The Singapore Free Press, 26 July 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. WEDNESDAY, JULY 26, 1961 15 CENTS.
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    WORK on NEW TOWN
    34 1 S hark hunt in the South China Sea: P. 6 |0,000 till be oused itToa ■ayoii tAPORE IVed i "v Govern* tliar build a t satellite town p jroh. i
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    HELL STUDY IN AMERICA
    5 1 HELL STUDY IN AMERICA WONG
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    Four-year business course for golfer
    162 1 Four-year business course for golfer Wed.— 1 Nineteen year old Wong Wens Foo. who made headlines at the S uth-East Asian golf ..ampionship in Kuala Lumpur, will leave here at the end of the year for a four-year >urse on business ad- .:r. Ist rat ion in America. An old
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    Trader and family trapped in blazing home saved by firemen
    267 1 Trader and family trapped in blazing home saved by firemen SINGAPORE, W e d.— Six members of a Singapore family were rescued from their burning seaside bungalow at the 5i milestone, Pasir Panjang Road. yesterday minutes before flames engulfed the room they were in. Mr. Tan Hun Seng. 45. a
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    THE WINNER: NO WONDER-OTHER 46 DIDN'T START
    82 1 THE WINNER NO WONDER -OTHER 46 DIDN'T START GOODWOOD. < Sussex >. Wed. Thousands ot racegoers yesterday witnessed one of the most unusual races ever seen the colourful four-day annual Goodwood meeting. The nice, the Bentinck Stakes, was run and won by a solitary ho F se^ Hal^ ,!hv owned
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    Adenauer: No war
    15 1 XTXT Wp d Dr. Konrad £2* there would be a war Berlin.
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    BERLIN THREAT: KENNEDY PLANS MASSIVE ARMS BUILD-UP
    630 1 BERLIN THREAT: KENNEDY PLANS MASSIVE ARMS BUILD-UP WASHINGTON. Wednesday. PRESIDENT John Kennedy told the American nation last night that so long as the Communists insisted they were prepared to end unilaterally Western rights in Berlin and Western commitments to its people, "we must be prepared to defend those rights and
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    Goh to inaugurate refinery today
    190 1 PULAU BUXOM, Wednesday. THE $30,000,000 Shell refinery here will be. inaugurated at 7 p.m. today by the Finance! Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. The Minister and 500 invited guests will make the trip here in a specially chartered ship, the Kimanis. As the formal ceremony
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    Sea and air checks for cholera cases from Sarawak
    206 1 Sea and air checks for cholera cases from Sarawak SINGAPORE, Wed.— Singapore authorities continue to check all air and sea passengers to and from Sarawak amid reports that the cholera epidemic there has extended to other divisions. In a Government Gazette j Extraordinary, the Health j Minister has declared that
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    Jackie's birthday
    31 1 WASHINGTON. Wed. The White House said yesterday President Kennedy will probably go to Hyannis Port. Massachusetts, on i Friday night to help hLs wife celei bra:e her 32nd birthday.
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    Gagarin for Japan?
    30 1 TOKYO. Wed.— Yuri Gagaiin, the world's first astronaut, may visit Japan this August to attend the Russian trade fair to be helu here from August i 3.
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    Rice into dust
    28 1 TOKYO. Wed. A severe drought has transformed part of Communist China's rice belt into a virtual dust belt, the Communist New China news asency reported.
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    It's church for strip pair
    66 1 c-sss? M we V^ the next two years the basement of tne Sra. 3 32.^ey^aiclthey saw Mrs. Barrenche do a strip tease dance. The judge put the couple on two years probation on condition that they join a church, attend regularly, and get their pastor
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    Resquilleur is best bet of the Jay in any going
    683 1  - Resquilleur is best bet of the Jay in any going RAPIER Penang, Wednesday By WITH eight races today, racegoers will face up to a severe task in endeavouring to pick the winners. The track will be on the heavy side and with more rain threatening, form could go all haywire.
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    Ships in port
    46 2 SI ratrand 25 26, vo 10/13 3. wajre, Bti I ran i l.'. 'i San :.'k. I roads: Knala T Pii S C Ker >-. Hin Veragu Xii 111 Ptftani H.irhf.-..r: In trio Roa i >:••■. SM« Port Swcttenham: Thepa- Mean t, Mitaka A kerk,
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    GILTS ARE BRIGHT SPOT ON QUIET SHARE MARKET
    159 2 GILTS ARE BRIGHT SPOT ON QUIET SHARE MARKET ftee Press city section: Finance and industry f I >NDON. Wed.— The J .nek markets await Chancellor oi thi Exchequer's allUnpori nil statement on the economic situation tn an atmosphere of quiet and calm condi[nvest generally v. ire i prepared to commil
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    Market Indices
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    Patani accounts drop in profits: Dividend cut
    280 2 Patani accounts drop in profits: Dividend cut By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE ACCOUNTS just issued by Patani Para Plantations are among the first available from the rubber group in respect of the year to March 31, says the Investors Chronicle. They reflect, in part, the fall
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    SCATTERED TRADE EASES RUBBER FUTURES: TIN HOLDS WELL
    138 2 SCATTERED TRADE EASES RUBBER FUTURES: TIN HOLDS WELL N'KW YORK. W< d Rub- I ber futures eased slightly yesterday ha light turnover on scattered i ratio and commission house selling which met only limited support. The physical market was neglected again with factory offlake niL Meanwhile, cable offerin fn m
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    BMC plant 'almost at a standstill'
    62 2 B IRMIN G H A D T Wed. Producwas almost at a stand yesterday at the British Motor c:■ tion tractor and transmissions factory hero where 2.500 workers are on trik< over the dismissal ol a shop steward. The fa< ry makes front suspensions
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    99 2 Last sales m the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. Ords $2.51 i l' cents), (ianinion $1.91 (unchanged), Robinson Ords Si 47 (.unchanged), S.C.S. $2.46 (unchanged), Steamers 85 cents 1 cent), s. Times $3.52 (unchanged), i Ords $1.22 1 cent TINS: A. Hitam
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    S-East Asia common market not practical, say officials
    268 2 S-East Asia common market not practical, say officials BANGKOK, Wed. j Differing political systems and trading policies would be the main obstacle to the formation of a South East Asian common market, according to I Thai officials here. When asked to comment j on a suggestion for such a j
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    Cost of living rises
    43 2 WASHINGTON. Weri. Cost of living in the United States rose to 121. G. a record level, last month. An Increase of two-tenths of one per cent, was mainly due to higher prices for secondhand cars, petrol and household textiles.
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    R.M.A. statistics
    63 2 NEW YORK. Wed. H.M.A. statistics with figures (in long tons) for June 1961, May 1961 ana June 1960 respectively are: Consumption of new rubber 128.850; 125.843; 138.790. Consumption Oi uatural rubbei 35,650; 35,284; 42,530 Consumption of synthetic 93,200; 90.564; 96,260. Including GR-S consumption 7b.0;;5; 74.188: BO.nr>l. Synthetic production
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    Britain's tin stocks
    39 2 LONDON. Wed.— Stocks of refined tin in London metal exchange official warehouses at the end of last week totalled 6.255 tons (against 6.485 tons in the previous week) comprising:—London 3.156. Liverpool 1.955 and Hull 1.144 tons.
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    Higher dividend
    44 2 CALCUTTA. Wed.— The board of directors of the Indian Iron and Steel Company yesterday recommended a 16 per cent y'ross dividend for the year ended March 31 or 1.6 rupees per ten-rupee ordinary share. Last year's payment was 1.5 rupees per share.
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    Hong Ksng prices
    61 2 HONG KONG. Tues.— Closing prices ben today were: Previous Today II S B) C irporatioi S4OO 5398 sales salt Wheelock Marden $13.00 $13.10 s: es sales H*kong phono $55.00 $55.00 sales sa D; irj Farm Co.ci S >rag« $41.00 $41 J5 a Irs sales T ikoo Docks
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    Rhodesia heads for major clash over referendum
    208 2 Rhodesia heads for major clash over referendum SALISBURY (S. Rhodesia), Wednesday. *piIIS British colony seemed heading for a major clash, with African nationalists callling for i\ stay-at-home strike today and the government warning that any disturbances over the constitutional referendum would be quelled with a "rod of iron." The strike
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    MAN WITH KNIFE THREATENED TO KILL ADENAUER
    64 2 BONN. Wed. The West German Chancellor, Dr. Konrad Adenauer, told reporters here yesterday that a man threatened to kill him outside his home last March. The man, Ernst Bieneck. 45, had stood outside the Chancellor's home brandishing a knife and shouting "I will
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    Irish terrorists
    26 2 ENNISKILLEN (Northern Ireland), Wed. Terrorists believed to be members of the outlawed Irish Republican Army, early yesterday blew up two bridges in county Fermanagh.
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    Solar energy
    25 2 JERUSALEM, Wed. Israeli scientists have built a plant which converts the sun's rays into electricity with three times the efficiency of steam-operated plant.
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    a ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    357 2 NOTE; All prices be lou) are middle vrices U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, July 25. Previou* today RUBBER No us a 0.1.1 6 v ro D a i« ports Aug L'» !t'l<> 24 5/16 Sept 24 11/18 214 R« ,eH Mv HSb Spot 251. 24*
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    Budget will divide nation, Labour Opposition as the get ready for Commons fig
    231 2 Budget will divide nation, Labour Opposition as the get ready for Commons fig ONDON, Wed.— The Labour iJ (opposition) Party In Parliament last night served notice that it will attempt to censure the Government on its handling of the nation's economic policy tomorrow. Labour's resolution declares parliament has no confidence
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    EICHMANN COURT SEES S.O.S. FROM DEATH TRAIN
    271 2 EICHMANN COURT SEES S.O.S. FROM DEATH TRAIN JERUSALEM. Wed. The J court tryn.fi Adoll Ekhmann yesterday heard its last dramatic evidence an SOS mes.sage iron; doomed Je\v> on tn Auschwitz-bound train before adjourning until Aug. 3 wnen it will hear counsel's final itfdtfcsses. The last exhibit in the Iff —submitted
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    VISAS ARE DED NOW 48-HOUR PS THAILAND
    11 3 VISAS ARE DED NOW 48-HOUR PS THAILAND I H Ifltribution G
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    rance agent ets decree
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    Woman not in court, so hotel man on vice charges freed
    321 3 SINGAPORE, Wednesday A DISTRICT COURT yesterday Quitted ong Kee Heng, a hotel-keeper, on two vice charges on grounds that a womannamed in the charges was absent from The court upheld the submission of Mr I Kde Souza, defending, that
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    Welcome to Singapore
    157 3 Mr. Anthony Gxley, a company director and his irifc flew in yesterday from Sydney for a one-week stay They stay at the Goodwood Hotel. Mr. J R. Bailly. French C :.>ul in Jakarta arrived yesterday for a five-day stay. He is at the Goodwood Hotel. Mr. R.
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    CRASH, THEN FIRE ENGINE RUSHES TO PUT OUT A BLAZING BIKE
    116 3 CRASH, THEN FIRE ENGINE RUSHES TO PUT OUT A BLAZING BIKE ¥>AYA LEBAR, Wed. A 1 crash between a car and a motor cycle at Airport Road brought a fire eingine from the Geylang Fire Station rushing 'to the scene yestera The crash was near the Work Brigade Camp. While
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    TWO-DAY FAIR AT COLLEGE TO RAISE FUNDS
    95 3 TWO-DAY FAIR AT COLLEGE TO RAISE FUNDS tomorrow at 10 a.m. and on Friday to raise funds for the ejection of a sports pavilion and the purchase of a school bU Tiie bus, when purchased will be used for outings by Sic various student societies in the CoUege. It will
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS
    659 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY A COLUMN ABOUT PEOPLE WHO MAKE NEWS SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Bl MPER Christmas fair in aid of charity, with attractions for one and all, is being planned to make it the most attractive event oi' the season. The fair, described as a "marvellous treat for young and
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    Listeners here write to Radio Australia
    147 3 Listeners here write to Radio Australia SINGAPORE, Wed.— Singapore listeners are among those from all over the world who have sent letters to Radio Australia (Overseas Service, Australian Broadcasting Commission) to set a new record of 235,000 letters for any one year. Mr. Reginald Drake. 58. Senior Talks Officer of
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    Work on $1.39m. flats to begin next week: Ready in '62
    114 4 Work on $1 .39m. flats to begin next week: Ready in '62 KATONG, Wednesday. WORK on 768 flats begins next week at the Old Kallang Airport Estate following the Housing and Development Board's acceptance of a tender. The tender of $1,39(3,500 accepted from a total of six will be for
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    MORE ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED YOUTHS IN THEIR CLUBS
    191 4 MORE ACTIVITIES PLANNED FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED YOUTHS IN THEIR CLUBS KATONG, Wed. The Federation of Boys' Clubs in Kallang is planning to form group movements for underprivieged boys and girls in affiliated youth clubs. The leadership subcommittee of the federation has already approved the formation of a Girl Guide Troop, a
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    National language campaign: 1,000 pledge loyalty
    150 4 National language campaign: 1,000 pledge loyalty JOHORE BAHRU, Wed. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, Mentri Besar, Johore, led more than 1.000 people in taking a pledge of loyalty to safeguard the national language, at the Diamond Jubilee Hall. The occasion was the second phase of the national language month
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    FIRMS TO STAGE SHOW FOR BUKIT HO SWEE FIRE VICTIMS
    110 4 FIRMS TO STAGE SHOW FOR BUKIT HO SWEE FIRE VICTIMS KATONG. Wed.— Five firms will jointly hold a variety show in aid of the Bukit Ho Swee fire victims at the Happy World Stadium on August 23 at 7.30 p.m. The show is being sponsored by Borneo Motors Limited. Ho
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    Rotary president
    20 4 MALACCA. Wed. A local lawyer, Mr. H. B. Ball, has been installed president of the Malacca Rotary Club.
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    100 MEMBERS TO RENOVATE REST HOUSE FOR OWN USE
    149 4 100 MEMBERS TO RENOVATE REST HOUSE FOR OWN USE KATONG, Wed. One hundred members of the Chinese YMCA's Katong Neighbours will work on the renovation of a centre for their own use. This was disclosed by Mr. Khoo Oon Theam, adult programme secretary of the Chinese YMCA. The centre, an
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    Charity dance to aid refugees
    61 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Apex Club here will hold a charity dance on Aug. 5. at 8 p.m. at the Diamond Jubilee Hall jointly organised by the Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Lions Club of Johore Bahru for the World Refugee Fund. Tickets for
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    Change of name
    22 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Kampong Bahru Youth Association is to change its name to the "Persatuan Belia, Kuala Lumpur."
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    Permits for seven local societies
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Seven societies have been registered in Singapore, states the Government Gazette. They are the Singapore Cricket Club, Racehorse Trainers Association of Malaya, Karting Club of Singapore, Academy of Medicine. Stephen's Badminton Party, Inner Wheel Club Singapore and United People's Party.
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    New poultry station will help farmers breed better chicks
    255 4 New poultry station will help farmers breed better chicks JOHORE BAHRU. Wednesday. NEW $500,000 poultry breeding and research station the first of its kind in Malaya will be opened at Jalan Larkin here in October. I The station will stock about 10.000 birds estimated to produce a million chicks. The
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    CHINESE V.M.C.A. TO HOLD HOLIDAY CAMP FOR ADULTS
    112 4 CHINESE V.M.C.A. TO HOLD HOLIDAY CAMP FOR ADULTS SINGAPORE, Wed. The Chinese YMCA will organise an "Adult Holiday Camp" from August 15 to 20 at Pulau Besar Youth Club 15 miles off Mersing. Johore. Mr. Khoo Oon Theam, the adult section secretary of Chinese YMCA said this camp would be
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    Telecoms men off for training
    45 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Three officers of the Telecommunications Department have left for Britain for a six-month training course. They were Mr. P. Kanalingam of Kuala Lumpur, Inche Mohamed Ariff bin Ismail of Penang, and Mr. Ooi Fu Tee of Ipoh.
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    FAMILY OUTING ON ANNIVERSARY
    107 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship International will be celebrating its fourth anniversary with a special family outing fellowship on August 7. The venue for the fellowship outing is at the seaside bungalow of Mr. Lim Teck Lee at Ponggol. Programme for the day
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    She is voted most poplex salesgirl' at
    74 4 She is voted most poplex salesgirl' at •I (iir\ V.IVI ilk 1 (ahave) is Lh IK. of Kul.n win, wl 1 mno in QiM'm S«e Na| S— a annrriKj fair in lalai At voted the mos safes-firi out 0! took part m tb» The ill! V,^m rais, liii!.!, i,,r i
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    ROTARIANS TOLD TO ACHIEVE AIMS THROUGH ACTION
    96 4 ROTARIANS TOLD TO ACHIEVE AIMS THROUGH ACTION TOHORE BAHRU, Wed. J Members of Johore'.^ Rotary clubs have b<< r urged to make their cau>< better known and understood. The call was made by Mr Joseph A. Abey. President ol Rotary International in a message to the clubs. He said: "Rotary
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    Tin mine manager loses a pistol
    63 4 IPOH. Wed. A Luger pistol and 48 rounds of ammunition were among the articles stolen from Tronoh mines. 18 miles from here, when burglars broke into the house of the manager. The manager. Mr. J. H Polglase, was away when the burglary occurred. Among
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    Endowment fund
    39 4 KAJANG. WVd. Ad endowment fund to assist needy pupils of the High School here and the Kaianp Primary English School I and 11. to continue their studies until they reach school leaving age, has been set up.
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    JOHORE'S CLUB NEW OFFICE
    25 4 JOHORE'S CLUB NEW OFFICE JOHORE BAH?: Club l ai i M Rtl <•:< Lai Step s I Clllb. I: mitti lie liculti op r cou biem
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    Jailed for
    12 4 PEN I I teal a friend the I S< Ch
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    TAHIA IS EGYPT'S MORNING STAR
    868 5  -  KURT SINGER SDASDSDASD By- SEES NASSER AS MAN OF DESTINY QUIET, self effacing, stay -at home, Tahia Nasser is playing a significant role in consolidating the power of her dictatorial husband, Gamal Abdel Nasser. Seldom does she take part in official receptions and functions. Very
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    378 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Mr. Lee: A wise decision T<HE Prime Minister, x Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. has taken a bold but not unprecedented step in taking temporary leave so that, with two other Ministers, ho can ''go back to the people" and explain the present political situation and what the
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    100 YEARS AGO
    193 6 the Free Press reported "The latest news from Pahang informs us that the Bandahara's forces tired with the state of inactivity to which they were condemned while waiting for his return from Singapore had at last attacked Inche Wan Ahmet in his entrenchments at Kwantan, and that
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    39 6 pETER PETRILLO, 69. lost about US$lB,OOO his life savings because someone stole his "bank." He told police that someone took his artificial legs in which he had hidden the money because he did not trust banks.
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    Shark!
    751 6 Sha rk EIGHT MEN ON A HTTNT TN feOU 1 Jtl CHINA SEA By a special correspondent THE RASC launch Uriah Heep bobbed merrily in the blue waters of the South China Sea as a group of men fought grimly to land their catch... a nine and a half foot
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    Life is like that
    103 6 Life is like that TUIERE was lt Uho thirty^, a^es kneu; With one Pair She worked I But (hok^ tried thirty- tWo uowuns J J"P or flNy 3 rrrra-r ho?r at a rviitSJ! wa,s a i/a// 5... J the Gherkin J The Pope C rr' r Of etennty to *Z
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    LAUGH... BEACHCOM
    51 6 ABCIEKTISTIJ winkles not see th< Whether tr.:. the heading of kindness to v.:.1--to the sper:; In th<- 'a rid :i then u (i iq en painting by n j who "har.c. d m skilfu'. cowto 1 lariat." H< canvases, taw I'm in tny pa :r. aware what 1
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      378 6 CLUES ACROSS 9He goes in the hospital en--1 Followed by Fido? (6). trance (3). 7ls it because of actors that 12 Some of his patients may we get such skies? (8). bark at him (3). 8 A circle of light (4). 13 It must fall (5k 10 That one in
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      PAU CHEE IS BACK WITH 5 DIPLOMAS
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      He says more girls should take up music as a career
      29 7 He says more girls should take up music as a career iiAPORE, Wednesday. I seven years in Britain. I has returned home a I with five diplomas her I
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      HOUSING BOARD'S 5-MAN TEAM MEETS ESTATE RESIDENTS
      132 7 HOUSING BOARD'S 5-MAN TEAM MEETS ESTATE RESIDENTS SINGAPORE, Wed. The •5 Singapore Housing Board sent a five-man team to meet t people of Kampong Silat Estate for discussions with n sidents. meet-the-peopie team insisted ol Me^rs. Choo Kia Peng. Ng Boon Ong. Ho Chang Choon, Ho Lam Kwan ..a Chong
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      Rotary speaker
      41 7 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Malcolm Leadbetter, a member of Rotary Club from Oamaru. New Zealand, will speak on "Rotary and World Peace— a New Zealand View" to members of the Rotary Club here at 1 p.m. today, at Cathay Hotel.
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      Theme is technical education and training
      145 7 Theme is technical education and training SINGAPORE, Wed. Commonwealth Technical Training Week will be observed here for the first lime, from July 31 to The programme, drawn up by Government and private industrial organisations here, will emphasise the importance of technical training and education for the country's future. It Is
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      FIRST JOHORE EMPLOYMENT. ADVISORY BODY SET UP
      153 7 FIRST JOHORE EMPLOYMENT. ADVISORY BODY SET UP TOHORE BAHRU, Wed— J Mr. P. S. Sundram, assistant secretary to the Ministry of Labour, inaugurated the Johore Bahru Employment Exchange Local Advisory Committee at the Labour Office here. It is the first to be set up in Johore and the seventh in
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      Nurse: Holiday for wives a must—with or without hubby in tow
      255 7 Nurse: Holiday for wives a must with or without hubby in tow OAYA LEBAR, Wed.— Husbands should give their wives a holiday away from home after some years of marriage, said an Indonesian nurse who spent a one-week holiday here after leaving her 10-year-old son in the care of her
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      SHE GIVES UP A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION FOR NURSING
      139 7 SHE GIVES UP A UNIVERSITY EDUCATION FOR NURSING SINGAPORE, Wed. A young woman who gave up a university education to take up a nursing course in Melbourne sailed for Australia on board the liner Orcades. Miss Ho Chui Ying, 23, said that she had "cherished" the happy thought of a
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      Miss Golden Voice wins another title—for beauty
      81 7 Miss Golden Voice wins another title for beauty CHANGI. Wed. Auburnhaired Miss Margaret Morier, who won Singapore's "Miss Golden Voice* competition 10 days ago. captured yet another title this time a beauty competition, at a picnic and prize giving at Tanah Merah Besar. Miss Morier, 25. was crowned "Picnic Queen"
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      They want to send more students to the Polytechnic
      178 7 They want to send more students to the Polytechnic SINGAPORE, Wednesday. DORNEO and Sarawak hope the Singapore Polytechnic will take in more students from those territories. This was indicated by the leaders of the Borneo and Sarawak delegations to the eighth regional conference of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, when they
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      VISIT TO DROTHER TAKES HER ROUND WORLD
      82 7 VISIT TO DROTHER TAKES HER ROUND WORLD PAYA LEBAR, Wed. A visit to her brother in Indonesia provided an opportunity for a 22-year-old American girl to go round the world. She is Miss Betty Brown, an instructor in physical education at a college in Pennsylvania, who' is returning from her
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      Girls tapper dies
      24 7 BATU GAJAH. Wed. A girl rubber tapper, P. Leelavathy, 18, died in the hospital here of suspected poisoning shortly after admission.
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      100 METHODISTS ATTEND DINNER TO HONOUR U.S. CHURCH WORKER
      129 7 SINGAPORE, Wed.— About 100 Methodist church workers in Singapore attended a Chinese dinner given to Professor Murray Leiffer and his wife at the Wesley Church, Fort Canning. Professor Leiffer, a prominent American church worker, is here to advise and help the
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      159 7 3T HGftY... ;r^S^r Ut W W WOROS aS«NE"^Sr wirt AQU«ius-s so^[ rt^i ZSiTZ^S'ISrzSZ an now of the utmost impor- period. laace Work out plans favour- C CU|HI < Ma 22-June 21): ahl, to yourself. GtMIHI MORNING hours ar^ In making up your mind! Then inf. Tafce care. \M>rk out the
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      Do-it-yourself 'masters' to brighten the home
      392 8 NEW PAINT-BY- NUMBER METHOD MAKES IT SO SIMPLE BY MARGARET WEE LOCAL home decoration is undergoing a gentle revolution. The modern housewives are brightening up the walls of their sitting rooms with paintings. Wives of a generation ago could not resist hanging up family
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      You tan sew with your eyes shut on this machine from Italy
      190 8 You tan sew with your eyes shut on this machine from Italy j^JOWADAYS people are always striving for better living and working conditions. In all walks of life we see strenuous efforts being made to reduce tc a minimum, physical and men tal fatigue by the adoption oi suitable machines
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      IT GIVES HAND-MADE LOOK ON ANY TYPE OF STITCHING
      203 8 IT GIVES HAND-MADE LOOK ON ANY TYPE OF STITCHING feet buttonhole without your having to touch the fabric. This can be accounted for by the microelectro control, which controls the flow of electricity; making the machine stitch the first side of buttonhole, reverse the sewing direction to make tho first
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    ally-proved Rapier ets extra ip with New engine
    419 9 ally-proved Rapier ets extra ip with New engine CT LIKE THE OLD MODEL ON THE OUTSIDE BUT \NY BIG CHANGES MADE UNDER THE BONNET Ip sjacc this rohmui published a roadre porl on the new bigger-engined Sunbeam Alpine in April, there tverage of one telephone call a thi- year's Rapier
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    THE NEW CARS
    558 9  -  CHAN CHIN BOCK ROAD TESTING tour driving up to the Federation, for instance, there is absolutely no necessity of cutting down speed on twisting routes if you travel in the new Rapier. The car on test was fitted with a Laycock de Normanville overdrive which gives, one
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      89 9 Car-care for the owner-driver THIS POOR POESN'T THE USUAL REASON SHUT TIGHTLY, RATTLES 'S "WAT THE STRIKER WHILST I PRIVE. R-ATE NEEP5 [L PF "^^^S^**^^^ v P0U3l£ CATC//. /F m Al/3//■WL^^iK^^mO f A/l£A/r WfOMG M£IOCX X^ CAMOr ff/D£ OV£# 7H£ r/GH7*NUP7H£ *dmr \\1 1 $CR£WS0F7H£ C^0^ /Mill 1 S7X/X£#PL*T£ >/^*H/lI\\
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    Marksman Stoddard wins two titles at RAPC rifle shoot
    358 10 NEK SOON, Wednesday. Y EARLY 200 riflemen from all ranks, with some civilians, competed in a variety of events ;il the Royal Army Pay Corps annual rifle meeting held at Xee Soon Rifle Range here over the week-end. Crack marksman, Capt.
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    SOFTBALL COMES TO THE 18 SIGNALS
    264 10 SOFTBALL COMES TO THE 18 SIGNALS PASIR PANJANG, Wed. One of the most progresI sive units in Singapore 18 Signals Regiment are pioneering another sport new to j the Army on the island. I They are about to start softi ball at Princess Mary Bar- racks. Although this 15 a
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    Football semi-final
    35 10 PASIR PANJANG. Wed.—Singapore Base District's junior cup semi-final between 11 Sphinx Battery Royal Artillery :nd Singapore Ba.se District Workshop REME v. nl be played at Slim Barracks tomorrow. Kick off at 5.00 p.m.
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    GURKHA SHUTTLERS
    38 10 The victorious badminton team of the 2nd Battalion the 2nd King Edward Vll's Own Gurkha Rifles (Sigmoor Rifles), who beat Engineer Base Group in the final of the Singapore Base District inter-unit championship at N^e Soon.
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    REME VERSUS GHQ TENNIS MATCH TODAY
    116 10 REME VERSUS GHQ TENNIS MATCH TODAY >T*ANGLIN. Wed. R.E.M.E Singapore aie all set for their tennis match against GHQ FARELF Tennis Citib at the Tanglin Courts ihis evening storting at 4.00 p.m. R.E.M.E. "s team will be: A Pan Brigadier J.A.H Moore cDEME FARELF. and Lt. Col P. Mears iCREME.
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    KARTS ARE OFF
    37 10 The start of the Rowcroft Plate Handicap (50 laps) at the 18th Signals Regiment Kart Club meeting held at the Princess Mary Barrack's circuit on Sunday. The winner was Parker driving: a Clinton A49f.
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    Signalmen hold Kart racing meet
    325 10 ALEXANDRA, Wednesday. A CROWD of over 300 people watched a display of skilful kart racing when the 18th Signals Regiment Kart Club held their meeting at the Princess Mary Barrack's circuit here on Sunday. Thirty-one karts competed and entries included representatives from Naval Base Karting
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    SERVICES SPORTS ROUND
    59 10 0 TOP: The firing point for the Self Loading Rifle event at the Royal Army Pay Corps annual rifle meet held at Nee Soon Rifle Range. Nearest camera is Captain P. Stoddard the winner taking careful aim. BELOW: Capt. Stodriard receiving one of his prizes from Major
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    THE C-in-C PLAYED IN STABLEFORD
    99 10 rpHOMSON. Wed. Thirty- A seven golfers, including the new Commander -in Chief FARELF. Lt. Gen. Nigel Poett KCB, DSO. who Inci- dentiy was playing tor thi first time in Singapore, teed off in the Singapore Arm\ Golf Society's stableford com- petition played at the R.S.G.C's
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    Army basketball
    42 10 TANGLIN. Wed.— After trail- ing by 19 points in tkm first half, Kinloss House Cagers staged grand recovery in the second session to beai a formidable G.H.Q basketball beam .54-49 in a friendly match pl-iyec. at the gymnasium here yesterday.
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    THE SEGM EXERCISES HOLD UP FOOTBALL
    30 10 THE SEGM EXERCISES HOLD UP FOOTBALL Tang; ;n use mti itei r. night v.« >; mac District Stil "A m OU*.WI bei R lir M ganes beer, beau are i leaj
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    harmaratnam cores Johore nins 'double'
    360 11  -  S.O. RASOO JOHORE SPORTSCHATTER by OIIORE BAHRU, Wednesday, pen lennis championships i} Kl!1 ;»{> players, and compepraise For the good condii !ub Courts in Muar where the Novices and Open Seremban. Muar scored s and Yeterans's doubles. rant j i X r l I i
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    Australian final
    30 11 \D Sttltawland), Wed. Emerson and Neale Fraser B b Hewitt and Fred Stoiie. 7-5. 6-4 to win an Ailn finals oi the men's ciouI rrnai ior.al tennis nere.
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    S'pore boxers will go to Indonesia in September
    139 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. David Phoa Tai Seng, president of the Singapore the boxing match agamsi He said that rumours that the Indonesians had cancelled the match was not Mr. Phoa f^ajfi* he had received a i*™** from a boxing *P<**\*s Indonesia requesting
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    TODAY'S FREE PRESS NAP SELECTION IS RESQUILLEUR
    643 12 TODAY'S FREE PRESS NAP SELECTION IS RESQUILLEUR ■iUYINK NAN FAN 6 THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALA! MAIL- K w" loh I ma yu-loono i SCRUT.NEER TRESPASSER RAP.ER EPSOM >™ I CA BOY I tNT -^t^* T^Ti^ j Rocc 10 COLEMAN ST." 8 GOLIATH 5 IST. P'SHIP |10 COLEMAN
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    Test: Cowdrey and two Aussies are doubtful
    116 12 LONDON, Wed. Colin (oudrev. who has been out oi cricket for ten days with tonsillitis, gave himself only a lift\ -fitly chance oi plavini; lor Kimland in the lourth Test against Australia at Manchester starting tomorrow. Cmvdrev said: "I do not fed too
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    Veni vici's sprinter will not fail punters
    1123 12 Veni vici's sprinter will not fail punters I Heavy 1; PENANG, Wednesday. WITH P. iuu\ 0. cup winner, Sandgate, out of the way. Veni Vici stable's Resquilleur will certainly take a lot of heating in today's top sprint t Race 5) for a mixed field of Class One horses. Resquilleur
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    Malays win in charity match
    89 12 JALAN BESAR, Wed. Malays beat Chinese 4-2 in a match which more than 1,700 fans who supported the Algerian Fund, had difficulty in watching, especially in the second half of last night's charity football match at the stadium. The weather was bad. and in the
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    Aussies win by 10 wkts.
    267 12 Aussies win by 1 0 wkts. TONDON. Wed. Results of yesterday's cricket matches were: urOn— Australians beat Middlesex by ten wickets Australians 316-8 dec. and 26-0. Midtsr&ru? (R BeMud At KMderminster: Worcestershire beat Derbyshire by 183 runs. Worcestershire 206 and 339-5 dec D«rbysiiire 189 and 171 (I. Rail 47, W.
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