The Straits Times, 16 June 1957

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES fiettSal* in MaH a No. l.l ;:h SINGAPORE, SI'NDAY. JI'NE 16, 1957 >0 CENTS
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    TRAINS SLOWED AS 500 JOIN IN WORK-TO-RULE
    374 1 7 ships diverted to Singapore Railway junior officers' president says: We won't back this KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THAN 500 WORKERS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY'S RAILWAf NETWORK TODAY JOINED THE 1.000 MEN ALr OBEYING THE "WORK-TO RULE 1 CAMPAIGN ORDERED THE NATIONAL UNION OF RAILWAYMEN.
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    Resignations if Federation takes over Radio Malaya
    498 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Cy md demands i 'tis by the red Smqa- odio Mahould in broad- n be split offer rrierdeko ond the local staff be forced to go to Kuala Lumpur. Thcrr Bill also be .similar repercuntona .should the Singapore station be turned
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    I meet Penang's death drivers'
    412 1  - I meet Penang's death drivers' TAI SING ONN PEOPLE GET US ALL WRONG 1 By DENANC, Sat. The death drivers of this island a new gang of speedmad motor-cycle daredevils said today they were "the most misunderstood people m Penang At an open-air cafe in Gurney Drive which they convert
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    Lock icon TOWNSEND: LATEST
    21 1 VANCOUVER. Sat. Grou;j Captain Peter Townsend arrlved lure on Thursday from the Far East in the liner Orsova. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Quarantine is useless against flu, says W.H.O.
    153 1 /^ENEVA, Sat— The World Health Organisation said today that it oelieved that it was impossible to stop thr spread of influenza by quarantine. Such measures wer e as costly as they were ineffective "There should be a minimum interference with world traffic. although
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    Body is found in -weighted sack
    205 1 Workers call police to disused well THE decomposed body of a man tied up in a sack was pulled from a disused well in Singapore yesterday morning. Although the sack contained three stones weighing about 25 lb the body was floating. The man has
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    THEFT COUNT PRINCE ON $1,700 BAIL
    117 1 THEFT COUNT PRINCE ON $1,700 BAIL I ONDON, Sat. Prince Theophilus Cwalabi Benson, a member of the Nigerian team attending constitutional talks her*?. was released on 51, 700 bail today on a charge of stealing a diamond ring and wrist watch The owner of the ring and watch. Mrs. Folake
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    Tengku's brother hurt in smash
    151 1 Tengku's brother hurt in smash ALOR STAR. Sat. TENGKU ABDUL MAJID a younger brother the Federation Chief Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, was seriously injured m a ear accident here al noon today. Five hours later he was reported to be still In a "serious condition" in the General Hospital. He
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    Lock icon AVA 'DESERTED'
    18 1 MEXICO CITY, Sat -Ava Gardner yesterday filed a divorce action against Frank Sinatra, charging desertion AP
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    Lock icon West bail Russia's bomb-ban offer
    171 1 West bail Russia's bomb -ban offer LONDON. Saturday DUSSIA yesterday offered to admit Western mspectm into the Soviet Union provided agreement was reacted in ending hydrogen-bomb tests. At the same time it suggested that a two or throeyear moratorium on nuclear tetti be declared immediately while permanent abolition terms were
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    DURIAN AND WHISKY IN DEAD MAN'S ROOM
    152 1 A KLUANG businessman, Mr. Gan Seng Meng, 23, in Singapore on holiday, was found dead m his Jalan Besar hotel bedroom yesterday morning. His room reeked of durian. Beside him were three empty whisky quart bottles. Police removed the bottles (or clinical study.
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    Lock icon 'We can still be friends' says Mac
    214 1 'We can still be friends' says Mac LONDON, Sot. Britain ond Soviet Russia have "different points of view on many great issues" but these "ought not to prevent us from making some kind of advance towards a more sensible relation ship between our two countries." The British Prime M. Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 $15M FOR (ORDAN AMMAN, sii if t'liilrrj Nt.l(c> (nil. i\ .lord. iii $15 million |s i" ad\an«r p.ivi))<n( of |mr rican imi I aid In Mtafj HI million Ih year. Rrulrr.
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      6 1 Six 'Noes' For Railmen Page 4
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    PROVE THAT I'M INCURABLE, SHE TOLD THE DOCTORS...
    1606 2  -  Rhona Churchill no YOI ttKLIKYK 1\ »##«.»*#,#:>? Another .strange, medically baffling ease from Lourdvs By NEXT WEEK: MARY HENRY iiiiiiMii!iiiiiiimimiiiiiiiiiiiii!!timi:iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii WAS WAITING TO DIE... tllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllMlllllllllllllllllll AND WHEN SHE SAID IT, THIS WAS HOW SHE LOOKED TODAY, SEVEN YEARS LATER, SHE LOOKS LIKE
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    LOURDES' PLAN FOR BRITAIN
    208 2 A ROMAN Catholic so- ciety has built a British "Lourdes" a grotto duplicating the one in France where nearly a million cripples go every year seeking miracle cures. It is at Goodrich. Hertfordshire (pop. 440). By copying the original grotto and including stones from it, villagers
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    U.S. TOURISTS FOR U.K. ARE ON INCREASE
    115 2 I ONDON, American tourists will visit Britain this summer in greater numbers than ever. Few, it seems, will be put off by talk of antiAmencan feeling over Suez. An estimated 270,000 will arrive. This is 15.000 more than last year. They will spend
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    YOU MUST HAVE A DOUBLE BED
    585 3  - YOU MUST HAV E A DOUBLE BED Dr. G. K. SELBORNE says I can i an incredible :ssipai'id a--of on a. n mains na-'-taneous and t out of the ■-I it. nly be If it is not '1 out. inevitably bed i.ulates ■■■ir M'xuai desire nor is a louble bed'
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    HOW FAR SHOULD PETTING GO?
    1902 3  - HOW FAR SHOULD PETTING GO? DORIS OLDUM CONTINUING GETTING MARRIED, 1957'- A SERIES OF ADVICE TO YOUNG MARRIED AND ENCAGED COUPLES by M.A.. M.R.C.S.. L.R.C.P.. D.P.M. The articles appearing in this series are taken from "Getting Married, 1957," a special issue of "Family Doctor," the popular family magazine published monthly
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      129 3 MALAYAN 4^sSh RAILWAY \f L Personality Scries No. 31 Vr. > T. Wniiii ktun i* n _JB^v\ 5,,,-.ml (.mil. Ni«ii.i/#m«ri. **5S VViiOiJ^^A^V^ ,h.,r K r nf Ih. \.,,11, t lun »l -T">. XSJK£/1 y^ V't **wn u.i'li i V y^^L 7 Sl\\ \1,,1,,,,,i, ll.iiln.n. X X^-* VV//^ fa ipjil till
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      5 3 Next Week MARRIAGE AND CAREER
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      209 3 tM. More precious than jhv{ a crown To be a friend is to give your heart. And so it li only right that we should offer you our dearest possessions our skies, our earth, our g<>rsunshine. our beautiful moon, and the warmth of our friendship the garland of hospitality. Come
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    All out bid to halt toll of road deaths
    238 4 All out bid to halt toll of road deaths THt Singapore Safety First Council is launching an all-out campaign to reduce the number of road accidents, Mr. A E. Shepherd, chairman, said yesterday. id that the ■'I about 20 to 30 pro- [X'ople who will form the nev. committee of
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    ARE MALAYAN MEN CLOTHES CONSCIOUS?
    261 4 Spot-check gives surprising answer Experience Proves The Point All over the world, from He« York to Negrl Sembil.m. male attire is a topical subject, we have recently carrit-ci out a spot-check amongst a cross-section of Malayan women on this subject the answers were I Mng
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    ROCK'-N-ROLL
    77 4 The manager of a large air-conditioned recordstudio in Malaya told us that "Rock 'n Roll" recordings an> amongst his best sellers, teenagers and adults, too, are buying everything they can get of this rhythm. "It's noticeable, too," he reported "that more and more of my customers wear woollens in
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    STENOGRAPHER SPEAKS OF MALAYAN MEN
    86 4 STENOGRAPHER SPEAKS OF MALAYAN MEN TrUs y°ung lady works in a Company in the I Federation, she says that Malayan men are fifty-fifty m tneir dress'You pet some men who Pa y lots of attention to their clothes, others who couldn't care less" but one thing to which our friend
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    Chamber music next Sunday
    48 4 The Singapore Musical Society will present the first of two chamber music coni certs by the Musica Viva Players next Sunday. It will be presented in the new air-conditioned Cultural Centre, on Canning Rise. The programme *'H1 include works by Beethoven, Haydn and Faure.
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    SIX NOES' FOR THE UMBERING UP- ON ROOF
    332 4 SIX NOES' FOR THE UMBERING UP- ON ROOF ADMINISTRATION EXPLAINS WHY IT CANT GRANT DEMANDS FOR MORE PAY High kicks first then tricks Will censor pass Dunham's dances? Till big question facing the I athav Oriianisa. tion is: Will Singapore police censors ban any ot the nunihcrs in the Katherine
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    RAILWAYMEN
    379 4 You already get more than a proportionate share of the cake KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE deputy general manager of the Malayan Railway. Mr. D D, Bartlett. hat told the National Union of Railwaymen that the railway staff have already been enjoying "more than a proportionate share of the cake."
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    Clerk held at hospital
    35 4 MALACCA. Sat. The licensing clerk at Pollen Headquarters here, Mr. A. Nadarajah. 40. was detained by police at the Malacca General Hospital yesterday He had not been to word since Wednesday.
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    $10 m. LOAN TO OPEN NEW LAND
    119 4 IfUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Colonial Development Corporation has agreed to lend the Federation Land Development Authority $10 million to help open up land in Malaya, the Sunday Times was told today. A spokesman for the Ministry for Natural Resources said that the loan
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    Mr. Tay Boon Seng, J.P.
    92 4 MALACCA. Sat.— Mr. Tay Boon Sens, aged 43, wellknown planter and businessman, who was made a Justice of the Peace on the occasion of the Queen s birthday. Is connected with 25 local public bodies. He is the president of the Menp Seng Charitable Association,
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    Drowned boy's bodyrecovered
    79 4 Drowned boy's body recovered TELUK ANSON. Sat. Police today recovered the body of Chan Swee Fong, 19. a student at the St. Anthony's I School here, who was drown!ed in the Perak River on Thursday. Chan and a friend. Joseph Koit, went paddling a canoe when it capsized. Another friend.
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    HIS NEW DUTY
    30 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Inspector Sarjeet Singh Dhadiwal on return from leave in India has been posted to Tangkah for duty. He was formerly Court Inspector, Johore Bahru.
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    Tengku—the man who never despaired
    129 4 Tengku— the man who never despaired KULIM, Sat. THE Chief Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, confessed yestprday he had never won a prize in school. "But I rover despaired," he told students of the Badllshah School at their Speech Day. "Never say die," he added "I took my Bar exam when
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    Assemblyman says he was defamed in paper: 3 for trial
    145 4 Assemblyman says he was defamed in paper: 3 for trial rE Singapore Second Criminal District Court yesterday fixed Sept. 11 and 12 for the trial of three nien charged with defaming the character of Assemblyman, Mr. Lim Cher Kheng. The defendants are Tan Pek Ping, proprietor of Sin Lit Pao,
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    SINGAPURISM'
    73 5 The political philosophy of candidate Koh K«h. an lml.-p. ...1. >,t candidate conteatin* that d'i&ton' •■-..0n to the S, MKap< r /V;. K r Mr h..h explained: "In a nutshell Sinsapiirism «-.,p, 8lnga»«r c whateWr toed Z ii.-xn ..f past ..iiili.,ti..nslsms MM h.i.l their «o<kl and had points Pt.d
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    THE BIG QUESTION IS: WHO SLEPT WHERE?
    166 5 \tf RE you ore at midnight on Monday is tmportant numerators who will visit all Singa- < from Tuesday morning to take their last e poputat ■BLNALBANACH" IM H\ IBB IK'IM I K <>\ I l\| SI sun '4 when under Harbour •nendfd
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    Two Malayans accuse Kiwis of colour bar
    649 5  -  DAVID FINDLAY 'Snubbed by N.Z. girls'** 'Doors slammed in our face 9 NEWSMAN HEARS COMPLAINTS By From WELLINGTON, Saturday After early trials a happy ending for the Kedah brothers "J"WO Malayan students who are attending Wellington's Victoria University College have accused New Zealanders
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    VISIT TO JAIL
    31 5 The Chief Justic P of Singapore. Sir John Whyatt. accompanied by the Registrar of the Supreme Court, Mr. T. Kulasckaram. yesterday visited Changi jail to inspect prison conditions.
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    DEATH AT 64 OF Mr. CHUA CHENG LIAT
    99 5 DEATH AT 64 OF Mr. CHUA CHENG LIAT j^R CHUA Cheng L.ot, chairman and managing director of the Cycle and Carnage Co., Singapore, died yesterday morning in his sleep 9t his home in Lloyd Road. Mr. Chua, 64, joined the Cycle and Carriage Co., winch wa s started by his
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    Siam Embassy in K.L. soon
    63 5 KUALA LUMPUR. SatThp Siamese OoosulateOenen] here will b raised t<> the status of an Embassy alter merdeka, it was announced here today. The Consul-General. Mr. Sunthorn Hongladarom, said the Embassy would have jurisdiction over the whole country In Penang there will be a Consulate-General. Mr.
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    Entries for Miss X-Ray
    74 5 The Sinsaporc Labour Front's Katong branch will hold a "Miss X-Ray Club. 1957" contest as the highlight of its cabaret show at the Badminton Hall on July 7. Girls wishinc to enter the contest are asked to contact Mr. Kingsley Morrando. compere of the show, at
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    DETECTIVE FREED
    39 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Lim Kirn Yeow .a detective, was acquitted in the Sessions Court today on a charce of acceptinK a $30 bribe, alleuedly paid by a man he arrested in possession of 50 packets of opium.
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    WATERWORKS OPEN
    25 5 SEGAMAT. Sat. The Fcdrratlon Minister for Works and Telecommunications. Inche Sardon Jubir. today i declared open the now Sega- mat wator .supply scheme.
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    WOMEN TOLD: ENTER SINGAPORE POLITICS
    185 5 MR. G.G. Thomson, Director of Information Services, appealed to Singapore women yesterday to take an active interest in the political affairs of their country. He told the monthly lunch meeting of the Business and Professional Women's Club: "In the coming elections women must shoulder equal
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      116 5 NOTICE As a mark of respect to the founder Managing Director of Messrs. Cycle if Carriage C:o. (1926) Ltd., the late MR. CHUA CHENG LIAT, the Singapore Kuala Lumpur Offices of the Company will be closed on Monday, 17th June 1957. *:••••••••••••••->* I tAUJRb .1 J IN COLOR 4 Jf
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      625 5 A new world of conveniences with HOME APPLIANCES Westinghouse WHERE BIG THINGS ARE HAPPENING FOU YOU! Sole Aqenfi:— KHOO HENG PHO CO., LTD. 204. Cantonment Road, Spore. Tel: ***** ***** WtKtatmtKmmmmmmmmmmmmmam warn 60'- Jfr, End crippling rheumatic pains 49 and muscular aches with SLOAN'S. Dab it on Feel its A
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      328 5 What's on TODAY sOdU.IST PARTY: SINC.XPORK KKRAIA S\M\ *kGl.r^ l,v-ele<tion JAM: Tea party in honour of Mr. ™etm ß at Windstedt V. M Madhavan Matt. DM InfCiirnnnii met- ...k CosnmusMoner for Matan. at L»n C CelecUon Ch Jranjon^ Aae.phi Roof Garden. Coleman Paean meetmc at Shenton Way CHINESF „R|VMM Ed«ard
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    A GIRL WHO IS MORE-SO THAN MARILYN MONROE
    413 6 A GIRL WHO IS MORE-SO THAN MARIL YN MONROE KEEP YOUR EYE ON HER: SHE S THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME Elvi Hale, the Olivier girl/ is a new exciting personality By Leonard Mosley is the sort of girl who can come straight out of a rainstorm or from
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    Apple snowballs appeal to the palate
    163 6 1 delicious w• t called Apple Snowball appealIng to the eye ai w Vhr J M.idc with a;. until tender, thu. delirious filling of ban..: of meringue ai.nut. the -p will Mil :il] You need 5 small brown .■i cloves. 1 banan.i. 1 teaspoon
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    BOGEYS CAREER WIVES FACE
    140 6 JlAimisv is the bu: Ixvey career wives face the 'eaman feels when his Alfe 1 orking cirl. But there's another pit full too. urh is expecti-d of a wife at home It .1 tough after a ri iy hi the office to so home to the
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    Do try to build up a perfume 'wardrobe'
    231 6  - Do try to build up a perfume 'wardrobe' SUSAN BARRIE By THE world's fashion leaders say a girl should change her perfume as often as she does her dress and wear just as many different ones as she chooses different colours. This may sound an expensive idea for girls on
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    Fights and jealousy, but still they loved
    350 6  - Fights and jealousy, but still they loved Anne Scott-James By I HAVE just read an extraordinary book about a happy marriage. A marriage Uttered with violent rows, wrecked by drink, and hideous with Hotjarthian squalor. But a marriage far happier than that of millions of well-preserved couples whose relationship is
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    Don't throw away those Ss
    192 6  - Don't throw away those Ss JOAN M UN DAY By £AN you afford to be a slave to fashion? Do you want to follow each new whim and fancy as it makes it's appearance? So many younger girls who have just started to earn a little money of their own
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    A hint for housewives
    35 6 A uife, according to the chairman of one of Britain's biggest group of stores, is a positive a*set only if she treats her husband's work as a part-time job for herself.
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      156 6 MIIhW INI MODERN TONIC FOOD FOR THE MODERN AGE NOSE TO THE GRINDSTONE THE STRESS and STRAIN with busmesv brisk and competition keen, the r»nin»N irr executive has an arduous day. Instructions to give. °f MODERN Llrt difficult decisions to make, a full "IN" tray, letters to dictate and the
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      The 'KNOW ALLS' Drop us a Line
      1212 7 The 'KNOW ALLS' Drop us a Line Address your letter: The 'Knew Alls', The Sundsy Times, Cecil Street, Singapore 1. A roving husband and his scolding wife loyed My to drink \<.K 23. i :tural a lot v ater have I. ft (nude and Of your w ka alwith time
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      A PROPOSAL ENDED IN A KNIFE ATTACK ON FRIEND
      1521 7 A PROPOSAL ENDED IN A KNIFE ATTACK ON FRIEND J^OW 33, I love a man of 25 who was introduced by my brother and stayed with us a few months. He has a girl friend who is now about 19. So one day I proposed an engagement to him. He
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      137 7 Wtal carpets and carpeting which you can obtain from Robinsons. Come on riund and see the Ray array. From the UK come the latest Carpets in the loveliest colours of Odd. Groo,. Blue. Cherry. Wine. Grey, and also Mottled Carpets in Black/Wh.tc. -eacock Black, Red Black. Yellow/Bl.ck, available in s.zes
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      273 7 Time for a ■HI! ',i aUq Malaya's own? distinguished JJC AWAIOIO COIO MIDAI AT lONOON HIWIBS IXMIIITION 19S« OtSTIItUTID tr »«ASI« b NIAVI *.3 NERVY? IRRITABLE? DEPRESSED? YEAST-M NOW IN A HERiY t Take yeast-vttb MODERN w hen you're nervy and for hA C\M M all pains and av.hes. m
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    Lock icon THE LUCK OF YOUNG SAILOR GYLES
    309 8 Nobody saw him fall overboard in the dark -but ship astern picked him up MELBOURNE, Saturday. QN BOARD the freighter River Norman they are talking of the luck of young sailor Cyles Bridson. Cyles. 19, is a second-year apprent cc on the ship. When
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    COMING SOON-A COTTON QUEEN
    139 8 COMING SOON-A COTTON QUEEN BRITAIN'S first Cotton Queen 19-year-old s> Angela Smith, will arrive in Singapore on June 30. She was crowned Cotton v in at London's Royal Festival Hall on April 20. With the title she won a four month Commit. i. wealth tour. 1 1.000 in cash and
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    TRAVELLING BUG
    19 8 GENEVA. Sat.— The now 'Asian influenza" virus has now moved into Europe. Australia and North America LJ.P.
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    Lock icon TROOPS USE . TEAR GAS IN BATTLE WITH WOMEN
    104 8 TROOPS USE TEAR GAS IN BATTLE WITH WOMEN NICOSIA. Sat. British troops in Cyprus used tear gas yesterday to ward oft a mob of fighting-mad Greek Cyprlot women, who attacked with stones, pails full of water and fists In Kalapsyda. a village in the Famagusta district. The troops were called
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    3 subs bound for Egypt
    66 8 LONDON, Sat— Three Soviet submarines sighted in the English Channel nine 1 days ago were last night reportod heading through the Mediterranean for Egypt. An Admiralty spokesman said the smallest of the three submarines, escorted by a minesweeper, is likely to be transferred to the
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    14 UNCOVERED
    25 8 CAIRO. Sat. -Srvcn offlcors. four sergeants and three cadets at a Khartoum military academy have been arrested in connection with an underground organisation.
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    INGRID'S ROMAN CHAPTER 15 CLOSED
    200 8 INGRID'S ROMAN CHAPTER 15 CLOSED DOME, Sat. Ingnd Bergman has sent word from Paris to her friends in Italy: "The Roman chapter of my life is closed the next chapter may have a London setting." Bergman, 40 next August, is considering offers to star in Jean Giradoux's Lucrece in English
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    JAPANESE CARS ENTERED IN 10,000-MILE QUALITY TEST
    91 8 TOKYO. Sat.— Three Japanese manufacturers said today they Intended to ente r cars in the 10,000--mile international endurance road race in Australia in August. The Toyota Motor Co. said it would enter its "Tokyo Pet Crown de Luxe." a six-passenger. 70 m.p.h. sedan
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    Lock icon FILM FOR FESTIVAL
    27 8 BERLIN. Sat.— A Malayan film, 'Hang Tuah, will be one of 95 screened at the West Berlin film festival starting here next Friday. Rcuter.
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    Lock icon Too many murders for the Yard
    110 8 Too many murders for the Yard LONDON. Sat. QCOTLAND YARD has called !>3 on a top "outside" detective to assist it in the country*« current murder wave. Twenty-nine people have died violent deaths in the last two months and the Yard mm are so busy with their Investigation* that they
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    NEWS CHIEF DIES
    29 8 HONG KONG. Sat. Mr. Willinm Alick Grlnham. general manager of the South China Morning Post, di'rj here this morning after a long illness. He was 47
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    From butcher boy to cattle king
    220 8 MELBOURNE. Sat.— Sir William Angliss. a London butcher's boy who became the millionaire "king" of Australia's meat trade died here to- j day. He was 92. He came to Australia In 1884 with only a few shillings and moved from Rockhamp- ton. Queensland, to
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      368 8 AT w'oj9*^j m protect that cut with Elastoplast lIRST AID DRESSINGS Cuts and fraMf need immediate protection with iplast. A mat Elastoplast adhesive dressing will keep the wound tree- from infection until it is healed. The dressing is clastic and stretches with the skin move" ments. Being adhesive, Elastoplast really
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      297 8 THEWiSDOM DEHTIST TELLS YDj how rifO' Qsij&- Oiver really B^A A^ f -^-^-V!k^^^^ hsl water. carefully and tan^.t > r Soaking in stand it up to dry hot water warps the brush-head helps to keep H\ 'and loosens the tuP's. firm and resilient. v>.-^^_^ 'Sfijl dean them with VV s
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    In a dark, old shop new limbs for old
    291 9 In a dark, old shop new limbs for old Mr. L- SHOEMAKER WITH A DIFFERENCE Her mother was so impressed Times Reporter AtCU electric bulb lit up the low bench and the oh a man intent on p th a piece of lea- few minutes nearly comI I j human
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    Three Malayans set up bachelors* paradise
    427 9 IIUBART. Sat. rllt Asian stuciint bachelors in llobart, Tasmania. H.i beaten their accommou. m problem by setting up house on their own and have made it work successfully, financially and otherwise They believe that Msecret of their success is in one simple rule: "I)on"t
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    ALL IN A DAY'S HOMEWORK FOR Mr. DO-IT-YOURSELF
    642 9  - ALL IN A DAY'S HOMEWORK FOR Mr. DO-IT-YOURSELF CHAN CHIN BOCK FROM SIMPLE WOODEN SANDALS TO ELABORATE WARDROBE By NOT far from the smoke and grime of a small cluster of factories in the Bukit Timah area of Singapore live a man and his wife in a little house which
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    THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL
    571 9 THE COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL Q Old friends say farewell to Tuan QN 28th May our old friends. Mr. and Mrs. C L Peet, paid a farewell visit to the Dusun. They were persuaded from making a hurried visit to Mersing; instead they drove to see the work in progress on the
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      147 9 GIVE YOUR SKIN THE Sj7\ SOFTNESS OF A ffitiajfj I A I RYBODY ADMIRES a skin that is smooth and soft and clear. Let gentle I l.i/rhtic" Simu pve \'»ir skin the beauty (arc it needs. fragl mt "■H.t/rlmr' Sikiu is .ts cool as the dawn bree/e. It lightens the
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      386 9 OF INTEREST TO ADVERTISERS in ALOR STAR PENANG IPOH KUALA LUMPUR SEREMBAN The Ijtejt timct 'or h.inding in Zlastificd Advcrtiicmcntt to our >r«nch officci luted below, for >üblication in the following lay's ismc of ttie Strain Tlwct, ■re at fellowi Tg^ mum ti>i»n c c.wvii ii H MIVKRTIM MINI MK\
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 10 rrfj fin (mlmlmmm) -NSTANT and v«ry dear E Walker (Wally) i 'e. Sun«el Slput, who terrorists on June
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    53 10 ill W,r4. Sit (mUnlmmm) FRESH ALPINE AIR from the Swiu aircieaner. tin produce* oione, I or lark of which In ere greatly Influences I .;.le. apart from an important part a? a deodorant, disinfectant lrut purposes No tired, no upkeep, ptlon negligible I at Oammeteri Ltd., 16 cj Phone
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore. June 16. 1957. SECTIONAL INTERESTS
    499 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore. June 16. 1957. SECTIONAL INTERESTS 'IUIE duty of a government A is to govern in the interests of the whole people, and not just for the benefit of a section of the people. That is the way in which the Government of Singapore sees and carries
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    OUT—The true story behind this headline
    202 10  - OUT —The true story behind this headline MICHAEL GOLDSMITH BY Attorney-General under suspicion of spying) jommits suicide BERNE, ftlon.--buuUttLuid't AttorneyUenerai, >lr Rene Dubois. committed tuitldt last night after coming under suspicion of ipy. tof for France, the Swiss Government announced. 7 Dubois became involv- fed ia a police U»»estif tion
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    Lock icon Lid blows off spy ring in Swiss capital
    873 10 Lid blows off spy ring in Swiss capital This is the story as it can be pieced together from well-inform-ed sources: Colonel Marcel Mercier was one of the chiefs of French military intelligence in World War 11. He came to Berne in June 1952 as Commercial Attache, but took little
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      93 10 SIR_I have been closely following your articles in the Sunday Times about the miraculous cures at Lourdes, entitled "Do you believe In Miracles." I would like to reproduce here what Rusael Braddon has to say about Lourdes In his wonderful book, "Cheshire V.C." 11 The value of Lourdes lies
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      Marriages
      90 10 SIR —I was much fascinated by the articles that' are taken from ■'Getting Married, 1957," a special Issue of 'Family Doctor." As I wish to keep a copy of that special issue In my library could you please advise me where to get it. S. M. LOPEZ. Malacca. Write
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    THREAT TO SCHWEITZER'S HOSPITAL
    275 10 NEW YORK. Sat. Dr. Albert Schweitzer, who is 82, is seeking a successor to run his world -famed mission hospital at Lambarene, in French Equatorial Africa. But so far he has failed to find the right man. And there is a possibility that the hospital may
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    LONDON
    850 10  -  JAN MOK-AI By A few tips to the lonely Malayan in the 'city without a heart' THE London lights look down dispassionately on the couple, the "street cars I and the lonely Malayan boy wai ing through its streets. .he lights regard everyone in that same unblinking, dispassi^ and
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    The 'Four Girls in Town'
    58 11 The 'Four Girls in Town Winners of the "Four Cirls in Town" contest, held at the Capitol theatre last right during the screening of the film of the same name (from left): Miss Shirley Jones, 16. Mrs. Patnna Forsyth. 20. Miss Sylvia Terry. 18. and Miss Manon Willis. 17. They
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    PLANS FOR SATELLITE TOWN NEAR MALACCA
    67 11 PLANS FOR SATELLITE TOWN NEAR MALACCA ki XA. Sat Plans for new satellite 'Jdan^. 14 will be, \ilacca approval I this month olves the j a 200--resent R 2,000.- Ith Forces, ;p-to-a post I I petrol I Money difficulty wound Mahalr- d. Mr. Id the Suntoday that the uld be
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    MAN BUS DETAINED BY POLICE
    30 11 mar :.ilaran Pasir Purang in Sinpapore on Thursday. The robbery nrttrd $467 H e was held while travelling in a bus from Singapore to Malacca
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    EMERGENCY ENTERS TENTH YEAR
    354 11 ANNIVERSARY TO REMEMBER- IN THREE DAYS IT COVERED ALL MALAYA RAHMAN: FEWER REDS, BUT WE MUST NOT BE CAUGHT NAPPING KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE WAR against the Communist terrorists in the Federation enters its tenth year next week. Nine years ago tomorrow, the Government proclaimed a
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    Rugby star on cheat charge
    68 11 PENANG. SAt A Penang rugby state player. George Jefree McCully. 33. traffic superintendent of the Penang Port Commission. claimed trial in the sessions court here today to criminal breach of trust of $1,000. The money, it was alleged, represented a deposit paid to the Port
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    Radio talk on S'pore future
    64 11 Methodist cnurcnes in Singapore In co-operation with the Malayan Christian Council will present a panel discussion over Radio Malaya at 11.30 a.m. today. The topic will be "Singapore faces the future." Rev. Craig Wilder, the pastor of Wesley Methodist Churrh. will be the leader and
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    ENVOY SEES JUMAT
    30 11 The now Pakistan Trad.' Commissioner in Singaj»rt. Major Ahmad All Khan. .sat-J a courtesy call on the acting Chief Minister. Inche Abdu' Hamid bin Haji Jumat, yesterday.
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    Girl, 14, did not want to wed
    187 11 50 MAN STABBED HER, COURT TOLD A MAN stabbed a 14 year-old girl because she did not want to marry him, a Singapore court was told yesterday Dr. P. W. Ngui of the General Hospital said the girl, Sundari. could have died from
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    Hotel man on $9,600 cheat charge
    92 11 Hotel man on $9,600 cheat charge Cn'RIL FRANCIS THOMAS. j 28. the chief receptionist Of Raffles Hotel. Singapore, pleaded guilty yesterday to v charge ol cheating the holi-i (if $9,623 between Jan. 1 and May 31. The Eighth Magistrate Court was told that Thoma^j made out cash chits in the
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    SMALLPOX ALERT
    24 11 An official Singapore notification yesterday declared Jeddah and Mecca as small-pox-infested places. People arriving from them will be subjected to quarantine regulations.
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    Merdeka in Wellington
    73 11 WELLINGTON. Sat Malayan students here plan •-0 celebrate Merdeka Day (Aug. 31) by putting Maiaya before the New Zealand j pubhe. Apart from the formal function the students hope to hold an exhibition of Malayan .arts and culture, at the j Central Public Library. They have asked
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    COPRA PRICE
    67 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul yesterday! were: Straltt Borneo Copra: June $22 buyers. $23 7 r sellers Tone quies. Fair merchantable Bombay I mi\rd ropra: June 527 buyers, $27', sele*s. Tone quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Milleri Association: bulk $40' 2 .sellers, drum $44 '/a sellers. Tone
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    Official Assignee to quit after 34 years' service
    92 11 MR. SIEW mm FOOK. (right) 52, Malaccas Vsistant Official Assignee since June 1948, has Rone on leave prior to retire, ment, after 34 years in the Government service. He was a member of the Federal Labour Advisory Board from 1952 to 1956.
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    KILLED-6,341 REDS)
    100 11 KILLED -6,341 REDS) Federation Emergency figures up to Friday, June 14, 1957: TERRORISTS Total Incidents— 2o.B4l; Killed— 6.34l; Captured— 1 Surrendered— l,9l9; Wounded 2,750. SECURITY FORCES Killed— l.B4B (Police special operational volunteer force, kampong and home guards, 1,340; Military, 508). Wounded— 2,sl9 (Police, etc., 1,585; Military, 934). CIVILIANS Ki11ed— 2.456;
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    'FAVOURITISM' CHARGE AGAINST SHIPPER
    197 11 THE Indian Commissioner in Singapore has been asked to investigate allegations that a local Indian shipping agency is showing "favouritism" in allocating passages The complaints come from a group of Indians who booked passages home in the State of Madras last month but could not leave
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    Old Rafflesians to celebrate
    48 11 Old Rafflesians former pupils of Raffles Institution and Raffles Girls' School will hold a dinner and dance at the New Peking Restaurant at 8 p.m. on June 26. Those wishing to attend the function can get tickets from Mr. Chan Kirn Yong. Raffles Institution.
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    Girl dies on the spot
    69 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Chan Ah Yoke, a teenage girl, cam c into collision with a motor vehicle last night in Jalan Kebun Teh and was killed instantaneously. The vehicle, which police say was either a jeep or a Land Rover, did not stOD after the
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    JBLUE BOY, THE WONDER CAI
    118 12 i ONDON A purring Ld curly-coated tortoise- shell cat called Blue Boy has become a scientific E sensation. s Blue Boy has fathered 65 s kittens in two years. That's nothing to boast about for any ordinary tomcat. But in Blue Boys case it's a
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    PORTRAITS
    410 12 READER interest was really stirred by the theme of this week's Picture Contest "Portraits'". Entries poured in so rapidly and in such ouantity that we were literally swamped. We must remind readers to mail their entries at the earliest possible date. Several pictures have been arriving after the closing
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      12 12 Histonc.il Corner by Don.ild D.ivies appc.m on P.i?c 1 "i this week
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      191 12 ACROSS: l. Cut (5); 6. See! DOWN: 1. Cap (5); 2 They (7); 12. Game (6); 13. Part •"defeated (6); 3. Longed (5); (4,; 14 Pale ,5,; 15 Awfully %*°Y Vo™^T&dST amused (7i; 17. Boat (4>; 18. 8. For foot (4); 9. Quadruped Hunting colour (4); 19- Bird <3>; 10
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      Love is a nightmare for psychoanalyst Dave
      336 13 VJyHEN a psychoanalysf. probing the subconscious of h.s patients discovers that his fiancee was a bit of a gal in her sweater days, you really have a situation. Especially when he infers so much from their halting words that he sees red and
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      Record Playtime
      392 13 •ywo records to set the tone for a quiet evening at home 1 come from Philip* Down South (B ***** Li and Debussy's Images 1 A ***** R l Down South Is a 12-lnch collection of I 15 songs of the American Soian Mv Old Kentucky Home; Deep
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      THE TRUTH BY TINY TIM TOPPLES A SMALL TOWN
      404 13 THE TRUTH BY TINY TIM TOPPLES A SMALL TOWN REVIEWS BY DOUG LACKERSTEEN |N those dear old kindergarten days when I was never Teacher's Favourite child stars occupied a very special position in the cinema firmament. Producers pampered them, directors fretted Tf»c h e r O'tlara and p c t
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      No-gun Mahoney is pure baloney as wily sheriff in olden West
      151 13 No-gun Mahoney is pure baloney as wily sheriff in olden West SHOWDOWN AT ABILENE" (LniversalInternational) presents our old friend, the pys- < hop.ithic sheriff, and his well-known phobia against six shooters. Naturally he is the fastest draw in the untamed West but his allergy to guns was whipped up when
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      ROMAN CASTS A RING AROUND REDS
      207 13 •THE Saturday Evening 1 Post serial "FIVE STEPS TO DANGER." by Donald Hamilton, has been turned into a suspenseful movie by United Artists, ideal for those who like to live dangerously via the cinema screen. Starring Stirling Hayden and Ruth Roman, this story of
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      The producer makes a good point
      198 13 The producer makes a good point H'': A PRODUCER of documentary films, observed Mr. Stuart Letig. wearing something of a 'quiet man's" smile, "is like a midwife he brings forth out of labour Mr. I<eg« obvtomly is qualified to make such an observation. He has been producing documentaries for well
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      599 13 J( il a Shaw show it th* JsWl iktm m 9 1 MT PHOVE 2<tTs9 4jJill*Jrs? \<m siiouiM. 11 1.45, 4_ Ui a 9^n p. m Georre NADER Julie ADAMS Bydnpy CHAPLIN In I I "4 GIRLS IN TOWN" qmemascope I 1 TODAY 9 a.m OMMBIA CARTOONS". Tonight M'nite "MAMA
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      167 13 Slncaporr 476 mrlrnt and 12 30 M«-iodv Time: 100 Pro- 41 mrtrr*. gramme Sumirui) 101 Music Id i Kuala I.umpur 341 mrtrm A Mld-I>iy Mood. 130 News; 145 I Penane 366 metrea. Sxeet And Sentimental; 200 Hit' Malacca 297 mrUr-% Parade; 230 Concert Hour; 330 AM 7. 15 Time Signal
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    BECKY TRAVELS TO SEE HISTORY
    124 14 J^ISTORYis no dull subject to Miss Becky Chan, 21, a final-year student of Hong Kong University. She finds it so interesting that >he is going to Europe to see the countries whose histories she is to specialise in for her honours examination. Miss Chan arrived
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    Teachers union claims 'Govt, trying to turn public against us'
    432 14 Teachers union claims 'Govt, trying to turn public against us' WE TOOK HEED OF OUR RESPONSIBILITIES -THEY THOUGHT WE WERE WEAK T"HE Singapore Teachers Union, which is threatening fo call a strike by its 2,500 members, yesterday accused the Education Ministry of trying to sway public opinion against it. Commenting
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    COLUMBIA MAN MARRIES RADIO SINGER
    39 14 MR LEONARD ROSK. the Columbia I'i.-i,,,, for South -I ist Uia and his hride. the fern Greenfield, itlm leu trmm New York i<>, Sinuiporc vestordav Tho bridr is u siiuifi-.— Sunday TLnip s picture
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    Lone terrorist hit, flees
    56 14 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A 'patrol of the 2nd Bn the Royal Australian Regimen:, opened fire on a lone Communist terrorist in the Sungei Siput district of Perak yesterday. The terrorist ti.ri. but is believed to have been woun- ded. A blood trail was found I and
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    For sale soon — 500 3-D paintings in aid of koon-tow fund
    179 14 For sale soon 500 3-D paintings in aid of koon-tow fund MORE than 500 3-D paintings will be shown in Singapore in August. They are the work of a Chinese physician, Mr. Chia Hwee Chcong. who has been perfecting these paintings during the last 35 years. The venture has proved
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    FIRST ASIAN PRIEST TO BE SELECTED
    80 14 FIRST ASIAN PRIEST TO BE SELECTED I VNIrK N GOH, of St Theresa's hurth (aktn), is one of tuo priests uli<> have been appointed b] the Archbishop of Singapore and Malacca, the Ki. Rev. M. OUomrmiv. to he vicars-general of the archdiocese The other is Father H. Rerthold of the
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    Leaders meet Sultan
    48 14 PEKAN. Sat The Sultan of Pahang arrived at Jerantut ferry In the Lipis district from Pekan this afternoon and was met oy Justices of the Peace and community leaders of Lipis and Jerantut. He wa.- entertained to lunch by the various communities at Jerantut dub.
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    Now bus union says 'Take back 59 men'
    104 14 Now bus union says 'Take back 59 men' T»HK Singapore Bus Workers Union fMterday called on the Hock Lee and Tay Koh Yut btu companies to run M of Ita di.smi.ssrd members, instead of the 82 In its original demand. Thn union earlier a management offer to take bark eight
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    TWIN GIVES TWIN KIDNEY SO THAT MAY LIVE
    245 14  - TWIN GIVES TWIN KIDNEY SO THAT MAY LIVE PETER B, Ntw roitK Tweatj 1 1 Richard Herrii tu<i.i\ taieij has an idem hrother a bi save him nrn Mdaeyi Richard— v Boston. M and whose moth< dead, i.inn fi ampton— hid able kidnr\ di* Doctors i years to live twins'
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    Charged wit robbery
    31 14 Tan Kirn < Wing Tun^ charged In with robbln wife of $4fi:i in ca Th. v Wi I committed three oth i ng i Both wi i one a
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    ON THE ROOF OF AUSTRALIAN
    714 19  -  NGYOOKYOON By A $3,500 Mil. HydroElectric Scheme Cuthega power station of the vast Snowy Mountains Hydro-Electnc scheme in the Australian Alps. Penstock lines carry the water to the turbines, after it has been brought through a 3i-mile long tunnel under a mountain. HIGH up in
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      275 20 SCOTCH WHISKY K9 1 x !p_ Th« bip(!CTt and the stronßest men 2_^___ join topcther to make the best team l^^^Nl lor rullmg the rope,' known as the "C'^9k Tug-of-war. 'I his exciting (port '^IH^^fe.^ very popular in Scotland. __j fci.lt IMPORTEK9, KR4SKK A ffEAVK LTD. 9^n "^c BSST... htful
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    930 21  -  ROBERT PITMAN BOOKS by HER DEATH STIRRED A NATIONS ANBER IE that your log scamperTie main Sunday J> if me it y 3 car h <irove straight Wh.:t would you to the .ibout Rut Screams .idlul il i; lo Mil KILLED
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    621 21  - Read at the double to save time HAROLD M. HARRIS WHAT'S YOUR SPEED? Below 250 words per minute Slow 250-350 word* per minute Normal Above 350 words per minute Fast LONDON |J I read Can you keep up eports. and |our- mdusnd promen have to do their |ob t> taken
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    534 21 HISTORICAL CORNER BY DONALD DAVIES QNE of the most interesting historical "finds" in New Zealand recently among the effects of the early Colony surveyor John Turnbull Thomson was a lithograph prmt of one of Thomson's oil paintings. Entitled: View of Singapore from Government Hill,
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    756 22  - Comfort a-plenty at 100 m.p.h. in this new M.G. Graham Short i A FRIEND in the business claims: "Leave me alone with any motorist for two minutes and nine times out of ten I can tell what type of car he drives." A successful businessman, quiet spoken, always immaculately dressed,
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    THE NEW HUMBER HAWK FLIES AT 90 M.P.H.
    207 22 SALOON VERSION OF PACER AN entirely new and more powerful HumHawk, with slcorcr lines and a top speed of m.p h. is announced bv the Rootcs Croup. It t wrap I ird form o; i r fully auto t ion. 5ft. lln.
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    SCHOOLS SPORTS GET FILLIP AT MERDEKA TIME
    436 22  - SCHOOLS SPORTS GET FILLIP AT MERDEKA TIME CRUSADER -by- THE decision of the Education Department to run soccer, hockey and basketball tournaments as part of the merdeka celebrations is a shot in the arm for sports m Federation schools. For this is the first time that the Federation's Education Department
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    Safer to keep it dark
    50 22 A message from Detroit I this ueek says that leading V. S. car manufacturers hair agreed that future overusing should not I mention a car's horse poiv- tr or potential maximum »<£ increase in American road accident figures has led cars that can go so
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    114 22 ACROSS: 1. Slash; B Observe; 12 Hockey: 13. Role; 14 Aslien: 15 nckled; 17. Keel; 18 Pink; 19. Emu; 20. Ordering; 12 I .hi l' 3. Tips: 24. Paste; 26 Dons: 27. Cube; 28 Amend; :io Pony; 32 Mops: 33. Quatrain: :<h F:r 37 Curt: 38 Idle: N
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    A FAMOUS AUTOGRAPH FLIES ROUND RACE TRACK
    106 22  -  JOE EZEKIEL By I <>tir racini; ejrdca, each bearing the antour.iph of < n !<]<■ Messina, fatuous Italian champion have arrived in Singapore for exhibition at the merdeka cycling championships at Kuala Lumpur in August. These Frejus-manufac-tured Machine! are made with special Hcht-Weifht
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    SELETAR SAYS 'YES' TO THE S.C.R.A.
    84 22 SELETAR SAYS 'YES' TO THE S.C.R.A. liiil Singapore Cycle Hac- inn Association 1 permission from tlie Royal Air Force. Seletar, to use the circuit at Seletar for competitive racing. But there Is a condlt ion. Wing Commander W.C Armstrong has old the elation the circuit may be used for two
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    MARINES, STARS DRAW 2-2
    432 23 last— league soccer thrills again at Jalan Besar Two players get names taken tor rough play ROW I) »f 2,1(10, the biggest a t a league game thi* mmm, yesterday saw the title-or-bust Star Stctritca and old rivals. Marine Department, draw 2-2 in their S.A.F A.
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    Bartley title goes to Bala
    81 23 Bartley title goes to Bala Uliail Vg| 8 dool ath- pa vjii ound A division lone i runn< r •hlrd. was A i hION V. Razall llM>dv l V> 2 Jacob Verßl.-. Milr 1 A V Smln i 3 AnHigh A Rahputt. 1 >Wi >• I mil jump .UiHin; 1
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    Lock icon AMERICANS EQUAL RECORD
    94 23 AMERICANS EQUAL RECORD M STIN, Texas. Sat L>OBBY MOKKOW and Ira .Murchison „f thf I nited States equalled th«- world 1 00 yards record „t <t seconds her P >esterd.i\ Morrow, the Olympic sprint champion. beat Murchison by about a l"ol ill heat of The National ollegiate Athletic Association meetinc
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    Becker goes down to Hoad
    80 23 BRISTOL. Sat —Lew Hoad of Australia, defeated Britain's Roger Becker 6-2. 1-3. 6-0 to win the West of England lawn tennis championshio today. Mr and Mrs. Trevor Fancutt. :of South Africa won the mixed doubles title, beating Renaldo Garrido (Cuba) and Mrs. Jennifer Hoad 6-3
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    Yon champ 20th time
    103 23 SECiAMA I S..t VON BIN MIAN won the Johore men's .singles tennis championship for the 20th time when he beat H. Ktifunls of Singapore, 6-4. 6-2 in ihr final here today. The mem doubles went to Yeo Oon Keong and Dicky Hu wno ■m Janudln and
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    SERANGOON WIN
    56 23 Serancoon a West Indian XI by 103 runs in a triendly cricket match al Scr.incoon :ay Ihe West Indian, were the first team to bern smingoon earlier this season. 1 S G S.C. 150-9 cieel (Rajendram 37. Parker 32. Wiltshire 21. Butler ft-tt. Muit :t-43i W Indies, I
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    TENGAH HELD
    46 23 Police 'A drew 2-2 with RAF Tengah in their S A FA. league. Dlv. 2A match at Thomson Road. Results of Dlv 3B matches Kebeneran S C br.it SeranffOOU Malays 3-2 at Jalan Besar stadium. Bedok S.C bei- K I fi-i at Oeylang 1
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    RAZAK HITS 106 AND TAKES 13 WICKETS
    218 23 By open- nnd 14 fours. He then virtually R .ik m- made it a one-man victory by I 'o beat taking 13 wicket., for 43 n n innme.s and V S 45 iSivaliiißam 22 Kiv.irahool crtc- jah 12; Abdul Razak 7-2n. Haroon 1-8
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    POIICE AVENGE DEFEAT
    21 23 S A. IMOII MM at Amber If-tlme Hock i4l. I -"lire and Ing Joo 1 :cfrs 1«-1 In
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    7 RELAY RECORDS BEATEN AT NEE SOON
    312 23 SEVEN records were broken at I the Singapore District Inter- 1 unit team athletic championship 2 al Nee Soon yesterday All the record., broken were in C the relays. 5 GHQ FARF.I.F were the < 1.. plons with 220.. ixilnUs M.I! finished second
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    Malayan mark at Penang AAA meet
    516 23 PENANG, Saturday. ANOTHER Malayan record was among the six new marks set up at the 27th annual championships of the Penang A.A.A. at the City Stadium here today. Schoolboy Mohammed Said bin Salleh iPenang Free i clipped almost five minutes from Malayan record for
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    Lock icon MAY GETS HIS 1,000
    162 23 LONDON. Sat PHE ENGLAND and Surrry cap- tain. Peter May, reached hi.--1,000 runs for the season when he vas unbeaten .it tea with 53 in he match between Surrey and -Ancaihire which started today. May, who heads the batting iverages with 96.00 runs i«r innings, needed
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    AUSTRALIAN SOCCER
    395 23 SYDNEY. Sat. AUSTRALIAN football results played tocia> N.S.W DIV. 1 SOITH: Granvllle 0 Lelchhardt 2. Woonona B. 4 Manly 1; North Shore vs Auburn playing tomorrow). Friendly match: St. George 3. Prague 1; Comma 1 vs Balgownie 1 playing tomorrows NSW. DIV. 2 SOITH: Whit* Eagle.s A ibyei;
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    WORRELL FLOGS SUSSEX BOWLING
    200 23 WORRELL FLOGS SUSSEX BOWLING HOVE, Sat. WEST INDIES, after being sent in to bat and losing a wicket at two and another at 40, flogged the Sussex bowlir.K hero today and wen i 353 for eight at close. I Clyde Walcott and Frank; Worrrll. both injured in the Test match
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    SCOREBOARD
    93 23 WhSI IM>M M Inns ..inti aunn- Itm Kalis 1 Xs^arali i- Korcman b llalis M Ualcott c Manlrll b Bell «7 Worrrll b Kids ISi (ioddard I Fireman hMM H Sobors run out IS Smith r Balis b Marlar 21 \lr\andor not out ?fi Hall h Mat 1... 21
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    ERNEST BREAKS THE TAPE TO EQUAL A RECORD
    53 23 ERNEST Frida (Anulo-Chinosr School) break* Ike tape to win the 100 yards race in a Singapore schools triangular athletit-s moot at the Victoria School ground on Friday Frida clocked I" sec. equalling the inter-school record set by I.im Jit lmm in IJ>55
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    NO SCORE
    23 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Selangor and Pricing drew in their friendly .soccer mttcli at Prtncei Road her e today i'.tli neither side scoring.
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    Big Sweep
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    Programme wins Perak Derby 'Trial' in storming finish
    2203 24  - Programme wins Perak Derby 'Trial' in storming finish EPSOM JEEP BUITENZORG DIES AFTER RACE OVER 8/2 FURLONGS i;\ CHAW STABLE'S Programme, with Mcrv I ■iisiH-r astride, pul up a Rame display to tiefeal several l)erbv Hopes in the Dcrbv Trial over !»f al Ipoh yesterday, Brsl day <>f Ihe Perak
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    MAGHERA SHOWS UP ON IPOH TRACK
    167 24 By EPSOM JEEP YjAGHERA. a good lookins newtomr in the E. van Breukelen stable, .showed Kalh.ping ability whin he pace d speedy Aquarm in :i .splendid tryowt otcr M. in M 3 on the tAtnlng track at Ipoh this morning. The tr.u'k -f ')i«j
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