The Singapore Free Press, 25 March 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER Evrpypnnv s TALKMG ABOUT The SINGAPORE Free Press No. *****. FRIDAY, MARCH 25, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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  • NOW THE BIG CLAMP-DOWN
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      Lock icon The Security Council called into session
      56 1 The Security Council called into session 3 NATIONS RK, Fri. The Secuuncil is to meet on Tuesday following a terday by the 29--i>Asimn group that it South African masIhe Council, made men! after a series with Mr. Dag Hamsi cretarv-flen- mid nd .an Z of v er\ confident ere ven
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      Lock icon Verwoerd's police raid African parties
      496 1 Verwoerd's police raid African parties IN SOUTH AFRICA JOHANNESBURG, Fri. All meetings of all rates, except for church services and funerals were banned yesterday for three months in South Africa's main towns as police swooped on offices of African organisations throughout the country. These moves followed ;i warning of "serious
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    Students send a cable
    50 1 BUKIT TIMAH, Frt. The students' anions of the University of Malaya and Nanyang I'nlvrrslty yesterday sent a telegram to the South African Prime Minister protesting against the killing of Africans. The telegram read: "Singapore students reiterate stand against apartheid policy. Further condemn periodic phenomena of killing."
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    Lock icon 'Traitor' shouts by booing Nairobi crowds greet Macleod
    84 1 'Traitor' shouts by booing Nairobi crowds greet Macleod NAIROBI. Fri. Cries of raitor" greeted Mr. Macleod. the Colonial n he arrived at Airport yesterday for i brief stop on hi> .iourney to Rhod' A handful of Europ* back to Scotad "We don't want r>, black or white. Mr. Macleod walked
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    Lock icon QUAKE: NOW ALPS GET A 'VIOLENT' SHAKING
    185 1 QUAKE: NOW ALPS GET A 'VIOLENT' SHAKING ZURICH, Fri.—Switzerland's most violent earthquake in 14 years spread havoc yesterday in the desolate snow and ice regions of the Alps. But In the lowlands where little damage was done, some chimneys toppled Irom the roofs and some walls cracked, but nobody was
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    9 years for bishop
    21 1 PRAGUE. Fri. Roman Catholic Bishop Ladiswlav Hlad has been jailed for nine years for secretly ordaining prie
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    Nuclear study
    18 1 KARACHI, Fri. Pakistan! is to set up a nuclear science I and technology institute. I Reuter.
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    Lock icon Civil Rights Bill is passed
    52 1 mm WASHINGTON Fri. The House of Representatives vTsterdav pas>ed a Civil Rights Bill aimed at preventing discrimination against Negro voters in Southern States It uas passed to the Senate which referred it to its judiciary committee with instructions to report back not later than next
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    Death at breakfast
    17 1 SYDNEY, Fri.— An eight-year-old boy was electrocuted yesterday while making toast for his breakfast.
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    Lady Mountbatten left $4 million in her will
    140 1 Lady Mountbatten left $4 million in her will LONDON, Friday. fOUNTESS Mountbatten, reputed to be one of the world's richest women, left about £500,000 (M54,250,000), according to her will 1 published yesterday. But Sir Harold Wernher, one of her executors, said: "The final figure will be considerably more. Today's figures
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    Lock icon Baird trial: Killer gets 'life' term
    49 1 BIRMINGHAM, Fri. A jury yesterday found Patrick Joseph Byrne, 27, a labourer, guilty of the murder of a 29--year-old typist, Stephanie Baird whom he ravished and j beheaded in a Young Women's Christian Association hostel here. Byrne was sentenced to life imprisonment.- Reuter
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    Yugoslavian trip
    27 1 JAKARTA, Fri. Mrs. Hartini Sukarno, wife of the Indonesian President, will visit Yugoslavia, at the invitation of Madam Javanka Tito, wife of the Yugoslav President.
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    Nanyang grads (rejected U.K.) go to U.S.
    150 1  - Nanyang grads (rejected U.K.) go to U.S. IAN MOK-AI By SINGAPORE, Fri. Six B.Sc. NanIyang University graduates will continue their studios in America after having been rejected by British The British universities asked the graduates to produce Higher School Certificates or General Certificates of Education. "We have been shaken to
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    BOY, 16, WINS 5857 BIG WALK PRIZE
    83 1 BOY, 16, WINS 5857 BIG WALK PRIZE LANDS END, Fri. A 16- 1 year-old boy yesterday j won the £100 <$857> offered; |to the youngest male com- 1 petitor to complete the John i O'Groats to i,ands End walk organised by Mr. Billy Butlin, I Britain's holiday camp "king."' Robert
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    Lock icon Six tries — then death came at seventh go
    75 1 Six tries then death came at seventh go LONDON, fh-a _tt-year-old hotelier. Michael Alan Sloan, who had made six previous attempts to commit suicide, was successful on the seventh occasion, it was said at an inquest here yesterday. Recording a verdict of suicide, the Coroner said: "This is a man
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    Mission to Cairo
    17 1 JAKARTA Fri— lndonesia will soon send a cultural mission to the United Arab Republic.
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    The last issue
    13 1 LONDON. Fri. Forward, the Socialist weekly journal, ceased publication yesterday.
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    Lock icon 'No' to Russians
    20 1 SAIGON. Fri. Youths in Thai Nguyen Province refused to carry the equipment of visiting Russian technicians. Reuter
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    Higher prices —but the sellers are scarce
    304 2 Higher prices but the sellers are scarce mm PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF THE UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVESTMENTS NEW PROBLEM may arise on the Malayan Stock Exchange if present trends continue. There could develop an acute shortage of scrip in the industrial section which is already
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    Round the World Market Prices
    290 2 Round the World Market Prices Nutk: Ail prices beloic are middle vrices. U.S. Pepper M and awaitii >i, ItarcJi March shipment ..k unquote*! Muntok whit. per id. LONDON. March 24. Previous Today RUBBER No. 1 RSS i c.i.f. European ports Mar unquoted unauotcd Apr W RUBBER No. 1 RSS Spot
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    171 2 SHIPS IN PORT CHIPS l> ti_: alongside the gin gapore Harbour Board whanre or expected today are; Iberia 1,3 Gorgon 4/5, Demodocus 6A, Bandun u Maru 67. Rajula 8/9, Sin« Lui Maersk 13/14 Ja\a 15 16, Star Bellatrix 18 19, Sirusa N. Wall 2 N. Wall 3. Semantan Wall 4,
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    Hong Kong prices
    66 2 HONG KONG. Thursday. Closing prices here today were: Previous* Today H. S. Banking Corporation $1,255 $1,255 &S 1.250 1.250 uUea sales Lnion Ins. Canton $99.00 $100.00 sellers .sellers Wheelock Maiden 7.50 S 7.35 sales 7.30 r f-ah-s H KoiiK phone $36.75 $M6 25 &536.00 drs3.-)75 sales Dairy
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    DIVIDENDS
    84 2 1.C.1, declares final dividend LONDON: Imperial Chemical Industries declared a final dividend of 1/6 making 2 3 for tlie year 1959 or 11-1 4 per cent against eight per cent. Group income for the vear Is £73.115.960 against £44.513,794 before taxation and after providing for depreciation of £33,--137.611 against
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    TAKE-OVERS
    96 2 London Asiatic make offer for Lanadron LONDON The London A>iatic Rubber ind Produce C< made an offer to purchase the whole of the Lvsued capital oi iron Rubber Estates Ltd. on tne L three London Of 2/- each fully I 4 in ca every four Lanadron shares oi 2
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    LOOK-AROUND
    76 2 L Reductions in the freight rates s\\ FRANCISCO: have re- ol their freighi irply in order to match •petition from for- according to shipping a .ere. copper and chemicals were said to have been cut as much a.^ 3.S Since the beginn:: ear m some ca>es. $19 mil. copper
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    Dull day in London apart from South African slide
    102 2 Dull day in London apart from South African slide LONDON. Friday. APART from a fresh slide in South African pold shares on nervousness concerning the possibility of further native demonstrations, quiel and featureless conditions prevailed in the London stock markets. Sentiment was helped by the good British employment figures and
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    Rubber: A Singapore surprise
    63 2 LONDON: .Most traders express surprise at the turther advance at Singapore and were slow in making the upward adjustment to London quotations. Some dealers, however, believed that Russian orders might soon be placed at Singapore and attributed the steadiness to that. In NEW YORK rubber futures
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    Wall Street
    44 2 T EW YORK Wall Street 11 closed steady with a majority of gains mostly to one point. though profit-taking hit the market In the morning the undertone continued optimistic, still reflecting neral business olook Ind'; were leac h a few electronics prominent.
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    The 200 policemen who become 'gurus' at night
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    Flying saucers...I believe in them, declares Mr. Fulton
    76 3 Straight faces at Rotary lunch SINGAPORE. Friday. mghed when .Mr. Harold H. Fulton, president of the CiviSaucer Investigations (New Zealand), spoke of the existence rs in our skies today. Iter-of-fact lone he lold the Rotary Club luncheon a! the i :?ry d
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    THE FREE PRESS SATURDAY STORY
    88 3 THE FREE PRESS SATURDAY STORY FROM you onoth I THE SATURDAY Every Safutv doy I be a story of high drama, of played by fate, of the forces that shape the destinies of men and women. Every one, brilliantly tt a true story, not I TOMORROW, the first story in
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    Police training
    33 3 NGAPORE The deputy SuperinU Police. Tan Teck Khi: a talk on police training In Singapore to members of the Rotaiv Club at the weekly luncheon met at the Princes Restaurant yesterday
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    Acquitted
    16 3 SINGAPORE. F UU acquittec pl.t $11 fr Ourinukh Singh by putting him death on No
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    Free from smallpox
    17 3 KOTA BAHRU. Fri.—Kelantan and Trengganu have been declared free from smallpox and all restrictions
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    THEY TEACH MALAY DURING OFF-HOURS
    118 3 THEY TEACH MALAY DURING OFF-HOURS THESE 200 policemen from the Singapore Police Force are giving their services as 'gurus'' at the present Malay evening classes conducted by the Government. The men are from the various branches of the force including the Traffic Police, the Marines and the Volunteer Corps. Since
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    Massage parlours
    21 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Federation Government is planning legislation to control the operations of massage parlours throughout the country.
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    20 women want to make trip to America with deaf-blind girl
    144 3 SINGAPORE, Friday. ABOUT 20 women want to make the trip to Massachusetts with blind-and-deaf Miss Chan Poh Lin, lo'. who plans to study al the Perkins Institute. The Institute and the Singapore Association for the Blind are jointly offering
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    Youth cheer party for hospital
    46 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 30 members of the St. Anarew's Youth Fellowship will visit the St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital at Siglap on Sunday at 4 p.m. to cheer up j the patients. The party will be led by j Padre L. Drage.
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    FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY PICK OFFICIALS, FIXES 'PAY'
    143 3 FAMILY BENEFIT SOCIETY PICK OFFICIALS, FIXES 'PAY' SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Family Benefit Society met to pick its officials and approve honorariums. It approved the monthly allowance of $50 each to the secretary and treasurer. It also approved honorariums of $100 a year to its medical examiner and $50 each
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    Over-aged student plan in Johore
    59 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Ministry of Education is taking steps to deal with the problem of over-aged students in Johore. More classes for over-aged students have been organised in various parts of the skate and plans are being considered to provide other forms of study
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    Devan Nair agrees
    36 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Devan Nair has agreed, at the j request of the Minister for i Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. to remain as Political Secretary to the Minister lor a few weeks.
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    The brazen furniture thieves put new house owner in a fix
    188 3 The brazen furniture thieves put new house owner in a fix SEMBAYVANG, Friday. A GANG of men drove up Iu a iuwl\ huill furnished and unoccupied house in Sembawang Hill [.state and removed the new furniture in broad daylight l;isi week. Curious neighbours v. blandly told that the men had
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    Inspirational addresses
    63 3 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The fourth "Make Youth Find" camp will be held at the Wesley Methodist Church. Fort Canning Road, from April 25 to 30. The programme will include inspirational addresses. Bible studies, forums and quizzes. The chairman of the camp will be Mr. Michael Chua of the Kampong
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    Tour of Pacific
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr James R. Beheficld. publicity officer of the Pacific Area i Travel Association, arrived here yesterday in the course iof three-month tour of the Pacific areas to gather firstI hand material for the PATA j magazine.
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    Women's club visit
    23 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Y.W.C.A. International Women's Club will visit the Children's Aid Society home at 10 a.m. on March' 30.
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    Film choreographer
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Fri— S pore dancer Rose Eberv. will talk about the choreography she did for the new Malay film, "Noor Islam" over Radio Singapore at 8.30 tonight.
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    The Family Planning Association makes plans
    126 3 The Family Planning Association makes plans SINGAPORE, Fri.— The central executive committee of th» mily Planning Assoc tion yesterday appointed various sub-eom-m to deal effect r ly with the everyday management ot t! sociation. An official of the association told the Free Press that these committees were now mapping out
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    Agreement reached
    41 3 SINGAPORE. I The Standard-Vacuum Oil pany and the National U Oil Work reached agreement on question of overtime pay for seven employees who had been classified as non-indus-trial clerks. The meeting wu held at the Ministry bour and Law
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      169 3 PM ino Programing Kelvin Reu tens; 7.30 These art 102 Prlday fare; 1.30 new. a review of ,«me of the The" news: 1.40 Newstalk: 145 latest discs in the music Shops by Made in Vienna: 2.00 Close down. Knigsley Morrando. "00 Programme summarv; 5.03 8.00 Learn Malay, (repeat of The
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    British cars are stars of big show at Geneva
    92 4 British cars are stars of big show at Geneva i^ENEVA. Fri.— British cars, large and small, scored a big success at the International Motor Show Geneva The Triumph Herald was a top seller from the day .show opened. Other cars that pulled in the orders were the Alpine Sunbeam, the
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    BRITAIN'S 'FIRE BRIGADE' TROOPS FLY IN LUXURY TO BATTLE
    149 4  -  A. MACPHERSON Bv ])ERNA (Lib-. u —Br troops v trawl to the world trouble spots in luxur experience of the ne airliner comfort when, with men of the I le. I flew 1.700 to Lib> the bigg-. RAF exercise Tht I
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    A 'BIG BROTHER' DECIDES ORWELL'S 1984' IS OBSCENE AND BANS IT
    167 4 A 'BIG BROTHER' DECIDES ORWELL'S 1984' IS OBSCENE AND BANS IT LONDON, Fri. George Orwell's "1984," the book that brought the term "Big Brother" into the language, has been withdrawn from all high school libraries in Miami because some parents complained it had "off-colour passages." Mr. Wilfred Rice, principal of
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    28 4 LONDON. Fri. The Asian flu epidemic in 1957 was responsible for 30.000 deaths in England and Wales, according to ft MinLstrv of Health report- Reuter
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    22 4 LONDON. Fri. The re- cord price of 130,000 for an j English painting was oaid for I a Gainsborough Reuter
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    A smack in eye ends lost memory
    344 4 EX-PRIVATE BENNETT OF THE GREEN HOWARDS FILLS IN GAP OF 17 FORGOTTEN YEARS A SMACK in the eye has brought back the memory that Arthur Bennett lost 17 years ago. The smack came accidentally from a plastic doll wielded by his four-year-old son.
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    BUTCH & BUTCH-WHO'S TAKING WHO FOR THE MORNING WALK?
    69 4 BUTCH BUTCH -WHO'S TAKING WHO FOR THE MORNING WALK? ***** is m\ name, gays this four-year old boy. and niv pet Boxer is also called Butch. They were resting on the doorstep of a coffee-bar i.n Vienna and caught the eye of a photoiirapher.Butt h (the boy) said thev were
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    The girl bandit is 11
    53 4 NEW YORK. Fri. A girl caught looting a petrol station till in New Jersey admitted she had robbed six shops of more than M54.800 in the past month She spent most of the money taking her 13-year-old Bister to New York for nights out. The
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    SPECIALIST ADVICE FOR FARAH: SHE HOPES FOR A BOY
    135 4 SPECIALIST ADVICE FOR FARAH: SHE HOPES FOR A BOY TEHERAN, Fri.— Queen Farah of Persia is following a careful regimen to ensure the birth of a boy, a court source said here. The 21 -year-old Queen, who is expecting a baby, probably in November, is abiding by this regimen on
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    13 countries invited to air talks
    87 4 13 countries invited to air talks WASHINGTON. Fri. Flying teams and observers from 13 countries. including neutral nations, have been invited to the second annual U.S.Asian fighter weapons conference at Clark Aire Base in the Philippines from March 28 to April 8. Invitations to send jet fighter teams have been
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    Roof collapses
    15 4 TAIPEH. Fri A school roof collapsed, injuring 13 children and a teacher U.P.I.
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    Big gold seizure
    28 4 TOKYO. Fri. Japanese Customs have confiscated 26 gold bars worth about M593.000 aboard the Ra> Maersk. a Danish freigh ter. and arrested two Chinese crewmen.
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    Divorce suit
    28 4 LONDON. Fri. Lord Blandford, 33. the Marquis of Blandford and heir of the Duke of Marlboroueh. ha.s filed a divorce suit charging his wife with adultery'.
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    Meatless dinner
    32 4 LONDON. Fri. The Duke of Edinburgh will have a meatless meal when he attends the 200th anniversary dinner of the Board of Deputies of British Jews, here on April. 4.
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    53 4 LONDON. Fri T) i part of the Bible the title chose; new translation ini day English proved by the joint the church/ The committee said would be simultaneous ilication of the New t ment. the first part to o< i completed, throughout th< world m
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    Bulganin retires on $2,200 pension
    35 4 MOSCOW. Fri Nikolai Buig... for Soviet Prime Mini been relieved ol hi chairman of .poi Economic Council requHe is now living in retirement near Moscow on a $2,200 mor' ion.
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    Timber thieves
    13 4 BANGKOK Fri r men have bee. and transporting then, the border.
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    NERINA IS HOME WITH A SPECIAL POSY
    9 4 NERINA IS HOME WITH A SPECIAL POSY i ballet
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    The last drive
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    Blast kills three
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    The 'Christ in jeans' argument
    393 5 SINGAPORE CLERGYMEN GIVE EASTER PLAY FOR THE TEDDY BOYS A MIXED RECEPTION SINGAPORE, Friday. OHOULD JESUS CHRIST and his distiples be portrayed in tight blue jeans and crepe j soles? Singapore church dignitaries are divided. They gave the Easter play by the Rev. Ernest Marvin,
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    WOMEN-BY A BEAUTICIAN
    90 5 WOMEN -BY A BEAUTICIAN WOMEN are the same the world over they are never satisfied with what they have. Madamniscile Jacqueline Durieux. the visiting French beauty expert said this at a lecture and demonstration of make-up she nave at the YW< V 'In Paris it i.s fashionable to have a
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    Caught carrying stolen police pistol—man gets four years jail
    36 5 Caught carrying stolen police pistol— man gets four years jail found iii p ion of a river and 1 1 rounds Septembei was jailed for foui Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tab in lhe Assize rounc. pink
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    Matinee cancelled
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    Chess tourney
    7 5 SINGAPORE, will be held o.
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    Schoolboy missing for eleven days
    44 5 GAPORE. Fri. An choolboy. Halimin bin Tahir, described a -problem child" has been missing from his home for 11 days. Anvone knowing the whereabouts of the boy should contact the assistant Director, Counselling and Advice Bureau. Social Welfare Department.
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    'MAKE DEATH TRAP JUNCTION SAFE FOR US' CALL TO GOVT.
    109 5 'MAKE DEATH TRAP JUNCTION SAFE FOR US' CALL TO GOVT. ITATONG. Fri.— Many accidents have occurred at the Duku Road/Tembeling Road junction, and residents in the area want the junction to be made safe. "It's a death trap." they said. The residents want the Government io put up "Stop. Look.
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    GIVE MORE, SPEND LESS HARI RAYA CALL
    133 5 GIVE MORE, SPEND LESS HARI RAYA CALL "KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Muslim.-, in Selangor were told to give more to cnarity and exercise less lavish spending during Hari Raya. In a Hari Raya message to all Muslims the president of the Religious Affairs Department, Tuan Haji Ali bin Haji Taib, said:
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    Two science blocks
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A threestorey mixed secondary school will be built at Wilt red Road al a cost of $547,500. It will have two science blocks
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    He denies pay rise request
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tlie manager of the Nanyang j University Co-operative Stores Society Limited. Mr. Chua Han Leong has denied that he had asked for a 50 per cent wage increase. Mr. Chua told the Free Press: "I did not ask for any increase in salary."
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      133 5 RIP KIRBY Bv John Prentice 6c Fred Dickenson felfl WT S'OW 1 HCNV ABOUT THE J?AC?>O I'LL TURN IT W iCV_TH!N»3 SONo of AS 9€:CVV BOS TRANSMITTER, jON ANC? JUST C* ABOARD THE j/j^ 9U|U I __r 11 ___^_^_^_t I __^__i __B V >__r s _T*__-_u^i? -^____5_.« MANDRAKE Lee Fa,k
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    OPINION Pawn men must think again
    200 6 OPINION Pawn men must think again pawnbrokers did not do their case against the n'oposed legislative changes any good by suddenly refusing to accept pled The explanation they offered their cuswas that they had no more money to loan cut, small dehaving withdrawn the investments on which the pawnbroking business
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    The client must be blamed
    94 6 The client must be blamed THE Singapore Polytechnic Architectural Society, distressed by the "horrible mess of structures" in Maiaya. puts the blame squarely on the client. "Ho insists on an Indian tile roof, window boxes. sloping columns, flower box every colour he can think of." and for good measure throws
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    What makes a girl look at older men—as prospective husbands?
    1062 6  - What makes a girl look at older men —as prospective husbands? SUSAN BARNES A WOMAN'S FRANKLY STARTLING VIEWS ON LOVE AND MARRIAGE 23 HERE Is an article 0 It| thinking-the writer iays ma an older man to l 0 v» lovad by any time' and Jh you why ONE thing,
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    Revolution of good intentions has still to be finished
    903 6 CUBA UNDER CASTRO BRUCE ROTHWELL ends his report on the land where poverty and corruption were once accepted as inevitable by looking at the hope and progress that have already been brought to the land... ril HE twin symbols of lhe
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    Eight 'Overlanders' leap to success
    333 7  -  SWAN BEE I FIRST JUMP OVER I SAPORE IS PART I THEIR TRAINING I THE WORLD ajfa;rrur Ch»n*i. Friday AFTER THE PARACHUTING rSHOW A PRECISION FORMATION FLIGHT BY THREE RAF BEVERLEYS II R seal-bell, please. The order m a Flight Serjeant shortly after in an
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    500 UNDERGRADS SWEAT FOR $200,000 DURING LONG HOLIDAYS
    210 7  - 500 UNDERGRADS SWEAT FOR $200,000 DURING LONG HOLIDAYS EDNA TAN By Bo KIT TIMAH, Fri. Some oOj University oi Malaya students would have earned nost $200,000 together by the time vacation ends in May. During the four montns ition, these students found extra pocket money and a taste of working
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    Former Assistant Minister dies
    49 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Tan Theng Chiang, 46, former assistant Minister for Lands and Housing, under the Lim Yew Hock Government, died in his home yesterday morning, after a nine month illness. The cortege will leave his house in Siglap, tomorrow for the Bedok Burial Ground.
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    Easter dance of 'The Carribeans'
    39 7 KATONG. Fri. "lhe Carribeans" will hoia an Easter dance "Tropical Easter Night" al the Singapore Military Forces hall on April 16 from 8 p.m. Baby Low and his Hawaiian Melodies will be In attendance.
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    You are looking lovely today
    15 7 > LOVELY Miss Theresa Pang. She is 20 and a beautician.
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    The towkay's wife had a thirst...she opens door, lets in thugs
    147 7 The towkay's wife had a thirst... she opens door, lets in thugs SINGAPORE, Friday. THREE BOBBKBS rushed into a watch dealer's shop in North Bridge Bond when the towkay's wife opened the collapsible gate lo _o out and buv some ice water Alter threatening the family with a revolver and
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    THE GIRL GUIDES PLAN A FIVE-DAY CAMP TO MARK SILVER JUBILEE
    156 7 THE GIRL GUIDES PLAN A FIVE-DAY CAMP TO MARK SILVER JUBILEE iJiisu/ifUKi.. rn. The Girl Guides' Association will hold a camp in Jurong Irom Aug. 29 to Sept. 2 to celebrate the movement's Silver Jubilee. Mrs. Lily Emmanuel, the State Commissioner said guides from the Federation, Sarawak. North Borneo and
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    Church women keep a feast date
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tlie Mother's Union and otnt-r women's organisations ol the St. Andrews Cathedral celebrated the Feast ot the Annunciation with a Holy Communion at the cathedral this morning. The service was conducted in English and Chinese. Mr Kenneth John Lee -acted as interpreter
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    PLAN FOR BLOOD BANKS ALL COUNTRY
    183 7 PLAN FOR BLOOD BANKS ALL COUNTRY FrUALA LuMPUR, Fri. The Federation Government is to start a country-wide publicity campaign to encourage more people to become blood donors. Announcing th. the Minister ot Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong yoke Lin. said that many people were still ignorant what blood donation
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    Reform training
    22 7 SINGAPORE. Fri A district iudge yesterd i red Foot: Cher Siak. IT. to underrelormative I breaking Into a Pi ilip
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      187 7 IDIARY OF TODAY'S EVENTS I SINGAPOBI STACK CUM: ide With Violin" at Cultural Centre, Fort Canning Road. 9 p.m INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film shows at H.M. Convict Prison Changi at 7.30 p.m. SINGAPOBI POLYTECHNIC Information sessions ;or p peciive students at 4.45 p.m. UM Main Lecture Thea Prince Edward
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    Nurse Meg replies to your queries
    263 8 Nurse Meg replies to your queries Qls it in order to gite my baby one of the bottled fruit juices instead of fresh fruit juice? A Yes, you can give your baby any of the proprietory brands of fruit juices which you mentioned as they all have a re- cognised
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    Make morning bathroom call a regular habit
    603 8 jIfANY mothers are i 1 convinced that constipation is the root of all evil. Their children's bowels are a constant source of anxiety and I am often asked what should be given for a child's constipation. First, it i.s not essential that a
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    THE ACCENT IS ON COLOUR IN ITALIAN SUMMER CREATION
    527 8 THE ACCENT IS ON COLOUR IN ITALIAN SUMMER CREATION dateline ROME Martelli starts new f Feminascope feature MMMMM iimimmiiiT ONE oi" the best-known authorities on Italian fashions is the Dottore Vladimir Rossini. Founder-Director of the Italian Fashion Board. He is also secretary-general of SAMIA, the ready-to-wear fashion fair, held twice
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    Mangosteen stains vanish this way
    190 8 Mangosteen stains vanish this way f~E____n3nafe pVERYOXE knows how j move man. staii MRS. A. R. POILIER Estate, Singapore wins first prize of S2l) in j contest. Mie writ» stain occurs, take the pui it at once on the stain till wash the stain in soap Don't waste bread "pt'XXERS-l'p
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    Another tasty dish by the R and H team
    287 9 SONG, a musical comedy by Richard Rodgers merstein 11. (Philips 12-inch, A*****L). Also availOA AY 835 538. Rodgers and Ham merstein has never faced a stiff er To write a romantic musical comedy around the hurhinatown. m! another great Broadway show
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    Best of the 'Babes of the Ballet'
    766 9  -  ANTOINETTE ISIDE BALLET' by SPOTLIGHT ON FOUR WHO ARE SHOWING GREAT PROMISE TODAY §0 FAR Inside Ballet has concentrated mainly on senior ballet dancers of Singapore. This week, however, let us have a look at the juniors, the "Babes of the Ballet." They
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    TEACHER AND PUPIL
    9 9 MISS ELAINE VINE AND JOVINA TSENG
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      72 9 MUSIC QUIZ i H NO ONE could name last weeks mystery man! So here is anther picture of the same performer. See if you can r^ounise l»i«»^ n The prije fatkpot of o"J jiV Pn, i 1 n P d 10-Inch n^^ u l A hrw Phllins extended play records.
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    FREE PRESS RACING EXPERT ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP TOMORROW'S RACE PROSPECTS
    407 10 FREE PRESS RACING EXPERT ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP TOMORROW'S RACE PROSPECTS I 1. DIV I—AIILK:1 AIILK: lechniiolor II 9.00. Prince of Lalita 8.11. \Mu> lawn S In. Herberts Kuda B.<>:>. Timberlane 8.03. Peaceful Kin< 8.01. Drramboat 8.00. Pinkson 8.00. Marksman 8.00. Brave (.eneral 7.11, Sovereign Klamr ",.l?>. (oua ft 7.1*.
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    Lock icon MALAYAN IN THIRD ROUND
    48 10 INNIPEG. Fn.— Teh Kew San -Malaya Charoen tailand' and Tan Joe Hock Indonesia! reached the third round of the Canadian badminton champion..ropping a set. Doubles Lim Say Hup and Teh Kew San ana Tan Joe Hock and Watanasin also entered the third round.— Reuter
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    ENTRIES OPEN FOR S'PORE BADMINTON
    59 10 Entries are now open for the Singapore Badminton Association championships on Aoril 30. Entries close on April 16. Events are: Junior men's ies and doubles. Junior women's singles and doubles. Junior mixed doubles and veterans singles and doubles. Entry forms are available from the honorary
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      THREE OF THE FASTEST
      252 10 THREE OF THE FASTEST Cl. 2 Div. 2 One Mile Meteorite II 8.00: Morning Flight 812; Fiery Hare 8.11; lira nt as 8.11; Fine Choice 8.10; This Time 8.09; Excelsior 8.08; Supreme Test 8.08; F stroll 8.07; Sweet Dream II 8.06; Pollv Slipper 8.02; Thanks A Million 7.12. SEPARATING Fine
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      Malaya's best sprinters clash
      482 10 Malaya's best sprinters clash CL\S> 1. DIV. I— MRS. Happv Melod> 9.10: Tudor i Wonder* 9.05; Bestcrete 9.02; Sun of Burma 9.00; Dententurius 8.07: Marigold 8.08: Flying Phoenix 8.05; Sinjrora II 8.03; Montv 8.02; Monitor 8.01; HoliI day Time 8.00; Glee 7.13: Lucky Lu'ckv 7.12: Dinkum 7.12; Your Highness II
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      OISIN IS STEADY RUNNER
      338 10 (LASS 1. DIV. 2—l MILF. The Nailer 9.00: Jarnuu 8.12; Oleander II 8.12: Sulpizio 8.11; Picture Fan II 8.08. Carthusian II 8.08: Straits (ode 8ob: Shamrock Slipper 8.04; Brilliant Scholar 8.04; Noble Albert 8.04; Oisin 8.03; Mont Blot II 8.03; White Heather 8.02; Wonder Kid 8.00;
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    118 10 (L\ss i. ni\ t, i i (.eneral Pil M.oii; silver t%'hi* tie 8.13; Red Sunrise h .ll nf Wisdom Sin \rtina lonosphere 8.07: Charge 8.06; Krakatoa 8.06. ton Sir Iran, is I State Minstrel X(M Cobra 8.03; Rodato 8.03. PTHS of WISDOM ond t«» F.arly Bird
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    77 10 TODAY'S SPORT BOXING: FEAF boxing championships Seletar. XETBALL: Combined Schools championships RGS and CHI J ATHLETICS: Combined Schools X-Country Run SES. 7 PORT OF SPAIN. Fri I England's team for the fifth 1 and final Test against West Indies is: Cowdrey, Pullar. Dexter. Subba Row.
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    15 10 DUBLIN, Fri.— lreland beat. New Zealand 6-1 at badminton last night.— Reuter.
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    133 10 1 \ss 1 im 1 ir> \n.ohna Mt; Who tares II 1.13: Hiijh Sovereign I hatan 8.10: Woodcote lad< Tourong I Brilliant 8.09; Forest Beau II > den 8.09; Black (>old > lot Boy reritna 1 5.07; Rubber Planter II The I riar II IK; south of
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    258 10 t i \s> >. my. I—l mii i Movie House II 9.00; ollecj tor 8.13; Amusement Park II 8.07; Jolly Day 8.04; Perhaps So 8.05; Rina 8.04; Jolly Dav Bintang Timor 8.02; Peanut Kid 8.01; Sureshot 8.00; More Tin 8.00; Redouble
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    Sockalingam retires in tears andd KO final is drawn
    175 11 Sockalingam retires in tears andd KO final is drawn FARRER PARK. Friday near to tears .•ond time dur:out hockey final between .ttion Club. I h ended in an but v d the ten- am looked ieir sharpThe replay will be held tomorrow a I r Park. im left the field
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    97 11 I^n Cray Diamond by South ana Spade by West, three ac North players elected to force with Two Spades The cue bid at this point did not promise control of the enemy suit, but later South was bound to be misled; in one cm. for nee. his side
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    57 11 Pasir Panjang made an impressive start when they won the first round of the Schools Inter District knocktable tennis championship lor boys and girls at the onal Recreation centre. Results Boys: Pasir Pan- beat City 3-2. Girls: Pasir beat Katong o-O. tball Bukit Timah beat
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    23 11 Eveready Sports (Hub and RAF Seletar drew 3-3 in a oecer match. IbiaWm H san <2> and Dollah Yu :or Eveready.
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    147 12  -  HARRY CHIA Johore planters complain of well-organised thefts MOONLIGHT TAPPING TO FINANCE TRIADS AND SUBVERSIVE ELEMENTS, REPORT CHARGES By JOHORE BAHRU. Friday IprBBKU >tealin£ in West Johore is well organized and proceeds are used to finance secret societies This allegation is made in the 1939 annual
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    116 12 Jury spares killer from death in gas chamber I\O\VMEVILLE (Call- fornia), Fri. Larry Lord Motherwell, convicted of killing an elderly Washington, D.C.. widow, was spared yesterday from execution in the San Quentin gas chamber. The jury that convicted Motherwell of first degree murder decided yesterday should be life imprisonme: The
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    26 12 RABAT. Fri.— The MorocGovernment has invited architect Charles le busier to study the towntning problems ol rebuiling Agadir. destroyed by earthquake on March 1.
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    29 12 DETROIT. Fr:. Astronomer Dr. I. M. Levitt, predicted today that in 20 years there will be thriving colonies of men and women on the moon.
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    16 12 PORT OF SPAIN. Fri.- Sir Winston Churchill arrived here yesterday in the yacht Christina.
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    176 12 'A wedding gift or just good wishes for Margaret' row PROPOSAL io give Princess Margaret a wed ding gift started a row at the meeting of the Edinburgh City Council yesterday. The dispute flared up wh the Lord Provost, who u>\ > presides at council m was escorting the Duke
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    105 12 DESPITE the tight money market. Malays in Singapore are preparing for a uraud Hari Raya. Shops in Geylang reported good sales in the past week. Shops. which usually close at nine, now stay open ill midnight. Preparations for Hari
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