Singapore Standard, 24 March 1959

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    25 1 SINGAPORE STANDARD Telephone 2548! —5 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, TUESDAY, MARCH 24, 1959. Vol. IX No. 264. 5 cts. M Pages tt ft 9H [FINAL EDITION]
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    Lock icon I followed Ong's policy outlined in speeches
    1348 1 Marcus replies to the Mayor MAYOR Ong Eng Guan has asked the Chief Administrative Officer, Mr. P. C. Marcus, to explain why he had omitted English in the neon signs at the Singapore Constitution Exposition. The Mayor also asked the Finance and General
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    Lock icon Sea snake claims a victim
    91 1 Sea snake claims a victim PENANG, Mon.— A 41-ycar-old fisherman, Mat bin Yahaya, died in the General Hospital here today after being bitten by a poisonous sea snake. Mat was bitten in the sea oft Kuala Kurau, North Perak, yesterday morning. He was rushed to the General Hospital here and
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    Lock icon THE END OF A CHAMPION
    80 1 The 'Kid' quits in Round 13 photo. THAT'S the champ on the ropes, his face masked with blood it was the end of his reign as king of the world featherweights. Hogan "Kid" Bassey of Nigeria takes a hard blow from challenger Davey Moore of
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    Lock icon MALAYAN STYLE MERDEKA WANTED
    326 1 MALAYAN STYLE MERDEKA WANTED Brunei talks LONDON. March 23 (UPI) —Sir Omar Ali Saiiruddin, Sultan of Brunei, told Colonial Secretary Alan Lennox-Boyd today he wa.s ready to accept independence on the Malaya model. In his speech to the conference on a constitution for Brunei, which opened here at noon today,
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    Lock icon WHY I OPPOSE THE PAP: HAMID
    250 1 LEE TWISTED MY WORDS, he sara *We 9 re firmly unti-communist* They do not aid racial amity THE Singapore UMNO leader, Dato Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumar, yesterday, declared that the Peoples Action Party had done very little to promote Si no Malay friendship
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    Lock icon No room for fence-sitters MCA chief
    291 1 No room for fence -sitters MCA chief Loyalty plea to members PENANG, Mon. When the amended constitution of the Malayan Chinese Association is approved by the Registrar of Societies, there will be no room for "fencesitters" who are members of the MCA as well as another political party in opposition
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    Lock icon Rahman pays courtesy call
    61 1 TOKYO, March 23 (Reuter) The visiting Malayan Minister for Transport. Inchc Abdul Rahman bj n Haji Tahb. today paid a courtesy call o n the Japanese Foreign Minister, Mr. Aiichiro Fujiyama, at the Jatter's official residence. The Malayan Minister arrived here last Friday at the invitation
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    Lock icon Malaya can NEVER come to terms with Reds Tunku
    258 1 Malaya can NEVER come to terms with Reds Tunku ALOR STAR, Mon. The Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, said at a rally at Sungei lim.m last night that Malaya could never come to terms with Communism because it was "obsessed with the Idea of destroying religious faith and human dignity."
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    Lock icon 30 thugs after one man
    73 1 30 thugs after one man THIRTY thllgl armed with iron rods, daßgrrs and bottlei conversed on a boarding house at Exeter Ro.ci last night to '"thrash" a ]odg» r They fieri when poliot and detect ivts led by Polire- Inspector H K. \co\k nrnved in three radio CUV. Three youths
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    Lock icon Birth control pill danger: Catholics warned
    351 1 Birth control pill danger: Catholics warned A GRAVE warning against the use of a birth control pill, because a case of cancer had been discovered among users, was Issued in a handbill distributed on Sunday to the adult congregations of Singapore's 28 Catholic churches, chapels and missions. The handbill, of
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      1546 2 t A UTTU lIT Tha^^^^S^A^JlTTTovTaT^ SITUATIONS VACANT CITY CO! SCIL OF GEORGE TOWN. PENANG: Appointment of Assistant Veterinary Surgeon and City Veterinary Surgeon. Applications ar r invited from Federal Citizens f°r the above posts. Salary scales are as follows.— (a) Assistant Veterinary Surfpnn S=iO6 x 24 62^'H74 x 24-770 _78fi
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      610 2 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS ASSOCIATION ALL members of the above Association in the Colony of Singapore will be closed for business on Friday 27th., Saturday 28th.. and Monday 30th March 1959 for Good Friday and Easter Holidays ROYAL ROTTERDAM LLOYD m.s. "MODJOKERTO" arrived: 22.3.59 CONSIGNEES are hereby notified that the
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      1477 2 NOTICES LINGGI PLANTATIONS, LIMITED SIXTY-THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TO BE HELD AT 19, FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON, E.C.3. AT 11.30 a.m. ON WEDNESDAY, Ist APRIL, 1959 SIR JOHN HAY'S STATEMENT The year now under review was remarkable in two important respects We harvested the highest crop in our history extending over
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      845 2 oil palms of malayJ LIMITED Twenty-eighth Annual Gmnrnl ]f fi^ to be held at 52/54, Gracechurrh Street 1 EC. 3, at 3.30 p.m. on Wednesday, ittAari SIR JOHN HAY'S STATKuv PROODCTION AND ACCUUk The production of our maior estate v^^s oil. 1.481 tons higher than in 1956 '57 production of
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    Lock icon EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD March 24. 1959 PAP's Pied Pipers
    815 3 EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD March 24. 1959 PAP' s Pied Pipers HAT sort of o fuf-ure would a PAP-adminis-ngapore hold out for its citizens and we citizens of oil roces, oil classes, all creeds ages? What kind of a welfare state does the in mind if its ideas of economy
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    Lock icon Profile Of Tibet's Dalai Lama
    991 3 Profile Of Tibet's Dalai Lama A Spiritual Leader In The News By JL Special Correspondent LONDON r p*E Dalai Lama, spiritual and temporal ruler of six million Tibetans, is reported to have been resisting Chinese Communist pressure on his land for the past nine years. Fears for the future of
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    Lock icon The Long Road Back
    1247 3  -  George Crawford by CAIRO r |^HE direction of the Egyptian economy has been so profoundly altered since 1956 that the settlement of financial claims between Britain and Egypt cannot bring a noticeable change in their trade relations for a long time. For one thing the last
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    Lock icon Did you know...
    61 3 Elephants are soundlessly driven by their ears. The mahout, or master, sits on the beast's neck and conveys commands by pressing with his knees, toes or heels on the elephant's ear fans or shoulders. Using no words at all, he makes his mount walk forward, turn right
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    Lock icon LOOPHOLES FOR FUGITIVES
    356 3 LOOPHOLES FOR FUGITIVES By A Diplomatic Correspondent LONDON r pHE surrender of fugitives from Justice by one country to another is in Jeopardy within the British Commonwealth. It arises because of new forms of punishment introduced In Britain in 1348. and a test has come in Australia. The High Court
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    Lock icon WAS THE FRUIT TOWKAY ABDUCTED?
    482 4 WAS THE FRUIT TOWKAY ABDUCTED? Missing man's car found abandoned in lonely spot near home SINGAPORE Police believe that a businessman, Mr. Low Peng Boon, 41, who was last seen at 11 p.m. on Saturday, has been kidnapped. Mr. Low, managing director of Eng Cheong Peng Kee Ltd., in Hongkong
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    Lock icon NO REPORT FOR HAMID BUT HE'LL GET LEGAL OPINION
    231 4 THE Singapore City Council's Finance and General Purposes Committee yesterday decided NOT to send the verbatim report of a recent Council meeting to the Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing. Instead, the committee decided to forward to the Min- ;>
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    Lock icon 2 MORE CABMEN ROBBED BY FARES
    145 4 TWO Singapore taxi drivers were early yesterday robbed at knife-point of their daily takings. Taxi driver Choong Ching Hong lost hi? SiOO-watrh and I $11 when three men tiei an I gagged him in Bah Soo n Pah Roan in Sembawnng. Cheong told the
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    Lock icon A new Canadian anti-polio vaccine
    95 4 A NEW vaccine, first developed in Canada which provides Immunity against poliomyelitis, diphtheria, tetanus and whooping cough, is now available in Singapore, a spokesman of the Canadian Trade Commission in the Colony announced yesterday. According to the spokesman, the new vaccine had met with marked
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    Lock icon FOUND HANGING
    41 4 A SIXTY-YEAR-OLD WOinan, Aw Keng. was lound hanging In a house at Jalan Toh Puan Cheah, in Ipoh. early Saturday morning Police w r re railed shortly after 5 a.m. and the body was removed to the hospital mortuary.
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    Lock icon Britannia forced back with engine trouble
    73 4 Britannia forced back with engine trouble A BOAC Britannia airliner was yesterday forced to return to Paya Lebar airport, Singapore, an hour-and-half after taking off. The four-engined plane, carrying 47 passengers, was bound for London via Rangoon when it developed engine trouble. The plane u.u forced to return to Paya
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    Lock icon 'L' testers arrogant?, Nonsense say Police
    203 4 'L' testers arrogant?, Nonsense say Police THE principal of a Singapore driving school yesterday charged that testers were "a law unto themselves'* and the Police Secretary. Mr. William Cheng, promptly refuted the allegation. The principal, Mr. R. L Lambert, in requesting the establishment of i supervising authority £o check the
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    Lock icon HOUSEWIFE ROBBED OF $1,100
    92 4 A HOUSEWIFE, Licw Kee Ying. woke earlv yesterday morning to find a robber in her house in Lorong 13, Gey~ iansj. Singapore. Before she could raise an a'.arm, the man clapped a hand over her mouth and brandishing a dagger warned her to keep quiet. The
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    Lock icon Inspector was among crowd at 'blue' film Show—Court Told
    497 4 Inspector was among crowd at 'blue' film Show Court Told WHEN Police burst into a house in Ur On Kurau. where a "blue film" was in proves, among the audience, a Police !nspr tor a Court was told yesterday. The Inspector was Cheong Kim Sct* ofik. jong Pagar Police Station,
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    Lock icon Oranje's 'new look cost $1m
    104 4 THE I arrive ln s 1 week-end v 1 M"re th.ii has bi'in j-m and i Oranj, I T I cai ,r\, arrived ]vr trip to Ausl A fui; I 400 of t Standard a- the ship lino Royal m J. W. Q I Two
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    46 4 CHI.\(. night won the i contest at the C Chir.g beat for the top nv. I presented with a H«( !e and trophy The i nmjM of Htl ultt, ing in the Oc. Runn< whiie thiri irai S V Chandran of the pri/>
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    22 4 KTALA LUM! Smoked rabbet at 13.37S were tmoke-ho i te in H here, ear f 5 sheets we... police said.
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    Lock icon COUNCIL BLAMED FOR $15 m RIVER PLAN HOLD-UP
    471 5 There's nothing new in PAP's economic poiicy: says Jumabhoy i a SING A p ORE's Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, yesterday said that the City Council was partly responsible for the delay m implementing the $15,000,000 Singapore River
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    85 5 Neon light glows in magician's heart i )NE in Singapore i learn some rets of magic they would tho amazing is. Butku.^. who is performance the Cathay has promised to his secrets his audience. U pi ss preview moon, Butkus fantastic trickhad thoie prend amused. nany acts he sterday were
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    Lock icon YOUTHS' BAND TO PLAY FOR ROTARIANS
    63 5 YOUTHS' BAND TO PLAY FOR ROTARIANS I f amateur looking row. the young the Band of the Ith Club— will tim< entertain e Rotary Club jn<heon at Singapore. has played at b'a dances, but first outside perg students, clerks, the band specially asked to Rotarians by their Mr. S. S.
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    Lock icon It's gallows now for open-air cinema killer
    165 5 Singapore Court of Appeal yesterday dis•■ippeal by Ghani bin Jonit, a City Council who had been sentenced to death for the I a fellow worker, Tan Siang Bok. ler was alleged t taken place on the May 13, las-, year. Avenue ComCentre. while
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    Lock icon Don't take Red bait Lib-Socs party chief
    164 5 Don't take Red bait Lib-Socs party chief THE Liberal Socialist Party's Chairman of the Executive Committee, Mr. H. J. C. Kulasingha yesterday warned against communist dictators who are trying to overthrow the freedom of democracy. "I hope that the people of Singapore will not swallow their bait and allow them
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    22 5 MR. V. Sinnathurai will conduct the Pansuni Uthram festival at .the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple in Ceylon Road. Singapore, today.
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    Lock icon TWO SHARE 'FIRST' IN PIANO CONTEST
    161 5 AT the Fifth Annual Pianoforte competition for juniors held at the Cultural Centre Singapore, 13 young pianists showed a very high standard of technical proficiency. The competitors reached such a high standard of performance that judges had difficulty in picking the winners. So first
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    Lock icon 4 arrested few hours after robbery
    173 5 4 arrested few hours after robbery FOUR men who robbed a coffee-shop proprietor in Paya Lebar Road, Singapore, wrrp caught early yesterday morning, a few hours after they had left the shop. The robbery took plaoe just before the shop closed at midnight. The proprietor said that at first two
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    Lock icon 5,000-year-old gifts from India
    44 5 THE Curator of the University of Malaya Art Museum. Dr. M. Sullivan, is pictured with pottery 5,000 years old part of a gift from the Indian Government. Inset: Thirteenth Century stone sculpture of the Cod Vishnu and his attendants. Standardpic
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    Lock icon RELICS OF THE PAST ON DISPLAY AT VARSITY
    243 5 RELICS OF THE PAST ON DISPLAY AT VARSITY PRICELESS Indian works of art ranging from 5,000-year-old pottery to modern contemporary paintings will be on view to guests at the I'niversity of Malaya Art Museum, Singapore, ne:.t week. The collection is a gift from the Government of India ami will form
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    37 5 HONGKONG. March 23 Special Standard Services: Closing prices of the Hon£kon£» Exchange were: $15.96 to £1 Sterling $5.74 m US$l; 51. 84 to Ma'ayan SI: SO.n.i to one Indonesian Rupiah; Gold 5252.12 to a UeL
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    Lock icon Italian film stars due S'pore tonight
    128 5 ROS SAS N A Podesta, beautiful Italian actress n'fto starred in Helen of Troy, arrives in Singapore from Colombo tonight. With her will be three other stars. Franca Bettoia, Merco Viciro and Dino Risr. They will make persona' appearances at V. Italian Film Gala
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    Lock icon Domestic rows: Birth control will help: says Welfare officer
    284 5 Domestic rows: Birth control will help: says Welfare officer MORE and more people are coming to (he Singapore Social Welfare Department for aid in solving their domestic problems. This was disclosed to The Standard by the department's Assistant Director of Counselling" and Advice Miss G. Guok yesterday Miss Guok said
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    Lock icon Students on tour always get Govt. help—DOI
    161 5 Students on tour always get Govt. help DOI THE Department of Information Services in Singapore yesterday issued a statement denying certain allegations purported to have been made by the President of the University of Malaya Historical Society concerning ptrtfc q| .students who had MOM to Singapore on goodwill and study
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    Lock icon ALLIANCE: WE DO NOT FEAR ANY RIVALS AT POLLS
    339 6 And now there's a mystery over that Negara-PPP election pact KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The UMNO-MCA-MIC Alliance does not fear any ganging up of opposition parties and is ready to face any challenge that they present in the coming general election, the
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    Lock icon 15 passengers for India are left 'high and dry'
    171 6 THE DOCTOR SAID 'NO'-50... PENANG, Mon. Fifteen passengers, who had already obtained the necessary documents and tickets to sail by the "State of Madras" today received a shock when they were prevented from boarding the vessel on medical grounds. Some of
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    Lock icon OPEN VERDICT ON TWO ROAD DEATHS
    132 6 OPEN VERDICT ON TWO ROAD DEATHS AN open verdict was recorded yesterday by a Singapore Coroner, Inche Ahmad ■r Hussein at an inquest on B. .1. Harding, 22, and W. L. Jones. 27, who were killed iri a road accident on Feb. 7. The accident took olace at the 9i
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    Lock icon 3 children made orphans when taxi driver was killed
    296 6 WHEN taxi driver Koh Tien Fook, 34, died a hero's death last week while trying to stop a fight between two men, his three children became orphans for their mother had died a few years ago. And yesterday, Mr. Leong Fatt
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    Lock icon HE STOLE LEAD BAR: FINED $500
    87 6 HE STOLE LEAD BAR: FINED $500 AN EMPLOYEE of the Mela: Box Company of Malaya Li Sari bin Sirat. was ronvicted in the Singapore Eighth Magistrate's Court yesterday of theft and retaining stolen property. He was fined $500 and given, in addition one day"s jail. Sari stole a bar of
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    48 6 A VERDICT oi misadventure was recorded yesterday by the Singapore Assistant Coroner. Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, at the inquest on the death of a boy. D- Munoghal, ased twoHe died f a fractured after falling of? a chair at his home in Trafalgar Street on Jan. 27.
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    Lock icon A blueprint on Chinese education by all hands
    258 6 KI'ALA Ll'MPl'K. Mvn. ."Mote than 1 educational bodies, cultural organizations associations are to meet here on \p n a "blueprint" on Chinese education uhwh mitted to the Government. The Malayan ChftntM As^cx committee, at a meeting hrid animously decided thai tins m
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    115 6 Kl ALA L I M P L R. Mon. A Kuala Lumpur newspaper reporter, who received two copies of a booklet issued by thr committee of youth organizations of the U.S.S.R.. today handed them to an officer of the Selanpor Special Branch. The "Red"
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    Lock icon Youth stepped on fish bone: Dies in hospital
    75 6 PENANG. Mon. A fish bon e caused the death of a 15-yrar-old youth. Yap Hook Lai. here today. Yap was admitted to hospital after stepping on a sharp fish bone, which lodged in the sole of his right foot. An early morning
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    85 6 TATTOO MAN IS FREED Mcrd I the sin| 1 Judg I Mr. 1 I held that a ptEMI rm] tatr I ariopv 1 I o( a s I Mr. Sim K i II of a 5P ret I p. I -I 5 when h. I of h kis in; 1
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    10 6 PAKISTAN •.srnate to Sultanudri;in Singapoon March Jakarta from
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    317 7 Sir Gilbert gives a pledge numbers will not increase MALACCA. Mon. Britain's Permanent Undersecretary of State for Commonwealth Relations, Sir Gilbert Laithwaite, today gave a pledge to the Malayan people that no additional Commonwealth troops, apart from those who are already fighting the bandits,
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    164 7 MORE than 40f) new students have joined Nanyang University's new academic year which began yesterday, bringing the total of undergraduates to about 2,000. The university has also cnSaqed .^0 more lecturers and stafl from overseas to cope with the increased enrolment. Now in its fourth
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    148 7 RUBBER TIN PRICES CLOSING rubber prices (cents per lb.) 1b Singapore yesterday were: Bayers Sellers Spot 30 90* R.S.S. No 1 April 9H 91« R.S.S No. 1 May 911 91* R.S.S. No 2 90 90l R.S.S. No. 3 89 89i Tone: Very quiet. Steady The tin price in Singapore was
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    41 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Police are investigating the sale by certain bookshops here of a Tamil-language pornographic 'nook "Kama Sutra" (the art of conjugal love). Copies of the book are being exhib.ted on the bookshelves of certain shops.
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    Lock icon 30,000 LEPERS IN MALAYA-JUMP IS ALARMING: WARNS SETTLEMENT CHIEF
    208 7 30,000 LEPERS IN MALAYA-JUMP IS ALARMING: WARNS SETTLEMENT CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The present incidence of leprosy in Malaya was alarming; and unless something was done now, it may take even graver proportions. This warning was given by the Superintendent of the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement. Dr. K. M N.
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    188 7 STANVAC DISPUTE ENDS AS NEW PAY PACT IS SIGNED AN agreement on wages and working conditions was signed between the Stanvac Employees' Union and the Standard Vacuum Oil Company before the Commissioner of Labour at the Labour Ministry yes1 terday. Thi-, brought to an end the five-month negotiation.between the two
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    Lock icon The woman on pillion who lost her sarong
    118 7 BVTTERWORTH. Mon. A young woman, while riding pillion on a motorcycle to cross over to Penang for the week-end, icas completely stripped off her batik sarong in Pier Road in front of Mitchell Pier. Her sarong got caught in the motor-cycle chain,
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    Lock icon FIND NEW APPROACH TO OUR ECONOMY-DR. GOH
    209 7 FIND NEW APPROACH TO OUR ECONOMY -DR. GOH DR. GOH Keng Swee. an economics expert and former Economic Adviser to the Chief Minister, emphasised the need for a new approach to meet the rapid growth of the island's population in the next four years. Speaking at a forum organised by
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    Lock icon PAKISTAN DAY CELEBRATED
    76 7 PAKiSTAX National Day waj celebrated in Singapore with a reception given by Pakistan's Trade Commissioner, Major Ahmad Ali Khan on Sunday night at the Royal Island Club. Th e reception was attended by more than 200 guests, including the Governor of Singapore. Sir William Goode and the
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    25 7 A SHOP assistant Yow See Choh of Jalan Tengku Bakar, Temerloh. was fined 123 or one month's jail for abusing a police constable.
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    65 9 c E rubber price lay, to close r>or Ib. for InterApril ship- some overseas Khtly overseas thereafter in number interest was -ed to r r'X- <et was ttle change in *he afteriraa again in low. tone was very SOON PRICES Chamber of :er Association n cents
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    104 9 THE Malayan Exchange Bank^ Association made the following changes in its rates to merchants yesterday: New York: buying T.T. 33 OP. S3-1 'R. 90 days air mail 33-3/8, credit biTs. 33-1/2 trade bills. Canada: buying. T.T. 32 on 32-1 8. 90 days airmail 32-1/2 credit bills, 32-9/16 trade
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    80 9 MALAYA had a favourable balance of trade of $10,500,000 last month, when imports amounted to 8277,800.000 and exports 5298.300.000 according to preliminary figures (for February) issued yesterday. In January an adverse balance of trade was recorded, with imports at 5356.300.000 and exports 5208.300.000. In
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    135 9 New BSA Scooters Arrive A SHIPMENT of the latest "B.S.A. Sunbeam" scooters has arrived in Singapore, according to a spokesman of the local agents. The Cycle Carriage Co. (1926) Ltd. The spokesman said two basic models a 175 cc single cylinder two-stroke and a 250 cc c.h.v. vertical twin were
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    87 9 I MALAYAN Cement Ltd. ••'lied a second kiln :i^ following: inRased demand for its proriger Omont.) Thr new unit which is rrported to be operating most satisfactorily. brings the total production rate at Rawang Works to 250.000 tons annually. The company is experiencing expansion of
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    151 9 TWO members of an advance party of a Philippines trade team are due to arrive in Singapore by air tomorrow. The Philippines Commercial Attache in Singapore, Mr. A. M. Tahil, said the visitors, Messrs. Mariano Rosario and Ricardo Moliano, would make arrangements for a
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    177 9 Czechs To Step Up Trading KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Czechoslovakia is making an intensive effort to increase her trade with Malaya, The Standard learnt today. She exported more than $11,000,000 worth of goods last year to Malaya compared with 58. 500. 000 i n the previous year, according to latest statistic?.
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    28 9 THE British Imperial Chemical Industries Limited are building a special plant at C assess Works, Billingham. on Tees-side, for the manufacture of acrylonitrile in Britain.
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    170 9 Quiet Tendency In The Share Mart QUIET conditions prevailed in all sections of the Malayan share market yesterday, and prices were steady. A smaller turnover of business was recorded for the day. Price changes announced by the Malayan Sharebrokers Association were: INDI'STRTALS Federal Disp 107 1.10 Fraser and Xeav e
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    54 9 JAKARTA, March 23. (Reuter). Mr. Umar Tosin, chairman of the Indonesian Industrial Foundation, said the International Industry and Mechanics Fair for 1959 will be held in Indonesia from August 15. Mr. Tosin >aid three countries. Japan, Russia and Yugoslavia, have expressed their willingness to take
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    310 9 MALAYAN sharebrokers reported the following business done yesterday: d Dlsp 109 F *N. orda 5X60. $1,584 overnight: Gam mon $177, $1.76, $1.73 odd parcel; M. Cement $1.52 to $1 56; McAlister $1.14: Robinson ords' $1.21 to $1.25; Cold Storage 8«c. 3r>ic; S. Steamship 64c- S Times J1.80; S.
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    140 9 Ol TER ROADS Ty!'.ci.irru.>. Anthonia, Murmidor Pres. Madison Ben'omond. Banto. Saidja Hanana. Aden. Lycoan. Edo Maru. San Rcardo. Barumin. Hg. Silverstream. Baud Laura Matr>k. Selat Siberut. Camphuys. Karaton Neeostax, Auby. Hal'.vard. Heather. Maetsuydcar Stv Canberra, Batoeia. Noreveretl Darve". Kahanda. Lar.g, Tomngenj?. Bancia. INNER ROADS TtHig Nam. Nangkach ndr.
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    339 9 PASSENGERS arriving from the United Kingdom by the Canton and disembarking at Penang to-morrow and Singapore on Wednesday. PENANG Mr. B T. Baker; Capt. lln C. B. W Ford: Capt. Ismail bin Ibrahim: Mr s M G E. Lyth: Mr. Jen Liu; Mr. D Minty.
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    52 9 MR. S. AM ALBAR. first prize winner in the recent Philishave competition, was presented with a Philips radiogram by thp managing director of Philips Electrical Company of Malaya Limited. Mr. A. A. A. Dikkers. Photo shows Mr. Ali Albar (right) with his award. Photographed with him is
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    245 9 NET profit of N. V Philips' Gloeilampenfabneken of Eindhoven, Holland in the financial year 1958 amounted to 244,000.000 guilders (against 187,000,000 guilders in 1957), according to the annual report. Of this net profit, 142.000.000 guilders will be retained in the business (against 92,000.000
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    237 9 S'PORE BANKS WANT EQUAL LAW WITH FED. liiutit<<> And Commerce 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Banks incorporated in Singapore want the same treotrhent at that accorded to similar institutions incorporated in the Federation, The Standard learnt today. Singapore banks claim that they are "Malayan" banks and that there should be no
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    229 9 THE Malaya Branch of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors is organising a Pan Pacific Appraisal and Real Estate Conference in Singapore on Thursday, to mark the visit oi 10 prominent surveyors to the Colony. The surveyors due In Singapore on the same day are
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    89 9 Air India' s Chief Due VICE-CHAIRMAN and general mfmncpr of .v.r India International. Bombay. Mr B. R. Patel. is due to arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Friday in the murse of a tour of overseas station He will spond Uo days in the Federal capital before continuing his journey to
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    97 9 SINGAPORE Chinese Produce Exchange noon closing prices per pieul yesterday were: Copra Mar.-Apr. $43 buyers; $44 severs, coconut oil in bulk $6.'<s seller?, In drums $67 sellers: Muntolc white pepper |1M sellers; Sarawak wiute Si^R tellers; special Sarawak black 581. Singapore Copra Association closing prires fair mcrchantabie mixed copra
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    639 10 $2 MIL. CEMENT PLANT OPENS IN S'PORE TODAY TODAY marks the opening of the cement bulking and packing plant of the Singapore Cement Industrial Co. Ltd. at the West Wharf inside the Singapore Harbour Board. The Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, will perform the opening ceremony
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    182 10 MESSAGE from the Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy:"Here is an example of a venture which has been set up through the co-operation of investors in Singapore and from an Asian country. 'I hope that this will be Ihe forerunner of similar joint
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      175 10 ymmf HUME INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LTD. Extend their congratulations to Yhe Singapore Cement Industrial Co., Ltd. and are proud to add 1 to their list of achievements. a .^i igp [|ii^ pnnc jiiT «j Technical advice and installation of all electrical equipment, Provision of locally-manufactured "Humethree" (standard) corrugated asbestos cement
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      162 10 AH YEE CONTRACTORS extend their best wishes to The Singapore Cement Industrial Co. Ltd., on the occasion of the opening of their new Cement Bulking and Packing Plant. AH YEE General building contractors »and furniture makers 282. A. Balestier Koad Singapore. 12 Tel: *****. NASSIM CO. LIMITED j sjj j
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    352 11 There's A Cement For Every Job jfsiODA Cement Co. opan monucement for r y job. re of provhave a ket. normal (ordinary) tit: This is a with high 1 durability l multitude 5 from sidewalks oda heh early strength an( l irmcnt; High eai ent was ed to meet speed
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    104 11 THE 9,108-ton Shoyo Maru arrived in Singapore in the middle o f this month with the first shipment of cement in bulk to Southeast Asia. The vessel If operated by the Onoda Cement Co. Ltd., who. with Mitsui Bussan Kaisha and Hong Leong Co., Ltd.
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    167 11 THE Hong Leong Co. Ltd., a?ents for the Onoda Cement Co Ltd., is among Malaya's leading importers of building, engineering and hardware materials The firm was established before the war and has its head office at 258. Beach Road, Singapore. In June 1958. a
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    Lock icon Onoda Chief To Attend Opening
    116 11 A reception will be held at the premises of the Singapore Cement Indus- j trial Company's bulking and packing plant after the opening ceremony today. Later In the evening, the company will be host at a dinner in the Cathay Restaurant. Mr. Takahashi Mitsuya, managing
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      118 11 SOON HING CO., THE SINGAPORE CEMENT INDUSTRIAL CO., LTD. T JT Ji t T> %S^*^ 1 i? 'H k VI/'ro?a?J MMI DM'lver* cement to the Parker HP!"* k pm nt '^o th« •crew ami srrfMv .onveyor. 9HK Machlne *^f* ronralnfr Machinery for the cement Bulking and Packing Plant was installed
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      153 11 ij BANK OF TOKYO o O extend their best wishes to O the Singapore Industrial IO Cement Co. Ltd. on O their valuable con tribution O to the economy O of Singapore and the O Federation of Malaya. THE BANK OF TOKYO, LTD., SINGAPORE OFFICE 9, PHILLIP STREET, SINGAPORE, I.
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      41 11 THE TAISHO MARINE FIRE INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Japan) and THE ASIA INSURANCE CO., LTD. (Incorporated In Singapore) Take Pleasure Congratulating Singapore Cement Industrial Co., Ltd. The Successful Completion Of Their New Plant ASIA INSURANCE BUILDING SINCAPORE 1. TEL: 2818
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    Lock icon Big Day For 32 Schoolboys
    116 12 IT WAS a bis day for 32 Singapore schoolboys when they turned up a the SCC padang yesterday for the first of four coaching sessions conducted by the English Test cricketer Peter Richardson. Richardson, in whites, and looking more like a actor than the cricketer
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    677 12 HOPEFUL BLUE IN FORM Newcomer Eros Produces A Winning Gallop By SCRUTINEER HOPEFUL BLUE revealed tip- top form on the training track at Bukit Timah yesterday. With young Chris Dragon in the saddle, the handsome grey was never off the bit when he reeled off 3f in 38 1/5 sec,
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    35 12 PETER Richardson, the English Test cricketer coached 32 Singapore Schoolboys on the SCC padang yesterday. Here he is showing one of them the proper stance and the correct way to hold his bat.
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    35 12 ROYAL Military PoAce entered the second round of the Robinson Cup in the Army soccer knockout competition when they eliminated 221 Base Vehicle Depot by four goals to cne at Kota Ting^i yesterday
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    91 12 THE following horses were outstanding: at Bukit Timab yesterday and it should pay punters to follow them: Hobbs stable EROS and KOLA BAY (38 2 5 sec), FILAMENT (39 J sec.) ABERDEEN (evens). Daniels stable HIGH SOCKS (evens). SILVER WHISTLE threequarter pace on the bit) Zain stable
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    66 12 U.K. VARSITIES RUGBY TEAM TO PLAY HERE A COMBINED Oxford and Cambridge Universities rugby team visiting Japan late this year, will stop over in Singapore on Sept. 1 to play a game againsi a local team. Announcing this yesterday, Mr. S. F. Armitage, secretary of the Malayan Rugby Union, also
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    Lock icon RIFLE SHOOT RESULTS
    71 12 RESULTS of Spoon Shoot? held by the Singapore Rifle Association are. .22 Small Bore Section. Gunscore F. B. dc Souza. Handicap Mohd Amin .303 Full Bore Section: SRCa} Div. A Gunscore Sgt. Deframe Div. B Gunscore Cpl. VusorT. Handicap LAC Burrell. SR(b) Div A Gunscore D. Hannam.
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    21 12 FIRST Cheshire Regiment beat 2/2 Gurkha Rifles by seven goals to one in a soccer match at Changi yesterday.
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    361 12 INDONESIA'S AHMAD IS OUTSTANDING AHMAD DIMJATI of the visiting Indonesian swimming team "Tirta Kentjana" was the outstanding swimmer on the last day of the swimming match between the Colony swimmers and the Indonesians at the Chinese Swimming Club's new pool yesterday. Dimjati won the 100 metres and 50 metres butterfly
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    Lock icon SLEVIN DECIDES
    60 12 A GOAL seven minutes from the end by centre forward Don S'.evin paved the way for Royal Army Pay Corps to eliminate the holders, Royal Engineers, 3-j ln tric rirst round of the Army knockout soccer competition for tne Robinson Cup at Gillman Barracks yesterday. In another match
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    18 12 BALESTIER United beat Singapore Glass Factory 3-2 in a football match played at Farrer Park yesterday.
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    Lock icon Ghulam Ahmed Withdraws
    25 12 HYDERABAD. India. March 23 (Reuter) Ghulam Ahmed. 36--year-old off-spin bowler, yesterday withdrew from the Indian cricket team to tour England this summer.
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    Lock icon SBA's Coaching Sessions On Sat.
    208 12 THE SINGAPORE Badminton Association will begin coaching sessions for English Secondary Schools < Girls) commencing on Saturday, at the Singapore Badminton Stadium at 10.00 a.m. Each session of two hours' duration, will begin with a talk terminating with a question time. The following will assist
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    96 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Pahanj rl Association will participate in the South /«>n Malayan Cricket Association t -hampinnOtip* Last year Pahang played in the North The teams taking part in the South Zone are Singapore, Malacca, Xegri Sembilan and Pahang Pahang will meet Singapore
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      180 13 magazine rered SOPHIA ;••> savlnf there rr.any men in New •they made her ine conclusion •rue whenever beauteous r motion pic- r and you'll ):t presence impression nd. ARTIN' RITT. through her nance with V QUINN In Para- Thr Black Orchid." say of her: an actresi of ability a
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      91 13 I A HUNGARIAN refugee i 80-year-old J a n o s > Nagy show's Yul Brynner < an example of the Hungarian national hat on the set of "The Jour- ney." N o relation to the murdered Premier of Hungary (Nagy is a fairly common
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      363 13 J.'EW actors ever have had the opportunity for firsthand research in preparation for a screen role as was offered Yul Brynner for his characterization in THE JOURNEY, in which he co-stars with Deborah Kerr. 1— The Alby Picture, producer! and directed by Anatole Litvak for MGM,
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      233 13 James Garner did both surface and underwater swimming scenes for "Up Periscope." seafaring adventure film that shows him as a Xavy frogman. •Around the World With Nellie Bly," story of the famed 19th century npwsp:iprrwoman. will be produced by Joseph M. Schenck Enterprises. The father of Felipe Pazot
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      282 13 HOLLYWOOD, Bewitching Andra Martin, who only a far years ago was a>? Illinois jarm girl, noil' il fast on her way to becoming filmland's ncto queen of "sophisticated **x» M This is the jubilant prediction or studio bigw.gs who cast the Hollywood newcomer with
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      59 13 VISITING UniversalInternational studio, West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt was officially welcomed by Linda Cristal. who co-stars with Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh in the current film comedy, "Strictly for Pleasure." 41 Mayor Brandt is shown receiving a key to Universal City from Mi*s Cristal, present Mayor
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      281 13 Forty-Eight Hours To Find 39 Steps [O which glamorous film-star would YOU most like to be handcuffed? Bear in mind that you're trailing across the Scottish moors, hounded on one side by the police, who suspect you of murder, and on the other by a bunch of international spies
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      73 13 AIOKTON A. SPRING. Pre- sident of Loew's International Corporation, has announced that full and detailed discussion of the company's careful, longrange plans for the global handling of BEN-HUR will be the central theme of throe "BEN-HUR Conferences" that will be held during April beginning with Madrid, continuing
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      69 13 GARY CROSBY. who made hi^ film debut in "Marcii Gras," has been signed to star in the forthcoming Cinemascope Deluxe Colour production of "HOLIDAY FOR LOVERS" based on Ronald Alexander's Broadway stage play. Dealing with the romance of a young Amrrican soldier with a daughtrr of a middle
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      180 13 riMME was when thr Bis Star rode off into the sunset and A the rest of the pictures p-r«rnnr' WWM made up of unknown cowboys. Indians and horses. The horse opry was m one-star show in those days b.n now the Western with a spate of
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      276 13 PJUUB I RITA DEL MAR K QI'OTATION: Thp very thing that ■[Kt\ think they have g«>t i' m<xt of. they have got r I p iM of; and that is ■li'tnvnt." H. W Shaw I ESDAY KOR F.VFRY- tain things on I -el. be guardr-d B rv to ex- c
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      273 13 LI'L ABNER By Al Ca PP !r~ >. A DRUTHER. A JTS FANTASTIC ~\f TMEAA EVEN A c A HCW'DVO' 2 S^ A^ HOME 1 M I /A/C#ED/3LE.':-ALL I DAWGOKJH TOCKTW' I 'ip» > LIKE TO AV WPMAHU'L JJ >OF MEW YOJ?K C/Ty- HOIIROR < PL ACE O' 7 erv
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      255 14 WHOLESALE MURDER OF OFFICIALS PLANNED White Paper on Nyasaland LONDON, Mar. 23 (Reuter)- i planned African uprising which involved murder of the British Governor and high government officials was revealed in a White Paper released here today. Ba^cl on a report from the Governor of Nya.saland. S.r Robert Armitagr, the
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      75 14 LONDON. March 23 i Reuter) —The "Big Four" Western Foreign Ministers will mee: in Washington on March 31 and April 1 to exchange view? before a possible conference with the Soviet Union, it was announced he;e today. They are expected to submit their policy to the
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      24 14 NEGOTIATIONS have s'arted in London between Japan and Britain to conclude a treaty of commerce and navigation, an authoritative source said yesterday. Reuter
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      56 14 Photo) QUEEN ELIZABETH dances with Lt. Colonel Denys Smyllie at the Bicentenary Dinner and Ball at the Hyde Park Hotel in London last week given by the IK .> Queen's Royal Lancers. Colonel Smyllie will be taking over command of the regiment from Brigadier P.E. Bowden-Smith. The
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      187 14 JAKARTA. March 24 (Reuter) Representatives of the Darul Islam rebels in Sumatra would soon send a delegation to the Central Government in Jakarta, Antara News Agency said last night. The Agency said that, following a coup witnin the re,->el ranks
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      278 14 WIVES CAN BE BOUGHT ON HIRE PURCHASE LONDON, March. 23. (Reuter) The Sunday Graphic reported yesterday that lonely West Indians arriving in Britain were being offered white teenage "wives" for £75 ($630 Malayan) on hire purchase. The newspaper said in a front page report that the "purchaser" could pay off
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      318 14 LHASA BOMBED AS REVOLT SPREADS Jtecfc use machine-guns on Tibetans Monks join uprising NEW DELHI, March 23 (Reuter, UPI) Chinese communist planes yesterday bombed Lhasa, the capital of revolt-torn Tibet, according to reports reaching here. Refugees flocking to border towns inside India reported seeing two big monasteries in the sacred
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      261 14 NEW DELHI. March 23 Prime Minister Jawaharla! Nehru told the Lower House of Parliament today that bullets fired by communist Chinese authorities struck the Indian Consulate in Lhasa. Tibet on March 20. but none of the Indian staff members were killed. He said the Indian
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      35 14 LONDON. Mar. 23, (Reuter. Air Vice-Marshal H. D. McGregor, born in Wairoa, New Zealand. \va> vesterday appointed Air Officer Com-manding-in-Chief of Britain's Fighter Command. He take? over in August.
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      190 14 WASHINGTON. March 23 (Reuter) British Prime Minister Mr. Harold Macmillan and President Eisenhower wound up their three-day little summit by giving Secretary of State John Foster Dulles, a full report of what they discussed at the President's mountain retreat. Both the sta'.esmen left Camp David
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      114 14 Back in church after 30 years CHINESE scholar-philosopher Lin Yutang has re-embraced Christianity after 30 years as an avowed pagan because he is convinced that it is the only civilizing influence that can save the world. "I made my break with organized religion as a young man, but I always
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      28 14 BLACKPOOL. March 23 (UPI)-A locai newsoaoer toda* ran an advertisement for "new two-tie? wlddin« cake for sale. Accept €4 (534 Malayan) w wires" off v"
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        30 14 A SQUADRON of Royal Air Force Pioneer type planes which arrived in Nicosia in November to give air support in anti-Eoka operations has begun leaving the island for England. Reuter
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        75 14 LONDON, March 23. (Reutcr)— Or. Geoffrey Fisher. Archbishop of Canterbury number one in (he Church 01 England hierarchy left here by air on a three-week tour of Asia and the Far Fast. He uill visit Japan. India. Pakistan. South Korea, and Hongkong. The
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