The Singapore Free Press, 8 July 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ The SINGAPORE Free Press No. ***** SATURDAY, JULY 8, 1961 15 CENTS
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    NIPPON-GO MAIN is BACK
    278 1 Blunders that led to war— Starts today in P. 5 pgawa, 'the saviour of the I Cathedral' gv OTHUI RICHARDS SINGAPORE, Soturdoy. j ip inese yesterday who claimed to tin saviour of St. Andrew's ing the Occupation. Liiiccl Professor Andrew N 'in V Directoi of Kduca[Kinese
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    Something to make you think
    168 1 II HAT'S new in The Free ff Press, the paper that brings you something fresh every week? Today The Free Press starts a series oj article* to make you think; and next week it publishes the first of a series of cartoons to make you
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    Something to make you laugh
    147 1 ON the lighter side of life. The Free Press invites you to meet 'Angel Face: This cartoon series about the adventures of the sauciest little baby you ever saw will appear in The Free Press every Tuesday and Friday, startin next week. It. too. is
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    Mrs. ANUAR FLIES TO JOIN HUSBAND IN LONDON
    128 1 Mrs. ANUAR FLIES TO JOIN HUSBAND IN LONDON PVTA LEBAR, Sat.— Mrs. Hedwig Anuar. former director Of the Singapore National Library, left test night by air for Britain with her son. Azml. 3. to join her husband who is reading law In London. Mrs. Anuar, who had just finished her
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    British shoe boom
    28 1 LONDON. Sat. The recent British trade fair in Moscow should produce owtewto a t least one million pairs of British &hoe*, shoemakers were told here.
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    VARSITY GETS MAN TO HEAD NEW DEPT. AFTER A YEAR'S SEARCH
    274 1 VARSITY GETS MAN TO HEAD NEW DEPT. AFTER A YEAR'S SEARCH SINGAPORE S a t. The one-year search in three continents for a man to head the University of Malaya in Singapore's new department of political science has ended. Scotland -bom Professor Robert Stephen Milne. 42. i has arrived to
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    Robeson on holiday
    17 1 MOSCOW. S;ii.— Pa iii Robeson i rived r«e:e Toi a holiday anci medical treatment.
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    TEST: ENGLAND MAKE STUBBORN STAND TO TAKE ONE-RUN LEAD
    329 1 LEEDS. 4 SPLENDID innings of 93 by Colin Cowdrey helped England to pass the Australian first innings total of 237 with six wickets in hand on the second day of the third cricket Test here yesterday. England, nine for no wicket
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    Park 80 get pay rise
    73 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. Some 30 employees of the Groat World Amusement Park, Kirn Seng Road, will get a general wage rise ranging from $5 to $7 a month. They will also receive backpay of between $35 and $49 because the new wage rates are retrospective from
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    Three best bets Winston, Equity and Timberlane
    155 1  -  SCRUTINEER By OUKIT TIMAH, Sat. Due to the prolonged dry spell in Singapore the track here will be very firm this afternoon for the first day of the Singapore Turf Club's July meeting. Unless there is a break in the weather, which is
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    Counsellor takes over U.K. Commission: Head and deputy away
    172 1 Counsellor takes over U.K. Commission: Head and deputy away SINGAPORE, Saturday. the head and deputy head of the United Kingdom Commission away From Singapore, Mr. P. 13. C. Moore, Counsellor, Ims taken over as acting Commissioner and ;iiiin^ Deputy Commissioner. Lord Selkirk, the Commissioner, is now in London for urgent
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    Race to freedom
    27 1 NUREMBERG (West Germany). Sat. Throe East German racing car drivers asked ior political •asylum in West Germany after taking part in a race here
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    JAPANESE GIRL HERE TO KEEP BIRTHDAY DATE
    66 1 PAYA LLBAR. oat.- Masoka Maeda, 14 year old daughter oi Mr. K. Maeda, the Japanese Consul-General in Singapore, How into Singapore last night to keep a birthday date with her two-year-old sister. Akiko. At the airport, alter hogging her sister, Masoka said she
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    Latest
    36 1 youth ieaten 1 0 DLATH NEAR home: >i\ti \eoiu i t(.||tll I \I M I < |vǤ r If! 11 ineclcd tiviM LAYAN H ruNDS v im.vH Jnd n 1 UK V"1 i i t l
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      12 1 HI- JoDbk Kj r I/I XLf ENEX is a, MUST! "■-"^fetwKLEENEX •CIM
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  • Free Press city section: Finance and industry
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      IRREGULAR START FOR SMALL GAINS AT CLOSE
      196 2 IRREGULAR START FOR SMALL GAINS AT CLOSE i ONDON, Sat. Tin J prices moved irreilarly yesterday morn:.o knit at the close of the session they showed small gains on Thursay's afternoon close. harder tone presimir- Elected some buying in the iinmir.er.t Tit: men! mount ol liquidation bsorbed as buying ttaroughoui
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      New low for the £
      35 2 New low for the DN. Sal T:it exchange s w ling kgains tne Siau doQai fell here (owes !t 1 since ect nomic crisis in A, two dollars the sterling rate I cents above the
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      Iron prospecting continues on Kulim Rubber plantations
      297 2 Iron prospecting continues on Kulim Rubber plantations By Free Press Market Reporter SINGAPORE, Saturday. AS ANNOUNCED earlier, prospecting for x iron ore was carried out during 1960 over parts of one of the group's Kedah estates by a Chinese mining firm, the directors' report of Kulim Rubber Plantations Ltd., reveals.
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      MARKETS-SOME END-ACCOUNT BEAR-COVERING: BUYERS CAUTIOUS
      129 2 MARKETS -SOME END-ACCOUNT BEAR-COVERING: BUYERS CAUTIOUS LONDON. Sat The siock markets ended the week quietly with prices Irregular. A certain amount of endaccount bear-covering took place but investment demand was small and buyers adopted a cautious attitude pending the Chancellor of 'he Exchequer's action to correct the economic situation. Gilt-edged
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      New tyre factory
      39 2 PARIS, Sat. The Michelin Company yesterday announced it v. ill b;::ld a syntbetk rubber plant in the Bordeaux area. The anQOtmcement cid not specify the vpe of rubber to be produced or •he planned production rat*.
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      Hong Kong prices
      55 2 HONG KONG. Fn. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H S. Bank Corporation 5414 $416 sales sales Wheetock Marden si 4 20 $14.20 sales sales Hlung phone 557.50 $58.00 sales sale* Dairy Firm Co.d Storage 540.T5 541.00 -.lies sales Taikoo Dock $73.00 $74.50 sales sales Jarumc
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      UPs and DOWNs of your shares
      154 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Last sales In the Singapore Tradinc Room yeiieruav were: INDUSTRIALS: Fitzpatrfcks $1.95 iup 5 cent.s>. F. N. Ords $2 30 <up 5 cents). Gammon $2.20 .up 1 cent I J. Wa-ufh $2.03 'up 17 cents). M. Cement $2.55 iup 26 cents), M< Alister $1.45
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      Production of tin is increased
      69 2 LONDON. Sat. World mine woduction of tin-in-concentrat«s •ose to 12,800 tons in March from 2.100 in February, the Internaional Tin Council reports in the Fune issue of its monthly statisical bulletin. World smelter prediction of tin netal increased to 13.500 tons from .1.500 tons in
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      Synthetic rubber price reduced
      58 2 NEW YORK, Sat.— Shell Chemical Company, a subsidiary of Shell Dil Company, has announced that it has reduced the price of its x>lyisoprene synthetic rubber by -wo U.S. cents a lb. to 26.1 U.S. :ents for carload or truckload lots )r to 25 U.S. cents per
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    Malaya ratifies second tin pact: More say Yes
    261 2 Malaya ratifies second tin pact: More say Yes ONDON, Sat. Ma- laya is among the four producer countries that have already ratified the second international tin agreement which came into force last Saturday. The others are Indonesia, Nigeria and Thailand. Notice of intent to ratify had been received from Australia.
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    U.S. seeks to dispel war fears—takes 'less tough' stand
    233 2 U.S. seeks to dispel war fears— takes 'less tough' stand WASHINGTON, Saturday. concerned at the crisis atm mosphere building up over the Berlin issue, the Kennedy administration took steps yesterday to bring the matter into some perspective, r Reports which bore all the marks of being officially inspired sought to
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    B.O.A.C. SERVICES IN LONDON HIT AGAIN AS 75 GO ON STRIKE
    89 2 B.O.A.C. SERVICES IN LONDON HIT AGAIN AS 75 GO ON STRIKE LONDON. Sat. A maintenance strike hit British Overseas Airways services at London Airport yesterday for the second time within two weeks. Sir Matthews Slattery. 8.0.A.C. chairman said six or eight aircraft were affected so far. He said 75 men
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    NEW RIVALS FOR BRITAIN'S INDUSTRY
    180 2 NEW RIVALS FOR BRITAIN'S INDUSTRY t ONDON. Sat —Britain has Xj to decide whether to maintain an "uneconomic oid-fashioned Industry" blockIng the sale> of younger nations or whether to concentrate on new sciencebased industries. Mr. Denzil Freeth. Parliamentary Secretary for Science, said here last night. Mr Freeth told the Union
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    BOTTLE BARRAGE BY ASIAN CREW
    84 2 SOUTHAMPTON, (England), Sat,— Chinese crew barred from landing from the Dutch liner Johan Van Oldenbranevelt by United States authorities at Miami pelted the quayside with bottles, passengers reported here yesterday. Trouble started when the 500 passengers from Australia, New Zealand and North America, on their
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      118 2 Previous r «rta» rtUBBEH NO. H»ft O.l.f lunilin ports July 24 7/16 246 Aut 24 9/16 24 11/16 NUMBER No. 1 fttt SHt 242 24 13/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlomont House Terms. Aur 24 13/16 24 15 '16 Seot '.'42 25 1/16 TONE: Steady. ■'mfflLH 'Alto
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      New York Prices
      64 2 NEW YORK, July 7. Previous Today TIN Strait* 117.23 116.87 RUBBER Future* Rll Contract, July 29.27} 29.37* Sept. 29.18 29.30 TONE: Steady. SALES: 22 Utf. *C«M*t»*H Contract July 29.10 29.13 eot. 29.101 29.221 TONE: Quiet. SALES: Nil. No. 1 RSS July landed price 29 i L'9i COFFEE:
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      Dow jones Averages
      33 2 NEW YORK, July 7. Previous Today i 80 Industrial* 694.27 692.73 90 Railr«ad» 142.48 141.36 40 Dome*tlo Sands... 84.16 S4.12 18 UtllltlM 113.86 113.&5 M Stacks Campaslta Avsrases 231.03 230.36
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      U.S. Pepper
      36 2 Malabar spot 46, adoats 45J. July shipment 4oi. L.ampong spot 46, afloat* 452, July shipment 4"» J. Muntok white Bt>ot 65, ailoats 53|, July shipment 515, sellers, ex-dock. Above prices quoted In U.S. cent*
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      85 2 LONDON, July 7. Previous Today COPRA Philippine* a.i.f. U.K. /North European port* dellvtrort wstght par long tan July |l€7i s\h r COPRA, Stiaits •srna. 3.1. t. UK./ Marth European Pirli delivered weight per long ton July/Aug £60i £60j COCONU1 OIL erud« Straits c.l.f. European ports in hulk
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    Russia vetoes Security Council resolution by Britain to I recognise Kuwait s freedod
    217 2 Russia vetoes Security Council resolution by Britain to I recognise Kuwait s freedod NEW YORK, Sat. The The Soviet Union vetoed in the Security Council last night a British resolution which would have recognised the independence of Kuwait and kept the Kuwait situation under review by the council. A United
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    SOVIET NOTE A BLOW TO TEST BAN HOPES, SAYS U.S.
    143 2 SOVIET NOTE A BLOW TO TEST BAN HOPES, SAYS U.S. 11/ASHINGTOX, Sat— The ff State Department said that the latest Soviet note on the nuclear test ban negotiations was 'a new blow at hopes that a successful conclusion of a test ban agreement can still be reached." But it reaffirmed
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    British-Soviet co-operation helps peace Khrushche
    118 2 British-Soviet co-operation helps peace Khrushche MOSCOW S; I Khrushch* be was sun |c and cu-o)j< rai l|j ti.^h and Bovii Ig contribute imtm I 1 settlement of t I international the oonfioUdatiOQ I peace. V The Soviet l^ fcer's stab su I s tamed In a I buted to visit
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      105 2 [Ships in port s. .iion^Mde the Sm^aport Mar 1 Mm Ci.irfi mhjrves today are: StnMl Cook lo n. L kn 13 M I l 96 Ka*or, d 1 Rojitv LlT.k.r.-i, g^a rrsk, S tag, Stet tei T-- Y'.i. Kyotc Kbeag Kany ::->eror. Pron::npnv \r~: r.:i. I Foe PApcira, B Btaag,
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    ONE-WAY TRAFFIC SCHEME
    336 3 Experiment will help A.C.S. boys, say police gINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Traffic Police will introduce :i one-way traffic scheme to regulate traffic in the Canning RiseFort Canning Road area from Monday. The police secretary, Mr. Lim Seng Huat. told the Free Press that the new one-way scheme
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    HE ADMITS ROBBERY CHARGE AT RETRIAL: 3 YEARS JAIL
    25 3 I S Qgh, I P noon I aI I I I I I o'oed d a
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    Lock icon She is off to fulfil an ambition: To be music teacher
    263 3 She is off to fulfil an ambition: To be music teacher SINGAPORE, Sat A SINGAPORE girl left the State on the liner Roma on her way lo England to fulfil her life's ambition thai of becoming a music leacher. She i- Miss Goh Peck Sian, who will be taking a
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    YOUTH SIGNS GOOD CONDUCT BOND
    103 3 SINGAPORE, sat.—Sixteen-year-old YusofT bin A. Hameed yesterday promised the Singapore Ninth Magistrate Mr N. A. DRozano. that he would be a good boy when he agreed to sign a bond of good behaviour for the next six months The bond was in the sum of
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    602 3  - SINGAPORE DIARY ALEXANDRA LEE'S rvMmjhiKaii^^^ SINGAPORE, Saturday. AT A FORMAL installation dinner of the Inner Wheel Club on July 20 the president, Mrs. Clara Anciano, will hand over the charter and office to the president-elect, Mrs. Kami a Assomull. The function will start with dinner. Toasts will be proposed to
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      505 3 $$00 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK Your Free Press Word Puzzle contest entry form is on the back page 4 CINEMAS SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: CAPITOL: The Fair Sex imid- Local artists" exhibition of paintnight), ings at British Council, Amber CATHAY: The Man from La- Mansions, Penang Road, 10 a.m. ramie
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    Poly freshmen: Welcome plans
    280 4 No ragging but they'll wear name tags SINGAPORE, Sa t The Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union will hold an "Orientation Week" to welcome freshmen from July 10 to 14. But there will not be any ragging. Miss Lotus Chang, chairman of the Orientation Week sub-committee, said the
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    MALAY SOLDIERS' WIVES TAKE UP ARMS' AT CAMP'S SHOOTING CLUB
    236 4 MALAY SOLDIERS' WIVES TAKE UP ARMS' AT CAMP'S SHOOTING CLUB SINGAPORE. Sat.— Fifteen Malay women wives of officers and soldiers of the Singapore Infantry Regiment are among the members of the recently formed Wives' shooting Club at Colombo Camp, riu Pandan. Twice a month, they exchange their sarongs for trousers
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    81 apprentices for proficiency exam
    36 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. -J Eighty-one final year trainees under the Central Apprenticeship Scheme will sit j for their proficiency examination this year. The successful ones will be certified as skill artisans.
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    Gift of 200 books
    37 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. —I The VOC Sports Club, one of the oldest sports organisa- tions in Malaya, has given 200 books in four languages to the library at the Kuala Lumpur Gfeneral Hospital.
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    Mr. Scan's pythons live on water from family altar
    184 4 Mr. Scan's pythons live on water from family altar SINGAPORE, Saturday. SEAH PENG YEOW, 60, a mechanic in Palembang Road, is the owner of three very special pythons which live only on a daily diet of three cups of water from the family altar. This is despite the fact that
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    Estate s new $20,000 centre is ready
    129 4 Estate s new $20,000 centre is ready SINGAPORE. Sat.— The new $20,000 community centre building in Kampong Silat Estate has been completed. It will be opened soon by the Assemblyman tor Sepoy Lines. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, who is Parliamentary Secretary in the Ministry of Labour and Law. The new
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    TRAFALGAR HOME CLUB DOUBLES ITS MEMBERSHIP
    132 4 TRAFALGAR HOME CLUB DOUBLES ITS MEMBERSHIP T 1O CIIU KANG. Sat.— The Trafalgar Home Youth Club in Yio Chu Kang Road, sponsored by the International Ys Men's Ciub 'Beta Chapten. has doubled its membership since its formation. This club— one of the three youth community projects sponsored by the Beta
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    JAPANESE NAVAL CHIEF ENDS TOUR
    73 4 VICE-ADMIRAL Nobuyoshi Watanabe, Vice Chief of Maritime Staff, Japanese Maritime Self Defence Force, has concluded his four-day goodwill visit here at the invitation of the Royal Navy. During; his visit here, he toured naval installations, including the Naval Base in Seletar and the Naval Air
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    Sunday church services in Singapore
    428 4 Wesley: 7.30 a.m., 10 a.m., 5.30 p.m. Paya Lebar Methodist: 8 a.m., 9 a.m., 10 a.m., Straits Chinese Methodist: 8.40 a.m., 9.30 a.m., 11 a.m., 5.20 p.m. Geylang Straits Chinese Methodist: 2.45 p.m., 4 p.m. Teluk Ayer Chinese Methodist: 9 a.m., 10.30 a.m., 11.00 a.m.
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    Hitler must be stopped by threat of a great coalition or by force of arms'
    1157 5  - Hitler must be stopped by threat of a great coalition or by force of arms' A.J.P begen today ********************1^ 1 Taylor's fellow historians are arguing about S it fiercely but his story is more than an academic bombshell. Did Hitler want war? 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    350 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE QUOTE 1 from this week s Justice of the Peace Review: THERE are careless pedestrians—even dangerous pedestrians in one sense of the word— as well os careless and dangerous drivers ond it is difficult not to accept that in the present state of traffic they must be
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  • Dear Sir
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      Merdeka or merger? Some more questions
      353 6 Merdeka or merger? Some more questions this I SENSE a taint colonial streak in "Simple Ciuzen," whose letter you published last Saturday under the heading "Merger <>r Merdeka?" From the tone vi the letter, I can only conclude tnut the writer is one oi those diehards who tind all, sorts
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      INSTRUCT THESE INSTRUCTORS
      304 6 'The protest over L-test move to Selegie Road a sign of no-confidence' J SEE Unit our driving instructors are moaning about the possibility that learners may in future be tested in the Selegie Road-Middle Road area. This would be a sequel to the projected transfer of the
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      Those line-crossers: A warning by police
      246 6 I WISH to thank "Good Driver" for his letter headed "The line-crossers who cause inconvenience"' which appeared in the Free Press dated 1.7.61. It is correct to say that junii' motorists are still not complying with the law by crossing the double white line
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      Dear Sir...
      38 6 We. the reorients of Kampong Hyderabad, in Hyderabad Road, off Alexandra Road, will be grateful if a public telephone could be installed in our kampong. The nearest public telephone is a mile away. 200 RESIDENTS. Singapore.
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      End communal football
      96 6 BRAVO. Chellappa, for your gallantry. It is time that communal football ended. Xo benefit Is derived but communal illfeelings may be stirred. There are two universities in Singapore the University of Malaya and Nanyang University which should have been given matches against the visiting St. Paul's University
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      ONE-MINUTE SERMON
      108 6 The heathen shall know Ezekiel xxxvi, 23. UNBELIEF in God will give way to conviction w hen unbelievers .see for themselves God.> holiness displayed in the lives of His people. That is why Christians, as children oi God 'John I. > 12' are taught to pray ••Hallowed be
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      FACTORY NOISES TROUBLE THIS RESIDENT
      188 6 FACTORY NOISES TROUBLE THIS RESIDENT THE Governments plans ior industriaiiaing Singapore are to be welcomed by everybody ior the immediate and long term benefits they will bring our biace. But, unfortunately, there are some like me who lind the presence ol factories near our homes quite iritoierabie. My house Is
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      Dear sir...
      41 6 0 The water pressure has been low for many years in houses in Green Lane. We hope you will kindly publish this letter in your paper so that the itv Water Department will do something: about it. RATEPAYERS. Katong
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    UNKNOWN
    137 6 THE C look < 0 said "th< r< the bousi II "Impo- ib I husband' igi House, J3 r>iLL ITU BUD I I left arm f j '"bill s I" p« pi« ri and w;:< re 2i marrtl I "MOVIE BTA! PU put y I most dense' j* "Thai
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    Lions Club plans two community projects for next year
    227 7 Lions Club plans two community projects for next year PRESIDENT SEEKS AID POP SPECTACLE BANK', CANCER FUND SINGAPORE, Saturday. Behram Vakil, president of the Singapore Lions Club, announced that the Club would be undertaking two new community service projects in the coming year. Mr, Vakil revealed these plans on his
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    COMBINED CHOIR TO PRESENT PSALM CANTATA
    83 7 COMBINED CHOIR TO PRESENT PSALM CANTATA SINGAPURF. Sat.— Trinity College students are joining the Tamil Methodist Church choir in presenting a cantata on Psalm 23 at a -p?cial "Choir Sunday" service at the Tamil Church in Short Street at 7.30 tomorrow >•> 1 1> i The cantata Is under the
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    28 SPEND WEEK IN SEMINARY , TO DISCUSS THE, PROBLEMS OF YOUNG WORKERS
    141 7 28 SPEND WEEK IN SEMINARY TO DISCUSS THE, PROBLEMS OF YOUNG WORKERS PONGGOL. Sat. Twenty eight youths are spending a "Study Week" at the Ponggol Seminary under the auspices of the Young Christian Workers. Mr. Freddy Wong:, one of the organisers, said that one of the purposes of the Week
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    FOUR ARE GIVEN STUDY GRANTS BY CO-OP UNION
    80 7 FOUR ARE GIVEN STUDY GRANTS BY CO-OP UNION SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Co operative Union has awarded four co-operative scholarships to members' children studying in Secondary IV this year. They are Ong Yew Bee of Katong Convent. Mehrun Siraj of Raffles Girls Secondary School. Tan Khan Kee ot Cedar Girls'
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    THREE BROTHERS DO THEIR BIT FOR FIRE VICTIMS
    145 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singing Khoos have done their good deed for the day with their donation of $15 and three bundles of clothes to the fire victims of Bukit Ho Swee. Francis, 14. Lawrence, 12 and Victor, 11, sons of Mr. Khoo
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    TEENAGERS TO TAKE PART IN BIG BIBLE MEET
    196 7 TEENAGERS TO TAKE PART IN BIG BIBLE MEET SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore. Youth for Christ will hold its .second anniversary youth rally at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 7.30 p.m. today. Its director. Mr. Liew Kce Kok. said that while the rally is specially planned for teenagers, parents and friends are
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    ANNIVERSARY SALE
    52 7 TO celebrate the 25th anniversary ol its factory in Klang. the Bata Shoe Company is now holding a two-week sale \l <sifTfr-infirf Free Press picture shows a section of the crowd X eh Packed toe main store in North Bridge RoTd at hmeh time yesterday. The sale ends
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    Family man Jarvis has his big moment of joy at the airport
    151 7 Family man Jarvis has his big moment of joy at the airport PAYA LEBAR, Saturday. A REGULAR soldier serving in the Royal I Horse Artillery in London realised that he could not spend enough time with his wife and baby son because of his hours of duty. So* 22-year-old LanceBombadier
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    BISHOP TO OPEN 522.000 ' KLANG VICARAGE
    70 7 BISHOP TO OPEN 522.000 KLANG VICARAGE J/TANG. Sat. The Lord Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt Rev. C.K. Salisbury, will pay a twoday visit to Klang on July 15 and 16. While here the Bishop fill confirm about 15 Anglican children. He will also open and dedicate the new
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    New chairman
    21 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Mr. Leong Hoe Yeng, has been elected chairman of the Malayan Industrial Dei velopment Finance Ltd.
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    ASSOCIATION TO STAGE 2 CONCERTS OF CHINESE MUSIC
    119 7 ASSOCIATION TO STAGE 2 CONCERTS OF CHINESE MUSIC SINGAPORE. Sat. The Chinese Industrial and Commercial Old Boys' Association in Robinson Road will hold "Musical Nights" tomorrow and next Sunday at the Victoria Memorial Hall. A spokesman of the organising committee said: "The musical nights will feature Chinese classical music and
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    Motion to recognise Malayan law degree
    54 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The motion seeking recognition of the law degree of the University of Malaya is expected to be passed by the end of next month, according to a spokesman for the Ministry of Justice. It would be tabled in Parliament for the
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    More new roads
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Abu Bakar bin Baginda, said that more and more new roads were beinr built in the State.
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    Rupert and, the Old Hat-7
    107 7 The jeweller looks carefully at the watch. When wiU tbe mended asks Rupert. Must 1 wait very long The man seems amused. It won't be done for a week." he says. You must leave it. And you had better hurry. The buses to Nutwood go
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    All about the tropical hibiscus
    1002 8 ONE SPECIES-THE P BUNGA RAYAHAS BEEN GROWN IN MALAYA AS A HEDGE PLANT FOR MANY GENERATIONS THK hibiscus belong to the family Malvaceae and is a genus comprising many species, 'quite a number of which grow in the tropical and sub-tropical regions. A number of
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    THIS COSY BENCH WILL SOLVE SPACE PROBLEM
    476 8 THIS COSY BENCH WILL SOLVE SPACE PROBLEM BY OUR HANDYMAN Pl'T those old dining chairs in the shed out of the way. Here's a simple way to build a cosy dining corner in your room. These easily-made bench seats give the family more room round the dining table, and serve
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    My beauty secrets
    27 9 I iffflH R££ P RESS vide C CHARM v Shirley MacLaine Id i ar< th 3 r f ace of :opcorn I to d
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    The 'little nothing' dress is a hit
    445 9  -  GINA MARTELLI LIKE NEW BATHING SUITS IT IS SIMPLE BUT SLEEK DATELINE ROME by THHSE days a fashion designer's success depends on how often his ideas gel copied in other countries. On that basis, the most successful Italian designer this season is Roberto
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    PROJECT 99-A NEW RACING CAR WITH 4-WHEEL DRIVE
    1055 9 PROJECT 99 -A NEW RACING CAR WITH 4- WHEEL DRIVE motoring "pVEN as you read this in Singapore, roaring round the bends at Silverstone lor Ihe British Empire Trophy race }<>(i;i\ will be a revolutionary racing car. Called Project 99 it has a four-wheel drive and is a direct development
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    Fit and fresh Big Noise should win tomorrow Class 1 Div. 2 sprin
    310 10  - Fit and fresh Big Noise should win tomorrow Class 1 Div. 2 sprin SCRUTINEER By Singapore, Sat u^ RACE SIX gIG NOISE, a speedy chestnut dip, little trouble in iCOOtlttting moderate field in the (kiss 1. l)j\ j s v (Race Six). at Bukit Timah tomorrow lit i\nd fresh after
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    ONE CHANGE AND SURPRISE IN SPORE CUP TEAM
    211 10 SINGAPORE. Sat The 6h.gapore Am a ten I Football .-Wociation has once again tallied to ex-Malaya cup 'stars 1 in preference to tiu younger set. The Associations selectors have nam d Marines inside forward Tahir Abu as a reserve for A Malaya
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    Sunday's probable runners and riders
    1450 10 RACE 1—2.15: CL. 3, DIV. 5—6 FURS. 1 LORD LUCAN 3yr bnzg (Yang Yin St.) Heddle. 9.0 (10) 2 AUCH AYE 3yr chag (Mdms Meyer Murphy) Donnelly. 9.0 (13> Donnelly 3 SHOWGIRL in 3yr cham (Shaw St.) Spencer, 8.13 (2^ Franklin 4 MAGNIFICO 4yr bag
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    Malay girls create basketball history in S'pore
    284 10 Malay girls create basketball history in S'pore GEYLANG, Saturday. pOR the first time in the history of basketball in Singapore an All-Malay girls' basketball team is competing in the Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation's open championship now being played at the Happy World. This distinction goes to the Combined Schools' (Green)
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    A WATER-POLO TEAM FROM JAPAN COMING
    67 10 A WATER-POLO TEAM FROM JAPAN COMING KATONG. Sat. Japanese University water-poloists will be in Singapore on Sept. 11 and will play two matches before leaving on Sept. 15. The Japanese are returning to Japan after having taken part in the 'Universeiad' held at Sophia recently. At last night's SASA meeting,
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    FLOYD HAS TILL SEPT. 13 TO DEFEND TITLE
    93 10 /CLEVELAND, (Ohio), Sat xt The P resld ?nt of the National Boxing Association of the United States. Mr David Ott. said that world heavyweight champion Flovd Patterson had until Sept *13 to defend his title, or lose N.B.A. recognition. Mr. Ott said
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    Segisrika looks extra good thing in CI. 3 sprint
    761 11 Segisrika looks extra good thing in CI. 3 sprint page 10 jni^tainment P Qi etf2s recent nsidera- j S /..v-ainl t-- form pay jl XGLI f \\icux OauP nflowor t>-:'- A CE THREE r tooits the (as I -'> lei ol a ki s i Lite cie r E 11
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    HUNDRED WILL CONTEST RAF GOLF MEET ON TUESDAY
    210 11 HUNDRED WILL CONTEST RAF GOLF MEET ON TUESDAY SINGAPORE, bat. Nearly one hundred goiters drawn from all ranks of the Air Force in Singapore, Malaya and Gan in the Maldives Islands will be competing in the Far East Air Force Golfing Society's championship to be played over the Royal Singapore
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    PLAYER LEADS WITH THE MOST DOLLARS
    76 11 PLAYER LEADS WITH THE MOST DOLLARS DUNEDIN, (Florida) Sat. Gary Player (South Africa) and Arnold Palmer (United States) head the money winners' list on this year's American golf circuit. Player has so far earned nearly $159,000 in 20 tournaments and Palmer $150,000 in 18 tournaments. Doug Sanders (P.S.A.) is third
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    Karting show at varsity off
    72 11 SINGAPORE, Pri.— The Kartinc Club of Singapore's demonstratlon on the University of Malaya ground on Sunday, July 16 in conjunction with the Welfare Week, has been called off. Mr Loris Goring, chairman of the karting Club said that the roads at the Varsity are not
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    CA leaders out to beat the Chinese tomorrow
    206 11  - CA leaders out to beat the Chinese tomorrow P. Seneviratne. By I orci d< h A on the padang. The last tune they met. it was Kirkham who steered the SOC (rom possible defeat to i tory. Kirkharn who came ut i rom retirement only that game, scored a -lury.
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    GARDENERS WANT TO PLAY DARTS WITH OTHER CLUBS
    183 11 GARDENERS WANT TO PLAY DARTS WITH OTHER CLUBS O£RANGOON GARDENS, O Sat. Ihe SerangooD Gardens Spoils Ciub hopes to organise dart tournaments with other clubs to the State. The secretary of the club, Mr. T. A. Mugan, said there were a number of enthusiastic dart-throwers in the club, some of
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    S. AFRICA MAY BE RE-ADMITTED TO CONFERENCE
    83 11 S. AFRICA MAY BE RE-ADMITTED TO CONFERENCE WELLINGTON,Sat. —South Africa Is likely to be readmitted to the Imperial Cricket Conference if the decision rests on the supporting vote of New Zealand. i According to leading cricket officials here New Zealand would support England and Australia, who each have two votes,
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      1336 11 Today's card RACE 1—2.15: THE MAIDEN STAKES (2-YEAR-OLD) DIV. 2—6 FURS. 1 6 BRIGHT MELODY 2yr bag (Chens St.) Spencer, 8.4 (7) Franklin 2 8 TARZAN II 2yr brag (Shaw St.) Spencer. 8.4 (5) Johnson 3 9 TURN THE TIDE 2yr bag (AP St.) Daniels. 8.4 (8) SnMan 4 9
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    Test: Cowdrey is out 7 short of his century
    187 12 From D age One departure Cowdrey retired Into his shell and with Peter May struggling at the other end, another grim struggle developed. At" tea with 176 for two on the board England were .r. a >imiiay position to a i
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    The good going is just right tor Timberlane in today's mile
    562 12 The good going is just right tor Timberlane in today's mile Says SCRUTINEER reporting from BUKIT TIMAH Scrutineer's best bets a AIH. \Y. J. Wearne's Timberlane wns freely given as a good thing x al the track this morning. He usually docs his best on good going, and with conditions
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    TWO INTERESTING SOFTBALL TIES TOMORROW
    71 12 TWO INTERESTING SOFTBALL TIES TOMORROW SINGAPORE. Sat. Key match in tomorrow's soliball league is the clash between Cable and Wireless Retrievers and Rebels on the St. Patrick's School ground at 4.00 p.m. The Cablemen must win if they are to take the B division title. Another good match is the
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    Layer: No immediate plans to join the Kramer Circus
    509 12 Layer: No immediate plans to join the Kramer Circus WIMBLEDON, Saturday. J^OI) LAYER, the 1961 Wimbledon men's singles champion, declared he had no immediate plans to join .lack Kramer's professional circus. Layer yesterday beat American 'Chuck' McKinlev 6-3, 6-1/6-4. "Certainly at the moment I have not had any offer, but
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    Tiger Willie beaten
    52 12 F LEOV 4 Sat.—Los McLean, featherweight boxing champion of Victoria, beat Tiger Willie, of Clc PhilinPines when the referee stopped the contest in the third round of a scheduled 10-round contest last night. McLean floored his man twice with hard lefts to the body before the referee
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    338 12 CAMBRIDGE BOWLER TAKES ALL TEN WICKETS LONDON. Sat.— Two tastmeciium bowlers stole the honours in yesterday's English first ciass programme with Tony Pearson, ol Cambridge University, taking all ten Leicestershire second innings wickets lor 78 runs, and Jack Favell of Worcestershire, becoming the tirst man this year to reach 100
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    Marshall Shield
    48 12 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Beaiby Secondary School Oic. Boys will mcc; me Christiai] Brotiiex& m me final of the Marshall SbJeiti football competition o.i Lhe Victoria Sriicol pxNind tomorrow. Mr David Marshall, the donor oi the shield, will p;ve it awaj af:c: aie match to the dinners.
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    267 12 OINGAPORE. Sat.— ln Sin- I gapore today is the Director of Education during the Japanese occupation Professor Andrew T. Ogawa— who is now Director, Placement Bureau at St. Paul's University, Ikebukuro, Tokyo, and manager of the University footballers on a tour of this country.
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