The Straits Times, 7 April 1957

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    15 1 The Sunday Times NettM* in Moby* No. 1,128 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, APRIL 7, 1957 20 CENTS
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    OMORROW-A KNOCK ON EVERY DOOR
    116 1 et tor the big count in Colon E tomorrow, the census men will be knocking at every door ja Sm^iporc. On every door they will put up a "house" card (pink) chold card (blue). Removal of any card is an offence —it c head of
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    ISLANDS RE-NAMED
    10 1 IFrencn has deelida In future be i (La
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    Lock icon BIG BANGS IN PACIFIC TO BEGIN NEXT MONTH
    273 1 ADELAIDE Sat. BRITAIN i> exp«-i tcri to explode the first of three hydrogen l> o m h > off Christmas Islaiui early next month, sources < Icse to R.A K. hu>e her,, vaid today The sources said it ueather u.ts rv;ht. the
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    Lock icon PRESSURE ON REDS TO LIMIT TESTS
    264 1 WEST SEEK REPLY TO THEIR SUGGESTIONS LONDON. Saturday. delegates to the United Nations disarmament sub-committee now meeting here will press the Soviet Union to reply to their suggestions on limiting nuclear tests, a conference source said today. The source said that the Soviet delegate.
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    Lock icon COUNTESS TO BE ROYAL HOSTESS
    64 1 PARIS. Sat. A tiill. blonde mother of four children will b P hostess to the Queen when she visits France next week. The French Govern- merits choice, 35-year-old i Countess Jecqueline de Crouy-Chanel, is the wife of a French undersecretary of state for foreign affairs
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    Lock icon CRAFT NET OUT IN MEDAN
    86 1 CRAFT NET OUT IN MEDAN JAKARTA. Sat. Military police last week rounded up a number of Chinese for interrogation on suspicion of being Involved in smuggling and corruption in Medan, North Sumatra. The crackdown was in line with the Indonesian Army's nationwide drive against corruption. Major Sukaroi, commander of the
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    Lock icon Rebels kill 31 in Celebes
    71 1 JAKARTA, Sat. Rebels ambushed and killed 29 soldiers and two civilians Including a woman In the fanatical Darul Islam jungle area of the South Celebes on Wednesday, delayed news reports said today. Reports said that the "unidentified" attackers sprayed a military convoy with machlnegun and
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    Lock icon England win
    30 1 LONDON Sat Ens land beat Scotland 2-1 m their international soccer match at Wembley Stadium here today Scotland led 1-0 at halftime Reuter (Other results in Pare 8)
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    Lock icon BODY FLOWN TO ROME
    73 1 CAIRO. Sat.— A Royal Canadian Air Force plane took off for Rome today, carrying the body of Mr. Herbert Norman, the Canadian Ambassador. who plunged to his death from a buildine here on Thursday. At about the same time Mrs. Norman, dressed in deep mourning entered
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    Lock icon BEVAN IN KASHMIR
    33 1 SRINAGAR. Sat. Mr. Aneurin Bevan, British Labour leader, arrived here late last night on a visit to Kashmir with the Indian Minister without portfolio. Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon BUNCHE RETURNS
    27 1 CAIRO. Sat. Dr. Ralph Bunche. United Nations Under-Secretary. left here today for New York after talks with Egyptian leaders. Dr. Bunche also visited Gaza. Reuter.
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    CUSTOMS MAKE $30,000 OPIUM HAUL
    65 1 The Singapore Customs Department yesterday seized 80 tb of raw opium from a K 1..M plane which had just arrived from Siam. The opium, worth about 530.000, was found in freight consigned from Karachi to a Singapore address. A Customs official t .id the Sunday
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    Lock icon BOXING FANS RIOT IN BANGKOK
    131 1 AS AUSSIE BEATS THEIR CHAMPION BANGKOK. Sat. Boxing fans rioted here tonight when George Barnes. British Empire and Australtan welterweight champion technically knocked out Slam's champion of thr orient Somdej Yonfrakit. in a dramatic fight. Somdej, v who had been heavily backed to win, took
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    The great cases of; NORMAN BIRKETT
    272 1 The great cases of; NORMAN BIRKETT LJE held in his grasp 81 the life-or-death power which is shared only by the world's great surgeons. WHAT was the secret of that power? WHAT was the skill which enabled Norman Birkett to save so many men and women from the hangman? WHAT
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    $60,000 cheque just for you
    66 1 $60,000 cheque just for you |j T HIS could be your month to win the $60,000 Jackpot. That's the big sj= money in The Malayan Monthly's Contest C. 1 Closing date is =5 tomorrow at 5 p m Entries from out- side Singapore and postmarked April 8 will be accepted
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    1/9 SURVIVE THE WHITE TERROR
    299 1 1/9 SURVIVE THE WHITE TERROR JAPANESE ANTARCTIC SHIP IN PORT FOR MINOR REPAIRS QNE HUNDRED and nineteen men Japanese scien fists and sailors and 22 Sakhalin huskies fought for two weeks against Antarctic ice and winds in early February. When their ship Soya was caught by pack ice, the Japanese
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    Lock icon MAKARIOS SAILS EN TANKER TO MADAGASCAR
    74 1 MAKARIOS SAILS EN TANKER TO MADAGASCAR MAHE (Seychelles). Sat. Archbishop .Makarios. leader of the Cypriot union with Greece movement, today ended 13 months' detention in the Seychelles when he left in the 17.791--ton Greek tanker Olympic Thunder. The archbishop, head of the Greek Orthodox Church in Cyprus, sailed for Tama.
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    Lock icon THE SILENT GUNMAN
    31 1 HONG KONG. Sat—Sternfaced and silent, ■General" Morris (Two-Gun) Cohen, one-time bodyguard of the late Dr. Sun Vat-sen, arrived in Hong Kong today by train from Red China— A.P.
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    Lock icon QUEEN FOR TV
    22 1 LONDON. Sat —The Queen will make her annual Christmas broadcast this year on television, it was announced today Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 2 A.M. FIRE Room at Mobile Foto Service. Orchard Road, was gutted by Ore at 2 a.m. today. Films, photo equipment damaged.
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    Lock icon Masjumi gives in to Soekarno
    198 1 Masjumi gives in to Soekarno JAKARTA. Sat. Mohammed Natsir, chairman of Indonesia's Masjumi Party, said today that members of all the country's political parties including the Communists must participate in the emergency Cabinet being formed by President Soekarno Mr. Natsir. whose party ha s it fused to sit in any
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    THE MURDERER SMILED, THESE QUESTIONS WERE TOO SIMPLE...
    1039 2 THE MURDERER SMILED, THESE QUESTIONS WERE TOO SIMPLE... ppiMMMMMMM The story of the man who became lUJLifc^ famous as the 'Super Pleader... £illlllllllllllllllllllllll|i JAMES JOSEPH POWER braced his great shoulders and looked round the drab courtroom with a smile It was not a pleasant smile. It was a murderer's smile.
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      197 2 life jr "fe-'^j^t^ «ffißHHMliStt4^^v «|B(ifc'S^^^^^ W&&F f&: Shamsuddin Hyder J:$F $^f Krishna Kumari V Naio'u What thoughts lie behind these bright, intelligent, little faces? If they j u ii« chon Could speak perhaps their conversation would go something like this: ii^^^E^fafr "SiKa" 1 <«B "Look at my bright eyes" says
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    It was the night before the trial, but who could defend Mrs. Crouch?
    1976 3 Revealing behind-the-scenes dramas in the greatest trials of our time HIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII *****111 l Illllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll r.e best man do'/ The y despermt In Chls- uch'a r;u rcfar out of the minute* kBMi had guessed man riefrnd her n
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      149 3 MALAYAN RAILWAY fjjrffeay Personality Series No. 21 dZ^SSpiafc Inche' Shaik Vohd. hn hin iLtiT^i^ Ilir-tlunt it a Special (•ruitr Jy Travelling Ticket Intnrilor anil him terveit fur 32 *rnr* S^^~ —J <^ftß^~/ I J^Z~^^» with the Malayan Kailuin. r*~~ f I^**"^"^^ He trorked a* a Ticket J /L^y I t
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      292 3 WHAT SECRET POWER DID THIS MAN POSSESS? JkWm S* >^ I C kWW A V Wm I *\m mm B 4$W iLm\W J kWWm J BA kWW \\W\\. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN (A Ro».ccucnn) WHY wu this man great? How ;(NOT «lipou»lorgwiljiti«) does anyone— man tor. woman— first tame to America in
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    BANK BRANCH OPEN IN INDUSTRY CENTRE
    160 4 BANK BRANCH OPEN IN INDUSTRY CENTRE lulß. J M. Jumabhoy, Minister for Commerce and Industry, said yesterday that Singapore needed more good banks to cater for the expanding needs of trade and secondary industries in the Colony At the opening of the Bukit Timah branch of the Chartered Bank Ltd..
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    Year's jail for $200 spree
    70 4 IPOH. Sat.— An office boy' who went to Singapore on a two-month spree with his employer's $200 was Jailed lor a year by the Ipoh magistrate today. The magistrate. Tuan Syed Hussein Jamalullil. passed the sentence on Omar Khan. 18. for criminal breach of trust
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    BLOOD BANK LOW DESPITE A NEW RECORD
    89 4 BLOOD BANK LOW DESPITE A NEW RECORD The Singapore Blood Bank is at a dangerously low level in spite of the record number of donations last month. The demand for blood continues to exceed the supply and the Blood Transfusion Service is appealing urgently for more new donors, and for
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    JUDO GIRLS SHOW THE WAY
    75 4 IPOH. Sat. Two pretty i girls showed an audience of more than 300 people how to deal with "wolves' 1 by Judo. The girls. Miss Mary Liew and Miss Lee May Ching, were members of the Modern Judo Club, of Ipoh. which pave a demonstration
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    Memorial service for Mrs. Heng
    53 4 A memorial service for Mrs. I Heng Teck Im, wife of the pastor of the Chinese Presbyterian Life Church, Prinsep Street, Singapore, who died on Friday, will be held in the i church at 2 p.m. today. The cortege leaves the church for Bidadari Cemetery
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    SALVATION ARMY PAIR MARRY IN SINGAPORE
    77 4 FOUR YEARS ago. S this young couple met for the first time at a Salvation Army rally in England. Yesterday Cpl. Peter Smith, of R.A.F. Sele- tar, and Miss Muriel E A Cross were married at the Salvation Army 5 Hall in Singapore. The
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    S4 M. more for custom coffers
    79 4 Revenue collections of the Singapore Customs Department for the months of January- to March amounted to $27.075,000— 53,979,000 more than in the same period last year. There was an overall Increase on all collections with tobacco, which netted $10,752,--000, topping the list. Collections from
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    Free film shows on how NOT to serve food in the shops
    331 4 HEALTH CHIEF: 'LITTLE WE CAN DO ABOUT HAWKERS' THE Singapore City Health Department is to set up a lecture hall and use films to give food sellers lessons on how NOT to cook and serve food. This is
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    'Recognise law degree' urges professor
    122 4 Prof. L. A. Sheridan, the head of the Faculty of Law, University of Malaya, flew to Kuala Lumpur yesterday to address the Federation Bar Council on the plans of the faculty. He explained that only lawyers holding a professional qualification like Bar-at-Law were eligible to
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    Brazier throws $1,100 job
    345 4 POLICE AT STORMY UNION MEETING KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE former Federation Trade Union adviser, Mr )ohn A. Brazier, today gave up his $1,100 job as general secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen. He announced his resignstion at a heated meeting of the union's executive council.
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    COMPETITION CASE: ARREST ORDERED
    125 4 COMPETITION CASE: ARREST ORDERED A SINGAPORE court yesterday ordered the arrest of Woo Chiu Hu, managing director of Malayan cigarette Manufacturers Ltd. Woo was to have appeared on behalf of the firm to answer a summons charge relating to publication of details of a competition. The hearing, which began on
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    A boy from Singapore makes new friends
    53 4 LIM HENC, LOONG (18), centre, a former Free Press reporter, who Is representing Singapore at the 1957 New York Herald Tribune Forum for youth and Ziyad Hussami of Lebanon get acquainted with two younger students of the "lower school" at Westtown School, near
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      34 4 TODAY'S HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 2 23 am. (8ft- 4in> 4.03 pm. (6ft. 41n) Port Dlckson 10 19 a.m. (6ft. 8in> 11.19 p.m. (6ft. 7in.), Penang 4.36 a.m. (6ft.) 4 45 pm (6fl 81n.)
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    SIGN ON APRIL 13—IT'S LUCKY
    398 5 SIGN ON APRIL 13 IT'S LUCKY STARS -AMD OFF GOES A CABU TO LIM YEW HOCK and a big day in the calendar THE Chief Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, now in London, has been asked to sign Singapore's self rule agreement on April 13 because it is astrologically auspicious.
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    Straight backs, after straight talk
    33 5 Algeranoff Mom three pupils from the Malaya Ballet School hoiv to hold themselves. "Straight backs, heads back, be proud, feel that you are artists.'' he tells them. I
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    DANCES OF JAPAN WERE NICE
    22 5 DANCES OF JAPAN WERE NICE 11 by A .v the :<>rmcd Algenu Rcay .!:>• |)os- •a adaptawhich 11 MinpliV;\\ 'ilf. ap■yable int< rlnrte.
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    CHAKRI DAY
    11 5 1 Consulate In LS ClOMd I Day obscrvaChakrl, a
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    CAR JAMS IN COLONY CEMETERIES
    71 5 ALL roads leading to cemeteries in Singapore were crowded yesterday when thousands of Chinese went to pay their annual Cheng Beng festival visit to the dead. There were traffic jams in the cemeteries and police were on duty directing traffic. Gravi were decorated with flowers
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    Algeranoff asks: Do You want to be geese or swans?
    269 5 Algeranoff asks: Do You want to be geese or swans? SI \K X IBM aspiring Singapore ballerinas \<'stercl.i> took a lesson from a yrrat master the risiUni ianeer Alyiranoff. The aspirants lfi girls anil one boy came from four different d.uu 1111; schools. Their ai^'s ranged from five to If,
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    Help is on way for the oldest scout
    219 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday THE MALAYAN Scouts Association will help Mr. 1 H R. Hertslet. 72, the Federation's oldest scout, who is facing hard times, its executive commissioner, Mr C Celdard, told the Sunday Times He added that the association was waiting for
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    'Hot' records
    33 5 IPOH, Sat. Five hundred gramophone records and a radiogramme went up in smoke in a short fierce blaze which destroyed $700 worth of property in a timber shed here last night.
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    POLICEMAN CAPTURES A SMILING BRIDE
    35 5 POLICE liiNpi-i-tur Seah Wai Toh and his school teachrr bride, the former Miss .Madeline Chan May King. after their wedding at St. Andrew's Cathedral in Singapore yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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  • The Susan Barrie Page For Teens and Twenties
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      THAT WEDDING DAY SMILE
      53 6 This smiling Easter bride is Nicola Michaels, pretty film star, whose dress is a harem -skirted white souffle over white taffeta. The gown is trimmed with nnpliqued lace embroidered with seed pearls. The net veil repeats the lace trimming and is anchored to a bandeau of
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      'White elephant' is so embarrassing
      150 6 IF one of your friends is getting married this Easter and you are invited to the wedding, spend a bit of serious thought before you spend the money on that wedding present. It is no use giving tne young couple a gift that will only
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      Musts for bridal beauty
      281 6 Musts for bridal beauty rREE "musts" for bridal beauty are lovely skin, hair and hands. They should all be as soft as a kitten, well cared-for and beautifully groomed. Well before the wedding, follow a strict routine to get these three Important beauty points in perfect order. Even if you
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      Something for music lovers
      79 6 So many younp Malayans are studying music or are interested in it as a hobby, that Singapore's Recorded Music Society should be a popular organisation. The society Is entirely free and open to everyone, with a splendid programme of recorded music every Thursday evening In the
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      Are you planning Easter wedding?
      482 6 AT this special time of the year, many a girl is planning to be an Easter bride. And M you are among the happy ones looking forward to the great day, organise well so that you will look your loveliest. Every girl, plump or thin,
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      Recipe for teen-agers
      173 6 THIS week's recipe Is for another delicious party dessert which, although it is rather in the luxury class, is a great treat and very easy to make. Try your hand at Strawberry Fluff. You need one box or packet of strawberries. 2 tablespoons sugar, oz. gelatine, l
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  • The KNOW ALLS
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      4 7 look pony- t-hall I
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      9 7 suits it the I .wth an I 15 II
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      23 7 nation- ret main :ry should y in in•rts of n think of a .:•> has a h and person little peace i i l>-l'P
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      50 7 I iio Mala- announ- the less n to turn 1 perappeals of place? rw annoyh<nr a ■n ne would dran- and t what to do? IV unab .states that if a ->»! jxTson drinks too much water he or she is bound to put on fat. Is this true? EDDY
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      48 7 Pt-nang. I FIND that one of my friends can consume three or four bis; bottles of pure cold pipe wator at one stretch. Will you please i nether this habit of his will lead to any physical or abdominal trouble if he continue* with this habit? V CANAPATHY
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      63 7 Singapore. The body needs a certain amount of water, not too much antl not too little. We are blessed with a thing called -thirsf which tells us hoir much water we nerd. Having quenched our thirst, if we continue to force water into our bodies it's obviously a bad thing'
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      52 7 Singapore It all depends what you mean by advanced, doesn't it? Science and religion have very little in common and a comparison between them would not be of any value. WHY does the Federation Government refuse to recognise the Malayan Communist Party and allow it to participate in elec- tions?
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      55 7 Singapore. Would you like a political party to be recognised when it has waged an armed war against the people of Malaya for the last nine years? WHAT do you think of girls who want to become doctors? What qualities do you think are essential so that they can make
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      63 7 A STUDENT Singapore. The more women who wish to become doctors the better it uill be for the womenfolk of this country. Hard work, selfless devotion and a good constitution would help. IN reply to your answer about male mosquitoes biting I wish to remind you that male mosquitoes do
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      114 7 Singapore T AM a great admirer of your column which has always been entertaining and instructive. But, according to recent discoveries by scientists, only the female mosquito bites. The male is as gentle as a lamb. He sips nothing stronger than an occasional vegetable juice, whereas the malicious female, who
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      55 7 Muar. We can think of one or two: orangutang, amok, kris, kapok, caddy (from koti) cockatoo, gutta percha and how about merdeka, a common word in the English papers at the moment? Any readers care to add to the list? WHAT is the biggest snake in Malaya and what does
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      69 7 Kuala Lumpur. Thank you both very much. Stupid of us but we're so confoundedly gallant as far as the fair sex is concerned that we didnt think it possible that a female, even a mosquito, could behave quite so disgustingly ivithout any help from a male. \IANY English words have
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      74 7 Penang. The reticulated python is the largest snake in Malaya and indeed in the world. It grows up to about 30 feet in length and feeds on birds and mammals It's rivalled only by the anaconda of South America. WE hear a lot about people not giving blood in Singapore.
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      103 7 Singapore. In February 762 people donated. Service personnel contributed 217 flasks; there were 304 new donors and 119 people contributed to replaced blood given to the friends and relatives. On Feb. 14, a Press appeal for Group O and B donors was answered by 80 people. During the month, 709
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      76 7 Singapore. Well, he can't be quoting facts because there are no facts about the after-life. His description sounds most enchanting—we'd put him down as a rosy-cheeked optimist! T AM 19 and recently fell In love with a girl two years my senior. Unfortunately she has the misfortune of having one
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      78 7 Singapore. your love for this girl is not strong enough to withstand the remarks of your friends we suggest you finish the relationship with i this girl —you are obviously not worthy of her attention/ pLEASE could you tell me the name of the lizard which lives in trees and
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      51 7 Johore Babru. This is the Green Crested Lizard which is also known as "The Bloodsucker". There is a superstition that the bite of this reptile is poisonous —it isn't. Neither does it bite nor can it suck blood. COULD you Solomons tell me who invented the first sewing machine? NACY
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      16 7 Kuching. The first really practical one was invented by Elias I Howe, an American, In 1841.
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  • AT 21, HE'S IN LOVE WITH 'ANGEL' OF 55
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      132 7 MY girl friend and I are both 19. We have been friends for a long time. One day I met her and she refused to talk to me l nave never offended her and cannot understand it. Later, when I phoned her, she answered me as usual. Can you tell
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      122 7 MY girl friend is 13V 2 a year younger than I. Recently she left this town and has not answered my letter. I have heard from a mutual friend that she does not like me. What should I do? I know that I am young and wonder if I should
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      JaneLee's HUMAN CASEBOOK
      136 7 JaneLee's HUMAN CASEBOOK MY brother's friend and I are in love with each other. My mother likes this boy: but my elder brother does not like to see us go out together. He is very rude to us in front of friends. Everybody is afraid of him. Please tell me
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      131 7 A CLERK earning $300 a month, and just 21, I am madly in love with a woman of 55. She looks like an angel. She has all the qualities I would want in my wife. Recently I met another beautiful girl who attracted me. Both of them have asked me
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      314 7 J HAVE made friends with a girl who belongs to the same group as I do. Another boy from the group is also interested in her. He is a friend of mine and It seems that we are both pursuing the same girl. The Rirl seems equally friendly to both
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      103 7 ¥X)R years now, I have JP been seeking a girl friend. Unfortunately I am unable to got in touch with a steady one. So will you be kind enouph to introduce me to one? ZAINAL Courting a girl who does not live in the same neighbourhood is a difficult business
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      112 7 A BOY of 18. my girl friend is 17. Every time I phone to ask her for a date she makes the excuse that she is not free. Even when I ask her personally, she makes the same excuse. Please tell me how I should approach her. ROMEO Don't! Obviously
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      133 7 T AM anxious to make friondswith a girl who Is in a higher class than I am. She is of a different nationality and of a much wealthier family, being driven to school In a car. Whenever I ask any of our mutual friends to Introduce us. they pointedly ignore
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      215 7 NEVER interested In girls although I am now 19, recently I was introduced to one of my friend's sisters who is only 13. I am really attracted by her feminine ways and her willing helpfulness over the family chores. She is always kind and considerate and, in return. I have
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      105 7 Rethought he'd quit J ~4. AT THE DOCTOR'S SO HORLICKS i \ULmrm imusT w^m t p ci/cDvnAv CVtKT IJ%T ~j I AT THE FI MAIS TWO MOMTH S LATER B^^^B Uks is a sure safeguard against undernourishment drpend upon body-huilding and cntrgy-crcating substance* *hen vmt of Ihc* arc missing, or
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      223 7 Time for a 9fc Awarded cold medal m London imwirs ixhibition i9j« OISTRIiUTCO IT tRASfft b NIAVt Distinguished people use a Tck LfcfeM^t toothbrush How nice to sec such white, j^^j^M gleaming teeth Keep them bright and shining with a TEK toothbrush. TEK is the best toothbrush in the world.
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    Lock icon BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS
    333 8 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS LONDON, Ut Result* of toda>'* football nutrhn: PMIM iiMiit: one Ar~ n.,1 1 Iyrd< IT. 0 Birmingham < 1 Sundrrlaad 2 Kuriiln 1 Helton < ardilT C. 0 Luton t < hHsra I Atton Villa 1 Mam ln\t«-r I 0 Tottenham 0 Nn. (astir t. 2 Blackpool
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    Lock icon COSTLY CROWN
    30 8 PHILADELPHIA. Sat— The crown of Our Lady of Andes, worth an estimated U554,500,- 000, Ls on display at the 1957 conclave of the American i Gem Society. UP.
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    Globetrotters seek Malayan partners
    142 8 OENANG. Sat.— Two globe--1 trotting Germans, now in Ponang. are looking for a Malayan partner— man or woman— to Join their adventure. Weno Novak, 46. a German scriptwriter, told the Sunday Times the partner must have an adventurous spirit, a good heart, a bit of money
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    Two bandit women shot dead
    43 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— A patrol of the 2/10 Gurkha Rifles yesterday shot dead two women terrorists in the Segamat district of Johore. The patrol recovered five packs of food and two bundles of clothing. Three other terrorists escaped.
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    MURDER CASE MAN DIES
    58 8 MURDER CASE MAN DIES KLANG, Sat. A butcher's assistant, Leong Kai, 42, died yesterday one hour after he had been tentatively charged in hospital with th c murder of his employer, Cheung Koon l'eng. Cheong died on Wednes. day after he had been slashed with a chopper. Leong Kai was
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    BUDDHIST TALK
    32 8 The Yen. Vajara Sara (the Rev. James E. Wagner) will talk on the subject "Why do people desire emancipation? at the Buddhist Union in Jalan Senyum, Singapore, at noon today.
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    Never, oh. never again!
    519 8  -  NAN HALL By Bedlam is the only word-babies were a hit but *«s^ it was really the mothers who deserved a prize ABOUT 100 Singapore mothers, grasping squirming infants and heavy napkin bags in their arms, made a firm resolution at the end of the Wesley
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    BRAIN-CURE BOY RETURNS TO A NEW LIFE
    116 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Fourteen-year-old Lee Chak Choy. who went to Australia two weeks ago for a brain operation, today returned to Malaya smiling broadly. He had onjy one complaint. He said: "My eyes are not very good yet. In the day time I
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    TOM SAYS IT WITH CARNATIONS
    115 8 TOM SAYS IT WITH CARNATIONS KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. In her hospital bed today Violet Sleigh received a bunch of pink and white carnations, and with it a note "From Tom.' They came from Mr. Tom Hungerford. a sales assistant, who left today lor Penang to board a ship for Britain
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    Adams: the defence ends
    77 8 LONDON. Sat Mr. Geof- frey Lawrence, who has won nation-wide fame for the masterly way he has handled the defence of Dr. John Bodkin Adams, a general practitioner accused of murdering a rich widow with drugs, yesterday terminated his defence by describing the prosecution's case "too
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    History group to visit Burma
    50 8 About 30 members of the University of Malaya Historical Society will visit Burma in July. This was stated yesterday at a tea party given by the society to four visiting Burmese journalists, U Tin Aye, U Maung Maung, U Myint U and U Ba U.
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    130 8 Normans suicide shame on U.S. N.Y. Times NEW YORK, Sat. rE New York Times said today the suicide of Mr. Herbert Norman, Canadian i Ambassador to Egypt, "has brought shame to the Government and people of the United States." "Whether Mr. Norman was literally driven to his death by the
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    Lock icon RED THIRD OF WORLD
    75 8 NEW YORK Sat.— The Communist countries account for almost one-third of the world's population, the I'nited Nations reported tonight. The new issue of the statistical year book quoted population estimated at mid-1955 as 200.200.000 in tho Soviet Union. 582.603.000 in Communist China 27 278 000 in
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      164 8 <S classics. cute new Whit'i your swimwir line for summer' Jantztn brinfs you two of the prettiest on the beach SEA BELLE Superb clinic style in knitted Petit Point, with insewn 'Cojrlene' b'a for moulded lint. SEA WHISPER same style in crimped nylon. BEIRA MAR— -Brifht EF. checks on crisp
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    I Case of the 'beastly' cheroot: No action
    62 9 I Case of the 'beastly' cheroot: No action PLANTER BROKE 10 REGULATION No action against who .peaker ednesrVar Exe--18 de- d no urity when Pillay, Tapah aid a Indian Batang by the live com•Aorkers -begun him to Smoking denied iled Me Perak .nciay no acmmltted n<> Id thi sun ;ci<
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    I Redundant but working
    28 9 I Redundant but working will become quarter of Mines Ltd.. is their old are to be aid Mr. H. <he general i whose '-le betw rs Will be
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    HIS VOICE WON HIM
    38 9 HIS VOICE WON HIM Xl ALA I.IMI'IK, Bat Jimmy Tan. the "hathrotmi bariton. whose outpouring havr often annoyed his neighbours, is jjad today that he was nut fiiMoiirated by their uncomplimentary reui.irlf. Wm it was his xoue JIMMY
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    A BRIDE
    3 9 JENNY
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    AND A TRIP TO PARIS
    119 9 that took him before a microphone in a Kuala Lumpur night club where he met Jenny who became his uiU last week. And it Is the same voite that has now won him a trip to Paris where he will sin« with the Andre Bastille
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    Gift sought for disease war
    51 9 t The Perak ilosis and the 'ire Associations for $780,470 deration Social Board to ltutioni The secretary of both associations, Mr. M. S. Dhoss, told the Press here today that this was the estimated total required, based on last year's figure of 3.690 needy various
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    196 YOUNG MEN GET CHANCE TO LEARN AND EARN
    284 9 O N E hundred and ninety-six young men are today being given the opportunity of learning a trade and earning a living at the same time. These students of the Naval Base Dockyard Technical College will undergo five years' apprenticeship. Courses
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    Dockyard college offers youth great opportunity
    13 9 Lim Kok Hong experiments with distilled water.
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    Peter travelled 10,000 miles to study history
    497 9  - Peter travelled 10,000 miles to study history CHAN CHIN BOCK By A CANADIAN student. Peter Burns, has journeyed 10,000 miles to sunny Singapore to study history in the University of Malaya. Peter. 26. a graduate of the University ol Bnti.-h Columbia, is the first student to come to the University
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    FIRST CONCERT
    29 9 The Serangoon Community i Association gave its first va- riety concert at the Kiew Ong Yah Temple grounds, 5' 2 m.s. Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, last night.
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    WIVES' PUT ON SHOW
    22 9 The wives of RAF. personnel at RAF. Tengah, Singapore, held a "Guys and Dolls" dress show last night.
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    Hotel sale means a new merdeka headache
    139 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —,1 Accommodation for overseas 1 Press representatives cover- I ing the merdeka celebrations I in August has given the De> partment of Information here 1 a new "headache" This follows the announce- ment that one of Kuala Lumpur's first class
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    The Mysterious Lady Nicotine
    1260 10  -  Merrick Winn BMMB gy mmm THE UNOBLIGING mice in small cages shoved twitching noses through the bars, sniffing at me and sniffing at science. They were healthy, and this was wrong. They should have had cancer. Some looked bewildered. But they could not be as bewildered
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    SHOWGIRLS STRIKE OVER BEEFCAKE
    287 10 LONDON. Sat. CIFTEEN shapely hostesses at an exclusive cabaret club in Warwickshire went on strike last week. They want to see more MEN. And their strike banner is: "We want more beefcake— not cheesecake." The girl are angry because they say too many London showgirls, with
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      208 10 FLY SKY TOURIST f U;d.n to Sy dney IN SUPER-G CONSTELLATIONS AND JET-PROP BRITANNIAS rS FLIGHTS WEEKLY EACH WAY FROM SINGAPORE The Qantas-8.0.A.C. "Kangaroo" Route to London and Sydney offers completely comfortable Tourist travel with excellent meals, bar service and courteous individual attention, all at a moneysaving fare of 27%
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      222 10 tvasfi beauty into younj^^ use Richard Hudnut wH shampoo /^A (4^'^b^bl bhlejb^bcvs t^f M mm v^C v This it Mmething really >p«cial more than t h^T^, lk it'i a natural beauty treatment for the hair. sn k*w k clmm t Tk« f ,n> nm tuimf (w^ *<>"• ta« nMi ot
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    DANCERS' MISFORTUNE
    33 11 MILAN. Sat. Twice a world dancing champion, Signorina Anna Mariani has had both her legs amputated when she was struck down by a locomotive while crossing a railway line near Milan.
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    HiS LITTLE FRIENDS MAKE LIM HAPPY
    316 11  -  DAPHNE MORAN 1 CRIPPLED STORY TELLER SELLS COMICS FOR LIVING By EVERY evening laughing bare-tooted children from the backlanes of Arab Street, Singapore, gather to listen to their Han* Christian Anderson a crippled seller of comics. Eagerly they squat around him and beg impatiently
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    JAPANESE GIRLS MORE FASHION CONSCIOUS
    141 11 JAPANESE GIRLS MORE FASHION CONSCIOUS A LEADING Kuala Lumpur hair-stylist and beautician who returned to Singapore recently after a tour of "perm" parlours in Tokyo said Japanese girls were much more beauty-conscious than Malayans. She is pretty Mrs. Arlan Teoh who has just completed an advanced hair styling and beauty
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    LIM AND CUSTOMERS
    12 11 Lim hands out the comics to his little friends.
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    Women battle for rights
    284 11 NEW GROUP FORMED TO BACK UP UNIONS THE 10-yeai-old question of parity and permanency of women in Government service has been left too long in the hands of men, Mrs. Siow Peck Leng. chairman of the newly formed Singapore Professional Women's Association, said yesterday ■Now we
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    No progress in stars' strike
    80 11 Tengku Abdul Rahman's personal representative, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, tried hard all day yesterday to settle the three-week-old strike of Malay film stars. But it was all in vain Inche Senu, who is UMNO secretary-general, reported on his discussions with the stars and representatives
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    Nostalgia fills Tuan for the lost years
    539 11 The Countryman's Journal by Tuan Djek A<> this is being written (March 29). heavy rain is falling, so we expect to find water in the well very soon. Years ago during a drought the stream was reduce to evil-smelling pools, but the well
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    N.Z. told S'pores ahead of us
    292 11 N.Z. told S'pores ahead of us by DAVID FINDLAY \WELLINCTON, Sat. Many New Zealanders think their Dominion has led the world for at least a quarter of a century as the ideal "welfare State That is why tney were jolted almost to the point of resentment when Mr. G. J.
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      398 11 ....the cigarette \<m can offer ymir frhlkb with pride, and which you will smoke for tne $attif*Ction it brings. SOBRANIE STRAIGHT CUT is mude to the recipe of one gifted family. It contains the richest Virginia leaf specially selected by the same hereditary genius. SOLE AGENTS:— \J^\ Axe Brand Registered
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    46 12 W,r4t 81* ImUmimum) WIN 1000 GALLONS of Mobilgas—guess the inp( of 1957 Mjollgas Economy Run winner. Forms obtainable at Singapore Mobtlgas Dealers E K .NhW^AGENCY, 80 A Jalan Olhman fv.iiji.jc Jaya, Telephone I IUI deliver your English and Chlne.s* Newspapers and Magazines early Contact above.
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      40,000 LEPERS ARE WAITING
      329 12 1 fp*iE attack on leprosy is still impeded by the superstitions, myths and prejudices which surround this disease. But mostly the fear of leprosy springs from the loathsome nature of the disease and a bovine refusal to believe that leprosy can be cured. And so although
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      The M:Candthe Toddy Boys
      166 12 The M C and the Toddy Boys of the ti "toddy boys" has be- com? an article of faith with ihe I«l<ua>au Indian Congress. Toddy drinking can become l. a bad habit, and excessive toddy drinking a social evil. For that matter excessive smoking and eatt ing are also harmful,
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    Dinner by pill shortly
    200 12 NEW YORK, Sat— A major step toward development of the long-flctionalis-ed synthetic food, which will provide an entire nourshing meal in one pill or capsule, has been made in the United States. Four biochemists of the U.S. National Cancer Institute's Laboratory of Biochemistry have fed the
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    AIRLIFT FOR AN AIRSTRIP
    1186 12 Toothpaste or tractors, these despatchers of the air never fa to deliver the goods a triumph of team work- Tllli slogan "We can take anything to anywhere" as used by a well-known commercial removal firm, could be equally applied to the Far East Transport Wing, H.A.F..
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      762 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. SITI ATIONS VACANT Wart, IS (Him.) Box S* tt*. tstrm. WANTED TEXTILE Hosiery Agents Cam Earn Lot In Spare Malta Fre«. Laila Kniiunf Work*. LudhUna. (India)ABOUI YOUK FU'IURE. Britain s foremost postal training achooi can guide and help »mbitlcus men to Success and Security. Kxpert tuition (or all
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      70 12 Wherever you g0 the world agi GIL BEY'S please" r Join the millions around Uie world who "make it with J^_J3 Gilbey's". It's truly J^ DRY and CLEAR M?~" so smooth and mellow 1 j«» Whenever you are W away from home jk. you always ran depend /f/rV on GilbcyV
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    BEHIND THAT MOVIE STAR SMILE, A WARM AND GENEROUS PERSON
    16 13 BEHIND THAT MOVIE STAR SMILE, A WARM AND GENEROUS PERSON JRACE CHANG— "Hollywood? Not for me"
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    PROTESTANTS BACK AID REJECTION
    138 13 |tn J K Fie mmg, of the inn Christian Council, »\steri.urches imported in reLot- c they ■^mbl■il be- nment irk by fett rt Fleming wdfd, hower. that the y grant >n the i which pastor Methor. that the action of the missions in the Federation had
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    COPRA PRICE
    41 13 The Blnf»pore Copr» A«*°f*»tion noon price* per picul yesterd?v- were- StralU mixed copra: April $26 buyers. $26', sellers; May $26 buyers. $26 sellersTone slightly easier The Singapore Coconut Oil MUlfr» Asw>cUUoii: bulk $42 seller*, drum $46 sriJers. Tone quiet
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    TIN PRICE
    16 13 The tin price In Singapore yesterday •as $386.50 per plcul, up (1 on Prtday-
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    GRACE (I'm just a playgirl) HAS NO TIME FOR PLAYBOY
    476 13  - GRACE (I'm just a playgirl) HAS NO TIME FOR PLAYBOY DOUG LACKERST£EN By IT was a day for surprises. And toting up the the card it's difficult to say who was the more surprised. The Film Star? Or I? Grace Chang, looking, In a demure white cocktail dress, as delicious
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    CHAIR WILL SHOW WAY TO MAYOR
    45 13 PFNANG Sat. A special chair bearing the crest of <h. ri'tv Council has arrived in Penan* for the use of iieoiw Towns lirst mayor. Mr. G. H Goh. Inscribed on the chair is the city motto. "Leading we serve."
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    ONE OF THE WORLD'S RAREST ANIMALS
    36 13 ONE OF THE WORLD'S RAREST ANIMALS E This is the Rhinoceros Sondaicus strolling on Lima Bias estate at tSlim River. This picture was taken by Pierre Bazin who trailed the animal accompanied by his Alsatian, Chief.
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    The day Mr. Rhino walked through a hospital ward
    422 13 RETIRED MALAYAN BIG -GAME HUNTER TELLS OF $IR George Maxwell, one of Malaya's greatest big-game hunters and killer of the famous Pinjih" rhino, wants to know more about the "phlegmatic" one-horned Rhinoceros Sondaicus, which was seen strolling in Lima Bias Oil
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    EX-TEC KNIFED WOMAN IN EYE
    124 13 EX-TEC KNIFED WOMAN IN EYE PENANG. Sat. A former detective who stabbed his mistress in the eye was today jailed for three years. The woman, Ooi Ah Geok, said sh e bad been living with Utah Cheng Kooi, 36, for seven years, but had left him. On Feb. 3, she
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    SATA IS GIVEN NEARLY $500
    35 13 The Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association last month received public donations totalling S4'J4 Pupils of the Gan Eng Seng contributed $100. The sale of SATA seals for the month amounted to $2,173.
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    CHANDU BRINGS FINE
    30 13 SEGAMAT, Sat. Caught during a police raid with chandu and smoking apparatus in his possession, Van Sic Peek, 36, was fined $1,000 in the Sessions Court here.
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    'FRESHIES' GET INTO SWING OF IT
    210 13 SYDNEY. Saturday. MEW students from Singapore, the Federation, North Borneo, Sarawak, Ceylon, Burma, Vietnam, Pakistan, Indonesia, India. Siam, the Philippines, Hong Kong and Formosa are among the freshies at Australian universities this year. In Sydney, they form about one-tenth of the student body— a
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    580,000 case: 11 charged
    72 13 580,000 case: 1 1 charged I Another man was charged in Singapore yesterday with housebreaking and theft of $80,000 in cash and Jewellery at the Bank of India. Robinson Road, between March 30 and April 1. Mohamed Abdullah bin Shaul Hamid was ordered to be remanded for a week, pending
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    A 'CLEAN' DRIVE
    31 13 SEOAMAT, Sat.— A cleanliness competition for hawkers, eating shops and street and market stalls will be held as part of World Health Day In Segamat on May 11.
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    ROBBERS KILL A PLANTER AND WOUND HIS FATHER-IN-LAW
    142 13 ROBBERS KILL A PLANTER AND WOUND HIS FATHER-IN-LAW A LOR STAR, Sat. Robbers killed a padi planter and wounded his father-in-law last night at their homes in Kampong Lehat Buaya, three miles from here. The gang, estimated at between five and 10 Malays, first entered the house of Haji Amat
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      115 13 UDIO MALAYA I A Man and A Band; 10.30 Sunday Serenade: 10.50 11.00 Epilogue. „,'"in\Ul*l™ REGIONAL SINGAPORE Mrdl u w Te (Short wave 41m. Medium wave i 4T6ro I M c f* AI^T. 7.15 Time Slenal and h ;Op..nlnt Announcement 7.16 iii« t on Morning Serenade; 730 News; no 7
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    HANDIWORK OF NATURE
    137 14 "rpHE Clouds" (above), X submitted by Dem- shake U A. Tajudin, RAF Rest. (M.) Depot, Changi. =is the winner of the first E prize of $30. A Solida 111 wa s the camera and ex- posure was 111 at 1 200 sec. A red filter was used.
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    He talked a tiger out of his dinner
    592 14  -  Donald Davies Historical Corner by MANY are the stories, both amusing and tragic, told about tigers and tiger-attack in the early days of the Straits Settlements. One in a lighter vein is told of a man who during an attack of fever
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    Reader response is excellent
    158 14 RESPONSE by. readers to the firs prr -.mnm IV of the Sunday Times Pu tur i i E Handiwork." was excellent. The four P 1 E pace were ultimately awarded pri/rs from tbr h*' E other samples of imneinathr and painsUl E But many submitted pic
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      158 14 ACROSS: 1 Dye (4); 5 Beg DOWN: 1 Holds out stoutly (4); 10 Contrive (8)- 11 Tower "plnst (8): 2 Formerly (4); 3 Horriiicd (6); 4 Perishes (4)- 5 (4): 13 Pain (4); 14 Opening Count! v people 6 Sort of. (&>; 15 Rags (6); 17 Plant (4)- clot n
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      Ferrer shocks and sizzles in the great man
      624 15  -  Doug Lackersteen F-X-L-M-S j by YOU'RE familiar enough with it... through newspaper obituaries and radio biographies that last, final tribute to the good man who has gone. Reading jt, hearing it, perhaps you've wondered if a man could be that good because
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      SCOOP PUTS A SNOOP IN THE SOUP
      368 15 SCOOP PUTS A SNOOP IN THE SOUP WHAT HAPPEKED-AHD DIDN'T HAPPEH-ONE HOT SUMMER HI6HT Q NLY 1 HOT SUMMER NIGHT one supposes, could make a bridegroom act irresponsibly towards his new and eager-to-be a blushing bride on their honeymoon. Even If he Is a reporter, fired and aching to be
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      Record Playtime
      333 15 rpHERE Is a delightful recording 1 from Philips this week (S ***** B) Brahms' Symphony No 3 in P Major, Op. 90. which effectively captures the changing moods, the light and sombre momenta, of thU work. Played by the famous Ooncertgwouw Orchestra of Amsterdam conducted by Eduard van
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      Back to old daze of film-making
      168 15 Back to old daze of film-making IN THE early days of Hollywood, Mack Sennett, the original 'comedy king 1 sought results by employing an original working method. Scorning a script, he would lead his comedians into an orchard, or onto the main street or maybe the beach and say: "Be
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      68 15 (\l D a.s Malacca town Itself, V "NONYA AND BABA". filmed in Malacca, tells an overworked Mory. Talented Li U Hwa and stalwart Yien Chuen head the cast. Realism Is not a strong feature. But there are rich compensations. These Include the sights of ancient
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      306 15 NOT EVERY INCH A WINNER BUT IT'S UNUSUAL rpHE basic fault with MGM's 1 "A MAN IS TEN FEET TALL lies in its untidy ending. One Is left to guess, and most people are bad guessers. But shrug off the irritation and here's a picture that's good In a grim
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      1150 16 ICEVIM 70VLE HAS JUST EXr»LAiKJE7 TMAT i^JSw^lM^ %Srjfe- -J raKlf^V^J 70N T 7 SS?A GOMEZ HOPE 7 TO SEIZE HIS PLANTATION S/»^Bl^^&^aK* S**" 'i 3 HSHfi s E E-v: SECAUSE WE COUL7N'T 7AV HIS F^OPEeTy TAXES-- \^Q^« &MF>^ f'lt&&ujf ifflM V -takV MUST RE AY c" /y Edgar Rice Burroughs^
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    The Queen Mary comes of age
    1257 19  - The Queen Mary comes of age BERNARD HARRIS ...but will Britain ever have ships like her again? By Mary leave us." Fo r thp great ship had become almost part of Clydcbank. Her keel had been laid towards the end of 1930. A year later Britain was '•nculfed in the
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    388 19 doctor's diary -by CEDRIC CARNE get n the j comj feel :ouldH my- 'ainly sat "I tran rfict," :w many at the senthey sufresult of glands Thi.s Afore a may be quality ::.g the ling of (1 there >r men«APPETITE be rietppetlte > associated
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    65 19 VIENVV Sat. An Austrian husband may take a woman no! his wife to the cinema but he may not walk arm in arm with her on the way. a Vienna court ruled here. A Jealous wife brought a suit against her husband for "conduct likrly
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    SILVER KRIS FOR CHIEF OF 848
    121 20 SILVER KRIS FOR CHIEF OF 848 The silver kris given by the Federation Government to No. 848 Fleet Air Arm (helicopter) Squadron in recognition of its three years' service in Malaya will be presented to the former commanding officer of the squadron, It iimmander I». T. J. Stanley, at the
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    MALAYA's ONE-MAN SUPERMARKET
    681 20  - MALAY A's ONE-MAN SUPERMARKET Tessie Tan FROM LIPSTICK TO BROOMSTICKS, TOOTHPASTE TO TOOTHPICKS THIS MODERN KLENTONG' MAN IS A BOOM TO HOUSEWIVES By- A LADY, who recently moved to one of those brand new housing estates miles away from town, desperately needed a pair of tweezers to pluck a fowl
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    HE GAVE BRITAIN A FACE-LIFT
    182 20 I |_ONDON. Sir Patrick Abercrombie. leading town planner, who died at his home in Berkshire recently at the age of 97 was known as the modern Wren. This tall, slightly-stooped professor who wore 18-cen-tury silver-framed spectacles, originated the postwar schemes for replannig the great cities
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    82 20 MILLY Vitale Is one film actress from Italy who does not depend for her appeal on an inflated bust measu rement. writes Logan Gourlay. To the question: "What are your vital statistics?" she looked puzzled. Her press agent came to the rescue with: "You know, bust, waist measurements "Oh," she
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    Singer joined the Army for just one hour
    131 20 LONDON, Sat. DRIAN HALL, 21, was in the Army just an hour. And then he was sent home on six weeks' deferment— to sing In a church hall comic opera. Brian, of Carlinghow Lane, Batley, Yorks, said Mr. William Johnson, secretary of
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    BUTTERFLIES NET HIM $27,000
    54 20 LONDON. Sat. A Thames bargee lighterman who left school at 15 won the top ITV prize of £3.200 (about M 527.000) by answering the "$64,000 Question"— on butterflies. Ernest Murray. 36. of Deptford. answered without hesitation a six-part question on the habits of a butterfly known
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    MISS LAGGETT'S ONE BIG WISH
    373 20  -  LAN MOK-AI by To see Malaya I know so much about LONDON. Sat. They gave Miss H. Laggett a bunch of blue irises and spring tulips at Malaya House, London, last week. Most of the yellow petals have since fallen and the irises have withered,
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    BIG-HEARTED BANDIT WAS 'SO NICE'
    71 20 BIG-HEARTED BANDIT WAS 'SO NICE' LONDON. Sat. CUCH a nice young man from the sas company. And such generous rebates he gave! He opened four meters in Alpha Street. Slough. One housewife got back Bs. 3d. out of the 30s. he collected Her neighbour got 4s. 7d. out of 27s
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    A society beauty fights far old talk
    671 21  -  JOHN D. WATNEY young woman stirs up 'grannie 9 scandal b 3 1 I beauty Mrs. Gerald Legge nes ivhen she raised Cain < tips at London Airport. :<}ing another, far greater Britain's old people. She hes •han 100 homes for the aged
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    216 21 YOU CAN CHOP OFF A SAILOR'S HANDS! AS British Naval Law now stands, a captain can order that a man's hands be cut off as a punishment. Or, he can command that the man be tarred and feathered. If he Is In a comparatively merciful mood, he can tie him
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    Big airlift is on
    48 21 LONDON. Sat— The great airlift to transport British emigrants to Canada will come into full operation this month. There will be 79 flights with nearly 7,000 people crossing the Atlantic. By the end of August, 350 Journeys, with 25,000 emigrants, will have been completed.
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    628 21 nathaniel gubbins yHE first thing I noticed about the new £5 note was the unfamiliar appearance of my old friend Britannia. At one time this sternfaced, full-bosomed girl was always seated rather uncomfortably on a throne with a trident in her hand, staring vacantly across the seas she once ruled.
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    Cooper Bristol (at $34,000) is unique in East
    376 22  - Cooper Bristol (at $34 ,000) is unique in East EDIN PETERS Here it is— Britain's BS4 MK2 By UERE'S the Cooper-Bristol. It's Britain's famous BS4 MK2, capable of hitting 152 m.p.h. when fitted with a high axle ratio. It's in Singapore now. Made its maiden Colony appearance a fortnight ago
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    SELANGOR HOISTS ITS HOPES
    158 22  -  CRUSADER BY A COSTLY experiment last Sunday lost Selanpor its second match against Singapore. The day previous the home team beat the visitors. Joe Soosay. Selangor's experienced right-half, was replaced by Kattan. Result: A weakened half-line. Undoubtedly the original line-up Soosay, Dutton and I. J. Singh—
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    486 22  -  Graham Ghort Finest car o£ its class in the Wo n i ROLLS-ROYCE set the lead with the inimitable advertising slogan: "The best car in the world." No one chose to argue. Now Jaguar follows suit, though on a more modest scale, to describe
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    A KING OF THE HIGHWAY
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    Breezy 100 by veteran Sabapathy
    251 23 I^ORMEH Colony and South r ricketer V. R. Sabapathy MOrad the .sea.sons second century when he knocked up 100 in NonBrnders's 76-run win over Singapore Recreation Club in a friendly m.itch on the padang yesterday. Putting on 96 runs for the first wicket with Che.ih
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    ALL THE RESULTS
    356 23 MEN S EVENTS 50m freestyle: 1. Koh Soon Teck, 2. Wan Tian Soon. 3. Matthew DCruz and Lim Chin Leong 31.5 sec: 100 m freestyle: 1. Koh Soon TecK, 2. Matthew DCruz, 3. Chow Chee Chini; lmin. 14.1 sec. 50m backstroke: 1. Benny Sect. 2. Wan Tian
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    Johore Indians put out Singapore
    124 23 KLUANG, Saturday. lOHORE Indians today beat Singapore Indians 3-1 J in the first round of the M.I.F.A. Cup. They will meet the winners of the Negri Sembilan-Malacca tie in the next round. Singapore Indians set the pace and scored first through centre-forward ZaKaria early in
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    Brian now quits with Copalan
    162 23 Brian now quits with Copalan BRIAN Isaac, SABA, youth (senior^ bantamweight champion, avenged his recent defeat by Gopalan with a three-round decision In a SABA, invitation tournament at Royal Malayan Navy Barracks last night. Oopalan, youth (Junior > bantam champion who beat Isaac in a special contest during the friendly
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    54 23 JOCKEY F. RIDE brings In Capt. S. Riley Lord's Babur past the post to win the Lincolnshire Handicap the first hie race of new English flat racing season. In second place is Setting Star (W. Snalth) while third on the rails is Nicholas Nickleby
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    BADMINTON GIRL SCORES A SWIMMING DOUBLE
    134 23 SINGAPORE'S "Badminton Girl" Nancy Lim, who holds six senior and junior titles, was again the star turn yesterday at swimming. Competing in the Singapore Teachers Training College Students Union's sixth annual swimming championships held at the Chinese Swimming Club. Nancy set up new records
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    BASKETBALL RESULTS
    85 23 RESULTS of semi-final fixtures In the SY.S.C basketball leapue last nlßht were: DIVISION TWO Group 2: Student Weekly 44 Hal I oke 40; Chanui Bus 55 Liang Kee 45. DIVISION THRKF droop 1: Chwee Hwa 44 Nahan 43: Fowlle North <Ta Hwa) 57 Je Yen 26: Oronp 2:
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    CHANGI IN 2-0 LEAGUE WIN
    40 23 RAF. Changi beat R.A.F. Seleutr 2-0 in .i S A FA. Dlv. 2B league match at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. In a Div. 3A match at Fairer Park, Arsenal B.C. bem Indian Brotherhood Soccerites 2-0.
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    FOUR-RUN WIN
    51 23 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Mersinu Cricket Club, playtng their first match In Johore Bahru. defeated Johore Bahru Ceylonese by four runs on the English College ground. a Mersing 75 (Mazlam 34. I Poobalam 18. Adolf 4-14 Ponnlah 3-24 i. Johore Bahru Ceylonese 71. (Ponnlah 34. Rahman 11. Raja Mahmud
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    Lock icon DAVID CHOONG IN SECOND ROUND
    53 23 PARIS. David Choong (Malaya i and Miss Sonia I Chambrill (Britain) won their opening match in the mixed doubles of the French Badminton Championships which started here yesterday. They beat Claude Bar and Mme. Bar 'Franco 15-6. 15-9. in the second round after a first
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    Singapore YMCA tennis results
    127 23 RESULTS of yesterday's V.M.C.A. lawn tennis championship matches were: Men's singles: A. G Pakir bt Sect Beng Sin 6-2. 6-1. Men's doubles: Ong Chew Be e and Lim Hee Chin bt. Y^ p Wee and Ong Swee Keng 6-2, 6-1; I. A. Alsagoff and H. Kamis
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    BAM may send invitations to Eddy and 4 foreign stars
    297 23  -  V.P. NAYAGAM SEVEN TOP MALAYANS WILL BE CHOSEN FOR MERDEKA MEET B> KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. TDDY CHOONG, the All-England champion, and four other international stars are likely to take part in the Merdeka badminton championships here from Sept. 2 to
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    AAA salvage a point
    171 23 AMICABLE A.A.. playing their A second match in the S.AJ.A. league first division at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Just managed to salvage a point from R E.M.E. who were without two ot their regular forwards, Arthur Koh and Whey Ah Kuan. The score was i-i. -"Z
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    VENUE CHANGED
    23 23 The S.C.A. senior league cricket match between Army and Chinese Recreation Club will be played at Aye r Rajah Road today.
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    96 23 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sat. The International Soccer Federation has ordered confiscation of all money received by Flamengo and Botafogo soccer teams in matches in Brazil with Hungary's Honved team. Five games were played In defiance of a FIFA ruling after Honved had been declared exiled by the
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    87 23 Klassen's 58 best feat in S'gor trial -niiiiiii imiiir? KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A BREEZY 58 by Leonard Klassen and good bowling by Alan Jones, Arthur Dews and Sivagnanam highlighted the first day's play in the Selangor cricket trial here today. Klassen put up the best performance of the day. He
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    SCOREBOARD|
    122 23 SCOREBOARD DEWS XI McCaw lbw Jones 23 Doral Raj lbw Slvagnanam 0 Murusesu lbw Slvagananam 4 Mahadavan lbw Jones 15 Armltage v. Dass b Jones 8 Sukhdev c Sivagnanam b Daos 0 Klassen c and b Bin Kheng 68 Dews c de Silva b Lee S Eng Cheng st de
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    67 23 LLANDUDNO, Sat. DETER ALLISB (Parkstone) won the British Professional Close Golf Championship here yesterday, defeating holder Charlie Ward (Little Aston) by three strokes over 72 holes. Alliss had an aggregate of 286 and Ward 289. r. p. Mills (Pinner Hill) who had rounds of 73 and
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    2413 24  -  EPSOM JEEP By Early Bird pips Marigold in the main sprint PALLANT TLRK, with Merv Fosner up, scored r a clever all-the-way win in the Class 2, Div. 1, f>f Trophy Race at Ipoh yesterday, concluding day of the Perak Turf Club March-April Meeting. The
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    102 24 SYDNEY, Sat. AUSTRALIAN Davis Cup player Neale Fraser left Sydney by air today to begin his sevenmonths' tour of South Africa, the Continent, and England. He will play In the South African Championships, and after a short tour there, go on to Bournemouth for the British
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    BERGMANN UPSETS WORLD CHAMPION
    263 24 LONDON. Sat. RICHARD BERGMANN, four times a former world champion, caused a big uptKi i. »F. en Table Tennis Championships champion Toshiak Tanaka, in a quarter final of the mens singlea event Bergmann won 21-9. 25-23, 18-21. 19-21, 21-19. His immaculate defence proved the key to
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