The Straits Times, 24 April 1961

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    24 1 NATIONAL c \OY SINCAPO*£, «T \VI H\<.l DAILY <IHIIHEI» SALE IVdIMS 90,000 The Straits Times He**** Estd. 1845 MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1961. 15 CENTS
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    REVOLT SPREADS
    239 1 Rebels take over more Algeria towns Police probe $10,000 grab report SINGAPORE. Sun. Police here were today investigating a $10,000 payroll robbery, reported to have taken place at Bukit Panjang yesterday morning. The money, police were told, was being taken to Tampol, five miles north of Johore Bahru,
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    WINNER OF MISS TASMANIA TITLE ON TOUR
    89 1 WINNER OF MISS TASMANIA TITLE ON TOUR MISS TASMANIA. 19-jear-old bank typist. Su.san Knight, arrived in Kuala Lumpur by air yesterday on a "goodwill tour" of Malaya. Miss Knight beat 18 other girls to become Miss Tasmania 1960. but lost the Miss Australia contest in which she competed later. Her
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    Lock icon Indian warships
    31 1 BOMBAY. Sun. India will start building warships at the Navy's Mazagon docks in Bombay next year, the Indian Defence Minister. Mr. Krishna Mciion. told dock workers here today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon A-bomb protest
    34 1 LONDON. Sun. Ban-the-bomb supporters are to stage a silent sit-down demonstration with no banners outside Parliament here next Saturday, organised by the Committee of 100. an organisation campaigning against nuclear weapons. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Salan arrives from Madrid
    622 1 Salan arrives from Madrid ALGIERS, Sunday PEBEL General Maurice Chalk* claimed over Algiers radio today that "we hold the largest part of Algeria, with all airfields." His broadcast came after authorities in Paris admitted that the military rebellion in Algeria against President De Gaulle had spread and that the rebels
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    Champion -again
    78 1 AHEAD fly the guy buntings and banners at Farrer Park. Behind him the tramp of feet. And all round the cheers of thousands of people. But Taj Mohamed, 2."), a reserve unit policeman, hears nothing, sees nothing. He has only one thought reach Farrer Park ahead of his
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    THUGGER SA YS NIKIKE BACKS KENNEDY
    930 1 WASHINGTON, Sunday. UX-PRESIDENT Eisenhower yesterday urged all Americans to support President Kennedy in his stand on foreign affairs. Gen. Eisenhower made his appeal within hours of a message from Mr. Khrushchev, the Russian Premier, accusing the United States of "gangsterism" against Cuba. Gen. Eisenhower
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    Lock icon The easier million
    50 1 SYDNEY. Sun. Its easier to make a million dollars now than it was 57 years ago. an American millionaire. Mr. Jesse Besser said in a television inter vie a hf re.Mr. Besser. 79. added: "There are more opportunities today, there are more fields to work In."— Reuter.
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    River death
    59 1 LONDON. Sun.— Police today officially identified a body recovered from the river Thames in London's East End last night as that of Sir Henry Turner, former gen-eral-secretary of the Commonwealth Press Union, who Is believed to have fallen into the river from his moored cabin cruiser apparently while
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    New US envoy reaches Malaya
    142 1 New US envoy reaches Malaya SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Charles Franklin Baldwin, the new United States Ambassador to Malaya, flew into Singapore this evening to take up his new post in Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Baldwin, who is returning to the foreign service after retiring five years ago. was the Consul-General in
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    LATEST
    32 1 CYCLIST KILLED SINGAPORE. Sun. A lihourcr. ,s. (iopalsamv t( (Jinl on arrival at Ihe R..1.K. Ghangi hospital to■igM r>h«rtl\ :iftrr hr ru knocked down h> i while oiling aloni: Chanel Road.
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    Invest here' drive in Borneo
    222 2 Invest here' drive in Borneo JESSELTON, Sunday. JJRITISH North Borneo has begun an intensive campaign to attract foreign capital for the development of the colony. The latest move is a booklet aimed to provide "in handy form basic information which a visitor contemplating investment is likely r The booklet, among
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    Suara Singapura starts June 3
    40 2 SINGAPORE. Sun The new medium wave broadcasting service. Suara Singapura. will start on June 3. This Ls stated in a paper seeking supplementary votes of expenditure, which will come before the Legislative Assembly on Wednesday.
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    Populations are rising fast: Fertilisers will increase output,
    269 2 Populations are rising fast: Fertilisers will increase output, says UN man KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A United Nations expert said here today that all Asian countries should consider increasing their food production quickly to feed the ever-in-creasing population. "It is. therefore, necessary that these countries should set up plants to produce
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    'ASIA MUST GROW MORE'
    155 2 (Shot* at yesterday's safari... CHA-CHA-CHA DANCER WOWS THE BOYS KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— Twelve pretty models faced a battery of 300 cameras in the blazing sun for two hours at one of the biggest photographic safaris here this morning. And throughout the morning session at the Lake
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    Alliance win all four
    67 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Three Alliance candidates were returned unopposed in the Simpang Ijok New Village local by-election In Kuala Selangor District yesterday. They were Mr. Mah Kong 'Ward I) and Inche Sanlp bin Pamln and Inche Ahmad bin All (Ward III). In Ward II Alliance candl-l
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    PAP rally
    26 2 SINGAPORE. Sun. The PAP will hold a rally In conJunction with the Hong Llm by-election at Upper Chin Chew Btreet tomorrow at 7.30. p.m.
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    Plan to beat 'want and misery'
    140 2 SUNGEI PATANI, Sun 'PHE National Union of Plantation Workers will soon launch a big benefit scheme aimed at protecting members and their families from "want and misery." This was disclosed by the president. Senator S.P.S. Nathan, when he laid the foundation stone of the
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    Lock icon POLICE SAY BOY, 14, STABBED TEACHER TO DEATH
    219 3 POLICE SAY BOY, 14, STABBED TEACHER TO DEATH CHICAGO, Sun. A teenage schoolboy confessed today that he stabbed his favourite teacher to death with a flick knife on Friday while children were busy at their lessons. Police said Arthur Lee Hester, 14, admitted he came up behind Mrs. Josephine Keane,
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    Lock icon Natasha of the north
    58 3 MOSCOW. Sun. A baby girl has been born at the Russian observatory in Franz Josef Land In the Arctic— the first human birth on record so far north and only a few hundred miles from the Pole. The baby Is co be called Natasha. Her parents
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    Lock icon Better late..
    32 3 NEW YORK, Sun. A book borrowed from a public library 55 years ago has been returned to a public library here. It carries a theoretical overdue fine of $3,028. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Hunt for Eichmann defence witnesses
    207 3 lERUSALEM. Sun. Adolf Eichmann's defence attorneys said today a drive has begun for witnesses in Germany willing to testify on his behalf. His assistant counsel Mr. Dieter Wechtenbruch, flew to Germany yesterday to search for potential witnesses. According to reliable sources he will try to
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    Laos: U.S. expects hard bargain with Reds
    309 3 Laos: U.S. expects hard bargain with Reds RUSK THINKS VIETNAM WILL BE NEXT TROUBLE SPOT WASHINGTON, Sunday. Tifß. Dean Rusk, United States Secretary of ITA State, told the American Society of Newspaper Editors last night that he expected a cease-fire in Laos to be announced within two days. He said
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    Malayan troops take over rail town
    124 3 Malayan troops take over rail town TEOPOLDVILLE. S v n.— Two companies of Malayan troops have taken over the northern Katanga rail town of Nyunzu in an effort to block further advances by President Moise Tshombe's forces. Nyunzu Is about 80 miles east of the rail hub of Kabalo. mid-way
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    Lock icon Fair fare
    35 3 LONDON, Sun. Ten tons of pork sausages and a ton of steak and kidney puddings are being sent to Moscow to be served at the British Trade Fair which opens next month. Reuter
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    Lock icon SPACEMAN YURI MAY VISIT BRITAIN
    135 3 SPACEMAN YURI MAY VISIT BRITAIN T ONDON, Sun. Major Yuri Gagarin, the world's first spaceman, may attend the Soviet science and industrial trade fair at Ear's Court, London, in July. Mr. V. S. Sofronchuk, First Secretary at the Soviet Embassy, addressing a public relations conference here yesterday, said he was
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    Director: Liz is still Cleopatra
    115 3 Director: Liz is still Cleopatra HOLLYWOOD, Sun.—Elizabeth Taylor, recuperating from a near fatal bout of pneumonia, will probably be strong enough in September to continue her lead role in 20th Century Fox's long postponed "Cleopatra." thinks Mr. Joseph L. Mankiewicz, the director. Mr Manklewicz, arriving from London for studio discussions,
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    Lock icon In the dog house
    68 3 ROME. Sun. Money has poured in from all over the world to save 150 homeless dogs from death by poisoning. Signorlna Marl Raffaelli. who had been looking after the animals at her home near Rome, announced she was evicted for non-payment of rent last reek and
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    Lock icon Red missiles
    35 3 TAIPEH, Sun. The Nationalist Defence Ministry said today that Red China's Air Force may have been equipped with Soviet-made air-to-air missiles to counter the deadly Sidewinder missiles of the Nationalist Air Force. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon No frivolity for James, 109
    57 3 SYDNEY, Sun.— Mr. James Hull of Sydney has told his family he doesn't want any "frivolous going-on" for hi> 109 th birthday today. "I'm getting too old for that sort of thing," said Mr. Hall. a non-smooker and teetotaller. He attributes his longevity to "hard
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    Lock icon Paper record
    34 3 NEW YORK, Sun. Th« circulation of weekly, semiweekly and trl-weekly newspapers in the United States rose to a record 23,522,004 last year an Increase of more than 700,000 copies over 1959. .Reuter.
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    'AN INSULT,' SAYS THE DEAN
    163 3 T ONDON. Sun.— The Right Rev. E. K. C. Hamilton, Anglican Deap of Windsor today branded the downgrading* of St. George as "something of an Insult." He was commenting on the Vatican's action last week in reducing England's patron saint to the status of a
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    Lock icon Chiang says 'no' to clemency for publisher Lei
    215 3 Chiang says 'no' to clemency for publisher Lei rpAIPEH, Sun. Pre- sident Chiang Kaishek has rejected a petition to pardon Lei Chen, his bitter critic and a political opposition leader, sentenced to 10 years' imprisonment on sedition charges, official sources said today. He made the decision on the recommendation of
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    Lock icon Space flight for 'dummy' man
    269 3 IT WILL BREATHE AND SWEAT WASHINGTON, Sunday. A MERCURY spacecraft containing a robot A which will "breathe, sweat and talk," will go into orbit within the next few days. The National Aeronautics, and Space Administration said today that the capsule, launched by an Atlas missile
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    Birds of a feather...
    63 3 NAPLES. Sun. Salvatore Amorettl. 28, released a pigeon with a message tied to it sayIng "I am looking for a job." The bird flew a few hundred yards to th« home of Leopoldo de Vivo, who read the message and took the bird to the police
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    Death in cabaret girl's flat
    288 4 CONTRACTOR'S LETTER SAID: 7 HAVE DONE SOMETHING WRONG' TELEPHONE CALL TO RETURN HOME: I DID NOT TAKE IT VERY SERIOUSLY' SINGAPORE, Sunday. MIDDLE-AGED contractor was found dead early this morning in the flat of a cabaret girl in Siang Lim Park, near Geylang. Near the
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    Ong holds his last Hong Lim mass rally
    503 4 Ong holds his last Hong Lim mass rally CINGAPORE, Sun. The independent candidate in the Hong Lim by-election, Mr. Ong Eng Guan, tonight called on all people, whatever their political leanings, to unite and fight against the British colonial interests for an independent nation. Mr. Ong was speaking at his
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    Health centre
    19 4 MUAR. Sun. A $32,000 health centre will be opened soon at Parit Jawa. eight miles from here.
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    A PHOTO EXHIBITION IN OCTOBER
    94 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. A GRAND exhibition of photography and photographic instruments will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall in October in conjunction Mr. Lim Slew Poh. chief organiser of the show, today said that more than 10 photographic societies in the State had been invited
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    Film men due
    40 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The president of Universal Pictures Company, Mr. Milton R. Rackmil, accompanied by Universal International Films vice-president and foreign general manager, Mr. Amerlco Aboaf, are due to arrive in Singapore on Tuesday on a business visit.
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    Poly pupils to get Bursaries
    90 4 Poly pupils to get Bursaries SINGAPORE. Sun. Bursaries up to a maximum of $820 per year will be awarded to Singapore citizens who are students of the Singapore Polytechnic. Basis of the award will be on the academic merit of the students and will vary according to the course undertaken
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    WHERE TO SEE FREE FILM SHOWS
    145 4 WHERE TO SEE FREE FILM SHOWS SINGAPORE, Sun.— The- Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week commencing tomorrow. All shows will begin at 7 p.m. TOMORROW: Tronoh Road children's playground; Seng Poh Road; Tat Chong School, oH Chua Chu Kang Road; Y#u
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    Cancer relief
    35 4 KLUANG, Sun.— A sum of $850 has been raised by the St. Luke Church of England and St. Joseph Roman Catholic Church here. The money will be donated to the cancer relief fund.
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    MINISTRY MAN WEDS TEACHER
    74 4 MR. AND MRS. Nffiam Tong Dow. after their marriage at the Paya Lebar Methodist Church. Singapore, on Saturday. Mr. Ngiam. who is the eldest son of Madam Tan Boon Wan, is an assistant secretary. Economic Development Division, Ministry of Finance. Mrs. Ngiam, the former Miss Jeanette
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    Rotary lunch
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Swami Slddhatmananda, president of the Ramakrishna Mission in Singapore will speak on "Religion and Modern Outlook" at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore-West on Thursday at the Prince's Restaurant.
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    Water shut-off
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— Water will be cut off tomorrow along Kuching Road backlane, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and in backlane between Serangoon Road and Idrls Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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      394 4 ACADEMY OF MEDICINE: 8.15 p.m. Public lecture on "Ancient West- SALVATION ARMY: (Cleern Medicine" by Mr. J. W. C. menceau Avenue): Home League Oawne. at Cultural Centre, Can- (Women's) meeting at 3 p.m. nlng Rise at 6 p.m. TOC H: Women's Association Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): Eng- Tanglin Group meeting at
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    CHIN IS TIPPED TO BE HEAD
    385 5 Alliance silent after defeat at Seremban council elections SEREMBAN, Sunday. INDEPENDENT M.P. Mr. Chin See Yin is tipped to be the new president of the Seremban Town Council, following the landslide victory of independents headed by him in the town council elections last night.
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    STRACHEY LECTURE DATES
    68 5 STRACHEY LECTURE DATES SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. John Strachey, i.ormer British Minister of Food and Secretary of State for War. will give a public lecture on "Trade Unionism in Communist Societies." at Urn Adult Education Centre, Canning Rise, tomorrow at 7 D.m. He will give another talk on "Will New Empire-i
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    'Tremendous challenge'
    176 5 PENANG. Sunday \|ALAYA'S development programme is faced with a "tremendous challenge" because of the country's <ack of technicians. Mr. Magnus Pearcc, leader of the visiting British trade nissinn, said oi» arrival here today. "We have visited Kuala Lumpur and arc proud tc see so many British names n
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    Police changes
    32 5 KUALA SELANGOR, Sun.— Inspector Chua Mun Foo, of Kepong, has assumed duty at Kuala Selangor police station in place of Inspector Chin Chong Seng, who has been transferred to Kepong
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    Girl injured
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— A girl, Ng Ah Nooi. eight, of Klang Road, was admitted to hospital with head Injuries after an accident Involving a car In Klang Road this pfternoon.
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    CIVIC TALKS PLANNED FOR 120,000 TENANTS
    120 5 CIVIC TALKS PLANNED FOR 120,000 TENANTS SINGAPORE. S v n The 120.000 tenants of Singapore Housing and Development Board homes here are being invited to attend talk.-; to be held in various community centres next month to teach them publlc-spiritedness and civic consciousness. A spokesman for the board said the
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    Japanese expert to help in TV course
    139 5 Japanese expert to help in TV course SINGAPORE. Sun. A Japanese television expert is due to arrive here in June to assist in a new television course at the Polytechnic. He will be sent by the Japanese Government under the Colombo Plan at the invitation of the Singapore Government. Announcing
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    Bursaries for 60 'Pirates' fined
    68 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. Sixty first-year students In the preuniverslty clarses here havp been awarded government bursaries to finish their course leading to the Higher Schoo 1 Certificate examination lp December next year JOHORE. BAHRU. Sun. Hussin bin Sulalman, of Langsat Estate, Maaal, and All Kutty bin
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    BRIDE-TO-BE, 16, INJURED ON WAY TO WEDDING
    176 5 BRIDE-TO-BE, 16, INJURED ON WAY TO WEDDING KANGAR, Sunday. A 16-YEAR-OLD bride-to-be was injured on the way to her wedding at Sungei Bharu, Kuala Sanglang, when the car she was travelling in was involved in a head-on collision with a lorry on the Arau— Kangar trunk road, five miles from
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    16 want to know what makes us tick
    136 5 16 want to know what makes us tick ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Sixteen men are studying the Federation to see what makes it tick. They are members ot the Canadian National Defence College. They arrived here from Calcutta yesterday on a familiarisation tour of the world. Commodore M. G. Stirling of
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    New buildings for film unit
    35 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The new buildings for the Malayan Film Unit will go up in Petaling Jaya this year. The Federation Government has set asid' S 1 million for them.
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      Madmen In Algeria
      674 6 Madmen In Algeria of events in Africa. The French people must make themselves heard. The protest strike to be called today by trade union organisations is not the best method, for it is likely to bring into plf»y forces inimical to France. The strike threat is a warning, however, of
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      Seremban And After
      444 6 Alliance control of Seremban town council, which began with the first elections eight years ago, has been decisively ended. In a day of heavy polling in which nearly 16.000 of 20,000 votes were cast, only four of > 'he Alliance candidates for the j ;15 council seats
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      Clean Flats
      205 6 The Singapore Housing and Development Board is undertaking a very considerable task when it sets out to teach public-spiritedness and civic {Consciousness to its tenants. 'Roughly a tenth of the population live in the Board's houses and flats. Leaving out a large number who need no j elementary
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      RURAL DRIVE: ROLE OF VOLUNTARY WORKERS
      553 6 I REFER to a report (ST. 1 April 17 under the heading "City contact turning kampong folks into misfits, he says." Anyone reading it would think that lam blaming rural development for social misfits or am against it On the contrary the whole talk
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      A campaign for blood
      238 6 'PHE reason why the man-in-the-street hesitates to oecome a blood donor 1& not so much the petty Question of travel expenses as the scare that is prevalent for want of sufficiently convincing propaganda Nor can it be attributed to superstition amongst some sections of the community
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      Singapore The tax on house rents
      165 6 Singapore The tax on house rents \VHAT strikes me as a very peculiar form oi taxation is the revenue derived Irom house rents. < As a layman 1 am in- clined to think that this tax should be adjusted rather than imposed as an additional burden. Property owners, whether a
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      Those meters —a blessing
      121 6 "THE installing of parking meters in Ipoh is indeed a blessing to those of us who go shopping. In the past it has always been a nightmare looking for a place to park one's car. Bicycles. motor-cycle I. and cars are parked anywhere the owners like,
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      Ungrateful students
      112 6 r I"HE student strikers are an ungrateful lot. The Government does everything for them and spends about $1.5 million yearly to the support of their school and still they are not satisfied. What do they want so many football? for? Is one not enough for so few pupils?
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    29 Is this the D-Day against apartheid..? May, 1961
    868 6  - 29 Is this the D-Day against apartheid..? May, 1961 STANLEY UYS by CAPE TOWN. Sunday DR. VERWOERD has admitted with surprising candour that South Africa faces a "very serious" situation and that the Government is giving its full attention to "mobilising the country's machinery" to meet internal and external dangers.
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    THE BIG WALK
    79 7 In the grey dawn at Woodlands, 3,120 competitors step forward on the long march to Farrer Park THEY'RE OFF... the start of the Big Walk y«»terday. GIRL who stole the show Vijaya Darshana, 10, who Insisted oj walking the 141 miles although she is underaged. She beat
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    Policeman Taj wins senior section for second year
    711 7 rPHREE teats high- lighted the sixth Singapore Free Press Big Walk held here today in perfect weather before a crowd of more than 100.000. TAJ MOHAMMED. 25. a Reserve Unit policeman, who is determined to win outright the Bata Challenge Trophy for
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    THE FIRST 10 IN EACH SECTION
    225 7 FOLLOWING is a list of the first 10 In each section of the Big Walk: CtFMMRQ' l TaJ Mo dCRIUna. homed; 2 Patrick Sava; 3 Sgt. Rim Perkis; 4 Salleh bin Abdullah; 5 Adi bin Sakijan; 6 Low Chean Hock; 7 Adnan bin Ahmad;
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    Ra'ayat support urged
    70 7 TELUK ANBON. Bun.-The a&sistant publicity officer of Umno Malaya. Inche Khairuddln bin Kawl, today called on the ra'ayat to support the Government's rural development scheme and make it a success. He was speaking at the opening of the new Umno building of the Chiku-s branch, nines miles
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    Go Red and you will go broke, Malayan team finds
    257 7 Go Red and you will go broke, Malayan team finds KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. A MALAYAN delegation of 16 people return- ed from India today convinced that Communism would cause a flight of capital and lower the standard of living. Mr. P. Ramasamy, who led the team to Madras. Mysore and
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    MOTHER OF 3 FOUND HANGING FROM BEAM
    80 7 MOTHER OF 3 FOUND HANGING FROM BEAM t^INGAPORE. Sun. A housewife. Satria binte Rawi. 20, was found hanged today in the kitchen of her house at Rifle Range Road in Bukit Timah. The body was discovered at 9.45 a.m. when neighbours heard Satria's three-year old son crying inside the house.
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    Co-op housing chairman
    50 7 KLUANG. Sun. Dr. Llm Chin Xean was elected chairman of the Klu?ttg Co-opera-tive Housing Society Ltd., at its sixth annual meeting held here yesterday. Otljerfi elected were: Vicepresident, Mr. Teh Wan Boon secretary, Mr. V. NamasWayam; assistant secretary. Mr. B. de Costa; treasurer. Mr. Lee Ah Leng.
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    Girl, 15, dies
    27 7 IPOH, Sun—A 15-year-old girl. Llau Fun Mool, died after being rescued from a mining pool behind Simpang Pulal New Village, seven miles from here.
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      747 8  -  HAROLD NICOLSON Dilemma of ransom: To pay or not to pay is the test THE PIRACY OF THE NANCHANG. By J. V. DavidsonHouston* (Cassell. 165.) BY AN MARCH 29, 1933, in broad daylight the steamer Nanchang belonging to Messrs. Butterfield and Swire was captured by Chinese
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      Drama of birth of man's most lethal weapon
      286 8 By JOHN DELIN THE BIRTH OF THE BOMB. By Ronold W. Clark, (Phoenix Houlf. Us.) IF this book told of 1 any other scientific discovery, what a splendid story it would make. It could have been a scheme to supply the world
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      NO RACE HATE IN LAND OF REVOLTS
      312 8 LATIN AMERICA. By J. Holcro Ferguson. (O.U.P. lor Institute of Roc* Relation*.) By ALLINGTON KENNARD IN an era when racial antagonism seems the major problem in a great part of the world, the Latin-Ame-rican example is both refreshing and surprising. Despite the mixed
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      237 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 3 His ousiness evidently isn't 8 Underground flower, like a expanding (10). potato (8). 4. Breathing space, especially ii 9. Decoration, or part of the service (7). emoluments (6). 5. 6. Feathers in the cemeteryl 10. Berkshire junction performed (4. 5. 3. 4. 3). by a
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    Interest mounts in the exchange
    1296 10 From Our Market Correspondent QROWING interest continues among the general public in the Malayan Stock Exchange and last week turnovers were again reported as good. Main attention was again focussed on tin shares although more business was reported in the industrial section. I Trading in
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 10 BIBBER TIN (perlb.) (perpiculi April 17 90 Vets. $422.50 18 91% eta. $423.75 19 90 cts. $425.25 20 89"-H cts. $427.75 21 91 eta. $428.50 22 $427.75
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    MALAYAN SHARE LIST
    1235 10 rPHE state of shares on the x Malayan Stock Exchange showing last business to April 15 (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L standing for Highest and Lowest business last year and to date, was: mousmiAis I •Mi 8mc*i 1.00 JO Ord*.
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 10 Malayan Stock Indies: April 23 April 21 Industrials: 159.27 156.88 Tins: 287.21 296.82 i Rubber: 247.17 247.17 Jan. 1 1958 =100
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    DIVIDEND ANNOUNCEMENTS
    54 10 U.K. Tin Killinghall Sungei Best Tanjonfc I'arit Perak J Kuantan t Interim Current payment 15", 25 I ls.t ls.t u% 20% Date of payment May 25 May 25 May 12 May 13 May 4 May 16 Total for year 25'". 16% 35% Total for previous >ear Nil 25%
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    Steady rise in tin price COMMODITY REVIEW
    513 10 Steady rise in tin price COMMODITY REVIEW THE price of tin rose steadily in Singapore last 1 week from $423.75 on Monday to $428.50 on Friday. On Saturday morning the price reacted slightly to $427.75. The Singapore firmness waa helped by the rise In London where good European demand was
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    Singapore market defended
    393 10 Singapore market defended (CRITICISM of the Singapore Rubber Market is forcefully replied to by Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd. in their weekly survey. They were replying to the I Financial Times Commodity Editor who In an article earlier this week had stated: "The rise in rubber prices over the past
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    114 10 -pHt Malayan Etching* Banki' At--1 soclatlon made ih-»r rhHnKe* ta Ha rates to merchants on Saturday (all rates to SluO): Now York: buying Mirmail T.T. 32 11/16. O IV 32 12/16. d/M U 1 1« credit lilll-. 33 a/t6 tradr hills. Canada: Huvinu Hirm.nl T T 32|. O.D.
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      502 10 SPREAD THE RISK Why worry? Let the Monagers, Molayon Unit Trusts Limited, who ore financial experts with vost experience in this market, spread your investment over Moloya's soundest enterprises. Application form and tr— booklet obtainablr from Ih* Mnmaqrr, M.,. y ,n nit Tru,t, Ltd., BOX ROUND TRIPS TO HONG KONG
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      777 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE SINGAPORE FIRE BRIGADE: Required DIVISIONAL OFFICER (TECHNICAL) in salary scale S69.SxA4S- 1.280 plus Central Provident Fund benefits. Appointment will be on temporary basis in the first instance with prospects of future permanency. Qualifications: (1) Must be a time served engineer fully experienced in the
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      766 11 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT BRUNEI Applications are invited for the following appointment: Midwifery Tutor: (a) Qualifications: 1. B.R.N. 2. Certificate in Midwifery, (bt Salary will be in tne scale of $940 x 40 *****. Point Of eiury depending on qualifications and experience. Applicable to: Leave (a) Vacation leave on completion of a
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      703 11 NOTICES NOTICE "This Is to inform the general public that our former Sales Representative. Mr. C.J. Rawlins has left our service and is no longer entitled to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf." UNIVERSAL BUSINESS CORPORATION LIMITED. THE PENANG TURF CLUB SIMMER MEETING 7TH. 10TH A
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      761 11 CLASSIFIED ADS. (Continnrd from Page 6) SITUATIONS VACANT 11 Word, U (Mi*.)— Box M cts. txlrm WANTIO a ma t hem*, t if* irraduitt* teacher ror the hiKher forms immediately. Apply Parents' Association Huohc English School. Kuala Kaogsar. KUANTAN SALESMAN required for provisions liquors and seneral goods salary and prosper**
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    SPURS CRASH TO 4-2 DEFEAT by BURNLEY
    540 12 LONDON, Sun. JOTTENH AM Hotspur, who clinched the English First Division soccer championship in midweek, crashed to a 4-2 defeat when they met Burnley, last season's champions, at Turf Moor yesterday. The match was a repetition of their thrilling encounter in London in
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    Lock icon Celtic held to draw in final
    136 12 Celtic held to draw in final pLASGOW. Sun DunfermVf line, the shock side of the season in Scottish football, maintained their reputation when they held strongly-fancied Celtic to a scoreless draw in the Scottish Cup Final at Hampden Park here yesterday. Celtic, bidding for their 18th Cup victory, were hot
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    Lock icon Japan beat Philippines
    65 12 rpOKYO, Sun Japan today L beat the Philippines 3-2 in the eastern zone Davis Cup semi-flnal tie. In the final singles matches today Japan took both games. Atsushi Miyagi beat Juan Jose 6-2, 1-6, 6-1, 3-6, 6-4 and Osamura Ishlguro. beat Raymundo Deyro 6-4, 6-2, 6-4. Japan
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    Cup winners
    34 12 T ONDON, Sun.— The London club, Walthamstow Avenue, won the south-north battle for the coveted Amateur Cup here yesterday beating West Auckland Town 2-1 after the teams were level 1-1 at half-time.
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    Taj again first in the Big Walk
    296 12 Taj again first in the Big Walk SINGAPORE. Sun Policeman Taj Mohamed today achieved a Free Press big walk "double" when he was first home from a Held or more than 3.000. Taj strode into Farrer Park Stadium shortly after 9 a.m., looking still fresh after his 14i-mile trek from
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    Lock icon UK SOCCER RESULTS AND UP TO DATE TABLES
    1336 12 FIRST DIVISION i Arsenal 1 Wolves S Birmingham o Blackpool Burnley 4 Tottenham 2 Cardiff 1 West Ham 1 I'ulham 1 Blackburn 1 Man. City 4 Aston 1 Newcastle 4 Bolton 1 Notts Forest 2 Leicestrr i Preston 2 Man. Ltd. 4
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      RUGBY LEAGUE
      58 12 UK LEAGUE: Bradford Northern 11 Wakefield Trinity 34; Brnmley 19 Doncaster 12; Dewsbury 3 Castleford 20; Peatherstone Rovers 28 St Helens 11; HuddersHeld 33 York 11; Hull Kingston Rovers 12 Wigan 31; Leigh 28 Barrow 3; Rochdale Hornets 10 Blackpool Borough 7; Sal ford 20 Liverpool City 10;
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      RUGBY UNION
      100 12 IK CLUB MATCHES: Bedford 5 Bath 6: Bradford 0 Birkenhead Park 8; Bristol 25 Devonport Services 3: Cardiff 3 Abertillery 3; Coventry 35 Waterloo 3; E'^bw Vale 11 Newbridge 0; Exeter 14 Barnstaple 9; Halifax 11 Swansea 6- Kendal 9 Sale 14; Leicester 22 Northern 9; Lydney 8
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      SOCCER
      8 12 IRISH CUP FINAL: Olenavon 5 Linfleld 1.
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      TENNIS
      56 12 BUTTON HARD COURTB: Men's single* final Roger Becker (Br) bt Mark *Otway (NZ) 8-6, 6-8, 6-3; Women's singles final: Yola Ramirez (Mcx) bt Ann Haydon (Br) 6-2, 6-3. CONNAUGHT CLUB (Chlngford): Men's singles final Bobby Wilson (Br) bt Alan Mills (Br) 8-6, 6-1; Women's singles final Angela Mortimer (Br)
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      RACING
      45 12 WHITEBREAD GOLD (IT 'CHASE. 3m 5f (Sandown Park): 1 Pas Seul (8-1) 2 Nicolaus Silver (100-8) 3 Mandarin (7-1 fay). 23 ran won by 4. 2. PRIX PENELOPE 10',f (Paris): 1 Hermlere 2 La Bergertte 3 La Meduse, 14 ran, von by *4» 3.
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      360 12 V IF YOU [suffer] V from A IASTHII I READ THIS EPHAZOM tahK-is ;ire ;ivailabl« ♦o all sul'crors from asthma, bronchitis, bronchial cat.irrh, phlegm on the chest, hay fewer and allied complaints. F.FHAZOM- is easy to take, safe to use and gives quick relief and surencss of effect. The properties
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    Lock icon Posner scores a double
    1984 13 FINE CHOICE SURVIVES AN OBJECTION TO PAY $36, THE BEST DIVIDEND OF THE DAY OBEDIENT SON SNATCHES VICTORY IN RACE 5 WITH BRILLIANT RUN By EPSOM JEEP, Kuala Lumpur, Sun. OIDING in top form, jockey Merv Posner scored a smart double for trainer Wally Bagby on
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    SINGAPORE CASH SWEEPS
    182 13 SINGAPORE CASH SWEEPS SINGAPORE. Sun. Results of cash sweep draws held at Uuklt Tlmah today were: RACE 1: No. 1012 ($13): No. 1017 ($6); No. 1023 ($3). Starters ($2 each). Nos. 1010. 1025, 1014. 1019. 1018, 1015, 1022. RACE 2: No. 1022 ($15); No. 1026 ($7); No. 1021 ($3). Starters
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    BIG SWEEP
    42 13 TOTAL POOL $172,100 1st No. *****5 ($46,467) 2nd No. *****8 ($23,233) 3rd No. 1S2078 ($11,616) STARTERS ($2,904 e a c hit Nes. *****8. *****9. *****6. *****8. CONSOLATION ($1,032 each): Nos. *****5. *****9, *****5. *****2. *****9. *****8. *****6. *****5. *****6. *****2.
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      23 13 At J. Bahru: JEC bt Hongkong Bank by 18 runs. JEC 69 (Puvanenthlran 6-1 1) HK Bank 61 Dunne 23. Jeyam 7-12).
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      BASKETBALL
      23 13 LEE CHENG LAI CUP (Kluang) Men Segamat b Muar 43-33 CHI* A SIONG LIM CI'P: Women J. Bahru bt Batu Pahat 29-19.
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      14 13 MARTIN crP FINAL (RaubK Raub CEB b K-ioio r tt ig CEB 3-0
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      67 13 J. BAHRI LEAGUE DIV. 1: PWD v 1 2 Gurkha abandoned: Div. 2: Permuda Kampong Bahru 3rYusoff) Police 2 (Megat. All Yacob). KAMPAR LEAGIE DIV. 1: Cheng Wan 2 (Wong Meng, Choon Onn Perak River Hydro. Kampar 2 (Ayavoo). T. ANSON LEAGUE: Bagan Serai Est 1 (Subramaniam) Rubana Est
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      ATHLETICS
      66 13 PENANG AAA CROSS-COUN-TRY (6 miles) 1 S. Alwar (Pelandok Youth AC) 2 Tan Lag Chey (OKA) 3 Kang Jin Choong (OKA). 20m 59.55. Teams: 1 OKA and 34 LA A Regt (tie). 3 Pelandok Youth AC. PERAK AAA CENTRAL ZONE CROSS COUNTRY (5 miles): Seniors: 1 A. Lechumanan 2
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    MALACCA ARE MHF CHAMPS
    206 13 MALACCA ARE MHF CHAMPS IPOH, Sunday. V/f ALACCA became Malayan hockey champions for iTI the first time when they beat Perak 2-1 in the deciding match of the Malayan Hockey Federation triangular meet which ended on the town padang here today. Perak, who had beaten Pahang 4-1. were runners-up.. Pahang
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    FAM move to beat racialism
    153 13 FAM move to beat racialism KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The F.A. of Malaya todfy too.i steps to abolish communalism in football. The FAM executive council, who met today with Tengku Abdul Rahman presiding, decided to refer to the rules committee on recommenUatlons for the abolishment of all communal affiliates. The president
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    S'gor AAA meet on July 16
    86 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Selangor AAA will hold their annual championships on July 16 at the Merdeka Stadium. The heats will run off on July 15 at another venue. At the annual meeting today, Wong Chong Chow was elected president. Other officials: vicepresidents. A.
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      112 13 SOCCER YOUTH INTERNATIONAL Malaya v Korea (Merdeka Stadium. 7 p.m.>. STORE LEAGUE DIV. S: P. 6etia v P. Peranalcan (Balestler Rd); Bt Paniang v Rasln Mas (Farrer Pk i Sukaramal v Indian Brotherhood (St. George's Rd): Indian Youngsters v Pulau Bran) i Oevlane > Seletar XI v AAA (Fari-er PkK
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    THE BIG WALK: More pictures
    49 14 THE LONC line of walkers striding along Bukir Timah Road in yesterday's Singapore Free Press big walk. |UNIOR champion )eer Ram of the Singapore Infantry Regiment, receiving the Kok Chong Fook Cup from Mrs. A. R. Scott, wife of the Straits Times Production Manager.
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    Kennedy orders probe into military planning
    93 14 WASHINGTON. Sun The reports of U.S concern former U.S. Army Chief I over the setback to antiof Staff. Gen Maxwell Castro forces in Cuba and i Taylor, will review the or- 1 Communist advances In ganisation and capacity of i other parts of the
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    2 killed 11 hurt in three accidents
    323 14 2 killed 11 hurt in three accidents I7-UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Two people were killed and 11 injured in three separate accidents yesterday in the Federation and Singapore. A motor-cyclist was killed and four others seriously injured when a car and a motor-cycle were involved in a- head-on collision near the
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    Birthday dinner
    32 14 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Bicycle Dealers' Association will celebrate Its eighth anniversary with a dinner to be held on April 30 at the Empress Restaurant. Middle Road, at 7 p.m.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    36 14 IN LOVING MEMORY of UN Mr Chelliah John called' to i«.«t on 25th April 1960 «ver rem«mlirred hy his loved ones. Memorial seivli-e at St. Christopher> Church Johorc Bahm at 6 p.m. ?Mii April.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    23 14 CLIM CHURCH, 1079 Ser«n*oo_ Roirt Sprcial Teachlnß Minntry ''The Tabernacle." Mabel Wllletta. Two »vevk« bt-Kinmng Tuenday, AprU ?j. 730 p.m «hani.
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      SELANGOR IN FAM CUP FINAL BUT AFTER HARD FIGHT
      554 14 SELANGOR IN FAM CUP FINAL BUT AFTER HARD FIGHT By TEOH ENG TATT Singapore, Sunday SINGAPORE Joint Services, true to their words, made Selangor the fayourites fight very hard to enter th is year's F.A.M. Cup final by the narrow margin of 3 2 before a crowd of 5,000 at
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