The Singapore Free Press, 16 April 1960

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    13 1 FGFGDFGDFGFDGDFGFG The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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  • WEIGHT IN GOLD – 5 TIMES
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      Ransom paid: Peugeot heir released
      16 1 Ransom paid: Peugeot heir released urr lethe nu»rth _:ht kidI I Keeping faith I Big manhunt
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      Lady Oehlers dies in sleep
      11 1 LADY OEHLERS CHEERFUL TO THE END
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      18 tremors, then homes crack
      24 1 ORENCE. Sat. Cracks m the wall ?ar:> chur hen 18 earth trethe region m 16 No other were re-
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      Pilot missing
      17 1 TOKYO. B A United rday roan Straits. 2 miles northwest of Southern Japan. ported missing.
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      Japanese vaccine
      15 1 TOKYO. Sat.— Japan's first Polio vaccine manufacturing factory was completed at Yokohama yesterday.
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      Missile success
      17 1 SAN CLEMENTE ISTAND. California) Sat. A Pulanmissile was successfully fired from underwater here on] Thursday.
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      Five on their way to funeral were hurt in this crash
      110 1 Five on their way to funeral were hurt in this crash SEMBAWANG, Saturday. VIVE members of a Malay family of seven coining to the city yesterday, to attend a funeral, were injured when their taxi hit the side of another car travelling m the same direction. The taxi then skidded
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      Aid for wheels-ups ...by the RAF
      33 1 LONDON, Sat. The Royal Air Force has perfected a revolutionary system for carpeting runways with foam to aid aircraft making a wheels-up landing because of mechanical failure.
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      Dr. Barbara blames
      27 1 SACRAMENTO. (California). Sat.— Dr. Barbara Moore headed for Sacramento yesterday blaming reporters and photographers for preventing her from reaching the California capital on Thursday.
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      Lock icon Anthony Ekberg again?
      39 1 ROME, Sat. British film actor. Anthony Steel who '•disappeared' from a West German hotel a week ago, has come to Rome to seek a reconciliation with his former wife the Swedish film acness Anita Ekberg- Reuter
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      Wreaths sent by the highest in the land...
      247 1  - Wreaths sent by the highest in the land... TAN THUAN KOK CHEERFUL TO THE VERY END ...IN SPITE OF LONG ILLNESS ByFGFDGDFGFGFG Singapore, Saturday LADY Daphne Oehlers, wife of Sir George Oehlers, the Speaker of the Singapore Legislative Assembly, died m her sleep at the General Hospital early yesterday morning
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      Lock icon 3 girls charged with murder
      51 1 NEW YORK. Sat.— Three 19-year-old girls were charged yesterday with the murder of a 72-year-old man who was kicked and beaten to death after being robbed of U.S.$5 (Msls). The man. Alfred Smith, had been m a bar with the gfc-ls before the fatal beating.-
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      Death of an artist
      21 1 LONDON. Sat. Mr. Eric Kennington. artist and great friend of T.E. Lawrence of Arabia, died here yesterday.
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      Prince for Princess
      20 1 BRUSSELS. Sat. Italian Princess Paola. 23, gave birth to a baby boy at the Belvedere Palace yesterday.
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      Lock icon Police shake-up
      28 1 BANGKOK, Sat. Prime Minister Sarit Tanarat has ordered that the police department be reorganised and have two more units, the Forest Police and Highway Patrol. Reuter
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      Queen's cousin ill
      28 1 LONDON, Sat. Princess Maria Antonia De Braganza. Infanta of Portugal and a cousin of Queen Elizabeth, had a major operation m a London clinic yesterday.
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      $400,000 fire
      33 1 EAST LONDON (Cape Province), Sat.— Two storeys of a building m the main street of this town were destroyed by fire on Thursday night. The damage is estimated at £50.000 (Ms4oo.ooo>.
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      Malayan chess giants join battle
      5 1 Malayan chess giants join battle
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      Freighter aground
      25 1 PORT SAID, Sat. The Lebanese freighter Rodos, carrying a cargo of sugar from Cuba to China, went aground m Suez Harbour roads yesterday.
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      Monty for Canada
      17 1 Ottawa. Sat.— Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery will visit Canada from Tuesday to May 11th.
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      Lock icon STOP PRESS
      20 1 JSICLAP TOUR WIN IN SAIC TEN 3U6VERS; v CANADA CUT TO IND COLD BAr si CRASH I U.P.I.
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      Terror: Man killed
      33 1 Terror Man killed PARIS, Sat.— A Muslim wai I shot to death and a policei man and two Muslims wounded m a Paris suburb on Thursday night when Algerian terrorists raided a cafe.
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      Airline strike
      25 1 PARIS. Sat. Air France ground staff went on strike |at Orly and Le Bourget airi ports here yesterday interrupting all Air France departures.
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      Ambassadors now
      25 1 VIENNA. Sat. Rumania and Indonesia have agreed to raise the status of the diplomatic representatives m each other's country to that of Ambassador.
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      Back to Korea
      21 1 TOKYO. Sat. Two Soviet :erday left Nilgata. Northern Japa^i. for North Korea with 1.076 Korean repatriate on board.
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      Flowers for Chou
      26 1 RANGOON. Sat— Mr. Chou En-lai, Communist Chinese Prime Minister, was pelted with flowers when he arrived here yesterday on a visit to Burma.
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    Lock icon A new plan to set up Board of Trade in Philippines
    342 2 A new plan to set up Board of Trade in Philippines I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE I UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS j aHaft^ aaMßa^Biiß^Blß— l MANILA, Saturday. JHE PHILIPPINE Commerce Secretary, Mr. Manuel Lim, has proposed the creation of a board of trade which
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    Round the World Market Prices
    363 2 Round the World Market Prices NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. LONDON. April 14. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i.f. European ports April 34 11/11 34! May 34 9 16 34 9/16 RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 34 316 34i RUBBER No. 1 RSS Battlement House Terms May
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    DIVIDENDS
    89 2 Pay-out by Dun!op Rubber Company LONDON: Dunlop Rubber Company declared a filial dividend of 1/2 making 1/6 on capital increased by a one-for-four free scrip issue. This compared wtii 1/7.. pence on smaller capital. Net profit of the group alter ?!1 charges including taxation amounted to £7.169.000 against £5,797.000.
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    177 2 New shares plan by Kampong Kuantan LONDON: To bring the issued capital of Kampong Kuantan Rubber more Into line with the value of assets employed m business the company is proposing to capitalise £126.900 of the company's reserves and to issue 1.269.000 new ordinary shares of two shillings each
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    GEC income falls by (M) $492,000
    46 2 NEW YORK: General Electric Company announced that net income for the first quarter of this year totalled M 5157,842.000 or M 128.8 cents a share compared with M 5158.334.000 or 180.6 cents a share m the corresponding quarter of 1959.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    61 2 SHIPS IN PORT SHIPS lying alongside Singapore Harbour Board this morning are: Tjhadane 38 39. Narasan Maru 44. Manila Maru 6 7, Benveg 27 28. Dawn Everett 29 30, Straat Mozambique 42 43. Ships expected this afternoon: Straat Cook < hault 1 13 14, Musi N. Wall 4. Wladyslaw Reymont
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    Lock icon London rubber market
    54 2 LONDON, Sat —ln .efleedon of the steadiness of Singapore prices at the close. Wednesday's levels were repeated at the opening here on Thursday. Very little further change occured. The market was under preholiday influence and remained quiet throughout the day NEW YORK: Rubber future were steady In
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    Hong Kong prices
    63 2 HONG KONG. Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,265 51.252 sales c^ale? Union In Canton $93.00 593.5U sales -ial^s Wheclock Mard I 7.15 7.15 ■alia &s 7.35 H Koiig pnone 536.00 536 00 sales salfi Dany Farm <t Cold Storage $27
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    The best day of the week—steady investment demand
    167 2 The best day of the week steady investment demand LONDON, Saturday. THE London stock markets had their best day of the week on Thursday. Buyers were taking more interest m industrial equities and good improvements wre seen m several of the leaders. A feature was the sharp advance m Ford
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    Lock icon Wall Street: Steady
    69 2 NEW YORK: Wall Street closed very steady on Thursday with a fair majority of mostly fractional advances. One Wall Street quarter said there was evidence of a continuing speculative interest that could be fanned into a strong demand for stocks if a favourable news background appeared. Ford
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    UP 6 DOWN 11 UNCHANGED 162
    898 2 NOTE: SINGAPORE, SATURDAY. Previous Thursday INDUSTRIALS AIM Bricks Pref 1.95 1.95 OrdS. 2.20 2.40 Atlas Ice 11.00 Buyers I 8.8. Petrol bO. 54/6 1 8.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 j Son. Tin imelt Pref. 19/- 19/- Ords 51,- 49--reoeral Oispensary 1.3 7 1.36 V& ritzoatriCKS
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    Free Press newsman to go on trip to Britain
    10 3 Free Press newsman to go on trip to Britain FDGDFGFDGDFGDFGDFGFDGDFGFDGDFG
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    Hopeful Betty waits ready with the wedding gown
    235 3 Man fined $150 for giving prepared opium to prisoner THE PACK UP AND COME' LETTER ANY DAY NOW FROM FIANCE IN BRITAIN SINGAPORE, Saturday. V I ALL and willowy Singapore jjirl is waiting complete with a weddin ff RO wn for a
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    $5 million pledge
    44 3 ALOR STAR. Si I The North Kedah Banking Union >ured the Federation Government thai it will readily contribute the 55.000.000 needed to finance the first phase of the S3O on urea fertiliser and factories I] contrifrom other cooperatives were not sufficient.
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    U.N. radio talks
    28 3 ''ALA LUMPUR. Sat. A an delegation of the ted Nations Radio, led by -ar Ortiz-Tinoco. ren the Pr r. Tengku Abdul Rah- on the Federa-
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    Censure motion
    33 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat motion to censure tin 6 :nment over the uii^atisfactory'" manner the State is implementing its land development schemes will be discussed m the Statt Legislative \ssembly on Monday.
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    A new membership drive
    93 3 OEMBAWANG. Sat The Sembawang Community Centre has launched a membership drive. Mrs. Pamela West lia> been appointed Chairman, and Mrv Eulalie Tons as Secretarj of the campaign committee. >lrs. West >aid that the immediate target X M)i) members. a> there are 1.000 houses m this area.
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    Wild cats valuable
    43 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation's Chief Game Warden. Mr. J. A. Hislop. commenting on a report from Singapore that wild cats from Malaya were proving popular as pets overseas, said that these cats were "valuable" animals and should be protected.
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    SUNDAY CHURCH SERVICES
    407 3 -I INDRI IV'S c ITHEDRAL: 6 a.m. Holy Communion; 7 am. Communion; 815 a.m ommunion; 9.30 Mandarin. Holy Communion; 11 a.:r.. Family Service: 12 noon Holy Communion; 6 p.m. EvenST. GEORGE'S GARRISON < HURCH. Tanglin barrack?; 7 lo a.m. H mumon; 'J.'M) iiool; 10.30 am. Holj Comni
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    Price drop and influx of copra cakes bring fresh difficulties to Singapore oilmillers
    254 3 Price drop and influx of copra cakes bring fresh difficulties to Singapore oilmillers SINGAPORE, Saturday. A rALL m coconut oil prices overseas and im porl oi large quantities of copra cukes from Indonesia are causing fresh difficulties for SinpPpre coconul oilmillers who are already hil by lack of copra to
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    Learning the job
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Inche Mohamed Noor bin Ibrahim and Inche Ibrahim bin Abu Bakar have been ap- pointed apprentice pilot> by the Pilot Boards of p Swettenham and Penang.
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      169 3 RADIO SINGAPORE I Medium Wave: 476 metdes SHORT WAVE: 62 metres A.M. 10.30 One to Eight; 11.00 A treasury of Easter songs; 11.30 Latin American mixture. P.M. 12.00 The Kaiser; 1.00 Programme summary; 1.03 Evergreen parade; 130 The news: i 1.40 Weekly share market report; 145 Sir Thomas Beecham con-
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    OUT—the Ten Commandments
    315 4 OUT— the Ten Commandments RECTOR DELETES 750.000 WORDS OF THE AUTHORISED VERSION IN HIS NEW BIBLE LONDON, Saturday. THE TEN COMMANDMENTS are cut from a new edition of the Bible published this week. It is called "Between (iod and Man: The Essential Bible." And the roan with the scissors is
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    HOLY BOOK HAS SHRUNK TO A QUARTER OF ITS SIZE
    136 4 HOLY BOOK HAS SHRUNK TO A QUARTER OF ITS SIZE Bibit Yet over aad over I have heard people say 1 just can't read it!' He decided that one day he would "have a bash" at making a readable book, both m pc and format, out of the Scriptures. Easy
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    A father fails in bid to save baby
    217 4 LONDON, Sat. Using a < safety razor blade as a pel and the dining-room of a roadside house as an operating theatre, a doctor carried out a major heart operation m an attempt to save his 10-week-old baby daughter. For half an
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    6 ORANGES AND POPCORN WERE ALL THE TWO YOUNG ELOPERS HAD
    220 4 6 ORANGES AND POPCORN WERE ALL THE TWO YOUNG ELOPERS HAD YORK, Sat— 1 Jack and Jill decided to run away and get married. They wore very young, but they knew what they wanted "listen, Jill." .said Jack, as they sat on a back porch m a buck street In
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    TEACHER SELLS FILM RIGHTS OF BEST SELLER FOR $212,500
    78 4 TEACHER SELLS FILM RIGHTS OF BEST SELLER FOR $212,500 m Edward Braithwaite. a school-teacher from British Guiana has just sold the film rights of his best-selling book To Sir With Love' to American singer. Harry Belafonte. for 4:23.000 (M 5212.500). When he was demobbed. Edward Braithwaite taught m a school
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    200 go on strike
    29 4 SEREMBAN. Sat. Twohundred workers m the Sungei Gadut division of Seremban Estate, have been on strike after the dismissal of 14 workers on March 27.
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    Butch (he is a dog) has 4 smokes a day
    90 4 Butch (he is a dog) has 4 smokes a day T ONDON, Sat.— Butch is just four years old. He has oeen smoking since he was six months old about four cigarettes a day. Yesterday he was smoking m the car of timber merchant Ralph Spencer. And he caused such
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    Taxi driver robbed
    24 4 TIONG BAHRU. Sat. A taxi-driver. Lee Hock Chia was robbed of his watch and cash, total value $103. at dagger point.
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    Rail cars gift
    26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Federation Government will receive a gift of six diesel rail cars from the Australian Government under the Colombo Plan
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      89 4 ON SUNDAY I'VE GOT TIME "IT'S A VERY MEATY PAPER, THE SUNDAY MAIL, AND ON SUNDAY I HAVE THE TIME TO READ IT CAREFULLY AND DIGEST ITS VIEWS. has a very good coverage of Foreign affairs by top'class men and tliey interpret for me all sorts of happenings I normally
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      702 4 DAILY CROSSWORD I CLI'LS ACROSS 2. Is mad about his touch for 1. Such a spirit of neighbour- gold (5). lines*! (8> 3. It's no pure metal! 4. Imitates the primates (4). 5. Fruit of violent feeling <7». 8. To put this on something 6. Stop working as the clock
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    A sentimental journey for 700
    297 5 FOR SOME IT WILL BE A ONE-WAY VOYAGE TO LIVE OUT THEIR DAYS IN HOMELAND rwin,™ SINGAPORE, Saturday. v^VLN hundred Chinese, mostly women, are now on their way to Red China and towards a long-planned dream for a reunion wiih their families. Hut for many
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    Woman is ordered out after scene in court
    10 5 Woman is ordered out after scene in court st demand
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    Kelantan UMNO call
    21 5 KOTA BHARU. Sat Ttu LJMNO dec:.. Her this week to ion Gover to sever ail trace amtrated th<
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    New Shell harbour will ease the ferry congestion at Bukom
    99 5 New Shell harbour will ease the ferry congestion at Bukom IU LAI BUXOM. Saturday. qUELL OMPAXY has jusl completed v smallcran harbour m Pulau Bukoni lo vide better facilities for passengers travelling between this island and Singapore. harbour >red modern, terI prt development proTlm< end of m. Worl project In
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    50,000 WORKERS EXPECTED AT STADIUM MAY DAY RALLY
    68 5 50,000 WORKERS EXPECTED AT STADIUM MAY DAY RALLY SINGAPORE. Sat The May Day rally m Singapore will be held at Jalan Besar stadium at 4 p.m. Unions m Singapore have been asked to contribute $30 each for the ceiebration. the Secretary ol ihe Singapore Trade Union Congress. Mr G Kandasamy,
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    Killer pneumonia
    19 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Nine people died of pneumonia m the Federation during the week ending March 19
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    5250,000 loan
    24 5 MUAR. Sat The Tow:. Council here has th( Sta'< Governn. for a loan or $250. 000 to b a new Council buildi:
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    'Clip-clip' talks
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. About 100 barbers from all over the country wiU gather here tomorrow for the inaugural meeting of the AllMalaya Barbers" -and Hair- j dressers' Association. t i
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    $64,000 grant
    27 5 BENTONG. Sat— The Pahang State Government has granted the Temerloh Rural Development Committee $64,000 for projects including construction of two irrigation dams for padi fields.
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    2 youth hostels in mountain plans
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. The Malayan Youth Hostels Association is planning three new hostels- -two to be built* on mountain sites and the other at Malacca. The mountain sites being studied at present are located at the 19j( mile Bentong Road < 2.000 feet above
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    Support for House
    34 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Community leaders. businessmen and members of the public have expressed enthusiastic support for the Federation Government's plan to build a multi-million-dollar Parliament House m the Lake Gardens area.
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    Let's copy what the men of fashion are wearing...
    464 6 Let's copy what the men of fashion are wearing... KEY TO THE PICTURES ir» LEFT: Not to be copied by the men, a baby doll negligee and nightdress m lettuce green lilion by Frine of Tortona. CENTRE: For a hot afternoon m the sunshine. Mening's young afternoon dress m green
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    A VERY IMPORTANT AID TO RECOVERY IS REST IN BED FOR ANY CHILD
    653 6 A VERY IMPORTANT AID TO RECOVERY IS REST IN BED FOR ANY CHILD HOWEVER carefully we look after our children, there nearly always comes a time when we have a sick child to cope with. Perhaps he has a sore throat or a heavy feverish cold or a tummy upset,
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    Questions answered
    174 6 Q At what age can I give baby meat, and what should T>e the first meat he eats? He is now seven months old and taking cereals fruits and vegetables. A If baby at seven months is taking his cereals, fruits and vegetables quite satisfactorily then the next
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    So many uses for nail polish
    219 6 So many uses for nail polish EEwjNt you urn I ed numl can do lish an I Yeo, ol Road. winstl. I $20 m ti i 2| hold 1 1 m for h« .ful gestioi She urn* I can be mi and i> m end ol I it clr I
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    'I speak Malay' says Kinoshita
    163 7 'FASCINATING LANGUAGE' ...SO HE PUTS DOWN THE CASH FOR A YEAR'S BERITA HARIAN SINGAPORE, Saturday. YOUNG Japanese student walked into the Free Press and surprised everyone by 1 speaking fluent Malay. And he became ;i subscriber of the Berita Harian immediately. He is Hajime Kinoshila,
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    FROM DISH WASHER TO LAWYER IS AIM OF OSMAN. 11
    15 7 FROM DISH WASHER TO LAWYER IS AIM OF OSMAN. 11 FDSDSFDSFDSFSFI IDFDSFDSFDSFDSFDSF DSFSDFDSFFFSF I I
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    Support for Tengku
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    AN AUSTRALIAN EXPERT DRAWS UP PLANS TO REORGANISE JOBS EXCHANGE
    147 7 AN AUSTRALIAN EXPERT DRAWS UP PLANS TO REORGANISE JOBS EXCHANGE SINGAPORE, Sat.— The Government Em ployment Exchange is to be reorganised soon. A blueprint on the reorganiion will be ready by the of next montn. Ii i s being prepared bjr an Australian Labour expert Mr. T. Simonds. >imonds is
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    Remand for man who disobeyed order
    50 7 .NGAPORE. Sat, Tay Ti, alias Scow Tee. :o a charge of to remain indoors be'ne hours of 7 p.m. and vpnl 13 an order mi posed on him by the Minis>r Home Affaire. He is remanded until April hen the case win be menled
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    Two boys eager
    8 7 HJBAKAR <LCFT» WITH *SYED YAMAYA
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    Singapore enters four planes for Dane Cup rally at Penang
    30 7 I <iAPOHK. Saturday. Flying (,lul> has entered l\\«» Irom the clnl) and For Ihe Dane Cup ah Hie Easter weekend.
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    Chettiar fined $250
    44 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mr. S. V. Nagappa Chettiar of Ampang Street. Kuaia Lums fined $250 m the Lumpur Magistrates for failing to submit a certified true copy of accounts the business of S. V. N. for the years 1956, 1957. 1958.
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    You are looking lovely today
    15 7 You are looking lovely today LOOKING LOVELY TODAY is Miss Louise Cheunc ;i I'ashion iixxkl.
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    to form first walking club in Singapore
    235 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday. AN invitation to join Singapore's first walking* Hub w;is extended lo ;ill "walkers' 1 this morning by two young men bursting with enthusiasm. Syed Abubakar Alsagoff and Syed Yahaya AlsagofT. cousins, walked into Times House to report progress since the idea
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    EASTER CONCERT WILL HAVE A CANTATA IN CHINESE
    88 7 EASTER CONCERT WILL HAVE A CANTATA IN CHINESE IJATONG. Sat.— Tile first 1V Singapore "Vienna" Cnoir. formed by me Presbytenan Youth' Fellow >hip Council of the Malayan Synod of Chinese Christian Churches, will stage an Easter concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 8.30 p.m. The Choir nas 80
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    With regrets . . .
    41 7 With regrets KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. An attempt is to by mace to prevent Selangor Slate Government officers from accepting invitations to parties given by members of the public, whose applications lof i land are still awaiting approval by the State Government.
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    RIDA plan delay
    34 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sal. The Rural and Industrial Development Authority's plan, to set up three regional training centres for kampong women, has b<-<. r. delayed because no .suitable land has been found.
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    Jailed for year
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mannaseh Ezekiel. 54. was jailed for a year on Thursday for using criminal force on a Malay girl with intent to outmer her modesty. He was wrongly referred to m an earlier report a* Ezekiel Mannaseh. 45.
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      Sputniks? Yes...but a a suit? No
      130 8 Sputniks? Yes... but a a suit? No tn THE Russian garden of free criticisms. entitled •Frankly Speaking' is a thorny bouquet on Russian scientificprogress. When the director of a Kharkhov clothing store complained over Radio Moscow that it was shameful that Russia which could send sputniks and luniks into space,
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      Chess and mahjong
      136 8 IJERODOTUS tells us that the first "kind of chess game" was played by the Greeks m the sixth century B.C. when a famine was ravishing the land. To keep the mind away from food, a table game was invented light enough to conserve physical energies, yet engaging
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    The best of Irving Berlin
    578 8 IRVING BERLIN SONGBOOK: Doris Day—Let's face the T L l l Si l_\f d dan^K f l Ye »y love ke «P me warm: Frankle I^mev—Marie; The Four Lads— There's no business like show busiS?!' Vvr'ww ra sj n the n* o D«*n' what comes
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    19-DAY FLIGHT TO UNDYING FAME
    1159 8  -  GUY JONE AMY JOHNSON'S EPIC CONQUEST OF HALF THE WORLD BY PLANF by DSFDSFDSFDSF SHE WAS ADVISED TO K> BY SEA— BUT EVEN A CRASH )NI STOP HER J?LEVEN thousand feet up, skimming, the wild mountaintops of Thailand, a frail young English girl tensed grimly
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    MUSIC QUIZ
    56 8 MISS MOLLY PEK, of 15 Howsun Avenue, Singaix>re, 19. wins two Philips EP records for naming the mystery star m last week's Music Quiz. It was Eartha Kitt. This week's Music Quiz: Name the band pictured below. Address entries to Free Press Music Quiz. Times House. Singapore 9.
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    IN BRIEF
    97 8 DAVID MACBETH has a tragic voice. 4< Mr. Blue" and "Here's a Heart" can be recommended only to the morbid. Pye EN. *****. SKIP AND*FLIP beat out some solid guitar rhythm to accompany "Fancy Nancy," and "It Could Be." Both bright vocals. Top Rank 45MARION RYAN is strongvoiced
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      SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE
      104 9  -  David Hill By DFDSFDSFDSFDF et's just hope r smooth sea, fair weather president of MWSA I id t ion holds a ski West Point Gardens, nival we have ged a programme 'crest for everyone. Bore simple ear by ion, the scheduled to depending :ne water. ..oers have
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      MR. PRESIDENT IN ACTION
      15 9 ABOVE: David Hill executing the slalom. IN TOP PICTURE: Eileen Keng.
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      Ski-ing is so easy-if you begin properly
      733 9 Ski-ing is so easy- if you begin properly T^VERYTHING has a start- Is true In any sport, the £j ing place— and oddly habits you develop nrst are enough the best place to the ones you retain the start your first water ski longest, lesson is on the beach. As
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      273 9 LJERE is the programme of the Malayan Water-ski Association's Carnival at the West Point Gardens m Singapore tomorrow 10.00 a.m. Gate opens. 11.30 a.m. Speedboat joyrides. 12.45 p.m. Sun-n-seo fashions with mannequins from the Singapore Model Academy. Beachwear by Jantzen, make-up my Lancome and watches by Rolex. 02.00 p.m. Ski
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    Jumping the wak
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    The Keng brothers are full of promise
    293 10  - The Keng brothers are full of promise OEI KIM HOCK FGFDGDFGFDGDFGCy secretary of the Malayan Water-ski Association SINGAPORE has two promising young water skiers m the Keng brothers, Jimmy (14) and Peter (12). They started ski-ing m October, 1958. Encouraged by their father, they took up the sport seriously. Jimmy
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    FILM THRILLS This camera and projector will do work for you
    227 11 FILM THRILLS This camera and projector will do work for you HPHE most sensational Bmm buy of x the decade is the Yashica BE3. It features a semi-automatic elect-ric-eye Bmm camera, 3-lens turret and 3 f 1.8 Yashinon lenses, built-in fade-in fade-out lap dissolve, windback features, 6 speeds and built-in
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    T'S THE FOUR-MINUTE MILE OF WATER SKI-ING...
    324 11 X I m I IMol Mor c speed :ne boat li 45 it. out from amp and the ramp lt--2 feet wide m inompetitions, so tne numerical be taken .on. d of 50 m.p.h. ill be on the woocu one :id. In road
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    1960-A YEAR OF PROGRES
    491 12  - 1960 -A YEAR OF PROGRES BOBBY LIM ByDFGFDGFGDFGDFG TRIM BUT CHEAP WELCOME to the miniature trade fair. This year marks tremendous progress m the improvement of outboard motors. Fast sports utility runabouts, latest outboard motors, skis for beginners and top-notchers. refreshing Milo. portable radios and transistorised tape recorders. Be you
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    WHOOSH!
    23 12 A WALE of spray is created as Brian Blak:-brough executes a classic SLALOM at highspeed Brian was Malayan sldlom champion m 1956.
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    WO OUR UTURE SKI HOPES
    62 13 WO OUR UTURE SKI HOPES >t proX H iterI mmy I m iter I I mtng places I urn I I wnn^n P K\LZ nlJi Show at last years carnival. From left to right: th C .Tin h^SnthiS Mar ar^ Low, Christina Lee, Leonie Koenitz and Lila f M I
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    BRIGHT BROTHERS
    7 13 Peter (left) and Jimmy Keng.
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    CHANGING WATER SKIS MID-STREAM IS MORE PERILOUS
    44 13 IT'S even more perilous changing water skis In mid-stream than changing horses Here Joan ii ~il manages it at a water ski exhibition and ianiva? i n Svcl.u >, Her partner tight lipped and concentrating is Bill Grenfell.
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    I saw my first water skiers use a sampan and a board
    337 14 By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT TODAY water ski-ing: is an established sport with all the most modem equipment available for the enthusiast. There is the high-powered speed-boat, the streamlined ski-shoe and assorted gadgets for stunts to make water ski-ing
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    ALL SO SIMPLE TO START WITH -UNTIL STUNT MEN TOOK OVER
    342 14 First one leg, then none -will it lose to travelling upside-dp^ By OUR REPORTER JHE THINGS they do on waterskis... It started plain and simple; man content to glide above the water on his two feet standing upright. As
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    A guide to outboards
    163 14 Piston No. List Moke Agents Model HP Displ. cyls. Starter Weight Price. cv. m. lbs. Evinrude lindetevesJocoberg Big Twin 40 43.89 2 Manual 129 $1,700 Lark II 40 43.89 2 Electric 139 $2,045 Storflire II 75 89.46 4 Electric 216 $2,865 Johnson Borneo Co. Seahorse 40
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    BATTER GOES FOR RUNS BY TOUCHING ALL BASES
    176 15 DFGFDGFDGFDGDFG(1 i lum from scoring him out Basiiallj ihe BATTER ian be put out m three ways. I. When he is batting, if umpire calls three >tnke^ 1 1 his hit is caught by a fielder before the ball the ground. When.
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    You can never move King into the Check
    295 15 You can never move King into the Check Chess lesson number 11 ...by Fred Reinfeld CHECKMATE is when one side traps the other's King. A player can never move his King into check, nor can he make a move that would submit his King to attack. If the King is
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    TRACK FORM
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    1721 15 RACE ONE CLASS 5, DIV. 3— 6 F. THE BEAUTY: 8-4-60— Went over 3F m 41' 2 13-4-60— Four' h to Littlewood m Div. 3— Abt. 7P race; won on heavy trackStrongly fancied BONNIE EXPRESS: 13-4-60 Second to Summer Kiss In Div. 2— 5' 2 F race; won on heavy
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    Conquistador, penalised only one pound, is safe bet in tomorrow's main race
    176 16 Conquistador, penalised only one pound, is safe bet in tomorrow's main race ALLAN LEWIS HELPS YOU PLAN YOUR SUNDAY PUNTING rONQUISTADOR, penalised only one pound for his win over <F. the first day, should be a safe bet m the main race for Class 3, Div. 1 over 14 miles
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    ONE HORSE YOU CAN RELY UPON TO WIN
    396 16 ONE HORSE YOU CAN RELY UPON TO WIN BIKIT TIMAII. tilth behind Conquistador m Div. 1 the first day. should be one of the day's best bets m Race Six. He drops into thus lower division with only 61b more. Tanah Ayer Ku, second to Rocket, m Div. 4 on
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    Cha Cha Cha is the pick of the lot
    224 16 CHA (HA C HA. seventh ovor 7F on the second day. Is my selection for Race Eight. Cha Cha Cha gets the same weight. He won his second start at the last Penang meeting over 8 1 2F after racing unplaced
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    UNLUCKY BONNIE EXPRESS SHOULD MAKE AMENDS IN THIS WEAK LOT
    321 16 UNLUCKY BONNIE EXPRESS SHOULD MAKE AMENDS IN THIS WEAK LOT RONNIE EXPRESS, an unlucky second to Summer Kiss m Div. 2 on the second day, should be ;i safe bel m the first race. Bonnie Express gets 22 lb. more than actual weight carried but that should not stop her
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    25 16 picture Mr. J. E. Launch bury (left) receives the Framroz Cup on behalf of the G.11.Q. darts team from Col A. F. Freeman. Free Press
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    JUNIOR RESULTS
    56 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. Results of SAFA League matcnes played on Thursday: Division 2A: Rajaji S.C. 3 Jollilads A.U. 3 at MFA grouna Division 2C RAF Changi 5 RAF Tengah 1 at Changi; Darul Aflah A 4 Chinese Athletic A 1 at Farrer Park; Division 2D: HM Dockyard 4 Telok
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    Lock icon Barbarians lose
    20 16 PENARTH. Sat Penarth scored their first win for 40 years over Barbarians, the tourlns side, winning 10-8. Reuter
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    SUMMER KISS IS THE BEST
    338 16 SUMMER KISS IS THE BEST SI'MMbK KISS, penalised 5 lb. ior her first win over o^F looks tne best of the Race Two field over 6F. Summer Kiss was stopping at the finish of the 3' 2F and just lasted to beat Bonnie Express She meets no stronger opposition here
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    YOUR CARD FOR THE EASTER K.L. PROGRAMME
    652 16 YOUR CARD FOR THE EASTER K.L. PROGRAMME Race 1-2.30; Cl. 5, D,v. 3-£ 1 784 THE BEAM 2. 762 BONNIE EXPRI 3 425 GERJtI V 11 CK3 4. 607 PILLAR TO P<>^l •'0 DESTINY 6yi M 6 94« H'AXSBROI CH 7 799 QUINY 7yr. cham Sull 8 580 TWENTY PEK
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    Services darts battle... the winn
    153 16 Services darts battle the winn SINGAPORE, Sat. The Forces darts champion is Sergeant Rongarry, 34. This keen-eyed competitor from 77 MP and DB swept to the singles title at the InterServices Tournament held at the SVC. Hall. Beach Road. on Thursday night. He boat Royal Air Force rival Mr. Earle
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      632 17  -  CHRISTINE RODDY BY DFGFGDFGDG Cars...the woman's view IO HOl'Ll) your husband succumb to an attack ot extreme genej^rosity and tell you, "Dear, go buy yourself a new car" would be at a loss as to which car to choose? I'd bet you wouldn't.
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      SO BOLD AND COLOURFUL IF ALTERNATED WITH CORAL CANNAS
      561 17  - SO BOLD AND COLOURFUL IF ALTERNATED WITH CORAL CANNAS M.R.S. ARSCOTT BYDFGDFGDFGG CROSSANDRA Gardening... If^ ROSSANDRA is named for its fringed ii anthers (krossos, fringed, aner, male) and it is a member of the Acanthaceae family to which Justicia and Beleperone also belong. The flower racemes are similar m all
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    Don't bet without this guide
    360 18 I FREE PRESS THE STRAITS TIMES MALAY MAIL j HANYANG NANFANS j ALLAN LEWS TRESPASSER j EPSOM JEEP I CALL BOY POINTER tMY "WII "> M B. EXPRESS B. EXPRESS THE BEAUTY EXPRESS~~~ B. EXPRESS FIRE P"gL» 21™ Iw fZJ^^ 1 Noiar.h Theßeouty Bonnie Express
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      KOREA'S STAR CENTRE IS ORDERED OFF IN ROUGH STADIUM MATCH
      301 18  - KOREA'S STAR CENTRE IS ORDERED OFF IN ROUGH STADIUM MATCH VAZIR MARKAR ByDFGDFGDFGFG JALAN BESAR. Saturday Sino Malays 5; Korean Youths 2. CHAME on you Korea! Is it thus Cup champions take defeat? I could hardly believe these were the same youths who swept to glory last week m the
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      Springdale missed chances
      167 18 Springdale 2; Minto 1. BALESTIER, Sat. Springdale S.C. were superior m this SAFA Div. 2D League match at VFA ground yesterday. But missed chances and a slippery ground cost them at least six certain goals m the first half. A pool of water just m front j
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      AND GOOD REASON TO BE JUBILANT
      67 18 AND GOOD REASON TO BE JUBILANT THE happy man is C. V Knight of Kranji Wireless. And the reason for his smile? He had just won a title at the Singapore inter-Services darts championships. H e shared this doubles triumph with C. Y. Y. Harvey. The competition took place on
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      ALL THE FARELF BOXING RESULTS
      119 18 OESUTS of the FARELF mdiAY vidual finals held ai the 3 BOD gymnasium were: Fly: Pte Jumahat (SIR) bt 89 Bailey (13/18 Hussars). Bantam: Cpl Isaac (SIR) bt Spr Teo (SIR). Feather: Pte McGinley (Foresters) bt Sigmn Coffee (230 Sig Sqdn) rsb rd 2. Light:
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      British soccer results
      173 18 British soccer results T ONDON, Sat.— Football results: League One: Arsenal 2 Fulham 0. Blackburn 0 Luton 2, Burnley 1 Leicester C 0. Chelsea 1 Tottenham 3. Everton 4 Blackpool 0, Manchester C 1 Bolt on 0, Newcastle 3 Sheffield W 3. West Ham 2 Manchester U 1. League Two:
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      EASTER SPORTS PARADE
      111 18 EASTER SPORTS PAR ADE TODAY CRICKET: Singapore Selangor (Ist day) SCC (11.00 a.m.). Friendlies RAF Selrtar v Cheshire*— Seletar, SRC v Wcsi Indies— SßC. HQ v 3 S/D —Friendly Hill. SOCCER: SAFA Dfv. 3B— Setia Java v Police "A" Ml P. Stia v B. Panjang Dist. Farrer Park, RAF Selrtar
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    First day's play of the chess championships
    427 18 from Prof. Lim, the tournament director, the royal battles of the Malayan chess giants 10 games— 1 got off to a good, Quick start. Prominent among the competitors were the six contestants m the Malayan chess championship. Defending champion, J. C. Hickey, was
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    Lady Oehlers dies in sleep at the hospital
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