The Singapore Free Press, 10 March 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER EVERVBnnv s TALKING ABOuT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1960 15 CENTS
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    HICKS TRIAL BEGINS
    753 1  -  LAN MOK-AI ROYSTON LAZAROO longish court martial is expected 1. Government waives jurisdiction 2. Public gallery inadequate 3. Prosecution to call 47 witnesses By and SINGAPORE, Thursday. pHE trial of Staff Sergeant Lucien Roy Hicks, 38, on a charge of murdering his German wife m Singapore last
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    17,000 FLY S'PORE U.K. ROUTE BY RAF COMET
    9 1 17,000 FLY S'PORE U.K. ROUTE BY RAF COMET ASDASD
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    Lock icon AN MiG CRASH AFTER Dr. S's PALACES ARE STRAFED
    35 1 AN MiG CRASH AFTER Dr. S's PALACES ARE STRAFED reports Indonesian i jet crashed m ruman mountain ol Bandung yes>on. injured. Indonesian Air had strafed Pre- irno'b summer Bogor and Banhad fuel only for Reuter
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    STOP PRESS
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    UNIT TRUST PRICE
    11 1 Managers' .selling today $1.19, buying price $1 14.
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      13 1 World wide value I and world wide fame I I ZEISS IKON I
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    DIVIDENDS
    270 2 Selangor River pays 10 d.c. more LONDON: Selangor River Rubber Estates declared a final dividend of 17^ per cent miking 30 per cent for the year to Dec. 31. 1959 (against 20 per cent). Figures are for the parent company and incorporate this company's conrroiling Uitt m Belata t
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    Tin: The quota uncertainty affects mine shares
    481 2 Tin: The quota uncertainty affects mine shares ASDASDAS SINGAPORE, Thursday. MINING shares were again quiet on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and are experiencing a reaction after the recent rises. Profit-taking and the uncertainty about perniissjble quotas for the next quarter now being discussed at the current meeting of the
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      U.K. Closing Prices
      97 2 LONDON. March 9. Yesterday Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS c.i f European ports S! K/u RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot 34 1/16 .14* RUBBER No. 1 RSS Settlement Hous>e Terms Apr 33 13 X May 331 M TONE: Quiet. Quoted m PEPPER: White Sarawak tag. c.it. European
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      Dow Jones Averages
      27 2 NEW YORK. March 9. Yesterday Today 30 Industrials 607.16 20 Railroads IS* 40 Domestic Bonds 15 Utilities 35 Stocks Composite Averages r<* M 200.47
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      U.S. Pepper
      17 2 M ri I )ea*c :,s shipm»nMuntok v Ilers. ex-dock. Above prices quoted m U.S. i
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      Copra, Coconut Prices
      80 2 LONOON. March 9. Yesterday Today COPRA Philippines c.i f U X North delivered weight per long ton Mar. COPRA Strait* c if. X \.i;, U.K. North European ports delivered weight par long ton Mar. 'Apr. COCONUT OIL crude I 90 Straits c if. European ports m hulk
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      New York Prices
      52 2 No. 1 RSS Mar. landed price MM COFFEE Future* B* Contract Mar. M Oibove prices quoted m U.S. cent* per lb. NEW YORK. March 9. Yrsterday Today TIN Straits spot 100.37 1 TIN future Straits Contract TONE SALES: RUBBER Futures Mar May 39 39.92j TONE: firm. SALES:
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    160 2 SHIPS IN PORT SJHIPS lying alongside the singrapore Harbour Board wharves or expected today are: Kirsten Maerak 1/2, Radja 45. Mineshima Maru 6 7. Salman 10 11, Majula 13. Radnorshire lo'l6. East Sea N. Wall 5, Giant: Ann 21 22, Rajah Brooke 23. Hulda Mner.sk 25 26. Ume Mam 31
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    Hong Kong prices
    64 2 HONG KONG, Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Yesterday Today H S. Banking Corporaiion $1,300 $1,300 sales Union Ins Canton $99.00 $100.00 buyers sales $102.00 sellers clock Maiden.. 7.25 S 7.30 7.30 .sales sales H'Koug phone $37.00 $37.00 &$37.25 sales sales Dairy Farm A: Cold Storage $25.70
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    UP 16 DOWN 11 UNCHANGED 152
    788 2 UP 16 DOWN 11 UNCHANGED 152 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. SINGAPORE. WEDNESDAY. I INDUSTRIAL!! AIM Bf.cks Pret 1.95 1.95 Ordi. la 2.40 Atlas Ice Buyers 8.8. Petrol 80/- 546 B.M. Trustees 5.25 5.25 :on. Tin Smelt Pref. 19/- Crds 51 51 -eserai Disoensary l 23 ntzcatncks 1.22
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    Fears make it a depressed day in London
    111 2 Fears make it a depressed day in London LONDON. Thursday. i AXOTHEH unsettled and depressed day w..s experienced m the London slock markets yesterday. This reflected tumb prices on Wall Street and Bud, I credit restriction In fact the only ray of light m the London markets i generally was
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    Wall Street
    70 2 NEW YORK Wall Street clo&ed firm with a good showing of gains mostly to two points or so. Electronics led an cany morning rally supported by assorted motors, steels and aircrafts. Profit-taking cut gair.> round out this was followed by new buying which stimulated a second ra. und>r
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    New Shell group for R.I.
    61 2 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The Shell C— p>f announced here yesterday that a new group uas being formed m Indonesia to take over the Shell interests of the compan> s present affiliate m the Republic th e Bataafsche Petroleum Matschaapij. The Minister of Justice had civrn his
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    Jitters hit 800 commerce pupils
    322 3  -  MILLICENT CHAN LCC EXAMS: HEADS SUGGEST SOME CHANGES ARE NECESSARY By SINGAPORE, Thursday ASDASDAS through? 55b" students who sut for the shorthand exaion h 42 d.' of the sucude n from o: hool. Their hopes said both •.udent.s done some hard xmt the dehope ci
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    JAPANES TEAM FINISHES SURVEY
    7 3 JAPANES TEAM FINISHES SURVEY I x again
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    ore unanimously cted a member
    6 3 DDAASDASDASDAS
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    free film show
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    This wonderful Singapore by a beauty expert
    254 3 This wonderful Singapore by a beauty expert SINGAPORE, Thurs. After a three-month stay m Singapore, lovely 18 year old Elizabeth Perzon thinks our island State is a "wonderland." The blue-eyed beautician, who left her home-town m Sweden m December last year, marvelled at the warmth of Singapore and its people.
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    5 DELEGATES TO PAY FOR THEIR TRIP EXPENSES
    33 3 Xl \id Tibet ie Fed' asked to exp< ises to N proposed m.- of the commr A I I :e trip could be the and
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    CAMPAIGN TARGET: 10,000 NEW 'TERRIERS'
    120 3 CAMPAIGN TARGET: 10,000 NEW 'TERRIERS' I/TWLA LU M PUR, "'Thurs. Fifteen battalions of the newlyformed Territorial Army with a total rength of more than 2.000 men. have been set up m various states m the Federation. The recruits are not only youths but also demobbed Home Guards and Special Constables
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    Young People's Day
    32 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. "Young People's Day will be the theme for the St. Andrew's Cathedral Youth Fellowship's meeting at the Cathedral's Memorial Hall on Sunday, March 12. at 4.00 p.m.
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    Family planning
    39 3 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dr. Sheng Nam Chin, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister oi Health, will speak at the annual general meeting ot the Family Planning Association to be held today at 5.15 p.m. ai the Y.W.C.A., Raffles Quay.
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    WHEN HER SCOTS ACCENT IS HER WOE
    214 3 WHEN HER SCOTS ACCENT IS HER WOE SINGAPORE, ThUTS. Tall, vivacious Linda Reeves relaxed m a big settee m the photo studio at Times House yesterday and spoke of her woes as a Scot. A keen amateur actress, Linda explained with a sigh: "I enjoy so much acting m Shakespearean
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    Special show by famous dancers
    83 3 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Dancers of Ceylon, a famed dance troupe, which will be visiting Singapore late this month, will give two special performances on March 22 at the Happy World Stadium m aid of the Cultural Hall and Jayanti Vlhara Fund of the St. Michael's
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    A 'STAY IN' IN COURT SAVES MAN A $15 FINE
    98 3 A 'STAY IN' IN COURT SAVES MAN A $15 FINE SINGAPORE. Thurs. Maulad Khan, who was fined $15 yesterday for a traffic offence, saved himself, from paying the fine by remaining m court for more than an hour until the day's sitting was over. The magistrate, Mr. James Loh, offered
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    Check on resident permits of all foreign students
    168 3 Check on resident permits of all foreign students SINGAPORE, Thursday. "pHli Ministry of Education is now making a comprehensive study of temporary resident permits issued to all pupils of foreign nationalities m Singapore schools. In a circular to school principals the Ministry called for detailed returns on boys and girls
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    Sugar refinery
    32 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thu. Petaling Java is to be the site for a $20-million su refinery to be set up I joint concern of Malay and Chinese capital m the c-ountrv.
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    Call for a national students' union
    41 3 BUKIT TIMAH. Thur*. The Inter-University Students Council, Singapore, will be asked at its next meeting to form a national union for all universiy students m Singapore, keeping m line with all other unions m Singapore.
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    MORE GIRLS ATTEND SEWING CLASSES 'TO MAKE DRESSES FOR THE FAMILY'
    208 3 MORE GIRLS ATTEND SEWING CLASSES 'TO MAKE DRESSES FOR THE FAMILY' SINGAPORE, Thursday. SINGAPORE girls are taking keener interest m sewing, according to a survey of 12 leading sewing schools. Figures supplied by the schools showed that 2.731 girls attended sewing classes last year compared lo 2,619 m 1958. Preliminary
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    Soccer star hurt
    24 3 TAIPING. Thurs.— Malayan siccer star Yusof Bakar is m hospital here following road accident. He Is reported to be 'making progress.
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    Holiday in Japan
    37 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Dato Rahman Musu. the Johore State Secret an next month lor Japan on holiday. Durhm hi.s Dato Abdullah bin Mohumed, President of the Johore Bahru Town Council, will act lor him.
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      57 3 FREE ENTRY CONTEST -SEE PAGE 12 ALL PRICES SLASHED ES FABRICS —50 cts and up SADIES 3USES SHORTS $2/50 and up SHIRTS $2/90 and up SLACKS $7 90 and up l° Ys SHIRTS —90 cts and up s FROCKS $3/90 and up EC| AL ATTRACTIONS FOR OUR MUSLIM CLIENTS jP
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      15 3 INSIDE BALLET THE GIRL WHO PROVED HER PARENTS WRONG tIKM> par I PH< I gsiiwetJTrTTßl
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      128 3 P.M. i m- report: 7.00 The news; 7.10 Pot-luck: 1.30 The Newstalk; 7.15 Learn Malay news*' 1.40 Newstalk; 1.45 The Lesson Eight. Luboff Choir slugs; 2.00 7.30 The A. B.C. of Evolution. ,wn the last talk m the series m "Vs&L&trS "ZFtf* srs, questlons pea. oi .wunu.i. rising irom tuis
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    Maugham (86): I want to travel again
    147 4 Author back home after an 80,000* mile sentimental journey to the Far East A visit to London m October and after that a world trip is his latest plan RIVIERA. Thursday. \IR. Somerset Maugham, the S6-year-old story- teller, returned to his Riviera home.
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    Lock icon A BRITONS 'CUPPA' MOW MEANS COFFEE
    95 4 A BRITONS 'CUPPA' MOW MEANS COFFEE LONDON:. Thurs. The cup ot tea. traditionally Briton's universal re- every type of is. is losing its popularlt rding to a report yesterby the Commonwealth nomic committee, the ion's taste is swinging coffee. The report estimates that tea consumption last year 9.7 lbs. per
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    THE TANGLE OF THE BANGLE THAT TEMPTED TWO
    209 4 LONDON. Thurs. The Bangle of Temptation rmed two men. Both stole It. Both were caught. Both were fined £10. The strange story of the bangle tangle was told to a magistrate yesterday. The tering silver bracelet h 36 tiny charms a West
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    Lock icon ELIZANNE. 5, GOT THE DUKE'S PICTURE-AND HIS HANDSHAKE. TOO
    55 4 This cute little cameragirl. who not only got her picture, but a handshake from the Duke of Edinburgh as well, is Elizaruie. five-year-old daughter of Mr. Asafu Adjaye. Ghana's High Commissioner m London. The Duke went to dinner at Mr Asafu
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    Electrical man's daily shock his wife
    316 4 Electrical man's daily shock his wife SCE\E NEW YORK, Thurs. An electrical engineer's wife at Springfield, Missouri, complained m the divorce court of her husband's shocking behaviour. He wired up her bed so that when the alarm went off m the morning she was simultaneously startled out of bed by
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    Tremble, tremble
    22 4 ISTANBUL. Thurs. —An earthquake shook the west Turkish towns of Istanbul, Edirne and Canakkale yesterday but no damage was reported.—Reuter.
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    Destination Mars
    33 4 MOSCOW, Thurs.— A leading Soviet astronomer was quoted by Tass as saying the accuracy of Russia's recent Pacific rocket tests showed it was possible for rockets to hit Mars or Venus.
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    The Dali touch-a paradise of pigs and popcorn
    151 4 The Dali touch -a paradise of pigs and popcorn NEW YORK, Thursday. '■pHAT master of the surrealist scene, artist Salvador Dali. set aboul creating heaven on earth here yesterday. And to do it he needec blonde in a bikini, a brunette in an evening gown, three l.ttle pigs, a motor
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    Lock icon Boston placard party for Ben-Gurion
    36 4 BOSTON. Thurs— A group of Arab students carrying placards with the words "Palestine will be Arab again" picketed a hotel where Mr. David Ben-Gurion. the Israeli Prime Minister, is stayin Reuter
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    Lock icon Goodwill tour
    28 4 NEW YORK. Thurs.— Four American farmers will leave later this month for a poodwill tour of Italy. Turkey. Pakistan. India. Thailand. Hong Kong and Japan.— Reuter
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    Lock icon Visit to China
    32 4 RANGOON. Thurs. The Prime Minister of Nepal. Mr. I Bisheswar Prasad Koirala. has left for Hong Kong on I his way to China for a 22- day visit.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Cromwell the drunk
    54 4 LONDON, Thurs. —Mr Oliver Cromwell apologised m a London court yesterday for being drunk and refusing to leave a taxicab. Fining him seven shill- ings and sixpence, tli< magistrate told Cromwell. 4(>-> ear-old salesman. 'Tour illustrious namesake would be horrified by your behaviour. He wasn't fond of
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    Lock icon AIR-BOAT
    45 4 AIR-BOA T Blow your way to pleasure cruise This inflatable boat with the outboard motor mounted at one side >s proving a big attraction to visitors at the Leipzig Spring fair m East Germany. It's produced by the State-owned Gross-Scho-nau Motorboat Factory. Paul Popper picture.
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    Lock icon Customs men drown
    23 4 SAINT TROPET Riviera Thurs. Five crew wen drowned when a French Customs service patrol boat capsized m heavy seas. Reuter
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    ‘OH, THE CRUEL BRIDES BY A VICAR
    11 4 ‘OH, THE CRUEL BRIDES BY A VICAR I I Manners i
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      27 4 H j&JbL Toole **<>" c 12 SEWING MAC* I- AVAILABLI OJLI SIH Oil: YOU* Smoop' Kwolo •enonc, Koto Be INCE 1 THI Mo4oi J MOO. Co«« Solo IOI.IW
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      360 4 TJORN today, you are an have m store for you to- leo uuh 24-Aug. 23 >— Rouu individual of dogged morrow, select your birthday tine until noon. After thai determination, yet possess star and read the corres- P^ l something pretty such charm and wit that ponding paragraph Let your
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    ambition of a young film
    19 5 Miss NOOKYOOLMALIS eats her birthday cake. I behind her .x Maria Menado. the Malay
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    star: nursing career
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    More cars on road
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    PRESENTATION OF SILVER PLAQUE
    18 5 DASDASDASDASDA photo sponsored Pacific Are j Travel pr< took the Ciovernm irmation Centre .11.
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    OLD TEXT BOOKS FOR SALE TEST' FOR SCHOOLBOYS
    253 5  - OLD TEXT BOOKS FOR SALE TEST' FOR SCHOOLBOYS TAN THUAN KOK By SINGAPORE. Thursday CCHOOLBOYS who try to earn a few dollars selling; their old text-books to second-hand bookshops now have to answer several questions before their books are accepted. The proprietor of a second-hand bookshop told the Free Press
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    PROMOTION FOR FIVE POLICE OFFICERS
    81 5 PROMOTION FOR FIVE POLICE OFFICERS JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Five Assistant Superintendents of Police of the Johore State contingent have been promoted Deputy Superintendents. The newly appointed D.S.P.'s include two Malayans: former A.S.P. Law Shou Yee of the Special Branch m Johore, and ex-A.S.P. Tungku Yusof bin Tungk Nambul. Officer Superintendent
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    FOUND JOBS, BUT TWO WENT ON COLLECTING THE DOLE-THEY ADMIT CHEATING
    76 5 FOUND JOBS, BUT TWO WENT ON COLLECTING THE DOLE-THEY ADMIT CHEATING SINGAPORE. Thurs. Ah mat bin Sodo, and a woman. Choo Chew Eng, yesterday plead guilty to cheating the Social Welfare Department. Both were discharged on condition that they do not commit the offence for the next 12 months. Ahmat
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    Probe by RIDA
    23 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.The Rural and Industrial Development Authority has up a team to study the batik industry In the Federa-
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    Job in June
    50 5 Ahmat found a gardener's job m June last year, and Chew was employed by the Singapore Telephone Board since November last year. Both failed to notify the Social Welfare Department and went on receiving monthly financial assistance. Ahmat. had cheated the Social Welfare Department and Choo $147.
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    BUY LOCAL BRICKS, GOVT. URGED
    136 5 rjfcßA S I iimv IC proprietor ol the Hoik Ann Brickworks m l Road. Mr Llm Yoke Hens, tod d the Goi >i\ more localide red bricks t<» re\i\e the indu^tr\ from vi\" state it Mr. Lin said that m the past two months, three
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    Hour of Power
    32 5 SERANGOON. Thurs. There will be an orchestra practice at (i.OO p.m. tomorrow evening followed by "Hour of Power* prayer service at 7.30 p.m. m Elim Church at Serangoon Road.
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    Deaconess lectures at church library
    43 5 Deaconess lectures at church library STAiMFORD. Thurs. Deaconess Mollie Rudd. a lecturer at the Trinity College, will give a talk on "Why 1 am an Anglican" to members and friends of St. Andrew's Cathedral, at the church's library this evening •at 6.30 p.m.
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    Pakistan lecturer visits Singapore
    59 5 Pakistan lecturer visits Singapore SINGAPORE. ThUTS. The general .secretary of the rheosophical Society m Pakistan. Mrs. Gooi Minwalla. after a lecture tour m Australia recently, will give two talks at 8 Cairnhill Road on 10th 11th March, at 6.30 p.m. The first talk will be on "Reincarnation the missing link."
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      The proper channels for trade
      197 6 mjSIXESSMEN a rule dislike anything that smells of control. It is unlikely, however, that they will have much fault to rind with the arrangement by which much of the trade between Singapore and Indonesia will be directed. Five trading agencies, authorised by the Jakarta Government
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    One bill for 8 months
    90 6 IT MAY BE m order for the City Council to charge rent tor the use of joint water meters m Singapore's housing estates. But should it not have told the tenants 12.000 of them of their intentions, as apparently it had not, to judge by
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    Mr. Jones goes to college
    527 6  - Mr. Jones goes to college ANNE SCOTT-JAMES By LONDON M KHKSHMAX has arrived at Buckingham ham Palace. A shy newcomer is just entering the most exclusive training school m the world. In a concentrated three-month course, Mr. Antony ArmstrongJones must learn to be a member of the Royal Family. His
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    Schoolboy scientists help major research
    509 6 CPHAEROMA SER- RATA is half an inch long. Blaberus Cranifer measures two inches. The first is a water louse, the second a cockroach. Nasty, insignificant creatures? Yes. But both are creating unusual interest often excitement under microscopes at two London schools And they are just
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    MONEY in the SLOTS
    816 6 MONEY in the SLOTS More machines take over from the shop assistants as standard of living goes up TO the rising generation m Britain, pushing a coin into a slot will be as common as pushing one over a counter. By 11)80. it has been estimated, the British public will
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      17 6 Rings of Distinction ENGAGEMENT WEDDING RINGS U. S. de SUVA Jewellers 106, ORCHARD RD., SINGAPORE. Telephone: *****
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    417 7  -  R. G. PILLAI *LA*fT WILL makk SPECIAL NET FOR MALAYAN WATERS FACTORY TO BEGIN PRODUCTION SOON: BIG ORDERS FROM LOCAL FISHERMEN By SINGAPORE Thur.. A KHING-NET mill has been up m Singaport- a a cost of $250,000 to turn out a type .'I
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    8,000 needy children to get free milk soon
    102 7 8,000 needy children to get free milk soon SINGAPORE, Thais. a thousand undernourished children m 180 let their free milk ration as soon as the monthly returns are received b\ tii- Social Weli«re Department trom the Director m Social Mr. Woon Wah lid milk supplies to si hools had been
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    PAP celebrations
    21 7 APORE. Thurs. The nch of the A n Party will juration .md concert >re Badminton 7.30' p.m. on Saturday.
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    FUNERAL OF STORE SHIPPING MAN AT BIDADARI
    220 7 FUNERAL OF STORE SHIPPING MAN AT BIDADARI I/ATONG, Thurs.— 1V About 100 people were present at Bidadari yesterday for the funeral of the late Francis Saverias. who died on Tuesday after a short illness. Mr. Saverias, 59, was wellknown m shipping and commercial circles and a patron of cultural and
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    PLAYS BY LOCAL AUTHORS TO BE STAGED
    126 7 PLAYS BY LOCAL AUTHORS TO BE STAGED SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Amateur Plays will stage, for the first time, the works of three local playwrights. The players' venture with local writing, says Mr. Chin Kin Loy, secretary of the society, aims mainly at encouraging playwriting m Singapore. Theatre Fund The
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    Learning Malay with Radio Singapore-8
    296 7 10U. I'mor: Age. 107. Tahun: Year. 108. Tempat: Place. 109. Batu: Mile. 110. Tinggal: Live. 111. Jauh: Far. 112. Tua: Old. 113. Sa-kali: Very. once. 114. Di-mana: Where. 115. Dari: From 11«. Sini: Here. 117. Ka-sini: Here. 118. Enam: Six. 119. Tujoh: Seven. 120. Sa-puloh:
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    23 7 You're looking lovely today JOYCE RODRIGO. She is 20 and very lovely. She has just left school and is looking for a job.
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    Magistrate won't accept man's 'guilty' plea
    124 7 SINGAPORE magistrate, Mr. R. 15. Pates, refused yesterday to accepf a man's plea of guilty to using criminal force on a 12-year-old girl. The man. Ezekiel Mannasen. 45. pleaded guilty to using criminal force on Fatimah binte Daud with intent to outrage her modesty.
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    More of the Anthem
    21 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Radio Singapore yAW begin all its transmissions with the State anthem. "Majulah Singapura," from Sunday.
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    ‘I HAVE NO WORK, SO STOLE' MAN (60) TELLS JUDGE
    132 7 ‘I HAVE NO WORK, SO STOLE' MAN (60) TELLS JUDGE SINGAPORE, Thurs. For Ah Por, 60. was sentenced yesterday to three months' jail for stealing 20 bottles of >oft drinks from a stall m Chin Chew Street. For. who pleaded guilty, admitted six previous convictions. He will also undergo two
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    These trees are a burglars' stairway to loot
    278 7 These trees are a burglars' stairway to loot LINES, Thurs.— Residents of Blair Road have asked the Public Works Department to cut down some of the tall trees and wild bushes at the back of their home> they believe that thieves are using these as observation "posts" as well a
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    New treasurer is elected
    46 7 BUKIT TIMAH. Thurs. The Anglo Chinese School Old Boys' Association elected Mr. Lim Chew Swee as its treasurer at their 1960-1961 annual general meeting held here recently. The assistant treasu:' Mr. Peter Lim Seek Tiying. Mr. Foo Kee Seng, was reelected as
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      122 7 DIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS TIIEOSOPHICAL SOCIETY (8 nhill Road): Talk on "Reincarnation—the missing link" by Mrs. Gool Minwalla. general secretary of the Theosophical Society m Pakistan and International lecturer, at 6.30 p.m. YMCA (Orchard Road>: Junior dept. open from 2 pjn.; bodybuilding and weightlifting 4 p.m.; judo special Intensive course
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    'Trial' bottle of lotion wa sent to him—now a bill
    829 8 'Trial' bottle of lotion wa sent to him now a bill k' A* :it jf B >' S li.* i^?T* b^ it 0"* 3i}^ Your questions are answered by a panel of Gov«r n|Jlt Q A medical firm sent me a freetrial bottle of lotion for 10 days. They did
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    Prem proved her parents wrong
    583 8  -  ANTOINETT INSIDE BALLET by 1A CAREER? SHE WILL CHANGE HER MIND, THEY SAID-SHE DIDNT JEN YEARS AGO, an 11 yearold Sikh girl m Singapore astounded her parents when she announced that she was going to make ballet her career. The parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
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      144 9 BEGINNERS... you've never had a chance like this EVERYONE stands a chance to win m this new competition. Beginners are now sending In their prints to the Free Press Camera Coach. The best efforts will qualify for a Beginner of the Month award of $25. A Fellow of the Royal
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      LANDS... JUST A SAMPLE OF EDDIE'S FINE ART
      94 9 LANDS... JUST A SAMPLE OF EDDIE'S FINE ART rpHE work of Eddie Ching, A.R.P.S. will appeal to beginners and experts alike. He makes mountains out of miniatures! Eddie is a specialist m 35 mm photography. He has shown how a miniature camera can be employed to get salon enlargements equal
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      HOW YOUR PRINTS CAN BE A SALON HIT
      84 9 'PORT DICKSON', the picture on the left, was sent m by a beginner. The Camera Coach shows how it can be made into the salon print you see on the right. It's from the same negative! All that was required was a
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      Make these flowers bloom with a simple colour film
      651 9  -  SUNNY GIAM By bloom all the year when you record them with a camera. Colour film makes it easy to capture floral beauty. What's more, your favourite plant, stands a chance of winning one of the Kodak challenge trophies m the
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      387 9 T>EGINNERS to photography have not hesitated m the chance to learn the short cuts to success. Your Camera Coach is delighted and overwhelmed by the mass response to his offer last week. The samples sent m show just how much scope there is for improvement, I
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      156 9 High honour for local lensmen A< IYK Photographic Award from the < 1 1 > of Warrnambool, Aus- tralia was presented to the Photographic Society of Singapore. In the letter, the Warrnambool City Council says: "This award is not issued unless merited, as it is the highest honour that a
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      71 9 MR. Ho Tat Seng. ARPS.. has micro-filmed i picture of the recent 11th Singapore International Salon of Photography. Any Lous photographers who wish to borrow the film for study may contact Mr. Ho at the premises of the PI graphic Society of Singapore. DR. Ivan Polunin screen
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    2 for Asian All Stars
    79 10 CINGAPORE Amateur Football Association has recommended two State players Majid bin Ariff (inside forward) and Rahim Omar (right winger) to the Asian All-Stars selection committee. Mr. C. S. Wang, Chairman of the AllStars XI has forwarded the names of the two Singapore players to the
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    I BLAME 'LAZY' SOCCER MEN
    341 10 I .'M:J. I IJ.| DASDASDASDAS CO the committee is (o be asked to warn young people about making Soccer and other games their career. Well I blame the players for thi-. icilities ci >t in football ior anyone to >urse m any subject with a
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    41 10 MANILA, Thurs.— Two Indonesian swimmers did well m the Philippines National Open championships. Ria Tobing won the women's 200 m. breaststroke m 3 mm. 7.8 sec. Achmad Dimyati (59.9 sec.) came second m thp men's 10nm. freestyle.- Reuter
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    20 10 MELBOURNE. Australian lightweight George Bracken is ill. He had withdrawn from Friday's fight against American Negro Auburn Copeland.
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    Lock icon The fastest ever Santa Anita Derby
    53 10 ARCADIA. Thurs. Mr. C V Whitney s Toxnpion won the ;3.300 first prize m the Santa Anita Derby here. mpiun broke the record for the nine fui ace with lmin. 47.85t Ridden by Willie Shoerompii rd four Jths ahead of John William. Eagle Aamiral
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    THIS WEEKLY TIME TRIAL IS POPULAR
    102 10 ORITISK ARMY cyclists posted to Singapore for duty are fast becoming acclimatised to local conditions. An official of the A. Cycling Club .-aid: "We have started a weekly 10-mile time trial meet. This will benefit the new arrivals from Britain." The official went or.:
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    214 10  - BRUSH UP YOUR BRIDGE M. Harrison-Gray by Dealer: South Game all N. 5 g 3 0 Q 10 6 5 4KQJIO 7 6 3 W EL X 10 3 4Q8762 9 10 7 6 5 tf X 8 OAK 9 ***** 4 A 9 8 54 S. AJ94 9 A
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    227 10 RESULTS o; the second leg of the REME Road running relay league were cornDieted recently. The third leg over Wessex Estate Course, will be held on Wednesday. March 30. Ist Stage: Ist 10 Inf Wksp 10 miiis 29 sees; 2nd 40 Base Wksp. 3rd LAD.->
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    68 10  - THE SCHOOL THA DOES NOT MIND LOSING IN SPORT ARTHUR YAP By IDASDASDASDAS rHE Good Shepherd Convent. Marymount, beginning to branch out m compel if they can learn from defeat. DASDASDASDASDAS The foment nethall teams. Team B (kneeling down Cecilia Ke. Mah Siew Leng, Ceeilia hua Sylvia i Agatha Thin.
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    90 10 Mr. and Mrs Dale ol Mitiham. Sum ><>tli members of the Mitcham Athletic Club, and receatl) they were elected Amateur Athletic Association and Women's A.A.A. presidents respectively for Sum Mrs Dale. Kathy. is former Olympic hurdler and is now a WA AA and AAA coach,
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    273 11  - Ceylonese dance for joy as Maniam cracks in the decider VERITY GILL GLAMOUR Sin* p/>r frF nZZLE OUT Bf DESPAIR by -I cvlon SportN Club D \\HAT a K ame it turned out to be V draw an ■^ared I in.vit.ble. Both th. CeyloJ^ Z > t rt r (;reen
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    90 11 Mon.-. Hill Secondary School beat Serangoon English School 2-1 m a friendly inter-school soccer match at Monk s Hill ground yesterday. Abbas and Isman scored for Monks Hill, and Kok Seng for S.E.S. Pasir Panjang Secondary School beat St. Joseph's Institution by 79-66 m a basketball match
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    SKIPPER COWDREY BATS UNBEATEN FOR SAFE 65
    345 11 ENGLAND GET A GOOD START IN THE FOURTH TEST GEORGETOWN, Thursday. COLIN Cowdrey, leading England m Peter May's absence, batted through the rain-shortened day for an unbeaten 65 m the Fourth Test. England made 152 for two wickets on the opening day. Cowdrey,
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    51 11 ENGLAND— IST INNS Pullar c Alexander b Hah 33 Cowdrey not out 65 Subba Row c Alexander b Barrington not out 22 Wickets fell at: 73. 121. To bat: Dexter. Smith, 111--ingworth, Swetman. Allen. Trueman. Statham. Bowling:— Hall! 3-1-49-1: Watson 12-1-35-0: Worrell 8-4-7-0: Scarlett 11-5-12-0: Singh 6-1--17-0: Sobers 9-0-27-1-
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    SPECIAL CRICKET LESSONS FOR SCHOOLBOYS
    133 11 SPECIAL CRICKET LESSONS FOR SCHOOLBOYS I>ociation is running a course for a selected Classes are held every Recreation Club nets. Students are required to. attend regularly and may stay away only if they are participating m other school games, or performing other inch school duties. The boys who are being
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    83 11 LONDON. Thurs. Results of last night's British football matches were: league One: Manchester City 2 Blackpool 3. West Bromwich Albion 3 West Ham United 2. Bolton Wanderers 2 Luton Town 2, (postponed from Jan. 16). Leeds United 3 Birmingham City 3. (postponed from Feb. 29). League Three:
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    88 11 ROTTERDAM. Glasgow Rangers beat Sparta Rotterdam 3-2 after leading 2-1 at hall -time m the nrst leg of their European soccer cup quarter-final. BRUSSELS. Barcelona, the Spanish League and Cup champions, are drawn away against Real Madrid or Nice m the semi-finals of the European
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    Peruvians aim for big victory
    216 11  -  Francis Boey By SINGAPORE'S soccer prestige is at its highest peak. We have held the Peruvians 3-1 and 1-1. Tonight an All-Singapore side will take them on. SAFA president. Mr. Soh Ghee Soon, is confident that the match will see a contest In soccer artistry,
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    279 11  -  By ALLAN LEWIS IPOH, Thurs.— Sim A lang's half a mile m 52 i, the last three m 38 2/5. was the best Ipoh this morning. It is a big improvement on any form this horse has shown m the past. This morning he worked with
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    62 11 RICHMOND. Thurs. St Thomas' Hospital brat 1 don Hospital U-Q m tl pi tuis Cup rugby lina, day. They scored a goal ana a try. St. Thomas' led by five point* at hall -time. The Duke Edinburuh watched the aame and presented the trophy to
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    356 12 f 1 Another 1500 tons for April-June period COUNCIL MAKES A SURPRISE MOVE: NOW MALAYA CAN PRODUCE MORE THE International Tin Council has decided to increase the total permissible export allowance for the six producing members of the agreement to 37.500 tons m the next control
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    38 12 BONN. Thurs.— The W T est German Cabinet yesterday empowered the Foreign Minister, Dr. Heinrich von Brentano. to break off relations with Guinea if reports that Guinea had recognised East Germany were confirmed.— Reuter
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    60 12 PASSER-BY SAVES DROWNING WOMAN FROM KALLANG RIVER GEYLANG. Thurs. A housewife. Madam Ang Ah Ping, of Lorong 31. Geylang, was rescued from the Kallang River yesterday. Madam Ang' fell into the river and was m danger of drowning wnen an unidentified passer-by saw her. He jumped into the river and
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    25 12 TEHERAN. Thur*. The Shah of PerMa and Queen Farah returned here yesterday from a two-week tour of the Khusistan oil province.
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    210 12 Trunk calls: You don't have to pay a deposit now THE Singapore Telephone Board yesterday announced thai it has decided to allow trunk calls to the Federation of Malaya from all its telephones. This, the board's notice to subscribers said, was an experiment to operate a speedier trunk service. Subscribers,
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    93 12 'JAKARTA TO SUE 4 S'PORE FIRMS' JAKARTA. ThUTS. The Indonesian Government WUJ hie a suit against tour foreign shipping linns m a Singapore civil court for allegedly transporting rubber from Indonesia "m an illegal way." the Antara News Agency reported. The news agency said the Indonesian Gove rnment had decided
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    Boat sinks after collision: Three saved
    124 12 Boat sinks after collision Three saved SINGAPORE. Thurs.An Indonesian boat sank within minutes of colliding with a ship, about a mile off St. John's Island, at dawn yesterday. Three survivors from the Indonesian boat were picked up by the ship the 4.000--ton cargo liner. Gailieni. The three survivors were pitched
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    32 12 LONDON. Thurs. Overseas visitors to Britain this year are expected to top the 1,500.000 mark, according to Sir Arthur Morse, chairman of the British Travel and Holidays Association. Reuter.
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    67 12 PARIS. Tnurs.— French police are studying the possibility that tne derailment of the crack Paris-Riviera express south of Lyons early yesterday was the result oi sabotage, perhaps by the Algerian insurgent National Liberation Front. Four people were slightly injured when six coaches left the rails. First reports
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