The Singapore Free Press, 5 May 1960

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    18 1 THE NEWSPAPER flffmnm, 1UMM B0UT J The Singapore Free Press No. *****. THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1960. 15 CENTS.
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    A ANQUET FOR MARGARET
    638 1 ERS BY 50,000 then a dance with Tony I i arsals lobey as tedding gifts pour m FREE PRESS SPECIAL REPORT Best man there, too They later walked to the deanery where they nt more than an hour discussing details of the mony They returned to
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    Khrushchev's crony Kirichenko is sacked
    117 1 Khrushchev's crony Kirichenko is sacked LONDON. Thurs. Alexei Kirichenko, secretary of the central committee of the! i Soviet Communbt Party and a member of the committee's Presidium, has been released from both duties, Moscow Radio reported last night. Kirichenko, 53. a close asso- < ciate of Mr. N'ikita Khrushi chev.
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    Lock icon Bevan relaxes
    20 1 LONDON, Thurs. Mr. Aneurin Bevan, left his farm yesterday to continue his convalescence at an undisclosed location.- Reuter
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    Congress considers ban on four jobs for Chinese in Philippines
    117 1 Congress considers ban on four jobs for Chinese in Philippines MANILA, Thursday. THK Philippine Congress yesterday considered proposed laws which would ban Chinese from four different jobs m the Philippines. The proposed bills concern the nationalisation of the lumber industry, the rice and corn industry, and the complete nationalisation of
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    Professor resigns
    24 1 BONN (West Germany), Thurs.— The West German President Dr. Heinrich Luebke has accepted the resignation of Professor Theodor Oberlaender. the Refugees' Minisjter.
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    2 Premiers meet
    20 1 LONDON. Thurs. Field Marshal Ayub Khan and Mr. Jawaharlal Nehru, met at a private luncheon here yesterday.
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    Lock icon Orange blossoms...
    43 1 A \APIFS Thurs.-The people of Sorrento yeslerda> hn miVpt of orange blossoms wrapped m hand-made rSi Pr m ess Margaret for her wedding. The blossoms are from th. famous orange groves of the Sorrento plain on the gulf of Naples.- Reuter
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    Lock icon Ban on newsman
    19 1 LISBON, Thurs. Mr. Richard Mowrer, famoujAmerican reporter, was re- j fused admittance to Portugal, j Reuter
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    Freedom shouts Istanbul
    219 1 Freedom shouts Istanbul ISTANBUL, Thins. JjMVE thousand slogan-shouting residents of Izmir, most of them university students, staged rowdy demonstrations m that Aegean port city yesterday. Cries of "Freedom! Freedom!'' and "Long live Ismet Pasha" tilled the air. This was the biggest demonstration and the iirst time such slogans had been
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    THE WORLD OF MAKE BELIEVE... BY LORD A
    82 1 THE WORLD OF MAKE BELIEVE... BY LORD A LONDON. Thurs. Lord Altrincham, who three years ago sensationally criticised the Bntisl. monarchy, yesterday turned his lire on the Commonwealth, asking: "Is it a sham?" Using the same platform the monthly National and English Review which he edits he declared that the
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    Lock icon PAINTER ADOLF HITLER NETS $5,100 FOR REFUGEES
    139 1 PAINTER ADOLF HITLER NETS $5,100 FOR REFUGEES TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN HAS DATE WITH QUEEN AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE TODAY I LONDON. Thurs. Two paintings by Adolf Hitler retched <Mss.lOO> at an auction here yesterday, partly m aid of the World Refugee Year fund The picture*, sold at Sotheby's In a special
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    STOP PRESS
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    Official visit
    25 1 LONDON, Thurs. Th« Argentine President, Dr. Arturo Prondisi, wiil visit Britain from July 4 to 8 as the guest of the British Government.
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    First reading
    28 1 HONG KONG, Thur> A Bill to legalise football pool betting on British and Australian soccer matches was given a first reading m the Legislative Council yesterday.
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    Lock icon I Love Lucy?
    23 1 SANTA MONICA (California*, Thurs. Television gut( n Lucille Ball was y< granted a default divorce from co-star Desi Arnaz. U.P.I.
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    Birth control pill
    28 1 LONDON. Thurs. A hading British drug firm ha.^ developed a new brith trol pill which is expected to be tried out on human beings shortly.
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    Lock icon Ceylon polls
    18 1 COLOMBO. Thurs. Twentyfour political parties will cont*\^t the General election m Ceylon on July 20 U.P.I
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    MALAYAN FUNDS
    22 1 First Malayan Fund m Kers 1 prices today buying $1.29 and selling $1.36 Second Malayan Fund managers' price .selling $1.05.
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    Tekka-Gopeng merger move: Shareholders advised to accept 'reasonable' offer
    357 2 Tekka-Gopeng merger move: Shareholders advised to accept 'reasonable' offer LONDON. Thursday ON DON. Thura A Tekka Limited announces that as a reIt of discussions with Gopeng Consolidated Limited the board has been authorised to submit to shareholders an offer by Gopeng to acquire the whole of the issued share capital
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    DIVIDENDS
    125 2 Badenoch Rubber LONDON: Barienocn Rubber c profit for 1959 before Taxation amounted to £165.536 £81.370 for the previous Taxation on 1959 profit totalled £55.300. In October last the company paid an lnteriir. of 10 percent and now mends a final of 30 percent making 40 percent for the year
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    EARNINGS
    24 2 Rambutan Rubber LONDON: R sibutan Rubber v reported that prof] the rear 1959 was tax oJ 90 A divi- i cent til announ-
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    Lock icon LOOK-AROUND
    110 2 Switched to Penang LONDON: All shipment of tin ore irom Indonesia to smelters In Arnhelm (Netherlands! p stepped irom April 30. it is learned from 'veil informed uv here. The arTec;ei n will bt? handled o- the local smelten m Indonesia and shipped to Peer Texa.- :or smelting. 10.000
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    117 2 SHIPS IN PORT lying alongside the Sin* gapore Harbour Board whar« tCf or expected today are: I Seisho Maru 1/2. Blntang 4 Golden Zeta 6A. Ratiia 6/7, Boleslaw Beirut 8/9. Benlormnd 10/11, Benmhor 13/14. Radnorshire 15/16, Bella 18, Straat Clarence 19. Rawaiic N. Wall 1. Sirusa N. Wall 3. Perlis
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    Hong Kong prices
    62 2 HONG KONG. Wednesday. Closing prices here today were: Previous Today H. S. Banking Corporation 5i. 270 $1,270 sales sales Union Ins. Canton $95.00 $95.00 sales .vellers Wheelock Marden 7.40 7.40 Ae| 7:5.) .sales sales H'Kong phone «38.7.i $38.25 &538.25 Mile* sale* Dairy Farm ft Cold Storage $28.70
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    Lock icon Simca to be split
    32 2 P\RIS: A spokesman for the SitKca Company, one of Prance's '"big five" motor vehicle manufacturers, turn Mid that the firm oing to i*> gout into two companies U.P.I.
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    London: Gold figures make it an unsettled market
    187 2 London: Gold figures make it an unsettled market LONDON, Thur s. Unsettled conditions persisted m the London stock markets yesterday. An attempt to put prices better at the opening, following the overnight rally on Wall Street, met with very little success. This was becau.se of the mixed reception given to
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    WALL STREET
    71 2 Most of the stocks rjust show fractional gains YEW YORK: Wall Street closed steady with the main body ot stocks showing a majority of mo>tly fractional gains. In the morning session persistent profit -taking puv a b:;tke on Tuesdays technical rally. A few «TKvialities had gains ing up
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    METALS
    113 2 Council's decision on Buffer Pool firms London tin LONDON. Thurs.— Tin VU firm yesterday. This was generally attributed to the International Tin Council's decl-ion to withdraw the Buffer Pool jer's authority of operate the range of £780 :o £830 a ton LVpper was moderately traded at generally steady prices
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    842 2 NOTE: All prices below are middle prices. KEY TO MARKINGS. cci cum capital issue. X xall including evarytiitf. xl excluding dividend. i cai cum fetaut itsvi. y icr excluding capital ritin. t ccr cum capital ntura. I cl cum tfivilead. c call cum all.
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    Perak Hydro-Electric is now more attractive
    665 2 Perak Hydro- Electric is now more attractive I PAGE TWO GIVES YOU THE DETAILS OF UPS AND DOWNS OF YOUR INVEST*^ SINGAPORE, Thursday. i UTITH THE FURTHER increase m tin quotas by the International Tin Council net quarter, Perak River Hydro-Electric has become an even more attractive proposition. Following the
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    RUBBER
    190 2 Dealers unsure of price prospects predict a shortage m winter LONDON. Thurs. Short covering especially of the June landed position caused a sharp extension of an initial advance that reflected a further rise m Singapore. CIF parcels of number one RSS aLso advanced steeply and as the day prcgre.si>ed
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    Hound the World Market Prices
    14 2 Hound the World Market Prices NOTE: All prices I are middle pru Ccpra Cc:
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    U.K. Closing Prices
    79 2 LONDON. May 4 Previous T. RUBBER No. i RSS c it. European ports May June RUBBER No 1 RSS Spot RUBBER No < RSS Settlement House Terms June July Sept TONE: Firm PEPPER: White Sarawak f.a.q. e.i.f. European ports April May PEPPER: Black Sarawak Special c if.
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    New York Prices
    26 2 NEW YORK May 4 mm Today TIN Straits spot RUBBER Futures May July TONE Firm SALES 118 lots 1 RSS May landed price
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    Britain's tin stockpile 'entirely' sold out
    58 2 I ONDON claalnnan of the Intei Tin Council, told i ference here that the B: s:ockx)ile had been liquidated" DeMarch this >ear. The council j i nounced that the the Buffer Stock operate within the i I under the agreement j been renewed. Mr.
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    Singapore's potential interests in India
    7 3 Singapore's potential interests in India Inspired Suggestions
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    BUSINESSMAN SEES INDIAN PREMIER AT TRADERS CONVENTION IN DELHI
    25 3 BUSINESSMAN SEES INDIAN PREMIER AT TRADERS CONVENTION IN DELHI ..n d his famUv with the Prime Minister oflndia, Mr. Nehru, during the Convention m lwm*
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    In: A woman who was both friend and mother to stranded students in Japan
    287 3 In A woman who was both friend and mother to stranded students in Japan SINGAPORE, Thursday. FRAIL little woman dressed m a fawncoloured kimono stood m the hot Singapore sun and holding the ship's railings canned the scores of faces on the quayside. She wax searching for familiar faces es
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    Bank clerk who took up the paint brush and found himself ranked with top local artists
    359 3 HE'S PLEASED, BUT HAS 'NO ILLUSIONS' ABOUT TURNING PROFESSIONAL SINGAPORE, Thursday. piVE of the 180 paintings exhihited at the 11th exhibition of the Singapore Art Society held early last month at the Singapore Polytechnic
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    MOVE TO MAKE BEGGING AND LOITERING IN THE STREETS ILLEGAL
    162 3 MOVE TO MAKE BEGGING AND LOITERING IN THE STREETS ILLEGAL IT U A L A LUMPUR. "> Thurs. A sub-com-mittee appointed by the Kuala Lumpur Municipal Council to look into the beggar problem has recommended that begging and vagrancy be made illegal by the Selangor State Government. The committee has
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    Man fined $2,500
    26 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— Poh Bu Bee. 25, was fined $2,500 m the magistrate's! court yesterday for assisting m carrying on a public lottery.
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    National union accused of creating false impression
    127 3 National union accused of creating false impression KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— The president of the Women Teachers Union of Malaya. Mrs. R. N. Bhoopalan, has accused the Perak branch of the National Union of Teachers of trying to create a false impression of the new women teachers union. The Perak
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    Malayan delegates for law talks
    47 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation's Solicitor General, Inche Mohamed Suffian bin Hashim, has left for Tokyo to attend the United Nations conference on the law of human rights. Singapore will be represented by the State Advocate General, Inche Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim.
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    King's eldest son to be Regent
    48 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Raja Muda«of Selangor Tengku Abdul Aziz Shah, wili be sworn m as Regent of the State at a ceremony at the Istana Kota m Klang on May 16. His father, the Sultan is now the Yang di-Pertuan Agong.
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    WORLD-WIDE ESSAY COMPETITION FOR WOMEN
    93 3 WORLD-WIDE ESSAY COMPETITION FOR WOMEN I/I ALA LI MPI X Thurs. Malayan women have been invited to take part m an international I competition that will be judged m Britain. Two subjects have been ■elected for the competition which is being organised by the Associated Countrw Women of the World.
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    Jumble sale
    35 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The Family Planning Association of Johore Bahru will hold a jumblr gale at the TB Association Centre m Jalan Tanga Duke at 10 a.m. tomorrow In aid of its funds.
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      110 3 Robert Shaw Chorale; 2.00 Close down. 5.00 Programme summary; 5.03 Music hath charms; 5.30 Hlndleford. a highwayman serial m six parts^ 1. "The Homecoming"; 6.00 Calling All Hospital*, specially compiled and presented by those m hospitals by Mildred Appaduray; 6.45 Sunset serenade; 6.53 Announcements. 6.55 Singapore share market report; 7.00
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    A BOY'S SEARCH FOR HAPPINESS IN A BROKEN FAMILY
    219 4 FUTURE moralists can point to the life of Antony Armstrong-Jones as a shining example of a simple precept: "If you want something passionately enough, and are ready to be kicked m the face and come up smiling, you will, with a
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    THe ambitious man (crippled by polio) who fought his way to the heart of a Princess
    1068 4 THe ambitious man (crippled by polio) who fought his way to the heart of a Princess have joined m one stream that has carried him forward relentlessly to his present triumph. The point to mark is that all these ambitions nave been personal things. Tony Armstrong-Jones' career has been outside
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    Sent down at Cambridge but still his firmest belief was: 'I'm a genius
    275 4  - Sent down at Cambridge but still his firmest belief was: 'I'm a genius NOEL HAWKEN By paralysed, and intensive physiotherapy did not altogether remove his limp. Today it is barely perceptible. The illness thinned him. diminished his strength. His answer was to call even more on his great nervous resources,
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      18 4 TOMORRfI Tony fMM yalfy for tiie time and s«! garct hoovm VVAS-ES 1 r^ ism SP THE 3R
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    did not obey be captain, jago stays in jail as ship sails
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    Aggressive
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    »f clean' drive
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    $50 PRIZE FOR THE POLICEMAN WITH BEST MOTTO
    42 5 $50 PRIZE FOR THE POLICEMAN WITH BEST MOTTO SINGAPORE, Thura.-The Singapore Police Force hcus launched a competict the most aotto for the All policemen are invitea to part m tne competition and a casn prize of will be awarded to the wim
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    All the qualities
    30 5 otto should be v\ nd be easily transd iiuo Chi and lode a:: responsibiii,ood police ..ould reach Mr. n, tne a. of the S. Police Magazine be--31.
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    Crackers at home
    21 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— led 5250 months' jail m the mrt for being m of a case of fire-
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    1,711 APPLY TO THE SINGAPORE POLY FOR FULL-TIME STUDY BUT ONLY 750 WILL BE TAKEN
    117 5 1,711 APPLY TO THE SINGAPORE POLY FOR FULL-TIME STUDY BUT ONLY 750 WILL BE TAKEN SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A 1.711 appli> full-Umi red by the Singapore Polytechnic for comm But since there are only 75 for disappointme Of the applic. al and I 338 for engineering I I buiklinu "rrait >
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    R.A.F. POLICE CORPORAL WEDS STORE GIRL
    33 5 CORPORAL Anthony Ruduet of the RAF Polite Force and hi* bride. .Mi*s Monica Malhinyk of Singapore who were married at the Holy Family Church m Katong recently.
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    record entry for music exam
    122 5  -  MARGARET WEE THREE LONDON EXTERNAL EXAMINERS NAMED: THEY WILL TEST 1,700 S PORE STUDENTS Singapore, Thursday. RECORD NUMBER of over 1,700 students m Singapore will sit for their practical music examinations conducted by the Associated Board of the London Royal Schools of Music from July
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    Taxi collision: Driver fined
    51 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A taxi driver. Chow Choong Sing, was lined $30 In a traffic court for overtaking a stationary bus on the face of an oncoming taxi, with which he 'ollided. The accident was alleged to have taken place at SembaW&ng Road on August 21 last
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    43 were deprived of citizenship
    51 5 PENAXG: Thurs.— Fortyi three people were deprived of their Federal citizenship, including a woman doctor m the General Hospital here Dr. Harbans Kaur Sidhu, and a 1 student of the Nanyang University. Quah Eng Giap. The total number of citizenship revoked this year is now
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    Transfer threat
    32 5 KUALA TRENGGANU, Thurs.— Federation's Assistant Minister for Rural Development. Haii Khalid bin Awang Osman, warned Government officers that they would be :i6f erred trom here if they I lacked initiative.
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    That ban
    104 5 Since the closing date on April 30. officials of the Ministry of Education have been compiling the entries from music students of all grades. A Ministry spokesman said a final figure of the exact number sitting for the examinations would not be ready until next week. The number
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    Very keen
    64 5 The proprietor of a music school m Orchard Road said i the number of children who came to be enrolled In his school were more than he could cope with. "Sometimes we have to refuse a few of them.*' he added. Some parents were so keen on their
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    $5 fine for 16 taxi drivers
    75 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sixteen taxi drivers were each fined $5 m the Second Traffic Court lor picking up passengers from bus stands. They were: Lian boo Chin. Ching Fun. Llew Yoke Sung. Ng Kee Choo. Koh Ah Tow. Cheng Yew Tiam. Pang Siew. Ho Koh
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    OPINION The will of the people
    294 6 OPINION The will of the people T\ E M O S" and "kratia" are Greek words which can be loosely translated as "communes" and "the mixing bowl" Together they spell "democracy" the valley where the citizens gathered to thrash out the problems of community living. Today the word has transcended
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    INSIDE BALLET Our dancers are equal to those in West—Experts
    987 6  - INSIDE BALLET Our dancers are equal to those in West— Experts ANTOINETTE by BALLET experts, both local and foreign, are not hiking with tongue m cheek when they say we have outstanding dancing talent m our midst. Indeed, Miss Pauline, a Licentiate of th c Royal Academy of Dancing, London,
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    TAKE CIDER AND HONEY TO LIVE TO 100 DOCTOR
    225 6  - TAKE CIDER AND HONEY TO LIVE TO 100 DOCTOR PETER FAIRLEY By rjO you want to live to to enjoy good health You will stand a much two thinp Drink a teaspoonful or glass of water each clay That at least, Is the 75-year-old American i mont. the mountainou Quebec,
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    MOTHER-IN-LAW, THE TURTLE AND ME...
    840 7  -  Robert Morley By mackground ightened, j list obeying on" the ~>o not leave your Do not approach* the Ing to take c ot notic. will quite spoil week we went, holiday the whole I k I did a bit better usual. Its true there hen,
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    Saigon, city of colours, now easier
    408 7 rpilfc leisurely eapital of Vietnam, bright with red tile roofs, yellow houses, rolling green lawns, and the golden blossoms of tropical tamarind trees, will be more accessible than ever this year. Two of the nine international airlines serving this country, perched on the eastern
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      2,000,000 visitors at Falls a year
      681 8 2,000,000 visitors at Falls a year PRACTICALLY every first-time visitor to the United States carries a written or mental checklist of the places he is most anxious to see. Compare these lists and you probably will find such major attractions as the Statue of Liberty, Washington, the Grand Canyon, Hollywood
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      BALI RETAINS OLD CUSTOMS
      983 9  -  Michael Connors By They even melted Nikitas gVKHYDODV knows thai Bali is the place where the busts used to conic I mm. The tropical island paradise where bare breasted maidens swayed to the lilt of haunting melodies. And where foreign tourists, artists, writers and others relaxed
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      The new look in hotel design
      141 9 The new look in hotel design rpHE nine-storey Bilt- more Hotel brings to Singapore the new look m hotel design. It is completely modern, fireproof and offers a unique location at the junction of Trafalgar and Rambau Streets tm businessmen, tourists or world travellers. It offers all the am< nitnof
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      MANILA IS ONLY A START
      648 10 MANILA IS ONLY A START THE crumpled edge of the continental shelf of Asia is a mass of 7,107 islands the Philippines. Among these islands which cover more than 100,000 square miles is Luzon with its lively port ot entry, Manila. For the hurried tourist it may be the only
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      THAI INTERNATIONAL STARTS A SERVICE FOR 10 NATIONS
      154 11 I I I I I to rd Uil t- -1(-1-aii tul mor ■rk ters ai girls lvout. tterned on the riculum, the included nurs- baby and beauty and training m Lng internanal airway guides. Th 'ial keynote Thai International is the "Royal
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      Air-conditioned to Hong Kong. Japan
      253 11 TIII-: Royal Interocean Line motor vessels Tjiwangi and Tjiluwah are passenger carrying ships fully airconditfoned m first < I. inn. sailing between Japan and Indonesia Hong Kong and Singapore. Ih»sr sister ships each < irr\ i surgeon, a ■■l ill, a hairdresser and have a
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      SEE A TRAVEL AGENCE
      669 12 SEE A TRA VEL AGENCE The trained expertjwrho^nows aU Jthe am J concerning hotels, passport, health p a pJ ADVICE. SERVICE -AND YOUR Fare will be THE SAME I£EY MAN m the vast, everexpanding business of travel and tourism is the travel agent whether he is the own-er-operator of his
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      'Don't sell nation's culture
      251 12 WILLIAM F. Quinn, Governor of Hawaii and newly elected president of the Pacific Area Travel Association, has warned all areas of the Pacific against trading their individuality and customs for tourist dollars. "Our own travel business is up and we hope to keep it that way."
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      LEE LOTS MORE OF SINGAPORE – A HIRED CAR THE ANSWER
      135 13 LEE LOTS MORE OF SINGAPORE A HIRED CAR THE ANSWER I n>ad s °f »o«th.East Asia, is a must for every I rseas. In size it is comparatively insignificant t d mteres it fa a jrreat city m its own riSt d mosl ol the exot.c things of the Orient
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      Travel through Malaya in comfort-by rail in comfort—by rail
      700 13 Travel through Malaya in comfort-by rail in comfort— by rail 'FRAVELLERS and 1 railwaymen with experience m many countries regard the ai Railway system as one of the most efficient metre gauge railway systems m the world. m Singapore the rail- £S4 to the mainver the Johore Cause The main
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      Go exploring in Hong Kong's backwaters
      623 13 PROM BEHIND a train window, see the rice paddies and bamboo groves of the New Territories flash past like an exotic movie reel. Stand alongside a bevy of giant statues and look down over green fields and the Shatin village with its quaint clay
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      HAVE FUN AFLOAT-IN A BOAT PACKING EVINRUDE POWER
      265 14 HAVE FUN AFLOAT- IN A BOAT PACKING EVINRUDE POWER BF OLE and Bess could see it now How many times that remark has been made by someone looking across a beach funfilled with scores of pleasure-seeking boating enthusiasts busy preparing their outboards for a holiday cruise. Family outboard boating is
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      482 14 The 75 powerful four-cylinde: two- 11 he lead- pre« by a 1 carburet trolled for the m mar. tory.— aut* choke. Easy start ars, the choke op< at with a bi-mctallic eleme ituched directly to rburettor a-. according to te: peratures within the engi choke
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      217 10 COINC HOME ON LEAVE? Take the comfortable route to EUROPE and fly SWISSAIR V via BANGKOK 3 From Singapore to Europe departures W every Tuesday and Saturday by comfortable pressurised aircraft. For further details consult your regular Travel Agents or THE MALAY STATES SHIPPING CO. LTD. gopore Kuala Lumpur Penang
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      123 11 J&UtOlOer-uluicr gives you more watch "^ik Tor your .im' j9 l\ m if *K\siC VV»^I 'VJ« 1^ V >ie AUTOMATIC, CALENDAR 1 b'O^ precision TITUS shock proof JOKWi tl mov«rr«rrt with 77 iewels fittea A^^™' L^^Sf^Vr^VA^^' ==Lm •n o dromaticolly tfyled WATER RrflD^jC^Q L/UST SAND PROOF cose 'VJ\ Rttl^ <Ik^ESIHB
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      153 12 COMMENCING TODAI _*fct mm- /*/4/4/#H4>f t%rtv*Y tC)%4 L i a^B^B^Bll^illMß^B^Bßw^Q^ ASB A T ■■p weekly services from Singapore^ to key cities Frequent scheduled serv.ces to key cities THAI I NTLR NATION AL'sun H ue Royal > jljP M X of the Orient, plus convenient travel times. Orchid Service offers luxurious
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      169 13 You will enjoy your holidays better m Malaya m a SELF-DRIVE CAR from EVERFINE CO., (Avis Rent-a-Car System Licencee). 519, Serangoon Road, Singapore-8. Tel: *****. S^^^p CHAUFFEUR-DRIVEN Cars arc* at so available Experienced and Courteous Drivers at your Service B.'IJUL SEA«O/2/MC ft WITHOUT JET SURCHARGE BY JET-PROP BRITANNIAS m Direct
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      156 14 4^ \j l\ fc^ The MALAYAN RAILWAY provides JwOtf* %> fe Air-conditioned First Class and Comfortable *^*V^. \i| Second Class Buffet Cars on all Day jk -^ntePfi s A^^ I Express Trains, lA<«#3{<H I Air-conditioned or pressure- ventilated Jf^TiSf Vi 1 FirSt Class and c ol Se cond Class Sleeping
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    The 2,000 who are in her debt
    61 15  -  EDNA TAN kjejdfgd I DANI wee-the last a LONG LINE W OMEN WHO LIVE T CH- MAKING Singapore, Thursday. I ipore today about 1,000 som with ?rown and married owe their marital bliss to a I iihim Wee Bee Xeo, perlong line of
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    MAN FINED $100 FOR HAVING 15 TURF CLUB TICKETS
    80 15 MAN FINED $100 FOR HAVING 15 TURF CLUB TICKETS RAWANG, Thurs. Hoo Miou Kuung w-as fined X) m the Magistrates here tor having 15 tickets of the Turf Club He pleaded guilty. pector Shingara Singh, iting told the court 'TV tickets were md on Hoo when he was ested last
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    New union members
    23 15 A PORE. Thurs.— About Uy clerks uorkder contractors have ed the Singapore Stevedores UnU ONE OF THE MARRIAGES SHE ARRANGED
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    Poor student paints his way for four years to an arts degree
    305 15  - Poor student paints his way for four years to an arts degree CONRAD CHEW By SINGAPORE, Thurs A YOUNG MAN from a poor family, who painted his way through a university education to graduate m arts, is confident of his future ns a successful artist. Handsome 23-year-oid Lai Pay Cheng
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    ASSISTANT MINISTER IS NEW UMNO TREASURER
    108 15 ASSISTANT MINISTER IS NEW UMNO TREASURER KUALA LU M PUR. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has appointed the Assistant ter of Rural Development, Haji Abdul Khalid bin Awang Osman. as treasurer of UMNO. red by ters hen-. Kh lid will replace the )f Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin.
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    Bank assets abroad
    15 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Central Bank of Malaya $118,592,628 m assets abroad.
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    A RECORD GATE COLLECTION GIVES SABA ITS FIRST EVER $5OO PROFIT
    173 15 A RECORD GATE COLLECTION GIVES SABA ITS FIRST EVER $5OO PROFIT SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The gate money at the recent National Boxing Championships at th c Badminton Stadium was the high- collected at such a meet. It was five times more than the highest ever collected. REASON: More than GO per
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    Lawyer loses valuables
    40 15 MM \CC\ Thurs— A Malacca lawyer, W. H. Sault ♦aT #h iJ of s>4oo t4O m British currency, reported the loss ol >-3«u. nnv w hifh were and Federal citizenship certificates. All were Kept m a box.
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    400 APPRENTICES APPEAL FOR THE RETURN OF DENTAL QUALIFYING TEST
    242 15 400 APPRENTICES APPEAL FOR THE RETURN OF DENTAL QUALIFYING TEST SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some 400 apprentices working with registered Chinese Dental practitioners petitioned the Government to re-introduce the qualifying test which had been discontinued. The Association of Singapore Dental Technique Study, representing them, has been agitating for tfce re-introduction of the
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    Free film shows
    36 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at Sin Mm School, Pasir Ris Village, Havelock Road, and At Pulau Brani tomorrow evening. All shows will begin at 7 p.m.
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    Women out on sympathy strike for sacked seamstress
    107 15 KATONG, Thurs.— Eleven women workers of the Lily Children's Wear shop m Joo Chiat Road are on strike because of the employers' refusal to reinstate a worker who was sacked recently. The workers, who are all members of the Singapore Tailors' Union,
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    A 'considerable decrease' in serious crime over the last six months say police
    419 15 A 'considerable decrease' in serious crime over the last six months say police •THE Singapore Police x Secretary, Mr. William Cheng, said that there has been a "considerable decrease" m all aspects of serious crime m the State. Mr. Cheng was revealing the official crime statistics for the period May
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    FREE FOLK DANCE LESSONS BY EXPERT
    67 15 FREE FOLK DANCE LESSONS BY EXPERT KALLANG. Thurs.—American folk dance expert Mr. Ricky Holden will give free lessons at the Federation of Boys' Clubs tomorrow from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. Mr. Tan Beng Wah. the chairman, said non-mem-bers could also attend. The lessons will be continued on May 20.
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    On a business trip
    26 15 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Mr. Yap Kirn Hock, managing director of the 20th Century Co.. has left for Japan on a business trip.
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    Change of address
    28 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Registry of Deeds and Land Titles has been removed to the ground floor of the City Hall next to the Land Office.
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    'ORIGINALITY' WINS HARRY TAN A $25 PHOTO PRIZE
    220 15 'ORIGINALITY' WINS HARRY TAN A $25 PHOTO PRIZE SINGAPORE, Thurs.— •3 Harry Tan Kirn Hock, 37, of Asia G dens, wins the $25 m the Free Press Beginner of the Month (April) photo competition The winning .-snap: "Knocking the Door." Mr Tan said it wa.s •originality' that brought him success
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    CHURCH WEDDING FOR SHELL COMPANY SUPERVISOR
    67 15 Mr. Joseph Edwin Vass and Miss Theresa Elizabeth Monteiro who were married at th<- St. Joseph's him h. The bridegroom, a supervisor of Shell (•> i s the son of Mr. a«d Mrs. E. J. Vass. The bridr is the dauuht* r «.f Mr.
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    FLASHBACK: WHEN WOODCOCK TOOK A THRASHING
    266 16 FLASHBACK: WHEN WOODCOCK TOOK A THRASHING I I A PRIL 15, 1947 will al- ways remain a deep scar m the history of British boxing, for it was that night at Harringay Stadium Britain said goodbye to one of the greatest hopes she ever had of winning the wo r
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    CYCLE DAY: TAKE YOUR SWIM TRUNKS ALONG
    240 16 FOR all Singapore sportsmen, Sunday June 2G will be a gala day. It s the date of the Free Press Cycle Race, and nowhere will there be a better opportunity to combine a beach picnic with sports thrills. Whether you are taking part
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    Lock icon Australian horses for the U.S.
    104 16 Australian horses for the U.S. "^ONKERS (New York),! JL Thurs. A contingent of .strallan liorsemen and i horses for the USSISO,OOO m- ternational race series at Yonkers raceway on June 2, i 9 and 23, is on its way to the I'nited States. The stars Stars of the contingent are
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    Starlift celebrate
    14 16 Starlift Badminton Party will celebrate its eighth anniversary, i'?i Saturday. 14th May.
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    DAILY BRIDGE
    161 16  -  M. Harrison-Cray by Dealer: South North -South fanir /CERTAIN players still rev> fuse to accept a standard principle: a simple change of suit by the responder is not forcing if he has previously passed. There is thus no need for a prepared opening m third or fourth position.
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    Lock icon Merciless onslaught by Sussex
    134 16 Merciless onslaught by Sussex LONDON, Thurs. Jim Parks (140) and Alan Oakman <96) slaughtered the Somerset spin bowlers yesterday. They scored 174 m 130 minutes to give Sussex a total of 312 all out. Close of play: At Taunton. Sussex 312 (A. Oakman 96, J. Parks 140: K. Palmer t-74>.
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    63 16 They don't like anti-apartheid Stan Matthews JOHANNESBURG. Thur>. tl |be Afrikaans language paper Die Tran.svaaler said "extreme indignation" exists m Rand sporting circles —because Stanley Matthews. the England and Blackpool footballer, "had condemned apartheid.' The newspaper commented that South Africa's money was "eood enough for him." Matthew.s arrives today. He
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    20 16 MANILA. Thurv— lndia and the Philippines disagree the bt-.-t time to play Davi> Cup zone final.- Reuter
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    The most effect way to position Unknown
    80 16 The most effect way to position Unknown Chess lesson 27 WHERE on Hi Bishops must cllr on the centre s<|ii*n« squan Th<-. WOUH avoid ihe foU< bad opening movi Wta 1 P- K-l P— KB3 Here 1 P— K. 2 P— Q4 3 N— KB3 4 N— B3 B— Q3
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      492 16 -Free Press Cycle Race Name Age Address Post this form to: "Free Press Cycle Race," Times House, Singapore 9. Only the first 500 entries received will be permitted to compete. 1. I wish to enter the FREE PRESS CYCLE RACE. I auree to abide by the rules, and I certify
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    Beginner of the Month
    301 17  -  SUNNY GIAM By HK PICTURE on the ri^ht wins the "Beginner of Month" award oi $25. It s taken by Tan Kirn Hock »t 21 Asia (lardens, Sinnpore Mr. Tan used a Rolleiflex at 1111 127) sec, on lit ord Selochrome Pan. There were some close
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    173 17 mv k» mi luit and the net is The subject is no doubt tl>. but has jio detail. A fill-in is show the highlight of the low print vi iv impact. Good idea and Salon if trimmed at th» white S composition if trimmed
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    PALM TREES SET A BEAUTY MOOD, BUT CROP FOR BETTER RESULT
    58 17 PALM TREES SET A BEAUTY MOOD, BUT CROP FOR BETTER RESULT nsj i Then «s k of human mt < r m Uu P i(lur( SOU(l beaaty. The left Dicturr is too empty, while the riuht side is too luaw. Improve it by cat- f thr P iUIK IWIJ the
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    94 17 ABOVE. commendable attempt t fi is. but the "know how* 1 is lacking. The girl m foreground should be m sharp focus, whereas here it is the one m the background. Always remember this rule: keep the foreground sharp. ABOVE.
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    Ail are agreed: Women must get equal pay
    61 18 kl ALA LL'MPLR Thursday. gQI'AL \Kt\ was urged for women ;it the week-long conference of leading educators whii'h ciuk'd hero on Monday. confer- rl i >ssion tions :uca- Uonal facilities and policies an countries and impro.. .dltionb and status of teachers were
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    139 18 MORE ABORIGINES ADMITTED TO HOSPITALS: MANY HAVE TUBERCULOSIS KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The number of aborigines admitted to hospitals for treatment was increasing, said a medical spokesman of the Department of Aborigines. During the first quarter of this year, a total of 130 aborigines were admitted to hospital, he said. The
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    LIFE GUARD CORP REPEATS FREE AID OFFER
    123 18 LIFE GUARD CORP REPEATS FREE AID OFFER OINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Life Guard Corp is repeating its offer of voluntary service to students' picnic parties. The corp's secretary. Mr. Chang Pei Hwa. said any student party needing the sevices of trained life guards should contact him or the president. Mr.
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    Call for extension
    38 18 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.— The Sungei P^tani Town Council has decided to m.- form the Kedah Government that the Rent Control Ordinance which is due to end on June 30, should continue for another 12 months.
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    34 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Deputy Prune Minister and Minister for Defence, i Tun Abdul Razak. ha^ visited j the land development scheme j In Pahang to review its pro- 1 gre-ss.
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    116 18 1 0,000 Govt. clerks join forces to form union for 'strength and unity' Xl ALA LUMPUR, Thursday. EADERS of 14 Federation Government clerical unions, meeting m Kuala Lumpur have derided to organise themselves into a "I strong single national union. The union which will represent nearly 10.000 Government clerks. will
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    17 18 LOOKING LOVELY today is Miss Keiko Kudoh. She is an air hostess.
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    TWO FROM YOUTH CLUB FOR JAPAN TRAINING
    78 18 TWO FROM YOUTH CLUB FOR JAPAN TRAINING KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Malayan Association of Youth Clubs will s two field a^sistaiv .pan next month for training m cottage Industries. They will tra tenMYi'ly during their >ix months stay m Japan. When they return they will be expected to train rural
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    Winners come home
    36 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. -The two winners of the Stan vac Leaders of Tomorrow Awards. Wilson Yui and Miss Cheang Siew Luxn, returned home yesterday after a two-week tour of Manila, Hong Kong and Saigon.
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    26 18 SINGAPORE, Thur three-year-old girl. Sa binte Jamaluddin. was cr ed to death by falling plank.^ m the Singapore Harboui Board quarters last night.
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    33 18 TAP AH. Thuns. Thf liance and People's Pro^ sive Party candidate^ tne four seats m the an: elections for the local a cil of the small mining I of Cnendenang held
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    24 18 BANTING. Tnur. Bahiom bin Othman been re-elected presider the Kuala Langat branch of trie Malay reachers" Ui for tne fourth cor. year.
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    66 18  - Court told of man' s 3 a.m. car T.F. HWANG By VISITOR FROM Nd J HIRED A TAXI To TRANSPORT DUTIaJ SMOKES -WITNESS I I VISITOR from a island hired a til i ing to transport 111 ettes, a magistrate Shamsuddin bii Biakang Padang, Ind< to a charge of lun
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