The Singapore Free Press, 4 July 1961

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    18 1 "TO KEEPOP WITH'THETOCArHEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    L-TEST MOVE-PROTEST
    65 1 L-TEST MOVE -PROTEST 'Selegie Road area is too crowded' v VPORE, Tues. Singapore p, Instructors 9 is to petiUovernment out the into road- the Selegk if future u^ts are there. v s ged in 1 ti ffic Four reasons man said mmittee ly, four given sting sec- main at lings
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    Women on warpath over move to open cabaret
    187 1 Women on warpath over move to open cabaret OANDAKAN. Tues.- The women of this peaceful east coast town of Sandakan are on the warpath, reports the latest issue of the Borneo Bulletin. And. reports the Bulletin, they have sent a call for reinforcements to their Jesselton sisters. The enemy? Men.
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    MAN FOUND DEAD BESIDE SCOOTER: SKID MARKS ON ROAD
    127 1 MAN FOUND DEAD BESIDE SCOOTER: SKID MARKS ON ROAD SINGAPORE. Tues. The body of an unidentified European, believed to be a serviceman, was found beside a scooter at the 8U milestone, Yio Chu Kang Road, early this morning. Traffic Police relieve that he had crashed after an accident as skid
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    100 go on strike for more pay
    40 1 SINGAPORE. Tues.- -About 100 monthly-rated workers oi the Firestone Tyre and Rubber Company went on strike this morning. The stoppage is over wages and uorkinsj conditions. The management was not available for comment.
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    West Irian: We can't wait for ever, says Gen. Nasution
    317 1 West Irian: We can't wait for ever, says Gen. Nasution !U)\N. Tuesday. r pHK Indonesian Defence Minister. General Abdul Haris Nasution, s;ml here that his country could not wail "indefinitely" for peaceful settlement of the West Irian (West New iuinea problem. ll* told a press conference at the close of
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    PAVITT ALL SET FOR TOUR OF CONTINENT
    91 1 PAVITT ALL SET FOR TOUR OF CONTINENT SINGAPORE. Tues. Capt J.A.L. Pavitt. chairman ot th< Seamen's Registry Board. leaves later this week on a tour ol Europe, the United States and Australia to seek employment opportunities tor local seamen. He was originally scheduled to leave last week with Mr. Teng
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    H.P. debt doubles
    22 1 r.CNDON Tues.— Britain's hue purchase debt rose £10.000.000 io 000,000 in May. double me increase oi the previous month.
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    Sahara was cooler
    39 1 PARIS. Tues.— Forty-three peoole died from sunstroke or drowntoi during France's week-end heat- v Three sunstroke victims died at the wheel of their cars It was 93 decrees in Paris with only degrees in the Sahara.
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    Siamese twins born
    29 1 rfrliN Tues.— Siamese twin aids born to a woman yesKrdax in West Berlin's Rudolf J Virchow Hospital. The babie* were Jomed at the chest and abdomen.
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    Taj (I am sorry I didn't do so well) is home
    429 1  - Taj (I am sorry I didn't do so well) is home KEN JALLEH SADDER BUT WISER BIG-WALKER TELLS HOW HE MOVED UP FROM 82nd TO 20th PLACE By SINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore's Bi g Walk champion, policeman Taj Mohammed returned to the State from Hong Kong last night a disappointed but
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    Gunmen hijack airliner
    110 1 MIAMI, Tues. Gunmen forced a Cuban airliner to land at Miami yesterday after shooting a Cuban militiaman on board as a guard. Police isolated the plane when it landed at the international airport here and took its 16 passengers into the immigration room after refusing to allow
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    150 CLERICAL WORKERS SUBMIT CLAIM FOR HIGHER PAY
    243 1 150 CLERICAL WORKERS SUBMIT CLAIM FOR HIGHER PAY SINGAPORE, Tues.Some 150 clerical workers of the Malayan Theatres Ltd. in Singapore want a general wage rise and improved conditions of service. The Singapore General Employees Union, which claims to represent the employees, has submitted the demands to the management. The union's
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    No further tax relief for UK tin mines
    244 1 No further tax relief for UK tin mines BID FOR HOLIDAY' DEFEATED F ONDON. Tues.— The British Government has decided after further consideration that it cannot make any further tax concessions to the British tin mining industry. Sir Edward Boyle. FinanI cial Secretary to the Treai sury, told the House
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    Latest
    16 1 111 MA j MORE T FOR KJvV, i REBELS DR LI N J l i
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    Price fluctuation causes some nervous fits and starts in tins
    360 2 Price fluctuation causes some nervous fits and starts in tins City section: Financeand industry By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JNTEREST once again centred around the tin section, with some nervous fits and starts as the metal price fluctuated, states a leading Singapore share broker commenting on last week's
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    RUBBER: RETURN TO HIGH PRICES UNLIKELY IN 1961-F.A.O.
    260 2 DOME. Tues.— A re- turn to very high rubber prices in 1961 is unlikely, predicts the Food and Agriculture Organisation in their Bulk-tin tor May. Assuming the political .si- tattoo tan South-Eiust Asia improves, the bulletin points out, output of natural rubbei
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    Market indices
    33 2 >NDON rues.- The PinanI inn m rte mdii i for I year, reek ago preI yesi rd ■< tively: T M 10" S, 473.9. 460 3. 453.7. I :iii. i^^o 182.7, W6.9.
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    Tin council meets
    37 2 ONDON 'I U4 s. I Qrsi sesol ..i Second Internationa] Agreemei In London .y rhe discussions are in pri- bui iling pru is ex- ted to me b r coi siderable to events markei
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    BUYERS REMAIN RELUCTANT ON LONDON SHARE MARKET
    109 2 BUYERS REMAIN RELUCTANT ON LONDON SHARE MARKET lONDO N. Tue.^. In the J .>toeiv markets yesterday, buyers were again reluctant to commit themselves in view or the existing uncertainties and appeared content to await action by the Chancellor ol the Exchequer when the Finance Bill becomes law. Seasonal holiday influences
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    Hong Kong prices
    53 2 HONG KONG. Mom.— Clomi^ pricey liere :ouay were: Previous Toaay H. S. Bank CorporatioD M 22 S4JO sales c;*>le>Wbeelock Marden $14.30 $14.20, salt* sales H kaog pbone $39.00 $57.50 sales sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $41.50 $41.00 «ale~ sales Taikoo Dock $75.50 STj.oo sal€b ."ales Jardinc Matluesou
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    GERMAN SHIPPING LINE CELEBRATES ITS FAR EAST SERVICE JUBILEE
    181 2 TANJONG PAGAR, Tues i.:'. oj Singapore's leading shipping and business ex--1 'Utives were pre.-ent at a reception given by the North German Lloyd in honour of T5 y- ars Far East Serubilee on board the Schwa benstein. T :.e hosta [01
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    137 2 Lvi>; sales in ihe Sii^apore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. A N. Ords $2.63 (Up 2 cento 1. (.ammon S-20 <up 1 cent), Hume Pref. 6s. 3d. (unchanged), McAlLster 51 .46 (down 1 cent), Metal Box 83.45 (down 4 cents), Robinson Ords $1.45
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    Ships in port
    142 2 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves today are: Malgorzata tornalska 1/2. Rawang NVV. 3, Pulau Kidjang N\V. 5, Ambra 6A, Idomeneua j IG'l6, Dolpheverett 19, Kmabalu 21/ 22, President Pierce 31/32, Teleraachus 42 43, Charon 46. Outer Roads: Sunon, Weltervreden, Sibi^o, Sindh, Simons Kerk, Wear Brevte. Thorsgaard,
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    Hemingway suicide or accident? No one will ever know
    211 2 Hemingway suicide or accident? No one will ever know QUN VALLEY (Idaho), j Tires.— Ernest Hej mingway's death from a shotgun blast in the head will never be officially explained Investigations into the death of the bearded 62--year-old writer at his Rocky Mountain home here on Sunday were closed yesterday
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    AN AGE 'RIDDLED WITH SEX AND VIOLENCE'
    109 2 AN AGE 'RIDDLED WITH SEX AND VIOLENCE' BRADFORD. England. Tue.-. —Dr. Maldwyn Edwards, the new president of the Methodist Conference, said here yesterday that the present age wai ''riddled with sex." One trembled for young people growing up in a society in which from every bookstall there were papers and
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    Bomb injures 39
    28 2 OR AN. (Western Algeria), Tues. Thirty-nine people \vere injured when a grenade was thrown into a crowded dance hall in the village of Oued Taria.
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    376 2 NOTE; All prices beiow are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, July 3. Previous Today RUBBER No. ti6» e.i.f. Eureo a o ports July LM <t IS 24 5/16 I Aug -jm 24 7/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS •••t 24 13/16 241 RUBBER No. 1
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    IRAQI ENVOY ON LONDON TV SAYS: WE NEVER INTENDED TO USE FORCE
    432 2 IRAQI ENVOY ON LONDON TV SAYS: WE NEVER INTENDED TO USE FORCE I ONDON. Tues— Mr. Nathir Umari, Iraqi Charge d'Affaires in London, said in a television interview here last night that his government would not use force to back its claims to Kuwait. He said his government's claim to
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    KOREA: 40 OFFICERS 'RETIRED' IN BIGGEST EVER PURGE
    175 2 KOREA: 40 OFFICERS 'RETIRED' IN BIGGEST EVER PURGE SEOUL, Tues.— The South Korean Defence Ministry has announced the purge of 40 senior military officers from LieutenantGenerals to Brigadiers. i It is the largest single purge of senior military officers in South Korean history. The purge included 30 army generals, 3
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    McA. welcome
    23 2 MANILA. Tues. Geneial Douglas Ma^Arthur returned ro tne Philippines yesterday to an exuberant weicome by thousands of cheering and flag-waving Filipinos
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    DAG PLANS TO REORGANISE UN SECRETARIAT
    57 2 DAG PLANS TO REORGANISE UN SECRETARIAT ITNITED NATION.- i Mr Dag Han has proposco a I tion dI the DM with 5 assistant guneraJ respona >1< tical affairs and Recretartefi-genera] handlinu administi Li Tho two caU uhave Hi* same ra Dolitical appoint* Bftrve lor miy i,. thrc(> to L\< <a
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    The British economy could collapse if she lost Kuwait
    562 2 The British economy could collapse if she lost Kuwait Withdrawal of Kuwait^ balances in London would be an immense strain on Britain's economic position. The loss of Kuwait oil wouid wreck Britain's iradinu position. For it would have to be replaced largely by dollar oil from America and Venezuela, playing
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    BLAKE: 3 REASONS FOR SENTENCE
    68 2 ONDON. Tucs. The 42-year prison seatena passed on convicted spy George Blake. 38. had I three-fold purpose Mr Justice Sir Malcolm) H-l--bery said in toe court of criminal appeal yesterday. "It was intended to be punitive, it ra and calculated others and it v. be
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    YOUTH WHO DID WELL IN RAF OFF FOR TRAINING
    27 3 YOUTH WHO DID WELL IN RAF OFF FOR TRAINING I i< 3 It land i o. i Bl (i- I I I I I I I NG
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    Welcome to Singapore
    50 3 as tour. They are staying ai the Cock pi: Hotel. The Rev. V. G. Shearburn, Bishop ol Rangoon, is here for a few days. He is at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. R. McHale, an economist from America, flew in yesterday. He is staying at the Goodwood Hotel.
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    Election Day at varsity: 1,800 to vote for 25 candidates
    346 3 Election Day at varsity: 1 ,800 to vote for 25 candidates SINGAPORE, Tuesday. JT'S Election Day today tor 1,800 members of the University of Malaya in Singapore Students Union. I ulil nine this morning, campaigning by Ihe 2,1 candidates contesting the 10 seats in the general elections went on earnestly.
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    502 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. fllF SECOND annual "Hospital Nite" presented by the General Hospital Recreation Club saw a total of 27 entrants for the "Smartest Nurse of the Year" and "Smartest Div. Four Officer (Female)" contests. And before 500 in the
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    SEQUEL TO BAR BRAWL: $150 FINE FOR MISCHIEF
    160 3 SEQUEL TO BAR BRAWL: $150 FINE FOR MISCHIEF SINGAPORE. Tues. About -even men took part in a brawl at the Malaya Bar. Klang Lane, following an argument with the proprietor, Mr. Tan Ec Ken. over a telephone call said to have been made to the police, a magistrate's court was
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    HE STRUCK CUSTOMER WITH CHOPPER OVER 5 CTS.
    225 3 HE STRUCK CUSTOMER WITH CHOPPER OVER 5 CTS. SINGAPORE, Tues.— A coffee stall assistant, who wielded a I chopper to strike a cus- i tomer over five cents, j was today told: 'That is no way to conduct business if you wish to j be successful." The Thira District Judge,
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    Catholic nurses celebrate
    46 3 THOMSON, Tues. The Catholic Nurses Guild of Malaya celebrated the Catholic Nurses Day at the Novena (Redemptorisi Church I on Sunday. About 90 nurses attended. The nurses held a procession carrying the banner of the Guild. They later attended mass in the church.
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    She stole a durian
    44 3 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A woman. Khoo Hock Ooi, was given a conditional discharge for six months when she pleaded guilty to stealing a durian valued at $1.50 from a hawker. Fang Sin Chee, in Mosque Street on Sunday at 10.45 p.m.
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      19 3 $500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK Your Free Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the bac|c page
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      237 3 CINEMAS ROYAL: Pasamalar (Tamil) ALHAMBRA. The Ten 3.30. 7.30. Commandments 3.30. a. TAJ: Naga Nandini (Tamil) CAPITOL: The Secret Ways 3. 1 d, 6.15, 9.10. 1.45. 4. 6.30. 9.15. CATHAY: Chance Meeting 1.30. 4. 6.30, 9.30. SINGAPORE POLICE (iLOBE: Place in me Sun BAXD: Public performance at 1.45, 4. 7,
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    PTA head welcomes public relations in schools
    242 4 PTA head welcomes public relations in schools |>ASIR PANJANG. 1 Tues.— The Education Ministry's appointment of teachers as public relation officers has been welcomed as a move in the riijht direction by Mr. James Lim Hock Guan, president ol the Pasir Panjanu English School Parent Teachers 1 Association. Mr Mm
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    Darn Singh off soon on the road to Rome and stardom— by motor-cycle
    204 4 Darn Singh off soon on the road to Rome and stardom by motor-cycle SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A SINGAPORE telephone-operator, Darn Singh, will make a 10,000-mile road journey to Rome on a motor-cycle this week to become a film star. He \\;is told by Mr. Hassan Chisty, a local lilm distributor who
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    FIVE HIKERS PLAN TO SAIL 6,000 MILES BY LIFEBOAT
    112 4 OINGAPORE, Tues. Five hitch-hikers, who met in Singapore after travelling separately overland from Europe, have joined forces for a 6.000-mile voyage to Australia in a year-old lifeboat. which they bought from a junkyard here for S2OO. The five are Klaus Leupnlz.
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    DRIVE TO TEACH KINDNESS TO ANIMALS
    99 4 DRIVE TO TEACH KINDNESS TO ANIMALS MALACCA, Tues. The Malacca. Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will star; a campaign this month to instil into schoolchildren ana youths a sense of responsibility to annuals. The chairman of the Malacca society. Mrs. Susan Wilson, said that starting from tomorrow
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    Australian tour for sawmillers
    40 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A group oj Maiayan sawmillers and Government officials will leave for Australia 0:1 Saturday to study the Limber industry there. The two-week study tour Is the outcome 0: discussions between the two Governments.
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    Pitman's examination results
    342 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. r FHE following candi- dates have passed the Pitman's Examination held in the V.M.C.A. during April. Shorthand Speed < 140 w.p.m. >: Nagappan. Miss Maggie Ong Cheng Yin. James Son Cheong Poo. 120 w.p.m.: Miss Jeanette Ho. 110 w.p.m.: Miss Lily Chan. Chew Ah Kong.
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    Commercial classes
    25 4 KAJANG, Tues. The Kajang branch of the Adult Education is to start classes in commercial subjects. A typewriting class will first be started.
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    Stabbed to death
    33 4 ALOR STAR. Tues.— A padi plant, r. O.>man bin Omar, was .stabbed to death during a light at Guar Chrmpedak 18 miles irom here. Police later d« tamed a man.
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    CO-OPERATER SOCIETY WILL DOHAT $200 TO SATA
    121 4 CO-OPERATER SOCIETY WILL DOHAT $200 TO SATA SINGAPORE ah. U X j has been ele< man of the Mercantile c Thrift and I, Limited. Tiic tm etin by the vic< pr j Kwok Chee Mi i donation ol ft gapore Anti-1 social mn. Mr. Kwok UT to encourage m< of
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    POLICE TIP FO 'LOVERS' !N LAKE GARDEN!
    74 4 POLICE TIP FO 'LOVERS' !N LAKE GARDEN! SEREMBAN, Acting CriminaJ lnv< Hashim bi. R vised "l\w" not to tai much ca h with wear Utti< k i they go to the Lai G .:> n«- v. a- comm tuing oi arre t of t* tag the prompt salesman 1 1
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    He preyed on rich girls
    733 5 He preyed on rich girls SARAH WILL INHERIT ALL HER MOTHER'S MONEY IN A YEAR...' I^THE STORY SO FAR... thi tnird instalment of AGATHA CHRISTIE'S thrilling crime story. The Adventure th. rH 1 Pudding, FrC n<h dS~t£ J^^s^JSU^JS eastern potentate's missina family ruby takes him to K,nas Lacey in the
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    Poirot acquires another problem
    655 5 Poirot acquires another problem ''And this is Mr. LeeWortley." Mr. Lee-Wortley wore a fisherman's jersey and tight black jeans: his hair vas rather long and it seemed doubtful whether he had shaved that mornins White X'mas in contrast to him was a young man introduced as David W< iwyn. who
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      213 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Bickenson MANDRAKE by Lee Fa!k and PhiS Davis !> CLOSIWeTfAAE |CLOSIKJ& V SE TW KOUSW /Si I I 7T 1 1 AT A SAM K- T/ME.SiK.A^^ AMIKJUTE, P^*^ THE HEART OF JULIET JONES by Stan Drake JEvTIW /all right, i'll ask him. I
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  • TELLING THE PEOPLE
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      'A hive of business activity'
      249 6 nPTIMiSM regarding Singapore's present and future industrial and commercial prospects is expressed by a visiting American expert. The Suite is "a hive oi business activity." according to Professor Ferdinand Maus c r, whose specialist subject is marketing. The professor, on a world tour to survey
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      One-way traffic
      64 6 THE newly-introduced one way traffic scheme in the Seran»oon Gardens housing estate has rightly been welcomed by the residents. It will be on trial for three months, and its success or otherwise —will then be assessed. If it is successful, as we believe it, will be, similar schemes
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    TOM MBOYA
    1238 6 Voice of the millions By a special correspondent THE QUESTION IN KENYA'S EYES TODAY IS: ARE YOU FOR OR AGAINST US? AN African politician nn (1 labour leader was being interviewed in the garden hehind the Kenya Legislative Coun c i I building in Nairobi, .lusl oul of
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    Life is like that
    225 6 Life is like that rrilli; ntfctrew scu\ i., 1 maid "I'm very disapp., :i you. Mary. Last night i was coining hnm< i through tho kitchen i H and saw you kftg&in divr "Oil. VO. IlKld.H; was my brother "Oh? il it \\;t:^ t: titer, What's In-, n "He said
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    SHE RUSHED TO HANYANG TO keep DATE WITH PEN PALS
    74 7 SHE RUSHED TO HANYANG TO keep DATE WITH PEN PALS ies. A I V h StUI heresa -d to University liner hereirs. hurry, **To se€ Nanyang always bat an n pals luding many N r m d iring she scholarship msin. rs the d at M Man daapart such ShangTapper
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    Ex-teacher will open first Chinese restaurant for Ethiopians
    231 7 Ex-teacher will open first Chinese restaurant for Ethiopians AM ALMOST CERTAIN MY NEW VENTURE WILL SUCCEED' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ETHIOPIANS will soon have the chance to eat genuine Chinese dishes, such as foo yong, chicken chow mem, and crispy fried noodles. For a Former Chinese teacher in Muar, Mr. P. C
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    BEAUTIES ON WAY TO U.S. GET WARM WELCOME DURING STOP IN MANILA
    85 7 BEAUTIES ON WAY TO U.S. GET WARM WELCOME DURING STOP IN MANILA MISS Helen Ton (Miss Malaya) and Miss Julie Koh (Miss Singapore) were given a warm reception on their arrival at Manila. The two beauties are now on their way by the P. and O. liner Himalaya to California,
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    ADMIRAL, INDIAN ENVOY VISIT WARSHIPS ON 10-DAY GOODWILL TOUR
    168 7 ADMIRAL, INDIAN ENVOY VISIT WARSHIPS ON 10-DAY GOODWILL TOUR SINGAPORE. Tues. The Commander-in-chief of the Far East Station. Admiral Sir David Luce, and the Assistant Indian Commission. Mr. G. J. Malik, yesterday visited separately the Indian Navy ships, Trishul and Talwar. which are In Singapore on a 10--day goodwill visit.
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    ANOTHER FOUR SOCIETIES ARE REGISTERED
    105 7 ANOTHER FOUR SOCIETIES ARE REGISTERED SINGAPORE. Tues. Four new societies have been registered in Singapore, according to the Government Gazette just published. They are the Lions Club of Singapore East. Telok Ayer Street: Thong Teck Sian Tcng Lian Sin Sia. Boon Teck Road; Malayan Pharmaceutical Association, and the Malayan Mathematical
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    Four get posts in legal service
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Four new appointments to the legal service are announced in the latest issue of the Government Gazette. Mr. Koh Enii Tian and Mr. Sachi Saurajen are appointed Deputy Public Prosecutors, while Miss Lovey Tan Beng Neo and Mr. Khoo Hin Hiong are
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    Undergrads plan big welfare drive: Target is $30,000
    205 7 Undergrads plan big welfare drive: Target is $30,000 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. STUDENTS in some universities are only concerned about obtaining their degrees, but our undergrads also devote part of their! time to help the underprivileged sections of the] community. This was stated by Mr. Gilbert Chai. secretary of the Welfare Week
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    REGISTRA TION A T CENTRES
    227 7 SIXGAPORE. Tues.—Registration for admission into the Regular Further Education Secondary Classes ol the Adult Education Board is now being carried out at the following centres: Ben 1 1 v Seconaa y Scno< >\ (English) H.S.C. t Science only*; Beatty Secondaiy School (Chinese) Secondary l. 2.
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    Police Band music Acting appointment
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Singapore Police Band will play at the Esplanade norn 7.30 to 8.30 tonight. SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr Goh Koh Pui has been appointed Acting Permanent Secretary (Treasury) In the Ministry of Finance.
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      284 7 n necessary, delay imporiant deIF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... SAGITTARIUS g^- LIX^ V to be some sales, so see to it IO|FS (Mar 21 Apr 20): VOL have a forceful, flam- a fy O Het "iS proper share. IW TAKE care of banking sHr^SHr 1 !c«pricorn 53i r gstraas-js teptional talents
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      152 PHOTOS WILL BE SEEN AT SCHOOL CLUB'S SHOW
      235 8 152 PHOTOS WILL BE SEEN AT SCHOOL CLUB'S SHOW ,r|NE hundred and fifty-two photographs taken by school pupils are to be exhibited at the first open photographic exhibition organised by the St. Joseph's Institution Photographic Club from July 27 to July 29. The club has received a total of 257
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      TEN SCHOOLS TO BATTLE IT OUT FOR QUIZ CUP
      97 8 TEN SCHOOLS TO BATTLE IT OUT FOR QUIZ CUP THE Victoria School science society has organised an inter-school geographical quiz which will be held on July 25 at the Cultural Centre at 3.00 p.m. Ten schools will compete for the challenge cup donated by Victoria School principal, Mr. Paul Abisheganaden.
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      Two hard working boys, both 11, to study overseas
      223 8 Two hard working boys, both 11, to study overseas TWO PUPILS of Newton Boys' School 11, Edwin Neo Eng Kiat and Mathew Thomas, both 11, are to continue their education overseas Edwin in Hong Kong and Mathew in England. Both Edwin and Mathew are also members of the 175 th
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      ACS pips Raffles by a single point to win inter-school debate
      299 8 ACS pips Raffles by a single point to win inter-school debate THE An g I o-Chinese School beat Raffles Institution in an inter-school debate on "Euthanasia should be made legal" by I'lH to I**4 points. Proposing the motion Wee Teh Chu of Raffles Institution said it was better for a
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      Singing their way to fame
      124 8 THE Goh Brothers, Michael and Richard, although not keen to become singers, are singing their way to fame. Former pupils of the Anglo-Chinese School, Michael, 19 is a clerk at a supermarket, and Richard. 18. a technician in a private firm. Michael and Richard, well
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      How to get a pay rise— and convince your boss
      571 8 How to get a pay rise— and convince your boss WHAT A BOY AND Glß^ VENTURING INTO THE WORLD SHOULD KNOW IJARI) on the heels of the problems o| i ting a job and keeping il Domes Uu portant matter oi earning more money. has become the subject matter few
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    102 READERS WERE RIGHT!
    205 9 NEVER HAVE SO MANY ENTRIES BEEN PUT INTO HAT FOR DRAW |^OTHINC like trying one's luck, seems to be the philosophy of our readers judging from the familiar names I come across each week as I open the entries, to our Fashion Sense competition. We receive
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    DOUGHNUTS: TASTE IS MOST IMPORTANT
    509 9 MUCH DEPENDS ON TIMING AND RECIPE AIAKING doughnut ■"•Ms, basically, easy enough. Nearly everybody can do it. but the question is how tasty is it? For the succulence of the doughnut depends on its lightness and this, in turn, means a strict adherence to time,
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    The eyes have it!
    8 9 ferMiss know-how) MARIA YVETTE
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    Many have realised that it isn't 'naughty' to want to look attractive
    448 9 Many have realised that it isn't 'naughty' to want to look attractive v beautiful your v must be accen-ake-up to bring mly. h mphasis being -up in today's more and more that it is not their eyes to most startling ild be made-up s naturally as tins effect is one
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    Learning to count and spell-the easy way for your child
    431 9 Learning to count and spell- the easy way for your child T EARNING to count and Ld spell can be made interesting for your child if it is treated as a game. Available at a children's departmental store in High Street is a plastic board designed to stimulate a child's
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    Paris look in shoes
    38 9 A LITTLE of the latest Paris look has come to town in the pom-pom decorations for softies (those flexible flatties). Now available at a leading shoe store, they are In various shades of satin.
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    Fashion sense No. 11
    149 9 CELECT the most appropriate accessories for this beach outfit from Patricia Fashions. The tapered slacks is of blue and white stripes and it is teamed with a loose overblouse in a darker shade of blue, trimmed along the hemline to match the slacks. Now place a
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      82 9 Pye is the word for pleasure A wee bend portable receiver 3 short, medium* word for pleasure, and in this case the pleasure's portable. Take powered, all-transistor radio any°u piease and tune in to all your ;ourj te programmes. i the ear as it is on the pocket, nonths of
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      229 10 For PICNICS at PULAU HANTU i SUNDAYS HOLIDAYS By Special Launches from JARDINE STEPS Leave Return S7 a.m. 4 p.m. 8 o.m. 5 p.m. 9 a.m. 6 p.m. Round trip $4/- per person. Book Early! Passages Limited! BEE SHIP SUPPLY CO. 9-H, Asia Insurance Building. Tels: *****—***** ***** Students Who
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      356 10 MM.M B"l^P9BB^^^Hm ws' iK HHrlix SING HUP ELECTRIC CO. are having a Clearance Sale of a number of 6.7 cv. ft. •ADMIRAL" refrigerators. Priced at $495 for cash, this is a good buy for a fridge of this size. i3ce them at 171, Orchard Road. BAJAJ'S HOUSEHOLD DEPT.. are offering
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      523 10 assortment of coloui-; from the sole agents, SIAKSON TRADING CO LTD., 26, Prinsep Street. "FLYING EAGLE" BRAND of shirts, sportshirts and underwear sell at prices everyone can afford. Wide selections are available in hundreds of shops in Singapore. Sole agents NAI NAI CO., 12, North Bridge Road. SPEND AN ENJOYABLE
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      646 10 drink for young and oici. Get a supply of the "Snow" brand orange juice available in cans from the sole agents, SWEE HIN TRADING, 166, Cross St. FOR IDEAL GIFTS of the latest designs in platinum jewellery with precious stones, cultured pearl, jade and gold ornaments call at TIN SING
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      285 10 REGENT TRADERS, 35, Upper Pickering Street. PLAYING PING POXG is a healthy recreation for all. You can get a good ping pong table from WING KWONG CO.. 145. Middle Road. It has easy folding steel understructure and requires minimum storage space. GROW NEW HAIR and check baldness with ••Meducrin" Lotion
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    Tokyo Varsity team due and
    81 11 GOLFS MOST POWERFUL HITTER tn«rhil figures N S hropsbire-boni Harry Weetman, an individualist who believes in saying what can hit a t:olt bail farther than most of his fellow-golfers, but he is not just a long hitter. He is a delicate touch. His playing record
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    Harry Weetman demonstrates the correct swing
    276 11 Har ry Weetman demonstrates the correct swing In s\> iiii^ in golf which can I v 1 1 irien i s dubs and m tundamentalh Ihe swinu m 1 ■'< n 1 woods the acceni is on W n bac& in straight line E and shoulders begin to It moves
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    The Thai diplomat who is never discouraged by defeat
    231 11 M Kl-IMM-L. Tuesday. Jm ut who took ii|) I lie II ancient" sport three veins 11 i his handicap to 22 is Thai1] General in Singapore, Nibhon m LITTLE XEXE. I ./.at. fl the l B iJM I X m B
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    S.A.F.A. goes communal once again
    267 11 S.A.F.A. goes communal once again By C. Chellappah Singapore, Tues. A football team from St. Paul's University, Tokyo, is scheduled to play three matches in Singapore this week. On July 7 the visitors take on Singapore Chinese on July 12 they play Singapore Malays and on the 14th the visitors
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    LEE TAKES TOP HONOURS AT PRINCESS ELIZABETH
    393 11 LEE TAKES TOP HONOURS AT PRINCESS ELIZABETH BUKIT TIMAH, Tues.— Lee Scan Soon of Guttas House became the "A" Division champion at the seventh annual athletics meet of the Princess Elizabeth Estate School. Mrs. J. W. L. Russel gave away the prizes. Results: BOYS "A" Division 100 yards: 1. Lee
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    BEATTY SCHOOL SPORTS: AH SOON IS CHAMPION
    495 11 BEATTY SCHOOL SPORTS: AH SOON IS CHAMPION FARRER PARK, Tues.— One record was broken and one equalled at the Bth annual athletic meet of Beatty Secondary School at Farrer Park stadium. Kok Ah Soon was the Divi- sion "A" champion with 24 j points. A. Rahim Said was the Division
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    MILLER, KIRKHAM IN GODOWN FOURSOMES FINAL
    104 11 MILLER, KIRKHAM IN GODOWN FOURSOMES FINAL rpHOMSON, Tues. Robert 1 Miller and John Kirkham (S.C.C.) reached the final of the Royal Singapore Golf Club's Godown Foursomes when they beat the R.P.O. pair, I.P. Nelson and P.E. Stoddard two and one in the semi-finals played here on Sunday. In the other
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    Combined Services take beating at water-polo
    156 11 TANJONG RHU. Tues.— Combined Services waterpoloists took another drubbing again this week to the Singapore Amateur brimming Associations league. In both their matches played at the S.C.C.'s pool here on Sunday they went down badly losing by big mar- gins. In their W Division
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    CAUTIOUS AUSSIES PLAN LONG PRACTICE SESSION
    67 12 CAUTIOUS AUSSIES PLAN LONG PRACTICE SESSION MAM HESTEJ I Australia I announce Iheii team for th« Ti st inst England, v (in on Thursday, am practi 'a th esi ;round at H< ading] y, Li ds, lomon Mr Sidn W bb, th( said "We D sessi n toni and aftei
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    WINNING COMBINATION
    27 12 Mins Leon? Sui Yin leading in Bukit Bintang (Mitchell up>. winner of Race Seven at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Bukit Bintang is trained by Rodgers.
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    Tudor House (Posner up) surprises with a fine workout
    505 12 Tudor House (Posner up) surprises with a fine workout By ALLAN LEWIS B. TIMAH, Tuesdoy. gAGBY-TRAINED horses worked brilliantly on the very fast number two track at Bukit Timah this morning and I thought that Singapore Turf Club Chairman's Tudor House, ridden by Posner, was the most attractive worker. He
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    Rahim 'wants to quit' as coach
    194 12 by C. CHELLAPPAH Singapore, Tuesday. SINGAPORE Amateur Football Association president, Mr. Soh Ghee Soon revealed yes-U-kl.'n thai coach Rahim Sattar "*wanted to Mr. Sun said that Rahim told him while re-; turning with him from Seremban on Sunday afternoon that h€ wanted to quit
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    Krishnan surprises Emerson: Now he'll meet Laver
    561 12 Krishnan surprises Emerson: Now he'll meet Laver WIMBLEDON, Tuesday. INDIA'S champion, seventh seeded Ramanathan Krishnan. sprang a surprise by out-manoeuvring Australian champion Hoy Emerson to enter the Wimbledon men's singles semi-finals for the second successive year yesterday. i On another court. 22--year-old old Layer, runnerup for the titk 1 in
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    ENGLAND'S TEST STARS SHOW TOP FORM WITH THE BAT
    325 12 ENGLAND'S TEST STARS SHOW TOP FORM WITH THE BAT LONDON, Tues. Brian Close, the Yorkshire all-rounder, celebrated his inclusion among the 12 men named by the England selectors for the third Test on Thursday, by completing a century yesterday again^-t Somerset at Hull. Close, who took five wickets as Somerset
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    HOODOO? WHAT NONSENSE! SPORE PLAYERS NOT IN FORM
    200 12 HOODOO? WHAT NONSENSE! SPORE PLAYERS NOT IN FORM SINGAPORE. Tues. The President of the Singapore Amateur Football As- sociation. Mr. Soh Ghee j Soon said yoterday that he was not at all discouraged by Singapore's Malaya Cup showing against Negri Sembilan at Scremban on Sunday. Negri held the Cup holders
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    Upper Serangoon badminton
    57 12 SINGAPORE. Tiles. Restilts of the semi-final oi \he Upper Serangoon Community Centre badminton tournament played ye>tcrday were: Doubles: An.ix... raj and Gob Sao Nam bi Low Tay Tiang aiic Chew Keng Wan 17-14. 10-15. 15-11; Ang Soon Chye ana Ta,^ Taug Kuan-; "o:. Lee To: g Juang
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    AUSSIES MAKE MERRY ON PERFECT PITCH
    131 12 AUSSIES MAKE MERRY ON PERFECT PITCH MANCHESTER, Tue.v Centuries by Bobby Simpson and Bill Lawry. his sixth of the tour, together with an unfinished 71 by Norman O'Neill, enabled the Australians to reach 324 for the loss of only three wickets against Lancashire at Old Trafford yesterday. Rain halted play
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    PALEMBANG TOURISTS GO DOWN FIGHTING
    150 12 fiEYLANG. Tues.—Palem\J bang Cagers from Indonesia suffered defeat in both their charity matches in aid of the Bukit Ho Swee Fire Relief Fund at the Happy World Stadium last night. In vie opening match of the I evening, their women cagers went I down to
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    ACCEPTANCES ON THURSDAY
    31 12 Acceptances for the first two days of the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting, on Saturday and Sunday next will be declared at 10 a.m. on Thursday, 6th. July.
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