The Singapore Free Press, 30 August 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE LOCAL NEWS YOU MUST READ... The Singapore Free Press No. *****. 15 CENTS. WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 30, 1961.
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    TRADE BOOM IN OFFING
    59 1 kosts from countries I vi Malaya can look forI setter era of trade proI Sso€ a picul, highest I ay bring news that other I ies will have a bigger, Saudi Arabia. tpects to boost two-way >ore and .Malaya. In the trade mission in April, the
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    S. ARABIA will buy more from us
    178 1 S. ARABIA will buy more from us I>AYA LEBAR. Wed Singapore will ><.h» increased with Arabia. rause Arab merhants are now looking East for her commodities rhis was stated by a g -\r.ib:ai. importer. S i&h Mohammed Saad a -..i. who i- here to note the Import ol lore Malayan
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    Berlin crisis: New Red move to keep armed forces at full strength
    39 1 ""Art if, tenUemen, our little experiment blows you and us to smithereens you'll be reassured to know that it's the fault of that other professor over there!"
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    THE DAY IKE COLLAPSED ON THE STEPS OF A PALACE
    161 1 THE DAY IKE COLLAPSED ON THE STEPS OF A PALACE N T E\V YORK, Wed. -Form er President Dwight D. Bisenhowei collapsed during his visit to Afghanistan last year out was revived by quick administration of oxygen brought along by a Secret Service agent, according to former Secret Service chief.
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    800 globetrotters arrive today
    64 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. XTore than 800 rouna- the- world tourists are on board tue linei WUlem Ruv.- whicii docked here this morning. Tne passengei list includes the Nev Zealand Consul in Hohanu.; M/ T.A.N. Johnson, who is accompanied i>v his wife and j daughter. Tiiey are ou
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    Exam results and bursary winners
    51 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. Tomorrow's Free Pi ess will carry the full li.st of passes in the Certificate ni Education (English and Chinese) for graduates held at ■ne Teachers' Training College earlier this month. The list oi 1961 bursary winners foi tlie Polytechnic v.iii a's(; be published
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    Water situation improves
    83 1 SINGAPORE, Wed— Tlirre was water in most homes throughout the State this morning as the situation was officially reported as "slightly better." A City Council spokesman said water engineers were working out details of the proposed rationing scheme. The public would be told as soon as possible.
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    Jail for insults
    10 1 xrrn\ wed The Ghana fine of -£300.
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    Plans for transfer of troops to reserve put off
    332 1 Plans for transfer of troops to reserve put off MOSCOW. Wednesday. iTHK Kremlin lasl nigh! announced another move to maintain the strengtii of Soviel [armed forces in face of what it called Western "threats and war preparations" in the Berlin crisis. The Communist Party Central Committee and the Government ordered
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    Berlin—I was there : Special series starts today
    109 1 Berlin I was there Special series starts today 0 THE undercurrents of fear and tension that run through Berlin the city in the news today can only be jell by v man who's been on the spot. In Page 6 today The Free Press brings you tfic first of two
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    MALAYAN DIVERS CAN STAY ON IN AUSTRALIA
    90 1 MALAYAN DIVERS CAN STAY ON IN AUSTRALIA DARWIN, Wed. Two Malayans under threat of deportation from Australia j have been granted a reprieve, j The Minister for Immigration, Mr. Alexander Downer, has been asked to reconsider the merits of their pleas to remain in Australia. The men, Dam bin Saris,
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    Tin gains a further £10
    95 1 Tin gains a further £1 0 LONDON. Wed.— Tin put on a further €10 per ton In first ring dealings on the metal exchange here yesterday mornins following the big lump at SingaDore. Three months was p-iid "P "to €P9T ncr ton bofnrp reacting slightly to finish at 8996. Trade
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    Terror in the cold for 30 trapped tourists
    209 1 Terror in the cold for 30 trapped tourists fHAMONIX, Wed. y Thirty tourists wearing light summer clothing spent a night of terror in freezing cold in cablecars swaying dizzily hundreds of feet above the snows of Mont. Blanc They are still trapped In •bubble car' 1 cabins nearly 1,500 feet
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    Road casualties up
    23 1 LONDON. Wed. Road casualties in London totalled 74.141 lasf year. 2.185 more than In 1959. and the highest ever rroordrd.
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    S'PORE TIN PRICE RISE AIDS FURTHER UPSURGE ON LONDON MART
    343 2 Free Press city section: Finance and industry I ONDON, Wed. A further upsurge in tin prices featured metal market dealings prompted to some extent by the big jump in the Singapore price and continued speculative buying trade quarters said. But
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    Ships in port
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    SHARES MAINTAIN BETTER TONE: BERLIN HOPES AID SENTIMENT
    178 2 SHARES MAINTAIN BETTER TONE: BERLIN HOPES AID SENTIMENT I ONDON. Wed. There was j again no marked expansion in business on the London >tock exchange yesterday but Monday's better tone was maintained. Sentiment was helped by the possibility of early East-West talks on Berlin but the mam investor continued to
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    US rubber statistics
    71 2 WASHINGTON. Wed. U.S. Commerce Departmeni rubber statistics tin lo::? ton.^> for July and Juno, respectively: Natural rubber Imports 32.834: latex imports 2.009: natural conSUmptJon 27.425. 32.072; latex consumption 2..~>94. 3.804; ?tock> oi natural 63,175, 60.365: stocks of latex 8.040. 7.508; synthetic stocks 253.444. 243.167. reclaimed con- sumption
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    Hong Kong prices
    57 2 HONG KONG. Tues. Closing [prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Bank Corporation 5376 $370 saie^ sales Wheelocl; Marden $12.20 SI 1.90 sales sales RTtong phone 542.50 540.00 s.ile? sales Dj iry Parm Co'.u Storage $38.75 $37.50 sales sales T t *;koo Dock $68.00 $66.50 sales
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    Price of pepper declines, but 'floor' is not yet reached
    381 2 Price of pepper declines, but 'floor' is not yet reached By The Free Press Market Correspondent SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THIS year's pepper crop, which is just beginning to come on to the world market, seems unlikely to be a very profitable one. Two weeks ;igo. the price of while Sarawak pepper
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    133 2 Last sales in ,r.e Singapore Trading Room yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS: F. S. Orris $2.42 <— 1 cent). Gammon $1.80 unchanged*. 0.C.8.C. 526 sl), S.C.S. $2.43 t- 1 cent), S. Times $3.20 <•• 5 cents), C.E. Ords $1.23 l cent). TINS: Ampat 17s. bd. (4-'6d).
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    Jaguar lays off 600 for 3 days
    90 2 COVENTRY. t England I Wed. Six hundred men at the Jaguar \vork.s here are to be sent home tomorrow as a result of a dispute at the S.U. Carburettor factory, it was announced yesterday. They will be told not to report back until
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    Tin Council urged: Take steps to boost production
    353 2 Tin Council urged: Take steps to boost production LONDON, Wed. To- day's issue of the Metal Bulletin says in a leader: "We believe that the International Tin Council ought to take much more posi- J tive steps than any it j has taken up to now to j stimulate and
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    Nehru rejects demand for separate Sikh state: 'Final decision'
    221 2 Nehru rejects demand for separate Sikh state: 'Final decision' NEW DELHI. Wednesday. ■JMIE Prime Minister, Mr. Xehru, yesterday rejected the Akali Sikhs demand for a Punjabi-speaking state. He said any further division of the north Indian state of Punjab would tear up the fabric of the integrated community living there
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    ROW OVER SOUTH AFRICAN WINE AT KENYA DINNER
    84 2 ROW OVER SOUTH AFRICAN WINE AT KENYA DINNER NAIROBI. Wed. Mr. Masinde .Muiiro, Kenya's Minister for Commerce and Industry, has complained to the organisers of a dinner held here at the weekend that he was served with South African wine and drank it unwittingly. "They made me break my boycott
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    Train in river
    30 2 TOKYO Wed.- A train engineer and .1 cvt v were killed and nine passengers were injured laic lasi mghi t ;.f;i rive-coach train plunged into a river.
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    $821,000 WIN CURED HER HEADACHE
    83 2 T ONDON. Wed.— Mrs. Vio- i headache, Mrs. Butl«-r had let Butler, 50-year-old postponed a. holiday with Londoner, has won about ler hu s )alld a P°f* On J rr *ooi nnn c transport official, ast SasB2l,ooo for a four-cent; turdaV until Monday stake in
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    ENGLISH GIRL ON CHARGE OF INCITING RIOT: 'I DID RIGHT'
    181 2 ENGLISH GIRL ON CHARGE OF INCITING RIOT: 'I DID RIGHT' Monroe, i North CaroLina Wed. Mi- Constance Lever. 20-year-old English girl charged with inciting a racial riot here on Sunday, was ;>aid yes terday to have told her i jailers she was "'doing the right thing." Bail of about $2,975
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    S. American way
    24 2 I ONDON. Wed. The Duke ol Edinburgh, will risil Argentina Chile and Peru durum his South American tour o;ir]v next pear
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    ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
    363 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON, Aug. 29. Previous Today j RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i f tv ope a n ports Sept 25 9 16 25 5/16 Oct 253 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 2.">, 25 .V 16 RUBBER
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    Queen invites Sukarno to U.K.: 'Diplomatic defeat for the Dutch'
    275 2 JAKARTA, Wednesday. INDONESIAN government circles were jubilant yesterday over Queen Elizabeth's invitation to President Sukarno to make a state visit to Britain. Earlier this year the President declined an invitation from the British Government saying lie was unable to lit
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    TOURISM: 'STORE CAN DO BETTER THAN H.K.'
    353 3 TOURISM: 'STORE CAN DO BETTER THAN H.K.' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. f HERE is no reason why Singapore cannot do better than Hong Kong in the tourist trade, declared the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, at the Singapore Tourist Association luncheon meeting yesterday. Mr. Rajaratnam, \vho is honorary president of the
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    BRIAN IS FIRST LOCAL STUDENT TO WIN THIS SCHOLARSHIP
    107 3 BRIAN IS FIRST LOCAL STUDENT TO WIN THIS SCHOLARSHIP SIGLAP Wed. Eighteen-year-old Brian Chiao (above) is the first Singapore student to win a Christ Hospital scholarship. Brian, who will be away for six years, left aboard the liner Neptunia. He told The Free Press that he would be taking a
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    KHALID ON TOUR SEES LAND SCHEME WORK
    83 3 KHALID ON TOUR SEES LAND SCHEME WORK JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. The Assistant Minister for Rural Development, Inche Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman visited the State Rural Development Operation.- Room here. There he had discussions with the Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato-Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, on various subjects concerning rural
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    Two Colombo Plan tutors arrive
    65 3 PAYA LEBAR, Wed. Two sister tutors from New 7paland arrived yesterday by air under the Colombo Plan fo help the Singapore Government set up a -school to train dental nurses a. tne Institute of Health in Outram R °They are Miss A. If. Dunlop from
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    S'pore student off for studies in US
    31 3 PAYA LEBAR. Wed. Ho a^^assr g i SSon°Coile g e »n UpperSgrha'sstts tl s ■"college n Massachusetts and iwUl be away for lour years.
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    SINGAPORE DIARY
    644 3 SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Wednesday. P<)H as long as he can remember, Keith Thompson has been drawn to art; and as a boy, his main hobby was reproducing tartoons from periodicals. The 27-year-old aircraft electrical fitter stationed at R.A.F. Changi now creates harnessing his vivid imagination and sense of humour to
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    Praise for Poly students by head of electrical department
    156 3 Praise for Poly students by head of electrical department SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. O. J. Tassicker, head of the Electrical Department of the Singapore Polytechnic, flies to Britain tomorrow after three years' service. He will later tour Europe to look into electrical engineering education, inspect factories specialising in electrical equipment, and
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    Welcome to Singapore |
    150 3 Welcome to Singapore Mr. T. T. Shima. a diplomat, and his wife arrived from America, for a few days. They are staying at the Goodwood Hotel. Col. L. E. Choloupek and Brig. -Gen. V. P. Mock of the U.S. Army arrived from Australia, and will leave tomorrow. They are also
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    Y.M.C.A. flag day
    23 3 SINGAPORE, W ed The annual flag day in aid of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held on Saturday.
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      265 3 CINEMAS ROYAL: Punar Janmam CAPITOL: Spartacus 3. 8. (Tamil) 3.30, 7.30. CVTHAY: Beyond the Curtain 1.30. 4. 6.30, 9.30. w GLOBE: Zorros Fighting Le- j TRADE AND INDUSTRIES cion 130 4, 6.45, 9.30. FAIR 1961: Great World Amusegion i.ou, ment Park. 6 p.m. to midnight. LIDO: Saturday Night and SINGAPORE
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    S-E Asian girls more beauty conscious now, says stylist
    166 4 S-E Asian girls more beauty conscious now, says stylist ITATOXG. We d. A Singapore hair stylist is of the opinion that South-East Asia is undergoing a "beauty revolution." She is Madam Ang Chin Sww. 37. tabove), who recently returned after taking eoorses in Japan and Hong Kong. Madam Ang told
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    YOUTH LEADERS MAKE 3-DAY STUDY TOUR OF JOHORE BAHRU
    128 4 YOUTH LEADERS MAKE 3-DAY STUDY TOUR OF JOHORE BAHRU JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Eight youth leaders from Brunei, Borneo and Sarawak came here for a three-day study tour, after attending a a youth seminar in the Federal Capital They called on the State Secretary. Dato Abdul Rahman bin Musa and later
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    Talk by scholar of religions
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Madam Ruhiyyih Rabbani, a scholar of competitive religions and author of "Prescription For Living" and other books, is to deliver a talk on '•All People Are Needed" at the National Library Theatre next Tuesday at 7.30 p.m. Madam Ruhiyyih who is on her
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    Boys' Clubs start new classes youth leaders
    243 4 Boys' Clubs start new classes youth leaders KATONG, Wednesday. FEDERATION of Boys' Clubs is going all out to train more potential youth leaders to run boys', girls' and youth clubs. The Federation will hold its third Chinese-speaking and fifth English-speaking club leaders' training courses at its head- Each course will
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    Wanted: A consultant for T.B. advisory clinic
    129 4 Wanted: A consultant for T.B. advisory clinic fOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— J The Johore Bahru District Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis Is appealing for an honorary medical consultant for Its advisory clinic. This was stated by its hon. secretary, Mr. M. B. Dass. The association doctor, Surgeon-Commander W. G. Fitzpatrick,
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    JOHORE TO MARK FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF MERDEKA TOMORROW
    162 4 JOHORE TO MARK FOURTH ANNIVERSARY OF MERDEKA TOMORROW JOHORE BAHRU. Wed. Johore will go gay to celebrate the fourth anniversary of Malaya's independence tomorrow. The day has been declared a public holiday. Celebrations will begin in the morning with thanksgiving prayers in all mosques, temples and churches. School children will
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    No request for vaccine
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Federation Government has not yet received any formal request from Hong Kong for cholera vaccine, a Ministry of Health spokes- j man has said. "But the Institute of Medical Research is continuing to manufacture the vaccine in case of an emer- 1
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    New U.S. consuls
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government Gazette lists Messrs. Abe Kramer and Lawrence A. Phillips as consuls and Mr. Albert L. Zucca as vice-consul of the United States of America here.
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    'Rural development depends on the land schemes'
    204 4 'Rural development depends on the land schemes' JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. THK Assistant Minister for Rural Development, Inche Ha ji Khalid bin Awang Osman, said that the success of the rural development programme depended entirely on the "success of the various land schemes that are being carried out." j He said
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    NANYANG GRADS GET NEW HEADQUARTERS
    85 4 NANYANG GRADS GET NEW HEADQUARTERS KATONG. Wed. Nanyang University graduates now have a two-storey headquarters to carry out their student and recreational activities The headquarters, called the Guild of Nanyang University Graduates House in Dunman Road, was opened by Mr. Tan Lark Sye. chairman ol the Nanyang University Council Among
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    New board member
    21 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Government has appointed Dr. Chew Poh Kuo to be a member of the Leprosy Board.
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    MALAY LEGEND GOES ON THE SCREEN
    102 4 THE film "Puteri Gunong Ledang" (Princess of Mount Ledang), a Malay legend that was very popular as a play, will begin its run at the Odeon Katong tomorrow. It tells the story of a Malacca sultan's vision of the princess, and his determination to
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    FREE PRESS PLEA HELPS HOME GET $100
    121 4 FREE PRESS PLEA HELPS HOME GET $100 JOHORE BAHRU Wed. Mr. M Candaswamy, 53, a retired lawyer's clerk. had donated $100 to the Johore Cheshire Home, after readinu appeals in The Free Press for donations. This was revealed by Ui James Ho a committei member of the Cheshin Home, who
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    The grim saga of America's No. 1 doublecross
    790 5 The grim saga of America's No. 1 doublecross ATOM SECRETS THEFT: Fnr.« D HOOVER CALLED T THE CR|ME QF THE CENTURY' THE FBI STORY PART 4 >as r a of America's No. 1 m> lu-an on a rainy afterI in July, 1914, long before favourable climate" toI a nd hunt
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      The first Polytechnic graduates
      367 6 I^VERYONE connected with the Polytechnic must be feeling proud now that this institution has turned out its first batch of graduates. These young men and a sole woman -will now have to put into practice the lessons they have been taught during their courses. As the
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    When refugees streamed in from the East...
    1326 6  -  WEE KIM WEE BERLIN In October last year, on his way to the Congo, Mr. Wee Kirn Wee mode a 10-day stopover in Germany. In two articles he recounts his sightseeing trip into East Berlin and his visit to a big refugee camp
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      118 7 \HNOUNCING A NEW ERA IN AIR TRAVEL m~... J «»K^:vt^» ■<-< ■^^>^ T y»»|»^». -•fift'frWMltill W I jiiMMIIfIMMHMMiMWBMBMMiBWIBIIMf'iiMIIIIHMMy f :y:y|^y^^; T f* v y C~"' W&$P t- UFAST FLIGHTS WEEKLY B DIRECT FLIGHTS °^ncing September ist SINGAPORE TO HONG KONG a flights from kuala lumpur /o Hong Kon 9 with
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      6 7 MALAYAN AIRWAYS •1 J h€* <^^^^B
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      ET-AGE EXPANSION
      879 7  -  P.M. RAMAN By Company hopes to fly 22,000 hours, carry 200,000 passengers this year I field ■j; jnja) with I ution I -kl> 15 mi I I first t'la^s I and comfort in this Malaysian region. The company's present strong position in the highly competitive field of civil
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      Sales, backbone of any airline
      783 7 Sales, backbone of any airline THE Malayan Airways Limited attaches the greatest importance to the personal tout h between its sales staff and booking agents, and between them and the travelling public. The nerve centre of the vast sales organisation employing a staff oi about 100 spread over Malaya and
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      Behind the scenes work spells efficiency
      722 8 Behind the scenes work spells efficiency JjjFFICIENCY and dependability of an airline are judged on its accident-free record, quality and training of the men in the cockpit, ability of its ground staff, courtesy of hostesses and, above all, the direction of affairs by men at the top. In all these,
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      OPERATIONS DEPARTMENT
      244 8 efficiency and dependability of an airline are judged on its accident-free record, quality and training of the men in the cockpit, ability of its ground staff, courtesy of hostesses and above all the direction of affairs by the men at the top. The operations department one of the
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      EXTENSIVE TAKE-OFF PREPARATIONS
      504 9 EXTENSIVE TAKE-OFF PREPARATIONS that Tiland is the ts s SPORTS I responsible to Captain Brown. Malayan Airways captains have long experience of civil dying recorded in their log books and it may be of interest to mention that each onr has flown .00 0.000 mile:s and in many ra^c> ever
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      Apprentice' system to train local men
      142 9 T^HE Malayan Air- wa y s scheme to train local men to assume responsible technical posts in the company is progressing smoothly. The first intake of 15 apprentices recruited in August, 1958, are now undergoing training at the Airworks Services School of Engineering at
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      THE LATEST FINANCIAL INFORMATION PROVIDED
      199 11 THE LATEST FINANCIAL INFORMATION PROVIDED man i he- Dm- Iher tmllint; QU ,i -iiiind the a I >.i mini- lo k ol I rest n< in in ni, Till lions other i ompaniev The largest section in the i» -partment is employed on revenue work associated •Aith Ibe sale ot
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      Efficient behind scenes work
      272 11 From Page Nine liaison is maintained with the Joint Air Traffic Control Centre of the Department of Civil Aviation in Srder that all MAL BOAC andQantas aircraft m the area can be flight. department is thus kept informed of the progress of all flights with which
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      WHAT MAKES AN AIRLINE SAFE
      116 12 WHAT MAKES AN AIRLINE SAFE VISCOUNT... of Malayan Airways' prop-jet fleet flying over the City of Singapore (above). The Britannia will join the airline's jet-age fleet on Saturday and become as familiar as the Viscount in Malayan skies. WHEEL... testing in MAL's engineering shop at Paya Lebar airport is an
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      Airline has its own trument section
      159 13 Airline has its own trument section n« department ot Malayan Air.7 j maintains its own instrument sfftk) with fifteen technicians supervision and sruidancr I V ;l instrument engineer. is u« capable of overhaulrepairing ill Dakota aircraft instrunnritv of Viscount aircraft r: complicated they may SERVICING a Dakota's engine in the
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      Backroom boys and enqineer keep planes flying
      1298 14  -  P.M. RAMAN Department keeps a formidable standard for maximum safety By LOCAL MEN ARE BECOMING QUALIFIED AND TAKING OVER SENIOR JOBS SALUTE the backroom b6ys. That is what any air traveller would do, however preoccupied he is while rushing to the tarmac, if
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      5,000 spare parts
      155 15 HERE TO FIND THINGS AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE 4 l ience la--1 l( Ike mens preserved in spirit, the bottles contain nuts and bolts and parts of huh precision instruments. m About 35,000 spare parts, including a complete engine, are stocked in the store rooms. Sensitive i«
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      What really happens when you book a plane ticket
      420 16 What really happens when you book a plane ticket PROSPECTIVE passengers going to Airways House booking office may get the impression that it is a place of leisurely calm where courteous men and women behind the well-polished mahagony counter greet with that "Oh-I-am-so-^lad-you-came" smile Yes, the officials are smiling and
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      HK-SIMILAR TO S'PORE BILL IN MANY WAYS DIFFERED
      437 16 pOR only MSI 9 you 1 can see the hotel where Richard Mason's Susie Wong is said to have practised the oldest profession in the world. It might be well to add the $19/- actually covens the cost of a harbour tour
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      SINGAPORE -THE SHOPPER PARAL
      56 16 SINGAPORE -THE SHOPPER PARAL •nuiii r I S|n £-M>or.. r s Ind,an- hi s ar:!: '.J m I I lid -i^M I sUire? buili tectun I M li< r. I I H !< I ni ia tor iol'.-.'H Orienui 1 r v i ngv M I I vi. M I
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      HIGH-LIFT
      13 17 I he body tan be raised to a nn <>i 11 feet.
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      CATERING Malayan Airways flight kitchen can prepare national dishes of many Asian countries
      554 17 CATERING Malayan Airways flight kitchen can prepare national dishes of many Asian countries TUCKED away in an insignificant corner at the rear of tne Singapore airport buildings is a Jarge asbestos and tin shed which could be mistaken for a workshop, but it is the flight kitchen of Malayan Airways.
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      The Britannia schedule
      154 17 MONDAY Leave Singapore 10 a.m. (Malayan time). Arrive at Hong Kong 4 50 p.m. (HK time). THURSDAY: Leave Singapore 8 a.m. (Malayan time). Arrive Kuala Lumpur 9am Take-off from Kuala Lumpur at 9.40 a.m. Arrive at Hong Kong at 4 30 p.m. (HK time). SATURDAY: Leave Singapore
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      AIRSPEED CONSUL TO BRITANNIA
      1326 18  - AIRSPEED CONSUL TO BRITANNIA P.M. RAMAN MALAYAN AIRWAYS STARTED FIRST COMMERCIAL FLIGHT IN 1947 AIRSPEED CONSUL had a speed of 145 miles an hour and an all-up weight of 8,250 lbs. It was a twin-engine aircraft and carried five passengers. Its first scheduled MAL flight was on May 1, 1947.
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      Britannia menu on the First Class
      43 18 Britannia menu on the First Class Hors d'Oeuvres Varies Cream of Tomato Nasi Lemak Prawn Sambal Roast Loin of Lamb Mint Jelly Buttered Garden Peas Roast Potatoes Cold Buffet: Tossed Vinaigrette Salad Melon Orientale Assorted Cheese Tray Crackers Basket of Fresh Fruits Coffee.
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      207 8 Q Congratulations to MALAYAN AIRWAYS D yM on the inauguration of I*l fheir BRITANNIA SERVICE Q ifg FROM THE MANAGEMENT OF THE Jfl a ADELPHI HOTELD y^ C< ntrally aituatoci J J All rooms air-conditioned, wwh B*J VV telephone and bathroom ■"I ■w Excellent cuisine for diners in thi M
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      171 8 h^^ 3 STAGES IN STORAOf KH N^ WMOMfW r lorn Tape Rcla> OMMtMMi First stage to*j-<;t tmommmm: ////V procedure r.wYr> B />//- incoming circuits HUHIHH which the telegram V H^ composition is loistahle mjffl B (because of distortion on radio circuits without k^^_____ B|^^BL^H iiutomiitic error correc- operators at the
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      135 9 :v lintel F^^h^r' k NCtNC Cinema j MIMITIIJ w'NDER SAME j J CAT^AV Ri:STAURAMT -fSTAURANT PAR EXCELLENCE V' jtk OR DELICIOUS CHINESE s OOD MUSIC. DANCING. LON€ BAR AND EXOTIC fLOORSHOWS rwnanti C y tanG ~~ovs ~~--/:< '"ifr riH€ views 4 smo'u&J\^ COOL QUIfl *^1' MUSI CLASS CaRDESS A-d OCEANBEST
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      38 9 jmHßlbßßß^**'"''' '-'-'■"•'-Jlil' I jJ+m *~TtttttW I^-w»__ A a MfO^SSSSSSSSwwwQQftM> i vS cT iMF^^ If iiilir ilMiiiiTif I iibm^^M f•% i\ v ,;tv 1 .V. 1 ■*>. <■*' "'■■J***^''- '!> Cathay Pacific Airways, Ltd., Ocean Building, SINGAPORE. Tel: *****-8-9 fljjßSjjJ I I
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      271 10 Hearty an Y ou a^ or d to be without a Facit Ba'^^^^^a^l a^^ B A tUld lIOIbS .<,- c gllt answers in a Ji^y to your calculating problem*— thLit 's h calculators save time and money for your office W 4 /;V JW^II^BF addition, subtraction, multiplication or divisoi Rest
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      83 11 On the inauguration of their new flight service, we take this opportunity of extending our congratulations to Messrs Malayan Airways Ltd. and wish them every success. NG MING, BUILDING CONTRACTOR 18-A NORTH CANAL ROAD, SINGAPORE 1 TELEPHONE *****/7 llllllllllllilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllN For individual insurance protection and service on a world -wide basis
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      145 12 rYou enjoy Dunlop comfort and safety \^V^ aboard Malayan Airways Viscounts pp tr And you experience the safety of Dunlop tyres, brakes, hydraulic equipment, and flame- proof hoses DUNLOP "makes things better for everyone" t#il >«^i >■ \SSSx -;■>' v. V<^-'- Congratulations to Malayan Airways on the occasion of the
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      89 13 When Travelling t lafce Along TORCH SWEETS :•:<:■:■:■" 9 [1 \THYE HONG BISCUITS > ..v-° > i. .V- .^.-.y... y.w ff^ aHQ^ >:":..:■:.■'. v- !'x V a-:-".* ■■:-:-x-r SUPBmm TQ THE MALAYAN AIRWAY'S THYE HONG BISCUIT CONFECTIONERY FACTORY LTD. i SI\C;.\PORK AND MALVYV p,— >: 'A > < ;■>■■:■"•■■"■:■■ ■•>:•:■;■■.
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      403 14 Electrical installations for the NEW Malayan Airways office Executed by the agents of Electrical accessories R. E. MORRIS CO., LIMITED 18. BATTERY RD. SINGAPORE. TEL: *****/8 174, 6ATU ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR. TEL: ***** (Former Embassy Hotel) 46. Meyer Road, Singapore. Congratulate MALAYAN AIRWAYS LTD Singapore I on the inauguration of
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      103 14 The interior of the MALAYAN 4/RtV4YS Wo Uo uo \J us) lb VJJJ li b J J PROP-JETLINER was exclusively designed, furnished and decorated by DIETHELMS MALAYA'S LEADING INTERIOR DECORATING EXPERTS Best wishes to Malayan W^^llk^** Airways on the occasion J^^ of the introduction of /^^sP^'flffi their Britannia Service LZZZTIT
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      342 15 MALAYAN AIRWAYS on the inauguration of their services to Hong Kong MALAYAN AIRWAYS SERVING SOUTH EAST ASIA &oS&mal ACCOUNTING MACHINES SERVING GOVERNMENT n j BANKING 7 vV *^HIHBW^ di^^Mtf i \JM.M.tjt\x,tj w J^^^^^^y w jn b e glad to advise on any pro- ~j m i %m r blem relating
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      58 16 I Hi r JSP' iQQy £f Jf jflf JB^ fly jP^ V 3^ 1^ gv *^gaBK^^^^^JMj|^BW^^Bwpy B i J by COLD STORAGE CREAMERIES m v 1 K'l/'Ai ff^^ lf^.^&E /IAMTA isi illmv Extend i their heartiest Jjfe**<d'* MAiAiAii A/BIVAKS f/M/fFf) Ai^ |f Lfrf 1 1 11/ L «^^O^H^F on tne
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      124 17 for ///c 7 ESI AIR SERVICE ii tlu Orient Way an airways BEST FOOD SERVICE ■Us* KC^c 2 Road Singapore 9 |Te1;*****-9f Gourmet catering IRES THE NEW HOLDEN! wi V T/, ■B^ H^ ':s.;: *l^p rugged best-selling car now with HYDRA-MATIC TRANSMISSION (as an optional extra) -d when your Holdcn
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      204 17 Congratulations to iSpi MALAYAN AIRWAYS t^P FROM THE MANAGEMENT OF RAFFLES HOTEL <i^^~<^c^J^^^ j "stands for all the fables of the Exotic East" J^^^^SoKmSj^ I^Jft^W\\^^ I renowned to travellers /0 \Nmmm Wmm THROUGHOUT THE FAR EAST /fWwßi «PPl\' till' s^l /7nHA 'fl '■II Special features of the Raffles Hotel service
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      60 18 Let the Specialists handle your flf^^^^Bf DRY '"£jr CLEANING s&L &DYEING iM'ifk also yi^&iS%^/A LAUNDRY /\WS/\ CARPET CLEANING \j T^M} X 6l DYEING Jn^^\ Free Collection mid I &~j De liveiy Service I I f <r (^>M Leaders in Cleaning Dyeing J I f of Every Description Q>M\ for more
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      144 18 Q BRITANNIA Sfß^'l H th e place to stay ls I H X MSP r I H^ Al fin v HJH-^-""-""' HOTEL SB Well-furnished air-conditioned roomj eoch with bath ond M^ B^ 24 -Hour Room Scrvic< BHb Dancing Nightly to PHILIP ond H« s U Dance Bond ■Pfv Excellent Europcon
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    JOHORE STOP S'PORE MISERS
    6 19 JOHORE STOP S'PORE MISERS vcoi€ncc i
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    He gets an idea trom S'pore
    85 19 He gets an idea trom S'pore SINGAPORE. Wed.— A flvehour tour round Singapore city has crtven a Sydney truck driver an Idea. When 28-year-old John Duibiander. a German, reaches Vienna, the city of music, tn Austria, he will become a taxi-driver. Colblander, who is leaving Australia tor ;;ood. said thai
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    Church fun fair
    40 19 SINGAPORE, Wed— A dayog fun fair, in aid of the Church of St. Vincent de pml Building Fund will t#» eld on Sunday at the St. Francis Xavier Church in l i.urtweil Drive. Serangoon i urden Estate.
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    EXPERTS TELL A PUZZLED DEVOTEE: YOUR IDOL IS NOT SIVA
    359 19 PAYA LEBAR, Wednesday. ARCHAEOLOGICAL experts in six countries have posed a problem for a deeply religious Indian, Mr. Raja Ram, who had been worshipping a bronze image for the past 10 years believing that it was that of Siva, the
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    Chinese typewriting
    41 19 KALLANG. Wed. Mr. 1 Kheng Chin Hock of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce will officially declare open the first Chinese typewriting training course on Friday at 7 p.m. at the premises of the Federation of i Boys' Clubs here.
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    No change on language decision, says Mentri Besar
    154 19 No change on language decision, says Mentri Besar fOHORE BAHRU, Wed.— J The Government will not change its decision on Malay as the sole National Language and to implement it fully by 1967, said the Mentri Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. Dato Haji Hassan was speaking
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    Lock icon A CHAIN OF GOLD FOR THE BRIDE
    60 19 picture. MR S. LETCHUMANAN places a gold chain round his bride's neck at their wedding ceremony in Ipoh. The bride %tiss G. Sakunthala, is the second daughter of Mr. V Gov^dasamy. a foreman of the Straits Times Press, Singapore, and Mrs. Govindasamv Th~
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    Blood donors' dance and social
    44 19 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Blood Donors Association will hold a gala social and dance at the Raffles Hotel Ballroom on Saturday, Sept. 9. The Yang di-Pertuan Nei gara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, I has kindly consented to be I patron.
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    Ruvert and Gwyneth-6
    100 19 Rupert and Podgy don't like to stare at the strang. newcomer, and they are a httle nervous Puttine down their handfuU of flowers they move away to look for more, though they cannot resist peeping round at the aT P wachmg P figure. D'you think that hat
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    Couple go abroad on separate missions
    215 19 PAYA LEBAR, Wed A SINGAPORE couple, Mr. and Mrs. Wang Tso, have left for London. He is going on an educational tour of Britain and she will be attending a conference in France. Mr Wang Tso, is principal" of the Pay Fong Middle School
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      118 19 :heck BflH HHn THE SWISS WATCH I B^P9«3wP5 F^^ ALL CLIMATES I <(W n ,our reach -Swiss watches of the highest quality i!ltv age or occupation in life. FAVK E'LEU B A has created a. A watch which is the product of skilled craftsmanship I ace d more than seven
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      465 19 I "Active Oxygen M H 04 touch 04 $o*4, WOht M fho GYSLING Swiss Air Ctoaner solves jB H the problem of air purification. B The wulelv ncclairr.cd GYSLING air refiner Sk produces ozone Os in your homo ct X your working place. It disinfects, de- jgj S| stroys harmful
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      260 19 1 "^L^^^^^J^—^HgjJJ^JlPQjJilß^^W^^^^^^O^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^B^^^^^^^WWllW^^^'O^^K^^^^MW P^^^ «-\replional succe>s at this par- programme, either as a particiv3 8 R I K 0 A licular time. pant or spectator, and you will |RRi sept. M4M -IV: >— LIBRA THK last long week- Mar 0): end of the present season is ARIES COMPLETE all neappToa.hins Make
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      Clean and polish without tears
      431 20  -  NEW CHEMICAL-TREATED CLOTH, IN LOCAL SHOPS \\f END THOSE LABORIOUS, MESSY HOME CHORES FIUSTING, cleaning and polishing are jobs which have to be done in the house. Yet it kikes up so much of one's time that it is too often put oil' from one
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      TIPS ON FURNITURE BUYING
      586 20  -  ALWAYS LOOK OUT FOR GOOD DUAL-PURPOSE PIECES THAT MAY SAVE SPACE I OOK ahead when buying new furniture. Ask yourself: "Can I live with it for years and still adore it?" Choose furniture that you can iive with. It may have to fit in another room
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      UNKNOWN
      887 21  -  CHAN CHIN BOCK THE NEW CARS RSAt>.tESTING rOh 522.00Q-LUXURY AT 130 MILES PER HOUR the >ho\vroom of the hevrolet cars, Singau was the centre of 1 i admiration as the h was also there not so, for, while not iniself Ihe proud wouldn't dream of s easily the most
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      Car-care for the owner-driver
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      132 20 C V IVI A Autorotor JM The automatic watch J I with the <> magic ot%* heart jfcl Oj irdßl CYMA v I SALES AND SERVICE 1 I JEWELLERS I: 5 North Bridqc Rood, Capitol Bldq S pore. 6, P.O. Box 590 m'X.^-^A \J\ X\ Everything you ever wanted in
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      165 20 JMKf With I 1000 second I Nv. w c:r i j pc- »c ccliy pimpled PUPOKUW N JUST CENTRE THE NEEDLf 6 SHOC Ne rrore gueiiwork no n S^u^d i r o sinipte hj Tr^erc ri( r the cs you focus. Notice I oil controls whei nk you'll like H
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      18 21 sA 7*j kuoK Iff pn^BHHHHMH I FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE B*jB^P^nST*^^B^^^^^^^^^F DIESEL-ELECTRIC (M) LTD. i^ttfil M I Singapore K. Lumpur
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      198 21 IS i^^^ i MM M_ I THE BEST BRAKES IN THE WORLD VV^SVJ Gives safety on the roads 'x*X*M j^JJJJ^J'^f Master cylinders Wheel cylinders High pressure hoses Repair kits JWI Hjßi jT'-'Of: jEa's 54 ORCHARD ROAD S'PORI. f'fl P'' llJ' 11 |P I PHONE 2»»««/« FEDERATION RErXSENTATtVI WEAHNf BROS I_
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      HEAD'S BIG DAY
      42 22 M. Head, the skipper of the 11 (Sphinx) Battery Royal Artillery receiving the Junior Cup from Brigadier Harrington. The Battery men beat the Ist, Battalion. The Singapore Infantry Regiment 4-0 to win the Singapore Base District Junior Cup final.
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      The green light for FEAF football by Gan and B'worth
      194 22 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. A IRMEN stationed in the Royal Air Force stations in Gan, in the Maldive Islands, and Butterworth, have confirmed their participation in the Far East Air Force football championships which begins at RAF Seletar on Monday, but no
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      Services will give the Thai Bankers a tough game
      265 22  - Services will give the Thai Bankers a tough game C. CHELLAPPAH Spore, Wednesday. By THE Singapore Joint Services get theii second game against a visiting team within a week when they take on the Combined Banks team from Thailand tomorrow. Last Sunday Services were beaten 4- 1 by the nippy
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      GUARDSMEN MAKE ARMY FOOTBALL HISTORY
      256 22 GUARDSMEN MAKE ARMY FOOTBALL HISTORY jrpANGLIN, Wed. The All 1 Malay Singapore Guard! Regiment team made history j by becoming the first Asian i side to reach the final of the Singapore Base District Sen- j ior Cup. Never yet has an all Asian team achieved* such success in thifi
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      THE WORLD''S UPS DOWN FOR ABA
      31 22 THE WORLD ''S UPS DOWN FOR ABA The world's jpiftit Imps tm Ba picture taken at Stagapon Him Distnci Abas was competing m tin he won. Aba* aJsi mm tii, .p
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      THEY TOOK THE TOP PRIZES
      48 22 Members of the Engineer Base Group swimming tea m (above) which carried off the top prizes at the Singapore Base District Swimming meet held at the Nuflield Pool. Engineer Base Group won the Army water-polo league title and were also the team champions.
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      60 22 FLASHING without '< BALLAST if--ond you hove only one "Photographic < unit" k V- Th s c:s m V N v r 'c pi ciur. *<t* >i-' P c> irg Roodv to H*|ft v s «.ith un!:rp,». c 1 M available at all Leadm f Saies h I AMATEUR PHOTO
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    Huggett hopes get new engine time for Grand Prix
    196 23 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. iiu- coming Singapore Grand Prix are hurmachines scl foi the race, all Tony Huggett with !i' s fingers crossed. Tony is one of our leading racers. Reason: The engine of Tonys Lotus-Climax developed trouble during the Jnhoro Grand Prix,
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    UNKNOWN
    25 23 v.'i )|;K. Wednesday. Engineer Base Group immcr al llu* Singasm imining champion I lib. Ile won ;ill n, H I I H I I
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    TOKYO GAMES IN VERY ROUGH WATERS
    67 23 TOKYO GAMES IN VERY ROUGH WATERS 9 News said today the 1964 v. mes n en--2 I Ugh Si tin m r v ms Gm< rganisers as housing or lilding ol conbetweea stadiums v those pro- to make me mri as to m mes can be s" pe* ftdkii It
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    Lock icon UCI reject an Aussie proposal
    35 23 tntei inaJ ■.v: las night proposal work: i w championv ith v ent rei ninu ies. nun etini? here an v.orld i\\ m- begin- iv.- ::> r tew gains) :.< clock. H,RMH
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