Singapore Standard, 1 June 1959

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    26 1 hghdfg SINGAPORE STANDARD (PINAL EDITION) TO rrO.cne 2_-4_ 1 5 1 Cable "TIGERNEWS" SINGAPORE, MONDAY, JUNE 1, 1959. X No. 333 O 15 cts. 12 Pages
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    Lock icon PAP SAYS IT AGAIN
    334 1 hgfdg fgfdg LONDON, Sun. Reuter) Scores of newspapers the world over commented on ii election sweep of the Peoples Action Pariy which won the first general elections m Singapore on Scturday. In VIENNA, the Die Presse carried a report frotp lon headed: "Flection victory of left
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    Lock icon Rehearsal for the Sultan's funeral
    44 1 Rehearsal for the Sultan's funeral be diver! lor 1 c Su i Stal I nal Istana Be- a.m. 11 a.m and :rom tai Besar to t hore Bl New and o Ed ii p.m. i, however. bf allowed or will be diverted Traffic Police.
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    Lock icon AIRLINES LOSING
    7 1 Mi Alto 1 day.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Winner Is Chaired
    66 1 IHi Alliance won another s w e ep i n s victory in Selancor on Saturday, winning 23 seats out of 28. The irietorious Alliance candidate in the s.ii.ik ward, Mr Douglas K K. Lee Rives the victory sign, da-p-in" both binds mer hk head, as he
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    Lock icon Who will be first Premier?
    129 1 I> I v TOH CHIN CHYE, J 37. Reader m Physiologs I Inn <i sit ol Malaya. BorninPerak Educated m Perak, science &ra- duate of Raffles Col- lege Obtained BSc of I the l niversitj of 1 onI don Did post-graduate > studies at National
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    Lock icon No Govt, unless those linked with our party are released
    463 1 No Govt, unless those linked with our party are released THE Secretary-General of the Peoples Action Party, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, lost night reiterated his party's stand not to assume office until those detcinees m Changi Jail who were "closely connected with the party leadership" ere released by the Governor.
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    Lock icon LEE IS TIPPED FOR TOP POST IN CABINET
    117 1 LEE IS TIPPED FOR TOP POST IN CABINET [•HB SF.( RMWRY-general of the Peoples Action Party. Air. I.cc Kuan Yew. is tipped as the first Prime Minister of a self governing Singapore. Thi tidard understands thai Mr. Lee wanted wn irom the Premiership, he would accept the top om. ii.
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    Lock icon HK BANS FARMERS' SOCIETY
    160 1 HK BANS FARMERS' SOCIETY Three deported HONGKONi s (Reuter) The Colony government announced yestero- 'ived a far t elation and deported thr- I I office-bearers to communist China. The action group of new X wloon agricultural work' r? known as the Society O Plantation.^ ed In I ■.ernment gazette. The
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    Lock icon NO DICTATION TEST FOR IMMIGRANTS
    90 1 NO DICTATION TEST FOR IMMIGRANTS INBERRA, Sun. (Reuterl I tation test which has been used as a device for rel u>ing admis lon 1 Ua Will disapp. tr 1 [TOW when the new immigration Pari i ami ot i nes int I will have thi pa -ports stamped with entry
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    108 1 It is expected that Dr. G h will hold the portfolio of the Minister for Finance who will also be responsible for the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. the former Mayor, is freely tipped to be the Minister for Local Government, Lands and Housing
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    Lock icon Typhoid outbreak off Ipoh
    139 1 Typhoid outbreak off Ipoh IPOH, Sun.-- 1 has beeu i fininor o>utbrealc ol tj phoifj m two ftampongs In thp Parif area. .ab"ut 20 miles S ou t b -**i est of [poh where 18 cases are sa id to hay occurred recently. The \< o kampon g > affertefl
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    Lock icon 3 DEFEATED PARTIES HAVE NOTHING TO SAY
    168 1 LEADERS of three political parties which failed to secure a .single scat at the elections, declined comment when risked about the future of their organizations. Mr David Marshall, chairman of the Worker? Party told The St anci ard. "We must rememtx r that
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      281 2 UROMERZ l ric acid salts arc removed from the bodj m a dissolved State and favourable results ue Obtained m the treatment of Goal Gravel Rheumatism etc Ideal Bodi Cleanse? CH IRI CO (P Bos 123) 29 Robinson Rd. S pore l CHAPTER No 216 (PAWNBROKERS' ORDINANCE) UNREDEEMED Pledged Goods
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      325 2 I TENDERS INVITED SEPARATE TENDERS arc invited for the supply of all or any of the following Items 1 1 to Sultan Idris Training ColJ lege, Tanjong Malim, during the period I July to 31st December, 1959. p Prices quoted must include p cost of delivery to the College kitchen.
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      367 2 CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE TENDERS CITY ENGINEER'S DEPARTMENT. (A) Tht Proposed Construction of Jai an Besar Circus Cose at 2 15 p.m. on 19th June, 1959. Tender deposil $200/--1 (B> Reconstruction of Scotts Road Culvert at junction ol Orchard Road Close at 2.15 p.m. on 19th .June, 1959 Tender deposit
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      221 2 TENDER NOTICES JOHORE P. \V. D TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Clasj "C" and above registered P.W.D Contractors will be received by the State Engineer Johore, up to Noon of the 15.6.59 for: ERECTION \NL> COMPLETION OF" REST HOrSF AT K LUANG Full particulars may be obtainrd fmm Senior Executive Engineer,
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      184 2 TENDERS Iron 1 and above registered P V Contractor received by the State Engineer Johore. up to noon of the Bth June, 1959 for SUPPLY AND DEI.: OF ONE EI.FA'ATEO STEI WATER TANK OF NOMINAL CAPACITY OF 60.000 G A L LON S COMPLETE WITH STEEL TOWER TO TANJONG AT
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    Lock icon First Anniversary Of Malayan Air Force
    924 3  - First Anniversary Of Malayan Air Force Sh ariff Ahmad XI ALA LUMPUR '[HO Yang di-Pertuan Agong will attend a colourful review of men and aircraft of the Royal M tlayan Air Force (Tentera Udara di-Raja Persekutuan) tn mark the first anniversary of the Regiment at the International Airport today. Tho
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  • EDITORIAL SINGAPORE TIGER STANDARD
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      183 3 MO MCA MIC Aik.nee registered .ts a row when it iwepl the SelangOl on Siturdiy by 23 sens to 5 civ i clear majority of IS sens Of -pposihon groups, Milj three •st Front. The rem.mini; se.it <n independent __.-ind.d__ te. n this opposition however to strength
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      325 3 RiTISH subjects who have not adoooed Sincitizenship have been given an assurarce their status m the new State ok Singaannouncement that the office of the dom Commissioner will deal directly matters affecting their interests oyer the responsibility of issuing orts and v.sas will be welcomed Under new constitution,
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    14 3 K.irri ,•> esl A.I ok 174 Bat bt let 4 -j^
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    Lock icon The Blessed Cricketers
    494 3 CASSANDRA says: "The English pub, pot- house, ta i ern, hostelry or inn is the national sot ial gathering plat e. (^ANON Gen Markham blessed a new illed The Cricketers j when it was opened m Grim :ortmght ago. Sii th o he has reived Ort- ;ing
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    Lock icon Ample Confirmation
    31 3 Ample Confirmation r the recent South-'.'. I Norfolk by-election tne most colourful candidate and I use the word colourful m the widest possible sense to include asininity was .Mr. Andrew Fountaine.
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    676 3 EwmUtY MONDAY i i 9 They were very right— but c* s ii 3 d go o ffcncrous Top The Lot R RIL OSBORNE. l M P., wants to re-im-pose hanging on a wider scale and to include it m the Conservative Party's election program They will be
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    364 3 the NEWS as it strikes me Nli( iniiiivs „v i ex pet taUo tn nt i., p.pcps v Wed h^ thr |v ..p-. thai thr stat. of Sin; should Im mcd h the form nl Socialism advi rri bj th- People* \ct on Parts Two hundred ;ind Iffhtj -obi I
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    Lock icon 'Get your man' show by Aussie jungle forces
    190 4 'Get your man' show by Aussie jungle forces XI VI. V KANGSAR, Sun nmmnnitv leaders and members Ol Ihe public of this town and tho i yesterday had Iheii Hrst "grandstand view" of the seeillitj forces O't your man method^. This d comprehensive demonstration by the ned of the Royal
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    94 4 BBC man on Far East tour lUI programme planner of th" British Broat tion's M.l H| r r. !¥l dc yi H m Sinsaporp yp^f. rda^ For 'tort t :>it I"" I Mr. Morgan. m thp Mala 3 Civil Services f n r 1 hid iust completed a tun-months' tour
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    Lock icon LATEST IN FIREBOATS
    111 4 SlH>\\N above m an artist- drawing is v fourtiered, twin-hulled fireboat, a prototype of which is brine built by R.v Hayes, Ltd ni Pern broke Dock, South ale for trials. The .ippiratus has two 60 foot long:. 14-foot- u ide hulls joined < atatnaran style, eighf feet
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    Lock icon HAD BETTING SLIPS: THREE FINED $9,000
    65 4 JAR. Sun Three mc: were each fined S r Se rt, Ti d r o Leg Kheng Hian, Tan Ah Fan ar •ar Bian were rresl PD, Muar, ASP Mr E. Gopa larch 28 al a h the lott< y m a ta A
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    Lock icon SCHOOLS: MORE NEEDED -BURTON
    128 4 SCHOOLS: MORE NEEDED -BURTON PENANG, Sun.— The SI ore schoo s to accommodate its growing itioi ihe Chief EducaOfficer. Mr. W. Burton. >a:d last night at the AngloChinese School Founder's Day dinner at the ACS Union preses. Mr. B s that during ihe lasl c of the el Ai tion
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    Lock icon GHAZALI: PERAK'S NEW HEAD OF STATE
    314 4 GHAZALI: PERAK'S NEW HEAD OF STATE Swearing-in ceremony at Kuala Kangsar IPOH, Sun. Inche Ghazali bin Jawi was today elected by a unanimous vote as Mentri Besar of Perak. Elected Alliance Assemolvmen also sriected Inche Suleiman bm Bulon ol Hut an Melingtang as the potential "Mr. Speaker/ and Mr. Liew
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    Lock icon WELL DONE, SAYS PPP
    28 4 PENANG, S j People's Mr. Jagjit 1 sent a fram P Lee Kuan Vhis party Singapore ele I The telegram how Mr. Lee's el
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    Lock icon NEW ALLIANCE MENTRI BESAR FOR SELANGOR
    338 5 Well do our best to help the people say s Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Sun Federal Councillor, Inche Abubakar l n Bag'nda, who was returned at yesterday's Selangor State elections L^ Co-gkil constituency, is expected to be the first Mentri Besar of l elected State
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    Lock icon SCHOOLBOY DROWNS IN PEIRCE RESERVOIR
    53 5 SCHOOLBOY DROWNS IN PEIRCE RESERVOIR I BOY, who p at the ft Base •c reser- 8 th lenly t*t w a s i ft Ik fo ii grab it the traged: ft o ft was at g party a I T t half a neo rus cer of his a
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    Lock icon 'Create more jobs for the people'
    54 5 MPUR. SunMalayan ogress Mr 15 urged t develop Its I ea i• •he opening ie annual Uni m at n was trying c the coal .rea. I peotrang still turn i Hist :ng said. to G J p the coun- that Is the prosperity
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    Lock icon WELL DRESSED GANGSTERS
    42 5 MAN ing oil ide the Theatre. at New Bi ge Road. Singapore was r by two well-dress-ed gangsters They took him to a sidelane, punched him and relieved 'h and pen. The Goh Peng Khiang. said happened on election
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    38 5 RESIDENT Soekarno of nesia further conquered Mexican hearts yesterday when m a magnificent gesture he ed a typical Mexican charro hat and saluted an enastic crowd m Mexico ■luring a rodeo festival m his honour. Reuter
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    74 5 N -.nrump mtmmMMl children from SekoImum T'kr labu Ser°mhan. accompanied by spenl ncarlv m hour at Lever Broi Kuala Fumpur on Friday to learn f first time bow soap and edible oils are manured ru pirt of a civics coarse programme >J tiie Department of
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    Lock icon 11 STUDY AWARDS BY SCHOOL
    93 5 11 STUDY AWARDS BY SCHOOL TAIPING. Sun.— Tne Committee of the King Edward VII School Golden Jubilee Scholarship Fund has awarded 11 scholarships, totalling $1 020, for 1959. The winners are: Ho Chek Cheong Ong 1 eong Tuck. Long X tc Tong. Ng Bong Hian. Goh Boon Lin. Lio Wah
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    Lock icon 20 THUGS ATTACK SHOPMAN
    67 5 20 THUGS ATTACK SHOPMAN A COFFPIF SHOP owner Tan Kee Yoong, at West Hill Road. Singapore, was attacked by 20 thugs, armed with parangs and bottles on Saturday night. Tan escaped by running out of the shop by the bark door. The thugs, believed to be secret society gangsters, damaged
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    196 5 RMAF will fight for King and country Hyde KUALA LIMPIR. Sun. The Royal Malayan Air Force, together with the Army, the Navy and the Police, intends to maintain the integrity of Malaya and the Paramount Ruler, declared Air Commodore N.C. Hyde over Radio Malaya tonight. Speaking on the eve of
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    Lock icon St. Andrew's 'Hospital Week'
    168 5 St. Andrew's 'Hospital Week' THE Sr Andrew's Mission Hospital m Singapore will launch its annual "Hospita. Week" with a Ball at the Raffles Hotel on Saturday, announced chairman of the "Hospita Week Committee," Mr. Ec Soon Howe, over Radio Singapore last night. The hospital m Tanjong Pagar caters to the
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    Lock icon UK envoy visits a jungle fort
    313 5 High Commissioßer for the United Kingdom. Sir Geofroy Tory, recently visited Fort Shean. the Police fort set m the Northwest Pahang mountains. He flew m a Tioneer aircraft of No. 209 Squadron. Royal Air Force. based at Kuala Lumpur, and was escorted by the
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    Lock icon AMMO CASE POSTPONED
    67 5 MUAR. Sun.— Heng Fook Fai alias Heng Hock, a surrendered bandit and exsoldier, attached t n the First Battalion, Federation Regiment, at Sungei Udang. today claimed trial before the President of the Sessions Court, Tungku Ahmad Rithauddeen, to a charge of possession of 370 rounds of ammunition.
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    68 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The oversea telephone service will he extended to the Fiji Islands as from tomorrow, the Director General of Telecommunication, Federation of Malaya and Singapore. Mr. W. Stubbs, announced today. Calls may he made between 11.1,. a.m. and 12.15 p.m. daily from Monday to
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    Lock icon Unite first -guilds chief's call
    190 5 Unite first -guilds chief's call IPOH. Sun. A call to Chinese to unite first and then come together with other races m Malay a was made by Perak leader. Mr. Lav Pak Khuan. president of the strong Perak Chinese guilds and associations at a cocktail party today at the Chinese
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    Lock icon Premier opens three new stations on East Coast
    181 5 Premier opens three new stations on East Coast Step to improve service Xt ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Prime Minister Dafo Abdul Razak hin Dato Hussein tonight declared open Radio Malaya s three medium-wave transmitters at Kota Bharu, Kuantan and Kuala Trengganu. This is the first major step taken Ka improving the
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    Lock icon Stole Fitrah money from a mosque
    205 5 Stole Fitrah money from a mosque BEN TONG. Bun. A PWD labourer. Omar bm Bi.sl Ibrahim, who stole 1120 belonging to the Bentong Malay Mosque and buried the money under a banana plan! at I Chmta Manis Qua:: Karak, was today Ailed I or eight months' jail and further ordered
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    Lock icon HEALTH MEN ARE BACK
    60 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two Kuala Lumpur Municipality Health Inspectors returned here hv air today after, a nine months' course at the National College of Food Technology m London. They are Mr. Sim Boo: O and Mr. Ngoh Seong Teck. Both studied meat and food inspection under
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    29 5 THE North Korean communist army recently concluded a "large scale" manoeuvre under simulated ■*-n-:s C .-rr.dit-ion^ alon^ .he truce line. reliable South tvorean military source.c said UPI
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    292 6 WE'VE BEEN HOODWINKED: THEY CLAIM KUALA, LUMPUR, Sun. Nurses at the Lady Templer TB Hospital at Cheras Road here today claimed they had been "hoodwinked" by the hospital authorities and have lodged a protest against a move to deduct their pay. They
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    Lock icon HERCULEAN JOB AHEAD SAYS MIC
    73 6 HERCULEAN JOB AHEAD SAYS MIC THE Singapore Indian Congress congratulated the PAP on their "resounding victory." In a statement issued last night, the Secretary-Genera', of the Congress, Mr R. Ramanathan. said: "We welcome the pap whole-hearted-ly to take on the new State of Singapore." "They have certainly a Herculean job
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    32 6 A PAB i of policemen from he Reserve Unit, Singapore. found a hody floating m the sea off Merdeka Bridge yesterday. It was identified as tnat of Toh Siew 48
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    195 6 PENANG, Sun. The City Council of Georgetown will be the education authority m Penang very soon. This was stated by the chairman of the State Education Board. Dr N. K. Men on at the annual dinner of the Penang Branch of the
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    Lock icon Thousands cheer new leaders
    127 6 Thousands cheer new leaders ROADS were jammed m several parts of Singapore yesterday evening when thousands of people lined the streets to cheer the newly elected assemblymen of the Peoples Action Party. Many of the PAP assemblymen yesterday toured their constituency with loud speakers m hand, thanking the voters for
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    165 6 BRISBANE, capital of Queensland, was the fifth capital to be visited by Australia's 2000 th Colombo Plan student. Che Urami Kelsom bi'Ue Maidin, of Kuala Trengganu, Malaya, durinc her round-Australia air tour promised by thr Minister for External Affairs, Mr. RG Casey when she arrived m
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    31 6 JUST an hour before the Singapore election results were announced, a man. Hamid bin Ottor, was stopped by three men at Durham Road and re--1 lieved of his vmstwatch.
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    208 6 UNION'S GROUSE OVER STAFF CHANGES i. ml Singapore City Council Services Union has charged that during the pagj year they have nnt had any' "say" before changes relating to staff were undertaken by the Council. This is pointed out m an editorial of the Union's annual magazine, published recently. It
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    367 7  - Actress in quest for a soul-mate Irene Lim By Delicately featured, with a flawless, f c complexion; dainty/ with a well proportioned figure at fills a cheongbeautifully that is a fleeting perspective of a outi^l young actress m search of a *mM iusband. qualifi*h€ lucky 1 a steady job. And
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    985 7 -DEAR MR. LEN.—" When readers send him letters of compianf his usual reply is: Why heckle Me when I'm working? I come down to your place AND TAKE AWAY YOUR SHOVEL!" •t.MV i, KIDDIW INk> ou surviving? Have jrou been to any of the rallies In the Federation
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    651 7 The tragedy of Pearl S. Buck— the life story of a famous woman O!\E of the most tragic women of our centwy is* without doubt, the woman who is known to world literature as Pearl S. Buck. >he m probably the best-informed uriter on China and th j Far East
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    61 9 The United States exported 37 million bushels of wheat m March this year, compa-' J with 27 million m March Last year. Shipments were the largest m any single month since June 1957, when exports were 51 million bushels. Flour exports, however, dropped from 7.1 million
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    306 10 John Woodhou>e of Singapore Cricket Club became the first batsman to score a century m the Singapore Cricket Association s senior tournament this season. Hi- 101 runs ior the Club was m their drawn game Against the Ceylonese at Balestier Road yesterday. rhia
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