The Singapore Free Press, 4 September 1961

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    45 1 The SINGAPORE Free Press FOORMAN'S SCHOOL OF MUSK (Vienna Conservatoire «f Music) tnrolw»«H <ti«V Piono. Harmony, N»-l(Clrtll», Guitar 4MC«I tr«iniot" tH*»ry music fi«n**4«>t 5^ n«« trwm#e» jfl^^ O'umi Sinf Ttmtolmi 4ec«r. 28.A F««»«»»t V»»rt-t T«l- 347 3t No. *****. 13 CENTS. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 4. 1961.
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    CRASH HORROR: 3 DEAD
    30 1 Ins and Navy brry *n iision Won. dot .1 'Ii ired, this rsl road ik r S. Ihc names i 22 n were C 4'.'. a
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    GOOD, GOOD, GOOD, GOOD, GOOD MORNING
    16 1 MRS. HU MR HOO MRS TAY MRS. LAUW MR. LUM
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    WORLD'S FASTEST COMMERCIAL JET (JUST UNDER SPEED OF SOUND) FOR SINGAPORE
    214 1 WORLD'S FASTEST COMMERCIAL JET (JUST UNDER SPEED OF SOUND) FOR SINGAPORE I)AY.\ LEBAR. Moii. Singapore wffl soon see the istesi commercial jetliner. The aircraft, which travels at Just under the ied t 1 sound, arrives re on Sept. 27. I th€ Con v air SBOM Jet C ;*.v r. which
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    Three housewives, a clerk and teacher share $500
    366 1 Three housewives, a clerk and teacher share $500 SINGAPORE, Monday. THREE housewives are among the five] readers who will share the S.IOO prize money in The Free Press Word Puzzle "1511." Each of (hem will receive $100. The five winners are: Mrs. T. K. Hu ot 2. Patterson Hill. Singapore
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    600 die in floods
    28 1 KATMANDU. Mon. Six hundred persons died in South -Wesr Nepal as tne result of floods, ac- cording to reports which reached here on Sunday.
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    ROHANNA BEATS 16 OTHERS TO WIN BEAUTY TITLE No. 2
    36 1 ROHANNA BEATS 16 OTHERS TO WIN BEAUTY TITLE No. 2 SINGAPORE M©H.— Miss Rohanna Zubir. a first vear Arts undergrad. was ru hill climaxed and two appearances each. .^^tor "...io and a set i up Evelyn.
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    Jordan's Defence Minister resigns
    40 1 AMMAN. Mon.— Jordan's Defence Minister, Mr. Wisfi Miraa, submitted his resignation yesteroay to stand as a candidate in the parliamentary elections next Ocu-ber for the new Lower House. which is :o be increased by 10 members.
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    Asians who won't return
    85 1 /CANBERRA. Mon,- A num- y ber of Asian students who have married Australians have been given permission to stay here. an Australian Immigration Department spokesman said yesterday. He was referring to a statement, reported to have I been made by the Indo- I nesian Education Minister.
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    COLLISION SHIPS ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE
    73 1 COLLISION SHIPS ARRIVE IN SINGAPORE QINGAPORE. Mon. Two k^ cargo ship- were involved jin a minor collision in Incio--1 nesian waters near Taniong Balai oil Carimon Island. 22 miles from Singapore. The ships involved were the Singa Mas and Aou Siam 2. a Siamese coaster which was carrying a cargo
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    LCC exam results
    21 1 Results of Tit- London Chamber of Commerce (Spring) examinations, 1961. will be published in The Fiee Pre.^s tomorrow
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    Latest
    160 1 RUBBER PRICE D VN N ;ii k! lk i firs! iihi. -t tniN« i e l in Singapore this First Ma la ml A S|..». Mai in I STOCK EXCIi Mala in s (<" this iiornin 1 1 [Mirtc dUm« I e j y.y.. _.0 v i r FOREC
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    Russia told: Agree by Saturday to stop atom tests
    214 1 Russia told Agree by Saturday to stop atom tests WASHINGTON. Mon. Britain and the U.S. last night dramatically appealed to Russia to agree before the end of this week to ban nuclear tests in the atmosphere which produce fallout to protect mankind from the danger of atmospheric pollution. A ioint
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      THREE NEW AMERICAN MAIL SHIPS TO CALL HERE SOON
      403 2  -  LIM TIONG WAH By SINGAPORE, Mon. —I Three new cargopassenger liners of the American Mail Line will soon call here and at Federation and Far East Two ol the liners— the Japan Man and the Washingtun Mail were launched recently i;j
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      Turbofan-powered jets to fly Kangaroo route through S'pore
      557 2 Turbofan-powered jets to fly Kangaroo route through S'pore By CONRAD CHIEW PAYA LEBAR, Monday. QANTAS EMPIRE AIRWAYS will have a fleet of 11 turbofan-powered aircraft in commercial service by early 1962. Some of them will be on the Sydney-London route with stop-overs including: Singapore. The new aircraft cruise at nearly
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      17-NATION REPORT TO GATT ON JAPAN TRADE PROBLEMS
      245 2 17-NATION REPORT TO GATT ON JAPAN TRADE PROBLEMS GENEVA. Mon.— -A 17-nation working party of the i General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade <GATT) last Sat- urday ended a six-day review I of trade discrimination against Japan. The working party drew up a report which is to be submit trd
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      Taipeh-Tokyo trade
      33 2 TAIPEH. Mon. Mr. c T. Yang, Nationalist Economic Minis- i ter. baa predicted an increase of trade between Formosa and Japan even alter the abolition of an account system, next month.
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      Good prospects for U.S. fats, oils
      44 2 WASHINGTON. Mon. The Agriculture Department says U.S. supplies of edible fats, oils and oilseeds will set a new record in the 1961-62 marketing year begin ninp on Oct. 1. It also predicted a bright picture for U.S. experts.
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    Civil war army acts to bar Goulart
    237 2 Civil war army acts to bar Goulart piO DE JANEIRO, lx Mon.— Brazil's military and political crisis deepened suddenly last j night and the nation appeared once again on the brink of civil war. Army authorities opposed to the installation of Mr. Joao Goulart as President j disclosed in Sao
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    'Freedom beauties'
    29 2 SALISBURY, Rhodesia, Mon. The African "freedom sitters" Will expand their campaspn against racial barriers with "freedom beauties" picked to crack the white monopoly on beauty con--1 tests.
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    4 deaths an hour
    32 2 CHICAGO, Moii. As the 78- hour Labour Day Holiday passed I the halfway mark, the death rate I iof U.S. motorists reached more 1 than four an hour.
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    'Plastic bomb party' men held: Police find list of plotters
    216 2 'Plastic bomb party' men held: Police find list of plotters PARIS. Monday. pRENCH police made fresh arrests during the night following the discovery of documents listing anti-government plotters believed responsible for most of the 1,000 plastic bomb incidents in France and Algeria this vear. Three men seized last nigh! were
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    'PEARL HARBOUR' GENERAL VISITS BRITAIN
    87 2 'PEARL HARBOUR' GENERAL VISITS BRITAIN ONDON. Mon. Jap- anese Air Force general who helped to plan the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbour arrived here by air yesterday on a five-dav visit to Britain. He is General Minoru Genda, Chief of StafT of the air self-defence force of Japan. He is
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    GOYA: PRICE OF RANSOM DEMAND REDUCED
    141 2 GOYA: PRICE OF RANSOM DEMAND REDUCED LONDON. Mon. a man claiming to speak ior tho^e holding the Goya painting; stolen from London's Na- tional Gallery said yesterday! i they were willing to reduce I the ransom demand from $1,190,000 to 5425.U0H. The anonymous caller, in u telephone conversation with a
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    Oil: Indonesia wants new contracts
    290 2 JAKARTA Monday T*HE Indonesian Govx ernment is pressing foreignowned oil companies here for a larger share of foreign exchange profits and may soon require the firms to bid competitively for a petroleum exploitation contract. This was made evident this week by Development Minister Chaerul Saleh.
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    RUSSIA: 'PACT RESTRICTS WEST ACCESS TO BERLIN AIR CORRIDORS'
    214 2 RUSSIA: 'PACT RESTRICTS WEST ACCESS TO BERLIN AIR CORRIDORS' MOSCOW, Mon.— The Soviet 1?1 Union has rejected the Western claim of unrestricted right to West Berlin air corridors as unrealistic and legally non-existent, it was officially announced here yesterday. In a reply to United States, British and French Notes of
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    ARRESTS IN PUNJAB AS TARA SINGH SEEKS ARBITRATION
    169 2 ARRESTS IN PUNJAB AS TARA SINGH SEEKS ARBITRATION pIIANDiGARH (tforttteru v> India Hon.— Police yesterday arrested 55 Communists In the Punjab to guard agair.st possible violence In ihe state If the Sikh loader. Master Para Singh dies during his "last unto death." .Some arrests weir made In Amrit.sar where Master
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    Brandt: Ter rule has begun in E Germany
    74 2 Brandt: Ter rule has begun in E Germany v, B m staru and 1 ton i d I lar :rl J that it« iti Ea tG A: I tO Stop \bt\ n fuge< n East jj he odd r| Herr Brand! POI ">'.:■ must nj rsefona soon The i aoni
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    25,000 CHEER JOMO AT FIRST RALLY
    112 2 MOMBASA, Mon. Kenya nationalist leader Jomo Kenyatta received a tremendous reception from 25,000 Africans when he addressed his first political meeting here yesterday after nine years in prison and under restriction for managing the Mau Mau terrorist movement. He had not changed and was
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    Channel win at 17
    34 2 DOVER. England. Mon. —M: gam Write. 17-year-old Btudei I nur.«^ from Essex, yesterday tM came the youngest peroon ever I i^y\n\ tile EnßiiMi chnnntl Btw took 15 Im. in in
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    Queen's Consort?
    14 2 LONDON Moi, Q;e<:. F: Piin:-e Oonsort, i Sunday new* paper said ves:ercia\
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    'FIENDISH' PLAN TO KILL MILLI
    55 2 MOSCO W 11 0 (1 ••fiendish" Nazi vatttov plan to flood BOVttierti B iand and the tUMTtberi) coi ol France with a 1 < plosion wa> reported day by the Bovfef net paper Truci. The objed to desU ahied armies ai.d tnilii< then i ere
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    Peak conquer
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    Test train kills
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    Lockheed chief dies
    25 2 SANTA MONICA. Mon.-Mr.jß Re ben E. Gross, chairman of Lockheed Aircraft Corporation died In hospital here vesterdav' I Hi was 64. m
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      48 2 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves today, are: S:ni;:i;>ori- IS l»i StTO&I (Ohore 29 30, Most 4«'. Sunnjrville 12 13, Brisa y 19, Travestein 12 13, Uka 15 16. Van Cloon 29 30, Banana 6A, Leti NW.S, L;p:« NW. 1. NW. 3, ?con TW NW. 2,
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      24 2 Y COME TO A F&KE /TUPOR SEMI-PETACMER PAINTEP A SQUARE OLD JP^V COLOUR WITH A TATTY J Mp *m£~< OLD ÜBQGE THAT'S J 348
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    Carol, 14, leaves for her new home to fulfil her ambition
    196 3 Carol, 14, leaves for her new home to fulfil her ambition the 'ed VOUQE \:\\Z irol. Pat In Tf I b i she liany I the sun v to jreaxa were :v imp i mese forces and was sent to a orphanage," said Miss Mayer. tt was at this orphanage
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    000 AT CATHOLIC CELEBRATION
    28 3 and I rged MonI Road, the! the! Feast of Our Ladv ol Perpetual Succour. The celebration culminated with a process 10 i" Van Melkebe.
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    ACCEPTED FOR EXAM
    182 3 Cambridge test for adult education QTiirtpntc SINGAPORE, Mon.— For the first time in Singapore's adult education programme, students attending adult evening classes organised by the Adult Education Board have been accepted as candidates for the 1961 Cambridge School Certificate oral English examination. The examination which starts today
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    PLANNED: 25 NEW SCHOOLS WITH HALLS FOR BADMINTON
    150 3 PLANNED: 25 NEW SCHOOLS WITH HALLS FOR BADMINTON SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Sin- i papore Government hopes to build at least 25 new type >chools with halls for tournament badminton by the end of 1964 when its school building programme is completed. The Minister for Education. Mr Yong Nyuk Lin. revealed;
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    School's swimming carnival
    33 3 CAIRNHILL. Mon. Monk's Hill Secondary School will hold its first swimming carnival today at 2 p.m. at the Chinese Swimming Club. Miss Lim Leong Bee will present the certificates and
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    President again
    35 3 SINGAPORE. Mon Mr. Tan Chin Tuan. a well-known banker was reappointed. U,r the second time to i the honorary president of the I Singapore Polytechnic Society of Commerce for the 1961/62 academic session.
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    Three appointed
    25 3 I SINGAPORE, Mon. The Chief Justice has appointed Messrs. Sarban Singh, G. V. Anantha Subbaram and K. Gopal Krishnan as Commissioners for Oaths.
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    Vitamin gift
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    590 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Monday. THIS month's treat offered by the Singapore Musical Society is an appearance by an internationally famous lyric dramatic soprano from Australia, at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 23. She is Joan Hammond, whose expected programme of songs and arias in five languages (English, French,
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    Development: Ungku Aziz tells of two views
    142 3 Development: Ungku Aziz tells of two views PAYA LEBAR, Mon.— i Professor Ungku Abdul Aziz of the University of Malaya, -Kuala j Lumpur, stopped over j here on his way home j after attending the International Conference Association of Agricultural Economists in Cuernavaca, Mexico. He told The Free Press the
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    Welcome to Singapore
    126 3 Mr. H. E. Wyler. an executive, arrived from Zurich yesterday. He is staying at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. G. F. Belcher, a company director, arrived from Istanbul on his way to Melbourne. Mr. Belcher and his wife are staying at the Adelphi Hotel. Mr. Thomas A. Logan,
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      181 3 CINEMAS I *EX: fifanggang (Malay) CAPITOL: Parrish 1.15. 4. 9^J nar Janmam 41 C S ATiA, 9 30 Shane 1.15. 3.30. (Tamil) s.^o^ 6 GLOBE: The Crusader. 1.45. 1-30. 5.30. 8.30. 4< LIDO: 3 Saturday Night and -V Sunday Morning 1.4a. 4. 6.30. &30 r wt ,4 SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY:
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    PASTOR SEES NEED FOR REVIVAL HERE
    129 4 PASTOR SEES NEED FOR REVIVAL HERE SINGAPORE, Mon. There is a great need for revival work here, says a Filipino pastor. Rev. Antonio Ormeo. (above). Mr. Ormeo has already spent a month in Singapore conducting evangelistic meetings at the Christ Bible-Presbyterian Church which sponsored his visit, and other churches. Mr.
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    Guides to have new headquarters
    36 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon The Federation Girl Guides Association is to put up a new headquarters building here. Plans for the building, costing about $150,000, are now being drawn up. MISS LAU
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    Longer training for nurses not feasible in S'pore says association
    388 4 Longer training for nurses not feasible in S'pore says association SINGAPORE, Monday. (COMPREHENSIVE training for student nurses is not feasible at present in Singapore, says an editorial in Berita Jururawat. official organ of the Singapore Trained Nurses Association. The editorial says: "As a member of [he International Council of Nurses
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    Dog show to be held early this month
    124 4 Dog show to be held early this month SINGAPORE, Mon. The Malayan Kenne 1 Association is planning a dog show early this month to stimulate interest among dog owners. The show the date of which has yet to be determined—will be judged by a dog expert from East Africa. This
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    LECTURER IN MUSIC BACK FROM U.K. WITH A MISSION
    204 4 LECTURER IN MUSIC BACK FROM U.K. WITH A MISSION SINGAPORE, Mon. Miss Lau Pui Yin?, 26, a Hong Kong music lecturer who spent two days in Singapore before going home after completing a one-year course in music teaching at the London University, said that she hoped to use the knowledge
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    Employers warned
    27 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Ministry of Labour has again warned employers that they should keep an up-to-date record of wage deductions made from their employees.
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    5 candidates spent $17,000 to woo Anson voters
    215 4  - 5 candidates spent $17,000 to woo Anson voters CHEW LOY KHOON By SINGAPORE, Monday. CEEKING the people's votes is an expensive affair at least for some candidates. I found this out when I saw the returns of the expenses incurred by the five candidates in the Anson by-election held on
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    HE'LL GO TO U.S. TO STUDY ROAD WORKS
    83 4 HE'LL GO TO U.S. TO STUDY ROAD WORKS KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Federation Government has selected a Malayan to attend a one-year course in highway engineering in the United States. The name of the successful candidate will be announced in the next few days This award is the third made
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    Union delegation
    44 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The International Federation of Commercial, Clerical and Technical Employees will be sending a delegation to Malaya next month to meet union leaders and to persuade unions catering tor whitecollar and technical workers to apply for affiliation with the IFCCTE.
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    Second phase of rural plan
    56 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein will announce the second phase of the second five-year rural development programme tomorrow. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the national operations room o*. the rural
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    BRIDES FOR CLER AND TEACHER
    65 4 BRIDES FOR CLER AND TEACHER MR. and Mrs. K. Sabaratnam. pi< turni iftet th':'« at the Thandayuthapani Tempi* Maar Hu biM a clerk with the Telecnmmim:< iti«- bride is Miss M Piri' MR. and Mrs. K. A. Nr»ir u Srikrishna Temple. Walrrloo Street s<mi of Mr. and Mrs. VM J.
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    38,000 SOUGHT EMPLOYMENT IN JULY-REPORT
    65 4 38,000 SOUGHT EMPLOYMENT IN JULY-REPORT KUALA LUMPUR, Mor. More than 38,000 people sought employment through the 16 employment exchanges In the Federation in July according to the latest Ministry of Labour report. The figure showed ar increase of 2.287 over the number seeking employment through the exchanges In June. The
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    Advice from man whose job is to coax the public to pay up
    160 4 Advice from man whose job is to coax the public to pay up SINGAPORE. Monday. J^ MAX who has knocked on thousands of Singapore doors to collect overdue payments on water and electricity bills gives this advice as he goes on leave prior to retirement: "Be polite and courteous in
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    TECHNICAL UNION WEEK NOW ON IN MALAYA
    81 4 TECHNICAL UNION WEEK NOW ON IN MALAYA KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malayan Technical Services Union is holding a Technical Union Week which ends on Wednesday During this period branches of the Union throughout Malaya will hold mass meetings and socials, and a special membership drive is being made to build
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    MUSLIM LEADERS TO GO ON KOREAN MISSION
    78 4 MUSLIM LEADERS TO GO ON KOREAN MISSION KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Federation Government will send a goodwill mission comprising 14 Muslim leaders on a study tour of South Korea soon. The mission will leave Kuala Lumpur on Sept 11 and will be in Korea for about three weeks meeting Korean
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    MORE FINES FROM PARKING, OBSTRUCTION OFFENCES
    116 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Government collected $17,787 in fines for traffic offences last week. In the weekly revenue report of the Traffic Police, it is stated that of the total revenue collected $12,045 came from 958 compound cases. Fines imposed by courts in 237
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    Night of the great sea terror
    731 5  - Night of the great sea terror JOHN GODWIN By Men, women, children marooned and sinking fast L licuteti a r*sk I r i I I I a grinding heave m si* d her blunt aose :e ct Uoptaane. cutt< r'a propellers roared out at full speed i ring the si^ip
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    VENTH-HOUR RESCUES
    54 5 «as churning the mid-Atlantic into a boiling cauldron Amencan flying boat Bermuda Sky Queen roared her to Newfoundland. October 13, 1947, was the heaviest-booked in ion h.stcry. Apart from her crew of seven the Queen igers 30 men, 20 women and 12 children. r COASTGUARDS VOLUNTEERED TO ROW
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    398 6 TELLING THE PEOPLE Chance for our traders I OCAL businessmen would do well to pond< r Ihe announcement in The Fr e e Press that the door is ope:: wide open to a further expansion in the State's trade The British Minister of State at the Board of Trade, Mr.
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    You're lucky to be alive today
    982 6  - You're lucky to be alive today IAN HARRIS SNAKES, WASPS, LIGHTNING —JUST SOME OF THE LONG-SHOT KILLERS THAT STRIKE WITH NO WARNING YOU should count yourself fortunate to be reading this! Luck has been on your side for yearn in parrying the chances of not being around to do so.
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    Life is like that
    29 6 Life is like that r p i p i .1, ki habil 1 x m (l v J ■f« nut,! Is IP nil -I*. tit fl L4UCH...\fr BBACKCQM 1
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      476 6 TODAYS RADIO RADIO SINGAPORE ot year* gone by: 9.00 Tip lop Short Wave Service U;nes: 913 A 11Rme t0 lemcm snort ua\e >erM<e v 930 The newg g4Q A]--11 metres (7250 kc/s.) bum of harmony: 10.00 Music Medium Wave Service: allu {hfk mUßiclah*; 10.30 PiiUot>opnlc.il perspective; 11.00 Sing I*B metres.
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      401 6 CLUES ACROSS 7 Fiienuij ulaaae^ uome 3 a game suitable foi the un- 9 Hurry bo change end* uerc.er sixes? (5). i; I} 3 8 callas. tor instance, gives us L> f J llp i ea»ou for beltlg brnaia more bhali a song (6). ]!iv eueinj Unes? T t 10
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    Free Press reader pledges to aid triplets 'as long as I live'
    250 7 Free Press reader pledges to aid triplets 'as long as I live' BUKIT TIMAH, Monday. pOR the second year in succession, a Free Press reader has brought cheer to the triplets of a Malay security policeman attached to the Royal Army Service Corps at Ayer Rajah Road. Pot Inche Nazeem
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    81 7 KERALA'S DEPUTY CHIEF MINISTER LEAVES FOR HOME SINGAPORE, Mon.— Mr. R. Sankar. Deputy Chief Minister and Minister of Finance of Kerala State in India, ended his short, visit here with a speech to the Indian community at the Ramakrishna Mission. Mr. Sankar. who had given seven speeches during his two-day
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    48 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Federation Government Is contemplating presenting; medals to drivers in the road j transport industry for good; driving and good conduct. This move is being const- j dc red to encourage drivers to be cautious and show good read manners.
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    19 7 GINEER OFF TO U.K. AFTER NE YEARS IN MALAYA V au i I I I I I I I
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    Authoress to open big Bahai temple
    91 7 Authoress to open big Bahai temple pAYA F.BAR Mon A I distinguished authoress arrived In Singapore for irst time on her way Australia to Inau irate the 5900.000 Bah.U Temple m Sydney. lam Ruhlyyih Rabbani. leader oi '.he world Enteniatioxia] Dahaj coun- in Israel, was accompanied by Miss Jessie E.
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    Homeward bound-man who brought in Singapore's first bulldozer
    177 7 Homeward bound -man who brought in Singapore's first bulldozer SINGAPORE, Monday. TIIK man who brought tin- first bulldozer to j Singapore leaves today for England on retirement. Ho is Mr. James Miller. 57. founder of James Miller and Company Limited. Coming to Singapore in :\'29 as a civil mining ?n--gineer
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    FREE FILM SHOWS AGAIN AT THE CENTRES
    88 7 FREE FILM SHOWS AGAIN AT THE CENTRES K.\ LLANO, Mon. The Pcopit a Association will ntlnue to screen tree film shows at all community entres irom Wednesday. Mr, Lam Chit Lee. field supervisor of the association. told The Free Press that these shows had been suspended tor the last three;
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    ROAD CLOSED TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS WHILE MAIN-LAYING
    110 7 ROAD CLOSED TO PREVENT ACCIDENTS WHILE MAIN-LAYING SINGAPORE. Mon. rhe closing oi Playfair Road to tratlic for four weeks from tociav Is a precautionary .stop against accidents as a 39--ineh rising main la being laid •ilonn MncPherson Road. a pW D spokesman said thai the laying of the pipeine frOffl
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    26 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusoi bin Ishak, will officially open Red Cross House in Penang Lane tomorrow at 5.30 p.m.
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    WHEEL CHAIR FOR CRIPPLED GIRL
    166 7 SINGAPORE, Mon— lt was a happy occasion when Teo Iloon Chuan. a cripplod «lrl. was given a iu;w folding wiieel chair by Mrs. K. H. Maguire, wife of the Canadian Trade Commissioner, at fh* Crippled Home for Children in Tclok Paku. The sifts three foldlnfc
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    GYMNASTIC SHOW FOR STUDENTS BY ARMY, NAVY
    108 7 GYMNASTIC SHOW FOR STUDENTS BY ARMY, NAVY BUKIT PAN JANG. Mon. The Army and Navy establishments at Tengah will give a gymnastic display for students of the Buklt Panjang Government Hi-h School on Sept. 12 at 2.30 p.m. at the school grounds The .school's Navy Club. which was formed two
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    177 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. MISS Yip Choon Yean, 19, has given up teaching to fulfil her childhood dream t<> become a nurse. Miss Yip, who came from Perak. left by the Willem Ruys to take up nursing at the Royal Children Hospital in Melbourne, Australia.
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    'White Horse Inn'
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The popular musical "White Horse Inn" will bo presented hen from Saturday, Sept. 23 to Sept. 30. both nights inclusive.
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    It's back 10 U.S. for sad Therese
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    1329 8 He didn't mention marriage again after 'proposal' SHE'S NOT REALLY SURE' IF HE WAS SERIOUS Dear Anne, During a dance my boy friend became much more affectionate than usual and asked me to marry him. Although I thought at the time that he meant his proposal, 1 am not really
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    113 8 A jilted girl finds life hard in office Dear Anne. I fell in love with a h«>\ working in my olTur and we began dating uvular ly. He too was \ery mix h in love with tiic Then rcccntK u changed suddenh n. does not ask me out tag more.
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    Daughter of actor John Mills makes a new film
    51 9 <^feSHOW BUSINESS PJAYLLY MILLS, 15, daughter of actor John Mills and one of Britain's youngest stars, strolls hand in hand with Maurice Chevalier in the grounds of Pmewood Studios, where they are teamed for the first time in Walt Disney's "The
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      The mystery of body found in pottery
      260 9 THE SPOILT KILL by Mary Kelly (Michcel Joseph, 155.) r [MIK SPOILT KILL is one of the most distinguished novels of crime that has over been pub lished. One wet Monday afternoon a body is found in a tosed tank of liquid clay
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      A WALLACE NOVEL
      93 9 AGAIN SANDERS by Edgar Wallace (Great Pan $1.25): To the wild tribes of the river territories. Commissioner Sanders is a policeman and father, judge and protector a man to be loved and feared. With the irrepressible Lieut. Tibbetts— the immortal "Bones" who brings his own kind of
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      164 9 General Knowledge Quiz HERE are the questions for thus weeks General Knowledge Quiz: I. Famous author Neville Shut* is also an aeroplane designer. True or false? 1. Who has been appointed Radio Malaya's Commercial Service manager? 3. Who played "Lulu" in the film "Flraer Gantry"? 4. Is "krone" the currency
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    Can Brando bring back the BOUNTY?
    476 9  - Can Brando bring back the BOUNTY? Alan Gardner by THE Empire State Bi 000. It will need 1 Brando's Mutiny On Chances are the $8,500,()()0 more than not taking into accou the expenses of shov their outlay. There is pensive picture ever n Mr. Brando, you see, is being rather
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      420 9 htd Puzzle 'BIT solution "Hi BH2 BH3 BH4 BH 5 BH 6 feES 1 COMMENTS ON THE MOST APT ANSWERS ROI'GH depended on their to PRAYERS, which are hi VISE it. This applies 2X™£i and tempera- usually old anyway. The ee pecially to examination ™S? The- certainly Hiad clue is
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    Six teams play the week-long Far East Air Force football festival at Seletar
    307 10 Six teams play the week-long Far East Air Force football festival at Seletar SINGAPORE, Monday. CIX teams representing Royal Air Force stations in Singapore, Gan, in the Maldive Islands, Butterworth, and Kai Tak in Hong Kong play their week-long FEAF inter-station football championships s ar |j n today at Seletar.
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    He works hard to boost softball in State
    296 10 He works hard to boost softball in State SINGAPORE. Mo n Just mention the name Terry to any of the softball fans and they'll know yo u mean 28 year old Terence de Souza who Is going all out to nromote sports here, particularly softball. Terry a trained youth leader,
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    U.S. lead Britain
    35 10 SEATTLE. Moa The United State's led Britain 3-1 at the halfwav stase of yesterday "s 36-hole foursomes matches in the Walker Cup contest between the top amateur pohers of the r.vo countries.
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    THE AUSTRALIANS VERSUS THE WORLD AT CRICKET
    257 10 Tyf EL BOURNE. Mon.— The Mel--1?i bourne Cncket Club hopes to arrange a match between Australia and the Rest of the Woiici at Melbourne Cricket Ground m January next year. If it succeeds it will invite lormer West Indies captain Frank Worrell to
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    Song House makes history: No points at the GES swim
    589 10 KATONG, Monday. rvNLY one record was broken at the fifth animal Gan Eng Seng swimming carnival held at the Chinese Swimming Club pool. The record breaker was Son Hock Guan of Lim House who set up a new time of
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    BROWN WILL BE BACK FOR THE SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX
    240 10 BROWN WILL BE BACK FOR THE SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX SINGAPORE, Mon.— Peter Brown, the motor racing: ace who left Singapore in midJuly, will be cutting short his threemonth's vacation in England to get back here in time to take part in the State's first-ever Grand Prix. Brown, who is the
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    Cyprus scratched
    14 10 LONDON. Mon. Cyprus was officially scratched from the Doncarter St. Leger yesterday.
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    BIDDY CAGERS SAY FAREWELL TO DAILEY
    94 10 v^^^^v^y^^^p!:. A Singapore's little cagers in the Chinese YMCA's Institute of Biddy Basketball said farewell to t»»e popular \nwru* South Pier, and the picture shows the bovs gathered round Dailey and biddy officials at South Pier. h 1 j The American coach leaves for
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    THE TEAMS FOR COMMANDER'S CUP TENNIS
    129 10 THE TEAMS FOR COMMANDER'S CUP TENNIS pASIR PANJANG, Mon.—Cap- lain R.J.L. Meynck. secretary ol REME Corps Tennis, announced yesterday that the annual Commander's Cup tennis match between the Corps Officers versus Warrant Officers and Sergeants will be played at the Rowcroft Line.s Tennis Courts on Sept. 6 starting at 3.30
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    Seven from navy picked for athletic meet at Merdeka Stadium
    366 10 Seven from navy picked for athletic meet at Merdeka Stadium sgdf NAVAL BASE, Monday. gEVEN top athletes from the Royal Malayan Navy have been selected to represent the Federation Armed Forces in the Federation of Malaya's Government Services Athletic Championships at the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 8
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    A sports promo for the young in the state
    509 10 2ECRETARY of tb Student and Youth Work at the Chinese YMCA, Mr. K. S. Ling is probably better known to Singapon s boys and girls than most of the school masters in charge sport in the Schools And for a speciaj
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    178 10 THEIR COACH IS A HOUSEWIFE S~YDNEY. Hon.— A champion Sydney SKM ana tiaii.eu by a woman Tne side. FdnafieM A. has wor. ;ne E£uring-gai and Dis:iui Soccei Asso&atio competition for beams v.. *e players are undei tiie age of nine. During this season scored US goals to only 6ve scored
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    22 10 MEET VI ...FASTE IN SERVICE ATHLETIC A to ir i man in He is i ret; an fir: V [poh- I «d
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    23 10 HELP FOR AUSSIE CRICKET cm i i a norm The I N( I M kill B tun i In i I unc r|
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    Europeans find Glenn evastating
    430 11 Europeans find Glenn evastating 10* V SINGAPORE. Monday [Hxssession of the Clarke Ijeal Europeans by in Iheir two-day annual j on Ihc S.C.G padangj si are now leading m the! 10. with 12 matches drawn. for the Rest's victory was Glenn, the West Indian G.e was in devasting form with
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    11 11 LAVER BIDS TENNIS SLAM: HE NS WAY RD. ROUND i!d seed
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    ices missed stars hore missed goals
    132 11 ic es missed stars hore missed goals VH ...r; Cup g ftht 1 irate v i;h their shooting, they would have edged Johore. Services Yusof Awang on the righl wm* plaved with a muscle pull iiiiu'waa" taken off at the interval. Lett half Tebbetts than ii! ved to the forward
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    SENIOR CLUBS TABLE TENNIS RESULTS
    88 11 SENIOR CLUBS TABLE TENNIS RESULTS (niYLANG. Mon.— Results o! the I Singapore Table Tennis SeDi w inter -clubs matches played at be Bapyy World were Chinfl Giam Athletic Associa- A beat Chinese Sports Asso kation 5-0: Ching Giam Ath- Association 'B' beat Customs Sports Club 5-2; Singapore Private Stall Holders
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    24 11 DOR rML'ND. Mon. West Germany beat Britain by 113 p< tats to 98 in a two-day track and held meet here.
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    Beginning of the rout
    34 11 Jmh?hn R H 4w SS l! !f ncts Sin sapore's secoid goal in the seven-nil trouncing of Negri aemDiian in the Malaya Cup encounter at .he Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday.
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    575 11 Barretto's day at Firms' big athletics pARRER PARK. Mon. The figure 13 did not prove unlucky for Barretto Sports Club! as their 13-man team brought them the championship in the fifth Singapore Business Houses Athletic Federation annual meet held here yesterday. Barretto Sports Club won the honours hands down with
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    78 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Fun Fair Committee of the Singapore Olympic Sports Council will be holding a meeting at the People's Association Board Room on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. to fix t a date for the Fair. Mr Tang Tuck Wall, organising secretary of the committee
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    90 11 TV3KYO. Mon. Tsuyoshi Yamanaka, Japan's champion freestyle swimmer told reporters here that he was planning to return to the United States to study before next March and slay there until the 1964 Tokyo Olympic Games. Yamanaka added a final decision would
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    378 11 Soh calls for improvement after Singapore hit Negri for a seven-nil victory JALAN BESAR. Monday SINGAPORE, without the Quah brothers, Kim Swee and Kim Siak, as well as the State skipper, Lee Kok Sen^, were still good enough to give Negri Sembilan a seven-nil licking in their Malaya Cup football
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    131 11 /^IEYLANG. Mon. David Tin VI" won the men's singles title when he irouiiced Pcier Ong 15-2, 15-3 in the final of the Cycle and Carriage Company's annual badminton championship played at the Singapore Badminton Stadium. The highlight oi the evening was the men's doubles
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    144 12 I^ERNE. Mon.— Rik Van Looy, 30-year-old Beigian ace, retained bis world professional road race title by "less than hall a wheel rrom Italy ".-> Nino tie Filippos on the last day of the world cycling championships here yesterday. In
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    33 12 GRAZ. (Austria), Mon— Luis Ayala of Chile beai th< Australian Bob Howe 6-0, 6-2. 6-3 to win tue men's singles title ai he interim iionai lawn tennis tournameni here yesterday.
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    347 12 Opening event gift for well backed Six Out King ranged alongside Bis Daddy a furlong out and the pair fought it out neck and neck to th'e post. The Little King got up close home to win cleverly, paying $13. Supersonic refused to go into the starting box. and was
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    55 12 SINGAPORE. Men.— The Stamford Community Centre have jusl concluded their table tennis championships. Here are the winners: Junior singles champion Samson Goh. Oscar Ong was runnerup. Senior singles champion Robert Ng. Wong En was runnerup. Junior Doubles champions were Samson Goh arri Ronald Wee. Oscar Ona
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    53 12 SOFIA. Mori. Japan finished second 10 the Soviet Union in the sold medals table at The world student games here, whirl) ended yesterday. The Japanese sportsmen and omen gamed nine L^oid medals. The Soviet Union led with 21. Hungary were third with eight and Rumania
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