The Straits Times, 2 February 1958

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    18 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Nettie in Mala** No. 1.171 SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1958 20 CENTS The SUNDAY TIMES
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    Lock icon RAINMAKER MAC DOES IT AGAIN
    64 1 RAINMAKER MAC DOES IT AGAIN BRISBANE. Sat. Mr Harold Macmillan. the British Prim- Minister, en I nanced ha reputation as a I rain-maJtef today v. he watched a surf life- aavin. rluplay from a marquee *> cause of drenching I He and Lady Doi.-.r* MacmtHan arrived from Canberra yesterda> In
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    Lock icon Plastic heart mother
    68 1 NEW YORK Sat A M-year-old San Diego housewife yesterday was reported to be the Arst woman in medical history to have given birth' to a baby after having a plastic valve Installed in her heart. Mrs. Mary Jane French had suffered from heart damage caused by rheumatic
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    Lock icon Etna erupts again
    25 1 LONDON. Sat. Mount Etna erupted again yesterday after two days of quiet, hurl- ing molten matter 1.240 feeti into the air Reut?r
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    OFF and AWAY
    25 1 EXCLUSIVE RADIO PHOTO Army's Jupiter-C rocket shoots off with the US earth satellite 'Explorer' in its nose cone.— United Press radio photo
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    Red fishing ban
    25 1 MOSCOW. Sal Soviet fisheries experts today outlaid a plan to exr^ide the I Japanese salmon fleet from 1 the Sea of Okhotsk
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    Boestamam: Let's keep next election clean
    489 1 Boestamam: Let's keep next election clean AUIAICE GETS A CHALLENGE KUAL. LUMPUR. Saturday. \lk/ILD cH«*rt rang in the town hall here this evening as Inch* Ahmad Boestamam President of Party Rakyat. was ekcted chairman of the People s Socialist Front at the first rtat.onjl congress here. Immediately after the results
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    Lock icon U.S. SATELUTE IN SPACE-AT LAST
    757 1 U.S. SA TELUTE IN SPACE -AT LAST Tinynik (only SO Ib.) is placed in orbit by the Army's Jupiter-C rocket at 0355 GMT First circuit completed in 106 minutes WASHINGTON, Saturday. THE FIRST UNITED STATES EARTH SATELLITE HAS BEEN SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED AT CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA. IT WAS PLACED IN ORBIT
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    SINGAPORE RADIO TRACKS SIGNALS
    216 1 SINGAPORE RADIO TRACKS SIGNALS CICNAIS from the first U.S. earth satellite "Explorer" were picked up by the satellite telemetering station in Singapore yesterday. The station, established by Britain and the United States, i s at the Radio Research Substation in the University of Malaya grounds. The first positive signal was
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    Sidek escapes in car crash
    51 1 Singapore's Assistant Minister for Education. Inche Mohamed Sldek bin Haji Abdul Hamid. had a narrow escape last night when his car collided with an omnibus at Mountbatten Road. Inche Sldek, who was returning from the Bukit Timah races, was unhurt. His car had badly damaged.
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    Lock icon SOEKARNO RELAXES
    21 1 TOKYO, Bat. President Soekamo of Indonesia today completed his official state visit to Japan and began to relax— Reuter
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    Lock icon 3 dancers die in fire
    52 1 TOKYO. Sat— Three pretty little Japanese dancing girl*, all 14 years old, were burnt to death today in a blaze that gutted the luxury Takarazuka theatre. Firemen fought through choking clouds of black smoke to try to reach them but were forced back by 'fierce
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    Lock icon Man beat son (5) to death
    42 1 TORONTO. Sat. A 29 year-old father Marcel Lloyd was senteßced here today to life imprisonment —the maximum penalty for manslaughter for beatis>< hi*, five -year -old son to death because the boy wet 'hi> bed Reuter.
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    Lock icon 3 expelled
    34 1 PEKINb. Sat. Three Chinese Communist Ministers were dismissed yesterday from the Government, accused of being Rightists. They are Chang Nai-chl (Food), Chan* Po-ch in Communications i and Lo Lung-cni (Forestry Industry) Reuter
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    321,453 NEW CITIZENS
    61 1 A TOTAL of 321.453 persons registered themselves as citizens of Singapore during- the initial period of registration from Nov. 1 to Jan. 31. Mr. P. T. Cromwell, the Chief Registrar of Citizens, said yesterday that about 9.000 other application had been deferred and those approved will be
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    Lock icon BRAVO, SAYS REST OF THE WORLD
    384 1 BRAVO, SAYS REST OF THE WORLD MOSCOW. ij»._ A spokesman of the Soviet Committee of the International Geophysical Year today hailed the launching of the American satellite as "good news" and offered congratulations. Boris (ieraAov rr tary of the Soviet IGY Committee, said in a statement: "Tht launching of the
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    ONE BLUNDER THAT BETRAYED ROMMEL'S SPY
    3007 2 I A spy and his voice (•The great b«rtl« for Africa was about to begin and in Cairo a German spy's radio made contact with its listening post. He had to be found and found quickly. Tit— cawn a clue wftkh caused the British
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    HOW RICH IS THE QUEEN?
    1068 3  -  RALPH MIDDLETON A question which millions have asked By And for comparison how rich is Ike? LONDON. UOW RICH ARE THE QUEEN AND PRESIDENT EISENHOWER? This is a question which millions have aik ed, and although it is difficult to be strictly accurate about th«
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    FMS MINES CHIEF OPPOSES TIN FLOOR PRICE CUT
    318 4 FMS MINES CHIEF OPPOSES TIN FLOOR PRICE CUT IPOH, Saturday. ▼HE president ot the FMS Chamber of Mines. Mr. T. Chappel. today opposed a suggestion for the floor price of tm and called on the moustry to co-operate with the Government in making the International Tm Agreement work. In a
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    Cut prices are hostile to tin interests
    92 4 Cut prices are hostile to tin interests term equilibrium between supply and demand. To ensure adequate supplies of tin at reasonable prices at aJ' times. "I am strongly opposed to j the suggestion that the cur-' rent floor price under the agreement should be lowered, as this would only make
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    U.S. Press team for Colony
    56 4 A 34 -man delegation representing 43 radio stations ana more than 200 newspapers in the United States will arrive in Singapore on Feb. 13 ir the course of a world tour by air. They are members of thU.S. Society of Editors anJ Commentators Incorporation fftM
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    ABDULLAH LEADS HIS SEVEN WIVES TO SET
    126 4 ABDULLAH LEADS HIS SEVEN WIVES TO SET HEADS turned at the Cathav-Keris Film Productions studios in Singapore yesterday when Abdullah and his seven wives arrived for the religious ceremony to launch shooting of "Selandang Delima." However, the crowd relaxed after it was announced that the wren attractive women with 25-year-old
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    Another murder suspect held
    49 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Police today detained another man in connection with the murder of 17-year-old Low Ah Ba. near his squatter house in Chan Sow Lin Road here on Thursday night Low was talking to a friend on the roadside when four men attacked them.
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    MAYOR WRITES ON CITY SQUATTER POLICY
    176 4 rE following letter has been received from the office of the Mayor of Singapore. Mr. Ong Eng Gucn; Dear Sir, I would like to draw your attei tion to an article published in the Sunday Time? of 26.1.58 with reference to the fact that
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    Schoolboy gang members face expulsion
    232 4  - Schoolboy gang members face expulsion EDUCATION MINISTRY WARNING BY *^HE Singapore Education Ministry warned yesterday it would expel schoolboys found to be involved in secret society activities. It is keeping a dose watch on secret society infiltration into Colony schools The Permanent Secretary to the Ministry Mr. Lee Stow Mong
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    SIAM'S NEW PLEDCE TO BEAT REDS
    86 4 BANGKOK, Sat. The Siamese Government today renewed Its promise to help Malaya fight Communist terrorists in the Slam-Malaya border. The problem was discussed at a meeting between the Malayan Premier. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and leadens of the Siamese Government. Government sources said the Siamese
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    Perak P.R.O.
    41 4 IPOH, Sat. Burglars broke into the house of the Perak State Information Officer, Mr. I. S. A. Howard, in Tiger Lane last night and got away with six pairs of trousers and six shirts belonging to his 11-year-old son
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    TO STUDY IN MELBOURNE COLLEGE
    53 4 TO STUDY IN MELBOURNE COLLEGE MISS ANG BEE KIIENG 18. a former student of the Tanjong Katong Girls' School. Singapore, who has left the Colony by air to study domestic science in Australia The eldest daughter of a businessman. Mr. An* Chwee Chai »he will do a four-year course in
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    Burglars make $485 haul
    86 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A Malay Mail reporter. Mr. Alex Fernandez, last $485 in cash and jewellery early this morning when his house in Tione Nam Settlement was burgled The loss was discovered at 2.30 a.m. when Mrs. Fernandez woke up to feed her baby and found
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    Resignations: 'Don't worry'
    553 5 RAZAK TELLS BRANCHES. DO NOT BE SHAKEM BY PROPAGANDA ASSURANCE TO MEMBERS Quitting teachers 'will have no effect on UMNO' KUALA LUMPUR Saturday. JHE DEPUTY PRESIDENT of UMNO. Dato Abdul Raxak bin Hussein, today assured members that they need not woriy about the decision of 10,000 Malay
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    NEW RUBBER OFFICES OPEN WITH BIG BANG-UP COCKTAIL PARTY
    68 5 Holiday, Cutler, Rath and Co. Ltd., the Singapore and Federation rubber brokers, f»Te a big cocktail party in Denmark House, Singapore yesterday to celebrate the opening of their new offices. Left to right above are seen the five directors of the
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    RESIGN' CALL DEFERRED
    86 5 BUTTERWORTH. Sat. Penang state UMNO will defer for two months its previous decision to call for th? resignation of all UMNO councillors In Penang and Province Wellesley. This decision was reached at a secret four-hour meet ing in Butterworth last night. Earlier thi.s monthon Jan. 12— state
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    A Mobile economy run at Easter weekend
    162 5 THE fourth annual Malayan Mobilgas Economy Run will I be held at the Easter weekend April 5 and 6. The sponsors: Standard- 1 'Vacuum Oil Company, announced yesterday that the i course will be 555 miles on the Kuala Lumpur— lpoh— Kuala Lumpur
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    'Tuan Cowboy' is dead
    51 5 JESSELTON. Sat. Mr R. j E. Gore, 37, known as "Tuan Cowboy" throughout the j Kota Belud area, died in England on Monday, it was learnt today. Mr Gore was the Stock Development Officer of the North Borneo Agricultural Department and manager of the Sorob Cattle
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    ART EXHIBITION
    38 5 The Permanent Secretary to the Singapore Ministry of Education, Mr. Lee Siow Mong. will open an exhibition of paintings by Indonesian artist. Mr. Basoeki Abdullah, at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5.30 p m on Friday
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    JAPS' $40,000 CULTURE EXHIBITION
    84 5 JAPS' $40,000 CULTURE EXHIBITION JAPAN'S two largest printIng companies are opening a three-day $40,000 "Printing for Culture' 1 exhibition at Singapore's Victoria Memorial Hall. It will be held between Feb. 3 to 5. Mr. Masashi Arita. managing director of one of the firms the Dai Nippon Printing Co. Ltd., said
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    500 evacuees leave Colony
    71 5 ABOUT 500 Dutch evacuees from Indonesia were aboard the Nederland Lin« ship Oranje which left S:n gapore yesterday for Europe They consisted of business men. technicians and estate owners. They are going to Join their families whom they had sent abroad during the early part of
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    POLICE TRACE STOLEN GEMS AND RECOVER CASH
    167 5 IuIALACCA. Sat. A Malay woman staying with relatives at Kampong Paya Datoh in Alor Cajah district yesterday reported a loss of $2,618 i m cash and jewellery. Th..s morning, the Malacca police traced the Jewellery to i a pawnshop in Alor Gajad and
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    Kiwi envoy weds Aussie doctor
    103 5 MX H. L. HOBSON and Miss F. J Andersen after their wedding; at St Andrew's Cathedral. Singapore, yesterday. The bridegroom is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. L. i. Hobson of Wellington. New Zealand, and is third secretary at the office of ttie Commissioner
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    Inspectors pass test
    82 5 JESSELTON, Sat Three health Inspectors of the North Borneo Government have passed the Royal Society of Health examination held In Singapore. They are Peter Yong Kee Cheong. Peter Lee Thian Slew ana Richard Michael Chla Thlam Lot. The following passed nursing examinations held here recently: Final Dur.it
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    Malacca Club holds social
    47 5 The Malacca (Singapore) Club last night held a social party at Tan Chay Van Building. Synagogue Street, Singapore. The club, which has 300 members, was formed about a year ago to foster a spirit of friendship among the Malacca people residing in Singapore.
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    A CHINESE NEW YEAR TREAT FOR ALL COOL CATS
    177 5 A CHINESE NEW YEAR TREAT FOR ALL COOL CATS CINGAPORES cool cats and alligators can look forward to a Chinese New Year treat. World rock 'n' roll champions, Inge Birthe and Jorn Pedersofi will appear at the Happy World Stadium on Feb. 17 when Donovan Andree, Ceylon's leading showman, presents
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      263 5 Be Proud of Your English Improve Your Speech and Writing in a Few Hours \re you content with the letting them down. It was to way you speak and write? meet their need that the Are you sure that you art Regent Institute planned the not making mistakes that Effective
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    Fashion shoots a new controversial line
    470 6  -  SUSAN BARRIE BY EVERY time the new London and Paris I collection* are launch- ed on the world, a new "line emerges to E cans* consternation and controversy among women. The much disputed > "sack or chemise line »y far the most re- Totatbmary
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    6 golden rules for young models by 'Golden Girl'
    339 6 6 golden rules for young models by 'Golden Girl' LONDON. Sat |Y|ANY Singapore girls are turning to fashion modelling as a career What are the qualities required for success? They are stated by Malaya-born Barbara Goalen, outstanding among London models since the war, in the foreword she has written to
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    CULINARY CRUISE REVEALS NEW EXCITING WAYS OF COOKING RICE
    334 6 CULINARY CRUISE REVEALS NEW EXCITING WAYS OF COOKING RICE WASHINGTON. DICE recipes flavoured not only with native spices but culturally seasoned as well with firsthand glimpses of their countries of origin are currently being introduced to Americans through the pages of a new book. "Rice and Spice", written by Phyllis
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    Eyes still have it in world of fashion
    209 6 KEEPING eyebrows as beaut i f u l ly shaped as your mouth is one of the first techniques you should master if you want to make the most of your looks. Fashion emphasis today is very much on the eyei and
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    OH BOTHER THAT FINGERNAIL, (BUT THERE'S NO NEED TO PANIC)
    211 6 OH BOTHER THAT FINGERNAIL, (BUT THERE'S NO NEED TO PANIC) tyTIIAT is a girl to do when she is netting herself glamorised lor party and that fingernail breaks as she is about to set off? Tears won't help, but this friendly tip from the Rank Organlsa- tlon's dark haired, dramatic
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    Space age hits fashion
    56 6 IT had to come tht "space aye" m fashion. Exciting Partsiennes is "The Spoon Shape, tor the safari to the Moon" The waistltne wanders from hip to bust an space terms, from earth to sky) The hemline soars skywards to 18 inches Dresses have horizontal cuts,
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    The 'KNOW ALLS'
    1280 7 ITS AN V OF WAY TO LEARN DRIVING tf U U AHYMMG YOU W4#r TO KNOW? AMrttt yt* tttsr: Tit Km* Alls', TIM Staii! Tiatt. Ctcil Strati, Sitgapart 1. I wKI VINO alone Pudu LT Road the other Sunday morning 1 mw an L saloon car wun
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    JANE LEE'S HUMAN CASEBOOK
    940 7 NOW 35. I have supported my mother for the last 18 years ever since my father died. Until my sis. ter married last year. I was also supporting her. During this time. I have had a number of girl friends: but my final hopes have always
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    What was need for this marathon session?
    638 8 THE QUESTION ON ALL LIPS IN SINGAPORE: A QUESTION on many lips in Singapore yesterday was: Why did tht People's Action' Parry Mayor, Mr. Ong Eng Cuan, compel the City Council to sit till 2.30 a.m.? Where was the crisis? Where the urgency?"
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    'NEW ' MUSLIM WEDS
    244 8 'NEW MUSLIM WEDS ENGLISH GIRL IN DOUBLE CEREMONY AT IPOH ITS ALL SO EXCITING POH. Sat. A pretty, 1 pink-cheeked Yorkshire girl, Margaret Elaine Cockshaw, 20. flew 8,500 miles from London to Ipoh and went through a double ceremony within an hour yesterday evening. Ceremony No. 1 was her conversion
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    Lock icon P.M.s AIDE JAILED FOR IMMORALITY'
    74 8 PRETORIA. Sat—Gideon Andrew Keyser, 39, private secretary to the South African Prime Minister, Mr. Johannes StriJdom. was found guilty today on a charge of immoral relations with a 19--year-old African girl. He wa« sentenced by a Pretoria magistrate to four months' imprisonment and four strokes
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    Lock icon Fuchs is 200 miles nearer
    61 8 WELLINGTON. Sat. Dr. Vivian Fuchs and his British trans Antarctic expedition covered 70 miles yesterday on their way from the pole to Depot 700— their best progress to date, it w&s repotted here tonight. The party is now only 200 miles from the depot, where
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    LIM IS VERY HAPPY—BIG BUSINESS BACKS COMPULSORY VOTING PLAN
    320 8 LIM IS VERY HAPPY— BIG BUSINESS BACKS COMPULSORY VOTING PLAN THE Chief Minister, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, who expressed disappointment last week over apparent public unconcern about compulsory voting, :s much happier, now Mr. Urn said yesterday that he was "▼cry happy* with the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce's decision
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    Lock icon QUEEN MOTHER IN AUCKLAND
    78 8 AUCKLAND. Sat. Several thousand New Zealanders standing in bright sunshine cheered the queen mother, as she arrived here in a Bristol Britannia aircraft thi s afternoon for her two weeks tour of the country. The queen mother was greeted by the OovernorOeneral, Lord Cobham. and the
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      644 8 Mobilqas V ECONOMY RUN s™-6™ APRIL. 1958 C If vau art a twiiajfcar al any Motoring Cluk ar Anacla tion whaaa aa«a,«i art *ka«n kalaw **4 aVtoa a it-IS 11 A I AVA C car ar tator waal, titan vow ara alifiMa ta antar tha fVI r\ L r\ I
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    RAFFLES' HOME TOWN HONOURS
    529 9 After 132 years, tribute to an illustrious resident THE FOUNDER OF SINGAPORE LONDON, Sat. THE Hencion Borough Council last week paid tribute to an illustrious resident whom they forgot to honour until 132 years after his death In the front garden of a Georgian houw, now
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    Tramp starts a scare at Bandits' Rest House
    530 9 Tramp starts a scare at Bandits Rest House 4FTflnStM'* m gß^BSmK^d!!Bb \A/E hope there will not be a three months' drought as a young Malay in Kampong Makam predicts; he thinks only o{ the fruif season, but forgets what the effects of drought will be on his rubber trees from
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    Loire's birds win acclaim in London press
    163 9 Loire's birds win acclaim in London press LONDON, Mr. Loke Wan Tho. the Singapore millionaire, is "one of those reckless enthusiasts who are ready to risk their lives to make a good picture," says Mr. Malcolm Macdonald in a foreword to "A Company of Birds." This collection of photographs, just
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    Nothing but curry for me, says Sir W.
    320 9  -  J.W. GOODWIN By LONDON. •I'm going to eat my way round India and Pakistan for three weeks, nothing but curry," declared Sir William Steward, 56-year-old chairman of the House of Commons kitchen committee. "When I was there last year they nicknamed me
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      309 9 KOLEH RACING ,VV Jf^ kJv AmW I 3 i Little it known o» »he Kolch i origin, although it "^^SF^^lw probably came from |ava tince. in build, it closely resemble* their '|om' 1r) V> /^Sr Whenever an opportunity arises, the Malay fishermen TKU5^f use their Kolehs for racine and. alttiou^h
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    18 10 MR. AMD MBS. LOH PAX OI nwuk an Prtends aad RclatWos or UMr vahiaMe gttto and at-
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      TRAINING FOR UNIONISTS
      339 10 T^HE National Union of Plantation Workers is probably the only union in Malaya to run training course* for its members and officers. This may also explain why it is one of the largest and best organised unions in SouthEast Asia. Tho N.U.P.W. introduced these courses last year.
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      Quick change
      132 10 /GOVERNMENT and private doctors in Kuala Lumpur are agreed that conditions are "deplorable" at the General Hospital It would be too much to expect the authorities to put things right overnight, particularly since the source of the trouble is lack of staff, money and adequate buildings. Yet there
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    21 10 What a fiasco! The boy? and me coulcf have cudgelled up a dinky di riot at the drop of a hat.
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    1313 10  -  Sef ton Delmar I'VE BEEN PROBING DEEP INTO WHAT MAKES THIS MANS MIND THE BIGGEST ENIGMA OF OUR TIMES By THE biggest political factor of our era is perhaps not the H-bomb but another piece of highly complicated mechanism that the West knows considerably less about: the
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      12 10 NEXT WEEK: HOW MUCH DOES HI OWE TO HIS GENUS FOR TIMING?
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    $40,000 Jackpot can be yours!
    105 11 $40,000 Jackpot can be yours! could be your month to hit the jackpot the $40,000 waiting to be won in The Malayan Monthly's Contest 'R' (January). If you have not made I your bid. you should do I SO at once The closing date has been extended one day to
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    GRIEF LED A WIDOW TO DRINK AND DEATH
    100 11 GRIEF LED A WIDOW TO DRINK AND DEATH ArTER the death of her husband. Ft Sivalin|»m 46. took U drink and flnaJly she handed herself vm Singapore assistant ctnnur, inche Ahmad bin Hiimlu. was told yesterda/, S. frtbramaniam. 17, a City Council labourer told the court that after his father's
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    $14,000 ROBBERY: 3 REMANDED
    63 11 Tfc*«« young men. Awi •<■ Aba. Khali] bin Alias —4 Ma— nl bin Suib. were r by a Slncaporc Cmmt yesterday to be re- »n the custody of CJJ). after they were mmtft wioh armed robB«tT of Sl4.M*. T*ey were alleged to hare robbed Wee Ten*
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    FRANTIC SEARCH IN COURT FOR IMPORTANT ONE CENT
    117 11 FRANTIC SEARCH IN COURT FOR IMPORTANT ONE CENT Xl ALA I I MPI It Sat. There was a frantic search for a one-cent coin in the Second Magistrate's Court here todayA court orderly. Sergeant Haji Abdul Rahman, explained to amused court officials: "I have counted the fines but one cent
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    ZOOLOGIST RETIRES
    29 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Bat. The zoologist at the Institute for Medical Research, Mr J. L. Harrison, leaves here tomorrow by air on retirement under the Malayanisatlon 1 scheme.
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    COPRA and OIL
    55 11 Singapore C*pra Association noon prices per plcul yesterday were: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: February 131 (Nominal). Tone dull. Miwapere Cmmml Oil Millrrs As— Ha U«ii: bulk M&'a sellers, drum M»H sellers. Tone quiet. 711 V PRICE The tin price In Singapore yesterday was $360 12', per
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    SPEED MAD YOUTHS ON SOUPED UP BIKES FLOUT POLICE
    255 11  - SPEED MAD YOUTHS ON SOUPED UP BIKES FLOUT POLICE PETER LIM Appeal for public co-operation By JPEED- STRUCK youths on highpowered motor cycles are turning Singapore's Nicoll High way into a dangerous race track. Their wild riding has the Traffic Police worried. A spokesman said yesterday: "We will be taking
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    The biggest trade show since war
    283 11 400 TORS OF EXHIBITS DUE THIS WEEK A JAPANESE trade exhibition, which will open at the Great World. Singapore, on Feb 14, will be the bggest |apan has staeed m South-East Asia since the A 14.000 sq.ft. pavilion I which Japan is providing for
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    S'pore wedding
    67 11 Mr. Aw Tbian Wan and his bride. .Mable Chua Guat Chwee. after ttieir wedding in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Aw is the son of Mr and Mrs. Aw Hone Hoo of Penang, and the bride is the youngest daughter of the late Mr. Cbua Seng Kee and Mrs. Chua
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    Guilty plea in motorcycle theft case
    105 11 Tan Lew Tong yesterday pleaded Ruilty in Singapore to stealing a motorcycle valued at $2. W0 from professional boxer Sonny Cbia Yak Soon on Friday. The prosecuting officer. Inspector E. J. Sundram. told the court that CbJa's motorcycle was parked in front of his
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    OFF TO PEKING
    26 11 A seven-member Indonesian mission arrived In Singapore from Jakarta by Garuda yesterday on their way to Peking for a threeweek four of China
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    Rates collection centre
    46 11 The Singapore Rural Board will carry out a district rates collection on Tuesday at the Hock Chuan Seng Timber Yard. 188-11, Tampenls Road, between 9 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. Quit rent* and other dues payable to the Land Office may also be paid.
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    At your cinema
    51 11 kuantan REX: Rodan (Mandarin) 2.30. 7. 9.16 p.m.: Under the Cambean plus Laugh Without the Clowns 10.30 a.m. CATHAY: Miss Kikuko and Half Way Down 2 30, 7. K«UI llharu CATHAY: She Devil 3 7.15. 9 30. LIDO: Chung Kok Kwal Loy (Mandarin) i. 6. 8 10
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    SINGAPORE'S HEAT GETS A VISITING SOLICITOR
    81 11 SINGAPORE'S HEAT GETS A VISITING SOLICITOR A RETIRED solicitor from England collapsed outside the Singapore 9th Magistrate's court yesterday. Mr. F. Bloom. 88. from Middlesborough, on a Far East tour, was having a look around when he fell unconscious shortly after 10 ajn. Policemen on duty rushed up to Mr
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    Shanahan off to Ceylon
    54 11 The New Zealand Commissioner for South-East Asia. Mr Foss Shanahan, left Singapore yesterday morning by air for Colombo to attend Ceylon's independence celebrations on Tuesday. He will later fly to Rangoon by way of India to attend the unveiling of the war memorial of the British
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      296 11 What's on TODAY POLICE BAND corcert at Telok Ayer Street. 9 »jn. E«pl»nade Garden 8 p.m. to T t INDEPENDENT MISSIONAKY p -2- MOVEMENT: Free film shows— BAFFLES MUSEI'M (SUm- at Outram Jail OSO a.m Reford Road>: Plctortal exhibition formative Training Centre (Pearl's Of mercantile marine history far- Hill) 7.
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    My favourite portrait
    249 12 WINNING the first prize ($3O) in the "My Favourite Portrait" contest this week is Wing Teok Nam, 1376.A. Upper Serangoon Road. Singapore 19. for "Malay Maiden" (top, left), taken with a Tessar on Kodak film Aperture was F. 8 and speed 1/10 sec. Miss Nancy Yong, 20
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    ROWDY GROUP TURNED INTO TOP POLICE FORCE
    405 12  -  Donald Davies I ■iHllmiiiim llllHIIMMtlHMt"» lsl i Historical Corner by A CCORDING to an article in the Selangor Journal in 1892. "An account of the Selangor Police Force," it seems that H. C. Syers was given six months' leave in 1875 from the
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      41 12 THE FEDERATION YEAR BOOK 1957-58 NOW ON SALE handy %^\f^^ REFERENCE BOOK mud OWf- ORDER MOW! Th» forts of Citizenship. Th, Constitution. FROM YOUR BOOK- mmfl SELLER OR NEWS Tan pages of nWrdoko Ar"CKJT Photographs. AfctN I A MALAY MAIL PUBUCATION
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      192 12 ACBOSS: 1 Gardening ciJjc- 46. Principle (5). 47 Brisk (5). ture (5). 5. Frugal (5). 11. Plant DOWN: 1. Acorns (4). 2. lit 12 W»nt hankmnt (fi> 13 Plnal ybK 3 Part f b dy (4) (4). 12 Went bankrupt (6), 13. 4 i ncen4e vwsel (6t. 5. Mourn of
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      Jon (the blond) and jolly Roger N. outrun the law
      497 13  - Jon (the blond) and jolly Roger N. outrun the law DOUG LACKERSTEEN if you fail to take the bids to see this film you II never hear the end of it^no bidding By A GENTLE EYED youngster with the irresistible appeal of a trusting puppy acts the pants off his
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      STAR IS STARRY-EYED OVER SARI
      67 13 NEW DELHI,— An Indian sari of crushed tangerine bordered with gold has left lovely Japanese star Yoko Tani. starry-eyed. She bought it while shopping here. Now womanlike, she can't make up her mind. Should she convert it into an evening gown, or wear it as
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      349 13 rpHROUGH some obscure 1 alchemy Chopin had palled on me. What a Joy therefore, to come across two delightful records by Alexander Uninsky that enabled me to rediscover him. FIRST was a recording of two set* cf etudes (op. 10 and op 25>. This is on Philip*
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      CURSES, FOILED AGAIN! (AND BY SILLY STICK TRICK)
      353 13 VILLAINS IN INDIAN MOVIES ARE CUTE I LOVE seeing Indian 1 films. For one reaj son. The villains. They're so sinister. So E slithery. So silly, too. In social dramas (quaint phraseology used by InE dian producers to describe films in modern
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      205 13 NATIONAL SHORT WAVE I tovanl And His Orchestra; 11.30 SERVICE 41 metre* Religious Half Hour; P.M. 12 00 SINGAPORE Melody Time; 12.30 These Were Median wave 47( metres Great; 100 Programme SumKI7ALA 1.1 mpi K mary; 1.01 Music In A Mid-day Medium wave 341 metres Mood; 130 The News; 1.45
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      1057 14 »y Edgar Rice Burroughs -J a^B J^^^Ll m'i^^tk^ *^^tk THE CHASE WAS OM.. fUT AK»*C STRUCK. la^BaH^ -^Z^/ %t%mlMti3w Xi VZSJ WITM MIS POOT, TO TME Ar»E-A\AN'S _JLH—^ B^Bf W^# //^S^ m MM^ -NEW PROSPERITY THIS WEEK FOR ALL A-^mX aMi^B U v > TODAY: Belter take lite WEDNESDAY: A
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    THE MAN WHO FOUND A NEW WAY TO MURDER
    1591 17  -  EDGAR LUSTGARTEN BY Brilliant witness sent prisoner to the gallows 44|HOPE." said Dr. Lamson when they arrested him. "that this I matter will be kept as quiet as possible for the sake of my relatives." Such tender concern for family connections
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    333 17 ly harry C. Drake LONDON AT what age is a driver too jld to be trusted behind the wheel? Must we wait until an elderly driver lands m court where magistrates can suspend his licence pending a driving test before giving him
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      407 18  -  JOHN MARKS BY rO ei-Malajans are at present enjoying considerable sacti— as professional footballers in I ngUnd Both are playing re. fatally among the elite of British soccer— the first division of the t learue and making aaaies for themselws. Local fans haw bern
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      CONTINENTALS ARE CRACKERJACKS, SAYS CNANGI RACING STAR
      142 18 THOSE Continental rid- er« are crackerjacks— you must be really fit to com- pete again.st them." SAC David Brivio. 20. Changi Cycling Club member, said And Dave &nouid know. He often raced ii. Holland. Belgium. France and Italy before he was posted to
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      1203 18 The Purring Rover is the Rolls Royce of medium- priced cars fOR years the Rover company has held an unique place in the British motoring world. Other makes in a similar class have been swallowed up by the big combines. Their individuality has suffered in the pressing need for standardisation
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      111 18 Crossword Solution ACROSS: 1. Mulch. 5. Spare. DOWN: 1. Ma*t. 2. Ultimate. 11. Aloe. 12. Failed. 13. Sum. 15. 3. Loin. 4. Censer, b. Sad. 6, Detail* 16. Tinsel. It. Rapt. 19. Pier. 7. Altar. S. Reap. 9. Edi- Epic. 21. Aeriais. 24. Dole. 26. lions. 10. Wastrel. 14. Tepid.
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    SOUTH EVEN SCORE WITH 5-3 WIN
    714 19  -  CHARLES BRYCE Forbes' late try I sealed Norths fate By Even tussle decided with 8 mm. to go -.nth :>: North ft, §CORIN<; the only try of the match, Hujjh Forbe*, the former Selangor .state captain and star for North in past years, last
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    43 19 TWICEKENHAM. 6 at. England beat Australia in the Rugby Union international here today by nine points to six. after Australia had led 3-0 at half-time. At CARDIFF. Wales beat Scotland by eight points to three after leading 5-0 at half-time.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon SPECIAL RACE MEET TO BE ON TV
    125 19 SPECIAL RACE MEET TO BE ON TV MELBOURNE, Sat. The race meeting to be held in honour of the Queen Mother at Fleminrton on Saturday, Mar. 1. will be tele, vised by all Melbourne stations It will be the first time in Australia a direct telecast has been made of
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    25 19 BRISBANE. Sat— Rain prevented play for the second day running l n the Sheffield Shield cricket match between Queensland and Victoria here Reuter.
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    Lock icon Aussie tour XI to visit Malaya
    274 19 MELBOURNE, Saturday. yHE Australian Old Collegians' cricket team will 1 play matches in Malaya on their way to England during their World tour next year. The team, the first of its kind, will also play in Ceylon. India, the United States and Canada. The
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    154 19 Choo? We stand by Lee, says Perak FA IPOH. Sat. The Peralc Amateur Football Association has declined the services of the Football Association of Malaya coach. Choo Seng Quee of Singapore This decision was taken at an executive council meeting and the F-A.M. has been intormed of it. A spokesman
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    VISITORS WIN
    32 19 The visit in<? Selangor Club women's hockey team went down 3-2 to Singapore Cricket Club on the padaiig yesterday. The visitors will meet Girls > Sports Club at Serangoon Road today.
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    Milliken is medal winner
    63 19 J Milltken won the "A" division medal (stroke* competitfon at the Royal Singapore Golf Club yesterday. The "B division medal went to H.B. Noon. Noon also won the 1957 gold medal. Cliflord Cup qualifiers md draw are: J H. Hale v R.J. Isherwood. J Milliken v
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    98 19 PORT OP SPAIN. Sat— Trtnl- i dad made a line recovery against the Pakistan touring cricket lean on the third day of their fourday match here. Starting the day at 34 for three, they were Ml for five at the close in reply to Pakistan's j first
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    313 19 DIVISION ONE 4r*enal I Man. I'nited I Aston I Blackpool 1 Koiion Leeds 2 Bnrnley < helnea 1 t.vrrton Lulon 2 Mnm itv VJ Bromwirb 1 NewtwUe 2 Snnnerland 2 NotU P. Z Portsmouth Preston Birmingham v ■■t Wed. 2 Tottenham 0 Wolvc* 3 Leiceater 1
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    124 19 Aussies make good start -176 for two BLOEMFONTEIN. (Orange Free State Sat. The Australians put themselves in a stror position by tea here today on the second day of their three -day match against the Combined Orange Free State aid Border team. AfW completing the dismissal of the home side
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    153 19 By DAVID FINDLAY WELLINGTON. Sat— New Zealand cyclists Warren Jonston and W. Dalton whose success in Malaya Merdeka Games stimulated public interest in cycling here, received a "minor thrashing" from thr^e visiting Australian cyclists in Auckland races l&it week. Johnston w«t* judged champion rider in the Mer-
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    184 19 TOUR REJECTS ONEILL AND MARTIN HEAD THE AVERAGES From JACK FIM.I I I on SYDNEY. Sat. The two rejects for the Australian team in South Africa O'Neill and Martin— headed both battine and bowline figures for New South Walts which finished their ShuKl season in Sydney yesterday with an outright
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    2189 20  -  EPSOM JEEP Amusement Park wins top sprint easily ■y §T. LEGER winner Straits Code, owned by Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Teo. yesterday scored ;i brilliant \sin in the New Year Cup aver nine I furlongs at i3ukit Timah. Abdul Mawi rode with good Judgement
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    79 20 LONDON. Sat.— The appeal by Johnny Sullivan (Preston), the 24-year-old former British middleweight champion, against the withdrawal of his licence was turned down by the appeal Stewards of the British Boxing Board of Control after a three-hour hearing here yesterday. Sullivan, whose licence was withdrawn last
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    50 20 MELBOURNE, Sat. Billy McDonnell added the Australian lightheavyweight boxing championship to his middleweight title here last night when he beat the holder Rlchardo Marcus. The fight was stopped at the end of the 11th round because Marcus had a bad cut over his left eye. Reuter.
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    102 20 FIGHT BEFORE MAR. 5 OR IT'S OFF- MANAGER SYDNEY. Bat. Mr. Jim Barker, manager ol George Barnes. Australia's British Empire welterweight champion, said yesterday that unless the proposed title-fight with Peter Waterman was arranged for Mar. 5 or before. It would not take place. Barker -said thai Barnes would flght
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