The Singapore Free Press, 15 March 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERVBnnv S TALKINS ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1960 15 CENTS
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    10 1 Mr. C quits I front lench i (I 11lI doubts
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    TIP-OFF—and illegal cargo seized A $5mil. PLOT SMASHED
    288 1  - TIP-OFF— and illegal cargo seized A $5mil. PLOT SMASHED MELVIN CHAN SINGAPORE, INDONESIA GET TOGETHER: GOOD AUGURY FOR THE FUTURE-CONSULATE By SINGAPORE, Tues. $5,000,06€ cargo of copra, nutmegs and coffee Mnuggled out of Indonesia has been seized by the Singapore Government m conjunction with Indonesian Consulate authorities here. It can
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    BOY SAW A 'VISION': HOME BESIEGED
    136 1 BOY SAW A 'VISION': HOME BESIEGED STEVENSTON (Scotland), Tues. More than 200 sightseers besieged a house here on Sunday night where a 9-year-old boy is said to have seen a "vision." The boy's father. Mr. William Guiney, said his son Robert first saw the 'vision' on Thursday night on the
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    34 1 LONDON, Tues— About 700 delegates are expected here for the second United Nations congress on the prevention of crime and the treatment of offenders from August 8 and 20.- Reuter
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    Camps in witness box this morning
    247 1 Pathologist By lan Mok-Ai and Royston Lazaroo SINGAPORE, Tues. J)H. FRANCIS CAMPS, of the Department of Forensic Medicine m London, told the court martial trying Sgt. Lucien Roy Hicks tliis morning that from the examination of specimens he received he recorded a fracture of
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    Lock icon Death caves dug up at airstrip
    69 1 Death caves dug up at airstrip IyEWAK, (New Gui- nea), Tues. Excavations m the hills behind Wewak airstrip today revealed the skeletons and equipment of a number of Japanese soldiers. They were found m a series of caves which are believed to have been used as a Japanese military hospital.
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    Lock icon Siamese twin Tim
    29 1 LONDON, Tues.— Timothy j Thackeray, survivor of Siamese twin boys separated a year ago. left hospital yesterday for home the first time after 22 months.— Reuter
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    26 1 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The i U.S. Development Loan Fund approved -a loan of Ms 6 million for a microware radio system m Formosa. Reuter
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    18 1 JOHANNESBURG. Tues. Dog owners here spend about $17 million a year on their pets U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Premier resigns
    14 1 MARRAKESH. Tues.—Th€ moderate leftist Prime Mints- ter. Abdullah Ibrahim, has resigned.— U.P.I.
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    'BRITAIN TRYING OUT NERVE GASES ON SERVICES VOLUNTEERS' SAYS PAPER
    220 1 'BRITAIN TRYING OUT NERVE GASES ON SERVICES VOLUNTEERS' SAYS PAPER LONDON, Tues THK Daily Mail today headlined a report that "nerve gases invented by British scientists are being tried out on human 'guinea pigs' at a Government research station on Salisbury Plain." It said that volunteers from all three services
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    Lock icon TREMOR, SO PEOPLE SLEEP OUT IN THE FIELDS
    135 1 TREMOR, SO PEOPLE SLEEP OUT IN THE FIELDS BELGRADE, Tues. The people of the town of Tetovo m Yugoslav Macedonia huddled frightened m sur r o v nding fields despite sleet and rain last night after a new earth tremor. The tremor lasted two seconds but no new damage was
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    Lock icon Bishop for trial
    28 1 Skoplje (Yugoslavia), Tues. The Rom-an Catholic Bishop of Skoplje will stand trial on Thursday on charges of anti-state activities, smuggling and illegal currency dealings.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Boat missing
    26 1 TOKYO. Tues.— The No. 9 Koyo Maru— an 85-ton fishing boat with a crew of 12— is missing m the East China Sea.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Statham to fly home
    45 1 GEORGETOWN. Tues— Brian Statham. the England and Lancashire cricketer, will fly home tomorrow to see his son, Terence, who is ill m hospital. Statham heard from his wife by telephone yesterday that their son had a difficult day on Sunday.- Reuter
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    How to make tank crews feel less like sardines...
    130 1 How to make tank crews feel less like sardines... NEW YORK, Tues. The Human Engineering Laboratory of the U.S. Army at Aberdeen, Maryland, is attempting to take the "sardine m a tin" feeling out of a tank soldier's life. Military and civilian scientists are trying to determine how long troops
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    Shah 'will have no objections'
    37 1 TEHERAN. Tues. The Shah of Persia '•certainly will not have any objection" to a wedding between his former wife. Princess Soraya. and Prince Raimondo Orsini of Italy, a Persian Court official said.
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    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    10 1 Managers' prices today— selling $1.22, buying $1.15.
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    Tin: Distinct tendency for prices to harden
    537 2 PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE I UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS j SINGAPORE, Tuesday. ALTHOUGH CONDITIONS were quietish when the Stock Exchange resumec operations yesterday there was a distinct ten dency m the mining section for prices t< harden.
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    Market Prices
    325 2 Nutk: All prices below are middle prices. U.K. Closing Prices LONDON. March 14. Friday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports Mar 34 5 8 34 ll 16 Apr 34 3 16 31 I 1 JRUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 34 3 S 34 RUBBER No. 1
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    Look-around
    195 2 India will import Soviet petrol MW DELHI: India Is io Import petroleum products from Ru.-v-ia under letters signed here yesterday embodying trade arements for i960. India will also import iron and steel, industrial and cultural equipment, newsprint, textiles, machinery and other industrial good*. Indian export* to Russia will include
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    Metals
    39 2 London tin advanced by mov, a ton yesterday. A rather better feeline is currently m e\idence. especially a* bufier pool selling appears tr> have dried up. New York TIN was quiet but .steadier In sympathy with gains abroad.
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    London stocks: An all round improvement in industrials
    107 2 London stocks: An all round improvement in industrials LONDON. Tuesday. TIIK highlight of London slock markets yesterday wns an all-round improvement m industrial equities. The volume of business leit much to be desired, but selective support and an absence of sellers were responsible for general firm conditions. Cotton textiles were
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    Wall street
    70 2 > T EW YORK. Tues -The I market closi d irrewith changes mostly tional either way. Fractional gains wore m a >mall majority m th« hour, with proiit-taku.-trictuin any decided advance. Some new demand appeared at the start of hour and fracti gains were more frequt Steels found
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    Rubber quotations up
    49 2 LONDON. Tues. The rubber market closed quirt >••*- -terday with quotations mostly one-eighth of a penny p«r lb. above the previous closing level. In NEW YORK, rubber futures were very >teadv on light «overinu and new buying. Dealings for the day wore modest, however. Physicals were quiet.
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    UP 28 DOWN 4 UNCHANGED 147
    811 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. MONDAY. Saturdt) Today INDUSTRIALS AIM Bricks PreT 1.95 1.95 OrdS. 2.20 2.40 Atlas ice 11.00 Buyers 8.8. Petrol 60B.M. Trustees 525 125 ;00. Tin Smelt Pref. 19 19/- Ords 51/- 51.- ederal Dispet.iary 1.23 ritzoatrici-s 122
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    88 2 SHIPS IN PORT sJ mi's lying alongside the Sin. gapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Vietnam 1/2, Boissevain 4/5, Shoyo Maru 6A. Benrinnes 6/7. Idomeneus 8/9. Glenroy 10/11. Gorgon 13/14, Automedon 18. Lotte Skou 19 Tong Joo N. Wall 2. Sedenak N. Wall 3. Presco No. 22 N.
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    Hong Kong prices
    68 2 HONG KONG. Monday. Closing prices here today were: Friday Today H. <fc S. Banking Corporation $1,280 SI. 280 1.285 1,275 sides sales $100.00 $90.00 sellers buyers &$99.50 sellers Wheelock Marden..$ 7.25 7.10 7.10 7.15 sales saies HKong phone $38 25 $37.25 $38.75 &$38.00 &S38.O0 sales les rj
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    Induction down—but local smokes are up four-fold
    49 3  - Induction down— but local smokes are up four-fold MARRY CHIA I ETTE IMPORTS I S3IN 10 I TO MADE IN I )RE" BRANDS Singapore. Tuesday 10 smokers m Singapore turned to smoking locally manu- manufactured cigarettes Ibid to 2^00,000 Ib. over the of onh 690,000 II). m rom 0.000
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    300 girls study in shade of danger
    70 3 300 girls study in shade of danger OUKIT TIMAH. Tues. An old rotting 150 ft. high. Is en:ves of 300 children. The U tne compound o! th t > M Scott s d. of the tree is THE TREE the roof of room, trunk at the base, about a foot
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    bid to extort
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    Beethoven concert
    27 3 NEWTON. Tues The apore Recorded Music ety will present a Beethoven programme In stereo at Monks Hill Secondary School, Winstedt Road at 8 pjn Thi.
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    'COOK'—AND STAY HAPPILY MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS
    154 3 'COOK'— AND STAY HAPPILY MARRIED FOR 50 YEARS DON'T UPSET THE SINGAPORE, Tues.— A sure way of upsetting one s wife is to return home late for a meal she had cooked, said Mr. L. L. Campbell yesterday. And Mr Campbell should know. He and Mrs Campbell (above) will celebrate
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    An old man and the sea: A dream of trip to Mecca
    168 3 An old man and the sea: A dream of trip to Mecca SINGAPORE, TuesAn old, old man looks out to sea every day, hoping a ship will come and take him on a holy pilgrimage to Mecca. Each morning he packs some clothes and personal belongings m three bundles and
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    Publishing firm wants to help aspiring local writers
    205 3 Publishing firm wants to help aspiring local writers KATONti, Tuesday. rHK 236-year-old publishing firm of Messrs. Longmans, Green and Company Limited aon Id like to help anyone who has plans to write a book, the linn's South-East Asian representative, Mr. D.C. Yeoman, said. Mr. Yeoman said that Malayans should be
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    Blood bank to call at housing estate
    53 3 SEMBAWANG. Tiw>. The mobile blood bank will visit Sembawang Hills housing pstate tomorrow aftemppii. \lr Peter West, president "the Sembawang Sports Club yesterday said those iho wished to donate blood hould call at th»' flub pre- No 124-A. Casuarm. Road, between 2 p.m
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    WHEN PEOPLE MAKE NEWS
    47 3 WHEN PEOPLE MAKE NEWS THERE ore ecle who ore often limel.ght, but 4 inary people make ij, too. t AND when piake news, c y nr c or ordinary about them m her own iblc st em rhc woman' ngle. You will find JACY. m pc today.
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    Medical men meet
    28 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Medical Association's Meaical Unit II will hold a clinico-pathological meet-ins at the University of Malaya's Pathology Lecture Theatre, at 8.15 tonight.
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    Melodies feature
    25 3 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Radio Singapore's septet, led by Ahmad Jafaar, will feature Malay and Indonesian melodies m the prograrrurie "Dupa Kenchana" at 9.30 tonight.
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    Church board talks
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The .Official Board of Wesley Methodist Church will hold its monthly meeting at Wesley; Hall today at 5 p.m. The 'chairman, Dr. Chen Chi Nan., will preside. I
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    Bomo sells 2,000' sure cure' pills each day
    245 3 Bomo sells 2,000 sure cure' pills each day SINGAPORE, Tues. A 29-year-I old Kelantan bomo, Wan Ghai zali bin Wan Sulaiman, is selling I more than 2,000 yellow pills a day I to Singaporeans with a "sure i cure" guarantee for anything from colds to lumbago. Inche Wan Ghazali, a
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    Luring those choosey tourists—the PATA way
    140 3 Luring those choosey tourists the PATA way SINGAPORE, Tues.— An Indian delegate on his way back from the ninth Pacific Area Travel Association conference m Christchurch, New Zealand, spoke enthusiastically over the weekend of the possibilities of ''joint regional advertising campaigns." Mr G R. Karpada. 46--year-old' Deputy Director said PATA
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    Meaning of Lent
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Rev Oscar A. Guinn Jr. oi Wesley Church will speak to members and friends of the Wesley Methodist Young Adult Fellowship on "The Meaning of Lent'" at the church hall on Friday at 8.00 p.m.
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      304 3 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS BIKIT TIMAH V<>l 111 i LI Table tennis, body-building, loctball. library 4 p.m. JOO CIIIAT YOUTH CLUB: Table tennis indoor games 4 p.m.; badminton 5 p.m. VIKING YOUTH CLUB: Table tennis 7 p.m.; English and Chinese es 7.30. K\MAI. (MB: Membership 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.;
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    FOR 'COLUMBINE' ...BY JEAN ALLEN A DINNER ENSEMBLE
    45 4 "COLI MBINE" a pearl embroidered dinner ensemble m grwgralne, with floorth "cut-away* 1 skirt revealing toreador trousers underneath. I t i s one of the Jean Allen nM-seasm collection for 1960, nou on show m l ondtw
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    WHY HIGH-FLYING JETS ANNOY RUSSIA
    150 4 mXliv lues. The real reason for Russia's ob- MM to high-flying by Allied planes into Berlin li.is been disclosed. .it 30.000 ft. can now take detailed photographs of defence installations up to 150 miles With (hoc oblique photo;ihs Intelligence men •>ut object! small a> I
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    THE REVOLTING TRAD
    53 4 Agents lure young into filthy business, says an Mp EVIDENCE of a "revoi a bigf-money porno. r try, said to be centred m John Baird, Labour ftp x■ I He spoke last n lions, after telling i| u don is now ;j centre Hi r lenient Information
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    2,600 year old letter of complaint is found
    178 4 2,600 year old letter of complaint is found JERUSALEM, Tues.— The earliest Hebrew letter so far found contains a complaint. It was addressed by a peasant to a local prince about the middle of the seventh century B.C. It has been dug up by an Israeli archaeologist m what must
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    BABY FOR SUGA ON JAN. 20 SAYS FORTUNE-TELLER
    91 4 Prinn? NE s° f Tok >'°'s top fortune tellers, Taisho-San. has predicted that th c former cMmnLrYt^i'**^?*** 1 dau 1 5. hter of the Emperor and Empress of Japan, and her commoner husband Hisanaea Shimazu. 26 (above), a bank clerk, will have
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    REJECTED SOLDIER SUES THE WAR OFFICE
    165 4 REJECTED SOLDIER SUES THE WAR OFFICE LONDON, Tucs.— lrishman Matthew Shanahan. 30. who volunteered for the British Army but was turned down, is suing the War Office for wrongful arrest and imprisonment. Last summer the Army arrested him as a deserter, handcuffed him, and put him m a cell. They
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    17 4 BELGRADE, Tues.—Milovan Djilas. imprisoned former Yugoslav Vice-President had a successful operation for acute appendicitis.- Reuter
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    Bardot's choice for love scene makes Hubby so angry
    184 4 PARIS, Tuesday. gRIGITTE BARDOT is trying out leading roen for a passionate love scene m her next Mm a( the Studio Maurice m Paris. The choice of the man to partner 88. is giving director Clouzot a headache. For 8.8. is
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    33 4 NICOSIA. Tues. Mr. Julian Amery. British Colonial Undersecretary, yesterday began his 22nd meeting m the current series with Archbishop Makarias. Presidentelect of Cyprus, and Dr Fadil Kutchuk. Vice Presi-dent-elect— Reuter
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    133 4 NIKITA IN BID FOR POSH CAR MARKET AT SHOW GiENEVA, Tues.— A r mile-an-hour Ru limousine brought crowds flocking v v motor sh< r the first time at a crn motor show the tak sheets off the super-:,. Tchaika. a large, i dent machine wi! engine of 5i litres develop:9s
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    23 4 PARIS. Tue.v R hammer and si ing here m anticipa: Mr. Nikita Khrushchev torn down dun: night.— R Reuter
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    Polish mission
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    31 4 BRI/SSELS. Tues.— Radioactivity m the air m Belgium was 25 times |he normal level on Feb. S_lS eh '> after France's atomic explosion m the Sahara— follow in* Reuter
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    Help for DEW
    19 4 OTTAWA. Tue.s.-Canadian civil pilots have been R*kM to help the American Early Warning Dele: te rn
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    New $4m. British art gallery at Coventry has seven Godivas
    73 4 LONDON, lues. lc«M pictures of Lady Godiva m various gi undrrss are on vicu m (u\»nti> > X 475,000 (MM million) Herbert Art Gallery and Museum—the first new art gallery m Britain since the war. Sir Alfred Herbert. Coventry industrialist
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      160 4 GFGFFFH TJORN today, you are such Uan unassuming indivi- dual that sometimes your exceptional talent is not immediately recognised. Although you permit your intuitions to guide you m most instances, you will discover that there are times when only cold, calm reasoning will solve your problem. Your affections run deep
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      209 4 assets and liabilities, for it is important to know the answer TAURUS (Apr. 21-May 21 > Two days of rather exciting and fast-paced activity. Exert care m your relationships with others GEMINI (May 22-June 21) Your best day of the week to see a new opportunity and take full advantage
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    PING LINE STRENGTHENS ITS FLEET
    77 5 B«ri Line official here ii the shipN Beaverand verburn will be handed over to the npanv al the end ol tlii^ month He said the two >hins metl Benhaint •md Bennathir. Both the >hips are powered by steam turbines and cm operate at a reeular
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    Tip to traders on how to reduce tax burden
    61 5 Tip to traders on how to reduce tax burden SINGAPORE. Tues.— former lecturer UniverMr. Ho Jinin, h^ advised businessmen In Singapore to incorporate their busiinto limited large •he Chinese Commerce last one reducing individual 'Our duty' he was by them to ix whenquired of v kg one's nited :;bers of
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    YOUNG ROBBER IS 'TRULY SORRY'
    79 5 a District Judge was Jdd th Bhaskar^n. Mr. R s. Mr. Chapkhana told the Judge. Mr. Eu Chow Chye. that Bhaskaran had only retlv left school. He planned to resume his studies and >it for the Cambridge School Certificate examination. He said Bhaskaran wa s
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    TIN KHENG WANTS TO GO ABROAD FOR STUDY
    75 5 TIN KHENG WANTS TO GO ABROAD FOR STUDY MISS Tan Tin Kheng. 18. who got six distinctions and two credits m the Cambridge School Certificate exams. Miss Tan, whose father is a bus conductor, topped her class at the Methodist (iirls- School. She wants to go abroad for higher studies.
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    U.S. ENVOYS MEET IN MANILA TO STUDY THE CHANGES IN S-E ASIA
    121 5 U.S. ENVOYS MEET IN MANILA TO STUDY THE CHANGES IN S-E ASIA PAYA LEBAR, Tues. The changing political scene was discussed at a meeting of American diplomats m South-East Asia In Manila yesterday. The annual conference is attended by the American Consul-General m Singapore. Mr. William P. Maddox. and the
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    War Office man due
    29 5 SINGAPORE. tues.-Br. dier E.H.W. Grimshaw, Deputy Director of Movements of the War Office, will arrive here by air today for a tour of army units.
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    30 fishes lose 'battle of wits'
    289 5  -  EDNA TAN Yio Chu Kang 100 ANGLERS VIE FOR HONOURS IN CONTEST AT THREE PONDS By Tuesday JT WAS A BATTLE OF WITS between 100 amateur anglers and fishes (they're wise to the game) at the Yio* Chu Kang Fishing Pond as hooks and
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    MEI LIN. 11, PREPARES FOR A FILM STAR CAREER
    157 5 MEI LIN. 11, PREPARES FOR A FILM STAR CAREER 2ERANGOON GAR- DENS, Tues.— Wong Mci Lin is a school girl and only 11— but she has already picked Hollywood as her destination. And her parents feel it's "okay" with them, provided she completed her education. Mci Lm is now a
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    Leading role
    93 5 Last year she played the leading role m the film. 'Better Living. 1 which was produced by her school on the lives of neglected rural children, who are the victims of social injustices. Since the making of that film. Mci Lin has gained quite a reputation m school.
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    Labourer fined $50
    37 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tuts. Wong Choon. an odd-job labourer who was found In possession of two 100 lb. drums of arsenite, reasonably supposed to have been fraudulently obtained, was fined $50 m the Magistrate's Court.
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    18 students get Jaycee grants
    54 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— About 118 students from Chinese i middle and high schools m Singapore have been offered study scholarships by the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce. Each scholarship is valued at $180* per annum. The .students were chosen on the basis of their academic performance
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    PAP social
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Three Peoples Action Party branches from Kreta Aver. Cairnhill, and Toa Payoh will hold a social at Teo Guan Choon Villa, off the 10th mile Tamoines Road, on Sunday.
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    Request: $1 each
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Tue.s.- Radio Singapore is to introduce a request programme of a-dol- lar-a-tune to raise money for the National Theatre Fund.
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    How not to fill your pen by an expert
    139 5 HHANJONG PAGAR, Tues.— Here is a word of advice for thousands of people m Singapore who use fountain pens: Never fill your pen with the last lew drops of ink left m a bottle." That is from a man who should
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      192 6 Fighting words in Peking AIR. B. O. KOIRAI.A, A** the Prime Minister Nepal, uses fighting languagt. as becomes the leader of a nation whoso sons have won world renown for their deeds on the battl Id. He ha power-mad nati on, however big or power.y attempt to i'rush or rule
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      Bad custom ended
      97 6 AIEMBERS of the Federation's Parliament are no longi nipt from examination at Customs stations. Excepting Ministers and Assistant Ministers, whose official documents obviously should not be seen by everybody, all M.P's have had their special passes withdrawn. The decision will be widely welcomed. Noone would deny certain
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    1049 6  -  GODFREY WINN by HOW much influence has the Que c n Mother over her two daughters? And especially the one so soon now to leave her side? These intriguing questions have been sparked off by the announcement that Norman Hartnell will be making Princess
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    588 6 1. The dress —to come from Norman Hartnell Spotlight on the Wedding of the Year NORMAN HARTNELL has been commanded to make the dresses for Princess Margaret and her bridesmaids for her marriage to Antony Armstrong-Jones on May 6. HERE is an analysis of how he will tackle the task
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      Ton of rubbish still to be cleared
      146 6 THE story which you published on March 7. about Jalan Ayer residents' complaints on insanitary conditions m the area has '•caught the eyes of the authorities.' Two days after the threeparagraph report, headed "The Jalan Ayer Residents Have A Grouse," appeared m your
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    Vigil at door of python cave
    205 7  -  BUKIT TIMAH ARTHUR RICHARDS Three daring hawkers prepare to* battle nit* is /oo r reptile I SHING CHICKENS: THIEF LIVES U 200-YD. TUNNEL \DER ROUNDABOUT LKJLODFO Tuesday. gtf Indian hawkers are keeping a ionlor a l.")it -python which, many M-avc m a 200-yard tunnel
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    Young Tan follows father's footsteps
    13 7 Young Tan follows father's footsteps I I- M <.ipil of rrlurnitter n hi>
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    'The Maldives'
    17 7 SINGAPORE. Tue ;1 journalist, Mr. V. T. r.banthan. will give a talk on tl iio
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    Preventive officer, twice honoured by Queen, retires
    225 7 Preventive officer, twice honoured by Queen, retires SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 4 SINGAPORE preventive officer, twice honoured by Ihe Queen and possesses ;i nuiuber <>i other conimendations, has retired i rom Ihe Customs sen ic< ar-old Mr. Xi dy, a popular Airport r oi ser- Mr. Kennedy joined the toms In January
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    Talk by evangelist
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Rev. Seh Sin Koh. an evangellst from Hong Kong, will preach at the Cantonese Methodist Kum Van Church m Queen Street tomorrow at 7.30 p.m.
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    NEW ENTRY CLOSING DATE FOR TALENTIME CONTEST
    118 7 NEW ENTRY CLOSING DATE FOR TALENTIME CONTEST SINGAPORE, Tues. The closing date for entries to the schools talen t i m c competition organised by the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, has been extended to March 25. Sponsored by Nestles the competition, opened to all school children, has so
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    New 5400,000 hotel
    35 7 New 5400, 000 hotel IPOH, Tues. A $400,000! five-storey hotel the Win- ner Hotel has been opened In Ipoh. It has 56 rooms, many of them air-conditioned and a night club on the top flooi.
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    You are looking lovely today
    18 7 You are looking lovely today MISS NG MEO HONG is 20 years old Isn't she's looking lovely lodav?
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    Mr. Holt, 53, dies of a heart attack
    80 7 Mr. Holt, 53, dies of a heart attack SINGAPORE, Tues.— Mr. Robert Oliver Holt, 53, a retired business man, died early yesterday m the Johore Bahru General Hospital after a heart attack. Mr. Holt is the cousin of Mr. George P. Holt a shipping magnate of Liverpool. A former employee
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    AN ALL-OUT POLICE BLITZ ON BEGGARS
    192 7 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The police have started an all-out blitz on the hundreds of l>egrg-ars roaming: the steets of the city. The police action is a result of an alarming increase m the number of vagrants m recent months, said the Police Secretary, Mr. William
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    4 TEENAGE GIRLS RESCUED FROM LIFE OF VICE
    143 7 4 TEENAGE GIRLS RESCUED FROM LIFE OF VICE SINGAPORE, Tucs. A recent drive by the police, Social Walfare and the Services has resulted m the rescue of four girls under 18 years of ace from a life of vice. Revealing this yesterday, the spokesman for the Social Welfare Department warned
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    Bid to form Asian students bureau
    136 7 Bid to form As i an students bureau PAVA LEBAH, T Plans to set up a tiet to Ki. <'h other better" bureau lor students m Asia is being discussed ai students' conference m Kuala Lumpur wnich ends on April 9. The bureau. If 1 will be known as the
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      77 7 VO4ILY CROSSWORD eiled qc there you ■> for ,'d'up to i i noN \U(MI SINGAPORE yWP^P TODAY: 12.t5 Pm. TOMORROW: IJM am. and 12.4."> p.m. THURSDAY: 1.01 a.m. p.m. I RIDAY: 135 a.m. and 2 It: p.m. SATURDAY: 2.12 am and 3.15 P Bt SUNDAY: 2.56 a.m. and p.m. MONDAY:
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      Two girls with yen to travel—but this is not really a holiday
      714 8 Two girls with yen to travel— but this is not really a holiday I WAS Mttin- m a deserted downtown tea room, idly turning the pages of a magazine, when the two travel-stained girls strolled m. I noticed one carried a, typewriter. In Singapore, I fear we are rather blase
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      'Golden fish' of Pasajes loses its shine
      526 8  -  WILLIAM MORTIMER WOMEN BOUGHT NEW DRESSES ON THE STRENGTH OF IT A VILLAGE WENT ON A SPREE BUT by 4 BRITISH silb- marine will soon come under the auctioneer's hammer m Spain it Britain refuses to pay £16,000 (about $136,000) to get it
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      These nine men and a girl have all the answers
      160 8 VfFLBOIRNK. Tues.— Nine A men and a girl arc answering the questions of hundreds of thousands of European immigrants who have settled m Australia since the war. Between them they speak 15 languages and they j work from a small
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      'Lark Timers' arrive for six-week tour
      474 8 WYN Calvin is a comedian who doesn't like being photographed. He told me so. Why 1 He said: '•Because my face always makes people laugh I met Mr Calvin and the four other members ot the "Lark Time" variety troupe while they were m
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      frightened man could tell this joke
      27 8  - frightened man could tell this joke DOUGLAS CLARK by I sion Kin ried and I I I I amb I Told by Nik »100 late 4 FGFGFFFF
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      NEW HUE IN LADIES' WRIST WATCHES
      467 9 NEW HUE IN LADIES' WRIST WATCHES 4j%_, Sold and silver look for ladies challenge* Soon it may a woman wearing with straps to match tble straps of chf- But now casing that can ap. I ADS Abc g Waltz, a. d China Night \nv I.XXV STORI Bra^ Basah Road I
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      Lovely to look at
      346 9  - Lovely to look at JOY MENG ■31 Hair style for lasses with glasses have to wear glasses, writes Susie, of Singapore, 10. Can you recommend a hair style for vie as my face is rather round? I WOULD surest a SOT style, to give a i uncluttered look. The new
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      Glamour in white
      45 9 BARBARA HOWARTH is glamorous m a cocktail dress of white nylon-chif-fon over a white taffeta slip. The tight bodice w gathered just above the bust. At the watst-band sfte icears a big spray of red roses. From DUNCAN'S, 11, D' Almeida St.
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      Cantons dish is prize recipe
      535 9 Cantons dish is prize recipe A CANTONESE dish called Pheasant-eye J eggs wins first prize of $iv plus a $li> Nestle I hamper for Miss Margar- I ct Ho, c/o Surgical Store, General Hospital. Singa- S I Pore, 3, m Recipe Contest S j No. 10. INGREDIENTS: Six J n
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      365 9 The Doctor says fe^ "Give your Bow children a healthy future W l l l l ■"'fe Your doctor will tell you that young children need special nourishment, often missing from ordinary food. Farex the three-cereal food made by Glaxo— gives them the extra nourishment they need. Added to it
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    SHOPPING Centre
    1124 10 SHOPPING Centre CHOPPING CENTRE brings you every Tuesday and Friday the good buys available m the shops. There seems to be no lack of good products and ideas m Singapore these days. Some of them you'll find here. SPARK PARTS FOR air conditioners and refrigerators are readily available irom Tong
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    ELIZABETH IS READY TO ALTER THE BOOKS
    117 10 ELIZABETH IS READY TO ALTER THE BOOKS Around tfc^i PASIR P ELIZABETH Cheeses sprinter of 1959, i books again. A Form VI student ofl andra Grammar. >he the headgirl of her Mr. Mills, the .sport tary, is confident will win the sprint this year. "Elizabet ing hard and -old her
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    JAMIL BEST ALL-ROUNDER
    37 10 JAMIL BEST ALL-ROUNDER I—l PASIR PAN JANG. J.. bin Baba of Outram Schd an outstanding all-rounc He represented Sir. pa pore Combined Schools at ru^ last year. The school h have a strong team next I son.
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    PROMISING
    27 10 PASIR PANJANCt Kirn Lan ol thodist G:: b prom badminton player. She all her matche> la>t y< She hopes to be 'ftghtiiu for the coming seasc
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    U.S. coach said was 'too small
    74 10 U.S. coach said was 'too small tempt to better hi year. He holds the Combine Schools mark> for bot eve;/ Standing sft 9in and tif ping the scales at lOst Bit Yue Wah was coii>id»red "to small" for throws by can coach Thomas Ro*andic two yt ars ago. O'Brien He
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    Coachin session
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    THE SEARCH FOR TALENT BEGINS
    37 10 THE SEARCH FOR TALENT BEGINS PASIR PAN JAN. better facilit town Tech, ward to a bright sport They are seeki: ton talent. Althou:flrst time they are ing In this gam< are enthus:. they should fci worthy show
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    Freddie's good at this
    32 10 Freddie's good at this PASIR PANJAN tennis Is Frcddifavourite pune. Ho pla: singles lor Pasir F Ir. Naranjan. I master, predicts a bri| ture for him. The school training hard. Pr bright.
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    YUSOFF TRAINS AT F.P
    49 10 PASIR PAVI W Athletic captain Yusoff H and sprinter. He trains rrsularh «t I Coach Tan In. <m In the lonK itetai ye.ir. h<- was second m M run. Another pronmin takes part tn shot -put Mr. <iord.ui l)«-an> i these bo>» uill do urll ■■<
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    Consistent form points to Exhibitor in straight sprint
    664 11  -  W'**r.MA\TTF-J KLDJPJKOE my open I i... hed rth I H I I I nI nCOMERS C J? m f Kid •cho. fo he 100 g aoun two diviAioi 4 j D < hrna>rian X hoVn K^Un^*, tUn€ BUt M»« of pace coald
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    122 11 Class 4. Div. 3 (JF. Won by: 3. hd.. .'I. Time: lmin. is 1 '5. >IND\Y FINISHING FORM C las s 4. Div. 1-* P. Won by: nk., I|, If. Time: lmin. 17. 'HffimTllll II I— MlHlMii^^MMM.l Class 3. Div. I— :>F str Won by: 1. nk. Time: lmin. 1
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    A REALLY GOOD BET
    98 11 1/ ING'S Mission should be a really good bet the Class 3 Div. 2. BAF rare, on his Singapore form. that meeting he finished :id to Bukit Bintang over one mile, then fourth to Llndalou over 9F. for which he is !i 3 lb. N U
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    Scratchings
    78 11 OH and order of running Ra .15 Class 4 Dtv. 6F Little Michael. Carbon Paper. Fu ice. Race 2—2 45 CLi-s 4 Div. 1 Harmony, Colh Race 3—3.20 Class 3 Div. Ra !50 Cia— 3 Div 5F Str Prediction 3 Div. 3 Credit Balance. Amuse Bx Race 6 -4.55
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    ECOND ON SUNDAY ..GAY TOURNAI AN LEAD THE WAY
    139 11 .d to Rilex the first day. is my Class 4 Div. 1 sprint. Gay his right form. He saddled I WIEBOROUGH 111 p: iaed VI h e has taken no harm from escapade the flr< be hard to beat m the
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    PAPPA PRINCE CAN MAKE AMENDS
    212 11 DAPPA Prince should make 1 ,i mends for his first start second to Dancing Water by winning the Class 4 Div. 3 6F He meets weak opposition. Pappa Prince is a division higher with one pound less. Lucky (iame could be the next best if
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    60 11 lONDON. FA. Cup seral-naals March 26 AstOH Villa V Wulve.s. Bheflle > Burnley oi Blackburn Rovera GLASGOW v Cup semi-finals on April 2 Rangers v Celtir. Kilmarnock v Clyde GLASGOW Kilmainock beat Third Lana-.k 4-3 m a Dti I soccer m;rch. LONDON: Oxford and Cam- 1 bridge practised
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    WINNING GALLOP ON TRACK
    126 11  - WINNING GALLOP ON TRACK ALLAN LEWIS hY IPOH, Tiies. Newcomer j Nakorn N'ork (Posner) worked I with Race On Johnson > and showed lots of promise this morn- i ing. He went better than his j stablemate to dispose of three In 37 1/5. It could be a winning gallop.
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    158 12 Government is likely to introduce new legislation SUPREME COURT GIVES ITS DECISION: IT WILL AFFECT NEHRU-CHOU TALKS \K\Y DELHI. Tuesday. INDIA'S Supreme Court ruled yesterday that no part of Indian territory could be transferred to i foreign country under the constitution a* it now stands. The court
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    149 12 Discourtesy is out when Chou drops in YEW DELHI, Tues.— A^ India should not involve herself m any act or discourtesy when Mr. Chou En-lai visits India next month, Mr. Nehru said yesterday. He told the Congress Lamentary Party committnormal courtesy, including ate banquet and foi receptions, would be extended
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    20 12 DUBLIN. Ti: back to their old jobs as pilot day to operate leton for the strike-paraly- :ne.
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    22 12 MOSCOW. Tues. Russian uiomers have .started ob.itions of the new star discovered by a Norwegian astronomer on March
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    140 12 CHAMPION TESTS HIS $2,600 NOSE BRITISH middleweight boxing champion Terry Downes, who broke the bridge of his nose during ;i light against John <Cuwboy) Mcl ornuck last November, has iust had a plastic operation on it that tost him VJ3OO (Ms2.6ti>. At Wembley last week he nas hoping to find
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    41 12 NEW YORK. Tues.— Malaya was one of the group of Asian and African nations who today asked that a >pmal \on of the General Assembly be convened to look into the question of French ato- mic tests.- Reuter
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    29 12 SAN FRANCISCO. Tues. Tt\e aircraft carrier Kearsarge is due here today with four Russian sailors rescued after drifting for 49 days m a disabled landing craft. U.P.I.
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    38 12 MANILA, Tues.— Archbishop Rufino J. Santos. 51, of Manila leaves h\ air today for Rome where he will be elrxuted to cardinals rink and become the first Filipino Prince of the Catholic Church.- Reuter
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    113 12 Queen's son may be christened at Windsor ONDON, Tues.— The Daily Mail said yesterday that Queen Elizabeth's new son would be christened on Easter Sunday, April 17, m the private chapel at Windsor Castle. By then the baby, whose name has so far not been made public, will be just
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    234 12 LONDON. Tuesday. POI'dHLY one and i\ quarter per cent of Britain's national income goes as financial aid to underdeveloped countries, according to a Treasury White Paper published here yesterday. The estaimated total of about €240 million < $2,040 mil.) spent iii
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    38 12 LONDON. Tues. A commission appointed by the Governor of Fiji yesterday proposed giving the Fijians who make up about 42 per cent of the British island colony's population a greater say m their govern- ment.- Reuter
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    59 12 PEKING. Tues. A Chinese 'counter revolutionary murderer," Hui Lien Chi, who killed a Communist army lieutenant and a militiaman, has been executed, it was reported yesterday. A younger brother who helped Hui strangle the lieutenant and rob him of 14 cartridges last June was
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    31 12 WASHINGTON, Tues.— Gen. Nathan F. Twining, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, was released yesterday from Walter Reed Army Hospital where he underwent surgery for acute appendicitis.
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    22 12 BUENOS AIRES, Tues. President Arturo Frondizi declared Argentina m a state of "internal emergency" after two more terrorSt outrages. Reuter
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    209 12 SUSPENDED LIFE SENTENCE: NEHRU EXPLAINS VTEW DELHI, Tues. The Indian Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, yesterday defended m Parliament his "advice" to the Governor of Bombay to suspend sentence of life imprisonment imposed on a naval officer convicted of murder. He told Parliament he had acted on the advice oi bis
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    33 12 BOMBAY. Tues. The advance party of an 11 -man European expedition to conquer the world's highest unclimbed peak 26.811 -foot. Dhautegiri m the Himalayas arrived here by sea today. Reuter
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    298 12 COWDREY AND PULLAR OUT: THE SCORE 110-2 KLJIOPJOOE GEORGETOWN, Tuesday. KJNGLAXD have lost both openers. They enter the final day of the Fourth Test three runs ahead with eight wickets lei'L One down m the series. West Indies ensured an interesting finish to the game. Worrell dismissed Geoff Pullar with
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    81 12 ENGLAXD Ist Innings 295. WEST INDIES continued (Saturday 332 for four). Sobers st Swetman b Allen 145 Worrell b Allen 38 Alexander run out 33 Scarlett not out 29 Singh b Trueman o Hall not out I Extras 18 Total for 8 dccl. Bowling:— Trueman 40-6-116--3; Statham 36-8-79-1; Illingworth
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