls and 14 men were all "in a hurry' 1 to return to their respective universities in
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    Villagers appeal to Government for more public standpipes
    224 4 Villagers appeal to Government for more public standpipes CHANGI, Thursday. RESIDENTS of Changi Point kampon^ would like the Government to put up more public standpipes in their locality, according to the kampong penghulu, Inche Abdul Ghani bin Haji Mohammed Amin. Inche Abdul Ghani said: "At the moment there is only
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    10 4 THE BUSY SCENE AT CHANGI POINT KAMPONG'9 ONLY PUBLIC STANDPIPE
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    Priest wants devotees' aid to instal statue
    99 4 Priest wants devotees' aid to instal statue CHANGI, Thurs. The s r c c Ramachandra Temple at Changi Point wants to Lnstal a statue of Pillayar son of God Shiva at its premises. The temple was built by the British Army in 1945 for Hindu residents of the area. The
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    Inner Wheelers' bid to 'rescue' girl
    67 4 IPOH. Thurs. The Inner Wheelers (club of Rotarians' wives and daughters) are to continue their efforts in try- j ing to '"rescue" a crippled teenage orphan girl from the Central Mental Hospital in Tanjong Rambutan. The girl is not a mental j patient, but
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    FLOOD OF ISLAND DURIANS BRINGS CHANGI PRICES DOWN
    158 4 FLOOD OF ISLAND DURIANS BRINGS CHANGI PRICES DOWN CHANGI. Thurs. Chang! Point is now selling some of the cheapest durians in Singapore. Where city price range from 60 to 90 cents a katti. a four-katti fruit at Changi costs about 90 cents. The durians sold at Changi Point come from
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    Women teachers get support pledge
    67 4 IPOH. Thurs. A meeting of women teachers has been assured that their 30.000 men colleagues in the Federation fully .supported them in their fight for equal pay. The assurance was given by the chairman of the teachers panel in the National Joint Council for Teachers.
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    Lecture by poet
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Shri Swami Premanang, Indian poet, orator and philosopher who is now on a world tour, will give a public lecture in Hindi at the Mahabody School. Lorong 34, Geylang at 7.30 tonight.
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    ASSOCIATION TO PROMOTE FRENCH CULTURE
    86 4 ASSOCIATION TO PROMOTE FRENCH CULTURE KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Alliance Francaise an organisation which started operating in Kuala Lumpur as a section of the parent organisation in Paris will meet to constitute it as a local association which will bo known as '"Alliance FraneaiM 1 De Kuala Lumpur." The object of
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    EUSOFF GIRLS LET HAIR DOWN AT 'HEN' PARTY
    135 4 T*UKIT TIMAH, Thurs. Eusoff College girls let their hair down when hostelites held their traditional "hen" party. It was strictly a girls' affair. The hostel was declared out of bounds for the boys from nearby Raffles Hall. Girls from each floor of
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    80 NEEDY CHILDREN GET FREE TUITION AT CENTRE
    52 4 80 NEEDY CHILDREN GET FREE TUITION AT CENTRE or odd- ob I employed. 1 Fp meah I fare for Fridays w•■ I the F J jr I noon on sii^fSl kampong I grateful -m lor provid ''"M for the poor^ I kampong Governmi chiio:-,.-- -;im more o f th in
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    CO-OP SOCIETY APPEAL TO SERANGOO RESIDENTS
    191 4 CO-OP SOCIETY APPEAL TO SERANGOO RESIDENTS OINGAPORE Raul three-year- v goon Distrn Thr::: and Loan Saa affiliated to th< Co-operative Uniotij more resident* si angoon districi i Mr BG > '>: the publi i mittee, said thai gj aim was to nc and to hep i la p c any
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    AN ENGINEER IS BACK AFTER FURTHER STUDY
    29 4 AN ENGINEER IS BACK AFTER FURTHER STUDY CIINGAPORB gap Britai two ininf tiecriJ Mr Mag c. iv< I Ui Electri aJ from < Sydn< gn 1 dustri Dur:: abroad Hid
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    The Cuban Mate Hari
    1562 5  -  KURT SINGER By Popular radio, TV girl turned patriot Ib tact, not fiction. If it strikes you os Wt, remember that the cloak and dagger I randard items of equipment in Latin Ame- I M««ai intriguers. Morisol Alba was actually N dcoth by a kangaroo court
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    348 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Books as a path to unity \f AN, because he fl thinks, has enjoyed the status of *a "higher animal" since the beginning of time. He has been able to maintain that status through the ages only by thinking constantly and chronicling his thoughts for the benefit
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    100 YEARS AGO
    126 6 the Free Press London Correspondent reported: "The Great Exhibition of 1862 is now fairly afloat. The following will give some idea of the gigantic project. The building of 1861 oci cupied in all nearly 23 acres, that about to be erected will cover a little over 26.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    108 6 A delegate at a conference in Blackpool, England, wanted to raise His voice in favour of a resolution by singing and accompanying himself on a guitar. His song of support was called "No Passengers Can Ride Udoii This Train"— but it was never sung. The president of
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    BERLIN: WHAT CHANCE of WAR?
    826 6  - BERLIN: WHAT CHANCE of WAR? DENIS MARKS ACT BEFORE AMERICANS AND THE RUSSIANS REACH THE POINT OF NO RETURN SPECIAL REPORT BY ARK the Americans and the Russians in danger of talking themselves into war? Just how grave a threat to world peace is now being raised by the Berlin
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    IT'S ALL IN YOUR HANDS...
    318 6  -  CHOO ANG GUAN PALMISTRY BY WHO MAS STUDIED THE SUBJECT FOR 16 YEARS I 0 The illustrations show two types of chained Head lines. Diagram 1, represents a wavering mind, and Diagram 2, represents an enervated mind. Diagram 1, shows a chained line of Head.
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    Life is like that
    201 6 Life is like that f* her first sent for the h^J^ 5 M> l »ttle dc claimed T\ r i r clou? S h i 1" iniid« Ih «'<»■: T IIK Vf «v a 'arm- induMri-i f SftE 3*^s P«t> managing dl rl! v U s Cretan n,:,^. and ask.d
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      781 6 am hand in your chuiified ad. to any one of COLD STORAGE SHOPS throughout MALAYA »nd SINGAPORE CAMERON HICHLANOI Co. A Storat* \ii) Lt4.« W Tanah Rata. M»OM ro d steiac* 'M' Lc«. f l-i C!*.-« 9tr**t. ■UM rod Storata »li> Lt*., 10 N«w Ko*A KOTA »MAHO Co;d Ittm* <M>
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      27 6 1 Se/ecf A Gift i Mat delights. I DIAMOND RINGS GEM SET RINGS I i. s. tie suva I 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Telephone: *****. •illltllllltmillllHllllltlM(lllll'l*ll<l'*iltMIII>ll>ll|HI 1
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      153 6 'YOUNG DREAM 1 A fr-»»f X V. r*4 bra t»- ctir. t-a'i- •pod caps and foam imtfer- yr b. s\ •upno'". B"-r lor t«?«, V^N-( 1 lifted "Yon ma'CJi»*O«. /'^••■Mi 1 Wh.lt, BUc».A4Bcups3T -^V V I to3T. j, I 'YOUNG JOv. T»o-«a/ w^y S^ioMf; wiring In :t-« und#'- I elegant
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      132 6 TODAY'S RADIO SINGAPORE Short Wave Service: 41 metres (7250 kc/s.) Medium Wave Service 476 metres. A.M.— 11.00 Pi-ugiamme summary; 11.02 Music from the keyboard; 1 1 .30 Talking about music: P.M. 12 Mid-day serenade; 12.30 In Latiii iuoou: 1 :IO The news; 1.40 Amlie Kosialaneis and his Orchestra; 2.U0 Final
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      127 6 news; 9.40 Faraway places; 10.00 Movie magazine; 10.30 The Malayanaires; 11.00 Music for sweeiheaits; 11.30 Jazz club U.S.A.; 12 imidnignU Close aown. RADIO MALAYA (41.7 metres) P.M.— 1.15 Tiffin crfie: 1.30 Time signal, news; 1.45 Tiffin dale: 2.00 Close aov.n: 5.00 Time signal, news; 5.05 Children's corner; 5.30 Tne Student
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      216 6 fl^l Gr «r t fill CLUES ACROSS 4 A boy geis a red king! (6). 7 A difficult vessel io "li\e in when poor? (8). 8 Tell \he iale (6). 10 How far to hhoot <s>. 13 Not a shaky business concern? (4). 14 Wnere, by the sea, to get
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      207 6 11 a musical manner? <3> 12 The colour of the gardener's fingers? (51. 13 Presumably he's out In Irene (T>. 15 Second half «J>. 16 Is it a sucker lo work so hard? <3>. 18 A destroyer »6>. 20 It's en te naming in the nou*e (5). 21 Jus: the
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      Stars rush to buy hermit isles
      242 7 Stars rush to buy hermit isles v \VA\ I-want-to-be- craze has hit H llywoocl And sudh many of the colony's top stars c discovered that ere's nothing like a itc island for get- i\vay from it all. n Brando is doirm it. Prt"s|f\ is doirm it. n dma l.nllobri&ida is
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      WHY NOT LIVE IN 'SHELL'?
      1067 7  -  JOHN DRUMMOND Spray-ionu home built in much same way as primitive ones The furniture forms part of actual structure of house By QJLRLLY no housewife could be other than intrigued and fascinated 4 agrical da >* she and her husband were to take possession ot
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      A SHAFT OF COPPER WILL CROWN CENTRE
      135 7 A SHAFT OF COPPER WILL CROWN CENTRE 4 SLIM shaft of golden copper tapering to a height of 4if> feet is planned to rise Above a new $~8-million a r t gallery and cultural centre on a completely reconstructed and landscaped WirtlVs Park site on the southern fringe ot Melbourne
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      Have fun with colours and be different
      551 9 n is a thrill out painting in ive colours collal will stamp :;t-rsonality on home because c always yours )dy else's. experience tbis malrtng up your intermixing m re of the 24 Pentattte Emul- a widp choice, tmantkc hnes are >ramand —or de-
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      Your house reflects your personality
      176 9 A BEAUTIFULLY furnished house where taste and harmony reign, is truly delightful to sore eyes. Yet often you will come across a house that looks really splendid on the outside, but only on the outside. The interior decor is too garish and incongruous, the colours
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      A MATTRESS? THREE QUESTIONS TO ASK
      713 9 A THIRD OF LIFE IN BED, SO CHOOSE WISELY NEARLY a third of our lives is spent in bed, yet when it comes to buying a new mattressthe choice is usually made and the purchase completed in just a few minutes. Why do people
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      Powered mowers for every need
      284 9 ONL of the earliest pioneers of the light domestic motor mower in Britain was the firm f Charles 11. Pugh Ltd., of Birmingham, better known as manufacturers of the well known Atco motor mower. 9Q Their first Atco. a inch open frame model was introduced
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      If you want to hear maestro's watch tick...
      654 10  -  BILL CATER By 11 1-l I high-fidelity equipment is the best in radio and reioid playing:; just that. It makes the sou iul from ordinary radio sets seem as if the sets were wrapped in cotton wool and covered with a tin
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      The new look in room divider
      91 10 IRoom divider with sect on one side, music on the other. Note that turntable, amplifier, and control urvt arc in one cabinet, speaker and record storage in onothcr, separate piece, tc prevent distortion ot the sound. 2Floatmg-on-air look: Two cabinets arc mounted dear or
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      THE HOUSEWIVES MECCA-THE FLEA MARKET!
      612 10  - THE HOUSEWIVES MECCA-THE FLEA MARKET! A. J. BRANSTON By I CURELY no housewife in search of a bargain \s O uld l<, l a glorified city dump? K1( 'M!,, Indeed she would —il she lived in Paris. I n M thrifty Parisien housewives is the Paris Flea Mattel i];/ 1
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      Here's a man who iikes his furniture old-fashioned
      676 11  -  BARBARA ANNE TAYLOR Ht home: BEHIND THE FRONT DOORS OF PEOPLE WITH FLAIR FOR INTERIOR DECORATING By A bit of a snob about colours House care ill eves undimmed b\ the annual perusal of :U)00 uanuscripts from ever hopeful and largely deluded
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      Housewife's dream kitchen I'ts energy-saving
      1009 12  - Housewife' s dream kitchen I'ts energy- saving A. J. BRANSTON AMERICANS EVOLVE THE MAGIC FORMULA BY TRIAL AND ERROR By SURELY most housewives would welcome a 'magical formula* which would enable them to do all their kitchen chores easily and without feeling so tired? Such a formula does exist, say
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      FLEXIBLE 'HOUSE OF THE YEAR'
      104 12 HAMPTON HOUSE in Hampton. England, which was selected by Ideal Home Magazine as the House of the Year. And there's room even for the family's boat. An ingenious system of movable panels gives a remarkable flexibility to the interior. The large L-shaped living area can
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      THE BIG DESK
      95 12 > «> y THIS &iant metal desk 9 ft by a n. was amons; the Mchibttf ai Hu i.nctxw tion of Interior Decoration in Pans. The desk ha*; a built in ■•nimmphnni -a; 4 press of a button anyone in the building can be contacted md iapt
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      Singapore's city within a city
      232 13 Singapore's city within a city pffHING n *'w has Igp Li. Singapore. '„.,nt i.ricd city of apart- :> p i.,r»unds, garden. p offices, all on sqaarc feet of land ii\;f. Kirn*. tarring his;h above all >a n ;u buildings, the v Ki>e Apartments k the Van Kleef iirsum. King George
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      PROTECT THESE WALLS FROM DAMPNESS
      512 13 PROTECT THESE WALLS FROM DAMPNESS THE WATFPPPOOF CEMENT PAINT THOUSANDS of proud house owners in Malaya enjoy the smart exterior appearance of their houses which have been treated with Super Snowcem. They know that this waterproof cement paint* will stay attractive for years and protect the walls against heavy repair
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      Sewing machine that goes all over world
      355 13 Sewing machine that goes all over world f\NE month ago, the new Necchi automatic "Lycia"' was launched in Singapore. The introduction of this new beautiful fully-automatic sewing machine is only one more achievement by the manufacturers of the world's leading automatic sewing machines. This latest success on the part of
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      The boy from Canton who mad good as an architect in America
      507 14 The boy from Canton who mad good as an architect in America T OS ANGELES architect Eugene Kinn Choy, who has achieved notable success in his field, is influenced by Oriental architecture although he has not seen his native land in 40 years. "II would l>c impossible to pinpoint the
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      THE WAREHOUSE THAT HAS BECOME A HOME
      681 14  - THE WAREHOUSE THAT HAS BECOME A HOME BARBARA ANNE TAYLOR By IVHEN I started tnid'grins up Narrow Street in Limehouse Reach. London the fact that the landscape consisted entirely of warehouses, barges and cranes did not worry me unduly. 1 v, ;i5 not particularly concerned when half-way up the scene
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      185 9 'Snow' furniture for club g^jSaß^^^^^^^a|B^^^.^ 'l^^l IK IHgIHIWI^BWBWIII Jiir<g», K-. S^PHwi^^—^Saß Bpreff fl II "V X a^^M :^*w**:;iiai i ißfl Bm s^: "s£&Nv:- v :-:-:-:-v- :-.x S.-XvX-rS^^H ;-::«<-: '^SoSSSl^^^l --i^B By :^»mB1 BK aK^^^fc H^^sa^^Bl BW..'*^?^Bft '^IB] |BK $^^^BB B^PSPRWWUBJ Bf ■•»-S^ A NIGHT CLUB with small tables and seats
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      186 10 FOR SALE ON EASY PAYMENT FOR RENT 12-STOREY OXLEY RISE APARTMENTS (LUXURIOUS ELITE RESIDENCES) COMMANDS A PANORAMIC VIEW OF SINGAPORE CITY ITS HARBOUR Actual view taken from ground floor Oxley Rise Apartments now under construction in full progress. W*ygW W% Vflfi A«^A Vi mm^n^TlVtfl 1J Oxley R Aportmenrs (Sin Chew
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      280 11 b^bVbk I My husband insists on I A CRITTALL windows. 0 y^!' 'IP :^P/ f F Bjl JH I X jn^Mßß^ i« B3 B SL K%> V^^^flHß^^* Sa B^ B ■bbbß* BSBy SB^aH^^p- tS B^ B Because he knows CRITTALL Metal windows are iß^B^^^^^^&^fc-^ a symbol of high quality. CRITTALL
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      114 12 SUPER ?//</ SNOWCEM__ protects against sun and rain... I T^ ...keeps your home beautiful. H^^ -m/^T^^T *L|g3 -iL mjLm lL P^^S^ 1 -f- >X SNOWCEAI ts the inexpensive weather- proof coating which both decorates and i:0v -::>: v^:protects. It does not flake or rub off <^gj^ >. and ts suitable
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      68 12 Introducing new easy-clean, solid Vinyl Tiles at a price you can now afford fßp^YJP^B^^rM^ ixisiSiSSSite Sf i? ''•**\.A b W to* 1 floCf New, economical Kentile easy-clean Viny l |lc P 1 p roV id^ that keeps maintenance down to the mmr nd luxurious comfort underfoot. Complete. y Z n
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      114 13 using ROLLER or BRUSH becuvUfu uour kome NOI/f'wifJt/ V-* mßz' ds'' ''^s ln lust a few hours you can add years Y?^^^^^^T^y^^[^B^ of beauty to your walls with SUPER U I W%i M n* TONE, the miracle latex wall "1 CITTYIinTI I f T More people use SUPER KEM- VI
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      193 13 ij^g^M Bnghe and Gau S M. WN ftofiJb i I the x st »y that w »y ta 3 S L J i FT. ■■•i-,'. ■■■•.'■lvlv.' 1 j— f j^FD APJtNt -:v:>^ lV: i iiV STAINLESS STEEL SINKS bring functional beauty into your kitchen H Fisholow sinks look as good
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      139 14 We ir.ear. colours that are fresh, gay. bright, new. original, versatile and tough. Colours that are easy to live with, pleasant to come home to. Colours that you'll enjoy applying yourself because 1.C.1, paints are smooth, soft, easy to apply Remember too! They are specially made in Malaya for tropical
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      22 14 :;.■.■■■■.-/...':■:■.■■■■■■■:■>.;..■'.■/.•.■■•.■:•.-.■■/ MODERN CLOCKS FOR MODERN HOMES WIDE SELECTION BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS C//C//V C//OA/G 62, SOl/r// e/P/OGf SVO&6. r£C 7342// 2 (ctoa& spec/Ac/srs swet /89S)
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      34 14 The Italian rrr f louch sowing w —T— -L-^- V v, V X 1 T^~Come m and tm o the complete NECCHI ronq. -J^. Sole Distributor THE k* 17 19 BATUPV I > Avp A
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    Mission fulfilled-so mother retires from Govt: service
    271 15 Mission fulfilled -so mother retires from Govt: service 'J was determined ir> g i ve them sound education A -a SERANGOON, Thursday. oU-ILAR-OLD mother who worked with the Government for 16 years to better her children's education has retired from service with the best wishes of her department. She is
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    WHERE JAITILAL GOES HIS PILLOWS GO TOO
    168 15 WHERE JAITILAL GOES HIS PILLOWS GO TOO PAYA LEBAR. Thurs— Nothing matters much to little seven-year-old Jaitilal as long as he has his two j pillows with him. The pillows and Jaitilal have become inseparable mates, and wherever he goes even flying over great distances, he still brings his two
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    SINGERS RESPOND TO CHORAL GROUP'S PLEA IN FREE PRESS
    140 15 SINGERS RESPOND TO CHORAL GROUP'S PLEA IN FREE PRESS SINGAPORE. Thurs. An appeal in the Free Press j i has led to a marked increase !in the membership of the j Singapore Musical Society Choir. The choir now has a mem- bership of 60 an increase of 10 since the
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    First Tasek factory
    26 15 IPOH. Thur.v The first factory nt the 350-acre T&sek industrial estate here is expected to go up within the 1 next two months.
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    C-Plan book gift
    22 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. New Zealand has given some 200 books to the National Library in Singapore under the Colombo Plan.
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    'Snake man' collects animals to start a zoo of his own
    269 15 PAYA LEBAR, Thursday. INCHE Samat bin Lamas, the "Snake Man/ is busy collecting snakes, animals and birds to open his own zoo in about a year's time. He already has 30 varieties j of snakes including four cobras and
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    Malayan Airways to open new office
    49 15 SINGAPORE. Thur.s. The Malayan Airways is to open a new office in Penang from Saturday, according to the sales manager. Mr. S. J. Lloyd. The Penang office will be at 49-J. Weld Quay, with Miss Catherine Tsan of the Singapore office in charge.
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    Free film show
    26 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. There will be a free show of cultural and educational film at India House, 31 Grange Road, at 5.30 p.m. today.
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    Rupert and the Squire-45
    99 15 In the morning as Rupert picks up the letters off the mat he hears another knock and there, outside, stands the Squire looking fresh and smart. 00, I am glad to see you cries Rupert. Are you all right Did you have a terrible fight Were
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    CLUB WANTS TO MAKE COMEDIAN DANNY KAYE ITS LIFE PATRON
    315 15 CLUB WANTS TO MAKE COMEDIAN DANNY KAYE ITS LIFE PATRON SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Hans Andersen Club has been trying to get as its life i patron, Hollywood actor Danny Kaye. Several attempts by letter had failed to reach him, and Mrs. Mary Dickens who had given tremendous support to the
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    $2,371 gift for SATA fund
    54 15 I SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. ;V. M. Chemburkar. Overseas Officer of the Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council of i India. ha v s presented a cheque for $2,371.50 to the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association. The sum represents gros? i proceed from the three fash- ion parades of
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    Swimming club show
    26 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The i Chinese Swimming Club will I hold a free film show for its members and families tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    Most workers in State are now on 8-hour day—report
    224 15 Most workers in State are now on 8-hour day— report SINGAPORE, Thursday, 'JHE majority of workers in the Stnte now enjoy an 8-hour clay and a 44-hour week which conform with the statutory requirements laid down in the Labour Ordinance. Revealing this, the State of i Singapore Annual Report, 1959.
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    INDIAN M.P. TOLD OF 'HARDSHIPS' VISITORS FACE IN MADRAS
    134 15 INDIAN M.P. TOLD OF 'HARDSHIPS' VISITORS FACE IN MADRAS SEMB AWA N G '1 h U ES Scmbawang Indians complained about the 'hardships' encountered by Malayan Indians at Madras Customs, when they beld a reception in honour ol Mr. L. EUayapenimal, i member of (the Indian Parliament, now on a
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      166 15 ARRARDj L tory Series Type "A"]| L-Free Rumble-Free j I 4» LNew Hum-Free and B L o le -Free Automatic* Ltabie that makes year 1 jj.Fi and Stereo Perfect. B liadio Dealers I .[cents:jpHOAT RADIO CO., LTD." sapor e -r.pur Penang jr ,'..,1 M i )olid Body Electric Guitars f
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      158 15 (7a/runA fSS| Swi s s M a d r y4f By from %V 40 4^S° 20 s Jf Choose the type best suited to your requirements from a variety of over 20 models. (j 16 COLLVSP Qua* Far Comfort and Quid. m s BBf 21-25. BENCOOLEN ST il&^j^i SINGAPORE. I\
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      334 15 IF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... LEO g&"±'% a I S. TuM^ d >our V»l ar. a per»»n many d .r"7.«10" H.*."t JT^ru-' AQUARIUS moods. You dream big dreams, ,th B Bh PREPARED to but often postpone doin« any- mp vncm i meet the unexpected and you thing about your ideas until
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    Wayward father repents... age brings loneliness
    868 16 Wayward father repents age brings loneliness twjrSS Sj Sff^BS?S?Sftß^BrpffrJ?wSrAfi^*^^^^^^ My wife left me 11 years ago taking with her our three daughters. I might have been able to save my marriage at the time but I was too busy enjoying a romance with a young woman in the office. For
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    Solid fats will raise blood cholesterol
    408 16 0 Doctor says.,, iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiifßcsaQßa SOME VEGETABLE OILS CAN KKDI CL LE\BJ QCan you please furnish me with any information about the notable blood substance known as cholesterol, and which foods would be the lea>t likely to form this said substance in blood. Also, is
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      388 16 pif> fTBLrW fl Illy 1 f llr I 111 V 1 1 l^^uM R Eastabout or westabout. there is no Illllli P^9 #JrggM^aH a^jj better way around the world than by W Qantas 707 Jet. See Bangkok, Calcutta, I Karachi, Cairo, Rome, London, New I f #^#lfJ York, San Francisco.
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      67 16 l V I LAST WEEK'S WINNERS I OIHE winners of last week's colouring contest, <a< h I M, whom will receive $5/- are- H CHRISTINA LEE (14) f 2 Selangor Flats, Snootier Ro< Singapore 3. CATHERINE SEE (7M, 122-B Princess Anne Bi I Singapore 23. I AHMAD KASSIM bin J
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      The First Lady gives a party
      593 17 R J^° YEARS HERE SOCIAL WORKER MRS. HOLMES LEAVES WITH IMPRESSIVE RECORD OF A GOOD JOB DONE WOMEN-ONLY GET-TOGETHER AT THE ISTANA NEGARA AS FIFTY ATTEND FAREWELL pi' AN Noor Aisha, Singapore's First Lady gave a tea party for women only in honour of
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      FAME'S NOT THE PROMISE OF HAPPINESS-TINA
      419 17 FAME'S NOT THE PROMISE OF HAPPINESS -TINA < >FESSJON, slr is a singer with workexpeiience on stage, T.V. and radio us countries of the world; and judgsf successes, she is well up on the Fame. fame, In the discerning eyes of Tina rili it encroaches on her private life, is
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      No books: Parents to be blamed
      411 17  -  DEMI TASSE BY lUOm-: than half th c academic year has been completed and yet some boys and girls in our schools have not yet got the full set ot text books used in classrooms. This is a surprise to me but I have
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      Folk Dance Club anniversary
      39 17 The Secondary Schools Folk Dance Club formed under the encouragement of expert Ricky Holden last year, will celebrate its first anniversary with a buffet and social gathering on Aug. 6 at the Chinese V.M.C.A. auditorium.
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      74 17 Nifltlt range of 3 in pens I ROTAX Only J $1.90 i j a wide variety ot ma with smart standord J coloured caps. Htma evenly, irrcspeetiv* I peed of your writing. It the first stroke leak. r>ed design. -^J wt^tfl^ji^^^ ft adio Has a perform'.encisome, A radio *he apprc
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      239 17 30 JOINED IN FUN ON JUDY'S BIRTHDAY JUDY BAU, o student of Singapore Chinese Girls' School, celebrating her eighth birthday at her home in Shepherd Drive. It was a grand time for Judy's friends and their parents joined in the celebration too. Mrs. Lucy Bau, the mother, told me it
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    BEST PRINTS IN ASIA ON SHOW TODAY
    440 18  - BEST PRINTS IN ASIA ON SHOW TODAY Sunny Giam by A $1,7)00 prize-winning pnnl in an Italian salon will be among the 230 photographs on show at the "Visit The Orient Year" Exhibition to be officially opened by Mr. Lee Koon Choy, Parliamentary Secretary, at Ihe Chinese Chamber of Commerce
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    THE MUSIC QUIZ
    60 18 OUR mystery singer last week was Paul Anka. Many correct entries were received and the one picked out of a hat came from Miss Patrica Han, 43 Middle Road. Singapore 7. She wins two Philips EP discs. This week we have a difficult one for you. Send
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    A gay treat of traditional jazz
    428 18 JONATHAN RUSSELL REVIEWS THE LATEST DISCS a STUDIO. eight happy musicians, a vocalist called Jean Lamb. twelve welltried tunes—and the result is a treat of traditional jazz present yd by leader George Chisholm on a Philips 12-inch BBL 7461. The eight supporters in the
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    Aileen wins the $10 prize
    243 18 4ILEEN TAN, 525 Upper East Coast Road. Singapore 16, is this week's winner of the Critic Contest. She wins the top prizes of $10. She writes: Pat Boone is now having a very successful time with his records. Recently he released two discs "The Exodus
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    WHO'S THIS?
    58 18 WHO'S THIS? FtOM tl ii 'Bi ;■< h ttii i.Mfiu J y lin »u> man i man fl V '1 :i!> mil/ v -<pm| Wf aibu civ will i I M fciVt I si jf <.v- vs H ho— then i nß*l v ■1 1 Wr^ think ■X Wi IS
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    96 19 ahar nets three for Singapore: Roberts akes impressive debut .1 ALAN BESAR, Thursday. \i; Hussein scored three goals in Sinpi sII victory over Joint Services in Malaya (.up match at the Stadium. rare, the Malaya Cup champions, play- termination. There was a will to wir spirit continues, the State will
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    81 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Singapore Malays have drawn a bye in the first round of the Malayan Malays badminton champion for the Tengku Abdul Rahman Cup and will now meet the winners of the Kelantan versus Trengganu encounter on August 27. Kelantan meet Trengganu in the opening tie
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    Film Studio will win today: Opposition not strong
    731 20 Film Studio will win today: Opposition not strong ALLAN LEWIS'S latest jff^rmntinn from the course THE GOING AT K.L. WILL BE HARD AND FAST SELECTIONS BY EXPERTS AND CARD IN PAGE 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. FILM STUDIO IV, who won very well over 8A F in his only raoe at
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    814 20 WIMBLEDON WIMBLEDON, Thursday. TALL, rugged Abe Segal, of South Africa, sprang the first major tipset of the 75th Wimbledon lawn tennis championship when he defeated fifth-seeded Manuel San tana, of Spain, in straight sets yesterday. With aggressive power play, the 30-year-old Johannesburg
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    53 20 NEW YORK, Thurs.— Pone Kin/peteh, of Thailand, gained the "lighter of the month" award in the American "Ring" magazine after the successful defence of his world flyweight title against Mitsunori Seki. of Japan, in Tokyo on Tuesday. Seki rose from sixth to fourth place in the
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