The Singapore Free Press, 12 August 1961

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    19 1 2!""*«PW'TH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY. AUGUST 12, 1961 15 CENTS
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    INDUSTRY: 80 APPLY
    32 1 IN DUSTRY: 80 APPLY Aii the latest racing news— P. I, 15, 16 m* Sutes, fee y? I*. V idus i I i i t inI I f I I I i
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    Monarchs and mugs who haunt the casinos
    270 1 Monarchs and mugs who haunt the casinos There arc jcic of us Who don' i re ash a yatnbie now and then Here it may be on the horses at Bukd Timah or a friendly game of man jong at home. In Europe it may be in one of the
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    EIGHT FROM SARAWAK LEAVE FOR MALAYSIA MEET: WE'RE FOR IT'
    220 1 EIGHT FROM SARAWAK LEAVE FOR MALAYSIA MEET: WE'RE FOR IT' SINGAPORE, Sat.— An eight-man Sarawak delegation left Singa- l j pore this morning to take part in the first phase of "Greater Malaysia" talks due to begin in Kuala Lumpur i later today. r The conference will begin with a
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    GENTLY DOES IT... HAZEL RETURNS AFTER STUDY TRIP AND HOLIDAY
    20 1 DOWN THE GANGWAY SPECIAL CHAIR FOR BEAUTY CULTURIST MRS. LOH
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    Gondola accident in Venice puts her leg in plaster
    169 1 Gondola accident in Venice puts her leg in plaster TANJONG PAGAH, Saturday. I3KAITY culUnisl. Mrs. Hazel Koh. who i ii necl I rom Britain in the V& liner yesterday, had lo be carried down the in j special chair. I REASON: Her right leg was in a plast< r cast.
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    MAGSAYSAY PRIZE FOR BLIND U.S. TEACHER
    72 1 MAGSAYSAY PRIZE FOR BLIND U.S. TEACHER iiLA. Sal a. Ameri_f] let ch< r and a tru lind in A-m. e Ca ilfleld. won M gsaysaj Award atioi al underlie ii was announced rd iy. v_ yFo la ion the ear- Id t< a :her, hi )Ul d -nice uUdhood, for
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    YOUTHS TO MEET AFTER THEIR WEEK IN BUSINESS
    83 1 YOUTHS TO MEET AFTER THEIR WEEK IN BUSINESS SINGAPORE, Sat.- The 064 students raking part in the "Youth Week in Business" programme will meet at the Victoria Memorial Hall to- morrow. The ceremony, marking the i end oi the Week, starts at 3 p.m. with a welcoming speech by the
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    UN funds 'critical'
    59 1 UNITED NATIONS, Sat.— Mr. D.,- Hammarskjoeld, the Secre- tary-Oeneral, warned member governments yesterday 'hat me. United Nations was in a critical ia a p -it ion. r would be r i i.,i;-. wiaioui funds" by the enc of iiexl month ii it had to repay sums borrowed
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    Teachers warned
    30 1 JAKARTA. Sat.— The Governor ol Jakarta, Colonei Sumarno, has warned that teachers who failed io appear al school without a good prior excuse would be dishonourably edschaj 5«d."
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    Floods kill 21
    29 1 TOKYO Sat. Police yesterday ported l. n the death toll from rains NiiL:.i t prefecture, northt',. i had ri« nto -1 with i four persons missing.
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    Space shoot No. 2
    24 1 TEL AVIV Sat.- Israel will Ore her second space rocket ".scxm j ifter the general elections" due ni Tuesday. J
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    1,500,000 TO FIGHT U.K. GOVT'S PAY FREEZE ORDER
    183 1 1,500,000 TO FIGHT U.K. GOVT'S PAY FREEZE ORDER LuNDOX. Sat. -Leaders ef Britain's civil service v. >rk( terday drew up plans. f< r a campaign to c mbat the ''shock*' pay ::s eze impos< d i >. rhursday on about 1.500.000 governmi nt workers. Tha policy committee ol tne stall
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    2 die in gun fight
    36 1 SIPI BEL ABBES. (Western Algeria.*, Sat.— Two Foreign Legionnaires were killed and seven injured in a gun baiut with nationalists in a park in the centre ol Sidi Bel A!>U\> ye.-ter-tiay.
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    SIKH LEADERS 'BLOODSHED' WARNING
    93 1 SIKH LEADERS 'BLOODSHED' WARNING AMRITSAR (Punjabi. Sat.— i\ Master Tara Singh, leader of several million Sikhs, yesterday warned there would be "bloodshed throughout India" if police tried t<> stop hi.s "fa,st unto death'' support of demands for a Punjabi language state. The 76-year-old leader of the Akali movement, which has
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    Singapore film company seeks amateur actors
    83 1 SINGAPORE, Saturday. A NEWLY-ESTABLISHED film company here is looking for a batch of local amateur actors. Trie firm is inviting applications from persons of any asze and nationality preferably those with some dramatic experience. The company intends to shoot a Mandarin picture with local
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    Memorial service
    45 1 FREL IDENSTADT (West Germany), Sat. Nearly 400 members of moral rearmament from 40 countries yesterday attended a memorial service to pa\ last respects to the founder of the movement. Dr. Prank Bucliman. Who died at this Black Forest resort on Monday, agei'i £3.
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    Cholera kills 2,498
    30 1 PAINA. Sal.— A total of 2.498 people have died of cholera in Bihar State, ea.st Ind:a. .-ince an ■•pidrmic broke out last. May. accotaing lo cflficial sources.
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    Behan back home
    22 1 DUBLIN, Sot.— lrish playwright 3rendan Behan has returned here titer a three-month visit to the Jnited States and Canada.
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    Protest parade
    37 1 l OKYO, Sai. Japanese rightists, .some wearing former Imperial .Army uniforms ana steel nelmets, yesterday paraded quietly through streets in downtown Tokyo in protest against tne visit next week of Soviet deputy premier, Anastas Mikoyan,
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    30-YEAR BAN ON 'TROPIC OF CANCER' LIFTED
    86 1 30-YEAR BAN ON 'TROPIC OF CANCER' LIFTED NEW YORK. Sat. The U.S. Department of JusI tice has lifted a 30-year ban jon Henry Miller's controver- sial novel. "Tropic of Cancer." The Department has authorised Federal law officers here Ito rescind recent seizures of the novel and also two others by
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    Furniture show today
    67 1 THOUSANDS of people will be going to the giant low-cost furniture exhibition, sponsored by the Housing and Development Board, at the new Mac- Pherson Estate, off Aljunied Road, rne exhibition will be officially opened by the Minister tor National Development, Mr. Tan Kia Oan, at 4 p.m.
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    Back Sonsusie or Usaha Setia in the Kings Cup
    377 1 Back Sonsusie or Usaha Setia in the Kings Cup Bv RAPIER KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. TT will be another soft track for the Agong's Gold Cup tomorrow and punters are advised to make a list of the horses which perform well under these conditions. The barrier draw for the Cup has
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    Latest
    59 1 M in Firs! fi la> vi S('| o I 1 liii I Mala? 1 ins I irst |> ii 5 i i I IK > I i\s:. i i I ll SIN< I' hi. ves liaj I Chu K i du statio THREI S i i I hi- id.
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    Nothing special to revive public interest in rubbers
    193 2 Nothing special to revive public interest in rubbers jdklajkdjfldkfjd By The Free Press Marker Correspondent' SINGAPORE, Saturday. \T PRESENT the general position in the rubber section does not present any particular features calculated to revive public interest in the share market, states the Stock Exchange Gazette. The commodity is showing
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    TIN CONTINUES TO GAIN IN MODERATE TRADING: RUBBER QUIET
    119 2 I OX DON. Sat.— Thursday's upturn In tin prices here was exl funded quite sharply yostnrday morning in .•noderate trading. The advance at Singapore. bout which it is thought that India as well as Japan buying, contributed to L mdon's movement.
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    Fair inquiry
    108 2 mu YORK: Tin was firmer terday vith fail inquiry earl; the day. Latterly, tm was quiet bol steady. 1 o.\do\ rubbeT prices were unchanged to slightly h;^her at opening reflecting steadiness Singapore. Bv mid-session bids had been I little bul no farther curred during the re- r ol
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    Market indices
    36 2 NTX>M Sal —Thf Flnan- nrni market lndi ts for T ear, we< ago I terd iy*s respec- ely Tim 289 12-i 3 140 6. 444 B Rubbers: 209 W2 G it 7 103 D
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    US rubber statistics
    31 2 WASHINGTON, Sal rj.S tmerce Department rubber istics (in long tons for June Mav respectively > Natural ibber impi I 33 8?4. 27,075; Imports 2.00;s 2,796; con- un rted synthetic
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    Ships in port
    117 2 C H »W atongsMi the Sm^^oore attarvM ton.iv arc: idima P --o is S 10/11. Mora n Mam "l ;v> IS •si tth 19, Ben' a n v i Inn- r R „irt> _if. c 1 M Siam, Hong B Po. TocDoh, Semeru Se--5 I Benvec. Koto
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    NO DEFINITE TREND ON SHARE MARKET: GILTS LOSE
    135 2 NO DEFINITE TREND ON SHARE MARKET: GILTS LOSE LONDON. Sat.— There was a further contraction in business on the Stock Ex- change here yesterday and generally there was no definite trend. fhe obscure business outlook and week-end considerations were restraining influences. InI dustriais were steadier alter their recent tali although
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    Anaconda plants strike-bound
    65 2 KEW YORK, 6.,- a spokesm< for the Anaconda Company said here yesterday that all the company's Chilean copper facilities wt'ie strike-bound. Anaconda and Braden in a joinl statement announcing the start c: the strike said that In view of .rte large difference between Potrerillos ana El Salvador
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    Hong Kong prices
    52 2 HONG KONLi, Fri.—Closing prices here toaay were: Previous Today H. s. Bank Corporation $391 $390 bales sales Wheelock Marat-:: $13.90 $13.00 sales sales H'kong pnone $46.50 $46.25 sales Dairy Farm Cold Storage $41.25 $41.00 sales sales raikoo Dock $71.50 £71.0.0 sales s.t>s Jardine Matheson $28.00 527.50! sales
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    Acceptances
    154 2 A In spue of reduced crop revenue, prospective dividend i yields from the berter-class Malayan producers will probably still .stand comparison with I expectations from oilier specu- la: ive groups, adds the Gazette. As expected, the London Sumatra Plantations exchange offers to shareholders of six j other Indonesian producers
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    116 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Las; sales In the Singapore trading Room yesterday v.eie: INDUSTRIALS: Fed. Dis. $1.42 i 1 cent), F. X. Ords $2.50 i—l cen:>. M. Cement $2 40 (unchanged), McAlister $1.39 (unchanged), M. Bo\ s;2 39 i— l ceJit*. Robinson Ords $1.44 (-1 cent), Steamers 84
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    U.S. gold stocks
    53 2 NEW YORK. Sat.— This week's rise of U.S. $75 million ($225 million) in United States gold stocks Ls primarily attributable to developments connected with last week's British borrowing of U.S. 52.U00 million ($6,000 million) from the 1.M.F.. according to sources closely connected with the Federal Reserve Bank
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    'Crisis market'
    63 2 NEW YORK. Sat. —The recent rising stock market has been termed a "crisis" market by the magazine Business Week. The publication said the latest surge. which has seen the market rise five per cent in the last three weeks, is a second stage of a bull market that
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    Panzer men train
    28 2 CELLE, West Germany, Sat.— A group of German soldiers from the 82 Panzer Battalion has joined the Gordon Highlanders here for a week's training together.
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    West Irian: 'Indonesia cannot wait for ever to end dispute'
    82 2 West Irian: 'Indonesia cannot wait for ever to end dispute' JAKARTA, Sat.— The Indonesian Air Force Chief of Staff, Air Marshal Suryadarma, said Indonesia "could not wait for ever" in finding a settlement for the West Irian (Dutchheld West New Guinea) problem. Inaugurating the republic's first squadron of Russianbuilt TU-16
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    Be ready
    73 2 The Chief of Staff said the squadron should be ready for combat at a moment's notice. In a speech marking Indonesian "Veterans Day." the Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio told old fighters of the revolution against the Dutch: "Perhaps the fatherland mav call you back in the struggle to
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    $90 million credit
    34 2 JAKARTA. Sat.— lndonesia and Poland yesterday signed an economic agreement under which Poland will advance the republic £10.700.000 ($90.950.000 > worth of credits for the building of steel, sugar and cement works.
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    $14 million fire
    27 2 MANILA. Sat. Fire swept through the business district of Tact ban City in the central Philippines last night, causing damage worth 10.000.000 pesos ($14,400.--000).
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    Taipeh schoolboy's Philippines adventure ends
    218 2 Taipeh schoolboy's Philippines adventure ends MANILA. Saturday. J^S adventurous sojourn in the Philippines ended yesterday for a 19-year-old Chinese schoolboy from Taipeh. Police handed him over to the Nationalist Chinese Embassy, six days after lie was reported to have jumped overboard rather than sail back to Formosa because life in
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    FIGHTING FLARES UP AGAIN IN LAOS: THREE REPORTED DEAD
    110 2 FIGHTING FLARES UP AGAIN IN LAOS: THREE REPORTED DEAD XIENG KHOUANG (Laos), Sat. Fighting has flared up during the past three days in the Plain oi Jars. Three people are reported killed. Guerilla forces from Vientiane, the rightuing government headquarters, under General Phoumi Nosavan. the Laos Deputy Premier, are said
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    U.K. PARENTS CLAIM CRASH BODIES
    94 2 LONDON, Sat. Parents of 34 Croydon schoolboys killed when a Cunard Eagle Viking airliner crashed near Stavanger, Norway, on Wednesday, want their sons' bodies brought home for burial, headmaster. Mr. Albert Fowle, said yesterday. "After a report that there might be a mass burial in
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    15-YEAR-OLD KILLER CONDUCTS OWN APPEAL, BUT LOSES
    164 2 15-YEAR-OLD KILLER CONDUCTS OWN APPEAL, BUT LOSES Sydney. Sat.— A 15-year-old English boy serving a sentence oi 15 years' jail for killing an Australian policeman yesterday conducted his own appeal In the New South Wales Supreme Court here. But the court's three judges unanimously rejected the clemency appeal by Christopher
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    356 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Aug. 11. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. E u i op e a n ports Aug 2» 9/16 24 9/16 Sept 24 11/16 24| RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 212 212 RUBBER
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    Hopes of Berlin peace talks: Reds, West in favour of 'summit'
    363 2 Hopes of Berlin peace talks: Reds, West in favour of 'summit' MOSCOW, Saturday. RUSSIA, America and West Germany said last night the great powers would negotiate to settle their differences over Berlin. Mr. Khrushchev said at a Kremlin reception he thought there would be no war and negotiations would take
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    FRANCE CEASEF IN ALGE MORE FOR C.
    38 2 FRANCE CEASEF IN ALGE MORE FOR C. m I I I I j Km I who I I Priority M m I J I ___r I I I I I I troo] I info: I V the __f
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    HUNDREDS DIE IN CONGO VENS
    48 2 LEOPOLDVILLL". Sat National Congok troops In Kasai Province killed hundreds ol Luntu tribesmen and burned do* at least 700 village huts wild vendetta, i Nations official said I• i yesterday. Mr. Henry Kauftti British United Nations reliel coordinator in Kasai, told a i
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    QUEEN IN 'C STRIP': PAM IS REMORVE
    16 2 QUEEN IN 'C STRIP': PAM IS REMORVE BO.VI Q Chancel Free beei tl comic* Th< I
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    EXHIBITIONS IN 60 FLATS
    242 3 Minister opens low-cost furniture show today S a t.~ h Hundreds of workmen were busy yesterday giving final touches to the Housing and Development Board's ambitious exhibition of low cost furniture which will be opened this afternoon at MacPherson Estate. Twenty furniture dealers ill the State
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    TAXI-DRIVER IS CLEARED OF STEALING 210 JUTE BAGS
    115 3 TAXI-DRIVER IS CLEARED OF STEALING 210 JUTE BAGS SINGAPORE, Sat. -The Fifth Magistrate, Mr. S. R chapkhana. yesterday Rented a defence lawyer s ?S-?stion and stopped abruptly the trial proceedings against Sim Chin Heng. n taxi-driver. Mr P. F. deSouza. for Slm. had requested the court to Si^onUnue hearing .the
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    Jail for trying to steal plank
    55 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. Chow Ah W^h 46. a mechanic, was K for six months yesterAv for attempting to steal Mount Erskine Boys .Club at Mount Erskine. on Thursday. M C ow. who had one previous record, was caught puling out the plank worth S3 by
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    Talk on Sikhism
    9 3 SUP tre at 7.3U p.m. tonight.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    458 3 SINGAPORE DIARY ekfdl;fkd;c kfopdjkro ji vnutvj rtiopr SINGAPORE, Saturday. AFF on a special mission, and looking forward to her iirst view of Penang, is attractive model Heather Arnold. An official compere of the Singapore Model Academy. following the departure of Kit Masters. Heather flew oft' today with eight model,. Destination
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    Finnish singer flies in from H.K. for recital at the Vic
    138 3 Finnish singer flies in from H.K. for recital at the Vic PAYA LEBAR, Sat— Kim Borg, the famous Finnish bassbaritone whom the Singapore Musical Society is flying out for a single recital tomorrow at the Victoria Theatre, arrived yesterday from Hong Kong. Accompanied by his wife, he will be here
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    Hospital flag day
    20 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. A flag day is being held today in aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital.
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    Welcome to Singapore
    92 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. H. F. M. Palmer, a company manager arrived from London for a two-day stay before going to Australia. He is at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. G. W. P. Walker, a sales manager from London, is here for a week. He is staying at Goodwood Hotel. Capt.
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      423 3 CINEMAS MENORAH CLUB: Social CAPITOL: At War with the dance at Reuben Mana.sseh Army midnight. Meyer Hall, Oxley Rise 8.30 CATHAY: The House of p.m. Usher— midnight SINGAPORE ART SOCIEDIAMOND: Sabash Mappillai Ty Exhiblllou of paintings (Tamil) 3 30, 7.30. bv local artlsts at British GARRICK: Aanchai (Hindi) CounCil Amber
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    BE READY FOR TV, HE TELLS ALL S'PORE MAGICIANS
    162 4 BE READY FOR TV, HE TELLS ALL S'PORE MAGICIANS SINGAPORE, Sat.— 0 The advent of television in Singapore will provide a lot of opportunities for local magicians to display their talents to the full. This was stated by Lieutenant Herbert Twidciy. R.N.. and vice-president ot the International Brotherhood of Magicians,
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    CAR LICENCES: A WARNING BY REGISTRAR
    102 4 CAR LICENCES: A WARNING BY REGISTRAR SINGAPORE. Sat. Owners of motor vehicles must renew their motor vehicle licences within ten days oi the expiry date, warns the Acting Registrar of Vehicles, In a statement, he said that payments made through post should be by cheque, postal order or money order,
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    Tomorrow's church services
    432 4 >U Andrew'* Cathedral: 7.0C m.. 8.00 a.m.. 9.30 ajn.. 11.00 a.m.. 12 noon; 6.00 p.m. St. <teorge*s (Tanglta barracks) 7.15 •DO 930 am 83€ P m St. ivut'*; (Qcvangoon Garden E ate>: 8 ajn 930 a m 6 p :r. Cathedral of Good Shepherd (Bras Basah Rd.):
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    British soldiers encouraged to save
    195 4 for homes of their own SINGAPORE, Saturday. REGULAR soldiers in the British Army here are to be encouraged to save to buy their own homes. The new scheme, which enables the soldiers to save on the most favourable terms, comes into operation next month. This
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    Well-known painter to conduct art classes at centre
    153 4 Well-known painter to conduct art classes at centre SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Adult Education Board is organising a scries of simple lessons for those who wish to master the techniques of drawing. Students will be given step-by-step instructions on how to draw different subjects using the pencil, crayon, paint, water-colour or
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    300 WERE AT WHARF TO BID HIM FAREWELL
    97 4 300 WERE AT WHARF TO BID HIM FAREWELL SINGAPORE, Sat.— More than 300 people teachers, principals, students and staff members of the Ministry of Education turned up at th e wharves to wish "bon voyage" to Mr. Karam Singh, of the Ministry. Mr. Singh, 28, left aboard the liner, Himalaya
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    Assistant nurses
    27 4 KAJANG. Sat, Two assistant nurses. Miss Josephine Choong from Tanjong Malim. and Miss Tow Kwee Ens from Malacca, have been posted to Kajang District Hospital.
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    Committee for post secondary study
    55 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. A 15-man committee has begun work on drawing up .syllabuses for the two-year post secondary courses for Singapore schools. The committee, headed by the Deputy Director of Education. Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong. includes representatives from Chinese, Malay and English schools. University of Malaya
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    Abusive language
    23 4 PENANG. Sat.— Nordin bin Rejah. 26, was fined $20 lor using abusive language to a police officer at the Piccadilly Hotel.
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    S'PORE WEDDING
    36 4 MR. 1) RAFTERY, accountant of National Carbon (Eastern) Limited. Singapore, and his bride, Miss Avis Bell, of Linconshire, England, who were married in Singapore. They left on the Himalaya for their honeymoon it. Britain.
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    Highest Scout award for school-teacher
    130 4 Highest Scout award for school-teacher Mo i i i i H. Lhanes Lee V\, v Queenstown Second presented wiih the liighesi the '"Wood [ladgi The presentation was made by Y. Thomas Tan. the Acting District Dommissioner of the Singapore Boy Scout (Pasi Panjang) District A soriation. The presentation c< mony
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    AIRLINE MANAGER LEAVES FOR HOLD
    100 4 PAY A LEBAR. Sat Mr. Bo Lindbers. the district manager of the Scandinavian Airlines System for Singapore and Malaya, has flown home to Sweden with his family for a 21 months' holiday. At an arrport Interview, Mr. Lindberp said that nrhik on holiday, he would
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    Mugs, monarchs and millionaires seek fortune
    879 5  - Mugs, monarchs and millionaires seek fortune ALAN HENDERSON SECRETS OF THE RIVIERA BY NIGHT By tived at the casino all set ht's gambling. He was irmly, turned away. No 1 aL 1 1 1 |rt_ clothes, and nobody Privee of the Cannes without evening dress. So n absolute monarch of
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      Furniture for the masses
      402 6 A I AXU F A CTUR- ers of furniture and dealers in household appliances have Joined to show the people of Singapore how, on a low budget, they can furnish and equip their hom e s with a discerning eye for comforl and taste. Their efforts
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      GIRL WHO DID NOT WANT ANY PUBLICITY
      167 6 GIRL WHO DID NOT WANT ANY PUBLICITY SHAME on the most disgraceful piece of journalism that I have ever come across! I refer to your story on August 3 concerning a Singapore girl who left for Tasmania. Surely there are lots of people who want their photographs and life .stories
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      Four cars at crossroads — the solution
      129 6 Four cars at crossroads the solution I WAS reading a booklet the other evening on road traffic rules and regulations. It cited the instance or, four cars arriving simultaneously at a crossroads where neither of the roads was a major road and consequently there was no sign calling on drivers
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      Clean Singapore: 'The fact and the propaganda'
      229 6 Clean Singapore: 'The fact and the propaganda' JN reply to the letter of Mr. S. N. Ong, I would like to draw attention to the fact that the point of my letter (Free Press, July 22) was not that I was complaining about the standard of cleanliness in Singapore, but
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      Refuse lorry: Why such a great hurry ?
      109 6 Refuse lorry: Why such a great hurry \S I stood at a bus stop In Kampong Bahru Road one day last week, I saw City Council workers collecting refuse outside some shophouse.v Their lorry kept moving at a pact 4 I thought too fast, while the workmen picked up the
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      What a visitor thinks of Singapore
      144 6 What a visitor thinks of Singapore NOTE: We know of no "propaganda campaign.'" Visitors are interviewed and their views recorded. Almost all speak highly of Singapore. See letter below. Ed. I FEEL I must write ar.d tell you of what 1 thought of Singapore. I was a visitor from Sydney.
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      Dear sir...
      40 6 I am a regular reader of The Free Press. I wish to be informed as to where I could get some tuition in Chai-Chi-Chuan (Khoon Tow), the Chinese art of self-defence. SIM MENG CHOR Singapore. any reader help?—Ed).
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      Those toes...
      81 6 v£&JKE^& i A l -9ft 1 1 1 1 t^^M YOUR murder story last Tuesday failed to explain why Mrs. Ruxton had her toes cut off. r. Singapore. ißerauM 1 she nad bunion*. which would hare provided obvious clues to her identity. —Ed. I Dear Journalist... If the
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      The better movies
      173 6 Y r OUR leader on the "Influence oi the cinema" (Free Press. July 20' was interesting, but it failed to touch on one very important aspect of cinema in this country. We are in the process of building a Malayan nation with a Malayan outlook and a
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      THE AMAH GOT A LETTER ON BIRTH CONTROL...
      146 6 THE AMAH GOT A LETTER ON BIRTH CONTROL... SOMETIME apo my amah —who speaks writes and read s Malay, an d understands and speaks, but does not read. English was sent i letter from a public clinic. It related family plai I ing and a.sked h< r to at a
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      Of pedestrians and puddles
      66 6 Of pedestrians and puddles SETTLEMENT foundation m I our road> always n »uli huge poo;> k/. wan r I n Ing after a modi r j heavy shower. Can't something b^ d i to level or!" these stretch* These pools are largely r> ponsible for stalled cars and are also
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    Lif is like that
    11 6 Lif is like that 1 >■ 1 i und.i Wail be t«
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      508 6 [TODAY'S RADIO in' in RADIO SINGAPORE 10 30 For bachelors' only; 11.00 Short Wave Service: Saturday night rhythm; 12 41 metres (7250 kc s.l cmidnight) Close down. Medium Wave Service: RADIO MALAYA 41.7 metres. 4 1 6 metres. vvi ti nn o. PM 115 Summary of proJf; re r,,^ W
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    The population explosion has created two big problems
    158 7 ntil I I, th< P' irsl fl prob- l?oth these organisations have problems which are allied with the housing problem in Singapore today. They boil down to one simple fact: the population explosion. In the absence of a rapid population growth. th**
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    Low Cost FURNITURE
    745 7  - Low Cost FURNITURE CHEW LOY KHOON The trend now is towards low-cost suites REVOLUTION IN OUR FURNITURE INDUSTRY Exhibit will show designs that have a dual purpose By REVOLUTION is taking place in Singapore's furniture industry. With more and more low-cost flats being built by the Government, the trend today
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      4 8 LOW -COST FURNITURE SUPPLEMENT
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      Govt's big housing programme will end furniture industry slump
      204 8 it From Page Seven supplier in Singap coin, up with new ideas i assist the tenant- c: housing estates. "There art- vast possibilities In the use o: raw materials tor furniture to cater tor the flats of those in the middle
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      GAS
      949 8 The day I went for a ride insjj cage suspended from a wir* f By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT THE other day 1 was one of a party taken on a visit to the Gas Works. Perhaps your first reaction to this is to say "How uninteresting!". But how wrong
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      Gas cooking for
      191 8 NEW gas burners, designed specially for the Singapore housewife, will be on display at the low -cost furniture exhibition. During the exhibition, cooking demonstrations will I also be held. The Housing and Development Board is making arrangements with the City Council to enable its new tenants to
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      Contests for both the public and makers
      244 9 Contests for both the public and makers rpWO contests one for the public and the other for furniture makers are being organised in conjunction with tjie low-cost furniture exhibition at the MacPherson Estate. Contest No. 1: The public will be asked to nominate the nve best furnished flats in the
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      Sideshows to attract the young to estate
      234 9 VISITORS io tho low-cost furniture exhibition at the MacPherson Estate will be entertained to a variety of sideshows, designed more to attract the young. There will be something to suit everyone during the eight-day exhibition. Entertainment will include concerts, film shows, police band
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      THE HOUSEWIVES' ULTIMATE CHOICE IN REFRIGERATORS
      301 9 r^RIMATIC refrigerators were introduced to Singapore and Malaya some 18 months ago and because of their exceptional qualities they are today one of the largest selling refrigerators on the market. I average temperature. It is You have only to compare a Frimatic with any
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      One practical way
      57 9 ONE practical way of furnishing a room. The doubhbed in the centre of the room can be converted into two settees in the day. Similarly, the double-deck bed on the left can be pulled up when not in use. It costs less than S5OO to furnish the
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      The man behind the big show
      155 10 The man behind the big show T*IIE "live wire" in the organisation behind the low-cost furniture exhibition is young Mr. Alan F. C. Choc, architect and town planner in the Housing and Development Board. As chairman of the exhibition sub-com-mittee, he has been engaged in the task of preparing for
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      CHEAP HOMES SUPPLY LAGS BEHIND
      349 10  - CHEAP HOMES SUPPLY LAGS BEHIND CHEW LOY KHOON 147,000 new homes needed in next 10 years for increasing population By THE Housing and Development Board is a Government agency entrusted with the gigantic task of providing public housing. Just over 18 months ago on Feb. 1, 1960 the Singapore Improvement
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      Home-makers want best in lamps
      177 10 Home-makers want best in lamps VOT so many years ago, average homemakers in Singapore thought of lightning solely in terms of brightening their homes when the sun went down. But the young homemakers of today think differently. They choos e electrical fittings not only from the practical, but also from
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      DRIVE TO LURE 'TENANTS' TO SHOW
      64 10 TTHE Housing and Development Board has started a big drive to "lure" its tenants to visit the ex- I i hibition. Thousands of pamphlets Inviting them to the show have been sent out by the board. It is printed in Chinese. English and Malay
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      Whether poor or rich, clinics will help you
      462 10 nnHE Family Planning Association of Singapore, working as usual in close cooperation with the Ministry of Health, will be exhibiting in Flat No. 59 demonstrating and explaining their wor-k. Both at the exhibition and at their clinics in every district in Singapore,
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      167 9 o^, com, «?w«f_a^s(yicO HIGH QUALITY FURNITURE Ml m price and MN(.\mHF Orrhard Road T«|: ***** j __^..,,-^--.y^ r '-jKI VI lIMPI K |RK. Bat.. Koad Ttt M«:S T FURNITURE DEPT. _r»>vNt. B„ hop Mr lf :il7 j l_i;-. k()M BU<RI JM*. J.l«. Uma.l Irl M P U'tlM :o. Jalan 4|i
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      168 9 aai Two for the price of one! SETTEE BY DAY, DOUBLE-BED BY NIGHT. I Sole manufacturers: SIN SIN FURNITURE STORE 28-30, Orchard Rd. S'pore 9 Tel: ***** 1- j VISIT BLOCK C, NO. *0, LOW COST FURNITURE EXHIBITION FURNITURE low in cost high in quality hv COMFORT FURNITURE CO. Office
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      49 10 WHETHER YOU ARE LUCKY GET ONE OF THE NEW FLATS OF THE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD OR WHETHER YOU GET OTHER ACCOMMODATION YOU WILL ALWAYS USE /G^J^fc^S^ FOR LIGHTING BUT, GET UP-TO-DATE, USE <££^£^ ALL WAYS FOR COMFORT CLEANLINESS CONVENIENCE PLUG IN TO ELECTRIC LIVING [ITS ALL YOU HAVE TO DO]
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    find little eal in tourists
    14 11 find little eal in tourists lR RICHARDS ll 1 healthy press: >- Wlul tC I
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    'END US YOUR CARS' CALL GOES TO SINGAPOREANS
    258 11 handicapped, children SINGAPORE, Saturday yOLUNTARY social workers of th e Handicapped I hildrerTs Club have urged car-owners to loan their cars on Saturday mornings to take the handicapped children for outings during the present school holidays. This appeal came from Miss G.
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    S'pore dance champions will meet Indonesians
    85 11 S'pore dance champions will meet Indonesians 6v TAN SOON CHEK, Youth in Business" trainee arfached to The Free Press. CUNGAPORE, Sal.- -Winners O the 1961 Singapore am championship will; or Indonesian couples! i a mpetiti i. between the nl towards the year, Indonesians arc the! ol a ballroom con- Im
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    Girl dies: Poisoning is suspected
    35 11 KAJANG, Sat.— Chee Siew died al Kajang Disti Hospital a tew hours r Imission. Chee, of Bang! Road, was ind ir. a room by her rents P ilsontng Is susted.
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    Borneo seven for youth seminar in Federation
    137 11 Borneo seven for youth seminar in Federation PAYA LEBAR. Sat.— A team of seven delegates from North Borneo stopped here briefly on their way to Kuala Lumpur to attend the first youth seminar, sponsored by the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs. The theme for the seminar will be: "The role
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    Free film show
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Independent Missionary Movement will hold a free film show at the Salvation Army Boy's Industrial Home. Thomson Road, on August 15 at 7.30 p.m.
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    ANNUAL COMBINED SCHOOLS CONCERT A BIG SUCCESS
    163 11 fourth annual combined secondary school variety concert held at the Cultural Centre Canning: Rise, was a big success. The show, sponsored by the Chinese YMCA in conjunction with 1961 Student, Week, was opened by the Minister tor Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam. A number
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    INSURANCE COMPANY OPENS SPORE BRANCH OFFICE
    140 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.. XHE Singapore branch of the Malayan Life General Assurance Co. Ltd. celebrated its ffieial opening yesterday with a cocktail party the Sea View Hotel. branch office, at the ird tloor or the Bank Kegai Indonesia Building Market Street. has loan 50 employees.
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    A VERY SPECIAL DAY FOR TWO
    100 11 KATONG, Sat Miss Beatrice de Silva (above) has a special reason for that big smile when she slipped a ring: through the third finger of Mr. A. de Silva. For. the day was for her. a very special day. A double big day. in
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    Book gift for Nanyang
    59 11 Book gift for Nanyang SINGAPORE, Sat. Mr. R. L. Hutchens, New Zealand Commissioner in Singapore, presented 87 books to Nanyang University, on behalf of his Government. The books, given under the Colombo Plan, were received by Dr. Chuang Chu-lin, Vicc-Chancellor of the University, at a simple ceremony. The books are
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    Inche Yusof to present awards at St. John inspection
    261 11 Inche Yusof to present awards at St. John inspection SINGAPORE, Sat. The Yang di-Per-tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak will present Awards of the Order of the St. John at the 1961 annual inspection of the St. John Ambulance Brigade tomorrow at the Jalan Besar Stadium. The following will receive
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    American folkways
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. The United States Cultural Centre will hold an informal talk and discussion on American folkways in song and story at the U.S.I.S. Library. Hill Street, on August 16 at 6 p.m.
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    Talentime contest
    27 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Johore Bahru English College Association, will hold a talentime contsst under the patronage of the Sultanah of Johore on Aug. 30.
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      372 11 i e i sure iv visit with someIF IT'S YOUR BIRTHDAY... CAPRICORN gj? A 2S l T tle n <* n f -Ivmi literarv soul-searching could prove high£s stirs r_rSS ly valuable today. Make it a ||D||C (A pr 21 May 21): ability ly <*> Jj^you niUjht point to contemplate
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    Graceful climbers can be grown inside your bouse
    728 12 Graceful climbers can be grown inside your bouse THESE HARDY PLANTS ARE SO EASY TO CULTIVATE -AND THEY ARE NOT READILY DAMAGED BY INSECTS OR SUBJECT TO Dft *m pOR the garden enthusiast who is interested in indoor plants there is a very wide choice in this country. Quite a
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    This novel nursery chair ensures that baby is safe
    482 12 This novel nursery chair ensures that baby is safe BY OUR HANDYMAN THIS novel nursery chair ensures thai toby is safe and mother is happv II has a back and sides to prevent the child railing out, and :i storage box for tovs TOOLS: You will need a saw, drill
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      301 12 _iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiinn iiiiiiiiiiiiMiiMiiiiiiniiiiiiimiiiiniiiiiiniiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiinmiiiii HOTEL IDE AL 2M 61, Brooke Rood/Marine Porode Jl A (Entrance between Roxy and _C^| Palace Cinemas, Katong) j(B S'porc-15. Tel: *****/2 _K> _V r Extension To I a.m. >;s£&£* Dancing Tonight '^Pl__ ORCHID GARDEN FLOOR j >|_1_ Music By i j j *^'*V*,V^V ALPHONSO ORTEGA HIS BAND
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    Rome designers overboard for sentiment
    339 13 Rome designers overboard for sentiment SPECIAL REPORT FROM ROME BY GINA MARTELLI W^ ,L^ need more sentimentality in life." lliats what the House of Fontana had Say Ur l" g the th ree-day showing of autumn fashions in Rome. eonp A nl-L he j*° man desi sners have certainly gone
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    Gazelle gets a sister called the Vogue
    595 13 SHE FILLS GAP IN ROOTES FAMILY MOTORING NEWS, VIEWS BY CHAN CHIN BOCK BRITAIN has introduced yet another car to the world— one for which there has been no pre-produc-tion publicity, no soeculative rumours of what it'll look like, no sneak test-track shots.
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    Lock icon Common sense in make-up—by Susan Hay ward
    285 13 Common sense in make-up— by Susan Hay ward JHj^^ FROM NEW JJELIEVE me, I have no real secrets to give away. But I believe in common sense. Before going to bed at night I apply cleansing cream lavishly to my face and throat to remove all traces of dirt and
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    S'PORE SCHOOLS VICTORY THRILL CAPACITY CROW
    331 14 S'PORE SCHOOLS VICTORY THRILL CAPACITY CROW VOT since the Harlem Globetrotters played to I crowd of basketball tans at the Happy Wo I the schools "international" between Singapore I For more than 8.000 school- 1 I boys at the Stadium, it was a night to remember. Xtic 1 Singapore Combined
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    Sultan of Pahang sparks his team to fine victory
    355 14 THOMSON. Saturday. pUTTING a dashing figure on the polo ground. the hard-hitting, rough- riding Sultan of i Pahang led his team to a fine victory over the Eagles (Royal Perak Polo Club) by live goals to four in the first round
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    98 14 Nearlj suo boys and girls from Singapore's secondary schools take (he l>i* march early tomorrow moraine from the She— ton Way circus to the West Point Garden a distance oi x 1 miles. Originally, the boys and Kirls were supposed to walk 111 miles the last three <>n a ragged
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    $1,500 WANTED: RAFFI NEEDS A MANAGER
    132 14 $1,500 WANTED: RAFFI NEEDS A MANAGER SINGAPORE. S;H.—The Singapore Amateur Cycling Association is^appealing to supporters and well-wishers for $1,500 to send a manage] iwith Raffi bin Baharawl Singapore's lon< cyclist for the Ist Asian cycle championships from Sept. IT to 23 at j the Korakuen Cycle Racecourse in Tokyo. The
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    GSC hockey
    39 14 Singapore. Sat.— Tiie Girls' S] Club will hold hockey practices rvtv.. T-:t>u l( y.N aiiu Fridays at Ihe G.S.C. -.uunci. Those interested are to get in I touch witn Mrs. R Peiinefather i rel 7200 Ext. 333).
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    FILM GN THE TESTS TO BE SHOWN
    119 14 SINGAPORE. Sat. The S i gapore Cricket Association show a Qantas Empire Airways' film on the cricket Tests between West Indies a lv play* Brisbane on Tw 7.00 p.ir. .It is a l r. hit and 43 minutes '■-■>i- md ix- screei^d at
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    TEN COUNTRIES SABF's ORIENT YEAR
    101 14 SING A PORK S countries .< ed the Singapore Basketball Feder; I i vi\ atton to <•■ >mp< ship for th< Or Cup bo be ptay< d pore fn m N 1 The coui pled Taiwan. E M tya. m c n ;j i. Saigoi
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    S'PORE TEAM TO MEET SELANGOR
    83 14 gINGAPORE, S pate Crick* I a v named theii Selangoi lie fi fti c. Ib Associate tnent be •>■ .-v._ ;:< The team, !od \y, B (R.M.) d< SUva •esc. C Coliti Jeffers (RAP> Brt SRC r« my M i vi r/ B sham i
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    Fastest 1,59 m.
    27 14 WARSAW. Sat. ran, of Poland, ran 1.500 metre- In the this year when he docked 3 uUs, 4ii.o seconds" at an meeting las) night
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    Samson and Sunshine Lad should make a profitable double at K.L. tomorrow
    550 15 Samson and Sunshine Lad should make a profitable double at K.L. tomorrow tup FRFP PRF^^ i trespasser j RAPIER EPS0M JEEP THE ST^TS TIMES MALAY MAIL HANYANG NAN FANG KING POWER T BIMTANG TT,^ CAILJIOV WHTER LOH MA YU-LOONG 7 ln r °J?u» >ntan9 9 tri P r Cf 7
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    Lightning Flash for the big Cup race
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    Terang Bintang is a good bet in Race 1
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    TINGGI API GOES OVER HIS PET DISTANCE
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    Samson will beat The Wee Cobbler: He can handle any track
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    If the going improves Speedy Socks will leave others behind
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    Pride of Persia on upgrade
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    MACDONALD MAY HAVE PLAYED HIS LAST TEST FOR AUSTRLIA
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