The Singapore Free Press, 25 January 1960

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    OPINION Another drive by SATA
    13 1 OPINION Another drive by SATA I 1 i by 1 I I tuber-
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    TALKING POINT
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    Troops fly to Algiers after 19 die
    502 1 ARMED EXTREMISTS MAN BARRICADES IN RIOT-TORN CITY Lrrave, says r rentier: ue Gaulle m midnight talks l>™ ALGIERS, Monday. Y KM reinforcements took up positions outside Algiers late last night as diehard opponents of the French Government stood by the barricades where 19
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    Lock icon Lee at leather institute
    93 1 PREMIER CONTINUES INDONESIA TOUR The Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, his wife and members of his party at a leather research institute m Jogjakarta during the weekend. During his tour of Central Java, the Premier also inspected ancient Hindu temples and modern silver workshops
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    Lock icon Trapped miners: Rescue bid held up
    203 1 Trapped miners: Rescue bid held up COALBROOK. Orange Free State, Mon.— A severe storm last night stopped rescue work at the Clydesdale mine for the second time, as sand clogged a high-speed diamond drill, rushed here from 300 miles away to bore a hole down to the 440 miners entombed
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    WHY NOT FORM A WALKING CLUB,..AND TREK TO THAILAND?'
    254 1 WHY NOT FORM A WALKING CLUB,.. AND TREK TO THAILAND?' U'HEN Gulam Hussain, lf 18, entered for the Free Press Walk yesrday he made a suggestion which he hopes will interest others contesting the 14^, -mile hike on Sunday, Feb. 28. This Pakistani student, the 33rd person to finish m
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    New search for missing Auster men
    128 1 K. LUMPUR, Mon. The search for the missing army Auster. lost on a trip from Gemas to Seremban last Wednesday, entered its fifth day this morning with Malayan Royal Air Force, RAF and army planes making an early start. Army sources denied this morning
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    Shop burgled
    23 1 Thieves broke into a provision shop m Circular Road, Singapore yesterday afternoon and got away with cash and provisions worth $6,805.
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    SEVENTH MINISTER JOINS TENGKU'S PARTY
    226 1 lirELLINGTON, Mon.— The TT Malayan Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahm-an and his party last night had their first experience of what a really gusty Wellington wind could be like. The appellation, "Windy Wellington," was more than confirmed at 10 p.m. last night when a blustering
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    9 Policemen die in mob riots
    171 1 RAIDS ON ILLICIT STILLS RESISTED DURBAN, Monday. A RAGING mob of Africans hacked and stoned nine policemen to death at Cato Manor, African township near here, last night when they almost annihilated a police party of 13. The nine killed five nonwhite and four
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    K.L. weights for 2nd. day
    55 1 STOP PRESS n m i h. II- I I i I If II, \ln \lu in < < I 1 \U\ I V., Ml II I Si i I i tn THIRD DAY i»i\ l i i.t Latitj i i 1 1 mi K i
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      31 1 Pagre India Day special 5-8 Cultural dancing 10-11 Johore news 3 Women's section 12 Cartoons 12 Your lucky star 12 Singapore footlights 13 K.L. race-finish photos 15 Other overseas cables 16
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    Lock icon NASUTION'S WARNING ON 'SUBVERSION9
    346 2 NASUTION'S WARNING ON 'SUBVERSION 9 *< real iii «4 economic panic* m H.I. JAKARTA, Mon— The Indonesian Defence Minister and Army Chief of Staff, Lieutenant General Abdul Haris Nasution, said subversive political elements were causing economic panic m the Republic, news agencies reported. The general was speaking to a conference
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    Lock icon Japanese tender for 16 R.I. ships
    106 2 JAKARTA, Monday. rp\VENTY-ONE Japanese shipyards were repre- sented here when the Indonesian Government called for tenders for the building of 16 ships. The Government wants three cargo ships of 10,000 tons, three cargo-passenger ships of 5.000 tons, two oil tankers of 1,500 tons, six
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    CITY LIGHTS
    23 2 aont tntnK. sister, we should worry unduly about the jumpiness of his chart iust now —after all he is a stockbroker
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    Lock icon UN talks on aid to Africa
    250 2 UN talks on aid to Africa rpANGIER, Mon.—Ways of A speeding Africa's economic development will be the! main topic of discussion at the two-week second session ol the United Nations Econo- i mic Commission for Africa (.E.C.Aj opening here tomorrow. The two-year-old Commission, which held its first session a year
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    Lock icon Gold rush" in UK
    34 2 NORFOLK (England^. Mon. i A minor gold rush here has resulted from unearthing of six gold coins on the local j beaches following unusually high tides and cliff falls. Reuter
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    FIRST TRUST FUND
    13 2 Managers' selling price today $1.14 xd, buying price $1.09 xd.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    78 2 SHIPS IN PORT Ships lying alongside the Singapore Hatoour Board wharves or expected today are: Myrmidon 1/2. Gekko Maru 4/5, Okhla 6A, Lica Maersic 6/7. Madras Maru 8/9, Abbekerk 10/11. Bogola 13/14. State of Saurashtra 15/16, Eve.glory 18. Yukikawa Maru 19, TOOg Kian N. Wall 2. Sletter N. Wall 4,
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    Overseas experts aid Indonesia
    47 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Twenty- j four Japanese forestry experts will start a survey of the tim- ber resources of the Balikpapan and Tarakan areas of Eastern Borneo next month. Soviet mining experts here started a survey of phosphate deposits m Semarang. North Java.— Reuter.
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    Plant expanding
    26 2 SOUTHAMPTON. Mon. The International Synthetic Rubber Co. have started to expand the annual capacity of their Hythe plant from 70,000 tons to 90.000 tons.
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    Lock icon WORLD TRADE MISSION TO VISIT STORE
    108 2 WORLD TRADE MISSION TO VISIT STORE SAN FRANCISCO, Mon.— The San Francisco branch of I the World Trade Association 1 today announced that its plans for the fourth annual business development tour of j Asian countries this year I will include a two-day visit to Singapore and a one-day visit
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    Lock icon GAIT MEETING
    19 2 GENEVA, Mon.— The meetj ing of the expansion and trade committee of GATT opens here today.— Reuter
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    POP -Cashiered
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    Lock icon HARVEST FLOP SHAKE-UP
    162 2 HARVEST FLOP SHAKE-UP MOSCOW, Mon. Communist Party leaders m Kazakhstan have begun a sweeping reorganisation to prevent a recurrence of last years Harvesting failures which brought a public rebuke from Mr. Khrushchev and the fall of the Kazakh Party chief. Mr. Dimash Kunayev, new Kazakh Party first secretary, told a
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    Lock icon SHIP ADRIFT
    29 2 TOKYO, Mon.—A sinking Japanese freighter, the 4,882--ton Shinwa Maru. has been abandoned and left to drift while the owners decided what might be done to save Reuter
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    MALAYAN SHARE MARKET
    883 2 SINGAPORE. SATURDAY. INDUSTRIALS Yesterday Alfi Bricks Prer 1.75 IS Oris. 2.23 .0 Atlas Ice I! JO Buyers 8.B. Petrol 59 61 B.M. Trustees 525 525 rf ort. Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19 Ords 50 6 51 Federal Dispensary l.ltVa 1.17 fiizpatricks 1.17 1.18 Fraser Neave Pref. 4
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    700,000 needed for homes
    57 3 .0 WELFARE BODY fls TO HOUSE 200 ME AGED FOLKS lOHOKE BAHRI, Monday. gtatc Welfare Committee will ,u homes for the aged to accommodates al a cost of about $700,000. ked the Lotteries Board 10.000 to meet the cost of The Board has already provided the
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    EW CAMP SITE ON ISLAND
    6 3 EW CAMP SITE ON ISLAND B
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    Anti-Diphtheria drive on
    85 3 Anti-Diphtheria drive on JOHORE BAHRU. Mon.— A .inti-diphtheria immunisation of children is now g on m the Tampoi area. Tnc children treated are above six months and up to 12 UL Today, the children will be d at the Malay boys and at Pengkalen Ing and Kangpong Pasir. Tomorrow they
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    Sultan to visit kampongs
    71 3 Sultan to visit kampongs JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. Sultan of Johore, Sir .11. plans to visit as many districts and kampongs throughout the State after his coronation on Feb. 10. District and kampong committees are now busy preparing programmes to mark the J visit. In Johore Bahxu. the celebrations will be
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    300,000 workers given benefit scheme
    778 3  - 300,000 workers given benefit scheme Mark Foenander LO WNJ H v El npHE Johore State Dix vision of the Malayan Trade Union Congress continues steadily to improve local labour conditions and to promote economic and social stability. The Division has accepted m principle the Malayan Trade Union group insurance benefit
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    Nurse back
    16 3 STAFF Nurse Miss Bhanumathi Piilal. of the Singapore General Hospital, has returned from Austra-
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    JB police keep close watch to curb crime
    143 3 JB police keep close watch to curb crime TOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Police here are keeping a round-the-clock vigil to curb secret society activities and small-time robberies m the State. A Police spokesman told the Free Press yesterday that with only three days to go before the Chinese New Year there
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    40 3 HCture. Mr. and Mrs. Aw Tiong Kang after their wedding m Singapore during the weekend. The bridegroom is a contractor's assistant. The bride, formerly Miss Tan Mvi Lee, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Men? Kirn. Free Press
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    Lock icon Talk on credit
    18 3 LONDON, Mon.— Britain Is introducing the "call nowpay later" telephone scheme on March I.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Now praise for Aucliinleck
    51 3 LONDON, Mon. Field Marshall Sir Claude Auchinleck. displaced British commander m North Africa m World Waj 11, was the man most responsible for turning retreat into counter-attack, the latest volume of Britain's official war history said. The third volume covers the Mediterranean and the Middle East.
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    SPEECH CONTEST
    141 3 Any combination of four languages to be used AN inter-school bilingual speech contest is being sponsored by the Chinese V.M.C.A., Singapore, to be held on Feb. 27 at 2.30 p.m. at South Pier. There will be two sections: senior open to all students from, recognised schools, 16 years
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    SATA Chinese New Year party
    63 3 The Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association is giving a Chinese New Year party at l p.m. for the parents and children of 500 destitute pa- tients attending its clinic for treatment. It will be held at i the welfare centre attached to the clinic. The Standard Vacuum
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    Another treat for children
    42 3 Another treat for children The Hans Andersen Club. Singapore, will entertain more than 2,000 children at the Great World Amusement Park on Feb. 6. The club gave a treat to 250 underprivileged children at the SVC hall m Beach Road on Saturday.
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      276 3 Send m your entry now ENTRY FORM The Free Press Walk E (m full) (Print clearly m capital letters) Identity Card No If you are a team member cross here Name of team Do you require transport to the starting point at Woodlands? (see below) oup JUNIOR. Qualifying age H-20
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      266 3 A 6 valve radio m .i handvmie. highly polished wooden cabinet that will be I source of constant joy DO its proud owner. Singapore $250 STOKVIS (MALAYA) LIMITED. Mostly Air-Conditioned Rooms I*k ~v Centrol, oil rooms botK attached with W/^y hot and cold running water, delightfully < furnished with telephone,
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    Lock icon IS NEPAL FRONTIER NEXT TARGET?
    704 4 By ADRIENNE FARRELL KATMANDU (Ne1Y pal).— The Chinese are continuing their military buildup all along the Himalayan border. Political observers here fear that the small Nepalese feudal state of Mustang may become a trouble spot when the snows melt m the Spring. Geographically, historically, racially
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    Lock icon Low cancer rate in rural areas
    83 4 SAN FRANCISCO. Nonsmokers who live m the country have the best chance to avoid dying of lung cancer, according to Dr. Richard A. Pringle, chief of the air pollution medical programme for the U.S. Public Health Service. Dr. Pringle told the University of California
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    A vulgarian who lusted for glory
    1254 4  - A vulgarian who lusted for glory RICHARD ROVERE HE BELCHED AND BURPED IN PUBLIC The man who panicked a nation— ll By SENATOR MCCARTHY T DOUBT very much if power m the sense of office, authority, control seemed terribly important to the late Senator McCarthy. He revealed no lust or
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    Turning point now in Kerala State
    227 4 Turning point now in Kerala State By K. K. KURIAN rpRIVANDRUM. UnA expected close cooperation among opposition forces has increased the possibility of a Communist defeat m the February 1 Kerala elections. Last year, the Congress Party, the Muslim League and the Praja (People's) Socialist Party banded together for a
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      637 4 Jp F^ CLASSIFIED ADS. DEATH 20 »*rds (minimum). MADAM TSEU NVUK MOI. wife Of Mr. Seah Yun L. on*;, passed away on 2« t 60. at 20 Jalan k ior Bldadarl p.m. tort AT YOUR SERVICE Word, yj i Vm. ,—Hox S0 cts. extra SELF-DRIVE CHAUFFEUR driven Tom Lvrrtine Co.
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      138 4 SINGAPORE RADIO P.M. 1.00 Programme sum- Sunset serenade; 6.53 Announcemary; 1.02 Melody market; 1.30 ments; 6.55 Singapore share The news; 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 market wport. Dlnu Upatti plays; 2.00 Close ?0Q newg ?1Q Newstalk; Schools' broadcast 4.10 Signa- 715 Quezon time; 7.30 Sing it ture tune; 4.13 Adventures m a
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      342 4 CLI'ES ACROSS tral Italy <3>. 1. This duck sounds like a way 4 f 5) penny h quite flt to live 5. T^e'lhip? l 5? S dc£iW go to 5- 22* cries> anagram) (9). the construction of this room 6 f 5 axe a moments shui-eye? 8. ImSS- bTTS^S' accom-
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  • INDIA REPUBLIC DAY FEATURE
    • REPUBLIC DAY OF INDIA
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        HANDICRAFTS COMING BACK INTO THEIR OWN
        2074 5  - HANDICRAFTS COMING BACK INTO THEIR OWN Kamladevi Chattopadhya -By I EXPRESSIONS THAT REVEAL GENIUS OF A PEOPLE [T may be said that the vitality of a people finds part, and a very important part, of its expression m the taste that is brought to bear on m akin g things
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      Railways are the life-blood of the five-year plans
      439 6  -  G.G. MIRCHANDANI BY AN important feature of India's massive second five year plan is the implicit recognition of the fact that without an adequate transportation system the plan itself cannot succeed. The key role of trans portation m the rapid growth of
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      ANCHAYAT-OLD FORM DEMOCRACY
      873 7 ANCHAYAT-OLD FORM DEMOCRACY of I i f I Tile judicial unit elected among the members ol the village Panchava: Is competent to try minor under the Indian dure C de and other ial and local laws. employs simple and y procedure for jsal of case>. But what is much more
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      LITERACY FOR ALL
      573 7 EVER since the dawn of independence there has been feverish activity m India m practically all fields of development. The country was unified ,inU later the boundaries •t .states redrawn. The new constitution was adopted and the five-year oian for economic development put into operation. This resulted
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      ROMANC IN THE AIR
      1280 8 WITH cosmic rockets flying m space and the possibility of man reaching the moon m not too distant future, any talk of the history of air transport m India appears unrealistic Yet it too is full of romance and adventure. While countries like the U.S.A. and
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      173 7 Indian Quality Product Live m new comfort with fine steel furniture! YOU get undreamed-of value from Khira steel furniture Its good-looks, comfort, strength and utility make it ideal for home and office. It costs little to buy —is easy to keep clean and lasts almost forever! Call at our showrooms
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    Prison laundries to expand
    249 9 q MiCHINERY TO n OSTALLED TO WITH DEMAND PORE'S prfeoa laundry business is to v oar to cope with increased j miinU h > Government hospitals. mo- m of the $831,000 which the ted for development of prispent on the laundry sec•:v firm a pa" mi
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    Crackers: 'spare hospitals' appeal
    228 9 Crackers 'spare hospitals' appeal THE Singapore police issued hundreds of posters during the weekend, warning the public not to let off nre crackers m hospital grounds during the Chinese New Year season, starting on Wednesday. Printed m four languages, the posters read: "HospitalNo Crackers Please." The posters are being put
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    T.T.C. PHYSICAL EDUCATION HEAD GETS JOB IN H.K.
    233 9 T.T.C. PHYSICAL EDUCA TION HEAD GETS JOB IN H.K. <r FHE head of the Singapore Teachers' Training A College's physical education department, Mr. Low Wing Kee, 33, has resigned to take up a similar job m Hong Kong. A Loughbrough College trained physical instructor, Mr. Low will become assistant director
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    A Dayak girl's dream comes true
    272 9  -  YONG PENG FROM TO MELBOURNE A 23-YEAR-OLD Dayak girl left the onestreet town of Yong Peng for the buzzing, teeming city of Melbourne last weekend. Miss Teresa Rumboyan, a nurse, has been offered a four-year scholarship at St. Austin's Hospital, Melbourne. The scholarship was
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    NEW CANCER DRUG: DOCTORS CAUTIOUS
    192 9 T EADING doctors m Singapore feel that it is still too early to assess the efficacy of the new drug Tretamine, m cancer treatment. They said this when commenting on a Reuter report that three doctors m London had used this drug to save the
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    $90 bonus for bus workers
    50 9 The Ponggol Bus Service Company will pay $90 bonus to each of its dally paid workers. Mr. Lim Joo Soo, manager of the company, said that agreement on this was reached yesterday after a meeting between the management and the Singapore Bus Workers 1 Union.
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      132 9 Y.W.C.A. (Raffles Quay): English conversation intermediate 9.15 a.m., advanced 10.15 a.m., beginners 11.15 a.m.; Katong Club crafts 4.30 p.m.; Makiy Civil Service Std. One 5 p.m. KAMALA CLUB: Sewing class 10 a.m. to 12 noon, 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. to 5 p.m.; embroidery class 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.,
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  • JAYCEE DANCE FEATURE
    • Dance Jubilee
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        PRESIDENT'S MESSAG
        166 10 T*HE presentation of "Dance Ju- bilee" is a cultural promotion of the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce, a civic and welfare service organisation generally known as "Jaycees." The aim of this promotion is to foster the interchange of culture from other countries, and at the same time provide
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        S'PORE TO SEE U.S. CULTURE GROUP
        319 10 Money for two worthy causes SINGAPORE will have an opportunity to see the "D an c c Jubilee" company demons t ra t c American dances m two shows at the Happy World Stadium from 8.00 p.m. on Jan. 30 and SI. The two
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        What's a Junior Chamber ?
        465 11 What's a Junior Chamber THE E OL UTION OF AMERICAN MUSIC AND DANCING THROUGH EIGHT DECADES OF ECONOMIC GROWTH JUNIOR Chamber i> a civic service organisation for \oung men between the aues of 21 and 4l>. inclusive. It is dedicated to two purpo>o: 1) Improvement and development of the communit
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        Presenting changing moods in the U.S.
        224 11 QANCE JUBILEE reMJ veals a facet of American culture during eight decades of economic growth and independence. The sparkling presentation unfolds the changing moods and manners of American music and dancing through the years. Headed by one of America's outstanding stage and television artists,
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      324 11 SHELL FILMS The Shell Film Unit was founded m 1933. Its documentary films are known throughout the world; more than 2,000 copies of current productions are distributed from England annually, and the majority are revoiced m up to a dozen languages. In Malaya, there are Shell Film libraries m Singapore
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      WHY WOMEN INSIST ON WEARING HIGH HEELS
      694 12  - WHY WOMEN INSIST ON WEARING HIGH HEELS MARY HAMPSON By I HAVE been investigating the Amazing Mystery of the Stiletto Heel. From now on, just call me Sherlock Holmes had nothing on me, except a magnifying glass and deerstalker. I can look at your feet and if you've got shoes
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      Hint on party etiquette
      155 12 ANEW book on party etiquette, "The Party Givers' Book' by Mary Gallatti. published by Souvenir Press, 255. gives these useful hints for the hostess: COLOUR m your clothes counts for a lot. Blue is enchanting, black impressive, pink fascinating, and mauve disturbing. If you want to
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      Over the shop
      49 12 LONDON. Mon- Alter honeymoon. L.ady Pa: Mountbatten. daughter Lord and Lady Mountba is going to live "over shop." The flat which she and husband. Mr. David H are preparing for them* is above the premises he uses for his interior decorator.--business m South E Place. Belgr^via.
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      685 12 BORN today you have -ar- for the storm clouds to pass. The tistic talent m the field leus >'°u do today the better! .f poetry and prose but also JBT^^JSfiSJfUS nave tne aitisuc tempera- ln lhe future even though you do ment to match and, unless not act on anything
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      rst nightclub job for ll-girl band
      21 13 rl band. The Blue Belles, iitclub entertainment it. writes MARGARET I I wiH'il I H
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      Money in the
      49 13 -y|R HENRY SHLREK. the impresario, is taking U bUy the news that Pamela has toed t'45.000 ($382,000) from her brother. We regard it as a windbut it won't make a I of difference," he Sherek be >o liberal an His own thearprises make him evilthy man.
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      Singapore songstress is big hit in Hong Kong
      263 13  -  KHOO YEOW TEE BY At ALAYAN-BORN singer Chi Lai, whose voice ITI has won her fame m Hong Kong m the last eight months, is back m Singapore to spend the Chinese New Year with her parents. The petite songstress was born
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      Prince Philip is to be 'Water Rat'
      167 13 Prince Philip is to be 'Water Rat' pRINCE PHILIP is to become a Water Rat. That is to say, a Companion of the Grand Order of Water Rats, the charitable association of British show business people. Mr. Arthur Scott, the King Rat. said; "We have been trying for three years
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      For Theatre Fund
      81 13 pROCEEDS from a recital to be given by the celebrated Czech violinist, Ladislav Jasek, will go to Singapore's National Theatre Fund. Sponsored by the University of Malaya Society, the recital will be held m the Victoria Theatre on Sunday, Feb. 7, at 8.45 p.m. There will be
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      DISCOIUMN THE MATHIS MAGIC IS HERE AGAIN
      388 13  - DISCOIUMN THE MATHIS MAGIC IS HERE AGAIN Jonathan by Russell JOHNNY MATHIS "More Greatest Hits." A certain smile, Call me. To be m love. Teacher, teacher, Stairway to the sea. Let's love. Someone. Very much m love, You are everything to me. Let it rain. The flame of love, ThU
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      The MUSIC QUIZ
      87 13 CORRECT entries to last week's Music Quit came m a flood. Jo Stafford's husband is Paul Weston. First name out of the hat was Mr. Koh Hin Kuan, 24, Joo Chiat Lane, Singapore, 15. The prize of two Philips EP records is on its way. This week
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      BADMINTON
      124 14 ULN M\RKS Erland Hops left Singapore on Saturday I ompete m the Paki>tun Open championships from Jan. r> to :;o. After the tournament the Dane will fly home to acclimatise" for the A l l 1 u^l.ind tournej. Kops will be back m June for the Malayan Open. POONC
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      CRICKET
      98 14 DAVID SMITH and Alt Willing*, the S.C.C. opening bowlers, are on leave. Harold Shepherd, for the past two years SCC skipper, has stepped down from this post but will .still play. BRIAN MARKS will lead the Singapore Recreation Club team this season. John Martens is vice-captain. Mentioned m the
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      Waterskiing
      84 14 BOBBY LIM rail out of gas —while piloting a 35 hppowered boat at Ibiru. To the rescue came Ronnie Sng who was cruising nearby. He supplied petrol for Bobby to return to Ponggol Point. MARGO Kuneman, fast improving, has achieved a 360 degree turn on the flying saucer. Bad
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      BILLIARDS
      22 14 'Everything Is at a standstill." says Mr. Lee Wing Kee. vice-president of the Singapore Billiards Association. General meeting is m February.
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      HOCKEY
      37 14 JRMER You Men's :ation and Singapore Gurnam Singh is VMSA m HOCKEY forward S. Thambyraj is a promising soccer goalkeeper. In the Government Services F.A. .jo a Police official said: *He should make the grade lpore.''
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      JUDO
      25 14 J.;do Club will •hruughout the Chi: president Mr. Sect Wee Swee. bers, I And. are interested m extra training at ly tln^< he said.
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      Swimming: Young racers in an April carnival
      111 14 ENTERED for the Chinese Swimming Club's junior carnival on April 23 are: BOYS: William Chew. Alex Chan. Tan Hoong Kee. Fong Kwok Jen. Peter Ho. Ng Chin Nam. Leong Wing Hunn. Ng Gok Leohg, David Hew. Lim Chwec Soon. Lo Seek Yue. Allan
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      CATCH OF THE WEEK...
      149 14  - CATCH OF THE WEEK MRS CHRISTINA LOKE -BY X MILTON Tan and his fishing party made a good haul at Horsburgh Lighthouse. The catch for the day numbered 84 fishes, which weighed more than 150 katis. But luck was with the lady of the group, for Mrs. Christina Loke landed
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      SHOOTING
      89 14 THE Gun Club's monthly snooting competitions usually consist of Single Rise (trap) Double Rise (trap) High Birds and Skeet. This year's Singapore Gun Club President is Mr. E I Henton who is himself a keen shot. Entrance fee to the Club is $15 and the monthly sub- scription is
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      CYCLING
      34 14 The year's programme will comprise 18 events ranging from 25 miles to more than 100 miles. First event is on Sunday I Feb. 14 with a 25-mile (twoup) time trial at Bukit Timah
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      SOCCER
      39 14 GOALKEEPER Wilfred Skinner and centre half Lee Kok Seng were absent when SAFA opened State training. Heavy duties kept them away, they said. Thirteen players attended j the first coaching session under Rahim Sattar and 11 the second.
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      Weight-lilting
      139 14 CHAY Weng Yew, first Sin- gaporean to win a point m the Olympic Games (Helsinki) has swapped the barbells for a tennis racket. He plays regularly at the General Hos- pital with wife Flora. With an eye on the Rome Olympics, lifters are working overtime at Evergreen Club. Tan
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      TENNIS
      69 14 Singapore Lawn Tennis Association meet soon to pick teams for the Chua Choon Leong Cup and the Federation versus Singapore clash at Kuala Lumpur. Fixtures will oe played on Feb. I?, 20 and 21, said Mr. Ong Swee Keng. SLTA secretary. Singapore are the holders of the Chua Cup.
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      SOFTBALL
      57 14 ANNUAL meeting to elect Singapore Softball League office-bearers for 1960 will be held tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. at the American Club. These names are proposed: Chairman: Dick Conlin. Dick Fahnestock and Bill Tellow. Treasurer: Dick Fox, Danny da Silva, Maxie da Silva. Secretary: Nick Bheem, Gus Fernandez and Bill
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      ATHLETICS
      46 14 TAN ENG YOON, Tan Soo Liat, Lim Jit Imm and Kesavan Soon can be seen at Farrer Park cinder track loosening their muscles for the coming athletic season. Hurdler Soo Liat has laid off for a season. Sprinter Jit Imm is back after 15 months.
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      BASKETBALL
      19 14 i^— Singapore Amateur Basketball Federation plans an exhibition m March. Proceeds will go to the National Theatre Fund.
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      Polo: More ponies are di from Australia this mont
      168 14 SINGAPORE Polo Club start the new season with 16 playing members a figure they hope to increase when more ponies arrive from Australia at the end of this month. Mr. R.G. Bennett (hajudicap 4 Is commencing his 10th season m Singapore,
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      MOTORING: THEY TEST THE GRAND PRIX COUR
      80 14 TiHREE Singapore motor cyclists rode over the Johon «»'<«^N f Prix course yesterday. They "wanted to get the feel ol ft." K. < W«i* i Ten«. ..ml \S'*ll urn macln trip Tl a ba Karim loukli (Vii i.Nori onus* Im Itthe nitv moves
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      SHELL CHAMPIONS GET THEIR PRIZES
      216 14 FINALISTS of four indoor games conducted by the Singapore Shell Sports Club late last year received their prizes from the club president, Mr. H. A. Eccles, at a tea party m Shell House. The winners and runners-up: TABLE-TENNIS: Singles —V. Rphman. Runner-up Tan Sim Koh.
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        74 14 K.O. victory for Brian BRIAN ISAAC last >< Singapore bantamweight champion, has started this season on the right foot. In the Singapore Infantry Regiment's recent competition he won the final by slopping L Cpl Majid m the first round. A SWEDISH boxu- ha> bee:: unsuccessfully charged with "ill treating" another.
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        GOLF
        68 14 Entries are now open at the 1 Royal Singapore Golt Club for members wishing to take part In the Day Trophy Competition beginning Feb. 6. A four-ball competr over 18 holes, the trophy was (presented by Mr. W. H. Day. ACS Ola Boys beat the Re>t 71 to 5*
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        TABLE TENNIS
        20 14 Singapore table tennis se- i cretary Mr. Choo Kwai Low 1 says that Asians now dominate the game.
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      Rugby: Top referee
      40 14 Rugby Top referee FLIGHT Lieutenant W H Buti former Penang Malaya (up ref r« m Singapore He is attached to thf v Auxiliary Air Force and will »w II years W\ He hopes to continue t<l Singapore during his stay.
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    AGBY HORSES TAKE THE EYE ON TRACK
    217 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS By OAGBY trained horses were the highlight m an otherwise quiet morning at Kuala Lumpur today. Class 4 performer Paladin (King) worked impressively when finishing U lengths m front of Indian Heather (Dragon) at the end of three m 37 3/5.
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    RACE FINISHES AT KUALA LUMPUR
    9 15 First Day^an^24^^^^^J Goinjf: Good.
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    31 15 Sidelines by The Rambler Eft SS%EILI I Li* TTJIRI tW l the to irom ;ured I 1 feuht iftt* is man H.ru. :ndcrland M\ I 1 D Winter tdinir ludoiph i
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    179 15 Thursday WEIGHTS for four races on Thursday are: Cl. 4, Div. 1. Abt. 7F: Forset-Me-Not II 9.00. Conquistador 8.13, Demarara 8.11, No Excuse 8.10, Carbon Paper 8.09 Mirophli B.CO. Quicksilver 8.09. Typhoon II 8.08, Signal Patrol 8.07, Gunong Rapat 8.06, Upper Ten 8.05. Canopus Star 8.04. Waterline 8.04,
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    Koreans reel in fighting S'pore rally
    385 15  -  VERITY GILL By Singapore 3; South Korea Z. r pyREE cheers for Singapore and I mean it. Tired or no, the Koreans took a beating. But more inspiring than the result is the manner m which Singapore achieved it. Oh yes. Singapore were subdued
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    INDIA STRUGGLE TO SAVE SERIES
    194 15 t CALCUTTA. Monday. the irst series? Its an uphill struggle. They are in a tight sterday's play and partly this is due to their own miss- h Foursomes Ed chances. India were dismissed for 194 shortly before lunch. By the close Australia had replied with
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    132 15 M Nmun C 4 a 1 4 nti here a case m pomt East opened after three passes One Spade. A response of Two Clubs made his hand look so he tried the effect of j Hearts: a simple chang? v.::, though not forcing m .mdard Bridge, is
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    SCOREBOARD
    131 15 INDIA Ist INNS. Kunderam b Mackay Contractor b Benaud 36 Roy c Grout b Davidson 33 Nadkarni c Davidson b lindwall 2 Kenny c Grout b Lindwall Gopinath b Benaud 39 Borde b Benaud 39 Ramchand b Davidson 12 Jaisimha not out 20 D«sai lbw Davidson 17 Patel run
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      THOMPSON IS THIRD
      134 15 MANILA, Mon. Frank Phillips. Australia, won the Philippine Open golf championship, with a final I 18-hole score of four under par 68. Second was Hsieh Yung Yo, Formosa, and third Peter Thompson, Australia. BOMBAY. Maharaja of Idar's Rose de Bahama won the Indian Oaks. TRIVANDRUM i Kerala
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      FIRST PLACE TO MERCEDES
      65 15 MONTE CARLO, Mon. Mercedes cars (220 S.E. type) and their German crews Aon the Charles Paroux Cup for the three nominated cars m addition to filling first three places m the Monte Carlo rally. D.K.W. (Germany) were second m the Charles Paroux competition and Ford (Britain)
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      Soccer results amended
      30 15 LONDON, Mon.—Amended results of U.K. soccer^ matches: SCOTTISH LEAGUE ONE. Dundee 0 Kilmarnock 4; Dunfermline 0 Rangers 5; Hibernian 5 Clyde 5: Partick 1 Motherwell 2.—Reuter. j
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      'C' MEDAL
      29 15 Lee Teck Seng won the "C" division medal at Royal Island Club on Saturday, with a score of 66. Ball sweep was won by T. Ellis-Edward, 32.
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    306 15 rpHE annual regatta of the RAF Seletar Yacht Club was held yesterday m ideal weather 150 boats took part Results: Star Clan: 1. Rlgel sailed by Wheeler. 2 Sirius sailed by Bell. 3. Antares sailed by Alderson Tornado Class: IT X 4 sailed by
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    GREAT GALLOP BY BESTCRETE
    877 15  -  ALLAN LEWIS How then ran hw OESTCRETE, who won the A. A. Henggeler Memorial Trophy yesterday at Kuala Lumpur, gave a brilliant exhibition of galloping. He beat Marigold by 3* lengths. Good Wind was a length away third, with Glee only a head further ba^ck fourth.
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    73 15 HOCKEY: FARELF Singapore Zone (semi-finals) 30 Bn R.A.O.C. v Nee Soon, Friendly Hill; R.E. v Royal Signals. Dover Road. RIGGER: S.C.C. v 30 Bn R.A.O.C, padang. SOCCER: S.G.S.F.A. league Div. 2a Printing v Jurong, Serangoon Road; Police "B" v Tan Tock Seng "B% Thomson Road; Prisons v 5.1.
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    25 16 HONOLULU. Mon. Fire broke out m the No. 4 hold aboard the British supply ship Fort Beauhamois here but caused little damage.
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    455 16 OUR ECONOMIC TASKS— BY CHOU, NE WIN Decades of peace are needed PEKING Mon.— Mr. 1 Chou En-lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, said last night his country and Burma faced a tremendous task of economic construction. It would take them decades of strenuous effort to lift themselves from economic backwardness.
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    76 16 PARIS, Mon. Diplomatic sources said yesterday the explosion of the first French atomic bomb would probably occur between Feb. 1 and Feo. 20 but that weather conditions would be the controlling factor. Meanwhile the second allAfrican peoplrs conference opening m Tunis today is expected to
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    81 16 GRAFTING JOINTS, FINGERS LONDON. Mon.— ln a talk over Moscow Radio, the Minister of Health. Professor N.A. Vinogradov. said: "We are already successfully grafting skin, bones, even whole joints and flngers and vessels of the gullet. "In our laboratories there are animals wandering a.round with two hearts and replaced kidneys.
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    50 16 ROME. Mon.— Fireman Aldo Martelli. 30, spraying water on burning electrical fittings m a workshop was killed here when a strong electric current shot up the jet from his hose and electrocuted him. Police said his body was thrown more than 16 feet, by the shock. Reuter
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    158 16  - U.K. HORSE OWNER NOWINK.L. ALLAN LEWIS By KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A prominent racehorse owner In England has arrived by air m Malaya and intends to be present at the races m Kuala Lumpur this week. Major Collin is representthe Anjjlo-Irish Agency, world bloodstock exporters, who have sent many notable horses
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    67 16 MORE THAN 50 members of the staff of H.Q.. 3 Base Ordnance Depot, Singapore. and its subdepots attended a tea party at the weekend m honour of Mr. Kirpal Singh, an executive officer, who has been transferred to G.H.Q., F.A.R.E.L.F. Picture shows (from left): Major C. A.
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    68 16 DID YOU SEE THIS FATAL ACCIDENT? Singapore police are appealing for witnesses of a fatal motor-cycle accident at the junction of Battery Road and Collyer Quay on Saturday night. Chew Sens Iro, ?Z. the rider, died m the General Hospital Saturday night. Police said Chew was riding his motor-cycle towards
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    123 16 BEWARE THE NEW, WORSE COLONIALISM HONG KONG. Mon.— Ferenc Nagy, a former Prime Minister of Hungary, advised Asian nations emerging from Western colonialism to be on their guard against a new and mon* cruel colonialismextension of communism. Nagy. now a resident of the United States, who passed through here, said
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    67 16 Kishi plan to get a boost rKYO. Mon. The longstalled Kishi plan for the development of South-East Asia, with fresh indirect endorsement from Washington. is expected to get an important booster shot soon from 1 the Japanese Diet. The move will come m the form of a Bill to set
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    33 16 MILAN, Mon. Firemen were called to rescue 74-year-old Maria Zecca, 18-stone inhabitant of Milan, who was trapped between the bath and the wall trying to re- trieve the soap.- Reuter
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    49 16 A Hong Kong-bound Ca-thay-Pacific Airways jet-prop Electra retunied to Singapore i airport* at 9.15 this morning 15 minutes after taking off owing to engine trouble. The plane carried 17 passengers, including a threei year-old baby. The plane was due to leave again after a check-up.
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    26 16 TAIPEH. Mon. President Chiarig Kai-shek has accepted President Ngo Dinh Diem's i Invitation to visit South Vietnam. The date has not been fixed.— U.P.I.
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    18 16 TOKYO, Mon. A new Japanese political group, the Democratic Socialist Party, has been formed here
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    53 16 'pOKYO. Mon. The U.S. naval destroyer McCuin has rescued 41 crew members of the Japanese freighter Shinwa Maru who abandoned I their sinking vessel off Okinawa. The Shinwa Maru reported on Saturday night that it had developed a leak. It is not yet known whether the vessel
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    22 16 LONDON. Mon.— The river Severn overflowed its banks, closing Worcester Streets to traffic, flooding houses and sports and farm.- Reuter
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    WEEKEND WEDDING
    34 16 MR. AND MRS. SHAIK DAUD IMAM were married at Lorong Nantjka. Singapore, yesterday. The bride was Che Mahimun Nissa Mohamed Ibrahim. The bridegroom is the nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Syed Kamruz-Zaman
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    220 16 OARIS, Mon. Dress- maker Lucy Manguin yesterday opened the Paris spring and summer fashion season with a display of costumes spiced with an Oriental flavour. American model Kersten Conrad wore Oriental style make-up called "Geisha." Kimono sleeve and "Obi" sashes were as common as
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    46 16 IHcture THE BISHOP of Singapore, the Rt. Rev. H. W. Baines. and other leaders of the Anglican Church, walking m procession before the Bishop dedicated and blessed the new $200,000 St. Peters Hall and Chattel at Mount Soohia. Singapore, last night- Free Press
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    228 16 PEKING WILL BOYCOTT' KISHI GOVT. TOKYO, Monday. T*HE official Peking People's Daily yesterday deA clared that Communist China "will never negotiate with Japanese Prime Minister Kishi for normalisation of Tokyo-Peking relations/* The statement was undoubtedly prompted by general belief m Japan that Mr. Kishi's next important job, after last week's
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    28 16 BONN, Mon.—A wave of) influenza sweeping West Germany has caused the death of four people. Thou- sands of people are ill m bed. 1 Reuter
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    38 16 LIVINGSTONE < Northern Rhodesia), Mon.—Mr. Harold Macmillan, the British Prime Minister, and his wife Lady Dorothy fly from here to Blantyre, Nyasaland today on the last stage of their tour of the Rhodesian Federation. Reuter
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