The Singapore Free Press, 28 March 1959

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    18 1 The Singapore Free Press Malaya 9 Own Family Paper IMU >m.i|»-M. Saturday, .March »8, 19:>9. l'ti.e 15 U
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    Lock icon 156 Red tanks shipped to Iraq
    183 1 3 AMERICANS EXPELLED IRAQ has received 156 tanks from Russia as well as other military equipment. A sixth shipment of Soviet inks and arms reached the Iraqi port of Basca only a few days ago. tacts were ciisclosed yesterday by Winston Burdette, of tne
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    Lock icon 125 WILL CALL ON INDIA TO STEP IN
    55 1 125 WILL CALL ON INDIA TO STEP IN rpiIRKE Tibetans, one A said to be a formj er Prime Minister, ar- rived m New Delhi yesterday to seek Indian intervention m Tibet's current crisis with China. They came from the border town of Kalimpong as the advance I guard of
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    Lock icon We can't do much
    66 1 We can't do much THE President of India's ruling Congress Party, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, said m Bombay any proposals for India to send an impartial team of observers to Tibet depended on whether the Chinese Government would be Willing to receive them. In reply to questions, Mrs. Gandhi said: "I
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    Lock icon Appeal to U.N.
    35 1 OIK Latnist prirsts O yesterday presented petition to the United Nations secretariat asking for "the immediate cessation of the bloody terror carried on by the Chinese Communists' 1 m Tibet. R euter
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    Gunboat gives up chase
    58 1 THE Icelandic gunboat Thor, which has been pursuing the 421 -ton British trawler Carella. has given up the chase, Admiralty said yesterday. The British fisheries pro- tection vessel Palllsser has Ing the Carella back to Britain after preventing her arrest by the Thor three days ago
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    Lock icon Circus crowd panics as angry lion bursts out of its cage
    145 1 PURIFIED spectators fled from their seats In Madbon Square Garden, N «w York, when an 800Poiind lion broke out of Its hears,?"' 1 dres aI a circua and Jjt "on. Ponto." betlnr IMHtai during the performance with a tageful
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    LHASA UPRISING OVER: DALAI LAMA ESCAPES
    139 1 uusK-fo-dawn curfew: Tibetans crushed COMMUNIST CHINESE authorities have completely crushed the revolt around Lhasa, the Tibetan capital, according to reliable reports reaching Kalimpong, Nepal, last night. The Chinese have also imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew which began yesterday and established a military commission to rule
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    Lock icon 'Misguided advisers warned
    158 1 The Chinese have broadcast an assurance that they will not harm the Dalai Lama, but threatened punishment for his "misguided advisers" who persuaded him to flee. Earlier, the British-owned Indian newspaper The Statesman quoted "persistent" reports that the Dalai Lama was heading south from Lhasa. It added
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    Lock icon Sir Winston 'not ill'
    48 1 Sir Winston 'not ill Mr. Montague-Browne, Sir Winston Churchill's private secretary, yesterday denied rumours' that >Sir Winston had been taken ill. The rumours were "completely false, he said and Sir Winston was m the I (.1 health." Sir Winston is holidaying at Roquebrune on the French Riviera. Reuter
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    Lock icon Sandys arrives in Colombo
    34 1 The British Defence Minister, Mr. Duncan Sandys, arrived at Colombo yesterday on a three-day vi.it before leaving on Monday for the mtf m Wellington of the South-East Asia Reuter Organisation
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    Lock icon Mr. K. and Dag meet at resort
    34 1 Mr. Khrushchev had talks yesterday with the United Nations Secretary-General, Mr. Dag Hammarskjoeld, at the Black Sea resort of Sochi, the Soviet news agency, Tas.s, reported. Reuter
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    Lock icon Talks in Paris
    29 1 The German nltuation was diHciiKM'd when Mr. VinoKradov, the Soviet, ambassador m Paris, was rorelvrd tdiiy by Mr. MlrhH tho Fn n< h Primn Reuter Mini
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    Lock icon New A-blast in space?
    89 1 PRESS WIRELESS In San Francisco last night reported a radio blackout from Pacific stations "one of the strangest we've ever seen." Technicians at the company's listening station at Napa, about 75 miles north of. San Francisco said a "strange thumping sound" had garbled reception from Formosa,
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    Lock icon 3 die in crash
    26 1 Three Italian Air Force officers were killed and two injured when their twinengined training p lane crashed near Rome yester- day.— Reuter
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      111 1 No dry, loose powder can give your skin this light young radiance! Only rLove i*at' uitii its creamy foundation guards Bgaintl dry skin us it gives you tlii* lawless look! ■arch shows that dry loose der blots up skin oils! II Caket, streaks, RCCentf apt; > lines. But not Love-Pat',
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    Lock icon REDS JAIL THOUSANDS OF IRAQIS
    516 2  -  LARRY COLLINSI Hn Now they're set to take over nation r tnmun h much the Iraq Government and jailed thou Ot people In the purge v\ .-n m the Middle East. Tht Communists appear ready take over t lit 1 nation. There li almost open
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    Lock icon MALDIVE GOVT ACCUSES BRITAIN OF BULLYING
    91 2 MALDIVE GO VT ACCUSES BRITAIN OF BULLYING THE Maldivian office m Colombo yesterday issued a communique accusing Britain of continuing "bullying tactics" against the Maldives and 'turning a deaf ear to our demands." It said Britain had not yet replied to the Maldivian demand for the withdrawal of Major W.A.A.
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    Lock icon A-sub breaks Arctic record: Stays 12 days under ice
    231 2 A-sub breaks Arctic record: Stays 12 days under ice PHh I nited States Navy announced yesterday that the nuclear submarine Skate had broken time and distance records under the Arctic ice on another trip to the North Pole. It said the Skate remained under the ice lor about 12 days,
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    GHANA CHEERS FOR NYASALAND LEADER
    77 2 Ml' M. W. KANYAMA 1 CHIUME. the N land African leader, cheered by several hundred Ohanian m Accra yesterday I London. Mr. who iber oi the Nyasalnnd itincil publicity y ol tinribed A f 1 lean N.i 1 i from Nyasaland when oti Conßir.ss I
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    Lock icon Philip takes helm of canoe, gets ducking
    254 3 Philip takes helm of canoe, gets ducking Im people of Tarawa m the Gilbert Islands described yesterday how Prince Philip took command of one of their 26-foot-long outrigger canoes a\d got a ducking. After watching sure-footed mders carrying out compli- d hoisting of sail and tacking m a 10 to
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    Lock icon 370-MILE JOURNEYON A LAWN MOWER
    82 3 370-MILE JOURNEYON A LAWN MOWER tMVi; English college students will leave Edinburgh today on a non-stop 373-mile road journey to London on a motor lawn mower. The mower, fitted with brakes and tail lights to conform with Ira flic refutations, has a trailing seat and the •students will each tak*
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    Dr. EDITH'S BOMBSHELL FOR NUCLEAR RALLY LEADERS
    236 3 A "BAN THE H-BOMB" protest march to London got under way from Aldermaston, Norfolk, yesterday but more than two hours late and; 1 minus the star attraction. Star of the protest was to have been Dr. Edith Summerskill, former Labour Government Cabinet Minister,
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    Lock icon Britain may lend books to students in Malaya
    163 3 HPHE British Government is to make an experiment m lending book* to Commonwealth students i! broad for the duration of j a university course, a term or a year. Dr. Charles Hill who is responsible for the British Government's Information services overseas,
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    Lock icon Important talks
    20 3 Reuter The Australian trade minister, Mr. John Mcl v. ill have for Washington I next week for important
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    Lock icon BEAUTY SEEKING ADMIRING MILLIONAIRES' ARRESTED
    12 3 Reuter \j\ >i,i > eautjp queen, Doml mllllonaii
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      227 3 _A A man's love of old clothes is based on a D, tradition of good tailoring and fine cloth. -V' No man likes parting with a fine article, but he owes it to his position, his friends ond his wife thot he does not olways oppear JJ, m a vintage
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  • The Singapore Free Press Saturday. March 28. 1959
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      Still not united
      284 4 'rilE unined Western policy A vis-a-vis Russia wnicn Mr. Macmihan promised would be fortncoming alter his diplomatic torn 01 Pans. Bonn and Wasnington appears, regrettably, to be almost -as far off as ever. Tiie British Premier has been aule to ••sell" the idea of a summit conference
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    Lock icon DOPE RING CROWS OWN MARIJUANA
    517 4 MIGUEL MARABUT REPORTS FROM MANILA V| ARIJUANA is being iTI grown on farms m the central part of the Philippine Islands and distributed extensively throughout the entire archipelago, according to the police m Manila. Brig.-Gen. Isagani Campo, Philippine constabulary chief, has ordered a thorough investigation
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    BY THE WAY
    100 4  -  Beachcomber JNTIL I unce saw. m Venice < where Rhori< born), a plaque commetin« the inventor of of Statistics, I i the covery to the Carian us '>! Halicarnassus Annual published by tl cry full ol Who will not v ttith ox- t on the hai risen
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    Driving teachers put in a good word for Sinapore's testers
    277 5 Driving teachers put in a good word for Sinapore's testers I||KIVING instructors In SinI gapore, while agreeing that I R, L Lambert, principal of I bert'a Driving School, had •v a useful purpose m tilating criticisms of drivtesters, tended m inters with the Free Press to port Police Secretary Mr.
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    Spore student writing guide to Australia
    228 5 AN engineering student from Singapore, Feng Eh Chang, who has been five years m Australia, is writing a book as a guide to Malayan and Bornean students who want to study m Australia. Feng is writing the book m Chinese lor publication m Singapore.
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    Easing that, bottleneck
    72 5 Tin Blngaporc Rural Board l»*s approved tho con striictlon of Hnh '"><i from Boundarj Road to ingoon Garden Estati to <-:»sr the Vio Chi Rani i iraflh bottlenci k X i^ proposrd that Boundarj ic«'.. ,m«l Jalan rech ihould widened and extended t«» run Into «>manother, tims
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    Indian film director says 'No'
    136 5 Indian film director says 'No' WELL-KNOWN Indian woman film director and producer, Shobhana Samarth, who is now In Singapore, i.s being Hood ed with requests from Indian and Chinese girls here for work m her latest production "Chhabili." A veteran actress she made her debut m 1934 Mrs. Samarth told
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    No mail delivery
    12 5 will be no i> delivery m Singapore on Monday.
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      297 6 \Wmm -I>orn today I I> jrou a real h You want to be on i X the time and i travelling J jrou can travel! You are an opt I! mv even if today ft p, n and cloudy you can aiv ward to a sunny torn You are inten
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      BRAVE GENERAL IS THE DANGER
      623 1  - BRA VE GENERAL IS THE DANGER ALLAN LEWIS -by U'ITII Downing Street and Grand Coup out <>f the Hunter Memorial Stakes it loses quite a l"t of interest, but from i spectator's point of view this should still be an interesting race. < <maff will start favourite alter his second
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      142 1 Saturday, March 28, 1959. THE FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL I »M«OK "•LAY MAIL STAHDARD "A«™NG ALLAN LEWIS TKFSI'ASSFR vt>nt\+* ">'•>>•'■<• CMIW I'O.NHK lEO BCR.T.NKKR KWUUM Rare 1. SIHIU WIIISTI.E OI.NKI M D NKI M IMnkun. s, v Bclttr NmtMto Dh.kum SWKET DREAM NKVKUBKTTKB «U. <II AMU I
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      PROBABLE STARTERS AND RIDERS
      1054 2 RACE 1—2.00: CLASS 1, DIV. 3—6 FURS. 1. ***** NEVER BETTER syr. chain Ui.Y. Thaim Yung 9.00 Dragon 2. 893 HI \MIM 4yr. orirg <LKT Stable* Hobi 8.12 l-'runkliu 3. 454<il DINKI M syr. ehag iLim Stable) Mai tin »11 4 ***** Tllfc OBKA syr. chirg
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      TRACK
      278 2 Nl *»X HMllli v Qd to Din MI AMI M pttMd With 31 J 15 tine; 25-3-,:. m Div. J-6p JW£si S a THE COBI Q Eighth m 1). GALLANT I Mli K.,r 5 59-Course g, J mile race. n GRAM) CHANCELLOR 11 m Div. 2— mih BIRD NOTI
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      176 2 Farina links line with luxury for you t St\led by Farina of Italy, mentor of fatbits m ctl I o^w the new 15 60 combines exquisite line \uth luxury Aand the technical excellence »>i \\olw!c> engineering v ->X Sleek >ct capacious, switt yet economical this ,1 «A fascinating lure Wolseley
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  • SATURDAY Magazine
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      7 1 SATURDAY Magazine Singapore. Saturday, March 28, 1959.
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      Run- and men are so pleased
      799 1  -  LUCY HUANG by THIS year's Mobile Gas Kconoim Hun, which lnU'd m Kuala Lumpur ;it one minute |>;isl midnight this morning, is somewhai dis pointing from one aspect. 1 lure are < nlv two women con hints and both of them are dm its.
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      Took to racing because motors intrigued her
      267 1 out, I am driving with another co-driver." The only family team m last year's Run Is also missing. Mr.-.. Lorna Kulkarni. who had been a driver, and her two daughi Leela and Shanta. navigators. expre their regTet and disappointment at not being able
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      Life in Moscow can be fun you are if rich
      1397 2  - Life in Moscow can be fun you are if rich CHARL A JOURNALIST WHO ACCOMPANIED MACMILLAN TO RUSSIA GIVES HIS IMPRESSION By IMF COUNTRY UER name was Lenna. short and lovely. She had a io the back of her head. Her voice was son. her i me their colour, because
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      Children often mend broken marriages
      482 2  - Children often mend broken marriages JOY MATTHEWS By RECENTLY a millionaire re-married his former wife. Howard Samuel, 1V rich property owner, was married for 14 years; divorced tor four months. But during these four months he visited his ex-wife In her country cottage. No feuding. No fussing. No fighting. And
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      MOSCOW GIRLS PLAY BANDORE
      39 2 MOSCOW GIRLS PLAY BANDORE I BELOW: STUDENTS C of the Moscow Con- E servatoire perform- ing on the bandore. Every Republic m Russia has its own i Conservatoire whose 5 students can study S all aspects of rr>usic. HIIHF
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      The shops are dreary places to visitor from the West
      31 3 The shops are dreary places to visitor from the West only thai I n In V rom 9 1 1 THE SHOPS I o 1 till,;' Ihe wro He Wli- I
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    • THE NEW FILMS
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        Harror hard to capture
        144 4 FILM WITH COLOUR AND DRAMA BUT PERHAPS TOO MUCH COLOUR TO me "The Journey", the M-G-M picture which I had so eagerly awaited, turned out t i be something resembling an antique mirror. It was beautiful m design llcntly put toner, but its reflection of life
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        Stranded party
        129 4 The stark horror of those days is hard to capture but it is even more difficult to retain when shot m colour and burdened by an incipient love story. To get all "his characters neatly together from the very beginning, the author introduces them to the audience when
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        Bus is Stopped
        112 4 When almost on the frontier the bus is stopped and the commander of a Russian tank unit, Major Suvrov (Yul Brynner) informs them that their passes are not m order puts them under what is virtually house arrest m the hotel In which he dines every night
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        Happy ending
        80 4 Ju make things ovon more complicated Major Buvrov begins to Fall m love with Lady •imoro ;uui all this to the accompaniment oi lie snipping by the Freedom Fighters. This Him has both colour and drama. Porps it has too much colour, for although Yul excellent as the
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        THIS iS DISHONEST BUT IT'S PROPAGANDA AT ITS BEST
        305 4 r PHE best criticism of 'Blitzkreig" comes during the film itself In an introduction by Lt.-Gen. Sir Brian Horrocks who fought against the Germans on many fronts. He makes the point that this is a collection of German documentary films strung
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        Yul wants an autograph the Queen's
        146 4 Yul wants an autograph the Queen's Vfl'L Brynner. the man X who invented the b. ild, bold look, sat m the. lounge of London's (In. ridge's Hotel and talked about a Most Important Simiiture that is still mining from hli autograph collection. i\u ngiimtor« i Ufa hrtli K. a "I
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      fORM of all TODAY'S RUNNERS
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    • FREE PRESS RACE SPECIAL
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        RACE BY RACE REVIEW OF TODAY'S PROSPECTS
        1229 6  -  ALLAN LEWIS B £t THE EXTRA DISTANCE Gl. 1, Div. 1-9 F. J 111 NTEB MEMORIAL Si \K» > WITH (irand CoOf and Downing Street non starters m the Hunter Memorial Stakes (Grand Coup did not accept yesterday and Downing Street will be
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        Marigold is still best
        262 6 Class l. Division I—6 Furs. f 1 SKi: no reason to chant;*' my mind about the i 1 ehttßeei ot Marigold m today's main CUM 1 J sprint because he did not start on Wednesday. lie may be better off for missing that race and J
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        ST. VITUS SHOULD DO BETTER TODAY...
        182 6 Class 1, Division 2— 6 Furs. <* QT. VITUS, fifth behind Tudor Wonder the second day. J la my selection for the Class 1 Div. 2 6F. race. St. j Vitua drops 2 lb. J -i Silver Mistress, who missed her first engagement, is
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        DROP OF 4LB. POINTS TO SILVER MISTRESS
        166 6 Class 1, Division 3 6 Furs. 011-VER WHISTLE gave notice of an early win when he I finished sixth behind Dinkum on Wednesday. Slowly away m that race, he now drops 4 lb and should win. Dinkum, Wednesday's winner, gets 8 lb penalty
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        CAN TRAINER HOBBS GET HIS 'NURSERY' HAT-TRICK?
        116 6 CAN TRAINER HOBBS GET HIS 'NURSERY' HAT-TRICK? X M'RSRRY STARES (.KUFINS— S ,F 4 THE Nursery stakes for two-year-olds Imported under rhf Singapore furl Club's yemlinn scheme vu lot of li Ml Movs trained by Daniels and probably ridden by ♦V. i inn- Choke 'another Hoi nd probably .mi, and
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      FREE WATER IN THE RURAL AREAS COST
      164 7 FREE WATER IN THE RURAL AREAS COST $500,000 LAST YEAR T M tJ?2e!^~ *E*J B oa«i spent nearly about $1,200 a day—last year m "PlWnf free water through 612 public siand 1 l A People llvlllg m the rural ar eas. A Rural Board spokesman said the cost of supplying
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      Rain makes it quiet Easter
      207 7 Rain makes it quiet Easter m U.K.: Rushon Continentm BRITAIN'S Easter holiday got off to a quiet I# start yesterday after rain fell In London and over much of England. m Trailic on main roads leading out of London was reported to be 'unusually light" 1 tor a Bank Holiday.
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      POLICE READY TO HANDLE CHENG BENG TRAFFIC
      88 7 rHE Singapore Traffic Police have mad' .special arrangements to cope with extra traffic con < ',\na on cemeteries during the Cheng Beng f< sti\ Muni today to Hpril 12. A one way traffic system will be enforced withir Bukit Brown cem< tery aiid
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      SINGAPORE HIGH TIDES
      47 7 'l'Oim 1.28 pin TOMORROW: 1.21 r m and 2.20 p.m. MONDAY: :*.oo a m and 3.19 i> m. III.MI.W: Ml a.m .nui 1.27 p.m. WEDNESDAY I a.m. and 6.10 p.m. THURSDAY: 1 II a.m and 8.01 p.m. I RIDAI 0 a.m, and Mill pin
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      Talent quest dancer
      123 7 I l^jj HPHE All-Singapore Talent 1 Quest at the Badminton Hall tomorrow and on Monday will feature ;i number of top singers :t ti <| musicians who will appear as guest stars, iin Include Suroma Bat tarcharjee (above) who will perform Indian clas sical dances, Rahim Ma
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      SINGAPORE RADIO
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      Father Mole-Cricket ROYAL ASTROLOGER GOES TO WAR
      601 8 Father Mole-Cricket ROYAL ASTROLOGER GOES TO WAR THE STORY SO FAR TIIF. Emperor of the Distant Mountains declares war on Emperor Indent Maya so the latter summons Father Mole- mket, the Royal Astrologer and orders him to accompany him to the war and to bring his son, Master Mole -f
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      JUNIOR CROSSWORD
      190 8 fLI is across.— 3, The largest musical instrument plucked by hand. 6, Sharp shoot of a tree or shrub. 7. Honilon is famous for it. 9. 'Trophy" for which England and Australia compete. 11. Bashful or retir--12, Fruit consisting of a kernel enclosed m a hard shell. 14,
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        WINNERS
        333 8 rplIE winners o! laot week's colour-in contest (each of whom will receive a $5 prize In due course) are as follows: Miss Goh Quce Lay U3>. 10-i4 Ann Siany Road, Singapore I. Miss Jam yah bt. To (8). Botanic Gardens Quarters, Singapore 10. Master Tim Koh (12), Block 52.
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      CHILDREN'S PAGE
      5 8 A colour-in contest
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      With prizes for you!
      231 8 POCKET-MONEY prizes are offered for colourIng this scene with paints, crayons or chalks. rhere are foot priies offered each of $5 (two for boys and two for girls). All you have to do is to set to work to brighten up the sketch, then fill m
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        180 8 <>< < > 1 1 r >t■• i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 <l>l 1 1 4 1 ■i(i n 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 ■i 1 1 1 1 1 ■i<•■ i ''I I Rupert and the Fire Bird rHIMMIIIMIinlllMIIIIIMHIIIHMMIIHIIIIIHIttllllUHIItllllllUIIIIIH"'""""
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        170 9 TRIPLETS You cannof afford to take a chance with any Iff bab> BUT when it means rearing IHREE all at the iSf*^ JF same time you must be certain Ahmad Ilial is why Mr. Mrs Isa bin Ahmad chose I "KKil-.N lor their babies and as tacts speak J& fe^.
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        447 9 TOMORROW'S CHURCH fur to 111 IU II CM t M.I. AND I m \nii ithedral: 7.00 Holy Communion; 8.00 a.m Hh > iiiiiiiui.inii; 9.30 a.m. A hool; 9.30 a.m. M 4 crvice; 11 v.m. Morning H 12 noon Holy Commu- 6 p.m. Evenso: IfH Hilda's Church, Katong 1 |H i
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        437 9 ANNOUNCEMENTS httreh of Our lady Nativity (t'pper Seiangoon) M mon 6 a.m., 7.15 am. and 8.30 a.m.. Mass and Benediction 5.30 p.m. Kingsmead Hall, (Victoria Park), Jesuit Fathers; (Sundays); 7 a.m.. 8 a.m., 9 a.m.; (Weekdays) 6.30 am 7 I m uunr iu\ chukchii ChSreh of Christ The King (Tanrlln):
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        137 9 ravtolori \tmur), Ifmaia— <'u,(i«-n EsUlt 815 a m sunW School; y.;jo a.m. Woi hip to Lavish; 10.45 a.m WoJ lap In Mandarin-Hokkien. N«-mliuua.i R Sunda* s, h )(O Nrmehu Avenue): 0 m Sunday School. hi mi ida H Bra* BMSIi lull 8 SQ m Breaking ol Bread; 9 no a.m
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        122 9 a m Breaking of Bread; 930 a m. Ministry, Mr chu Kirn Hui m aunda School; p m 1 Ser\i< c. Mi E rampton Chinese (iospcl Hall S <hu Kane) 8 am.. Break! Bread; 4 90 p.m. Sunday k< hool 6 p.m. Gu i pel Service. Qatpel Hall, f.uiong 29:
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        105 9 Koad): 10 m Holiness Meeting; 3 pm Sunday School. i> iv ■alvatlon Meeting < utial I arpi <207 Irrnr n ceau Avenue): 10 a.m Holl Meetlnp; 6 p.m Salvation M lag SYRIAN Mai lhoma Syrian Church: m Divine Service; 11 am Sunday, School: 4.30 pm Even Ing Service. HIM (111
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        129 9 10 lb am Baptist (hui<h (43 Tras 9 is a m Sundd (Chinese). 1030 am Worship (Cantonese >, 830 pm bund.iy School 'Fn« 430 p m V. ship (Ei < -lvar> Baptist hurrh (41 Wan Tho Avroue): 94, i m Sunoaj p. hooJ (Chlni SngUah: ll a.m Worship (Enailth) Baptist
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        85 10 NEW features put the NL t V^^v I<i tJI JIl v Ik NEW < olculotor diols NfW cosi| y read figures. NEW volues window. Price: NEW Weston rating window. $78.00 PLUS the fcotufCS which have made the Weston ,m, v Master the world's most favoured exposure meter, li pore; pROM
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        98 10 j^v /fi9 ftm f^^^Sl C^^SA /2d y^k S^fl I^^ /S^^ /Mm J^m lU I^K l^m I^K '^^^F /^l f f-^K X I^^m Heart becomes two wrestlers THE winner was Jimmy Lim, 19-F, Kampong Eunos. Singapore 14, who produced these wrestlers from the heart shape given last week. Runner-up was Tan
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        648 10 FLOOD OF ENTRIES 0 "^l IT is amazing what tan be •1 done with a heart! It v certainly captured your //yy^iL. J&K imagination, for never be- d§Sy\ 1 >o^ jf fore have I received so AT^vA •''ir-*^s\^\ •^J*^ W many pictures m Quit //^^i^^^""^ s^^ f sJr Three. /f/^sY\\
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      TAKE COUAG IN THE MAIN RACE
      1144 11 HH \G is my choice for the Hunter Metorial Stakes, main ace at Bukit Timah iis afternoon. A safe bet is Polly lipper m Race Four. foile Monitor won so onvincingly the second ay that he must be iken again m Race ive. I
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        137 11 For your Jfßß^. C INI \J EX 4k nail ft this weeh and every weeh! A "h March 27 issue has great features: I^B X, Malaya's BB 2 pages of pin-ups Ava Gardner's 3 facet f ...WHICH IS THE REAL AVA? 1 M \3 •Oo Martians Exist? Hugh mabbett V
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      EASTER SOCCER SHOCKS FOR THE CUP FINALISTS
      88 12 EASTER SOCCER SHOCKS FOR THE CUP FINALISTS Man. United top league >rOTTINGHAM FOREST and Luton Town, the teams who clash In the 1 final of the Football Xssociation Cup, were both beaten yesterday m league fixtures during England's Good Friday soccer programme. FOREST LOST 3-0 AT BLACKBURN, AND LUTON WERE
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      One point ahead of Wolves
      148 12 Ihe United now hold a one-point lead over Wolverhampton Wanderers, who were without a game yesterday. But the Wolves must remain favourites to retain the championship, as they have two games m hand. The Manchester Club's win thrilled a 50,000 crowd. Inside-forwards. Denis Viollet and
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      161 12 LEAGUE ONE Blackburn R. S Nottham F. 0 Blackpool 5 Chelsea 0 Bolton 3 Leicester 3 Burnley 1 Preston 0 I uton 0 Everton 1 Manchester I. 6 Portsmouth 1 Tottenham 3 Aston 2 West Ham 3 Newcastle 0 LEAGUE TWO Bristol C. 3 Ipswich 0 Fulham 6 Sheffield
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      Lock icon Best side
      98 12 Fulham, at last injuryfree, were able to field the best side, and they celebrated m fine style. Jimmy Hill, bearded inside-for-ward, led the scorers with a hat-triek his first league goals of the season. Billy Liddell. 37-year-old Scottish international, recalled to Liverpool's team, got two goals m his
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      W. INDIES TOUR
      48 12 West Indies Cricket Board of Control have announced details of M.C.C.'s 1959-1960 tour. Five Tests will be played as follows: Bridgetown, Barbados January 6-12; Port of Spain January 15-21; Kingston, Jamaica, February 10-16; Georgetown British Guiana March 2-8; and Port of Spain March 25-31. Reuter.
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      118 12 British Rugby matches RESULTS of yesterday* British Rugby Union matches were: Bridgwater and Albion 12. Oxford 0; Notts 5, Saracens 6; Penarth G, Barbarians 6; Redruth 11, St. Mary's Hospital 3; Taunton 6, Old Millhillians 8; Truro 10, Old Paulines 17; Weston Super Mare 6, Moseley 12. Aberavon 15, Devonport
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      Lock icon Crash marks safari start
      109 12 A COLLISION between a speeding Peugot 403 and a herd of impala marred the start of the tough 2.200-mile East African Voromation Safari, which began m heavy rain at dawn yesterday m Nairobi. The car, driven by Charles Little and Z. Nowivi of Tanganyika, skidded to
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      23 12 In the international youth soccer tournament In Bulgaria yesterday, Italy b< at Turkey 4-0 and Greece bJ-at Rumania 1 -0.- Reuter
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      Japan begin well in world T-tennis
      161 12 Japan begin well in world T-tennis JAPAN, the holders J and favouritea for the Bwaythlins and Corbillon Cup s. showed their mastery on the opening day of the world table tennis championships m Dortmund, West Germany. They won twice m both the men's and women's events. While the Japanese showed
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      Lock icon ITALIAN FIRST AT HERNE HILL
      96 12 ITALY'S world champion Valentina Gasparclla won the "champions of champions" 1,000 metres sprint cycle race at Herne Hill, London, yesterday. He covered the last 220 yards m 12.3 sec. to beat Karl Barton (England) by half a length. Lloyd Binch, the English champion, was third
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      Lock icon MARSHAL PIL RUNS TODAY
      76 12 Thirteen probable runners and jockeys for the Ro*eberj stakes to be run over or.i mile two furlongs at Kemp ton Park today are: Huguenot <E. Mewed Empire Way (J. Limb), Aid medes (J. Mercer) Trimrce (S. Clay torn. Red Letter »A Breasley or D. Smith) Ro
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