The Singapore Free Press, 11 April 1960

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    18 1 NE PAPER EVERYBODY ,S TALKING ABOUT The Singapore Free Press No. *****. MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    Bevan min bed again after a slight setback'
    13 1 Bevan min bed again after a slight setback' bht. 'or. •gery rce I
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    Lock icon All calm in spite of attempt on Verwoerd's life
    304 1 JOHANNESBURG, Monday. THK South African Premier, Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd, last night appealed to the people of the Union to resume their anniversary celebrations m spite of the attempt to assassinate him on Saturday. The Union exposition m Milner Park here was
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    Emperor of China now a gardener
    45 1 rpOKYO. Mon. 1 Yi. an emperor of China c age of three, is today nothing but a simple garden r the last emperor of the Ching Dynasty In 1908. igned to .c work of a gardener the China mainland.
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    H-bomb terror grips a class of 40 girls
    130 1 H-bomb terror grips a class of 40 girls LONDON, Mon. A school official m Burnley has promised an investigation of charges that an Hbomb essay assignment terrorised 10--year-old girls m a class. John Vernon. 30. told the 40 children In his class, most of them 10-year-olds, about an early warning
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    Lock icon Modern art at Tate
    17 1 LONDON. Mon. Tate Gallery has acquired a number of important modern work Reuter
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    Nasser welcomed
    23 1 KARACHI. Mon.— President Nasser was greeted by a large crowd when he arrived here yesterday from India for a six-day visit.
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    THE DREAM COME TRUE OF A YOUTH WHO WINS $500
    145 1 THE DREAM COME TRUE OF A YOUTH WHO WINS $500 SINGAPORE, Mon.— lt was a dream come true for 18-year-old Goh Chin Seng of Woodsville Close. Goh was still m bed at 8.30 a.m. dreaming, as he said, that he had won the S5OO Free Press word puzzle when he
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    Women priests
    16 1 STOCKHOLM, Mon.— Sweden's first three women priests of the Lutheran Church were ordained yesterday.
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    Sukarno: Day by sea
    20 1 Sukarno Day by sea SOFIA. Mon. President Sukarno yesterday drove to the Black Sea resort of Varna and Zolotye Peski.
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    Lock icon HOW MODERN ARE YOU MISS-HERE ARE FOUR GOLDEN RULES ON HOW TO GET WED AND STAY WED
    166 1 HOW MODERN ARE YOU MISS-HERE ARE FOUR GOLDEN RULES ON HOW TO GET WED AND STAY WED LONDON. Mon.— The British Medical Association .^poke frankly again yesterday about "Getting Married." year a booklet of that title, packed with tips for young couples, was withdrawn from >ale because of its outspoken
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    Mother of 2 wants to walk across Soviet Russia
    108 1 Mother of 2 wants to walk across Soviet Russia DUNDEE, (Scotland) Mon. A 49-year-old Dundee mother said here she lis seeking permission to walk across Russia this summer. Mrs. Jean Brennan, mother of two children who finished fourth among women marchers m a reI cent 900-mile marathon the length of
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    Lock icon A HAIR GRIP PREVENTS A PLANE CRASH-LANDING
    88 1 A HAIR GRIP PREVENTS A PLANE CRASH-LANDING MELBOURNE, Mon.— An air hostess's hair grip helped to prevent the crash-landing of a Fokker Friendship aircraft carrying 17 passengers at Brisbane Airport yesterday, tne Melbourne Age reported today. The grip was placed across two electrical points to break the electrical circuit 10
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    Car size limit
    19 1 SYDNEY. Mon. Tht of cars may have to be limited by law m New South Wales
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    THEY'RE OFF-ALL 225 OF 'EM
    67 1 THEY'RE OFF -ALL 225 OF 'EM An afternoon's sport beside the Macßitchie Reservoir Full report and more pictures of cross country run m pages 8, 10 and 12 -STOP PRESS 1 1 I f I i i I START OF THE CROSS COUNTRY RUN BESIDE THE MACRITCHIE RESERVOIR ON SATURDAY.
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  • PAGE TWO TODAY GIVES YOU A ROUND-UP OF THE SHIPS THAT ARE IN THE NEWS
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      Push-button liner speeds up cargo handling
      330 2 Push-button liner speeds up cargo handling SINGAPORE, Monday. 1 JAPANESE cargo liner, the Gohshu Mam with push-button control for its hatch covers, will soon arrive m Singapore. One of the new ships built by the Kawasaki Kisen Kaisha to replace the older ships m service, the Gohshu Maru is now
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      JOINT SERVICE BY SAS AND THAI AIRWAYS
      383 2 JOINT SERVICE BY SAS AND THAI AIRWAYS PAYA LEBAR, Monday. THAI Airways International ana roe 1 Scandinavian Airlines System inaugurate a new Far East service, including Singapore, on May. I. The SAS head m Singapore, Mr. L. G. Strom, returned here over the weekend from Bangkok after finalising plans for
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      SHIPS IN PORT
      52 2 Ships lying alongside the Singapore Harbour Board wharves or expected this morning are: Pres. Arthur 1/2. Yarra 4/5. Anna Bakke 6/7. Straat Johore 8/9. Hakubasan Mviru 10/11. Pleasantville 13/14. Agamemnon 18. Mandama is). Keningau 25/26. Halldor 27/28. Ozarda 29/30. Nagashima Maru 33/34. Japan 35/36, Doneverett 40/41. Steel
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      Japan-Indonesia oil agreement
      65 2 Japan-Indonesia oil agreement .I\K\RT\: Japan and Indonesia have sigued an a^i, ment on exploitation of oil- fields m North Sumatra, the Indonesian Antara news agency reported. Under the agreement Japan will provide 18.uuu million yen as development loan to the Indonesian Government-owned Permina Oil Company to be repayed m crude
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      British firm gets $5 mil. contract
      75 2 BEDPOmO, England: A Biitisii engineering firm has anoounced that it had been rded a M 55 ,100.000 conprovide machinery lor .1 crude oil pipeline m Nonhein India— the largest project of its kind In the woiiti. Tiie flra of W H Alien and Sons
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      TAKE-OVERS
      64 2 Sempah gets 90 p.c. of remaining Harpenden LONDON Sempah (Holdings) Limited announced acceptances from shareholders of Harpenden < Selangor) Rubber Company Limited are now more than 90 per cent of the shares not held by it when the offer was made on Dec. 11. 1959. The company intends to
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      LOOK-AROUND
      224 2 Citroens sell more m America NEW YORK: The French Citroen Car Company sold 70 per cent more cars m the United States this year than during a comparable period last year despite stiff competition :rom the American compact car. the company s visiting president said here today. if. Pierre
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      FORMOSA BUYS JAPANESE CEMENT
      114 2 FORMOSA BUYS JAPANESE CEMENT TAIPEH, Mon. Formosa will import 40.000 metric tons of cement from Japan at Ms4B per ton to relieve the current acute shortage of cement on the island, it was announced today. Mr K. T. Yin. chairman of the Foreign Exchange and Trade Control Commission, said the
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      Britain sells more cars
      91 2 MONTREAL. Mon.— British car sales m Canada for the first two months of this year increased 21 per cent, over the corresponding period last year. This compares with a 15 per cent, increase m sales of all imported cars this year. Canadian demand for British cars
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  • 500 MUST BE WON EVERY WEEK
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      Wore cars and bicycles...but fewer deaths on the roads last month
      241 3 Wore cars and bicycles... but fewer deaths on the roads last month IHAFFIC MEN DRAW up p LANS MAKE ROADS STVU. SAFER SINGAPORE, Monday. id deaths were recorded by traffic authorities here the lowest so far this year. he number of road fatalities dropped to 12 after m December last
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      Selkirk on HK trip
      34 3 PAYA LEBAR. Mon. The Earl of Selkirk. United Kingdom Commissioner m Si. pore and Commissi! General for South-East Asia, left for Hong Kong yesterday by CPA on a tnree-uay visit.
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      Easter vacation
      26 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Schools here began a threeweek Easter vacation yesterday while their counterparts m the Federation resumed their lessons this morning after their holidays.
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      Learning Malay with Radio Singapore-17
      244 3 Learning Malay with Radio Singapore- 17 i. \pp« a i unut milk, it. nd. I bin and flat. my, I n I 1 KNOW !55 lik beli wants 'ii ma Man s n i hia ibu kueh to al cake k> iai map putuMa p i kueh \h hong putu;>.nnc
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      Joe will sit out this big walk
      25 3 %p] Kirn. .^aid: honour aIJ who pietcd the ra^e t noi tificates of merit." Lai firm.prizes for cc.
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      Eight-day feast
      15 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Jewish community will observe the eight-day Passover Feast from tomorrow.
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      The 'narrow look'—'lt's latest thing for men
      344 3 The 'narrow look'— 'lt's latest thing for men SINGAPORE, Mon. The "Continental Look," originating from Italy, is the latest fashion m men's clothes throughout the world. The motif ot this '•Continental Louk" i.s "narrowness," said Mr. Robert M. Dowiing, president of Arrow International. the jest shirt manufacturer m the world,
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      THEY EARNED $4,500 IN SOCCER MATCH FOR THEATRE FUND
      71 3 THEY EARNED $4,500 IN SOCCER MATCH FOR THEATRE FUND #> THE Singapore Government Services Football Association has donated 54.500 to the National Theatre Fund. The money was from part uf the gate collections when its team recently played against the Singapore Join! Services, and again against the Peruvians. Picture thaws
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      Empty milk cans give way to polythene bags
      129 3 SIXGAPARE, Monday. POLYTHENE bags have replaced the condensed milk tins as containers for live tropical fish m Singapore. Mass production of polythene bags by two local factories makes this plastic container the cheapest means of carrying live fish from a fish shop
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      SOFTBALL BY AN EXPERT
      28 3 SOFTBALL BY AN EXPERT -oft ball season More before >rt. Thi> Singapore »s suited to the READ the reason when a fascinating vhing scries begins on Wednesday m.
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      ROCK n' ROLL MAURICE OFF NEXT MONTH TO U.S. TO STUDY MUSIC
      156 3 SERANGOOM GARDENS, MMiay. CINGAPORE'S" popular composer of rock 'n' roll and sentimental music, Mr. Maurice Teo, 20, leaves for America next month to f uri ther his musical education. His ambition is "to give Malay songs the rock
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      117 3 Fascinating Range of Jewellery a* AiV^S^a?-* WORLD FAMOUS CULTURED PEARLS available m Necklaces, Chokers, Bracelets, Brooches, Earrings, Pendonts, Rings Tie Pins. Awaits your Early Selection. Distributors: G. C de SUVA BROS., "Jewellers" 3, Rattles Place, Singapore -1 Phone ***** HRfesM I Sport tn > aak\ >* lm\ I m m
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      126 3 Medium Uave 476 Metres 6.45 Sunset serenade; c.53 AnShort Wave: 6i metre* nouncements: 6.55 Singapore P.M. 1.00 Programme summary; Bnar market leport; ",.00 The 1.02 Monday medley; 1.30 The 710 Newsialk. nevs; 1.40 Newstalk: 1.45 Wil- 715 Learn Malay Lesson helm Kempf plays; 2.00 Close Seventeen; 7.30 Sing it again;
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    A plutonium clipper at 30 knots per hour —forecast
    141 4 A plutonium clipper at 30 knots per hour —forecast I ON DON. Mon.— There is a great need to develop a source of power other than oil to drive ships. said Mr. R. Stewart Mac Tier. a director of Glen Shipping members of the Institute of Tran>rt m London propulsion
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    A recipe for the happy marriage
    35 4 V haj ta LTni 1 ti Dul .ty. Durhar Caroler and Dr. Ewald B tudied tho American coup. arter than the doctors reof the family cd. 1 unlit ly
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    Life-saver brought death to Edgar
    193 4 PATIENT ELECTROCUTED BY HEART MACHINE WHICH WAS TO MAKE HIS OPERATION SAFER LONDON, Mo i 4 MAN taken to the London I for a lung operation died on the table. But no surgeon's knife had tacked hir He was electrocuted. \nd the machine that kill
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    NEW PORTABLE BLAST-RESISTANT MISSILE PAD FOR THE TERRIER ROCKETS-IT REPLACES THE CONCRETE ONE SO IMPRACTICAL IN WAR
    57 4 NEW PORTABLE BLAST- RESISTANT MISSILE PAD FOR THE TERRIER ROCKETS- IT REPLACES THE CONCRETE ONE SO IMPRACTICAL IN WAR t,. i*. missile carrier runs onto a new effects from the booster-blast of the Terriers. It sectTona. Ma" distant pad. This -places the concrete launching pad so impracmw pad is designed
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    THE BOMARC BOOMERANGS ON THE CANADIANS
    122 4 THE BOMARC BOOMERANGS ON THE CANADIANS TORONTO, Mon. The Canadian Government is searching for a way to change its air defence policy, now based on the American Bomarc missile, without losing face. Eighteen months ago it ditched the Canadian-built Avro-Arrow jet interceptor, thus closing down a large section of the
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    Lock icon Four miners killed
    22 4 LOUISA 'Kentucky), Mon. Four miners were killed last night m a slate fall at the Cherokee Gap mine. U.P.I.
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    Family to shun minister's graveside service at 'cult' village
    267 4 Family to shun minister's graveside service at 'cult' village LONDON, Monday. SPECIAL service to "exorcise evil" is to be held by the Rev. Michael Barnsley alongside a desecrated grave m Tacklev, Oxfordshire the village linked with "black magic." But the five daughters and three sons ol farmworker Richard Broome, buried
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    A BUNDLE OF MISCHIEF AND GOOD NATURE—THAT'S THE AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER
    101 4 A BUNDLE OF MISCHIEF AND GOOD NATURE— THAT'S THE AUSTRALIAN SILKY TERRIER 0 A cute little Australian dog is fast becoming a rival of the Koala bear m overseas popularity. It is the Australian Silky Terrier, or as it is popularly known overseas, "Sydney Silky." It is the result of
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    THE 'ULTIMATE' WEAPONBY AMERICAN MISSILE ENGINEERS
    144 4 THE 'ULTIMATE' WEAPONBY AMERICAN MISSILE ENGINEERS ROME, Mon. American rocket engineers are working on what they consider the "ultimate weapon" a rocket system which, once started, would fire missiles every 18 minutes and 20 seconds UNLESS someone pushed a button. Reprisal rocket Nuclear warheaded missiles would start from the horizontal
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    'MAKE WAY FOR THE OLD' IS HIS MESSAGE
    77 4 'MAKE WAY FOR THE OLD' IS HIS MESSAGE >TEW YORK. Mon. Make for the old folks is Oi Dr. E. Vinpresident -elect of the American Medical He told a doctors' conference that the idea people should retire at 65 was crumbling before the advance of science, which is continually extending
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    Lock icon Algeria: 50 dead
    18 4 ALGIERS. Mon. French troops killed 50 Moslem insurgents m a 24-hour battle just ended.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Issued: 97 slogans
    24 4 MOSCOW. Mon. The annual list of May Day slogans 97 this year— were issued today by the Soviet Communist Party. Reuter
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    25 4 MOSCOW, Mon. Another 10 millon acres of virgin land are to be ploughed up m the Soviet Central Asian Republic of Kazakhstan. Reuter
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    1,000th. 'drop of a hat' and hats will go up
    98 4 1,000 th. 'drop of a hat' and hats will go up LONDON, Mon. British on Broadway: hats will be thrown m the air on 45th-street next month to celebrate the I,oooth performance (London and New York) of "At the Drop of a Hat." The date is May 28. The producer,
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    DR. ADENAUER WANTS TO LOCK OUT BRITISH GOODS FROM EUROPE
    251 4 BONN, Mon— Stubborn, 84--year-old Dr. Adenauer has given the green light to a policy which amounts to a serious lockout of British' goods from six of the most important European customers. He is determined to make the Common Market a
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    RARE HONOUR FOR ONASSIS
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    HE WAS GUEST AT SIR WINSTON'S CLUB
    184 4 HE WAS GUEST AT SIR WINSTON'S CLUB LONDON, Mon. Mr. Aristotle Onassis, who arrived back m London with Sir Winston Churchill by air after their Caribbean cruise together, has been awarded a rare honour. For he was Sir Winston's guest at the "Other Club" —that exclusive dining fraternity that Sir
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    Toothpastes win Scotch flavour
    11 4 NEW YOlhair next m< i I bor
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    Robinson's sale a success: Fewer items lost
    11 5 Robinson's sale a success: Fewer items lost N 1960 on -ctives
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    STAMPS TO MARK INAUGURATION OF JET FLIGHTS
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    Marketing course
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    Back from talks
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    Cheaper air travel—a big boost to S'pore tourism
    223 5  - Cheaper air travel— a big boost to S'pore tourism MELVIN CHAN By Singapore, Monday MANY INQUIRIES HAVE BEEN RECEIVED, SAYS TRAVEL AGENT JJRITISH airlines' new economy class fare lb" per cent less than the present tourist class rates will give a big boost to Singapore's tourist trade. And, added Mr.
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    AID PLEDGE FOR SPORES LANGUAGE INSTITUTE
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    Lock icon PRESIDENT RECEIVES CHARTER FOR NEW SPORE-WEST ROTARY CLUB
    51 5 0 Mi Luang Sitsayaraiam. Rotary District Governor, presents the charter of the new igapore-West Rotary Club to the club's fir^t president, Mr. Dennis Bindon (right), (luring the charter banquet at the Princes Restaurant More than 300 people Rotarians. their wives and friends
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    Mission hospital needs more beds to cope with rising attendance
    87 5 Mission hospital needs more beds to cope with rising attendance SINGAPORE. Mon. The number of out-patients and inpatients at the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital has steadily inased. Accord] lu»--annual ivport. the OUT-PATIENTS Mil NDANCE: 47,252 1957 >. 50.438 *****) 51.062 last year IN-PATIENTS ADMISSION: 658 <1957». 875 < 1958 i.
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    No more on Sunday
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. S.i.gapore Government yesterday announced that biood donor sessions will not be held In community centres on Sundays until further notice.
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    About 200 attend PAP branch meeting
    62 5 UPPER SERANGOON. Mon. Tne People's Action Party branch m Lpper Serangoon held its annual meeting at the Kok Wah Theatre, oft the sth. milestone Uppe*Serangoon Road, yesterday morning. About 200 party memoeis attended the meetin?. Oon't trust to luck be sure of a pleasant
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    Baby born in bus
    31 5 KUANTAN. Mon.— A Malay j woman, Siti binte Mahamed Amiu. gave birth to a girl m a bu> travelling from Kuala Trengganii to Kuantan during the weekend.
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      283 5 DIARY OF TODAY'S j EVENTS KATONG BOYS' CLUB (Guil- lemard Road.i Badminton, m!- door games 3 p.m. sepak raga 5 1 p.m.; podybuilomg 6 p.m. BUKIT TIMAH YOL'TH CLUB: Table-tennis, indoor games, footi bun. bodybuilding 4 p.m. bad- minton 4.30 p.m. JOO CHEAT YOUTH CLUB: Dra^s making, badminton, table- tennis,
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    OPINION Reaping the whirlwind
    354 6 OPINION Reaping the whirlwind rTERROR follows ter- ror. Today South Africa's 58-year-old Premier Dr. Hendrik Verwoerd lies stricken, his fat smashed by the bullets of an assassin. What thoughts must course through the mind of this man as he lies In the darkened ward of a hospital this tight-lipped leader
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    When I go into the ring I think only of myself-not of the public
    1730 6  - When I go into the ring I think only of myself-not of the public INGEMAR JOHANSSON hk I 0 JOHANSSON is called up and rates "Bad Boy" headlines again. I WASN'T vcllow, but Helsinki wasn't the first time I had been called a coward m the ring or the first
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    Girls head rush to face perils of outer space
    241 6 WASHINGTON, Mon. MORE American girls than boys are eager to face the unknown perils of outer space. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration reports that of the 5.000 letters of application for the job of astronaut after the t\S. announced p!ans
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    S'pore airline men to act on thefts
    59 7 t£RIES OF LOSSES, LoW ONCE A LoSTH MEETINGS fiRE PLANNED PAYA LEBAR, Monday. ■jixi'oKK airline operators will meet soon what necessary steps should be ick down on petty thieves at the eirr airlines operating m SingaI I (lie end of each month to
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    Singapore's Travel' now sets a new target
    231 7 Singapore's Travel' now sets a new target SINGAPORE. Mon.. Miss Betty S. de Souza. Singapore's •Miss Travel" has jr. completed 25 years of service m Thomas Cooke Son Ltd. and now she > set her eye on the 50-year mark. de Souza, a former school teacher, joined the company when
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    THEY WILL STUDY YOUTH WORK IN FEDERATION
    10 7 THEY WILL STUDY YOUTH WORK IN FEDERATION the of of
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    Brand Easter fete for a new sports pavilion
    10 7 Brand Easter fete for a new sports pavilion irden -ports
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    New association
    21 7 BUKIT TIMAH, Mon. The Indonesian Consulm Singapore, Colonel Nuh Sughi Arto, yesteropened tne Indonesian ►elation m Bukit Timan id.
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    You are looking lovely today
    17 7 You are looking lovely today c LOOKING lovely today is Miss Anna Wonc, 20, an airline receptionist.
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    WALKING GETS A PLACE IN SCHOOL SPORTS
    261 7 WALKING GETS A PLACE IN SCHOOL SPORTS SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Free Press "Big Walk" inspired Charlton 'School 1 to introduce a walking event m their sth annual school sports which was held at the school grounds. The event the 220 yards walking race, which wa* reserved only for the school
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    2,000 WANT PHONE AND STREET LIGHTS
    115 7 2,000 WANT PHONE AND STREET LIGHTS BUKIT PANJANG, Mon.— The 2,000 residents of a low-cost housing estate, about a quarter of a mile from the nearest bus route, are appealing to authorities for at least one telephone for emergency and street lights. Built m 1957 by the S.I.T. for the
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    100 ex-mental patients seek a place that they can call 'home'
    215 7 100 ex-mental patients seek a place that they can call 'home' £HE LONG WAIT FOR RETURN TO NORMAL LIFE SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Ministry of Health is looking for suitable "homes" to place about 100 inmates of the Woodbridge Hospital who have been already cured of mental illness. A Ministry spokesman
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    'Giant gala night' by Rotarians for spastics
    297 7 SINGAPORE, Monday. THE Rotary Club of Singapore will organise a "Giant Gala Night" at the Great World on Saturday, April 30, m aid of the Singapore Spastic Children's Associations' new home. All proceeds will be used to equip the new home for spastic
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    DISCUSSIONS ON SINGAPORE'S INDUSTRY
    82 7 DISCUSSIONS ON SINGAPORE'S INDUSTRY SINGAPORE, Mon. The Director of the Asian Field Office of the ILO, Mr. John S. Fox, is due m Singapore on Apnl 30, for a three-day visit to study Industrial developments. A spokesman from the Labour Department said Mr. Fox's visit was only a "routine one,"
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    Trade union protest over apartheid
    26 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The 22.000-strong Singapore General Employees' Union yesterday strongly condemned the apartheid policy of the "White rulers" of South Africa.
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    $6,000 office theft
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— Thieves broke into the Soon Teck Finance Co. m South Bridge Road on Saturday and stole about $6,000 worth of office equipment.
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    A $2,000 smile
    104 7 #MRS. J. W. Rowley of Gopenj, Perak, who won the firit Prize of $2,000 m the Campbell Soups "Consumers Competition" held recently Thousands of entries were receivel from all parts of Malaya and Singapore. Mrs. R<mley who comes from Punedin, New Zealand has three young daughfcrs. She
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    261st. birthday
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Sikh Cultural Group will hold a tea party at Robinson's Cafe on April 13 to celebrate "Vasakhi" the 261 st birthday of the Sikh race.
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    JUNK WITH FOOD FOR CHINA SINKS IN HARBOUR
    209 7 JUNK WITH FOOD FOR CHINA SINKS IN HARBOUR SINGAPORE, Mon. A motorised junk sank m the Inner Roads of Tanjong Pagar while ferrying goods from shore to a ship m the Outer Roads on Saturday. It was loaded with goods destined for Red China. Its entire cargo is reported to
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    Plastic surgery
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Ronald Champion, a known surgeon, will talk •Plastic Surgery" to mem of the Singapore Medical Association at the Allen I ture Theatre. General Ho>pital. at 8.15 p.m. tonight.
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    Cross country —run in pictures
    46 8 I,„.; YT ,i; OFF the slarl ol the cross country run M.rHiUlu, .usc,xo„ j Twelve-year-old Milanchandra (right) the young Gurkha schoolboy was the youngest competitor on the Held. Watching him are I from right! TB. Fronde, David Castledine and K. Burton.
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    EXCITEMENT AT THE START FOR RUNNERS
    123 8 a Sonic of the 4 22.") competitors waiting for the start ot the i.iv confidence, expectation, concern, excitement— make interesting sukiv Air. T.T. Kajah. president of the Singapore A. A. A. address the crowd before the prize-giving. Seated behind him (from right) Mr E.J.
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      256 8 DAILY CROSSWORD H SHaY— JflatK__ (I.IKS UKO- '4» Ol cou.-se they don't sniiw 4. One group of pcopie with a during waking hours— or dc bone insme <s>. (Hi. 3. To feel it isn't the same a* 1 For the little devil to wanoe ting a nip! (5). about shows
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      170 8 BORN today you ha happy, sunny dispositioi. and will make friend wherever you go. t* You play your own hunches and always take the h nn Init You of the fair pecially. are fond of fl mi;.... clothes, good music and dancing. You men have the gitt of being able
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    A provocative boy friend...
    152 9 ■gHANITA WEE tackles Jwo one-minute problems IL ra m m L he has arranged ■Is to be mil ht. l en-kr-pt their [>th< r Am Jiioned*— J L. g de- hberately provocative or he wants to make you calous. But are you partly to blame 0
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    Do you feel tired ALL THE TIME
    676 9 Do you feel tired ALL THE TIME !pi I other of them —no energy, ttd, rant concentrate, forgetul. <hiwr>. off your food and so tired ire >inkinir through the bed? ami physical work make us id you work, if you arc rest completely realways tired, there's y red B a^E
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    Word Puzzle 'G' Winning solution
    720 9 THE JUDGES' COMMENTS ON DIFFICULT CLUES •THE PRIZE m the Singapore Free Press $500 Word Puzzle "G" was won by: GOH CHIN SENG, 11, Woodsville Close, Singapore, 13. He submitted a solution which, m the opinion of the judges, contained the most apt and accurate
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    Boy or girl? Doctors can tell but you still can't choose
    764 9  -  PETER FAIRLEY -by AT LAST the Shah of Persia may have a male heir to his throne. But a recent official announcement that Queen Farah is following "a special way of life to ensure the birth of a son"
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    Lock icon Uber Cup to U.S.
    63 10 Uber Cup to U.S. PHILADELPHIA. Mon United States retained the Über Cup, beating Denmark 4-1. Two doubles remain to be decided. Judy Devlin b: To. -Chrtstcnsen 12-9. iret Varr.er bt. Hanne J< :-8. 11-6; Dorothy O N< pen 11-8. T-11. 11-7. Double: Judy and Sue De ••^rte Christensen unci er
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    Lock icon Half-time substitute Hussein was the match winner for fast Singapore Selection
    379 10 Half-time substitute Hussein was the match winner for fast Singapore Selection Singapore Selection. .5. Japan ..3 gAHAR Hussein, brought m for the second halt. proved to be the match winner yesterday at Jalan Boar He took over from Chew Seng Thum and scored two soals when the Japanese had made
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    THERE WERE 200 'WINNERS' IN THE ANNUAL CROSS-COUNTRY RACE: JUST TO FINISH WAS A GREAT TRIUMPH
    960 10  - THERE WERE 200 'WINNERS' IN THE ANNUAL CROSS-COUNTRY RACE: JUST TO FINISH WAS A GREAT TRIUMPH MELVIN CHAN By pRIZK winners did nol claim all the gloi-y \n Singapore's annual cross-coun-hv run on Saturday. To complete the smelling 3; m ii es course at Macßitchie Reservoir was a triumph m
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    Lock icon COP RESULTS
    20 10 LONDON. Mon RugDy League Cup semi-finals: Oldham 9 Hull 12. Wake- Trinity ll Featherstone Rovers 2.- neuter ufdshu
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    Free Press chess lesson for beginner
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    162 10  -  By M. Harrison-Cray I Today's hand is not hard to bid. but it was mangled by both teams m a recent match. South and North began m each case with I One Club One Heart One No-Trump. The first North player raised to Three No-Trumps: South was faced
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    HOW A HUMBLE PAWN CAN BECOME SECOND QUEEN TO REINFORCE YOU
    669 10  - HOW A HUMBLE PAWN CAN BECOME SECOND QUEEN TO REINFORCE YOU FRED REINFELD Specially written by fODAY we will delve a little further into Pawn play. I want to tell you how a humble Pawn can become a second Queen. First however, we will learn one more rule. It is
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    Seet turned match into nightmare for the goalkeeper
    141 10 Seet turned match into nightmare for the goalkeeper Hal Kow Yu :>; BENE 11 Base Chilians l FARRER PARK. Monday. A HAT-TRICK by Sect Beng Poh demoralised REME m this Div. 3A S.A.F.A. league match. He adapted himself well to wet ground conditions. After 21 minutes of play Beng Poh
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    THEY WANT BEASLEY BACK
    34 10 ened Bir^nihan, rtf" Beaslc> crUis-hard-tion at St wir" C ,y m ay Qu,t uncomfortable posiicft rear, ago S*° Hum to Bristul ci «> th c club hr nnthe'^nrmt!, 0 dVn' .111
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    Lock icon Three-way tie for UK soccer title
    145 10 Three-way tie for UK soccer title LONDON. Mon. England, Scotland and Wales share a triple tie tor the British home cou international football championship. final table: l»W DL I ptv Knsland 4 3 4 Gotland 1 •> 11 W«lw I 1 I v 1 1 Ireland U 8 v 3
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    FRANCE AND SHARE RUN TITLE
    17 10 FRANCE AND SHARE RUN TITLE j Scotland Ireland Th< by two 1885-8 Scotl k Irel; nd w
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    IG WINS FOR THE GASSERS AND WARRIORS
    506 11  - IG WINS FOR THE GASSERS AND WARRIORS Ken Toft By fHRKK bijjr victories and two upsets highlighted the opening of the 1960 softball league matches yesterday. rois victories came to the Stanvac Gassers, their rivals Shaw Brothers' Warriors and to "C" Division's Saradetch Saints. At Kranji. Gassers hit Kranjl Sparks
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    CRICKET COMMENT LIMPING HERO PERERA SAVED THE CIVILIANS
    71 11  - CRICKET COMMENT LIMPING HERO PERERA SAVED T HE CIVILIANS VERITY GILL afastgydst turned the Civil. hands of the match which I 3 runs ye -ay he claimed 3 A lie took only one i both innii d well. In the I 13.1 o\ d m the .ed 16 ov He
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    Results at a glance
    48 11 •A DIV.: Warriors beat Kiwis 26-13; Gassers beat Kran.ii Sparks 21-0: Flashes beat Cardinals 9-5. •B" DIV.: S.R.C. Hunters beat Chipmunks 12-10; Spore American School conceded a walkover to Police Training School. DIV.: Polytechnic beat St. Patrick's Shamrocks 6-5; Saints beat HMS Terror 27-13.
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    Victory for Jumari Parmor in finalfinishing sprint
    299 11  -  JOE EZEKIEL By THE WINNER CLOCKS HIS BEST TIME EVER A POWERFUL sprint 120 yards from the end of the four-lap course won Jumari Parmor the 25-mile cycling event held at the Gap yesterday. Jumari, 19, who won the race from 19 others,
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    Conquistador proves just too good for his 10 rivals
    1032 11 ALLAN LEWIS SUMS UP FIRST DAY FORM HOW THEY RAN- /CONQUISTADOR provV ed too good for his ten rivals m the main race (Class 3, Div. 1 7F) at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Conquistador came with a good run at the finish
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    37 11 Foong Sin Hum I eleven others to win the Junior- Mr Evergreen 19»i0 title at the Evergreen Weightliiting Party championship ia>t night Second was C H Chal. Third was Yeap Wool Sum.
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    HORSES TO FOLLOW NEXT TIME OUT
    211 11 HERE are a few to follow after yesterday's racing:-! Pantjarobah, must go to the top of the list, she missed the start, went around the field, and won the main sprint by half a length. I thought it was a performance by a horse
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    After the run... Challenge trophies and medals presented to the cross-country champions
    100 12 After the run Challenge trophies and medals presented to the cross-country champions MRS D. ORGAN wife of the Singapore oanager tor Joseph Tracers «!v. mhis Ltd.. ts a place medal to F. Karim of RAF Changi Mr. K. .1. REES, Far East representative of Horlicks Ltd.. hands I. MacLennan the
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    FIRE POWER SHINES IN TRACK SPIN
    106 12  -  ALLAN LEWIS R) KIALA LIMPt'R, Monday. JTIKK POWER showed plenty of improve meiil when running Ihree m 'M 2/5 on iln List number hvo Irack here this morning. s in the centre of the n the second day. I tuir 4 Bailer ii \duitant
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    Kew San beats Kobbero
    120 12 Kew San beats Kobbero MEXICO CITY, Mon. Teh Kcw San of Malaya beat Finn Kobbero o! Denmark to win the Intertiona] oadmin impionship vein the doubles, 1 aed -i Lim Say Hup ol Ma to defeat United States champions J^e Alston and Emanuel Armendares 15-7. 15-4. In the semi-finals, Kobbeiu
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    FIERY FREDDIE TAKES A HOLIDAY
    33 12 LONDON Mun li.n k-lrom-the- l ests Freddie Trueman eT_S told by \urkshire yesterday: "Have a rest. We iloii't want to see you at (he nets for a fortnight."
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    Changi's two winning teams
    499 12 The results m full I Mai Lennan Dial 21 mm vey; J T Gridley, P. Rorue. E. k v. Turner, S. Mcßride, Seng Mak, Pie. Bachan R SAC Reiily. HasM i, SAC V CumI C Pt€ Minn Bin Mohamed. Barnes, Pte Adj bin Sa- A. Karim
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    163 12 JACK BRABHAM j BEATS MOSS BRUSSELS. Mun Jaex Brabham drove a worKa Cooper tv victory m the Brussels Grand Prix. Stirling Moss was second m a German Porsche, and Maurice Trmtignant third m a Cooper. Australian Brabham beat the ram. a tricky circuit, and a great bid by
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    398 12 I ONDON, Mon._ The Grand National, which m the past .has had a high mortality rate among horses, passed off this year without the upsurge of indignation which the event usually provokes among animal lovers. It is true that the world's toughest
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