The Singapore Free Press, 26 June 1959

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    13 1 THE SINGAPORE FREE PRESS No. *****. SINGAPORE, FRIDAY, JUNE 26, 1959. 15 CENTS.
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    Opinion Wanted-a gesture by expats
    16 1 Opinion Wanted -a gesture by expats e at d, the proposed aid tion :ick Government .on
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    TALKING POINT
    18 1  - TALKING POINT THOREAU Don t destroy your cf mind by looking _ive in the present, y the present!
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    UNITED FRONT MOVE
    286 1 New steps by unions on the allowances question City Council, SIT staff may join forces with Govt, men fHE Singapore Government, City Council and SIT officers' unions are contemplating forming a united front to negotiate with their employers on the variable allowances Leaders or the council of
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    ULIIENC to TURN UP FOR POLLS FIGHT
    453 1 ULIIENC to TURN UP FOR POLLS FIGHT Election machinery will go full out on the East coast KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE ALLIANCE, despite its state election defeats in Kelantan and Trengganu, is certain to fight all the „104 constituencies in the Federal general election. An Alliance spokesman told the Free
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    STOP PRESS
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    67 1 HOVERING above E E the ground during: E E m demonstration at E Cow es. Isle of Wight, E Eis the prototype of E Britain's revolution- E E ary "flying saucer." Neither plane nor E E ship, the craft E operates on a cushion E E ol
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    BIG RUBBER THEFT
    31 1 BIG RUBBER THEFT Thirty bales of rubber $35,000 were stolen rubber firm in Market Street, Singapore, last night. A police spokesman said thieves entered the shop Dy climbing the rear wall.
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    Lock icon Mac: I still hope Geneva will lead to summit
    341 1 Mac: I still hope Geneva will lead to summit LONDON, Fri. MR. Harold Macmillan, Britain's Prime Minister, said yesterday he still hoped the Geneva foreign ministers meeting would lead to a summit •The talks at Geneva are an essential preliminary to any summit conference if it is to be fruitful
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    Lock icon 3,000,000 to press for more pay
    50 1 EASTBOURNE. Fri.— Leaders of 40 trade unions unanimously decided here yesterday to press immediately for substantial wage increases for more than 3.000.000 British engineering and shipvard workers. The decision was taken at the annual conference of the Confederation of Shipbuilding and Engineering Unions.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Iraq amnesty
    46 1 BAGDAD. Fri.— The Iraqi Prime Minister, Major General Abdul Karim Kassem. last night granted an amnesty to all those "who indulged ln confVct which ei.dangered the security and order of the country," if they returned to their homes before the end of July. Reuter
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    Lock icon Walkout by Reds over ILO ban on Hungary
    185 1 Walkout by Reds over ILO ban on Hungary GENEVA. Fri.— The International Labour Conference wound up its forty third session here yesterday with a credit ot three new international conventions and a recommendation adopted during the three-week period. The conference, which was attended by more than 900 delegates from 75
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    Flooding in some areas
    68 1 Flooding in some areas MINOR flooding was reported in several aroas in Singapore this morning, following steady rainfall which started at 5.25 a.m. Bukit Timah Road near the University of Malaya was under seven inches of water. Changi Road was also flooded, but cars could get through. A total of
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    Lock icon Bid to snatch satellite's cone over the Pacific Ocean
    180 1 ITANDENBERG AIR BASE (California), Thurs. Discoverer IV earth satellite was launched here today and the air force hopes to be able to recover its 3001b. nose cone through an air snatch over the Pacific. This shot did not contain any "bio-medical
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    RUBBER UP
    31 1 July lirst srade rubber buvers f.o.b. opened in Singapore this morning at 91 5 8 tents per lb., up a quarter of on yesterday's dose, i Intone was uneertain.
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    Catholics and Reds in clash
    99 1 Catholics and Reds in clash T'RIVANDRUM. Fn— T ty-three peo; jured last night in a between Communis' Cathoiics on the ou.. Trivandruni. all. munisl flag had been pu down from a nearby The cla.-*.*i. which* occurrec a lew mn rates ui*. I Nehru, the Indian P I Minister, had left
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    BID TO AVERT STEEL STRIKE IN AMERICA
    231 2 BID TO AVERT STEEL STRIKE IN AMERICA i Hitut nttvr.s in oxtottd vontravts 1.1 days NEW YORK, Friday. r V\\K United Steel Workers Union announced yesterday it was willing to extend present contracts with employers until July 15, provided the companies agreed to make any economic gains achieved in wage
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    56 2 .i member --i the Royal Navy's Fleet Bomb and Mine l>isp<»s.ii lean continue \u>rk on the sunken submarine, which lies three miles outside the harbour Sh* re torpedoes have been discorerk each containing lb. of explosives The R; Van II i_llle<_ in
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    NON-COMMUNIST ECONOMY STILL STRONG-IKE
    16 2 NON-COMMUNIST ECONOMY STILL STRONG -IKE .SHINC r< N p .1 trade of the any the ..rket
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    Tax lure to firms for investments
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    S'PORE SHIPPING
    175 2 Ships lying alongside the Sin- poie Harbour Board irha.xes or expected today: Kyoto 1 2. Mer- 4 .i. 8e:...* 6A. Matat> 7. c B 9, Ore.stes 13 14. President Luna Maersk 18. r N/ 4 L 21 22, K_r.aeverett 24 25, MarII o-'. Celebes 33 34. Bedford 38
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      U.K. CLOSING PRICES
      145 2 LONDON. June !.*>. Previous Today RIBB1 R No. 1 RSS t.i.f. European ports July l'7 1 buyers 26-\ buyer* KIBBER No. 1 RSS >pot 2T- buyers 2H br. sellers 2~ sel Rl BBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Hituvf Terms Aug. 27 3 i buyers 26 buven TONt:
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      NEW YORK PRICES
      94 2 NEW YORK. Jun? IS. Previous Today TIN >traits Spot 103.62 nom. 103.75 nom. TIN futures Straits Contract July 103.00 buyers 103.00 buyers i 03.37 sellers 103.75 sellers Sept 103.00 paid 103.00 buyers 103 37 seller*; rOXE: Verv steady SALES: Nil. RIBBFR: futures July 3:\45 buyers 32.61 buyers
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      DOW JONES AVERAGES
      29 2 MW YORK, June to. Previous Today 30 Industrials t 4.27 20 Railroads 1> 40 Domestic Bonds 8195 15 Vtilitirs 8» o'» Stocks Composite Averages Jl: ;>8
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      U.S. PEPPER
      41 2 Malabar spot and awaiting re- Ieac>e 25 25. June shipment 25. 25, of. Lampong spot and awaiting release 25. afloats 23. c:f. June shipment 25, 24 1 To 24 Muntok viate .«>pot 4. ii Above prices Quoted in i'.S.
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      COPRA, COCONUT PRICES
      78 2 London. Imm Previou> U\ COPRA Philippines < if. I K North European ports delivered weight per long ton July $74 COPRA. Strait* c.i.f. U.K. North European ports delivered weight per lonj ton July Auk. £8fi COCONUT OIL crude Straits ci.f. European ports in bulk per long ton
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    LONDON STOCKS IMPROVE
    64 2 LONDON STOCKS IMPROVE New unemploynu ni fan kelp* market treiul LONDON I rpHK stock markets in London pesten a better tendency with sentiment help overnight improvement on Wall Street in< a further fall in unemployment in th i Kingdom during June. Apart from the short-dated st dull, gilt-edged securities were
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    $4-MIL. LOAN
    27 2 WASHINGTON. The United States today m a loan of M54.050.000 to the Taiwan Aluminium Corpora- tion to help modernise and expand its plant ohsung. Foim<
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    KIRBY ESTATE GETS BETTER' MERGER OFFER
    124 2 LONDON. Fri. The directors of Klrfcy Rubber Estates announced that new proposals have been made to the board for a merger of the interests of the company with other rubber companies of comparable economic and agricultural status. These new proposals are. in the opinion
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    Wall St. closes steady
    93 2 Wall St. closes steady i TWEW YORK. Thurs. Wall Street today closed very steady, showing a moderate representation ot advances extending mostly to one dollar. A sudden rally in oil shares developed in late trading, reflecting the belief that the group had been behind the market and expectations that the
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    EEC MEETING
    27 2 PARIS. Fri.— Finance Ministers of the six-nation European Economic Community wiil meet in Bonn in midJuly to discuss the harmonisation of fiscal and budgetary policies.
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    OUTPUT PACE KEPT
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    MALAYAN SHARE MART PRICES
    1494 2 SINGAPORE. Thur.s Ale. Brl Pre:. 1.60 B 1.60 B 1.80 s 1.80 s 0:_:s 2 20 B 2.20 B 2.30 S 2.30 S 88. Petrol 52 B 54 B 34 xd S 54 xd S Con. Smelt P. 18 B 18 B 20 -S 20 '-S
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    Lock icon INDIA OCCUPIES DISPUTED LAND ALONG THE TIBETAN BORDER
    36 3 Chinese Reds beaten in race |M'l W police hai I upied a tuo--mile territory Inclo-Tibetan I oun as Bara which has been between t hina and .irs. Reuter
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    Lock icon Hint in LT.S. of missile unit for S. Korea
    318 3 Hint in L T .S. of missile unit for S. Korea IJEAVILY censored U.S. Congressional testimony 11 just released in Washington contains a hint that a U.S. Army missile unit is to be based in South Korea. If this is planned, the missiles are likely to be Nike anti-aircraft weapons
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    Lock icon Kindly Japanese in P.o.W. camp
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    Lock icon Kishi's new Cabinet
    46 3 Japanese Prime Mintbustike Kislii rd I om left in it) is b n with his third billet Mr K.>h. retained members of i^t .ibinet: I u>ter Aiiihiro Fu itreme loft i" and I inanir Minister Eisaku Sato from left in nd r«»u U.P.I.
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    Lock icon JAPANESE APPEAL TO WORLD OVER THE RHEE LINE
    111 3 JAPANESE APPEAL TO WORLD OVER THE RHEE LINE THE Japan Lawyers ati o n has worldwide ap- for the releas 153 J a pane being detained in a South Koran prison on charge of violating the so-call- "Rhee Lin< boundterritorial reclaimed by the K rean Governn. bi; h Japan has
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    21 3 Philippine Constabulary troops reinforced the police in, a Manila suburb, to prevent an outbreak Of violence between rival Chinese sai U.P.I.
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    32 3 member.- ol the Japanese Rest arch Council headed by the council's pre>idp. Kankuro K e are now on a four-week visit of West Germany at the invitation of the Bonn Government. Reuter
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    28 3 The U.S. Agriculture Department has .sold 11.023,000 lb. of U.S. Government-owned non-fat dry milk to the Government of Japan for use in the national school lunch programme.- Reuter
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    28 3 The Burmese trade delegation led by U Thi Han. Minister for 'the Development of Trade and Economy, laid wreaths at the Lenin and Stalin mausoleum in Moscow.— Reuter
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    25 3 Chief Marshal B. Watanandura. Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Siamese Air Force, is "due to arrive in Taipeh on June 29 for a three-day visit. U.P.I.
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    21 3 Japan has decided to drop its bid for the chairmanship of the board of governors of the International Labour Organisation*- U.P.I.
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    14 3 The Japanese Foreign Ministry has sent M$2.500 to jlood victims in Hong Kong. Reuter
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    22 3 Visiting General Alfred M. Gruenther (retired), president of the American Red Cross, called on South Korean President, Syngman Rhee at Chinhae Reuter
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    37 3 Reuter A six-vessel fleet of the Japanese Maritime Self-De-fence Force has left Tokyo for a Pacific cruise. The warship will visit Pearl Harbour. Hilo. San Diego. Los Angeles, and again stop at Honolulu on its way back
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    28 3 The Vietnamese American Association will start an additional 24 evening and five dav classes in Saigori, bringing Vie cotal number of students being taught English to 3.500.- Reuter
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    84 3 Japan has ordered pip-iron worth over MSI 7,000.000 from the Iron and Steel Corporation of South Africa (ISCORP). The shipment must be eompleted by the end of this year. Japanese gas and petro-che-mical companies are showing interest in the use of liquefied petroleum gas as raw material. A Japanese goodwill
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    Lock icon 'WIN OVER THESE 100 H.K. CHINESE'
    99 3 'WIN OVER THESE 100 H.K. CHINESE' MR. STANWAY CHENG, a Nationalist Chinese editor, has urged his government to court support from about 100 Hong Kong Chinese intellectuals who are neither pro-communist nor pro-NationalLst. Mr. Cheng, editor of Taipeh's China News, said in a dispatch from Hong Kong that about 100
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    Lock icon PROBING 34,000 FT. INTO THE SEA
    91 3 A JAPANESE research ship A has left Tokyo V> probe more than 11.000 yards into the ocean deeps oft' Japan ing to find remains ol that hved 200.000 Off Japan is one of the deepest clefts in the floor or the ocean. It goes
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    Lock icon New Apostolic Nuncio to PI
    23 3 New Apostolic Nuncio to PI Archbishop Salvatore Siino. new Apostolic Nuncio to th Philippines, has arrived in Manila to assume his post.— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon MOST H-WAR DEATHS WOULD BE FROM BURNS
    153 4 MOST H-WAR DEATHS WOULD BE FROM BURNS A [ORE Americans would die of burns than from 1 radioactive fall-out in an H-bomb war according to U.S. scientists. This conclusion was presented at a U.S. Congressional atomic energy sub-committee hearing on what would happen if the United States anci Ru.v ided
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    54 4 France will make her own A-bomb J -TELLE. le made a brief in ..amber answer cr; »f Radi Senator R M I rece ..v M. Soustelle could I that Fra. -,r> her pla: bon M. Soustelle. who is in cha: atomic affairs and the Sahara territory said not nounced her
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    Lock icon 'More A-tests needed'
    241 4 f .j:... tests are needed oap.>0 ap.> _vfl m knowledge of wnat an H-bomb .a do to tne warring .nd tnt Aoria. accordmg to U.S. exp< y made this sugfce>... n as a Congressional atomic energy sub-committee inued hearings on the "biological environmental effects of a nuclear
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    U.S. SCIENTIFIC CO-OPERATION
    97 4 rican-A t-j tion is tl( w 5 ly-d< tch ha* .e, in the sharii ii and -n th.e exch i t s amme is designed to bring a sc -Bies I their Interest in A or coir. parable laboratories. By t. s .tist.s are now studying In
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    Lock icon 'THE LITTLE FREE TRADE AREA SOON'
    156 4 A TREATY sel I'raue A A and ratified by nex prinj the confident preObserver's economic editor. Andrew Id. He *t thai f 20 l Brit. effect In June next Shonfield s< es the succ in St* the i Free Trade Arei Britain, "althi lem
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    Lock icon VIETNAM'S STRIKING PROGRESS
    192 4 VIETNAM'S STRIKING PROGRESS PRESIDENT N of South Vietnam must be rated "as ene of the ablest Free Asian leaders." the Nev York New* sai Mr. Ernes; K. Lindl. y. editor of the n. writing from Sir I "South Vietnam has madmore striki more ways than A^ian nation I I n
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    Lock icon Plan to drill worlds deepest hole
    292 4 Plan to drill worlds deepest hole MERICAN scientists have appealed to space-conscious Congressmen to support a project which calls for drilling the world's deepest hole. They predicted that if they could raise US$l5 million to finance the work, they would be able to drill to a record depth of 31.000
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    Lock icon Film festival opens today in West Berlin
    421 4 Film festival opens today in West Berlin T-HE 12-day Interna- tional Film Festival opens in West Berlin today A total of 28 leature films three mil-length documentari I 50 short documentaries and culture films are planned ior showing ln three periormances dahy at the two festival cinemas and in the
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    Lock icon WHEN PEOPLE BEGIN TO GET ILL-TEMPERED
    176 4 WHEN PEOPLE BEGIN TO GET ILL-TEMPERED AN official suggestion that New Y< mer is scarcely the most br.. world has spread dismay among is to attract tourists to that skyscraper i So far as hotel proprietors, r and theatre managements are com breezes perpetually waft down tl the upper reaches
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      292 4 PM. 1.00 Programme summary- I Director: Margaret John. Inst ru- I Devi; 8.15 Talk of the week; 8.30 g'fjjj- ■SSfSJSBTJS fa--102 Inn With M.ui, a* mental Ensemble directed by Carl These are new. A review of some a ?„^\>^? R 2^wt 0 H q -?h inn Wltl ciusic. Musical fare
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    FAMILY PLANNING NOW IN KAMPONGS
    6 5 FAMILY PLANNING NOW IN KAMPONGS 'pillar
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    Oil mill crisis: 2,200 lose iobs
    370 5 COPRA SHORTAGE. HIGHER FREIGHT RATES, UK IMPORT DUTY BLAMED \BOI T 2,200 oil mill workers have lost their lobs in Singapore as a result of the crisis caused by shortage of copra, according to the Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association >pokesman of the Association
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    31 airmen get awards for good service
    266 5 31 airmen get awards for good service "THIRTY-ONE airmen hav. d honours and their services in Malaya, according to published in the London Gazette. Air O mmodore CT. Hannah or RAAF. got a C.8.. while Group Captain P.E. ap. formerly Officer ■.manding RAF Kuala Lumpur, was awarded a C.B.E. O
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    GRANNY ROSA, 77, CREATES A STIR
    97 5 GRANNY ROSA, 77, CREATES A STIR GRANDMOTHER Rosa Maynou. 77, created tir at the Singapore .port yesterday W h started questioning hostesses and newsmen in Spanish. She speaks no English. way to Mac new lif«* land after lived in Perth, r children and -hildren in Brisk and fit 'her plane
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    OPERATOR IS ACQUITTED
    42 5 OPERATOR IS ACQUITTED ;..a. Gopaldas, a telephone operator at the Tan Tock Sen- Hospital. Si: pore of retaining a bicycle purported to have been stolen. K c tokl the Second District Ju< Mr. Choor [e had bought from a friend of his.
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    A KISS FOR DADDY
    110 5 festerday was a very special occasion ior Linda and Leslie BJogg. Their daddy was home again after two months. Daddy" is Mr. \V. S. Blogg. managing director of Gestetner anc^ Co. (Eastern) Ltd., Singapore, who returned by Qantas from Australia, after a business tour abroad. inda,
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    University to fill staff vacancies 'soon'
    276 5 TEACHING will sutler with staff vacancies," the Principal of the University of Malaya (Singapore Division). Professor A. A. Sandosham, warned today. Commenting on ti*e number of vacancies for heads of department at the University at the moment, he told the Free Press: "We are
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    A soft voice will ask help for blind
    236 5 A soft voice will ask help for blind TT UAL A LUMPUR, Fri. The soft voice of a 17-year-old girl will be heard over Radio Malaya on Sunday, seeking public help to bring happiness to 15.000 blind people in the country. At the same time three blind men will repeat
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    SHELL UNION OFFICIALS
    81 5 SHELL UNION OFFICIALS THE following were elected officials of the Shell Employees* Union, Singapore: Mr. Kum Teng Hock (president); B. Rodrigues (vicepresident); Inche Abdul Aziz Karim (general secretary); Mr. Wong Moo Sung (asst. secretary); Mr. Goh Sai Hong (treasurer); Mr. David Yeo (asst. treasurer). Committee members: Mr. Wee Bah Chong,
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    Salvation Army social today
    47 5 The Salvation Army Fellowship in Singapore holds its weekly social gathering at its headquarters in Clemenceau Avenue today at 8 p.m. There will be a judo demonstration by ten instructors from the Singapore Judo Club and a mind-read-ing act. Supper will be provided.
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    Outing at zoo
    26 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A usual monthly outing has been arranged by the Hans Anderson Club for 130 underprivileged children on Saturday at Johore Zoo.
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    Poet's birthday
    20 5 The Singapore Dravidar Kazhagam will celebrate the ramil poet Bharathi Dasan's sixty-ninth birthday at the Cultural Centre tomorrow.
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    OPERA TION 'KEEP LEFT STARTS IN SINGAPORE
    227 5 OPERA TION 'KEEP LEFT STARTS IN SINGAPORE T*HE Singapore Traffic Police and the Singapore Safety First Council yesterday jointly launched a "keep to the left" campaign to educate motorists on road courtesy and reduce the number of accidents. Policemen stopped hundreds cf motorists all over the island and gave them
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    413 8  - One woman— and the 'war' to gain the vote ROGER FULFORD By I DAME CHRISTABEL PANKIII KST. who died last year in America, was the leader of the militant suffragettes before l'U I. and softened militancy b\ feminine charm. little singing bird in caph\itv.' wis Ma\ Beerbohm's description of her.
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    455 8  - Winston 'terrified or the perfect secretary George Malcolm Thomson By htly. gan.id colivil :.IhUSL imedy; cial l Peter to I jsoluteh to L nderColonies, s the turning poh. :ed for r. "He nply terrify tton told him: I ne you meet Winxi see all his faults. of your life •nd
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    55 8 Danish author return China -_-^M___^^H The Booh of the Week] THI IX 1955. K und, i Danish journalist, perm ithrough R TL spent t w lie. hers lYkn nv for his IMS! OKI I II I II MUM I \lMlllt\llli pat: DA! to \,OOK, a white man! You don't see
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    260 10 TEH M)RIM. Friday. AIR. 11. M. S. NAMBOODIRIPAD. communist Chief l Minister of Kerala State, said here yesterda\ that his government was to suspend a controversial clause of the Education Act do the advice of Mr. Nehru, the Prime MinisteThe Chief
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