The Singapore Free Press, 19 May 1961

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    22 1 TO KEEP UP WITH THE mm, NEWS you mj REA The SINGAPORE Free Press •No. *****. FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1961 15 CENTS
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    GATES OPEN AT GIMSON
    34 1 Goof Z Boes easMy on a soft track —Page 20 y look eform POOl: leme is location !l iimson n pull,ul the ales <>t c pveof ill sense of t«
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    Lock icon Steno Julie wins hearts and title
    344 1  - Steno Julie wins hearts and title ALEXANDRA LEE OIAMOND-CNCKUSTtD TIARA AND VCWtT *OB[ TO* CXCirtO m;js SINGAPORE By OINGAPORE. F r i Perhaps it was her sweet sophistication, her confident walk, which, among other assets, won the hearts of the judges AND the packed audience. Amidst appreciative applause, model Julie
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    BIG WALKER TAJ AIMS TO OUTPACE HONG KONG'S BEST
    345 1  - BIG WALKER TAJ AIMS TO OUTPACE HONG KONG'S BEST KEN JALLEH By SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Free Press Big Walk champion. Taj Mohammed, is stepping up the pace and the distance to ensure that he keeps Singapore's prestige high in the Hong Kong Tiger Standard's Walkathon in July. The lanky policeman,
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    Traffic havoc
    29 1 PARIS, Fri— A 24-hour strike by some 500,000 Pi each workers halted the na Lion's railroads yesterday, stopped the Paris subway anu buses and created :rafliic havoc.
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    Rusk walks out
    36 1 GENEVA. Fri. Secretary of State Dean Rusk walked out of the Laos conference yesterday before the Pathet Lao delegate began speaking. But a high U.S. official said it was "not a protest walkout."
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    Scotland Yard-trained officer to be new ADC to Inche Yusof
    198 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. A SEXIOH special police investigator of the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau is expected to become the Yang di-Pertuan Negara's next aide-de- camp. He is Acting ASP Richard I Tav. who reponeci for duty j at 'the Istana Negara
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    Shah in Oslo
    24 1 OSLO. Pii Oslo gave a warm welcome yesterday afternoon to the Shah' of Persia miiu Queen Farah wnen *hey arrived heie
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    Search called off
    37 1 MANILA. Fri. Four United States Navy ships yesterday abandoned the search for 18 persons missing when the 100-ton Philippine fishing boat M. V. Dela Paz sank in the storm-tossed South China Sea on Wednesday.
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    Hit on the jaw...out Ibw
    79 1 Hit on the jaw... out Ibw LONDON. Fri. An umpire yesterday gave a batsman out l.b.w. in a county match when the ball struck the player on the jaw. Tom Pugh. a central figure in the recent row between Tom Graveney and the Gloucester club, ducked into a ball from
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    Ace crime buster BOND serial tomorrow
    95 1 Ace crime buster BOND serial tomorrow gang of international crooks hi-jack a plane carrying atomic -bombs. They hide the bojjibs and are holding the world to ransom. These are the basic ingredients of Thmiderball, Jan Fleming's gripping new all-action novel And who is the man to deal with this situation?
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    Learn football with Haynes
    117 1 YOU'RE never too young to start in football and for the thousands of boys who want to play and don't know how who p-rry the game and want to play it better The Free Press introduces Football the Johnny Haynes Way. Can you head, trap, shoot,
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    Housewife finds abandoned baby
    173 1 Housewife finds abandoned baby POLICE IN HUNT FOR PARENTS SINGAPORE, F r i. A baby boy was found abandoned on a footpath in Jalan Kayu, off Yio Chu Kang Road, at dawn today. The boy, believed to be about five days old. was sent to Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital, where
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    Red club again
    32 1 OXFORD. Fri.— Plans were almost complete to re-start Oxford University's Communist Club. ;i spokesman said here yesterday. The club was disbanded in 1956 after the Russian action in Hungary.
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    Emperor penguins
    35 1 MOSCOW. Fn.— ScvteC antarctic expeoi;i<,ns Au\e found eleven colon ies oi" empeioi penguins numbering about 15D.--000. ihus di.sprtA iug the previously neld theoxy thai, mere biros jived only in isolated colonies. Ta,ss reports.
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    Latest
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    Tin turns easier, loses £4 a ton in cash
    249 2 Tin turns easier, loses £4 a ton in cash lON DON, Fri. Tin turned easier yesterday morning especially for cash which lost £4 per ton while three months was fully £2 lower. Apart from a "carry" which rmed a large part of the irnover, trading was rather 1 Dei less
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    Bukit Panjong: Cut in output but profits are satisfactory
    309 2 Bukit Panjong: Cut in output but profits are satisfactory By Free Press Marker Reporter IN spite of reduction in output due to adverse weather conditions and replanting operations, the 1960 profits of Bukit Panjong have been satisfactorily maintained, states the Investors Chronicle. Net outlay on estate modernisation, however, increased substantially
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    Market indices
    34 2 i »\DON Fri. The Finanrtmes market Indices for Maj •.ear. week ago, previous yesterday*? 1 1 spectirerj Tps 299 > 39? 4 394.0, 387 V RMm 223 0 :04 o. 199.7. 19S 9.
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    New Dunlop factory in Nigeria
    58 2 LONDON. PrL— Dunlop have inced bat they intend to ..n sit one. 000 :\n ioiy for manufacture o: lorry and tyres and tabes in Nigeria a new company wiD be formed r the purpose and in response widespread assurances of supNigerian interests wiD oe ed
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    Ships in port
    112 2 t HIPS IyWJVJ atong&ide the Singapore <*hjrves today art: S'.;r-»! Asahas rrr.r. »iA. Oresttfl 10 11. -i 13 14. i'.rnmsrdhui IS IS, Steel 18 Siberoei 23 22, Mitaka Hani Geneva] SDMorsld 33 34, Gordon Sftaai Oeak _r 28, Catton Venice Outer Roads: Wiat r JUcaJfcWUI Si.r.r.v. Eastern
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    FURTHER DROP IN VOLUME OF SHARE BUSINESS
    246 2 FURTHER DROP IN VOLUME OF SHARE BUSINESS LONDON. Fri. There was a further contraction In business on the London .stock exchange yesterday in advance of the Wnitsun holiday and in response to increased profit-taking there was a widespread fall In prices. Industrials were generally lower, sentiment being adversely affected by
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    Hong Kong prices
    52 2 HONG KONG. T.ur. —Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H <M S. Bank Corporation $422 $424 a .t sales Wheelock Marden $16.80 16.80 5u sales H'Kona phone $54 00 $54 00 sales sales Dairy Farm Cola Storage $41 50 $40.25 sales sales Taikoo Dock $74.00 $74.00
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    UPs and DOWNs of your shares
    159 2 UPs and DOWNs of your shares Las; sales in the Singapore Trading Room yesterday were. INDUSTRIALS: Boustead $1.76 (Up 1 cent*. P. X. ords. $2 45 (down 1 ceiU). Gammon $2.i7 (unchanged), J. Waugh SI 88 i unchanged i. Metal Bo\ $2 90 (down 2 cents), Sime Darby Rs. I
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    World tin output for January dips
    89 2 LONDON. Fri.— World mine production o! tin-in-concen-irates is estimated to nave fallen from 14.400 tons in December io 12.400 ions in January, the International Tin Council* said in it*, statistical bulletin lor April, ana adds that; world, production in February can be provisionally estimated
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    U.S. gold stocks up
    33 2 NEW YORK. Fri. Uniiea States gold s>iock.s rose by US$B,OOO,OOO io U5517,403 million. Last march they rose by USSIi million in one week, tne first increase since July, 1959.
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    The lost rocket
    40 2 JODRELL BANK. England, Fri. Jodreil Bank scientists will try to trace the "lost" Russian Venus rocket when it is nearest its target today and tomorrow if the Russians send details of its supposed position, a spokesman said.
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    Weeping widow tells of slaying: I saw man beside car
    255 2 KYRENIA, (Cyprus), Fri. Mrs. Margaret Rosemary Gray, widow of Peter Gray, the British architect who was shot dead in Kyrenia last Friday, yesterday gave her version of the incident when the inquest into her husband's death opened in the tiny
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    Soldier 'Shylock' is jailed: His rate was 1,400 p.c.
    188 2 Soldier 'Shylock' is jailed: His rate was 1 ,400 p.c. NAIROBI. Friday. A BRITISH Lance-Corporal said to have received $595 interest on a loan of $42.50 (1,400 per cent) made to a Private in November, 1959. was yesterday sentenced to 18 months' jail, reduced to the ranks, and dis charged
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    GROMYKO, HOME WILL MEET URGENTLY ON CEASE-FIRE
    137 2 GROMYKO, HOME WILL MEET URGENTLY ON CEASE-FIRE GENEVA. Fri.— The British and Soviet Foreign Ministers will meet here urgently today to consider a Canadian request for more transport and equipment to enable the International Control Commission to work more efficiently following complaints from the rightwing Laotian Government that the ceasefire
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    CHATAWAY'S $68,000 COSTS FROM Mrs. CASTLE
    167 2 CHATAWAY'S $68,000 COSTS FROM Mrs. CASTLE LONDON. Fri British Labour Member of Parliament Mrs. Barbarba Castle, lost her libel action against a Conservative M.P.. Mr. Christopher Chataway, here yesterday. Mr. Chataway. a former British Olympic- runner, was awarded costs, estimated at about 568.000. Mrs. Castle alleged that Mr. Chataway libelled
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    Khartoum scare
    24 2 KHARTOUM. Fn.— Health auihoriues yesterday declareu Khaxloum a meninguis-infecied area. All schools, institutions and football stadiums were closed and public gatherings harmed
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    Indonesian polls
    19 2 JAKARTA, Pri.— lndonesia will hold general elections at end oi next year. Acting President Djuanda Kartawidjaja said.
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  • ROUND THE WORLD MARKET PRICES
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      125 2 LONDON, May 18. Previous Today RUBBER No. i MM* c.l.t. Europ a o ports May unquoted unquoted Juno 26 5/16 26:5/16 RUutsER No. 1 RBB Spot 26 710 26 5/16 RUBBER No. 1 RBB Settlement House Terms, Juno 26 916 26 7/16 July/tept 26 11/16 26 9/16
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      New York Prices
      67 2 NEW YORK, May 18. Previous Today TIN Straits spot 111.25 111.00 RUBBER Futures Rex Contract, May. 31.90 32 io Ju, V 31.97J 32.20 TONE: Steady. SALES: 32 lots. ttanuard Contract Ma > 31.90 32 10 J,,,v 31.95 32.00 TONE: Irregular. SALES: Five lots. No. 1 RSS June
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      Dow Jones Averages
      39 2 NEW YORK, May 18, Previous Today 30 Industrials 705.52 701 14 22 ai,rMd U8.02 147^6 5 P?,?!"' 0 8ond S*- 98 *6.06 15 Utilities ***** in -9 68 Stocks Composite 3 2 Averages 234.50 233. 57
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      U.S. Pepper
      45 2 Malabar spot 45? to 46, afloat. s 454 iLt 8 l ay shipment 4: >- Lamnong spot 4oJ to 46. afloats 454 to 45 May shipment 45. Muntok white spot 56s anoats 56, May shipment 554. tollers' ex-dock. Above prices quoted in U.S. ceotc
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      86 2 LONDON. May 18. Previous Toda» COPRA Philippines cif. U.K. /North European ports delivered weight 9»r long ton June. .si 70 $171 COPRA. Straits Borne, o.i.f. U.K./ North European Porto dslivorod weight per Jong ton May/Juno £614 ±61« COCONUT OIL crude Straits c.i.f. Euro* pean ports tn bulk
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    Malayans occupy two airport and Katanga warns UN of 'serious trouble to com
    179 2 Malayans occupy two airport and Katanga warns UN of 'serious trouble to com ELISABETHVILLE, Fri. The Katanga Government last night charged the United Nations with causing a "serious dispute" in north Katanga by moving in Malayan and Indian troops to take over three airports. The Interior Minister, M. Godefroid Munongo,
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    'JUNE 20: THE SECOND AMERICAN IN SPACE'
    210 2 'JUNE 20: THE SECOND AMERICAN IN SPACE' £APE CANAVERAL. Fri The United State.s expects to put its second man in space on June 20. reliable sources said here The plan is for a brief suborbital flight similar to that maae by Commander Alan Shepard on May 5. Earlier, about June
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    UNKNOWN
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    RED SKIPPER FINDS FREEDOM IN
    49 2 GIBRALTAR, Fri. lie skipper of a Soviet passenger ship which arrivi d here earlier this month has asked for political asylum and is now in Britain, Gibraltar authorities announced yesterday A statement .said V:< Stizhko. 37. skipper oi tin 348-ton Zarniza. which 1 a
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    Minister to tour Govt. health centres
    40 3 Minister to tour Govt. health centres rhe I alth, eing i make I GovI cerI nty at th. v r a! will t" artI- if .1, t third day part- ana at will iU rnal s al Chuan 3 'he
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    58 pass music theory exam
    14 3 58 pass music theory exam the ;irl3 lation lof .:ion td in <rd. relay.
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    Drive to make public 'tourist conscious' in Singapore
    366 3 Drive to make public 'tourist conscious' in Singapore rmiir c SINGAPORE, Friday. JHL Singapore Tourist Association is going all out to make the people of Singapore tourist-minded. Mr. .lames Alexander, newly appointed chairman oi the association, told the Free Press alter yesterday's annual meeting of the association, that this was
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    STICK TO RULES IN MEDICAL GUIDE, SHIPS' MASTERS TOLD
    117 3 STICK TO RULES IN MEDICAL GUIDE, SHIPS' MASTERS TOLD SINGAPORE, Fri. The "3 Master Attendant. Mr. J. L. Pavitt yesterday advised nasters of vessels* without ioctors to stick to the rules contained in the Captain's Medical Guide for appendicitis. He stressed that acute pain n the abdomen should alvays be
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    CIRCUS BRAZIL TO MAKE S'PORE DEBUT TONIGHT
    172 3 CIRCUS BRAZIL TO MAKE S'PORE DEBUT TONIGHT SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Circus Brazil which has a force of 49 members representing seven different nationalities, is to make its debut in Singapore tonight at the Great World Amusement Park Since their arrival here last week, members of the circus have been busily
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    ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY
    635 3 ALEXANDRA LEE'S SINGAPORE DIARY SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ TRUE sense of vocation and independence are natural stimulants if one is to strive with energy and enthusiasm to succeed in i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^Hijf^Hl Who told me this? Mrs. Prema Johari. 48, deputy secretary in the Ministry of Commerce and Industry of the Indian government,
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    TEACHERS TO CONFER ON MALAY SHORTHAND
    141 3 SINGAPORE, Fri Malay shorthand teachers and instructors from all states in the Federation, Brunei and Singapore will meet here over the weekend for their first symposium to discuss ways and means of popularising the subject in the area. The conference on Saturday and Sunday
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    Youth had knife guilty
    37 3 SINGAPORE. Fri— A youthLim Cher Bene, was found guilty of carrying a knife at Joo Chiat Road on the night of March 13. Sentence was postponed till May 27 pending a probation report.
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    Father of six left to live with his mistress, court told
    225 3 Father of six left to live with his mistress, court told SINGAPORE, Fri. A WOMAN, Lim Bok Hian, told a police magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, yesterday that for 17 years she had lived with her husband until February last year when another woman came between them. Then her
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      246 3 CINEMAS GARRICK: Bombay CenALHAMBRA: Days of Tlirills feral: 3. 6. 9. and Laughter: 1.30, 4, 6.30, QUEENS: Indera Bangsawaii 9.30. (Malay) 1 2 4, 6.45. 9.30. CAPITOL: For Life or For Death: 1.45, 4, 6.15. -,> CATHAY: Five Branded rmvFW TMrA Tr Women: 1.30, 4, 6.30, 9.JU. Hftnfl ni)n nh
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    Visit to factory
    26 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Members of the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club will visit the Federal Plastic Industries in Petaling Jaya tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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    Wanted: A readiness to serve society with 'dirty hands'
    416 4 Wanted: A readiness to serve society with 'dirty hands' I SINGAPORE, Friday. RESPECT for work and a willingness to serve society with dirty hands instead of in a white collar was needed today. The call is made by Prof. T. L. Green, Professor of Education at the University of Malaya
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    HE'LL TAKE ON INDIA'S BEST WITH GRANDPA'S BICYCLE
    202 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's marathon cyclist Mr. R.S. Maniam, 25, will fly to India with his grandfather's bicycle in the latter part of this month to offer Indian cyclists there a challenge. Friends from all walks of life have already helped to raise
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    HARI RAYA PARTY OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS—UNION
    75 4 HARI RAYA PARTY OPEN TO ALL MEMBERS— UNION SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees will hold a Hari Raya celebration on May 27 at its Farrer Park branch premises. The celebrations committee of the union, in a circular, has invited every member to participate in the function, irrespective
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    Teachers protest to Ministry
    65 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tlie National Union of Teachers has protested to the Ministry of Education against alleged victimisation of its Trengganu branch secretary, Mr. Stephen Chee Hong Chye, an active unionist. The protest was contained in a letter to the Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of
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    Church plans to train Malayans to take over as leaders
    218 4 Church plans to train Malayans to take over as leaders SINGAPORE, Fr L— The Church of England here is still a long way from becoming truly Malayan, both in personnel and in financial support the Bishop of Singapore and Malaya, the Rt. Rev. C.K. Sansbury said in his letter to
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    TV STAR HOPES 'TO CRASH INTO THE FILM WORLD'
    90 4 TV STAR HOPES 'TO CRASH INTO THE FILM WORLD' SINGAPORE, Fri. Australian TV star Anthony Wickert (above) passed through Singapore, on his way to England "to crash into the film world." For the past seven years, he has appeared on the stage. Two years ago, he became a big hit
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    Pictures are a 'must' in the teaching of first-aid, says doctor
    163 4 Pictures are a 'must' in the teaching of first-aid, says doctor SINGAPORE, Friday. VISUAL-AIDS and demonstrations should be given at a first-aid class, said Dr. Essel Tan," publicity officer of the St. John Ambulance Association. j He was speaking at a dis- 1 cusslon on "How to run a First
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    FATHER HELPS SON PAY LOTTERY FINE
    82 4 FATHER HELPS SON PAY LOTTERY FINE SINGAPORE. Fri. When Oh Cheng Hai. 35. was fined $400 for a "characters" lottery offence, his father who was with him in court paid $200 for him. Oh, a father of two. then asked the court for time to pay the deficit in two
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    BERNARD'S MOTHER'S OFF ON HOLIDAY AND HE FEELS SO SAD
    169 4 BERNARD'S MOTHER'S OFF ON HOLIDAY AND HE FEELS SO SAD T AVIUM. PAGU fear-year 4H( at the wharves look in Uf eye with ruriiNU 1 For little Bernard!! there to nc sailing awa> mtki liner Sangola Hm ed why hi* father! on the ship bat 4 at the docks. Bernard's
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    Federation of Boys' Clubs makes $2,855 on flag day
    197 4 Federation of Boys' Clubs makes $2,855 on flag day KALLAXG, Friday. Federation of Boys' Clubs collected $2,855 on its annual flag clay last week. Eight clubs and some members of the public participated in the sale. The first prize goes to the Pearls Hill Youth Club which made the highest
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    Wipe out poverty, Sultan urges
    62 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Sultan of Selangor has called upon all iov ernment officers and member of the public to do their bit to boost the rural development programme. Addressing a meeting si members of the Ulu Selangor Rural Development Board the Sultan said the
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    Charlatans cash in on human agony
    711 5  - Charlatans cash in on human agony NORMAN LOBSENZ kfltogv counselling ihe shortage of qualified people to £ive adequate counsel leaves a vacuum which ill- trained persons rush to fill. Amon£ them are well-meaning but misguided zealots who want to 'help people in trouble By J otf* COUNSELLING CAN SHOW TANGIBLE
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    Who runs the show: MAN OR WOMAN?
    464 5  - Who runs the show: MAN OR WOMAN? JANE SHERROD By SINGER T WILL answer the question indirectly. Marriage cannot work for career women. God knows I've tried, says Bette Davis. I don't believe a happy marriage is possible for those people who have set out to do something in life.
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      257 5 RIP KIRBY by John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson SPEE? REACHES THE PLEADED NISHT ARRIVES..})^ }7* WHERE'S KIRBY? t-^-^J,^ i S^^^B y^^vN x j CPEaeioN.. r^*^H C?on't tell me he b/ ->'.:« lrtt T<X aH >a*\7 IF KIRBY <TAME CH HAKVEV Vx/ FARMING OF A COULITN'T EVEN L^l 'W&J Si SB
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    Misbehaving children must be punished: Readers differ on form
    1209 6 Misbehaving children must be punished: Readers differ on form THE WINNER MR. X. RAJAMANI, Kampong Kapor: Some form of punishment is essential to good discip today may prevent a tragedy tomorrow. So I am in favour of a mild form of corpor a 1 punishment after repeated rebukes as a
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    SHOULD A HUSBAND TELL HIS WIFE HOW MUCH HE EARN
    83 6 SHOULD A HUSBAND TELL HIS WIFE HOW MUCH HE EARN Quiz No. 21 r[IS is the question on which The Free Press seeks your opinion In Camera Quiz No. 21 Express your views on the subject in 40 to 50 words. For the best letter. The Free Press will pay
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    VERDICT
    78 6 HAPPILY there is afc.eement that misbehaviour on the part of children must be corrected. They must be told what to do and what not. in the first step towards good manners. And if they still pay no heed to warnings and telling-offs some form of C0I!«'(1 P^^ Meal m
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    Lock icon NOW IT'S MANNISH LOOK IN SPECS LOR THE LADY OF FASHION
    411 7 NOW IT'S MANNISH LOOK IN SPECS LOR THE LADY OF FASHION Jl Shh.MS lo me Unit the smartesi fashion line is borrowed Irora the men. We have in the Ikisl successfully*borro\ved their sweaters, shirts, pants, iincl hats in turn. The latest on this list is spectacle frames. Ihe frame we
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    The milky way treatment for face wins $15 prize
    350 7 VVHY not refresh and soothe yourself after a tiring day with fresh milk 0 We don't mean drink it. but bathe your face with it. Maybe it is a little luxurious, but every girl deserves a little pampering now and then.
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    Little girl who's simply terrified of all men in white coats
    544 7 Little girl who's simply terrified of all men in white coats BABY CLINIC: FOR MRS. KNOW-HOW IS il worth having milk teeth stopped when they will soon be replaced? We often gel asked this question and here is the way a Serangoon reader puts it: I have a small daughter
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      INDIA'S BIG EXPORT DRIVE
      346 8  - INDIA'S BIG EXPORT DRIVE SUNIL ROY By TNDIA is becoming more export m A Government has adopted mean H exports and to ensure their ou ,1, Uj f^ The Third Five-Year Plan^ft month, emphasises that commere if coming years will have to coneem* poll( n promotion to the maximum exW
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      GREAT WORLD ON MOVE
      739 8  -  JOSEPHINE TEO By New trade exhibition opens here today THE Great World, which has adopted a progressive and changing policy ever since it was taken over by Shaws in 1958 is again the venue of another trade fair this time the Indian Trade Exhibition. Its staiis
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      202 8 MODELS ARE ON DISPLAY THE FIRST MANSION luxury flats for sale at our stalls in the *«a fmi GREAT WORLD PARK. 9 STORBY BUILD,NCS PRI FROM $19 500 W*EN VISITING THE INDIAN TKADi AT MEYER ROAD complete with glazed tiles, exhibition, do not fail (NEXT TO KATONG PARK) MOSAIC PARQUET
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    IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A 'FAMILY PARK'
    535 9  -  EMMA SOH By ..hen 1 .re.it ...IN n .1 li pot \.t .1 ii -tood It was so essentially a t unity park"' that few yoans men would think of hnn^in- their girl-friends there for an evening stroll. I here were shops for
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    Complete phones made in India
    228 9 fTHE simple exterior of the telephone instrument on the desk is quite misleading. Hidden from the outside, the telephone has as many as 539 parts, of which the dial alone contains 120. Most of these parts are manufactured at the Indian Telephone Industries in Bangalore
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    TELLING THE PEOPLE
    279 10 TELLING THE PEOPLE Myth that must be eradicated OROFESSOR T L. Green. Professor of Education at the University of Malaya in Singapore and Mr. Yong Xyuk Lin. the Minister of Education, have made commendable calls for a reorientation in educational trends in Singapore. Mr. Yong has said: ■*A diversification of
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    A 24-hour service
    69 10 rpHE date has now been set for the introduction of a 24--hour Health and Immigration service for shins calling at Singapore. It is June 1. Shipping c ircl c s have been informed of the conditions on which the service will ooerate. They are simole and reasonable.
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    A HOSPITAL FULL OF §JOY AND LAUGHTER
    1106 10  - A HOSPITAL FULL OF §JOY AND LAUGHTER T. J. CHICHAK For the sick lessons, toys and lots of love By SI. AJNJUKEW'S Orthopae die Hospital specialises in the nursing of children whose bones have been affected by tuberculosis. The treatment consists of surgery of the affected part of the bone.
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    125 YEARS AGO
    181 10 the Free Press reported: CALCUTTA: Government has advertised it.^ Opium sales for 184 U. hi the very teeth of all that has been done in China. Whether this proceeds from having been tempted by the late rise in prices, or trom a determination to make the most
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    50 10 AUTHORITIES in the state of Schleswig-Hol-steih have announced they are Stopping home mvii deliveries to owners of dangerous dogs. Authorities said 62 postmen were bitten by dogs in the Kiel postal district last year. Owners of. dangerous dogs must pick up their mall at the post office.
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    FANtastic is the word for this collection
    221 10  - FANtastic is the word for this collection DAISY CHAN By 4 LONG with 20 mem- <* bers of the China Society, I went to the house of Mr. Huang Munse and viewed with wonderment his collection of rare fans. The fans in Mr. Huang s collection are not ordinary ones.
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    Life is like that
    77 10 Life is like that *a* ri buck* oi t out idet, back tw a tc< ij a essa* A small v «n«. -i hd «y "amp iv t ix c, '5 rim and ifcw*N 4 mon aoesn '7 D 'tOKr curled hesiU I X G and replied I LAUGH, y
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      254 10 TODAY'S RADia ■■-■v-'- SINGAPORE I mundo R<'s and his Orcnesira: Short Wave Service: 11.30 Lets go gay: 12.00 < mid--11 metres (7250 kc s.) j nightl Closedown. Medium Wave Service I hvdio MALAYA (41.7 metres). A.M.-IUH? fto^nme sum- P-M.-1.15 Tiffin date; 130 mary; 11.02 Past masters of the rim€ signal,
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    S'pore's industrial plan will have an impact on Malaya, Borneo
    314 11 S'pore's industrial plan will have an impact on Malaya, Borneo nvoPrtDL-v- SINGAPORE, Friday SINGAPORE'S industrialisation plan will have an impact not only on the U economy tat also on those of the Federation ;md the Borneo territories as well eaerallon Has was the opinion of a North Borneo businessman. Mr.
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    KLAVS IS YOUNGEST GUEST ON DEMONSTRATION FLIGHT
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    assemblyman will open new centre
    84 11 IBl'Kn TIM. MI. Friday. Mohammed, Assemblyman Parliamentary SecreXutional Development, isl Road Community »as{ Road tomorrow :it i .30 p.m. There will be a variety Water! to mark the opening Tne concert to be staged by the residents will feature series of items including races, comic
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    $60,000 market
    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri —A trket costing 560. n00. is to c lilt alongside Jalan Raja Vluda Mu>a at Kampong Bahru. Kuala Lumpur. It will be near the present market
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    5 postal agencies
    50 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Minister of Works. and Telecommunican>. Dato V.T. Sambanthan. r.n. unced that five new postal agencies had been pened earlier this month. One was at Kampong faennah in Negri Sembilan md the others at Kelapang. Pinang, Kampong Simee and tmpong Sungei Buloh in Pi ra
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    A 'No' at the door, then a quiet ride with daddy
    234 11 A 'No' at the door, then a quiet ride with daddy PAYA LEBAR, Friday. TWO-AND-A-HALF-YEAR-OLD boy" was the youngest guest to fly in a Cessna 310F demonstration flight at the Royal Singapore Flying Club on Wednesday. Little bright-eyed Danish boy. Klavs Hansen was with his parents. Mr. anci Mrs. Vagn
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    RISE IN DUTY MARS JOY OVER OIL CUT
    127 11 RISE IN DUTY MARS JOY OVER OIL CUT IPOH. Fri. The F.M.S. Chamber of Mines, in its annual report, to be presented on May 24. expresses pleasure at the cordial relations between the Government and the mining industry for many years. The report refers to the Finance Minister's announcement last
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    AMERICA
    197 11 THE Cessna 310F which was demonstrated at the Airport on Wednesday was specially flown from America. The aircraft was flown all the way here by Mr. H. C. McWilliams. regional sales manager of Cessna for the Far East, who also gave a demonstration flight in Kuala Lumpur last Monday.
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    Expert to help in setting up zoo
    53 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Major Aubery N. Weinman, director of Ceylon's Dehiwela Zoo. is to help Malaya launch a National Zoo. He is expected to arrive in Kuala Lumpur soon to survey the sites and hold talks with officials of the Malayan Zoological Society
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    FRIEND FLEW IN ONE HOUR AHEAD OF CABLE
    182 11 FRIEND FLEW IN ONE HOUR AHEAD OF CABLE PAYA LEBAR, Fri. A two-tone car halted outside the Singapore International Airport terminal building and out stepped a Japanese businessman in a hurry. It was 9.45 a.m. when Mr. H. Ueda, manager of Maruzen Toyo Oil Company at Pasir Panjang. arrived at
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    Youth club meeting
    22 11 SEGAMAT. Fri. -The Tamil Youth Club here will hold its annual meeting at the IndoCeylon Association on May 24.
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    Trade fair result of months' intensive work
    10 11 Trade fair result of months' intensive work M pen daily
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    WHARVES TO THE SHIPS SUM MAY 30
    11 11 WHARVES TO THE SHIPS SUM MAY 30 1 I I L
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    TEL-AVIV JAYCEE CHIEF ON GOODWILL TOUR PRAISES LOCAL CHAMBER
    163 11 TEL-AVIV JAYCEE CHIEF ON GOODWILL TOUR PRAISES LOCAL CHAMBER iJOHORE BAHRTJ, Fri. —Mr. Moshe Schechter, president of TelAviv Junior Chamber of Commerce in Israel is now touring Malaya visiting other chapters of the Junior Chamber of Commerce to promote goodwill. 'Before coming here, he attended the nth Asian Regional Conference
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    ART AIN'T ALL PAINT' SAYS S'PORE ARTIST
    97 11 ART AIN'T ALL PAINT' SAYS S'PORE ARTIST SINGAPORE. Fri About 50 people from almost all walks of life gathered at the Toe H to hear a lawyer. Mr. T. C. Tan. talk about "art." The talk was entitled "Art ain't all paint." Mr. Tan talked for about an hour in
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    Chin approved as president
    37 11 SEREMBAN. Fri. The Ne«Ti Sembilan Executive Council approved the appointments of Mr. Chin See Yin (Ind and Mr. Ng Lian Huat (Ind.> as the president and deputy president of the Seremban Town Council.
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    Rupert and the Squire—10
    99 11 Rupert and the Squire 10 Bill Badger, calling to see Rupert, finds his pal frowning at an apple in his hand. Look at that. It's happened twice in a few minutes," says Rupert, telling Bill the story. Why should it fall? I don't believe it's anywhere near ripe/ M II
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      248 11 SiRTUn. I Don't be misled by unsubstanI***tea«i *etfvi|j which can bring excel- c* rMTTADIIIQ Nov 23 Dec 22) •fnt results if you are not hasty. OAbll lAHWO MAKE this a naiiAr* (June n July 23)- pleasant day of recreation, preCAHCER IfS&toToiwSLl j ferably outdoors if the weather frataaTaaaj routine and
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  • INDIAN TRADE Exhibition
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      30 COUNTRIES GET THEIR COFFEE FROM BEANS CULTIVATED IN SOUTH INDIA
      214 12 30 COUNTRIES GET THEIR COFFEE FROM BEANS CULTIVATED IN SOUTH INDIA INDIAN coffee enjoys a sreat reputation in the Kuropean coffee markets for its quality. It sues to about 31 countries. Some of the big customers are West Germany. Britain. Italy. Russia. Norway, Belgium.. the Netherlands and East Germany. Exports
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      INDIAN SALES DRIVE TO BALANCE TRADE
      1196 12 INDIAN SALES DRIVE TO BALANCE TRADE The need for more Malayan dollars 5,000-ITEM SHOW OPENS TODAY 5,000-item Indian Trade Exhibition, opening; at the Great World in Singapore today, is another milestone in Indo-Malayan trade and co-operation which began centuries ago when modern terms like "favourable trade balance" and "most favoured
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      Leather Foreign exchange earnes
      76 12 Leather Foreign exchange earnes TANNIC J raft? J A: r todav»Vj Plays an r^J thi c: norny pxchansi employment 1 to' numbi Th in j good cent r rupa The mail |j bic X n tur I son ar m< rupe< dustry enn ;>' i The bu i ment anci
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      99 12 INDIAN Jflalii ■Mat M aaaaV H^F^l afiaapSSMBLJ I V^^sSJr* TRADE «^aßHlfln MHIWEIIHprJIH Bull W a W EXHIBITION JBlamEr^ for your are a )cr^ m \m^^km\mm\m\ mmm. fl U range of Indian merchandise covering products w w ™P \\w p P|lj|BJ engineering and metallurgical industries, electrical machinery and applianCeS, teXtileS, handiCraftS,
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    Glassware: methods are being replaced
    223 13 Glassware: methods are being replaced decade that a serious atit to foster the growth of W on rational lines, and coh tht r< lopment of other indus l rniaceuticals and chemi isswarc for packing and othe I' UPETUS additional capacity o 350.00 C lons has been spon i to meet
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    BRTILISER DEMAND: MORE FACTORIES
    109 13 rid synth( tic a unit was built in But as the producol these two units Nt to meet reed- of the country. rger rtiliser factory a cost of R5.280 million Lit at Sindri fa story with a daily more than 275 of ammonia and 1.000 of
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      30 13 Penicillin crystals bein g pounded CRYSTALISATION of penicillin at the Hindustan Antibiotics plant near Poona, India. Here a worker in a sterilised room and clothes pounds the crystals into powder.
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      TEXTILES THAT WIN ACCLAIM
      410 13 J\ the world's history of fine textiles, those made in the ancient land of India have always found acclaim. Wherever beautiful handweavings are prized, those of India have been the most coveted. They found their way to the palaces of Babylon and the courts of the
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      The naval tradition has been revived
      285 13 WHEN India attained independence the development of Indian shipping became an accepted I objective of State policy. me LrovernmeiiL aecided to actively assist the development of national shipping. One step in this direction was the nationalisation of the Hindustan Shipyard at Vishakhapatnam in 1952.
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      63 13 c recommend kind of soap-CHANDRIKA J Your Personal Charm and Beauty HjJ SKM TROUBLE TOO! '^pg^pi? Tinea, Pimples, H^^^fe^ ik.n complaints I «~> creamy 11^ all jjif ffi| Wl *S double returning. > r Z N s V PRODUCTS, IRINJALAKUDA pVT'° nal Mercantile Corporation h J to, 23. Alexandra Pott
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    PLASTICS INDUSTRIAL HAS MADE A GREAT LEAP FORWARD
    338 14 PLASTICS INDUSTRIAL HAS MADE A GREAT LEAP FORWARD THE plastics industry in India has made enormous strides during the last 15 years. It has become one of the country's important industries. The industry's investments are estimated today at about Rs. 200 million and are rapidly increasing from year to year.
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      47 14 MAKE YOUR HAIR STAY "M mmmriEi'M\ w w*9k j R I \*-< \'\\79awawß jl m J^^^A -^ISP^k? ll m 'MmW AVxtdt \^Sk£- iu£^mmmmmm^LL?~" mr^^mm %9^^rl Wm^3 \W fcsJij aajamatiriij U4MS 0 I 'l Sola? Agent ,af A H S. P. MENTAJ 623, North Bridge J IJ Smgaporc-7. —Mm
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      356 15 By as a complex mixture or pigment or pig- resin or oil anci the solvents. To these basic man be added such as driers to accelerate the rate adjust the How for application. Each of these Reel ana value. m I m AW a^pf I
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      NOW INDIA MAKES ITS OWN SUPERSONIC FIGHTERS
      267 15 INDIA is the first Asian country, and among the few countries of the world, to make the kind of supersonic fighter aircraft which is now being developed in the Hindustan Aircraft Factory in Bangalore. The only other countries tQ develop similar aircraft are
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      Among the cheapest producers in world
      766 15 Among the cheapest producers in world PRODUCTION of steel 1 in India during the coming year is expected to be over 3.5 million tons and orders are expected to be placed for the expansion of Rourkela from one to 1.8 million tons, of Bhilai from 1 to 2.5 million tons
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    685 16 BUY MORE INDIAN, BUY MORE MALAYAN DRIVE... INDIA is launching an intensive drive to step up its foreign trade, with special emphasis on export promotion and a curb on imports of goods not essential in the promotion of the massive third Five-Year Plan (1961-1965). The drafters of the plan, however,
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    ELEPHANT THAT DISCOVERED OIL
    180 16 IT is said that an elephant with the feet smeared with black greasy patches as it emerged from a jungle in Assam in East India gave the first indication in 1866 of the existance of oil in India. Since then Assam has been the main oil
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    The company with largest sin; unit fan factory in the wort
    554 16 Distributors (Pvt.) Ltd., are a company incorporated in India. This company holds the sole selling agency of L sha products for India and overseas. The manufacturers of Usha sewing machines and electric fans are the Jay Engineering- Works, Ltd.,
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    13 16 BOMBAY'S A-ENERGY ESTABLISHMENT A RADIOCHEMISTRY laboratory at the Atomic Energy Establishment
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      231 16 The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion m Council of India PRESENTS j FASHION PARADES j of Indian Textiles j in aid of S.A.T.A. by Indian aad Singapore Models B Ist Show at ADELPHI HOTEL on Thursday the 25th May, 1961 at 8 p.m. j 2nd Show at ROBINSONS CAFE on Saturday
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      107 16 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITI STEELCRETE HOUSE, 3 DINSHAW WACHA ROAD, BOMBAY -1. (Branch Office:— 1/4 Strand Road, Calcutta 21) Tel: *****1 (4 Lines) Telegram: "EASTSHIPCO SCHEDULED PASSENGER-CUM-CARGO SERVICE Bombay/East Africa Madras/Singapore Madras/Rangoon (Proposed) REGULAR CARGO SERVICE East Coast India/East Pakistan/Far East India/East Pakistan/Australia Karachi/West Coast India/Ceylon/Far East MANAGERS OF
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    The big push to produce own bike, car
    797 17 The big push to produce own bike, car INDIAN MANUFACTURERS NOW DEVELOPING ECONOMY' SEDAN ANYONE going to the Singapore Harbour Board to see off friends sailing to India by the State of Madras or Rajula is apt to get the impression, from the large number of bicycles being loaded in
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    10 17 Supplies and up so a new industry at PARI T
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    WORLD DRINKS TEA FROM INDIA
    258 17 WORLD DRINKS TEA FROM INDIA 'VY.A takes the pride of plate among the industries of India. India is today the largest producer of tea in the world and ranks after jute as the largest item in the country's export trade. Iml i. in tea earns every year a foreign exchange
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