The Straits Times, 11 May 1958

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES n tn Malaga 1 No. 1.1H.-i SINGAPORE, SI NUAY, MAY 11, 1958 20 CENTS
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    29 points to 'tidy UP'
    622 1 CHIEF MINISTER SAYS: NO COMPROMISE FORMULA From Leslie Hoffman LONDON, Saturday Lennox Boyd may propose 'covenant to solve subversive clause deadlock "|"HERE are 29 points of disagree ment between the all-party delegation and the British Government on the new constitution for fully self-ruling Singapore. But
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    PAP MEN CRASH VIP ROOM TO SEND OFF LEE
    214 1 PAP MEN CRASH VIP ROOM TO SEND OFF LEE CUPPORTERS of the People's Action Party gate-crashed into the YIP room at the Singapore airport yesterday to send off their leader, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. when he left by air for London to join the all-party delegation attending the constitutional talks.
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    Prince mingles with people
    26 1 Crown <c Akihito ol Japan tomingled witn thousands lountrymen who into Yokohama to the 100 th. anniver"he opening of the loreign shipp:
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    TOWKAY BUNDED BY ACID BATH: WOMAN DETAINED
    132 1 TOWKAY BUNDED BY ACID BATH: WOMAN DETAINED KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. kJILLIONAIRE tin miner and rice merchant Mr. Tan Kirn, 44, was blinded when an intruder broke into his home here at 3 a.m. today and poured a bucket of acid over him while he slept. He is in hospital in
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    Lock icon FIVE GOLD BARS FOUND IN PLANE
    95 1 FIVE GOLD BARS FOUND IN PLANE SYDNEY. Sat. Australian customs officials have asked Interpol to help them trace the owner of five bars of gold, worth more than 4,000 found in the customs room of Sydney airport after the arrival of a BOAC plane Irom London The gold was found
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    Lock icon Greek troops stand by
    54 1 ATHENS. Sat. Gr. armed forces have been confined to barracks, and police ordered to stand by from tonight until after tomorrow'^ general election to choose the country's sixth postwar Pari liament. All demonstrations have been banned and the distribution of political leaflets forbidden until a new
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    BERITAS $500 CONTEST
    65 1 BERITAS $500 CONTEST TOMORROW Berita Hanan begins its great new $500 word puzzle contest. The prize must be won every week and the entry is free Here :s a contest which every member of the family will enjoy. To enter you must have a copy of Berita Hanan every day
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    LIMS POSE OUTSIDE BUCKINGHAM PALACE
    61 1 The Chief Minister. Mr. 1. 1 m Yew Hock, poses uutside Buckingham Palace with his wife and two children, Ronnie and Pansy, shortly after his arrival in London yesterday for the I constitutional talks His son is a student at the Brighton Technical College. while
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    25 hurt in $35,000 FOR YOUTH WHO not MAY NEVER BE FATHER
    304 1 BEIRUT, Sat Army troops I jnd anti-Government dei monstrators fought with stones and gunfire in the Lebanese port city of Tripoli today afier a looting mob i attacked a Government building and the U.S. Information Service library. Pint
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    Man found with throat wounds
    45 1 Chow Heng Tan. 38, was found with throat wounds at Kampong Soo Poo. off Kalians; Road Singapore, at about 9.30 last night. Police later took him .to the General Hospital, where h: was admitted in a serious j condition I
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    Lock icon A BRILLIANT COME-BACK
    102 1 NEW YORK, Sat. Paul Robeson ast night gave his first show in ten years in New V >rk City's Carnegtr Hall and held the packed bouse of about 3.04 M spellbound with a brilliant, versatile performance which included singing acting and lecturing. Tin- 69-year-old Negro singer, who
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    Lock icon TORY M.P. DIES
    28 1 GLASGOW, Sai. Major Sir Duncan McCalum. Conservative M.P. tor Argyll, since 1940, died early today in a nursing home here 1 1 was 69. Reuter.
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    Lock icon NASSER IN LENINGRAD
    35 1 MOSCOW. Sat.— The Pre- sident of the United Arab I Republic. Mr. Nasser, and bla party flew into Leningrad today from Kiev on their tour i of the Soviet Union.— U.P. I
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    OFFICER DIES IN LONDON
    90 1 Nt x, was received in Singapore Lot nuhl of the death of Inspector Ho Kian Kin !K. m hit flew to London lust week for an emergency operation to save his fading eyesight Inspector Ho. engaged to l><married soon, died in the Nervous Diseases Hospital in
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    CREWS QUIT INDONESIA BOUND SHIPS
    277 1 CREWS QUIT INDONESIA BOUND SHIPS 42 SCARED OF BOMBING, 30 DEMAND DANGER PAY JWO ships were lying idle in Singapore yesterday after their crews refused to sail them to Indonesia. SHIP NUMBER ONE. the 3.395-ton Panamanianregistered Shona. was due to sail for Soerabaya at 2 p m. with 5.500 tons
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    30 1 SOVIET ORDERS MOSCOW. Sat. Khrushchev wants to place *Ni7i- ble" ord« r>, with I S.. W. (lermany for ment to build Seviet h-niical industry, Pravda reported today. U.P.
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    I thought I heard a voice in the Catacomb
    1306 2  - I thought I heard a voice in the Catacomb MORRIS WEST Concluding— lNSlDE THE VATICAN API -the Pope's voice, proclaiming his answers to the jet world Till. mmloi wlio skivs too long in Route i s liable loan Mnbarras* sinu foinpliiint called "Roman Indigestion.*' It conici I'mm eat him 100
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    THE SUPREME PARADOX
    158 2 it. because we believe in it. because we love it, because we belong to it. as members sick or well belong to a body. We regard all men as our brothers, and when we fail in our obligations to them it is not because of what we
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    BEGINS NEXT WEEK A SAVAGE SCORCHING NEW THRILLER
    156 3  -  IAN FLEMING fc Dr. NO' -y DON'T MISS THIS GREAT NEW SERIAL IN THE SUNDAY TIMES NEXT WEEK Honey as James Bond first met her IT HAN in 1-1 up under thr Jamaican sun she was thr kind of girl even con■*>»ewr
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    Will they all stare at YOU on the beach ?
    1276 3  - Will they all stare at YOU on the beach Dee Wells Mitzi Caynor tells how she lost 35 Ib. in 90 days By gLUBBER is for Eskimos. For beaches it is strictly out. A pretty face can be an asset, but men won't even see your face until they've weighed
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    He stopped tall girls from growing taller
    173 3 j^N American doctor has stopped two tall girls from getting any taller, by giving them hormones.* Dr. S. Charles Freed, of San Francisco, was consulted about a girl who, at 11*4 years old. was sft. 6in. tall and growing at the rate of
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    MINISTER SAYS: THIS IS A FAMILY SQUABBLE
    285 4 Ong is not concerned about rubber talks rupture KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Th« Minister for Labour and Social Welfare. Mr. Ong Yoke Lin, today described the breaking off of the rubber wage negotiations between the employers and workers representatives as a ''family squabble." He
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    Brothers hurt at quarry
    42 4 MALACCA. Sat.—Two brothers. Pang Kirn Mm. 23. and Pang Yaw Siew. 36. were ad- mitted into Malacca Hospital yesterday. They were ser.ously injured during blasting operations at a granite quarry at Bukit Panchor. six mile from Alor Gajah.
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    DATO FOR GAMES
    31 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat lDa to Haji Mohamed Noah bin Omar, president of the Johore division of UMNO, will leave for Tokyo next week to attend the Asian Games.
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    Four women police officers pass out in Kuala Lumpur
    57 4 THK DEPUTY COMMISSIONER OF POLICE. Mr. PH.D. Jackson, inspects a group of four women probationary inspectors at the passing out ceremony at the Federal Police Depot in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. They are (right to left): Kwong So Han. Chang Chew Yoong.
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    Envoy advises the Tengku: Visit India
    63 4 Envoy advises the Tengku: Visit India KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Federation Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been asked to visit India to establish closer relations with Indian Government leaders. Malaya's Hi'^h Comir.i.ssioner to India. Mr. S. C. Maclntyre. disclosed that he had made this suggestion to the Tengku. Mr
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    BAD TOWN UNDER CURFEW AFTER RAIDERS HOLD 10
    219 4 BAD TOWN UNDER CURFEW AFTER RAIDERS HOLD 10 800 SECURITY FORCE MEN IN 3A.M. ROUNDUP KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. COUR THOUSAND people in the bad town of Rasa. Ulu Selangor a 35 miles from here, ore under a house curfew following the arrest of 10 suspected Communist helpers. These .sympathisers, were
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    INSPECTOR DIES IN LONDON
    174 4 Q From Page 1 smilingly told his mother not to \»©rry as he was '•very sure" the operation would be a success and he would be back soon. Stocky Insp. Ho was the goalkeeper of the victorious Singapore water polo team at the 1954 Asian dames.
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    Lock icon R.K.O. chief in S'pore
    49 4 R.K.O. chief in S'pore .>lr. N Seckler < above >, Far Eastern supervisor for R K.O. Radio Putin. rived in Singapore yesterday for a week's visit in the organisation s offices here. Accompanied b> Mis Seckler. he is on a tour of R.K.O. agencies in the Far East. Sunday Time«
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    Bandits wound leader of patrol
    69 4 Bandits wound leader of patrol IPOH M The leader of a police patrol. Lieut. J S. Hewitt. \\;is wounded when about 10 terrorist- fired on the patrol in the Teluk Ansoa i area on May 2. Lieut. Hewitt, who lrd N<». 6 Police Special Squad shot in the thigh, the
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    After a quarrel a suicide bid
    69 4 A bOUMWUe tried t., md Ufe by drinking caustic oda after a quarrel »t husband, a Singapore court rday. Ng Kirn (took, 32. pi. guilty to a char;,. ol attempted suicide In her Boon TecK Road home at 3.30 on Feb. 24. 'The nii;ht
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    PAGE FOUR MYSTERY
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    PAA'S NEW OFFICE A SIGN OF COLONY'S FORWARD OUTLOOK—MR. THOMAS
    115 4 PAA'S NEW OFFICE A SIGN OF COLONY'S FORWARD OUTLOOK— MR. THOMAS The Singapore Minister for Communications and Works, Mr. Francis Thomas, yesterday opened the Pan American Airways new office in Robinson Road. Mr. Thomas said the office was welcome proof of Singapore's continued value and a sign it was looking
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      249 4 Malaya at Play *%i~ Main Silat Jf ■M Hrn Malay art ->♦ 4e*c»C€. erigmaliii« /J m S«Matr« ever 500 year* ago. was intro >#k dweed to Malaya dur>nf tfcc Malacca Swltan iti M«c latter part of tKc 15H» centwry TK«r c »rt two v*riet>«i 0 Silat Silat Pwlu 1 «m
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    An ideal home' just 200 yards from sea
    258 5 AN ARTIST'S IMPRESSION OF MISS SUYIN S NEW S 100,000 HILLTOP HOUSE A SMALL HOUSE" w.il be built on a (ohore Bahru hilltop soon for novelist Han Suyin. IT IS bems designed m an original "contemporary regional" style by Sydney-and Harvardtrained architrKt
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    HELL LET LOOSE' ON SHIP
    643 5  -  John Darbyshire Zl who cheated death in Ambon arrive in Singapore By Survivors tell of brutal attack by rebel plane SCARED CREW SAILED TO SAFETY WITHOUT LIGHTS TWENTY-one survivors from the Italian ship Aquila which was sunk by *n Indonesian rebel plane in Ambon harbour
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    POLICE CHIEF: I'M SORRY TO GO
    137 5 |(UALA LUMPUR. Sat The Deputy Commissioner of Police, Mr P H. D lackson. today urged 300 pol cc finishing tram-ii-ng to keep up the fine traditions of the Federation police. He told a passing out pa- i rade at the police depot here "The
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    DAVID TO TAKE NAVY'S SALUTE
    137 5 DAVID TO TAKE NAVY'S SALUTE THE Officer Administering the Government, Mr. E. B. David, will take the salute at the Beat the Retreat ceremony to celebrate Royal Malayan Navy Day at Woodlands. Singapore, at 6.30 p.m. today This is the highlight of a big programme to mark the 10th birthday
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    Fast boat to London
    49 5 The largest P. and O. vessel ever to call at Singapore —the 32,210-ton Himalayais due to arrive from Sydney on Wednesday. Her «'vHd of 23 knots will enaoie _«r to reach London on June 2, after a voyage of only 19 days from the Colony.
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    ENGLISH IS A MUST, MINISTER WARNS
    181 5 I(UALA LUMPUR. Sat The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today stressed that the study of the English language could not be "dispensed with." English was needed especially by those studying law, medicine and engineering, he said. The Minister made these comments when
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    10,000 CROWD AT CHARITY BAZAAR TO AID BLIND
    139 5 than 10 000 people yesterday flocked to the hornnr wn^^*™"*' re an international bozoor wos held to raise funds for the Singapore Association for the Blind. Within an hour of its openIng by the CommissionerGeneral. Sir Robert Scott, more than 1,000 women
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    ROTARY SPEAKER
    30 5 Capt. O. H. Jones, former Chief Pilot of BOAC. will address the Rotary Club of Singapore at its luncheon at the Cathay Hotel at 1 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    For cocktails
    34 6 s<»p||l>l|< \||ON Cornelia Teller- Smollett shows a short i-ot-ktail dress of satin hnished nylon taffeta with a transparent shadow nylon yoke and rleter dnpirit. at Ihe hip* to give a vase line.
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    EXOTIC EASTERN CLOTHES ARE HIT IN U.S. SHOW
    68 6 i Far East- made a big and South -East Asia W Association of the United staged a show called and Mores <■ >nsul- Kcnrrai> in NOT York prepared each national section of the programme, including Malayan one. As a contrast to the
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    Recipe
    71 6 n Fluff. 0f... m ■tffc n-. (!«-<•• 10 be very popular at voumr people's parties. Tn need: 1 mv.km» onflavoured iceUUB: 1 tablespoon lemon rind 2 table■poons water; 1 pint ream- Sprinkle *e;i'ir mer water, then dispohe o\er hot v. ater Chill it is the coasiatency of unbeaten egg
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    A DAUB OF MAKE-UP WILL HELP THE EARS
    126 6 A DAUB OF MAKE-UP WILL HELP THE EARS UAVE you ever thought of using make-up on your ears, as well as on your face? Take a hand mirror, place it directly behind on© ear, then catch the reflection in a larger mirror to discover if the skin at the back
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    Now interest shifts across to the BACK
    424 6 Now interest shifts across to the BACK £HECKING up on the latest fashion trends at a Singapore parade during the week, I collected three major characteristics in the new clothes from overseas— much back interest, novel hemlines, and accent on flowered prints for afternoon and cocktail wear. In vogue— back
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    DEEP PLUNGE AT THE BACK
    40 6 ELSKE KYLE-MTTLE wears a striking dress of tangerine pure silk, flowered in white, with a deep-plunging, cleverly pouched back. This was one of a collection by Vanity. seen at the Capitol Theatre during the week.
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    Bustle and bow
    33 6 PARTY DRESS with a dramatic back. Valeric Parris wears white paper taffeta sprigged with pink flowers. Note the new trends very low back, big bustle bow and unpressed harem hemline.
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    Beauty expert tells the secret behind that glamorous look
    616 6 |Y|ALAYAN glamour girls who hope to become Miss Singapore" and who wouldn't hope? may take some tips from one of our leading make-up experts, Mrs. Amy Wee (the former Miss Amy Tan) who is also one of the judges in the
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    The KNOW ALLS Drop us a line....
    1079 7 The KNOW ALLS Drop us a line.... AMrtss ytw litter: Tkc Kmw Alls.' The Swiday Tiaet. Tims Hme, River Valley Read. Si-gapere. AND ALL THIS HAPPENED TO AN UNHAPPY MAN IN COURSE OF 24 HOURS iMW that the British i.ud Russian and i* Communists to visit Britain and take peek
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    Despicable and cowardly—the anonymous letter writer
    1523 7 Despicable and cowardly— the anonymous letter writer I WROTE an anonymous letter to a distant relative with the object of bringing trouble on the family. I was sure he would suspect someone else, but 1 am now afraid he may guess I wrote it. I think he is getting suspicious
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      145 7 MY CONSTIPATION WORRIES ARE OVER I ALWAYS TAKE Milk of Magnesia Because it provides mor* WA- H\ complete relief than singlepj^ purpose laxatives' ConstlpaIgS^ |A tion and acid indiges 1 usually go hand in hand g|B^^^^ That's why laxatives which *1 i C **J*d act on coDstipation alone -are r^DuiVi'
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    LADY OF THE LEGS
    75 8 LADY OF THE LEGS lh«- ■.li.toHt limbs \<>u viw in Pace 4 belong lit Stone other Ih. in luvov MiiKjpore model Patricia mi, I or nearl\ four hours with only breathers, -lit- shut herself up in a >luffv box rxposine only her legs (or a dollar a sues*. The proceeds
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    Strikes: Macieod sees cabinet
    288 8 Three hours of talhs^no peace yet on the rail front BUSES: I'M WAITING FOR RIGHT MOMENT LONDON. Sat.— Mr. lain Macleod, Minister of Labour, was this week-end consulting cabinet colleagues on what financial proposals the Govern ment can sanction to avert a nation wide strike of
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    Bazaar raffle results
    93 8 Prize-winning ticket numbers in the "Grand Raffle" drawn at the International Bazaar yesterday were: Prize-winners are asked to prsent their winning ticket* at the Mercantile Bank, Raffles Place, this week. 0342. 6957. 9128 3880. 0829 5315. 1198. 4864, 1945. 3973. 0648. 5214. 2896. 3707. 8546 4126. 2003.
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    Breast badge issue soon
    66 8 New breast badges, to replace the old. cumbersome arm badges, for bus and tax! drivers, bus conductors and trlsha riders wtll be Issued soon by the Singapore City Council. The badges are in three colours: Green for taxi and bus drivers; white for bus conductors and
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    UMNO branch warns Israel
    46 8 KOTA BHARU. Sat— The Federation Government will be asked to withdraw recognition of Israel If the Jewish state commits 'further aggression against a Muslim country." This wa s decided by the annual general meeting of the Kota Bharu branch of UMNO today.
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    Spectacle display at charity ball
    64 8 A "Ball of the Month" to be held at the Singapore Raffles Hotel next Saturday in aid of the. Kampong Koo Chye fire relief fund will feature a special display of the latest In spectacle designs. The display Is sponsored by the New China Optical
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    SUTTON LEAVES
    19 8 Mr. Kirby Sutton until lately Chief Editor. Radio Malaya, left for Britain yesterday under the Malayanisation scheme
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    SULTAN SHARES SECRET WITH PRINCESS MERIAM
    70 8 The SulUn of Johore and his seven-year-old daughter Princess Meriarn share a secret during his farewell tra party at the Royal International Dub. The party given in his honour mi the eve of his departure for England was attended by some 250 I wests.
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    Airline loses $6 million
    66 8 THE HAGUE. Sat.-X.L.M Royal Dutch Airlines lost 6.800 guilders 'about $5,780.--000 > in the lint three months of 1958. shareholders v.ere told last night. Mr. Isaac Aler. president director of the company, said i three factor.-, were responsible for the deterioration— losses due to the strike
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    Lock icon REBELS CALL TO ASIAN STATES FOR VOLUNTEERS
    269 8 REBELS CALL TO ASIAN STATES FOR VOLUNTEERS 'JOIN OUR STRUGGLE... REMEMBER HUNGARY' MANILA, Saturday. THE INDONESIAN rebel government at Menado last night appealed tor volunteers from neighbouring Asian countries in its struggle for a "free and sovereign Indonesia The rebel leader Ll.-CoL Ventje Sumual. in a speech broadcast over Radio
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    FIRE GRANT FOR KAMPONGS
    29 8 Tht Singapore City Council* vehicles and fire brigade committee has recommended that the council provide $75,000 to pay for fire-fight-ing equipment for kampong volunteer firemen.
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    Harmonica man wins contest
    48 8 Ted Lloyd, a harmonica player, won Radio Malaya's 1958 Talentlme competition from 19 other finalists at the Singapore Badminton Association Hall last night. Two singers. Danny Plunkett. a tenor, and Ralph de Silva. a popular vocalist, won second and third placing* in the contest.
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    Woman in black killed in Colony accident
    131 8 A BOY cyclist and an unidentified woman were killed in Singapore yesterday in two road accidents which occurred within eight hours of each other. The woman, dressed in a black samfoo. died after being knocked down by a Itrry at the junction of
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    Legendary bird dominates ruler's pleasure boat
    886 9  - Legendary bird dominates ruler's pleasure boat S. SALIM AHMAD WANTED: A HOME FOR KELANTAN RELICS by KELANTAN is rich in old articles which trace its colourful history leaded now is j museum to house them. The articles are mostly members of the royal family. The owners are willing to 'surrender"
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    Cine Corner FILM – MAKER
    754 9 Cine Corner FILM MAKER Some rules when using a camera COME rules exist in cm* work which might |ust *s well be understood by the beginner from the begmDo not load film Into the camera in bright light but find moderate shade for th»» }ob. If there is no shade.
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    THE POSTMAN TAKES THE BISCUIT...
    125 9 THE POSTMAN TAKES THE BISCUIT... LONDON. Sat THE postman found six un- wrapped cream-cracker biscuits in the pillar-box. each one addressed and stamped. He put the biscuits carefully Into his sack and carried them gently to the post office, where a sorting officer stamped them lightly with his date stamp.
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      26 9 Write to "Film-Maker. Hie Sunday Times. Times House, Singapore 9, if you have any questions or problems, or suggestions. No private correspondence can be entered into.
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      779 9 A SAFE DEPOSIT for YOUR FUNDS J C SF.CI 'RITY: Group Assets Exceed £25.000.00» CoHirtM I«m« MX, Ni.lH KnowMcr anal Kxprnrwa f SAFETY No Hmk of Dtfretiatioa 9 J*!j SUCCESS *--m-irf rrrrlnsMiil ST4NDARDSTk«BMtkiBMkint •aak Dcvostti «f £100 to £250.060 tcet+oi Intrrnt eeM wumtul 4t4uctun ef Umu4 Kingium Imttmt tm Send
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      529 9 rE continued popularity i! 6 Q— Q4 P— K3 of the King's Indian 27 PxP NxP Defence Is again evinced i by Its adoption by the IWrj World Champion in the AMUI*W M* second game of the match 1 V HZ in defence of his title. am M%Ht| The credit
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    THE SUNDAY TIME Singapore. May 11, 1958. BROAD BASE AT THE TOP
    488 10 THE SUNDAY TIME Singapore. May 11, 1958. BROAD BASE AT THE TOP ALL who have the future of education at heart and want to see Malayans progress as a united nation will rejoice at the cordial atmosphere which surrounded the visit paid by luminaries of the Univenity of Malaya to
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    17 10 "Your form's good, and it there's a photo finish, remember, stick out your neck, not your chest!
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    UMNO'S DEFEAT AT KAMPONG BAHRU POLLS
    1436 10  -  FRANCIS COORAY By from KUALA LUMPUR Warning for the Alliance to meet the Opposition's growing challenge And it's time to woo the isolated East Coast A POST mortem has recently been held in Kuala Lumpur on the defeat of UMNO candidates in the Kampong
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    Half century ago
    194 10 Toot-tooC! Whoops! Out of the way there Don't E E take up all the road? Xtally. my dear, the streets of 5 Singapore are brooming impossible cars all over the place! Yes. indeed In 1908. when this picture was taken in Singapore, no less than eleven of
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    Buy red feathers and help Cheshire Homes
    386 10 Buy red feathers and help Cheshire Homes MEXT Saturday week (May 24). thousands of small, red teathers will be on sale m Singapore The proceeds from tl feathers, which j welcome change the usual Hags, will help to support the S»ngapore Cheshire Homes throughout the coming year This home for
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      567 10 StniU Tact Fret fnm j MSW> rvSMaaMtsli*^* lit OaCMAtD MAS, mH mmSJ CITY MM iTOM ITO. WrnktiNi Miwi. M*. M M ISMAIL lias-Ill. MALAYA MU6 JTO«l 142 I... CmM 1 IHIil I ISSIl IED ADa < JOHNNY BORO The Cockpits t_M LO MB fcHKETS Htm Horn UK) to match 12
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      68 10 I y. f You never know when you'll need Elastoplast FIRST AID DRESSINGS (now ventilated to let wounds breoth* i You can't be too careful with cuts, scratches or grazes Clean the wound and put on Klastoplast the dressing doctors u:>e. Elastoplast stops the bleeding and guard* against infection while
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    Playful Princess has fun with a shadow
    162 11 Let's have some fun with this," shouts the youngest member of the Royal Party. i Up comes the marker ready for the chase, i The big farewell tea party given to the Sultan 3 of |ohore, Major-Ceneral Sir Ibrahim, and his J I
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    CLUB GUARDS AGAINST 'TWO-DIGIT' FORGERIES
    291 11 ILLEGAL OPERATORS WILL BE BEATEN AT THEIR OWN GAME IPOH, Saturday. JHE PERAK TURF Club will take measures against possible forgeries of the tickets of the two-digit lottery it intends to start. The chairman of the club. Mr. P. B. Hannah, told th# Sunday Times
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    COPRA PRICES
    40 11 Sing aporr 1 opra Amariativn I noon prices p*r picul yesterday err: fair merchant able Bombay d copra May 532 buyers. BUS sellers. Tone quirt t wonut Oil Millrr« VvMxiatton: bulk S47\ sellers, drum $51 sellers. Tone steady.
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    120,000 lottery tickets must be destroyed
    219 11 AvlM.APORK court yesterday ordered the forfeiture of 120.M* Social and Welfare Services lottery tickets seized from Lim Yew C'heong, M, a business manager. Lim pleaded not guilty to a charge of assisting in the carrying on of a public lottery. He was acquitted and
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    Customs officer on bribery charge
    49 11 A Customs officer, Lim i Boon Peng, was accused in Singapore yesterday ot attempting: to ai-cept a Sl5; bribe irom a lorry driver. Koo H<r Peng, at Tolok Ayer Basin un March 1. Lim. who pleaded not guilty was allowed bail till May 26.
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    TIN PRICE
    19 11 The tm price In Singapore yesterday «ii $369 25 per plcul. I down $1 75 on Friday.
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    Hemp farmer fined $100
    52 11 MALACCA. Sat SathasiVan. 28, a railway labourer, was today lined $100 in Alor Oajah for possession of 14 Indian hemp plants. Inspector Harban Singh found the plants growing in Sathasivan's garden on. March 14. Government chemists certified them as Indian hemp plants, the growing of which
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    Best week in war on smugglers
    204 11 CUSTOMS SEIZE $100,000 CONTRABAND CINCAPORE Customs m- flicted a $100,000 damage on cigarette smugglers this week. From May 4 to yesterday. a special anti smuggling fleet made contraband seizures every night alter dramatic sea chases. A total of 8,300 lb of cigarettes and tobacco,
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      257 11 IP*® HIMALAYA tailing mi 14th May 1958 tct ColomKo. A4en S«ms. Port Mt LISBON <rri*.n| LONDON 2m4 mt BUILDERS: VICKERS-ARMSTRONC LIMITED B..rr a Furrws*. LAUNCHED sth October 1948 T.ROSS TONS: 27.955 SPEED 22 knots Air-Cooditioned Dining S.i> LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Peninsular Oriental Sreatn Nivifirion Company Enquiries to: SINCAPORt
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      203 11 SIR w Ml \L MALAY Hi NAVY DAY: RMN establishment open for public vwlt from 19 am to 630 p m entrance Rotherham Oate. Bukr Timali Road, and Canberra Gate. Thomson Road WI.KI \MI Rl< \N I M VBjBMTA i i i h .sjpper meeting to welcome new members at
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      110 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 3.42 a.m. (7ft. 2m p 5 45 p.m. <6ft. 3in>; Port Ditk.son 1149 a.m. (6ft. |4in); Pending 7.47 a.m. 6ft.) 6 50 pm (6ft 3in). TOMORROW: Singapore 4 44 a.m. (6ft. ain.) 6.59 p.m. (6ft. |31nj; Penang 8.59 a.m. (6ft. 2in.) 1 8.27 p.m. (6ft); Port
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    The Pick of the week's pictures
    280 12 MAKE YOUR PRINTS IN FUTURE 6 in. x 10 in. THE competition 1 editors ask all those entering for the Sunday Times Picture r Contest to submit in future prints measuring 6in. by lOin. It has been decided E that prints this size are
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    Few lauded the Moorish style of building
    516 12 Few lauded the Moorish style of building Historical Corner by DONALD DA VIES I/UALA Lumpur would not be Kuala Lumpur without its ornate row of Government buildings facing on to the Padang There is no denying, critics aside, that the sprawling Moorish style brick pile with its 140--foot central clock-tower
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      98 12 AND CAPABLE Johnson's set the pace on outboard style and performance a DEPENDABLE performance that no others can match. This easy starting 10 h.p. g^j model combines slow-glide with jt^p^B^a^E-C^^*****-!! k flash action. Has all the big motor features yet is easily K^^/D iJ^ml portable W^ fsHft^l HORSEPOWER |Bf It's
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      159 12 ACROSS— I. Challengr (6>; DOWN:— I. "Credit" <4i; 2 5. Frustrate (8^; 9. Shocking Fault-finder (6); 3. Sound of amusement O»; 4. Jug (4); 5 <5»: 10. Set (6>: 12. Reflect Puddle (4»; 6. Customer (6); 7. (6>; 13. Outfit (3); 14. Fruit Klnguhlp (6); 8 Reaps (8);'ll. i« An^.
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      Your Sunday listening
      164 13 AM 9J| Good Morning To Listeners: 7 16 Morning Serenade: 17 30 The News: 735 Breakfast I Club: 830 Waltting And Marchliiy. 9on Edmundo Ros And His Orchestra: 930 Come Into The Parlour. 10 00 Clear Thinking. 1045 For V.m. For Him And For Her; 11.15 Jimmy
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      Hunter hams it up as a spy – catching agent
      249 13 Hunter hams it up as a spy catching agent THE 20th Century-Fox Film Company offered an adventure picture la>.t week, that rates as a definite crowd-cheerer. "COIA'T FIVE AND DIE" is good old cloak-and-dagger stuff and even >: the cloak uome--1 tlme.<. iii'ji too thoroughly the movements of the dagger
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      Thrills in civil war
      112 13 "'THE K\ll>" starring Van Heflin. is an excellent story dealing with a single incident during the American Civil War. It tells of the Confederate sacking of St. Alban. Vermont. in reprisal (or the burning of Atlanta. Georgia, by the Northern Army with an authority which obviously
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      MOTHER, CHILD DO FINE, BUT IT'S ROUGH ON FATHER
      198 13 MOTHER, CHILD DO FINE, BUT IT'S ROUGH ON FATHER TWENTIETH CENTURY FOX dv« deep uito psychiatric closets to produce the basic idea for Its "GIFT OF LOVE" and the result is as gloomy as the proverbial pronouncement about Judgment Day. Although Lauren Bacall and Robert Stack are terribly, madly, and
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      ON THE RECORD
      391 13 CALYPSO and Latin hymns; lullabies and hit-parade lyrics: organ recitals and Cha-cha-cha mood mu-lc and Mozart. MBYk new releaact> »re .i veritable musical pol pourrl. There Is something for evenr Uste. Emotion Merevy MG 2«13«l is certain to appeal to the many who like wide diverone dlsr.
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      THE SHAPE IS ONE OF PURE DELIGHT
      528 13 THE SHAPE IS ONE OF PURE DELIGHT Marisa Allasio- she sounds like a lovely aria— undulates across the Seven Hills like glorious, gorgeous, golden goddess BODY BEAUTIFUL Marisa Allasio. thr l.ciuti ful Italian actress in "Seven Hills of Rome." is disgusted with thr paits which IVodurer Carlo Ponte earmarked for
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      354 13 *I I Pkaaa NIM Ttum ir ff i.isu W^% •f+l 1 "*s■ m rls m kl^ V.ifcJ FAREWELL TO ARMS" (Fix) k.-«W Hirfwn Jennifer loiws iwmi>r»F < «tor W Tmimy *.*S -FCACM BLOKgOM BIVEK Utotolal. Jnt '■■fi*J lv otcns today: J T«f Zf'\| H a."L— l4«— 4.lS— *y P.m- W
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      395 14 Tke gbMaaaf besurt of Waterford Glass v something thtt mosey aloae cannot create. It needs the sensture band aad critical eye of aa trttot to bnng to light the beauty hiddea in cold glass, to interpret traditional itwig— u> terms of modern living Waterford lead crystal cut glau k the
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      609 14 by Edgar Rice Burroughs V:' vwrA uss^^ TWE cr SK Si I •Hf lji igv/TC9 v erv —1 w J^> \iis m if UIAUkIPCC MiUifl 'AU I THC Hyril Cly «7Ar\IL»BK .^^««*^g^L^_ I 7 CVfV j^* M *^g^gM M^ J* fWn^rS^^H I Efljj^H BLMCkJaikM^VMLi I^Lb..^h^J aflgi Ikv^ C^HFi^M^lmß^_B H^*'^ STARS
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      420 14 ™THE DICTATOR™^, i»| ANY have forgoltcn ihr dreadful days of the civil war in <<| l l Spain. Out of the bitterness and slaughter of 1936-t!l.t9 S> s nnerced a military dictatorship under GeneimliMimo Don > > Francisco Franco. General Franco is still In high office in Spain and for
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      407 14 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY: Excellent lor WEDNESDAY: Portents family reunions or lor re- today are encouraging one* contacting; old friends. Not if you are wilhn<* to make so good for anything that adjustments it "is uselaaa demands flexibility or new trying to .stick in a am! ideas. Propitious for
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      83 15 /flßfl^H ■■■MK^-3 L^ I 9 'v^ t*^^**3w JI W I H|^V _^B^- f* ■*> \SB \^/3^^ T I /V.fW I^Bflßi L^_ '"Ui II M Jfc Ji /«k i_^ C* BBBk^B^TBB^BBBr I r^ t P'^BCm^Bß^^.^ KtßHl^B^' I I r^ p- I |OTI >r»Sl^Sirt^Ss'^». •*»-«.^^l rT8?WBBBMMBBBJPBBJB^BJBBBBBJ s^k a^\ < v^t>. Bbw JC^
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    I know I'm no killer
    1253 17 By FLOYD PATTERSON 1 1^ l^m i T^n7 /^^^^^^Tl^^n In the fifth instalment of his frank lift story Patterson tells why he's tailed the Tenderhearted Champ If I could hold the championship even half as long as foe Louis did I should be a very
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    GUNTHER'S BEST 'INSIDE' YET
    344 17 MEW YORK. Sat— A bear-like six-footer in blue suit and scarlet bow-tie bolted through the dining-room. Half a doxen members waved, shouted: "Hi. |ohn! Great book. Send us another copy." John Gunther's latest book. Inside Russia Today. published in Britain this week by Hamish Hamilton '255.>.
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    The Navy throws a cocktail party at Kota Tinggi
    442 17 The Navy throws a cocktail party at Kota Tinggi The Countryman's Journal by Tuar. Ojen FRIDAY. May 2, 1958. QN the 24th of last month the Royal Malayan Navy paid its annual goodwill visit to Kota T.nggi. They came in three armed river launches, each in charge of a British
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      141 17 .Vive le wictor A^ a^ they say in France v F -in all other countries £k fc^ too, the Victor is acclaimed 51" for its outstanding J^ popularity and Hi^^^ performance. J Prepare now for your holiday overseas and leave the details t0... /f% %JrrchiMrd MOTOR COMPANY LIMITED SINGAPORE AND
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    A purr that delights the ear
    962 18 New DKWs two-stroke engine is quietest that went into a car THE Auto-Union 1 ,000 better known by its more popular previous name, DXW must have the quietest two-stroke engine that ever went into a car. In the past, despite the DKW s pleasing
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    Record 153 enter Ear hiU climb
    86 18 A BIG crowd is expected for today's Singapore Gap Hill Climb meeting, which has attracted a record 153 entries. First car will take off at 9 a.m. and the meeting is expected to last well into the afternoon Three Cooper 500s have been entered,
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    Judoists hold grading test
    69 18 Judoists from the Singapore Judo Club and the Singapore Youth Sports Centre will hold their 14th grading contest at the SJC's premises. Jalan Besar. Singapore, on June 9 and 11 at 7.30 p.m. Three black-belt instructors, Ebimoto, Ang Teck Bee and Ng Yong Soon, will judge
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    At 38, coach Slater hopes to succeed on come-back trail
    498 18  - At 38, coach Slater hopes to succeed on come-back trail JOHN MARKS By AT 38 when most sportsmen are thinking about retiring, athletics coach Philip Slater is doing just the reverse. For Slater, despite his age. has decided to attemot a comeback in iong distance running this season. He plans
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    Crossword Solution
    93 18 ACROSS: 1. ra-kie: a Scotch; 9. Awful: 10. Clique: ft Mirror: 13. Kit: 14 Grape: 16. Pi"h: 18 Nun; 20. Etch: 21 Scatters: 23. Pup: 24 Purchase: 27 Eves: 30. Eke: 31 Bray: 32 Cadw: J5. Net: 37. Tricky; 38 Lavish: 39. Lever; 40. Calves; 41. l*chew. DOWN:
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    SELANGOR, PERAK SCHOOLS WILL MEET IN CUP FINAL
    219 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. PERAK and Selangor will meet at Merdeka Stadium tomorrow under floodlights (kick oiT 6.45) to dfcide who should be the first holders of the "Rahman Trophy" for Malayan Inter-Combined Schools soc- cer championship. Yesterday Perak. the North zone champions,
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    Rosandich to tour Borneo
    105 18 rOMAS Rosandich, the American athletic coach, who is now polishing up the 1 Malayan Asian Games athletes in Penang. will coach Borneo athletes next month. Rosandich will be in British North Borneo. Sarawak and Brunei for five and a half weeks. Rosandich. who will travel with
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    LIFT MARK BEATEN
    96 18 The six-year-old Singapore twoli.md press record was broken by light-heavyweight Lim Hiany Kok. I at the Evergreen Weinhtlining i Party s championships at the New World last night Hiang Kok beat tin 19">2 record held by Cheang Kok Cheng by five pounds in lifting 225 lb. ReMilt.v
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    Victoria gain narrow Shield victory
    151 18 Victoria gain narrow Shield victory I>T II yeslerda) Vll tnam 38. Miiim.hu an 4-21 i. K 34. Sandosi v ijiaratnan 4-.'.k Kulutntaa I KA hV C „i :1 hi I KF. Ch.in«. M iii4han 5-15. Peirn «-8i Wanderers and fPO. Mnl.ua rirew at Tanglin Wandersrs 1 18 Whitaker 4-1 7
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    £18½ MILLION PLAN BY FORD CO.
    340 18 £18 MILLION PLAN BY FORD CO. THE Ford Motor Company ot Australia Pty. Ltd.. which has been established at Geelong. Victoria, tor H4 years, is one ot the leaders in the Australian motor vehicle manufacturing industry The company's plant, located on the main highway between Geelong and Melbourne, the State
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    RECORD ENTRY FOR LORNIE
    41 18 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A record number of entries is expected for the Lornie Speed Trial to be held here on June 1 Previously the event known as the Lornie Kilo, but this been extended to 1320 yard.v
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    S.E.A. Peninsula Games planned by Siam
    257 19 S.E.A. Peninsula Games planned by Siam KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The Olympic Council of Siam is planning a regional sports cont among countries in South East Asia in De:nber this year. The meet, which is to be known as the South East Asia Peninsula Games, will be opened to competitors from
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    Lock icon NO CHANGE IN ENGLAND TEAM
    61 19 BELGRADE. Sat. Manager Walter Winterbottom today named the following England football team to play ffHift Yugoslavia here tomorrow E. Hopkinson: D. Howe. E G Langley; R. Clayton, W. Wright (Capt >. W Slater; B Douglas R. Charlton. D Kevan. J. Haynes T Flnney The team
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    Munro brothers best at swimming gala
    452 19 THE ML'NRO boys. Kenneth and Douglas, were the outstanding performers at the Singapore Swimming Club's No. 1 championship gala at Tanjong Rhu yesterday. Kenneth won three events for boys under 14 while his brother. Douglas, was first twice and third once In the events
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    Home to help in Cup defence
    584 19 Vital test for the Ooi-Ong pair at exhibition •PHE famous Ong Poh Lim-Ooi Teik Hock combina- tion will have a vital test lor the Thomas Cup team on the first night of the Badminton Association of Malaya's two-day exhibition matches at the S.B.A. hall
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    GORDON IS GOLF MEDAL WINNER
    43 19 H. Gordon (39, won the Royal Singapore Golf Club's "C" division medal at Slme Road yesterday. Gordon (31%) also won the ball sweep for the first nine while A O Clinton (20 :i was the second nine winner
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    Lock icon Alcimedes wins Jubilee stakes
    42 19 KEMPTON PARK Sat Lord Astor's Alcimedes won the Great Jubilee Handicap, run over one mile two furlongs here today. Col. B. Hornung^s Sun Charger was second and Mr. E. J Parker's Falls of Shin third. Fifteen started. Reuter.
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    Lock icon WIGAN CHAMPS
    26 19 LONDON. Sat. Wlgan won the rugby league cup final today, defeating Worklngton by 13-0 at Wembley stadium here. At halftime Wigan led 10-7.— Reuter
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    SCOTTISH SOCCER
    21 19 LONDON. Sat— Todays Scottish football results were Scottish Dlv. i: Clyde' 1 Third Lanark l: Rangers 0 Dundee 1
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    ALL THE AUSTRALIAN SOCCER RESULTS
    436 19 SYDNEY Sat Australian football results played here today were: I liter national Match: Australia I Blackpool 8 >..t Sydney* nnW KEDERAIIOV I>l\. 1: I Auburn v Sydney Austral 1 tomorrow > Bankstown 0 Corrimal 3 Concord 1 Hako*h 7: Gladesville Uwood 2: Northside 2 Apia
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    SERVICES RALLY TO TAKE FAM CUP
    565 19 Malacca score first with 8 minutes to go but fail to hold advantage KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday pKDERATIOX Combined Services, with a lighting wemnd half rally. gained a 3-1 victory over Malacca in a thrilling F.A.M. (.'up filial before a crowd of 7,000 at the
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    Lock icon BLACKPOOL OVERWHELM AUSTRALIAN SIDE
    95 19 SYDNEY. Sat— The touring Blackpool soccer team today overwhelmed Australia at Sydney Sports Ground to win 8-2. Watched by a crowd of more than 18.000. Australia quickly went to a 2-0 lead when Nunn twice scored cleverly. But Charnley (2) and Perry replied to give Blackpool
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    Rl Old Boys dinner
    32 19 Old Raffle-sians Association's annual dinner will be held at the Mandarin Room. Capitol Restaurant, on Wednesday. June 4 Tickets are available from Mr. Tan Kirn Yong. Raffles Institution
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    Explain tour: Govt. to team
    98 19 Explain tour: Govt. to team pOLOMBO. Sit The \j Ceylon Government today demanded an r\ plinutic.n ol uh\ a louring Ceylon so«ii-i ham had Kone to North Korr.i without government permission I hi- train Ml in \pi il <>n an approved tour ol Burma and hina In hin.i il i<■
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    Lock icon Indonesia win
    31 19 MANILA Sat Twelve thousand Filipinos saw their Asian Game, neeer beaten 2-1 by the visiting Indonesians here ia>t night. All the goals were scored In the llr-t hall UP
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      108 19 9PP| MM MAY issue PI YFI IN THIS ISSUE MALAY COLLEGE. KUALA KANGSAR NURSES WITH RINGS IN THEIR EARS flHHiHHilHiiiliH CARACAS PREPARES FOR WORLO FAIR STARS RECEIVE GLOBE AWARDS NOW YOKO FOUND FAME Zi [1 HONG KONG'S BATTLE FOR HOMES GR se A r T .aI EW SOUTH BY JAVA
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 20 IU In Chertahcd HfTj of the baM WOiwil iua moat loving .'ather who vas attoi to rest on 1. a b€. ftwotUd •nd children Krtbmr. Ta— Hni mat SohmL
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