The Straits Times, 29 August 1954

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NettW In No. 992. SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1954 15 CENTS
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    liare-ups n China coast xpected
    106 1 liare-ups on China coast xpected EH. Sat. H observers in ri predicted toH 'icrease in K s/ccn Nation- Chinese Comalonc; the I L riali China E >■! air power I flicient al ilisi Air B ted the K p up their H Xi nen Island held 1 th( China K
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    Ie girls are und quiltv
    65 1 te girls are und quiltv M H Hew Zealand Sat. line Parker, lllet Marion today :tt here to iring Her Ma- murder ther, Mrs. Hoker, on June 22. he two '-'iris Mrs. Parker brick in a '^lsidering their nour.s 14 minuI' for the defence 8 inlty. Bf any emoI as
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    fiy iore you buy
    26 1 Fiy before you buy tSabena ;mnounceri it vel credit plan payment and as for repayIs available working in -American Air n airlines World Aircredlt. A P
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    And a good time was had by all
    367 1 EIGHTY -SEVEN young men returned to Singapore last night with but one thought a good bath and a long rest. They were members of the Singapore Light Anti-Air-craft Battery i Volunteer i who had just completed a week of realistic training in
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    POLICE FIND ANOTHER SIX STOLEN RAF BOMBSI
    343 1 POLICE FIND ANOTHER SIX STOLEN RAF BOMBSI complete 5001b bombs and the casings of two more sawn in halt were found by a Singapore Police party in the blukar outside the boundary fence of Tengah R.A.F. airfield, facing Lim Chu Kang Road, Singapore, on Friday. he police party, consisting of
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    82 1 MR. TAN WINS $5,000 1 THERE is only one win- ncr of the Straits I Times Word Puzzle I '00" He is: Mr. Francis Tan, 38 j I Lorong Mydin. SINCA- j PORE 14. I A cheque for $5,000 wili be ready for him if he calls at the Straits
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    U.S. shells villages
    72 1 BERLIN, Sat.— United States army authorities at Heidelberg .said today that U.S. atomiccannons regularly fire over populated areas in practice. Shell fragments sprayed two German villages today. The spokesman said investigation of the incident in which •premature air burst" rained pieces of metal on the villages of
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    Red-style Sarawak school Is closed
    101 1 KUCHINC. Saturday. THE CHUNG HUA SCHOOL, which has about 300 pupils, was struck off the register yesterday by the Sarawak Director of Education, exercising his powers under the Education Ordinance 1950 for the first lime. The school was found to have articles and essays of
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    Jap shipping in the lead
    88 1 MANILA. Sat. JAPAN is launching a new freighter or tanker each month and ha s regained her position as leader in Far East shipping, it was revealed by W. J. Duyvene De Wit, newly appointed general manager in the Philippines of the Dutch Royal Intrrocean
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    City bows to H-bomb
    50 1 BIRKENHEAD. Cheshire, Sat. The Socialist controlled council of this northwest England town may follow the examplp of the city of Coventry in refusine to operate civil defence on the grounds that, in the Hvdro^en Bomb ace, it is a waste of public time and money.— Renter.
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    Canadians for Hanoi
    44 1 CAND E R Newfoundland, Sat. A Royal Canadian Air Force transport plane carrying the first group of Canadian military advisers to serve on the Indo-China truce commission arrived here thus afternoon on the first lap of a 10,000-mile flight to Hanoi.
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    MARILYN AND THE TIGER...
    69 1 MARILYN AND THE TIGER... Blonde film actress Marilyn Maxwell with the tiger who appeared with her in her act in a Las Vegas, Nevada, night club. The tiger scratched her while they ivere together in a swimming pool hay- ing photographs taken. The animal panicked, threshed about and pushed her
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    THAT DANCE WAS A BIG SUCCESS
    202 1 PUT 2.000 guests into a hall with seats for 1.500 and you can be pretty sure your party will be a flop. Arrange in addition for two men to be present to each girl and you become hot favourite for the title of the
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    TYPHOON HITS JAP SHIP
    60 1 MANILA, Sat. An SOS from a Jap ship, the Ritsue Maru. was picked up here today. The message said: "In distress, unable to navigate owing to typhoon and want rescue." The SOS said the ship had been in trouble since 5 a.m. today. The position given
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    Htjdvrabtul riots: Paiiee cult in reserves
    245 1 Hyderabad riots: Police cult in reserves HYDERABAD. Sat. POLICE throughout Hyderabad State were alerted today against a possible outbreak of large scale HinduMuslim riots following yesterday's disturbances at Gulbarga, 150 miles west of here. Seven people were killed and 19 injured at Gulbarga in a riot that broke out after
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    Charges are unfounded'
    288 1 r Ol in 1 01 \i 11 v cnixESE stvde.xts rHE Singapore Youth Council yesterday accused certain Chinese High School students of deliberately trying to "mislead and misinform delegates to] ♦he World Assembly of Youth on the eve of their departure from the Colony." ..ast Wednesday, hundreds
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    Opium $1,000 a
    226 1 lb. after raid fHE PRICE of opium has soared in Singapore since the Preventive Branch of the Customs Department swooped on a Burmese ship last week and seized 283 lbs. of the drug worth $170,000. 1 1 Mr. J McKnight Hart, head of the Preventive Branch, told
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    Your postal orders
    133 1 QESPITE adequate warning being =E given to the postal authorities that the Malayan Monthly $20,000 must-be-=w o n competition would result in a bi g demand for postal orders, post offices in Kuala Lumpur and a few smaller places in the Federation reES ported yesterday EE they
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    A dinner for Mr. Tan
    57 1 Mr. Tan Slew Inn. president of the Poo Kong Tan Sze Association, who was recently appointed a member cf the Chinese Advisory Board, was feted to a dinner last night at the association's premises in Cheng Tuan Street. Many members and friends were there to
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    189 flood casualties
    28 1 CALCUTTA. Sat.— A total of 189 people are dead or miss- I ing in the severe floods in north-east India, according to reports here today.
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    Eden for U.N.
    28 1 LONDON. Sat— The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Anthony Eden, rill head the British delegation 0 the U.N. General Assembly n New York on Sept. 21. U.P.
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    FIRST BL00D... A 109 ROLLS TO ITS DOOM
    1585 2  - FIRST BLOOD... A 109 ROLLS TO ITS DOOM Paul Brickhill By As the enemy fell in flames Bader learned to taste the heady joy of the kill 1 U H1 T HAS H APR* F» SO FAR imiii t r <MraM ,$p reach ro* y f THC SKY A 10<»
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    'WE CAN FEEL SOME OPTIMISM...
    718 2 'WE CAN FEEL SOME OPTIMISM... BERTRAND [RUSSELL, O.M.j By rpHOSE who amuse themsel■i- yes by imagining a Utopia should think of it a.s a place where everyone has the work that suits him, and not so much of it as will leave him incapable of enioyine his leisure. The work
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    Captured terrorist with bomb
    99 3 Captured terrorist with bomb I KMIKI _l il storr. at thr cnmmrndrd Police I.irutfi; I ollnw-. tor 'urine an j N- V. PPIIC. rd t<i death for i ,i hatulsrenarie. Daries, DP.P, -nd that on Police- It I "llom v into the Bekok- I hen he MehtI .imp. i jl,.
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    WAY round Ihe island: And free, too
    30 3 |:h. v.inuuarrt of the 100 t.\i> k >\ \> drl«-Kat<-s on a siuhln.i.nd Singapore island >«sterThe Hire Tars Association* rave without rharre. Sunday Time* picture.
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    Rubber up a cent
    59 3 Rübber up a cent ■fr rade rubber Is-' at 68 n ore yesteriv '■':.> :1 a- the result H leni that the :^.OOO rubber m r plant I July and ptl n the v shoved a con'■pened at before a i turn ncr was g "one I I C'nmmerre nnres
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    TIN PRICE
    9 3 In Sin^a- was $362.75 below the l
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    Pan accused cheating
    30 3 Pan accused cheating MPUR. Sat. I UNG men, Choni I ig and 190 l1 •r.pur. on thf I not guilty. vp told the .i H I -^tponed to Wai allowed
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    Johore Sultan: Behave or I won't return
    259 3 WORK HARDER' CALL IOHORE BAHRU Saturday. fHE SULTAN ot Johore yesterday told his Malay subjects to make up their differences and get together. they disregarded his advice, he might not return to them and would stay in England for the rest of his
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    REVENGE IS THE MOTIVE
    123 3 REVENGE IS THE MOTIVE ALOR STAR. Sat. rpHE Kedah D.P.P.. Mr. F. G 1 Cooke. suggested in the Assize Court here today that jealousy and revenge were the motives for the murder of a Home Guard. Ismail bin In the dock was Endin Kirui. a shopkeeper, who was alleged to
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    300 at ball
    68 3 Ovrr 800 people last night attended the Anniversary Ball of the Liberty Musical and Dramatic Society in the Vlcnrial Hall in aid nf thi Br:t:>hßed Cross Crippled Children's Home at Tanah Merah The ball, under the patronage of Mr. Malcolm MacDonald, was attended by Sir Clifford Sanderson
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    Dolicy is sought on K.L. quarters
    58 3 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. T*HE Municipal Housing and Building Committee at a recent meeting deplored the lack of a policy for the allocation and occupation of municipal quarters It recommended the follow-.b-committee to draw up such a policy: Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak (chairman >.
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    Goodbye to Mr Wisdom
    103 3 MALACCA. Sat. Farewell was said today to one of the ment'i "beloved" Resin- ,-nt CommlMionen. Mr. G. E. C. WladOQ who left for Britain on retirement All alone the 20-mile rsute from Malacca to the Johore boundary government officials and school children lined to say goodbye
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    Tractor crushes man
    47 3 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sat. A tractor assistant Subramaniam. 24. was crushed by a tractor at Juru Estate. Bukit Mrrtajam. yesterday and died lour hours later in hospital. Subramaniam fell between the wheels when he tried to pull out some wires which had jammed the tractor.
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    Welfare visitors tour Province
    57 3 BUTTERWORTH. Sat. The three-man welfare goodwill mission from Hong Kong now ;n Malaya toured Province Wellesley todaj. Mr. G. H. Goh accompanied the party consisting of Mr. Daniel N. F. Chan. Mr. William Y. H. Cheung and Mr. Lim King Lam. At the Social Welfare department
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    New quartet plays at University
    266 3 j VfOT enough chamber music is eiven in Singapore sn the first recital of the Goh Soon Tioe String Quartet at the University of Malaya on Friday was an exciting prosoeel The recitai was given in the Oei Tione Ham Hall which v acoujticallv pleasant.
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    SASI JUST CAN'T WAIT
    53 3 SASI. one of the two baby elephants from India apparently can't get ashore fast enough on arrival at New York The four-year-old baby, just over four feet high, slipped under one of the timbers of her stall on board the Olut Maersk as she dorked in
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    Get police to help, says court
    143 3 Get police to help, says court IPOH, Sat. 'THE police should be asked M. to nelp in crowd control, said Incrie Abdullah b l n Ghazall: the Ipoh Magistrate, when he brought in a verdict of misadventure at the end of an inquiry into the deaths of three elderly Chinese
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    Sultan's gift to college
    32 3 JOHORE. BAHRU. Sat. The Sultan has ordered a silver tray carrying the State Coat-of-Arms to be presented to the Teachers Training College at Kirkby. The tray costs S4OO.
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    NOW THEY CAN GET TO SLEEP
    112 3 THE Singapore Improvement Trust knows that its bulldozers at work in Queenstown are causing sleepless nights to residents in the area said a SIT. officer in charge of earthworks. He told the Sunday Times that because cf thus, the Trust had now worked out
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    Cheque for woman
    42 3 PENANG. Sat. Che Tijah binte Aroff. a woman padi planter of Jalan Bahru who won a second prize at the inter-state padi competition. was today presented with a $200 cheque by Mr. R. G Holden Balik Pulau's District Officer.
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    Teachers' awards
    37 3 PENAN G. Sat. Thirty Chinese school teachers from the rural areas of Penang and Province Wellesley were presented with certificates by the Resident Commissioner. Mr R P Bingham. on completion of week's civic course today
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      63 3 SO NAUGHTY ...but so nice!" r\ said lan Grant. Free Press N. "As naughty as La Ronde agreed Jack Beaumont, Straits Times T HEY MEANT ADORABLE CREATURES" and provocative Martine Carol *^T (Remember 'Caroline Cherie' 7 M SHES IN THE BATH AGAIN IN THE KIND PICTURE ONLY THE FPENCH CAN
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    WHO NOW OWNS THE FAMOUS KOH-I-NOOR?
    432 4  -  ilvlvn i'aihvnrt n» WHAT has happened to the Koh-i-Noor, the famous— and Fascinating diamond th:it li; s flittered for so long :«s one of the shininf: iii^hliiilits of tlit l^rilisli Crown Jewels. The startling answer is that nobody knows. It played no part in
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    Britain lost a fortune
    176 4 CIFTY years apo a British scientist discovered silicones and nobly cave the fruits of discovery to the world. It's a good thine he can't see Britain today. paymp away hard-earned much-needed A-nencan dollars for permission to manufacture silicone products in Britain A Wide-awake Professor Fred Kippintr
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    GHOSTS!
    1504 4 Science beats the spectres Says TREVOR KNIGHT QNE of the last dark bastions of the inexplicable and the mysterious is now being brought into focus by the cold, penetrating light of science. It seems that all those age-old, frightening and awesome ghost stories, that have been the common history
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    K.L. gets an 'aesthetic' face lift for signs
    91 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. rpHE Kuala Lumpur Municipal Housing and IJuildinr Committee said today it had Riven the town an "aesthetic-" improvement by removinjr, 113 advertisements and signboards. Thr Architect's Department collected $22.57? in licence fees for advertise- ments and signboards during the
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    ACROSS 18 -BY ROAD
    318 5 ACROSS 18 COUNTRIES BY ROAD Singapore couple's 3-month tour A YOUNG Singapore couple, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. V. Thonning of Pierce Road, are going on leave next week-end with their Mark VII Jaguar. They will get off their ship »t Calcutta and then motor across 18 countries to England.
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    A love story that began in a cafe
    147 5 A love story that began in a cafe rpHE LOVE of a 16-year-old X Singapore singer for a worker in the same cafe started the Labour Department here and in the Federation on a series of inquiries recently. The boy and girl eloped in July Following a plea by the
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    Hawker, 77, is robbed of $24
    75 5 IPOH. Sat. Hawker, Loh Koon, 77. who was returning home last night, was waylaid by two robbers believed to be Chinese in Treacher Street near Jalan Datoh and robbed of a watch valued at $12 and 524 in cash. Loh went to town to
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    30 teachers for Perak
    80 5 IPOH. Sat.— Thirty ol the Kirkby-trained teachers, including 17 women, who are now returning to Malaya will be posted to schools in Perak. Sixteen win go to aided English schools and the rest to Government schools. All will have a fortnight's leave before taking up their
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    Hit woman charge
    76 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A 3fi-ycar-old woman, Nam Ah Keng. was charged in the First Magistrates Court here today with voluntarily causinz hurt ;to another woman, Lee Swee Kean. at Bukit Bintane Road, I Kuala Lumpur. She was alleged to have hit Lee on the head with a
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    They'll get more chicks this way
    51 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat Government is to purchase a multiple incubator of 1,350 egg capacity to increase poultry production under a scheme financed by RIDA. This is in response to a popular demand in the State to increase the output of poultry as quickly as
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    MPs on the air
    54 5 The five vlsitine British Members of Parliament are broadcasting tonight in a forum over Radio Sarawak. They were interviewed in Kuchine by the Press in an unrehearsed exchange of aue.stions and answers on the problems of the region. The broadcast starts at 9 p m. in
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    Youth leader weds
    31 5 MALACCA. Sat— Mr. Joseph Law Nyuk Choon, a youth leader who serves with the Education Department, today married Miss Edith Lav Shung Keng. a nurse, at Christ Church.
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    Australians marry
    47 5 MISS BETTY APPLEY.ARI) smiles happily after her marriage to Mr. James Andrew Cook at thf Wesley Church. Singapore. The bride is the only daughter »f Mr and Mrs. A. Appleyard of Clarcmont. Western Australia, and the groom is from Perth. Western Australia. Sunday Times picture.
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    HIS FIANCEE COT OUT OF CAR
    336 5 -and he drove off with her $1,700 \E/HILE driving and knowing that his girl companion had placed a handbag containing 51,710 in the glovecompartment of his car, Ang Joo Seng, 28, thought of a simple ruse to get the money. He dropped his handkerchief
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    Stole watch from friend
    64 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Parajasagram. an Indian youth, who stayed with a friend in the same house admitted stealing his wrist watch when he appeared today before Inche Ismail, the Kuala Lumpur First Magistrate. He stole the watch worth 555. from Saridharan on Aug. 9 at Sunsei
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    COUNTRIES
    38 5 HELICOPTER RESCUE' THE CROWDS at yesterday's Second Garden Party of the Singapore Branch of the Royal Aeronautical Society were thrilled when this Royal Navy helicopter "rescued" a "stranded comrade" in front of the Royal Sinuapore Flying Club, Kalian*.
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    Cars are their 'weapons'
    329 5  -  A DRIVER who uses his car as a weapon to intimidate another driver has absolutely no excuse no manor what has caused him to losr his temper, Singapore's Traffic Chief, Mr. W.R.M. Haxworth. said yesterday. Mr. Haxworth was commenting on reports of vicious-tem-pered types of motorists
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    546 6 Lure of the mysterious SALMAH i i THE irresistible lure of the mysterious, the fearful fascination of the future, who has not known these and sought to lift a corner of the veil which covers what is yet to be? And to satisfy those who are impatient to know, there
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    THEY COMPLAIN OF THE COLD
    616 6 THEY COMPLAIN OF THE COLD A COLD spell, such as we are having now. occurs from I time to time, "but never before ir August says the Tuan. The room temperature drops ten degrees during 1 the night (80 to 70 1 regularly. One evening he met two Malay fruit
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    Cards, coffee and tea tell them a11...
    286 6 Cards, coffee and tea tell them all... With some persuasion he agreed to give a reading and after brewing and preparing some strong black coffee ana handing over a token fee, without which it is not proper to perform. I drained the cup, inverted it, left it to set for
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    MISS HO & MISS YEO
    338 6 MISS HO MISS YEO They will show Britain how to cook 'sweet sour' rVO Singapore Chinese girJ students will show English people next month how to prepare some traditional Chinese dishes. In impeccable blue overalls. Miss Pauline Ho and Miss K. S. Yeo who with Mrs. Chan Stirling, widow of
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    New ideas far meat
    374 6 j" mniiii i yfj f J ll^^t lit^^^^l t*^^^^^^^^B dLJ^A.' J /^^B"" For novelty tombined with economy, try the following. TiOT ROAST OF HAM Choose a rasher of ham about one inch thick and weighing: about a pound. Remove rind and soak it In cold water
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    The world is discovering new trends in accessories i
    835 7 The world is discovering new trends in accessories Says MAXINE RAKICH ACCESSORIES from many purls of llu* world arc appearing in the shops these <l;i\s. Newest arrivals are the litfhl jersey wool shawls thickly fringed with shiny straw in black and white. They are semi-circular in shape and as light
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    MY UNCLE REFUSED TO LET ME MARRY
    712 7 I am a 20-year-old nurse I have had a Jot of boyfriends but have fallen in love with a boy three years older than me who works a long way away from mv home town He used to visit me whenever he had
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    BEAUTY IS WORTH MILLIONS—NOT ONLY IN LOOKS
    1101 8  - BEAUTY IS WORTH MILLIONS— NOT ONLY IN LOOKS Mark Priestley By DEAUTY is only skin deep l)l 1 ll)(la !t s worth maiiv millions. Thanks to booming exports to Singapore and the rest of the world (he aggregate output of 387 cosmetics manufacturers in Britain hist year topped £16,000,000 and
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    Paris dictates the fashions in necklines
    294 8 Says NOEL £OOL. elegant and ideal for fashion conscious young Malayans are this season's newest necklines featuring the scooped-out "standaway" 100k the favourite of London and Parisienne zouturiers. This wide neckline is designed to make the neck look long and slender and is perfect
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    DO WOMEN DRESS FOR A MAN?
    130 8 DO WOMEN DRESS FOR A MAN? "THIS business of 1 women dressing to please men is nonsense,' says M-C-M dancing star Ann Miller. •'Wonic-:? should dress to please themselves. If a girl likes what she sees on herself in a full-length mirror, the chances are nine out of ten that
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    DIOR IDEA IS SUCH A SQUEEZE
    299 8 m DARIS fashion spies m are trying to un- m cover the tightest sec- ret of Dior's "flat look" a what kind of bras- siere must long-suf- fering woman wear? Madame le Faucheur. listed as one of those resa ponsible for "flattening out" his
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    Does your husband help in the home?
    537 8 Asks JEFFREY FRANCIS Malayan husbands really help their wives in domestic duties?* In 30 families I interviewed. 18 husbands help their wives in some way or another every day after they finish their own office work Others said that when they return home
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    An old Malayan nurse told Mrs P. how to 'arrange her children
    186 9 TT was an old .Malayan nurse who *?ave Mrs. Pembrey the idea. What idea? Well, how to determine the sex of your children before they are born. It was very complex and had to be followed meticulously by
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    BOUND FOR BRITAIN
    39 9 THREE hospital assistant! in the Singapore Medical Service* left on Friday for Britain by the Suriento on Government scholarships. From left, they are: Mr. V. Thamby. Mr. D. Singh and Mr. S. Suppiah. Sunday Times picture.
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    U.S. sends new Consul-General
    88 9 Mr. L. Berry, the new Consul-General of thr United States in Singapore, who arrived in Singapore yesterday in a Qantas-8.0.A.C. Constellation from Britain. Mr. Berry, who was accompanied hv his wife and his son James, aged eight, was the Special Assistant to the I nder-Secretary of
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    Daud—he wed TEN timesgets gaol
    98 9 Daud— he wed TEN timesgets gaol TAMPIN. Sat. DAUD bin Immam. 54. of Kampong Keru. was sentenced to two years' imprison- mem by the President of the Sessions court yesterday for I an offence against his 14 year- old daughter Aminah. Inspector Lee Kiat Siong. prosecuting, said Daud had married
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    'Copter rescue
    148 9 'Copter rescue A MOCK helicopter sea rescue provided plenty of thrills yesterday during the second annual garden party of the Singapore branch of the Royal Aeronautical Society at the Roya: Singapore Flying Club in Kalians. The air display also included a parachute and supply drop by a RAF. Valetta, form-
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    New school is ready
    113 9 CJINGAPORE'S latest new sr C »3 ondary school, at Frankel Estate and costing $600,000. has been completed. It will be handed over to the Education Department by the Public Works Department at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The Director of the P W.D., Mr. R G. lies, will
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    Jobore doesn't take to the air
    91 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. People in Johore are not as air-minded as those in other States There was such a poor res- j ponse to the facilities provided by the Federation Air Service that the routes through Johore have now been suspended. Beaver aeroplanes of
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    Thank you
    61 9 The Sunday Times acknow- ledges with cratitude receipt of a cheque for $100 from "Planter of Batu Pahat. "Planter' has asked us to pass on this sum to Madam Long Ah Thow of Teluk Anson whose husband died recently. Madam Lone is left to care for five children
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    New consulate
    26 9 A member of the Vietnamese ronsulate. Mr. Pham Kriac Ran, will arrive in Singapore by air tomorrow to open an office in the Colony.
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    HASHISH SEIZED IN SINGAPORE
    130 9 ONE hundred and fifty pounds of hashish were seized in Singapore recently by the Customs Department and the Police. The Customs' seizure of 140 pounds was made in a raid on a disused garage. The police haul was from a house. Four men have been questioned
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    They knovked out seven teeth* he says
    205 9 They knocked out seven teeth, he says JN A Singapore court yester- day Lim Guan Tye. a car driver, asked four brothers to pay him compensation for seven of hiv front teeth which he alleged they had knocked out. The brothers. Choo Ah Heng, C'hoo Ah Nee, Choo Choon Ho
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    MR TAN ACTED ON PUBLIC APPEAL'
    334 9 Reply to critic of WAY banquet SHOULD Mr. Tan Lark Sye, the Singapore millionaire have given the $50,000 he spent on the Work Assembly of Youth banquet at the Esplanade last Saturday to local charities? Mr. Yap Pheng Geek, principal organiser of the dinner
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    19 will show off talent
    290 9 19 will show off talent >JINETEEN new talented raI dio stars, four popular guest artists, a 16-piece swing band and a newlyformed sextet will appear in Radio Malaya's best and biggest ever "Talentime" finals at Singapore's Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday. Prizes of $100. 575 and $50 will go to
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    Service for Cdr. Lane
    57 9 A memorial .service for the latr> Commander L P. Lane, former Master Attendant for Singapore, will be held at Connell House. Anson Road, at 7.30 tonight. Cdr. Lane, who was appointed Master Attendant in 1947 until his retirement last year, died in his home at Essex!
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    Johore has holiday
    32 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Monday has been declared a public holiday in Johore being the first day of Moharran. Banks and the Customs office will be closed on that day.
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    CARUSO SANG AS A BASS
    266 10 ALTHOUGH it is now more than 30 years since Caruso died, his recorded voice is still the crratest treasure to music-lovers, for he is remembered as the most wonderful tenor the world has ever heard. He was nt the height ot his success *?hen death
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    THE MIRACLES OF SCIENCE AID THE SICK
    1065 10 THE MIRACLES OF SCIENCE AID THE SICK JOHN BARRY By JJONK BANKS, where surgeons can obtain refrigerated bone oivvarious types for different purposes, arc becoming as useful an instilu lion to the medical profession as blood banks. The bone is used by onhopaedic surgeons for transplanting from one body to
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    Judy's latest film may be her last
    466 10  -  LONDON. JUDY GARLAND is in the South of France with her producer husband Sid Lutt. They are on "an extended holiday" m the sun But back m Hollywood there is talk that Judy's latest film, "A Star Is Born," is nobablv her last.
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    Age does not stop Cupid at his work
    376 10  -  RONNY HOWARD By LONDON lUOW looking forward to his 90th birthday, the Rev Henry Lancaster, vicar of the Abbey Church. Dorchester, has married thousands of couples in his time. Yet when he went to the altar recently with a 38-year-old bride on
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    'Electric mothballs' for ships
    206 10 ELECTRIC MOTHBALLS" have been devised for America^ reserve fleet to sha VP US 53.000.000 off the annual cost of keeping idle ships m tip-top condition Technicians of the Mari- time Administration, working with General Electric engineers, have created a system of "cathodlc protection." which causes an
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      'Fish fanciers should unite9
      182 11 'Fish fanciers should unite' THERE is a growfng need in Singapore tor an Aquarium Society in the opinion of Mr F. C. Akhurst, aquarium expert of London Zoo who is now advising the establishment of the Van Kleef Aquarium at King George V Park. Mr. Akhurst believes the delayed formation
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      ail roads lead to London?
      154 11 ail roads lead to London? THERE must be a way of getting from Penang to Calcutta by road transport, in the opinion of 25-year-old Christopher Pym, of Kuala Lumpur, who is planning a S ngapore-London trip by road But information about the Penang-Calcutta area is vague. Mr. Pym is appealing
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      Malayans are news conscious
      48 11 MALAYANS are now more newspaper-conscious, according to Mr. R. Shanmugam, one of Penang's biggest newspaper agents. Mr Shanmugam sails for India on six months' holiday by the Jalagopal today. He started as a delivery boy 20 years ago and now has a flourishing business.
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      Don't kill yourself —have a whisky!
      281 11 y^RE you feeling small today? If you are, don't cut your throat, shoot yourself, or use a rope, but take a whisky-stengah. This, according to a University of Malaya lecturer and professor, is the best cure if you have an inferiority complex. It is
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      President's welcome
      32 11 Mr. L Raynei, Singapore Cooperative Union president, welcomed delegates from many parts or Malaya when the Cooperatives conference met in Singapore yesterday. The Governor. Sir |ohn Nicholl opened the conference
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      Singapore Red Cross is praised
      140 11 |UIR. W.J. Phillips, director of the Bureau Organisation of the League of Red Cross Societies in Geneva yesterday praised the work done by the Singapore Red Cross. Mr. Phillips arrived in Singapore on Friday on a brief visit. Yesterday, he saw some of the work
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      T.B kills 10
      31 11 PENANG, Sat. Tuberculosis, the chief "killer," claimed 10 deaths in George Town last month. Altogether 18 cases were reported. Births— 7oB again exceeded deaths 148 nearly five times.
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      GERMAN PLAN TO HELP STUDENTS
      331 11 MR. NORBERT HEBICH. German Consul in Singapore, has announced that a part-time German language course will soon be started in the University of Malaya. Meant for the benefit of science students in particular and others who may be interested, the course will be conducted once
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      35YEARS WITH COMPANY
      231 11 35 YEARS WITH COMPANY TO celebrate Mr. F D. Harrison's 35 years with Goodyear most of them spent with the Goodyear Orient Co. Ltd. in Singapore the firm held a cocktail party m his honour at the Adelphi Hotel last night. Mr. Harrison joined the parent company. The Goodyear Tire
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      WAY'S SILENT MAN FINALLY SPOKE
      229 11 in this Joint action," he added. Mr. Radanovic thanked the people of Singapore for their "magnificent hospitality" and said: "Perhaps someday we in Yugoslavia can hope to repay that hospitality to young girls and boys from Malaya." WAV's silent observer, tight-lipped Lt|bomir Radanovic, of Yugoslavia,
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      Thugs rob taxi driver
      86 11 rE third taxi robbery in Clementi Road. Singapore, within three weeks was reported to the police yesterday. In the latest robbery three Europeans held up the taxi driver in a dark lane at about 12.30 a.m. and robbed him of $10. The victim said he was
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      What about all the 'Ah Boeys?'
      436 11 CROM the eternal darkness of a kampong hut to a sunny bed under the trees from forgotten gloom to the sudden light of publicity that was this week for Malacca's six year-old cripple Chow Ah Boey. It was a week in which Malaya's peace
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    WNOI N< I Ml Vl*
    76 12 ANNOUNCEMENTS :&lt;/ M «.r&lt;/. \1» minimum i. HARROW'S LTD! Orchard Road. rhun nd September Phone 34Rf i n. WHY NOT thr Bridal n We«f la k«- by Hollywood trained photOKiapher. j Taj 30, i Katom Road OF ALL YOr I I EARN en now and 55. why not set little
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      Horror in Perak
      674 12 •Is Doraisamy was stabbed and disembowelled his wife began to scream.' One of the bandits walk-\ ed up to her, held his\ gun at her head and j said )ie would shoot her if she was not\ silent \ND so Doraisamy dird. slaughtered like an animal. His
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    Mr. HAX WORTH RETIRES: BTHE STORY OF HIS WORK
    1215 12  - Mr. HAX WORTH RETIRES: THE STORY OF HIS WORK Roger Yue By IN Singapore this week a tired man of 50. with his bags packed, will i-limb aboard the liner that is to take him far away. There will be pride, and perhaps a few tears, in his eyes as
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    Squalor and luxury in Malacca
    1267 12 IT seems quite wrong that a poor incurable little girl like Chow Ah Boey of Malacca has to lie in squalor in a kampong with no medical care or help, when in the same town a luxurious school is run for bad girls. No money
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    Intruders feast
    673 12 Intruders at the feast /Cfc&f &gt;L^oQ I ONE needs to go back to Rome in the Augustan period, or to the England of the Tuaors. to draw a gastronomical parallel with last Sunday's banquet on the Singapore padang. Seldom in modern history has SO much food been devoured by so
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    iilly slip costs entrant L share in big prize
    690 13 Silly slip costs entrant share in big prize BY THE COMPETITION EDITOR WORD PUZZLE CONTEST OO 1 resulted in very keen competition .mbcr of entrants differing m only one word f-om the winning solution time to time, the adjudication committee have n^ted a tendency m answering the easier clues. An
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    245 13 Clerk stole $18,000, lost it in 4 months at the races A SINGAPORE clerk with 30 years' service in a commercial firm misappropriated $18,675 of his employers' money and lost it all at the races in four months Wee Cheng Hock. 48. of Tembeling Road, admitted this in the Third
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    Married in Singapore
    53 13 MR. AND MRS. TAN KOK PAH, who were married in Singapore yesterday. Both bride and groom are from Ktiantan. The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tan Ping Herrn and the bride is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs. Lim Swee Kee. Photo
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    Cinema bosses saw manager's arrest — COURT TOLD
    324 13 Cinema bosses saw manager's arrest COURT TOLD HPHOMAS John Davies. mana- 1 1 srr of the Pavilion Theatre, Singapore, was arrested at the cinema on Feb. 27 in the orr- i srnce of his two .senior collea- cues. Mr. J:ick Sharp, general; manager of Shaw Brothers, and Mr. W. E.
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    Pakistan dinner
    42 13 The Overseas Pakistan League of Singapore last night gave a dinner in honour of WAY delegates. Guests of honour were members of the Pakistan delegation, loaders of nthrr delegations, the president of WAY, Mr. Guthne Moir, and ntruT WAY officials.
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    Bandaged heads and $1,000 bail
    82 13 rpHREE of four men, on x separate charges of causing hurt arising from the same incident, appeared with their heads bandaged in the Singapore Sixth Police Court yesterday. They w°re Balu S. Kondolkar, E. Govindasamy and Ramaiyah Jaganathan. The fourth man was K. Ramaiyah. No
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    Records played a costly tune
    44 13 Alagar Samban Muthai. aged 27, was fined $10 in Singapore yesterday for playing a gramophone between midnight and 6 am. on July 23, without pnhcr permission. Thr court was told that AlaGar plavrd a gramophone at 1 40 a.m.
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    Clerk stole $18,000, lost it in 4 months at the races
    43 13 NEWS FOR THE REDS INSIDE a "voice" Dakota over Malaya. Cpl. V.R. Cough operates the aircraft's special air-to-ground broadcasting equipment during the recent three-week operation by No. 48 Squadron, RAF. telling Communist terrorists of the cease-fire in Indo-China and urging them to surrender.
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    ONE OF OUR BIGGEST PROBLEMS: DEBTS
    162 13 PERSONAL debt was one ol based on people who have 5 Malaya's most pressing economic security." everyday problems and legisla- Sir John said that co-opera- s tion could not stop It, the tives gave people a chance to Governor. Sir John Nicoll. save, borrow
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    Failed to keep guest register
    54 13 rE keeper of the Ponggol Rest House was fined $25 in Singapore yesterday for failing to register the names of a couple and their two sons, staving at the rest house. Chew Kay Hong, the keeper, had pleaded guilty to committing the offence at 12.10
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      69 13 miWiXG ANSWERS mo ii onn p vttee oo as TAN 38 rd Pu c Confcst 00 by Lorong Mydin, Singapore, 14. He submitted a set of I v.h.ch corresponded completely with those given below These were v t c h c ucs ad vd caho "mmittee to be the mos,
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      HOW TO ENTER |
      109 14 HOW TO ENTER V EACH week the s\ Sunday Times is 8 awarding cash prizes for •5 readers' pictures. There A is a first prixe of $30. 9 a second of $15 and w £5 runners-up each receive 1 $5. If you wish to enter a for the competition send
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      Hundreds of skulls by the river
      852 14 •pHE new flowerbeds and green lawns pf the Esplanade and the multicoloured pavements anri zic-zas railings of Queen Elizabeth Walk have civen Singapore a seafront worthy of a prosperous, well-run city. But even in the early day.-; Singapore must have presented an attractive picture,
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      A PRETTY GIRL IN SINGAPORE
      111 14 A PRETTY GIRL IN SINGAPORE This week's Camera Contest first prize goes to Freddy Oey of 95 Siglap Road, Singa pore 15, for his suck ing pig study on the left. Exposure 1/250 atfB. ft ft The Bird In Hand wins second prize. It comes from a British serviceman, R.
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      'Sailing furwar ovit the sn
      5 14 'Sailing furwar ovit the sn
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    The French have done it again!
    368 15 The French have done it again! ERIC WOOLNOUGH Says 00 LA LA! It's French! It's naughty and it's one of the funniest of its kind for some time. That's "Adorable Creatures," the spicy saucy French offering for Malayan filmgoers. There's nothing very subtle about the French with I'amour And they
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    : WHAT HAPPENED : TO ALICE FAYE?j
    720 15 WHAT HAPPENED TO ALICE FAYE? B HB* I J Film Fans' Forum J II'HAT has happened to Alice Faye? 1 have not seen her films for many years. Has she retired? If not, what is her address? JEFFERY KHOO. Tenant;. .\lirr f»ye Sffitin to have &gt;lipprd nut nf hlm-makmc sinrr
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    The men behind a film's music
    369 15 The men behind a film's m usic CILM stars Vittono Cassman and John Ericson are probably having to refuse to appear on concert platforms after ...their presentations in Rhapsody." At the piano, in the nim Ericson warms up with Chopin etudes and nocturnes and piecp." by Beethoven, Scriabine. Schumann, von
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    Tepid Triangle?
    155 15 DHAPSODY" is reported to be a fnm of a romantic tnangle with a musical background The background seems to be more entertain. ng than the triangle. M-G-M linrd up Elizabeth Taylor. Vittono Gassman and John Eric-son ;o provide the romantic angle But the bouquets have sonp to M-G-M'.s
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    156 15 The daily battle of liffe A CONVENTIONAL", tale told m a conventional way is "DANA PANEE a Hindustani picture previewed last week. The story is of a school teacher (Bharat Bhusham. his wife iMeena Kumari i and their .son (Amriti and their aaily battle against what life has to bring.
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      530 16 kV h E DGAR R- ICE Burroughs 9 W^tV S^E^LN-G SWEA AKIC? GEORGIE FEARONS PACACMUTEP A^sR -^Haf HMI TOWARD TWE COOGO--UNAWARE TWAT TME CRAPTy '■"£''s£& B^^^ 'uniclE' BERnarp shea plammep pop tmem to y''t s^^K^t,'/-'^mMi sjffifa TME BOYS WERE CONPIDENT ANP EAGER WHEN TME-y BUT TME WEEKS THAT FOLLOWED TURNED
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      126 16 ARIES (Mar. 21— Apr. 20). A good deal is heaped upon your shoulders in the next j|.-l ew days. Don't flinch from S 3 responsibility: it will bring you only good in the end. In personal life a new-link-up is slowly strengthenrn?. TAURUS (Apr. 21— May 2fl). You clear up
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      399 16 ECLIPSE PORTENTS You may have followed newspaper comments on the eclipse of I I the Sun on June SO. It was of prruliar interest to dnrllrrs in the Northern Hemisphrrr since iv path ran across Canada, the North Atlantic, through Norway. Snrdrn and Ruvsia. down to j North India. Eclipse*
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      404 16 [--AGAINST THE AGONIES OP A CmOK'NG JUVSIE ASAinst I STARVATION— ANP THIRST 1 ~^s •■■aaa^^K I -'^H TO SEE A HIDEOUS, SPiTTING PANTHER. CROUCHED POR THE SPRING 1 i"HIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY. Most propitious for entertaining and for new contacts. Don't spend time alone or entirely among relatives. Take
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      444 17 HHB*^|Sj^fcw^Bl^s AfT£ XESCU/HG JOA'V/ fAOM THE CLUTCHES Of &A*/VFyAHP W Jffii2&H!fe WS'£m9S!^^P^^^i^^M THUGi&gt; &gt; SCOXCHX MARA, AMD R/K lEARA/ THAT OA/E OF BARNEY'S XnaBIBmSSSS^ ■Ul &7ST" #^^^^B PL/ K$ HAS 3££/S/ fEA/T 7O 0L OW UP THE ATOM/C P/LE AT THE M//VE 7 tSr^^^^^^^fii \foOAc"£( H goodiukn E J 'fc^^
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      358 18 THIS IS-ER-GRANPMA^^^^^^^ MV DEAR. WERE YOU STRAN&E (SNtFF)A D I fl£{&gt; J X* LUCRE SHE WOULP J OP COURSE.' AT THE RIDING l SWEAR 1 CAN SMELL k YOUR LIKE, TO PLAY p- 1J —WAIT ACADEWY THIS fSI *'ENT ?—i HORSES' PARCON' j J FARO CITY CASINO ROULETTE? J HERE
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    I THE FANTASTIC LIFE OF Jill PFTEHS
    764 19 THE FANTASTIC LIFE OF JIM PETERS IITM R -S lives in U j with Frieda, mm- son Robin. V^L little Jennlisi rieht wm home in a Ie (&lt; road I:. n -a show- runi I ft inter 6 3') Wt seta off on HB; from Ifvjd to Mitcham Km flj"
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    Today's Radio SINGAPORE
    145 19 Today's Radio SINGAPORE AM J.U Time Signal and Opening Announcement; 7.16 Morning Star; 730 News; 8.00 Music of the People; 8.30 Breakfast Hour; 9.30 "Life With The Lyons"; 10.00 Musical Round-up; 10.20 The Man Be. hind The Camera; 10.30 South American Style; 11.00 Beautiful Music; 11.30 12.00 Bethesda Church Service;
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    Handy Andy's hey-day
    368 19 Handy Andy's hey-day They have been caught up /mm fXTTI.EF does it; Peter Ustinov, Valeric Batoon md Sir Georjje Kobey do it; Sir Edmund ,rv nid Wilfred Pickles, too 1 in '^itain. it seems, i s joining in the i l/t of th| s post-war decade do-it-IMnd it jjreat fun.
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    They plan to put SUN to work
    331 19 They plan to put SUN to work 4 MERICAN scientists are •i*. becoming mcr easingly confident that in the not too distant future man will be able to use sunshine the most abundant of nature's energy resources for the power to run his machines and heat his homes Recently a
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    The Duke becomes a Wagner-lover
    298 19 ANOTHER member of the Royal Family indicates a quickened Interest in the arts. The young Duke of Kent seems as fascinated by music as his cousin. Lord Harewood. On leave from Sandhurst, he is attending the Wagner Festival at Bayreuth. Last week he saw the
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    185 20 RECORD OF THE WEEK IT was just before the war that after its appearance In a popular film. Tchaikovsky s First Piano Concerto became the most whistled, hummed and hackneyed of nil serious musical compositions. Many recordings have fince been made of this work •nd it misht be thought that
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    MAGIC SPELLS
    786 20  -  yi^M*^^^^^T!^^P^^^l HII Amazing report BRITISH psychiatrists are baffled by three young women from the Vest Indies who say they are bewitched victims of long-distance evil spells ast by an old aunt in their home ountry. One of the spells, they say, came in n Air Mail letter. All
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    Nathaniel Gubbin
    980 20 FHE BUMBLING- MIFFIN SAcil BEGINS AS promised here is the first instalment of a new series of letters telling the immortal love story of Mr. George Bumbling. the village handy man, and Mrs. Eliza Miffin, the voluptuous char- woman. Dere Mrs. Miffin. you was wonderful agin &gt; Friday
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    'Humbug' medicine for patients
    243 20 rpHE Ministry of Health is to take ne \v measures to save Britain an £8,000.000 (M 568.00-0-000) headache. This is the estimated cost of the drugs and dressings which every year Rather dust in medicine chests because the nations doctors are overlavisri with their prescriptions. But
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    IHOUSANDS HELPED THEM TO ELOPE
    258 21  - IHOUSANDS HELPED THEM TO ELOPE Ronald Garth Davis By IT the apes, runaway romances th opposition from parents and II 'rldron fell in love with -■■n, thousands of people actually I K n apI The M I K Id be a K the I ir I y I tt tr
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    'HEN DEBORAH KERR DREAMS
    654 21 LOGAN GOURLAY and tells! By I DON'T know how the subject of dreams chiuc up. But I called on Deborah Kerr, an actress with intelligence, beauty, and if the script allows passion. Yos. she did have dreams. And, no. she didn't think 1 was sniffing at
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    213 21 By A PSYCHOLOGIST\ jjt THESE DREAMS recounted to Logan CourUy arc the dreams of J&gt;&lt; A someone in close touch with the springs of human action but keenly aware of the need to safeguard herself against their too SS direct influence. &gt; She is a person whose mental behaviour
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    this 'Brain' works on violin note
    172 21 this 'Brain' works on violin note AN ELECTRONIC machine with a taste for music has been devised that, m two days. can whiz; through guided missile flight data radioed back to i earth during tests, unscramble the facts and figures and make order out of choas. Belore the unscrambler \va&gt;
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      672 22 CRUSADER' Says IF I were Covindarajoo I would be frank with the tootball "bigwigs." This is what I would say to them: "Look here, fellows. nside left. I can also play outside left maybe iO well as at inside left, but reasonably well anyway. What do
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      WHAT IS PROPANE?'
      423 22  -  CHARLES ERICKSON By COME interesting facts have come to light with news that X.L.M. the air line is using propane gas instead of petrol to operate ro.id transport vehicles at Schiphol Airport, in Amsterdam. Propane Is the general name for it. although it is Liquid Petroleum Gas.
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      485 22 WORLD OF MOTORING The use of the fuel is claimed to be perfectly safe. In fact a car equipped with the installation is considered safer than a petrol-driven car because of the crash-proof fuel tank which is thicker than normal because it must be pressurised X.L.M. installed a 24-ft. propane
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      116 22 This Week's Crossword Solution A( ROSS: i. K.,-.,ii T. Srald. 11. l'll. in. 13. Vie. 14. Noosr. 15. Threats. 16. Clue. 17. Deaf. IK. Hot. 19. Sort. M, Ripe. 22, Spun. 13. Kacer. M. Disparagement. 1~ A«ter. 2K. Tans. 29. Read. 30. Pint. 31. Rip. 33. Flog. 34. Halo. 35.
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      Another Special' makes a debut
      450 22 CAR which commanded much attention at the recent Singapore Motor Club's hill climb meeting held at Rukit Rarok was a locally-built special It was not i^e Lim bpecial owned by Lim Pens Han which clocked the fastest t&gt;me of the day at this meeting nor
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    All the results
    534 23 The second day's results In the L IA.M. championships. MEN'S SINGLES Srrond round: Mm Hee Cruu (Spore* bt B. L. Pinto (Cey) 5-7, 6-4. 6-3. Third round: Goon Kok Lem (Pg) bt H. A Hlllirr (Psrn 3-6 "-S. 6-3; R. W. Ferdinands (Cey» b Khong Kit Soon
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    H.K. GIRLS TOO GOOD
    42 23 IPOH, Siit Honp Kong's Meng Rene women's basketball team were ■ci for the Ipoh-Kampar MCA winning by ,ii points to 13 in their opening bask*" nail game in Ipoh last nicht. The vtei'ors led 13-6 all half-time. v
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    FERDINANDS BEATS GOON IN FINAL
    599 23 Pinto takes Hee Chin to 3rd set KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. ERT Ferdinands. Ceylon's Number 2, player, took only 20 minutes to dispose of enanjf and Selangor singles champion, Goon Kok hem, to enter the men's singles final of the Malayan lawn tennis championships on the
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    LALL SINGH IN BRIGHT KNOCK
    211 23 A QUICK knock of 71 by the Colony skipper Lall Singh enabled Howard Lewis' XI to beat Singapore Cricket Club by Yen wickets on the padanjt yesterday. Lall SttiEh batted for 50 minute* and hit 11 fours and two sixes. He and Crosbie put on
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    ROVERS SCORE 2-0 CUP WIN
    56 23 Rmcrs SC. bfnl Indian Recreation Club 2-n for the Chidambaram Cup in a soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. T. Misson and Bonn Khirn scored. Jacks S.C. and RAP Chia Kan; Maintenance Base drew 2-2 at Fan-er Park. In a third friendly, Chinese Athletic drew
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    TO PLAY S.R.C. LA. CRICKET XI
    45 23 Indian Association cricket team to play SRC. (senior tourney) at SRC today at 11 a.m. is: L;t 11 Singh (Capt.i. Sitharam. H. 81 tha walla, Huasdn shah. Harcharan Sineh. Verity Gill. W. Vias. H. E. Ashraff. Balachandran, Devaraj. Bhatn.
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    INVITATION CHINESE XI BEAT KOWLOON IPOH, Saturday.
    331 23 INVITATION CHINESE XI BEAT KOWLOON IPOH, Saturday. a STAR-STUDDED team comprising some of the best Chinese soccer players from Singapore and the Federation, playing as an Invitation XI. beat the Kowloon Busmen 2-1 on the Assembly Hall ground jefore more than 7,000 here today. The visitors, except for Datches of
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    POLICE NAME 13 FOR CUP GAME
    107 23 THE Combined Police team to meet Singapore Business Houses Football Amoolation in the Feith Charity Cup match at Jalan Besar today will be selected from: Cpl. Adams (RAFPt, Cpl. Morley (RAFPi. liwp. Hardlal Singh (SPFi. C. P. Rahman Omar (SHBPi. Insp. Lee Kok Seng
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    Thian Teck wins two J.B. titles
    125 23 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— Wong Thian Teck won the open singles title at the Johore Bahru lawn ten- nts championship* which ended here veslerday. He defeated Ooh Tetk Chow after three haro-foueht sets of 6 4. I—6,1 6, fi 3 Wong then went on to
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    Chwee Kok takes second off 400-m colony record
    778 23 Chwee Kok takes second off 400-m colony record By EDIN PETERS EIGHT records, including: one Colony mark, were broken at the Chinese Swimming Hub's 38th annual championships held in the club pool yesterday. The meeting's star performers were 23-year-old Neo Chwee Kok, Malaya's champion swimmer, and 13--year old Elsie Lim.
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    306 23 British soccer results UtAGL'I DIVISION I Blarkpool 2 M'chester 1 4 Cardiff 2 Leicester 1 Charlton 2 Huddersfietd 1 Chrises 3 Bolton 2 Everton 1 Preston a Mum holer v. 0 Burnley 0 Newcastle 1 Sheffield I 2 Portsmouth Wolves 0 Sheffield W. 6 Aston Villa 3 Tottenham 0 Sunderland
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    FIRST VICTORY
    35 23 Tampenis Rovers, one of the new tpams in this year's Singapore Hockey Associations second division league started their season with 2-1 win over Dutch Club in a friendly came at FarrtT Pane \psterday.
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    ALAN HEDDLE SADDLES THREE WINNERS AT K.L. HHIHiyV
    2496 24 ALAN HEDDLE SADDLES THREE WINNERS AT K.L Sealed Orders ($182) pays best dividend Big Siwcp By EPSOM JEEP TXKINT, command at the top of the straight. The Magyar, with Bill Clarke astride, stayed on resolutely to beat off Scots Grey in the CL 1 '-mile trophy race at Kuala Lumpur
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    19 24 The Straits Times picture tip for yesterday's races was Marie II who was second in Race One.
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    294 24 LONDON. Sat T. V i VIC i WILSON, the York- shire left-handed batsman has been Invited by the M.C C. -n accompany the team to Australia sailing from Tilbury on Sept. 15. Announcing this, Mr. Ronald Alrd, Secretary of the If.C.C. said that the
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    Diane Leather second in 800 m
    459 24 Russians get 7 more golds By VERNON MORGAN BERNE. Sat. TJUSSIAN athletes were again to the fore in the European athletics championships here yesterday, winning seven of the eight Gold medals at stake. The Rutsip.ns also captured two Silver and three Bronze medals. With
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