The Straits Times, 15 April 1956

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No 1,077 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 15, 1956 20 CENTS
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    Alliance crisis: Unite against Jus soli' hotheads—Dato Tan
    263 1 Alliance crisis: Unite against Jus soli' hotheads Dato Tan OR SOBER REASONINC-OR MERDEKA WILL BE MARRED JALA LUMPUR. 3 r. Dato Sir lock Tan, M.C.A.. sober all parsoli." "We arc promised i national independence. Let us prove ourselves ivorthy of it by showe world that we ue responsible people. "It
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    Mr. Af: CONFIDENCE AND CONFUCIUS
    330 1 of thousands be against me...' INISTER of Singapore, Mr. David Marshall, flew to !ay leading the merdeka mission with confidence in thcart and 3 quotation from Confucius. -i Smiling broadly, he told reporters at the airport: "I am confident our cause is jus And then,
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    Lock icon Never, says Mr. Chowdhury
    41 1 KARACHI, Sat— The Pakistan Foreign Minister. Mr. j Chowdhury, today flatly rejected a proposal by the In- dian Premier, Mr. Jawaharlal Nehr i, that the Kashmir problem should be settled accordirg to the present ceasefire l.ne.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon England draw
    29 1 GLASGOW. Sat. Scot- I land and England drew one-or.e after a goal-less Urn half in the soccer international nere today. Reuter. (See Page 3 for other results)
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    'lane delayed Marshall takes a nap
    58 1 'lane delayed Marshall takes a nap [I vl 1 ar- I at Sin- al 1 30 I .111(1 MIS plant- lc r lake off i had been I P. the rs of lii> nmmun- :isular told that been ile■'..ii 1. 1 by trouble. iitta his turned tj to lime. and
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    General held
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    ALL HELP TO GET A CRIPPLE TO LONDON
    172 1 ALL HELP TO GET A CRIPPLE TO LONDON PENANG, Sat.— Community leaders here have started a fund to help a cnppiea schoolboy fly to London for specialist treatment. He *s i5-year-old Saiieh bin Ariffin. who lost both arms and a leg when run over by a tram last year. Arrangements
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    $50,000 COLD SEIZED
    67 1 BOMBAY, Sat. CIX members of the crew of the Lloyd Triestino liner Asia and one Smgapore-bound passenger were detained here today by the police for suspected sold smuggling Thp customs reported that they seized sold in coins and bullion worth noarlv $50,000 after the liner docked from
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    Lock icon Dag: 'I did it'
    70 1 CAIRO, Sat. Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, United Nations secretary general, who is on a Middle East peace mission, said today he had achieved in Cairo "what I came for." He made this statement 1 1 after seeing th e Egyptian > i Premier. Lt.-Col. Nasser. This was
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    Lock icon C'wealth should oust South Africa
    179 1 BEFORE SHE WALKS OUT-MISSION PRIEST LONDON, Sat —Father Trevor Huddleston, Anglican p lest and outspoken opponent of South Africa s ricial segregation poncy. sild last night he would like South Africa thrown out of the Commonwealth. •I don't want her to walk out." he added.
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    $10,000 for nine $5,000 for jackpot
    875 1 SUBJECT to rc-srru- tiny, nine entrants will share a first prize 8 of $10,000 in The Mala- Y> yan Monthly's Word )> Puzzle Contest I" (.March*. They will re- }S ceive 51.111.11 each. They are: SINGAPORE: MRS. MOL- LV DANIEL. 26 h.u.rl ClosV. SFLANGOR:
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    Women wind $5,000
    45 1 ONLY one entrant a woman —won Hie Straits Times Word Puxxle "XX' She is: RAMLAH bt. MOHAMCD. 21. |Alan Abdul S.im.id. lOHORE BAHRU. The 55.000 prixe will be >< sent to her this week. << < See Page Nine for the y, Competition Editor's article. )<
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    Great day for Grace, but sister steals the show
    280 1  -  DONALD EDGAR PRESSMAN RISKS LIFE FOR ROYAL PICTURE By MONTE CARLO, Sat. THIS is Miss Grace Kelly s first full day in Monaco but her sister. Peggy Davis, has been stealing the thunder. This morning Peggy and her husband, George, came
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    Lock icon WITH A SMILE AND A JOKE B and k TAKE OFF for BRITAIN
    199 1 WITH A SMILE AND A JOKE B and k TAKE OFF for BRITAIN MOSCOW, Saturday. lUIKOLAI BULCANIN. Soviet Prime Minister, and N. Khrushchev, Soviet Communist Party secretary, left here today on the first phase of the journey to Britain for a ten-day visit. Top Soviet officials and diplomats waved them
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    Lock icon 'No' to Royal honours
    60 1 Ceylon's request COLOMBO, Sat. Ceylon's I new left-wing government today decided to ask the Queen not to confer any imperial honours on the inland's citizens in future, it is officially announced. It also deciiied to instruct all Ceylon's ministers, public offi'-ers and diplomats abroad that no
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    Lock icon HONEYMOON TRIP for THE V.I.P.
    98 1 A HONEYMOON spent in the prince's yacht with no guests "except ««y poodle and the prince's two dogs" is anticipated by Hollywood actress Grace Kelly, who will be married to Prince Rainier 111 of Monaco at ceremonies in Monaco on Wednesday and Thursday. On the
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    Lock icon WATT IN JAPAN
    17 1 TOKYO, Sat. Australia's new ambassador to Jnpan, Sir Alan Watt, arrived here today.— U.P.
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    I was not anti-British but I insisted that Ceylon must come first'
    1700 2 I was not anti-British but I insisted that Ceylon must come first A man of action notable for his courage, kis urn mm miiiii miMiiiiirtiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiMimimiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin ruthless tongue and his lively sense of humour... i in iiiiiiiiuiiiiiii miimiinimi minim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini SUPPORTED the proposal for the introduction of incometax for
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    Was acting Premie,
    1391 2 Was acting Premie, at 35 There slea b< Mlnlste calle 1 ernment. the old takin wron more gave sibilih ing i paramount Om were able was t agricul purpose of only the major plai but al indust: populat; and all. begin v. Agrici; tutcd to quatr inter*, would only t
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      125 2 < >±>^ffj&%tt3&S^^^mHJjf ~t° r y° ur old Radio, however out B yMp^j /i9^Z^ a c m3 y k e> anc l whatever its' ><w*Jll fifij|Ha^sS^^ibsJ^ *-Jjjj^M^^^^Mß^: X^Cj^^f^ftf^vJi j^ 6^^^/ condition, if you buy the Philips bBFT" > (\A X^^tSSn lust think at what an amazingly low price the Philips ■[fllli
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    Minister pleads for public calm in over birthright
    72 3 Ta lk of violence is dangerous, harmful' -MINISTER for Health and Social Welfare K. Leon* Yew Koh, appealed last night for offset mounting political tension. fc in every community whose ct and hatred. They can ;ly relations, understanding anc painstakingly by the
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    MYF nst. reminder
    15 3 MYF nst. reminder to th Yout Churc Ri ad. a th th Fang couniapor train.
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    High tides
    8 3 12.41 a.m ii Hinii 13 p.m
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    The visitors take over' pilgrim ship
    108 3 The visitors take over' pilgrim ship LXX'R thousand visit 1 AnUng, the first PH&rin aye SingaI i over" the ship w hours before it left ny for Fenang. Twei Vo Harbour Board poand two officers triod to control the crowd lamming the gangways. There were many minor md arguments among
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    Major Catherine
    188 3 is due back with her 'son" Ah Tsai (of the Salvation Army) MAJOR Cat h erine Smith. sft. of the gahratt— Army. who had to resign when she "adopted" a Singapore Chinese boy against the rules of her organisation will return to the Colony soon with the boy.
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    AMERICAN ORCHESTRA DUE HERE IN MAY
    81 3 rhe Los Angeles Philhar>nic Orchestra is due to rive in Singapore next jnth The orchestra, conducted Alfred Walienstein. will acerts at the Badnton Hall on May 12. 13. and 15. rhere will also be one special matinee concert for I students o:i May 14.
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    Lock icon HEMINGWAY FOR PERSIA
    40 3 HAVANA, Sat. Ernest Hemingway plans to leave his home here tomorrow and fly to Persia with his wife to catch fish for use in filming his Nobel Prize winning novel, "The Old Man And The Sea."— Reuter.
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    A weekend wedding in Colony
    12 3 sinearjore and Miss Rita Koh. a teacher.
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    HERE'S TO THE LONDON TALKS
    60 3 A confident Chief Minister. Mr. David Marshall, downs his beer and holds aloft the silver merdrk.i beer mug presented to him by the fishermen living in a kampong close to his residence. Mr. Marshall had his beer at the Singapore Airport after he discovered his
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    One in five lives in poverty
    188 3 SURVEY OF CITY LIFE IN COLONY THE Social Welfare Department estimates that out of the 750.000 people living in the urban area of Singaj pore, 163.000 are living in poverty This conclusion is the final analysis of a social survey conducted by the depart-
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    NIGHT TRADE SCHOOL
    28 3 The Balestier Junior Trade School in Singapore will begin evening classes in 12 subjects on April 30. Applications for admission will be received from tomorrow.
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    Lock icon BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS
    356 3 LONDON, Sat. INTERNATIONAL MATCH Scotland 1 England 1 (Played at Hampden Park, Glasgow) LEAGUE DIV. ONE Arsenal I B'mlnjf ham C 0 Aston Villa 3 Sheffield U. 2 1 Blackpool 0 Tottenham H Z < Bolton 3 Newcastle V 2 Cardiff City 2 Luton T. 0 Chelsea
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    Lock icon Rebels blasted
    32 3 ALGIERS, Sat. French warships have inflicted heavy casualties on rebel forces in combined air, sea and land operations in widely-separat-ed parts of Algeria, according to reports reaching here today. Reuter
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    Natural rubber now not in surplus —Sir John
    161 3 LONDON, Saturday. CIR JOHN HAY, chairman of Labu Cheviot Rubber Limited, in his annual statement said that natural rubber was no longer in excess supply and rubber manufacturers must perforce resort to synthetics and other substitutes with which natural rubber must now
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    $5,000 fine on clerk
    73 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Liew Wan, a clerk who was concerned with importing into the Federation 23 cases of fireworks worth $3.()00, which are "prohibited goods," was fined $5,000 in the Sessions Court here today. At the Customs he declared the 32 cases contained toys. But only
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    Its a boy for Mrs. Lim
    55 3 Mrs. Lim Choon Mong, wife of the Liberal-Socialist Assemblyman who leaves for the Merdeka talks today, gave birth to a bouncing baby boy yesterday. In a congratulatory message to Mr. Lim. the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall said: "May we bring back from London
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    When the dead seen to talk to us
    1583 4  -  ROBERT PITMAN Bf^^ Ii B i^l B^ J v» b kJLa^Laß^ i i. j L I L *"j i I fc _i 1j! L 11 »A i a«^l j y -by- THE SCIENTISTS MOVE IN TO FIND WHAT HAPPENS... THE squat little
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    5001 b. bomb will not shake new Spore defence nerve centre
    264 5 5001 b. bomb will not shake new Spore defence nerve centre I'M CLAD IT IS THERE' SAYS MARSHALL 'HE $400,000 bomb proof building on Pearls Hill Singac which houses J, c combined police-,ilitary-civil defence pilQ headquarters iti openca yesterpening h took to plan mild, by the a pore r Mr.
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    VIPS LISTEN IN TO RADIO CALL
    77 5 LISiEXING-i.\ io a message put through by a police radio patrol to the new operational headquarters in Pearl's Hill, Singapore, are the Chief Minister, Mr. David Marshall, the Commissioner of Police (right) the G.O.C. Singapore, Major-General D. D. C. Tulloch and Senior Assistant Commissioner
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    PREACHER'S FOURTH VISIT IT MAY BE HIS LAST
    123 5 i i pn acher, Dr. Jooes, will this rics of who Is a .1 pronon- tian evangelism in Penang. Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. Dr. Jones' book "The Christ of the India Road" has tuen translated into 20 languages. About 700.000 copies have
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    Visited India
    15 5 ing misred by CounThe In 1925. and World Colony Burma. Dr. n Chris-
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    $4,497 DEBT
    36 5 W. C. Rodrigues. a retired cashier, was adjudicated a bankrupt by Mr. Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court yesterday. His liabilities amounted to $4,497. His offer to pay $20 a month was accepted.
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    Fashion is secret in shoe war
    162 5 SINGAPORE, shoe manufacturers should be able to meet competition from Hong Kong if they improve their technical skill, said representatives of importing firms yesterday. They said it was the fashior.able qualities of the Hong Kong shoes rather than their cheapness which accounted for their
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    Aged to get more aid
    56 5 The Singapore Social Welfare Department is planning to give more assistance to old people 60 years and above. It has started a survey of the aged to find out how they live and if the assistance they now get is adequate. The survey will cover
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    New Bar committee
    42 5 A meeting of the Singapore Bar Committee in the High Court yesterday elected the committee for the current year: Messrs. R.L. Eber (chairman), M. Karthieesu, E. Barker, Lee Kuan Yew, T.E. Atkinson, K.T. Ooi and Mr. Wee Chong Jin.
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    SEAMEN PICK OFFICIALS
    46 5 Officials of the Singapore All Races Seamen's Union are: President, Mr. Ng Teck Seng; Vice-president Mr. Liew Kirn Piew; secretary Mr. S. Dragoon: assistant secretary Mr. Tee Ah Long and treasurer Mr. Chan Li Cheng. They were elected at their annual meeting yesterday.
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    Reds are building influence in Colony
    177 5 Reds are building influence in Colony POLICE WARNING ON 'FRONT' GROUPS A WARNING that Communists had infiltrated into many "front" organisations in Singapore was made yesterday by Mr. A. E. C Blades, Director of the Special Branch. Mr. Blades said that by doing this the Colony Reds were preparing the
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    Bid to influence Assemblymen
    94 5 The M.C.P. said it was prepared to do this even to the extent of aligning itself with parties whose policies it did not agree with. In this and other ways the Communists were even trying to influence Assemblymen. Mr. Blades said that the Communists were not
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    Colony orchids for the Queen
    59 5 Colony orchids for the Queen QANTAS-BOAC will fly a bex of orchid sprays this morning to London for the Queen The orchids, cut by Mrs Max Lewis, will be used as a centrepiece on the dining table at Badminton where the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will be staying
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    All set for the vital defence treaty talks
    130 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. VITAL talks on future defence plans for Malaya will start here on Monday. It will be the first of a series of meet.ngs to draw up a defence and mutual assistance treaty between Britain and the Federation. Australian and
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    WANTED: MEN TO SHAPE A PLAN
    146 5 Covt. takes cue from Sir Percy THE Singapore Government is moving rapidly to set up a new local government organisation as recommended by the committee headed by Sir Percy McNeice. Division one and two officers in the Government have been asked to apply for
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    Wandering Russian is looking for a home
    451 5 A STATELESS Russian who emigrated to Australia and then built his own small boat and sailed away again because he did not like being called a refugee, has now arrived in Singapore. It took Dmitri NedbailofT. a 49-year-old selr-taught mechanical and electrical engineer,
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    Young men from 20 countries meet in Colony
    192 5 Young men from 20 countries meet in Colony kJORE than 200 delegates and observers from 20 coun- tries will attend the sixth Asia regional conference of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in Singapore from tomorrow to Saturday. They are from Burma, Ceylon, China. Hong Kong. India. Japan. Korea. Malaya, the
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    We lost our money and our tempers
    707 6 THIS PHOiXE BOOTH TRIXK CALL PLAX By Colin Leicester and Esme Baptista SINGAPORE news item on April 1: A new system tluil enables the public to make trunk calls to the Federation from mi ordinary phone booth came into operation "for the convenience
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    Mr. Manmohandas has a tale of woe
    419 6 T»HE difficulty of trading with the Russian Government that is Mr. Manmohandas's tale of woe. It takes four years before your letters are answered. before the suppliers are able to meet your order. and two months before the 1s reach Singapore. Mr. T.
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    This was talk and more talk
    320 6 ■I\\ I I. is a damning i enough verdict to give any programme, but even more so when applied to a feature. For surely, knowing ho^- easily a programme of this nature can tip the scales of boredom especially if the subject is not
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    Take a pencil as well
    509 6 Take a pencil as well Angling by Spinner BET you never take a I notebook and pencil with you on a fishing trip. I win? I expect j I do and yet a notebook and pencil should be regarded as essentials equally as es- sential as your hooks. It's all
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    A crushing retort from the Tuan
    656 6 aBBR^ ■W«^^^^^^^^^^^* a I rUJRING last week I no rain of any use j fell in the Dusun. I The reported recovery lof our housp well 01 our nouse wen I was shortlived. The I bananas, however, are I standing up to the I
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      303 6 SIR COMPTON MACKENZIE AND SIR ROBERT BKUCI LOCKHAI cuacuM t/w merit* •We were asked, Bruce, to give our opinion < today. We have both written books about it j have whisky ancestors!' They came from the same part as this excellent *his are now drinking.' 'You told me once that
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    YOU MEN!YOU WOMEN
    451 7  -  DOROTHY HARRISON BY Mioiv trcHihl you like to bo in... THK telephone rang through the tapestried Nayfair draw-ing-room of the Costa Rica Legation in London and brought together the season's most intriguing pair of lovers. In a flutter, Her Excellency Dona Virginia Prestinary de Gallegos rushed to
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    The World is an Exciting Place
    583 7 iMBgj BpBhS^ T AM 17-years-old and have just left school. I know a handsome chap who is two years older. He is always polite' and kind and his smile is enough to captivate any girl's heart. To my surprise I have never had him
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    WHEN'S
    741 7 I AM now 45 years old. having been born on tne 20th Day of the 4th Moon in the Year of the Rat. When E was this? S.A.P. June 5, 1912. LET me know the Western date (or the 25th Day of the 6th Moon in 1935? ONU— July
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    'Marry me—or else It's a proposal
    446 7  - 'Marry me— or else It's a proposal JOHN BRANDON By KA ARRY ME or else!" That's the way they propose in a part of Portuguese West Africa. And it's the girls who do the proposing! i In this tribe, ruled entirely by women, courting is a one-way traffic. i Once
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    The new swimsuit season is here!
    359 8 MOW for some of the three-star styles, the Belles of the Beach wiil wear on the golden sands beneath the waving palms. i! olarsuli with an apron tnnt. Skirt i.s llnrai pink ana white the apron plain. Matching p;mt.s fo underneath. •••A fitted swimsult—aptly
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    SLEEPING PRINCESS
    574 8 GWEN ROBYNS SPOTLIGHTS GRACE KELUrSJIEW NIGHTIE GRACE KELLY and thou things in common ji a trousseau and dead ng v presents they can't stand When I think vf the wet Grace. I wouldn't bo thing. She hasn't a chance to t Eight before <she'll b. thy o; She
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    I blew my top
    111 8 IT'S not often 1 go off the deep end. But I certainly blejv my top in more ways than one 1 when I took a dive in a strapless swimsuit last year. Because I came to the surface bare from the tcaist up. And if you've
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    MALAYAN-BORN BARBARA GOALEN, NOW ONE OF BRITAIN'S TOP MODELS DISCUSSES A SUBJECT DEAR TO WOMEN
    633 8 MALAYAN-BORN BARBARA GOALEN, NOW ONE OF BRITAIN'S TOP MODELS DISCUSSES A SUBJECT DEAR TO WOMEN LONDON. LA3T year, when I was in New York, the best-dressed woman at the most exciting party we went to was wearing a maternity dress. She was expecting a baby in two months' time. This
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      312 8 The >> chignon is back Say it 'SHEENYONGJ I^HIGNONS are back >>^*in fashion again. The << trend for slightly longer «hair allows a greater v versatility of styling. >> Hairpieces can be made <i to ordtr at any leading Sunßy I ImooJ > hairdresser. Braids^ to twist X and turn
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    lone calls disturbed' tabbing case witness
    122 9 :asamy. a clerk at the Singapore InI rtment, had frequently been "disturb\e calls since her colleague, Murukaiyan .vith causing grievous hurt to her, it leaoore court yesterday. Chief Inspector Ramzan All, prosecuting, said this when he opposed n application for a long adjournment of
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    DRAMA OPENS SEASON
    21 9 DRAMA OPENS SEASON itic So- present- alls Over Hastings. Rowcroft nightly Saturon the ittish lined c Offip Ayer I »0 and
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    DAY FOR THE DUTCH
    19 9 iiRapore rate the Juliana on CoruulE Middel■lburg, utions 1 ;ition on br the Dutch Dutch
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    otters seek
    18 9 ltters ■'■■■i Road on the r Local Landa and ."hfng u'comS4apore pulls ildclarir them reto call
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    Fun' cost him $75
    114 9 A COOK who tried to "have some fun" with a washerwoman was yesterday fined $75 by a Singapore Court for using criminal force on her. The magistrate, Mr. S. K. Lee, was told that Scow Cheoy Lim committed the offence In Pia Ah Peng's room at
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    Bankrupt clerk
    46 9 Mathew Yong, also known as Yong Kirn Yoong. a clerk, was adjudicated a Lankrupt by Mr Justice Taylor in the Singapore High Court ivy. His total debts wore $1,660. He offered to pay the Official Assignee $25 a month and the oiler was accepted.
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    GAMBLER ROGUES' ARE JAILED
    102 9 Two men who were arrested in a gambling den on Friday night stood in the dock of a Colony Court yesterday and heard what the Magistrate, Mr J. M. Devereux-Colebourn, thought of them. Chua Boon Quee. 32, and Lim Ah Seah, 23, both with several previous
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    Bond on nightmare' suicide charge
    163 9 Bond on nightmare' suicide charge I A 16-year-old schoolboy, '■f* Tan Jin Chia, who was sent to the Woodbridge Hospital for observation by a Singapore court last week after he had pleaded guilty to attempted sucide, was yesterday proved to be of sound mind. Mr. Tan Boon Teik, the Sixth
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    ILLEGAL ENTRY
    23 9 Tjia Kwng TJing, 60. who entered Singapore without a permit from an Indonesian Island on Wednesday night, was fined $150. yesterday.
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    A boatful of fish -Allah's gift
    325 9 Reader writes about 'pawang' IN response to "Spinner's request in the Sunday Times last week, here is an authentic experience of mine with a "pawang." I was on my way to Kota Bahru, Kelantan, when something; prompted me to break my journey at Dungun.
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    Magicians aid stray dogs
    142 9 SINGAPORE'S leading magicians are combining their talents for a gala charity programme called "Magical Cocktails" at the AngloChinese School Hall on April 28. The two-and-a-half-hour show is being produced by members of the International Brotherhood of Magicians (Ring 115t in aid of the Singapore Canine Welfare
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    Union says Queen's pay policy is unrealistic
    201 9 Union says Queen's pay policy is unrealistic THE Army Civil Service Union has put forward wage claims and a demand for better working conditions to put employees of the War Department on a par with Government employees. In a letter to the War Department, which described Her Majesty's "Wages Policy"
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    ON-THE-SPOT SPIT FINE
    100 9 A Singapore court yesterday ordered an on-the-spot prosecution of a hawker, found spitting in the court premises at Bencoolen Street. Liang Ah Seng, the hawker, was seen spitting by Police Corporal Ahmad bin Masudi and the court's peon, Salleh bin Obed, while the court was In session.
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      253 10 The Constitutional Commission which arrives m Malaya next month will be faced with a gigantic task. There can be few countries in the world posing problems of such proportions. Nine States, nine Rulers, a large alien population from severol communities the Commission cannot please everybody; or, rather,
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    1021 10  -  RUSSELL SPURR \UANKIJVD MS BLESSED WMTH STALIN 9 HE WROTE... By C 0 the Chinese Communists have joined the assault on Stalin. A little late perhaps; it must take time for something so revolutionary to filter across the transSiberian telegraphs. But here they are
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    1328 10 I HAVE passed my School Certificate and am now working. However, the job was forced on me by my parents and relatives, though I dislike it. in preference to my joining as a Police Inspector, a post which they would never consent to. Can you advise
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    Kept suicide promise after years of threats
    320 11 Kept suicide promise after years of threats If tNANG, SaHirday. -mONESE jeweller. Eric Weerasuriya. appeared u nhappy a n d disappointed after a school teacher hl m on her return from England, to stop f the Penang Coroners Court was told today, hool teacher was in England. Inspector; a often
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    MALAYAN RUBBER FEARS ALLAYED'
    97 11 IN Sat. industry. a for re--1 jers of arrived said manu- "We were happy to note that the Government of Malaya is taking active steps what can be done. he added. "W. think we have allayrd the fears that Malaya had about the plans to import
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    Thriller at Seletar club
    77 11 The Theatre Club of the RAF. Maintenance Base at Seletar. Singapore, will present a murder thriller play, ■Rope." at the Seletar Families Club on April 26. Produced by F/Lt. George Manser, who is himself taking a leading part in the play, "Rope" is a drawing-room drama
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    Red smear' campaign against police fails to get student free
    310 11 Red smear' campaign against police fails to get student free COMMUNlSTinspired campaign demanding the release of <j a Chinese student de- > J tamed by Singapore police on March 30 for subversive activities has failed. I Five "leftist" organLsa- tions in a well -organised campaign tried to force the release
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    REGISTRY WEDDING FOR PRETTY BRIDE
    23 11 MR. FREDERICK NICHOLAS GOMES and his bride. Miss Nancy Wee, after their wedding at the Singapore Registry yesterday.
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    X-RAY CLUB
    25 11 Mr. Chew Swee Kee. Singapore's acting Chief Minister, will give a talk on the X-Ray Club over Radio Malaya at 1.45 p.m. today.
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    Crash death
    30 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.—Mr. S. Appiah, aged 56. a retired hospital assistant, died in the General Hospital this morning after being injured in a motor car accident last night.
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    LAST RECITAL BY BOBESCO, CENTY
    231 11 Artistes play to near full house THE Victoria Memorial Hall was very nearly full last night, when Lola Bobesco (violin) and Jacques jCenty (piano) gave the third and last recital of their tenday musical vjsit to Singapore Opening the programme with Handel's Sonata in D
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    192 12 Our Camera Contest THE SERIOUS BOY WIN First prise in the Sunday Times Camera Contest 1 awarded to Lim Ming Chiang of 57 Middle Road, Singapoi fine child stud, the left. Ex 1/25; f 3.5. Second prixj, to Leow Ben? I of 45 Market Teluk Anson, fo, fish picture a
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    Jackson's Ruin was an eyesore
    820 12  - Jackson's Ruin was an eyesore Donald Davies STN April 1823. Sir Thomas S* Stamford Raffles sent Efor the Singapore SettieEment Executive Engineer. youthful Lieutenant Philip E Jackson, and instructed Shim to prepare plans to E house his newly formed SSingapore Institution, later Eto be renamed Raffles S Institution. S Just
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    564 13 FIRST LADY F H £22?!5 P'cks the successor Ii ng ii, of HoUy. the -.mance. I to •nen, ought with re is I noi'es for 5< First Debo- •hem c ks vex Lsh pirl. rhildThat British Needs She someknow trporlsed HollyII »re the wo are r acThey certain ieductlveness t
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    212 13 Seal money is cheaper think, is to be spared. They are using real pound notes in 3 comedy they are making down at Pinewood. ("Why real?" ™.an Because it's cheaper than making duds.") I nc I i I usmg award for making the mo«,t over the last veart very seriously
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    131 13 I WHAT Is the background and address of Jean Coiiins7 mtmmßmmmlmmmmmmm Srntnban Collins, a wrll-known British theatrical agent, Joan trained British actrws Joan Collins at the Royal Aoadem y ot I Is now under a lonf-Urra DramaUc Art sh.- was do- contract to 20th Century-Fox nr
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    'The Wages! of Fear'
    382 13 ABOUT two yfars ago 5 Radio Maiaya broad- 2 a play based on a novel s by Georges Arnaud "The Wages of Fear.' So knowing the plot from the radio play and s also being forewarned about It being a wonder- z fui film. I went
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    1201 14  - THE DUKE has had his victories SECOND ARTICLE IN A FRANK NEW SERIES FLUSHED with his success as the royal sponsor of scientific progress in British industry the Duke of Edinburgh went on without hesitation to tackle the problem of the century the field of relations be twee n workers
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    1148 15  -  redMajdalany *TRE XAVGHTtEST LITTLE THIXG THEX VERY LXXOCEXT* ByF and Sir T C^" tly took I)1:i(e b^een Miss Marilyn Monroe in 7' r n^ urcn^.oliv»er may have been of less political importance »\ver .ml Sir U A n l\ M abo S!^ the Same
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    134 15 NEXT WEEK 'She's the undumbest blonde I ever met' T^ROM him I learned something of how photography had always been a means to the end of becoming a film producer; how he met Miss Monroe when he photographed her for his magazine; how he had tried to help her in
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    GARDEN OF FRAGRAXTE
    264 15 ITNLIKE most public parks I where handlinp the flowprs is frowned upon, a section of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden in New York City is honeycombed with signs reading "Please DO touch the flowers." The sipns are printed in Braille for this one-acre plot is the Garden of
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    293 15 SCIENCE BEATING A CHILD KILLER THE cause of an often fatal metabolic dis ease of children has been discovered by scientists of the U.S. Public Health Service Doctors Herman M. Klackur. Elizabeth P. Anderson, and Kurt J. Isselbacher. in work conducted at the National Institutes of Health here have unravelled
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    450 17  - Boo Lin finds light in a dark world Chan Chin Bock By k \orld of darkness isn't anybody's o f a happy lite. things you miss and all the things It is not so bad when you're afflicted in life, but when you are young D BE because last week
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    1453 17  -  HARRY THOMAS Revealed by CONCLUDING: Secrets of the Confidence Trickster ight in the Spring of 1950, champagne corks could be heard, cheerfully popping, at two exceptionally happy parties. One of them was in a smart little flat in the West End of London and the other
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    381 18 MIKE HAWTHORN tests the new cars the anxiety as the time grew near and the car was still to be delivered. Oh father's badly-concealed pride when he saw what his money had bought him. It was to capture the feelings of the happy families that
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    249 18  -  'CRUSADER' By I^HE informative account which Mr. Wee Kirn Wee Indonesia's up-and-coming badminton youngsters should Badminton Association of Malaya worrying. Judging by Fred Sonneville's showings' in the recent Euroi;ments, Indonesia is not yet strong enough for a successful t supremacy. But the position may
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    488 19 SINGAPORE ANDJOHORE IN FINAL TONIGHT SINGAPORE Combin- ed Schools will meet their closest rivals, Johore Combined Schools, today in the final of the quadrangular soccer meet by Singapore Amateur F. A. and the Singapore Schools Sports Council. Last night at Jalan Besar Singapore beat Negrl Sembllan combined schools 4-1. In
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    658 19 each state must set out to produce one Thomas Cup player— Wee PUT ACCENT ON YOUTH APPEAL TO BAM AN APPEAL to all interested in badminton to contribute generously to the Singapore Badminton Association's junior tour fund was made by Mr. Wee Kirn Wee, the president, at the association's annual
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    ERIC SETS 6 RECORDS
    597 19 ERIC Yeo of College Hall wao the star performer when he broke six records from a total of ten at the Teacners' Training 1 College aquatic meet at the Chi:.e.e swimming Club yesterday. line, one of the Singapore's waier-polo prospects for the Olympic Games at Melbourne
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    119 19 CRICKET SCA senior tournry: SRC RAF. Changi; R/iyalXavy I Indians, Naval Base; Polirr v SCC. Thomson Road; Army v SCRC. Tantlin. Inivrrsilv i t S.C, Sepoy Lines. JI'MOR -A") H.\V iriuah v Indians Tengah; SRC v RAF Self tar "A", padang'. Prisons v RAF Cl.jjui "B". Prisons; JIXIOR
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    225 19 D'COTTA, DUNN SCORE 60s ON PADANG TWO HALF centuries by Den- nls D'Cotta and lan Dunn featured the drawn cricket fixture on the padang yesterday between Non-Benders and Singapore Recreation Club. D'Cotta scored 63 in the NonBenders Innings of 190 for nine declared while Dunn hit 61 of the SBC's
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    560 19 'T<HE HONG KONG Army champions, 24 Field A Engineer Regiment (Royal Engineers), upset King's Own Scottish Borderers 4-1 to enter the final i of the Caldbeck Cup soccer competition at Friendly Hill yesterday. i Playing fast direct soccer, j th Sappers were worth their victory
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    24 19 Arsenal S.C. beat Sembawang i j S.C. 2-0 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. j Paklrlsamy scored both goals.
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    406 20 DONNIE Manasseh, Singapore i Amateur Boxing Association's youth bantamweight champion, took only 30 seconds to retain his title when he knocked out Ismail bin Omar in the final at the Great World Arena last night. After a good victory In the earlier semi-final. Ismail went
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    85 20 1 The Singapore "A" U i meet Royal Navy In a soccer i match tomorrow at Jalan Besar. kick off 5.15 p.m.. will be: Fook Ten« i AmicabltM Meng Yong (Argonauts i, G. Phillip (Pulau Branii; Boon Khim <Roversi. Andrew Yap (C.A>, Hin Weng
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    50 20 R.A.F. Changi beat Rajaji 3-2 in a SAFA Div. 3B fixture at Gevlanic yesterday. S.H.B. Police and Windsor Rovers drew 2-2 in their Div. 3B match at Farrer Park. In another Div. 3B name a; Farrer Park. Tone Mons Old Boys beat Tornados S|>ort.s Club 3-0.
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    215 20 HPHE All Malayan Cycling x Championships will be held at Muar on May 11 and 12. Event*, for which entries close on Apr. 26, are: Open and juvenile (cyclists born after Jan. 1. 193») champlonsnips over 440 yards half mile, one mile and three miles: Johore championship
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