The Straits Times, 19 October 1958

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NettS* 1 No. 1,208 SUNDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1958 20 CENTS
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    Lock icon All set for BOAC strike probe
    207 1 All set for BOAC strike probe I ONDON, Sat. Prof. Daniel Jack, an industrial conciliator of great experience, has been named as chairman of an inquiry into an engineers' strike at London airport which has grounded the entire 8.0.A.C. air fleet since Monday night. Mr. lain MacLeod. Minister of Labour,
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    Lock icon MAN RUNS AMOK AT SAMURAI SWORD DRAMA
    57 1 MAN RUNS AMOK AT SAMURAI SWORD DRAMA NAGOYA, Sat— A 21-year-old mental patient, excited by a Samurai sword drama, suddenly began attacking members of the audience with a butcher knife at a theatre here last night. Masanon HikOiiaka wound(d 12 people, one seriously, as people around him fiJHTered wildly for
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    THUGS WOUND POLICEMAN
    66 1 SINGAPORE, Sat.— An off duty police constable, Yang Ser chai, 20. of Radio Division was attacked by four thugs who slashed him with parangs at Pasir Ris late tonight. Yang, who was on his wa> to a dance, received severe body and arm injuries. He was taken
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    Lock icon U.S. nuclear explosion
    52 1 LAS VEGAS (Nevada), Sat. A small nuclear device was exploded from a 75-foot wooden tower at the desert test site near here today. The U.S. Atomic Energy Commission sa.d the blast--the ninth in the current series was in the sub-kiloton range, less powerful than 1,000 tons of
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    Lock icon Sumatra coast closed
    44 1 JAKARTA, Sat. Antara newsagency said today the Air Force had ordered the closing off of the south-east Coast of Sumatra. This means no one will be able to enter the area without a permit. No reason was given for the closure.—Reuter.
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    Nail Whip
    115 1 GANGLAND* LATEST CU4CAPORE. Sat. Police today raided a bungalow in Grange Road here and seized a dangerous new gangland weapon It was a three-foot long rope weighted on either end with lead and steel (right). Sticking (Mil from one end were giant sized nails (above). Mr. D. D'Cruz,
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    FOUR DROWNED IN MINING POOL
    275 1 UNEMPLOYED MINE LABOU E R DIES IN VAIN BID TO RESCUE HIS THREE CHILDREN |POH Sat. —An unemployed mine labourer and three of his children were drowned in a disused mining pool near here yesterday afternoon. Liew Yoon Khoi, 39, had gone to the aid
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    13 MORE HIT BY POLIO
    864 1 MANY SPORE DOCTORS WARN AGAINST VACCINE: DONT BE GUINEA PIGS Biggest total for one day PAP MOVE TO CENSURE COVT SINGAPORE, Saturday. THIRTEEN more poliomyelitis cases were reported up to 6 p.m. today the largest single day's total since the epidemic began. This brings the
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    Lock icon 550 lawyers struck off in Budapest
    120 1 13UDAPEST, Sat.— About 550 Budapest lawyers have been suspended from practice under a Government "purge" and few are likely to win appeals for reinstatement, reliable sources said here I today. About 40 per cent of Hun- gary's 3.000 lawyers were reported to have been
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    Lock icon £240 million 'Spaceport'
    26 1 SYDNEY. Sat. A i:240 million sterling Commonwealth "Spaceport" is to be built on Australia's Woomera pocket range, the Sydney Sun-Herald said today. Reuter.
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    Rome bid to censute the Popes physician
    113 1 VATICAN CITY, Sat. THE Rome Medical Association today accused Prof. Riccardo Galeazzi-Lisi of unprofessional conduct in selling to newspapers and magazines intimate and detailed accounts of the last hours of the Pope. Prof. Galeazzi-Lisi, who was ohysician to the late Pope for 25
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    SINGAPORE BOUND
    27 1 HONG KONG. Sat— One hundred and thirty passengers who were rescued from the Norwegian freighter Ho< Wong last week have left Hong Kong for Singapore.
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    DULLES IN ROME
    29 1 VATICAN CITY. Sat. The Secretary of State. Mr John Foster Dulles, arrived here today to represent President Eisenhower at the funeral rites for the Pope.— U.P.l
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    Lock icon New Cairo cash
    29 1 CAIRO. Sat.— A new currency for the United Arab Republic— "The Arab Dinar"' —will replace the Egyptian Pound and the Syrian lira by next July.— Reuter.
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    MARRIAGE ENDS
    19 1 HOLLYWOOD, Sat. Cary Grant and his wife. Betsy Drake, separated yesterday after a marriage of nine years.
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    Lock icon Heart attack kills cardinal
    209 1 ROME, Sat. Cardinal Celso Costantlni. 82. a member of the Curia, central government of the Roman Catholic church, died last night of a heart attack in a Rome clinic. His death reduces the Sacred College of Cardinals to 54 members 17 Italian and 37 others. Cardinal
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    Seven hotels protest to Council
    388 1 1,400 WORDS SAY WHY DEARER POWER MAY RUIN BUSINESS SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Hotel Association of Singapore has sent a 1,400-word petition to the City Council protesting against the decision to abandon the present policy of granting reduced rates for the bulk supply of electricity to
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    Lock icon 10 trapped in crashed Connie
    104 1 10 trapped in crashed Connie ARGENTIA (Newfoundland), Sat. Ten crew members of a United States Now Super-Con-stellation which crashed in the sea here today are believed trapped and feared dead inside the plane, which is floating about half a mile offshore. The Navy Department in Washington said that one man
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 DULLES TO BRIEF CHIANC TAIPEI, Sat— l rctary of State puftod to givj- r > fef Kai-<»h«k port »n CS-Corr; Chinese talkb wh' vMfa Formosa nr\t i n
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    Such a meek little gentleman... running round the hospital in the nude
    2315 2  - Such a meek little gentleman... running round the hospital in the nude PROFESSOR HANS KILLIAN By I SHALL always remember Mr. B (I have obviously to conceal his ident'ty) as a grey man, the only one of his kind I have ever met. He was only 30 yet his hair
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    The King of Roulette
    1232 3  - The King of Roulette ROBERT ADAMS THE QUIET AMERICAN WHO WON £100,000 IN A WEEK -by- EXPERTS say that to break a casino's bank means that a gambler has won the original float with which a table started the day's business. If this is true, William Nelson Darnborough broke the
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      11 3 Begins today an exciting new series on the world's great gamblers
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    AMERY SATISFIED WITH PROGRESS IN BANDIT WAR
    195 4 AMERY SATISFIED WITH PROGRESS IN BANDIT WAR KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE British Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for War, Mr. Julian Amery, said here today that he was most satisfied with the progress made in the Emergency. Mr. Amery said this before he tlew to Kluang in Johore where he
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    Union told: Be alert against evil elements
    119 4 MALACCA, Sat. Mr. J. I. Vendargon. president of the Malacca Municipal Services Union, told members at the annual meeting today to keep away from party politics and guard against political interference. Mr. Vendargon. who was reelected president for the sixth successive year, said
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    Lovely Pat named Publicity Queen
    59 4 Pat was chosen the winner from 30 Colony advertising- models in a contest held in connection with the Publicity Ball at Raffles Hotel on Friday nitht. Sunday Times picture. Singapore's "Publicity Queen. 1958." lovely 18--year old Patricia Yon* re- i civ rd two trophies from
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    JUNGLE DEATH: HUNTING PARTY LEADER WAS NEGLIGENT, SAY POLICE
    535 4 JUNGLE DEATH: HUNTING PARTY LEADER WAS NEGLIGENT, SAY POLICE Inquest on man who went re see boar chase KAJANC. Sat.— Police Inspector Donald Aeria said at an inquest here today that there was some suggestion of negligence on the part of the leader of a wildboar hunting party during a
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    BIG SPORE BID TO LURE CAPITAL
    197 4 VERY LIBERAL TAX BENEFITS PLAN SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. J. M. Jumabhoy, said today that the Government's new tax concessions to pioneer industries would be "mor« liberal than those now being offered by the Federation Government." Mr. Jumabhoy said
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    Successful church funds drive
    116 4 Successful church funds drive KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The national secretary of the Council of Promotion of the Churches, Australia, the Rev. R. S. B. Meyer, to. day flew to Singapore on his way home to Sydney, happy at the success of the funds drive for St. Mary's Church here. He
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    Man on armed rioting, murder bid charges
    74 4 Man on armed rioting, murder bid charges SINGAPORE, Sat.—Mohamed bin Haji Abdullah was charged in a magistrate's court today with committing armed rioting; in Sime Road Park yesterday morning. He was alleged to be v member of an unlawful assembly which attacked several labourers with parangs. Mohamed faced a second
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    YMCA to stage an operetta
    55 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore YMCA's musical and dramatic group will present Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta: The Yeoman of the Guard" at the Cultural Centre Canning Rise on Oct. 29.. 30. II and \ov. 1. The shows are in aid of thr YMCA buildinu fund. Tickets
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    Minister advises Malays to wed other races
    125 4 Minister advises Malays to wed other races KUALA TRENGGANU, Saturday. iv» ALAYS are advised not to marry their own relatives. Instead they are urged to marry other races. This advice was given by the Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, when he addressed a gathering of more than 500
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    5,051 have checked poll registers
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Sat Th» Commissioner oi Elections, Mr. M. Ponnuduray. said today that a total of 5 051 people had checked the electoral registers for the Legislative Assembly elections during the first two days that they were opened tor public inspection. There were 442 claims and
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    35,000 get longer evenings
    162 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. More than 35.000 peo- j pie In six new villages in Ulu Selangor district tho only remaining black area in the state— will be allowed from Monday to stay out doors for another three I hours at night. The State War Executive Committee
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      106 4 At your cinemas Kola ll. thru i ODEON: Selamat Tlnggal KekasahKu 9 45 a.m.- Hold Batlc i the Nitht 3. 7.15. 9.30. LIDO: Hujan Panas <Ma!ay> :m .mi. Curj-e of Frankenstein 12.30. 3. 7.15. 9 M. h ii. mi. i ii X! Boliwani Junction 10.45 H.ni.: Vat Korii' Choon S\ve«
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    CLERKS FROM FIRMS AT POLY
    264 5 As in Germany employees are given time off to attend lectures Govt. still to decide on courses for its men SINGAPORE, Sat.— More than 500 employees from commercial and industrial firms in the Colony have enrolled for part-time courses at the Polytechnic. The principal, Mr.
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    Import tax dodger is fined 53,500
    53 5 Import tax dodger is fined 53, 500 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Wong Khong Wah was fined $2,500 in the magistrate's court hen today for evasion of Customs duty amounting to $212 on spare parts for radios. He was fined another $1,000 ford possession of 42 longplaying records on whicn duty had
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    2 sent for corrective training
    106 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Two men were sentenced to long terms of corrective training in separate cases brought before district courts here today. Case No. One: Ong Chwee Tng, 22, got five years for being a member of a secret society. He had a tattoo of a
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    KING CONFERS FIRST M-AWARDS ON 11
    282 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. ELEVEN people, including the Regents of Johore ond Negri Sembilan, today received their first Merdeka anniversary awards from the Yang diPertuan Agong at an investiture ceremony here. In contrast to the pomp and pageantry of the first investiture on Independence Day
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    £ COAST SCHOOLS FREE OF REDS
    116 5 COAST SCHOOLS FREE OF REDS KUALA TRENGGANU, Saturday. THE Minister for Education, Inche Mohamed Khir bin Johari, said here last night that there was no threat of subversion in schools in the East Coast. He added that this was due to the good co-opera-tion given by the people. The Minister
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    Y'S MEN'S LUNCH
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The V's Men's Club of Singapore Beta Chapter) held* a luncheon meeting at the Chinese V.M.C.A., South Pier, today.
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    COMMUNITY DANCE
    24 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Buona Vista Community Centre held its second anniversary social dance at the centre in South Buona Vista Road tonight.
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    Press reports not evidence: Court
    152 5 Press reports not evidence: Court FNANG. Sat. The first .nagistrate, Tuan Syed Agil Barak bah. today held that newspaper reports were not admissible as court evidence. A businessman. Neoh Boon Cbong, was acquitted without being called to make his defence on a charge of assisting in the carry-ing-on of an
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    ROBBERS WITH TOY GUN LEAVE 2 CLUES
    208 5 ROBBERS WITH TOY GUN LEAVE 2 CLUES |^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— .Three Chinese youths held up a sundry shop owner last night with a toy gun and robbed him of the day's takings. When he called for help the robbers left hurriedly, but left two clues the toy gun and a
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    The Dragoons go home
    72 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ist King's Dragoon Guards left Singapore in the troopship Empire Fowey today on their way to Britain after nearly two and a half years in Malaya, The unit, till recently based In Ipoh. covered about two million miles on escort duties of V.l.P.'s
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      347 5 Ah Seng was gray frTl Tired, worn out, listless. > y He lacked stn-npth. tmtgf. Skrp y net it came and life was drab! J V^^fPM-^n«had"G.S. \Z^/ W -m T> Ah Seng is I GAY fr <:^ > ft?'* fall of pt-p. cm rgt/, rigour. **^^\\^d J e>s n'jfo/'/irrf his
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    THE SEVEN GRACES
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    NEVER STICK YOUR CHIN OUT TOO FAR: IT BRINGS 'DOUBLE TROUBLE'
    680 6  - NEVER STICK YOUR CHIN OUT TOO FAR: IT BRINGS 'DOUBLE TROUBLE' SUSAN JARRIE By I AST week we suggested an exercise to straighten the upper back. keeping the shoulder blades together and the upper arms turned in. If you do this slowly you will find that the result is that
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    FACTS ON FOUNDATION
    106 6 I^EWEST nomes for brassieres on sole in New York include "Inside Curve," "Traffic Stopper," "White Lie," "Stay There," and "Silent Partner." About 60 years ago women in Leeds were invited to join an AntiCorset League. Its prospectus stated that: "The males have vowed never to marry corset
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    Balinese dances by the Rose Eberwein group
    293 6 Balinese dances by the Rose Eberwein group ONE of Malaya's most talented solo dancers and choreographers, Rose Eberwein, will stage a colourful floor show of Balinese and Spanish dances at this year's Red Cross ball on Nov. 1. "A group of my students will dance with me," said Rose. "These
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      263 6 ZONAS f^) TRADE MARK rf\ **f[ Surgical Plasterj^/ has so W Treating a wound, fixing j Jj/V J\ a dressing, or stropping (_~7t*~'^_ y*_* s^^^^| pad in piac4. iMHHHK^ /yyV^H It Putting a nm-Hip grip Mending a fount am ptn tap m an a badminton racket «r tptctaelt (ram*. ZONAS
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    Sailors plan overland trip to London
    360 7 Sailors plan overland trip to London By Y.O. LEE HONG KONG, Sat. fOUR Naval ratings are seeking firsthand information about roads and weather conditions in Burma. They are planning an 18,000-mi'e expedition from Singapore to London at the end of November by Land Rover, but Burma is proving a snag
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    BABY GIRL THROWN OFF BIKE, DIES
    91 7 BABY GIRL THROWN OFF BIKE, DIES ALAC MALACCA, Sat. A nine- month -old baby girl and a 32-year-old man were killed yesterday in separate road accidents. The man. Tap Ken* Yin, an employee of Signcrafts Company, died in the General Hospital from head injuries after the motor-cycle he was riding
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    Tree kills tapper
    44 7 SEGAMAT. Sat. A 23--year-old rubber tapper, Ong Hock Seng, was killed by a falling tree during a sudden storm which hit Kampong Tengah four miles from here late yesterday. Three houses were destroyed and ten others were damaged by th* storm.
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    TB SUSPECTS TOLD: HAVE 2nd X-RAY
    219 7 CINCAPORE, Sat. Dr. C. E. Smith, the Assistant Director of Medical Services (Tuberculosis), today said that a number of persons whose films during the recent mass X-ray campaign showed indeterminate shadows or lesions have :iot reported to the authorities once again as advised earlier.
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    SAFE WITH $13,000 MISSING FROM FIRM
    125 7 SAFE WITH $13,000 MISSING FROM FIRM CINGAPORE, Sat. A safe containing 1 3 .000 m cash and cheques has vanished from a fish and produce firm in Omar Road here. Police think it was stolen by a gang which is believed to be responsible for other safe thefts. A number
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    Association for Teddy Boys plan
    83 7 Association for Teddy Boys plan LONDON, Sat. A National Teddy Boys Association (membership fee 2s. 6d. a month; Communists and all adults barred) is to be launched by 20-year.old Thomas Reginald Gauntley, of Sell? Oak, Binning, bam Gauntley has given up his job as a pipe fitter to travel the
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      64 7 "When I colled and told her I wot 6 "^^^> <^ bringing o friend home for dinner she "He con fell when someone is afraid of him." sad she would prepare o surprise "Does that port engine sound o little peculiar to you?" "My doddy always puts an olive in
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    IN DEFENCE OF CURB TAX'PLAN-BY Mr.J.
    472 8 IN DEFENCE OF CURB TAX' PLAN- BY Mr.J. •MY SCHEME IS TO OPEN UP A SECOND LINE OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WITH MINIMUM HARM TO OUR TRADE' SINGAPORE, Saturday, T HE Minister for Commerce and Industry, Mr. M. Jumabhoy. said today it was "absurd" to take for granted that every industry
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    Sikkim has no Red problem
    272 8 Sikkim has no Red problem Young Indian prince on visit to Spore says** C INGAPORE, Sat. The problem of Communism does not arise in Sikkim as we have a higher standard of living than our neighbours and I don't expect it to," said Prince Thondup Namgyal, the Maharajkumar of Sikkim,
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    COUPLE SMILE AFTER CATHEDRAL WEDDING
    53 8 COUPLE SMILE AFTER CATHEDRAL WEDDING LT. DAVID Dines Caruth Wheeler and his bride, Miss Inter Holth. after their wedding at the St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, yesterday The bride is the daughter of Canon S. Holth of St. Peter's Hall, and the bridegroom is the son of Brigadier R. P. Wheeler—
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    An orchestral concert date
    63 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Musical Society will present an orchestral concert at the Victoria Theatre on I Thursday at 8.45 p.m. The orchestra will be con- ducted by Mr. Benjamin Khoo, one of the society's associate conductors. The programme will include Handel's Water Music, Bach's Suite
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    POLICE HUNT FOR 2 LOST JUMBOS
    92 8 POLICE HUNT FOR 2 LOST JUMBOS A I OK STAR. Sat Perils police today asked Siamese police to help them trace two elephants believed to have been taken over the border into Slam. The .iniinais have been reported stolen from Mata Ayer, a village near the PerlisSlam border. The owner,'
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    Stole crockery — six months
    46 8 Stole crockery six months SINGAPORE, Sat. Lily Chan of Paya Lebar was sentenced in court today to six months' Jail for stealing crockery valued at $60, from a shop in Orchard Road. Chan, who had pleaded not guilty, had two "previous convictions" for housebreaking and theft.
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    DEATH
    22 8 MR. V. ARUMAITHURAI, M»layan Railways pensioner, of It "C Jalan Petii. Johore B*hru, passed away 18.10.58. Funeral at 1 p.m. today.
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    Dollars buy more £s now
    515 11  - Dollars buy more £s now GEOFFREY BOLAND By COR the first time in 21 months, the Malayan j dollar yesterday was worth more in terms of sterling. The Malayan Exchange Banks' Association fixed their rates to mercnants' against the dollar at 2s. 3 29/32 d. selling T.T. and O.D. and
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    10 NATIONS MEET TO PLAN THE WAR AGAINST IB
    245 11 SIR ROBERT PRAISES VOLUNTARY ASSOCIATIONS SINCAPORE, Saturday QE LEGATES from 10 countries and territories convened for the opening of the eastern regional committee meeting of the International Union Against Tuberculosis by Sir Robert Scott at the Royal Singapore Chest Clinic this
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    Army private jailed for theft of car
    114 11 Army private jailed for theft of car SINGAPORE. Sat. Lim Thin Beng, a private in the Singapore Regiment, was sentenced to six months' jail by a district court here today for stealing a car valued at $1,000. Mr. S. K. Lee. the judge, told Lim, who pleaded guilty: "You have
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    Lock icon Fabulous spy breaks out of prison
    94 11 Fabulous spy breaks out of prison qETERHEAD. Sat.— Johnnie Jl Ramensky. who parachuted into occupied Europe j during World War II to blow open enemy safes and steal secret information for the allies, escaped from prison here last night. This crack safebreaker one of the most fabulous secret agents of
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    Lock icon HK police detain seven stowaways
    43 11 HONG KONG. Sat.— Polico detained seven Chinese stowaways aboard the 2,810--ton British vessel Yocr>ow today after arrival here from Singapore. .They were found last month when the vessei reached Singapore and had been kept aboard since then. Reuter.
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    Minister opens the new S.T.B. City Exchange
    130 11 >Ir. Francis Thomas, the Minister for Communications, dials a number and the curtain before the sketch of the Singapore Telephone Board's new City Exchange goes up, thus opening the exchange. Mr. Thomas congratulated the board and its workers for maintaining the highest possible
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    Lock icon Malaya tells U.N. of S. Africa's threat
    167 11 NEW YORK, Sat. Malaya's delegate told the United Nations yesterday that South Africa's. racial policies violated civilised concepts and were "a threat to peaceful relations between peoples." Dato Haji Monamed Noah bin Omar addressed the General Assembly's special political committee during its debate
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    A reception
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. A reception for the United Nations consultant on women's affairs, Mrs. Helen Fowler, will be held at the Federation of Boy's Club's hall. Queen Street, tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    ALL SET FOR THE BIG RAINS
    245 11 ALL SET FOR THE BIG RAINS |^UALA KRAI, Sat.—Precautions to safeguard the inhabitants of Kuala Krai district in north east Kelantan from the ravages of floods have been drawn up by the authorities, now that the north-east monsoon is in full swing. Weather reports will be broadcast over the Malay
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    53 11 TEMERLOH. Sat.— Low Kon Tal. 24 a mother of two, died from injuries suffered when a coconut tree crashed Into the kitchen of her house in the new village here as she was having food with her children. The children, both boys, aged two and
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      194 11 POLICE BAND concert at the Esplanade Gardens, 5.30 p.m. to 6.20 p.m. MILITARY BAND concert by the Ist Foresters band at the Botanic Gardens, 5 p.m to 6.15 p.m. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Exhibition ol paintings by R. Ba.soeki Abdullah at Victoria Memorial Hall. 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. EX-SERVICE ASSOCIATION:
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      200 11 Boy Scout 9 a.m.. Art Club 3 p.m.. Red cross 3.30 p.m., Badminton Club practice 5 pjn., Camera Club ftlm show 7 pjn. hi. i\i ihikch Sunday School 9.15 a.m., morning worship 10.30 a.m., Evangelistic service 5.30 p.m. at 1079 Serangopn Road: and Sunday school 9 a.m.. morning worship 10.30
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      57 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore 3 41 a.m. (7fl. 51n.> 2.44 pjn. (8ft. 41n.), Port Dlckson 10.40 a.m. (7ft. 41n), 11 p.m. (7ft. lln), Penang 3.56 a.m. (Itl.i 5.38 p.m. (5ft. 81n.i. TOMORROW: Singapore 4.53 a.m. (6ft. 9m.i 3.43 p.m. 7ft. 71n.), Port Dlckson 11.48 am. (6ft. 4in). PenanR 4.41 am.
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    211 12 BOOKS" (top. left) won the first prize of $30 for its photographer Lim Choo Heng, 25 Malay Street, Penang, in this week's photo contest. It was taken with a Rolleiflex camera on Agfa film. Aperture was F. 5.6. and speed 1 50 ser. The second prize
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    LOOK OUT FOR TWO VITAL POINTS IN EXAMINING FILM
    1169 12  - LOOK OUT FOR TWO VITAL POINTS IN EXAMINING FILM Raymond Thomas By JINCE a negative is merely an intermediate stage in picture making, the sole purpose of which is to produce a positive image by contact printing or by enlargement, it is obvious that the quality of the final positive
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      DOROTHY IS HOT COOKIE IN THE SHIP'S GALLEY
      352 13 Maniacal murder on the high seas QONT be misled by the title. M.C.M.'s THE DECKS RAN RED" is not a war picture. But it IS one of the year's most unusual films with an original, unique plot told with rare ingenuity. Presented
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      Ingrid grants her favours to Cary (he's so wary)
      282 13 Ingrid grants her favours to Cary (he's so wary) A LITTLE draggy, the way an indiscretion sometimes is, "INDISCREET" (Warner Bros.) nevertheless retains sufficient bounce to satisfy even the jaded. Making it so are the perImces of trie principal rs who give tongue to ioubled-edged dialowlth the deftness of ce-tossing
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      As empty as the wind itself
      148 13 RANK'S "THE WIND CANNOT BEAD" is the story of wartime India. But so enamoured of India do producer Betty Box and director Ralph Thomas become, they allow the vast sub-continent to swallow the thread of the story. What results is an ex(•••llent travelogue. The
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      562 13 a^ m Phon* mm vi 1J Lm IAS 415y^ XV JIJ v E 21-11' 'HUM; 645 utM pjn J nimir C'accpe-Color Jf Cesar Romero VILLA 20th Century-Fox. >T *L T Today 9 a.m.: "RIVER OF LOVE- Un Liang Hna Mand. (KN) ty^ H y f jY^ J3400 TOD*"! 6.45 9.30
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      250 13 A.M. 7.15 Good Morning To You; 7.16 Bright And Early; 7.30 The News; 7.35 Breakfast Club; 8.00 News Headlines; 8.02 Breakfast Club Again; 8.30 Country Ceili; 9.00 Down Latin American Way; 9.30 Mandarin Mixture: 10.00 The Day Of The Triffids; 10.30 Tunefully Yours; 11.00 TalkIng About Teaching; 11.15 Music For
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      276 13 day Mood; 1.15 Programme Summary, More Music In A Mid-day Mood; 1.30 The News; 1.45 Relax And Listen; 2.00 Hit Parade; 2.30 The Goon Show; 3.00 Concert Hour; 4.00 Listeners' Choice; 5.00 The Rocket Club; 5.30 Marching With The Guards; 6.00 Evening Service; 6.45 At Twilight; 7.00 The News; 7.10
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      232 13 SHOO-SHOO BABY FILM PUZZLE rwas never very clear whether "CHILDREN OF LOVE" was trying to glorify unmarried mothers or condemn the blackmarket In Illegitimate babies. And long before it was half-way through, it didn't seem to matter either. With the exception of Etchika Choureau, the entire cast displays a fine
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    THE AMAZING COURAGE OF JOHN WILSON
    309 14 LONDON, Saturday. THIRTY NINE year--1 old John Foster Wilson is blind. He lost his sight in an accident. BUT HE HAS NEVER LOST HIS COLRAGE. So much courage that, despite his handicap,, he went into the jungle on a mercy mission. John Foster Wilson
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    Why Juliette Greco won't go to Hollywood
    807 14 Why Juliette Greco won't go to Hollywood DOMINATING Broadway today is a poster which reads, in letters 50ft. high: "Juliette Creco: A new kind of woman excitement is here." Which is the kind of billing that Diana Dors dreams about at night; and for which most actresses would gladly trade
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    Marilyn strums ukulele in 'Some like It Hot'
    95 14 This is Marilyn Monroe as she appears in her first Hollywood film for two years: "Some Like It Hot." In it she plays Sugar Cane, a ukulele, strumming singer in an all.firl band. To give you an idea of the kind of
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    HAYAKAWA'S SPOOF ON 'RIVER KWAI'
    140 14 HAYAKAWA'S SPOOF ON 'RIVER KWAI' HAYAKAWA, who O won an Academy Award nomination for his role of the sadistic Japanese prirj» son camp commandant in "The Bridge on the River Kwai," will next turn his talents to comedy. He has been signed by w* Paramount for one of the key
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      291 14 /I /M i f 1/# \i *IHM r* si 4 /I MM M M M f Wiu %J l/W 1 l/r Ws&k Baby Edward Boon was sixteen months old when this picture was taken. He was born A in Singapore, breast fed tor one month and thereafter reared on Carnation.
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    MASTERS OF MEMORY
    1547 15  -  Ralph Middleton HUMAN FILING CABINETS OF FACTS AND FIGURES By MEMORY is an odd thing. While $ome of us have to stop and think twice before we can remember our birthdays, there are others who possess phenomenal powers of memory that seem almost uncanny in comparison. Take
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    How is YOUR memory?
    104 15 TRY THIS SIMPLE EXERCISE There is a simple exercise which anyone can try if they feel they want to start improving I their memories. Write down on a piece of i paper the following figures: 576, 734, 299, 839, 149, 627, 388. j Having studied it,
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    Story behind the tragedy of two young lovers
    147 15 ROME, Sat. Seventeen-year-old Mariella Pepe waa the happiest girl in Rome when strappy Enzo Fornari, aged 24, asked her f -narry him. And *hen all Rome was she id when at dawn a few days later she v as found dead in
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    Morals, manners and morons in movies disgust a filmgoer
    861 17 WHAT i.s happening to this world of ours? The film industry Is producing movies with low moral tone. There is nothing more disgusting than to hear an actress say: "Darling. I am going to have a baby" even before she is
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    A girl who has waited for two long years
    569 17 A girl who has waited for two long years MY boy friend and I have been in love for two years and we planned to be married. But somehow I have found him different from the person I first knew. His letters are abrupt, and when he comes to see
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    539 17 any declaration of love. Time enough for that later. She knows you like her. so be friendly and happy in tier company, tell her how much you enjoyed the evening when you take her home, and hope she will come again with you soon. Don't spoil things by rushing
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      336 17 Mr. Eng. After all life would be very monotonous if it were all lived at the same pitch of excitement. CAN you tell me whether it is safe to give blood to the Blood Bank? E. T. KHOO Kuala Lumpur. Perfectly safe! Every donor is examined before giving a transfusion,
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    Strong point of Consul is 'no-nonsense' line
    673 18 Strong point of Consul is 'no-nonsense' line BY GRAHAM SHORT QETAIL modifications to the Ford Consul have given its latest De Luxe version an added elegance and made it the second biggest seller after the Prefect in the British Ford range. Viewed from any angle, this is a car with
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    IT'S FASTER THAN ANY BLONDE
    406 18 IT'S FASTER THAN ANY BLONDE By a special correspondent LONDON, THE traditional relaxation for the tired businessman, they say, is a blonde. I'd suggest an alternative and it is easier on the pocketbook. I'd never have discovered it if I hadn't taken over a new Humber Super Snipe after one
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    Old Boys are invited
    47 18 Past cadets of Raffles Institution may compete in the intra-past rifla shoot at the Singapore Military Force Range, Beach Road, today at 1.30 p.m Another contest, the Golden Jubilee trophy, to be competed for between the past and the present cadets, will follow
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    Golf medal to Ranson
    80 18 SINGAPORE. Sat. E. V. Ranson (66) won the the "A" division October medai stroke competition at the Keppel Club yesterday. S. H. Ang and G. A. Hovil. who won the two ball sweeps. tied for the runners-up position with 67. The "B" medal went to K.
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    BANKERS HELD
    35 18 SINGAPORE. Sat.—Hongkong Bank and R.A.F. Changi drew 1-1 in a S.H.A. Div. 3 league match at Changi today. Bank, who led 1-0 at half-time scored through M. Nunis while Omar replied for Changi.
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    Seoul snatch 3-2 margin against off-form S'pore
    410 18 SINGAPORE, Saturday. THE SEOUL Football Club, unbeaten in eight matches in the Federation, tonight maintained their record when they beat Singapore 3-2 before a 7,500 crowd at Jalan Besar stadium. But Seoul's victory was not an impressive one. They scored all their goals
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    BRITISH LEAGUE SOCCER RESULTS
    318 18 LONDON. Sat. Results of today's football matches were: I I \«.l I II M Arsenal 1 Wolves 1 Birmingham 0 Notts Forest 3 Bolton 4 Blackpool 0 Burnley 0 Blackburn 0 Everton 3 Man. United 2 Leeds 0 Aston 0 Leicester 3 Tottenham 4 lvi on
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    ANOTHER VICTORY FOR THE KIWIS
    75 18 SINGAPORE, Sat— The 75 Squaaron RNZAF maintained their unbeaten rugger when they trounced 61 Signals Unit R.A.F. by 32 points four goals, three tries and a penalty goali to three (a penalty goali at Tengah today. Try scorers for the New Zealanders were Shelf ord
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    52 KEEN CYCLISTS TAKE OPEN ROAD TODAY
    232 18 TWO cycle events the 75 miles open and the 50 kilometres (novices) will take place at the Pasir Panjang circuit today. The open event will start at 6.30 a.m. Ten minutes later, the novices will line up for their event. Both are massed
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    M.C.C. 351 "WEST AUSTRALIA 124 FOR 3 AT CLOSE
    487 19 y^FTER losing a wicket of f the first ball of their innings Rutherford being held at first slip off a good length delivery from Trueman which moved off the wicket Western Australia recovered to be 124 for three at close in
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    AUSSIES' 'SECRET WEAPON' v ENGLAND?
    172 19 AUSSIES' 'SECRET WEAPON' v ENGLAND? CYDNEY, Sat.— New South Wales cricket experts are predicting that giant 20--year-old Sydney merchant Gordon Rorke could well be Australia's secret weapon against the M.C.C. thus season. Rorke, who stands 6ft 4in. is known to the Sydney fans as "the Blond Bombshell." Having undergone treatment
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    Airmen miss their key man Roy Strickland
    410 19  -  SAUL JOSHUA By CINGAPORE, Sot.— ln their tmal trial match before they leave for a twomatch tour of Bangkok with six members of the Federation R.A.F. team on Monday, the R.A.F. Singapore XV displayed poor form vhen beaten by 1 1 points a
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    'New look' Police can displace the Recs
    377 19 They are only side still with lOOpc record By F. SALAHUDIN CINGAPORE, Sat.— Though the first Division of the Singapore Hockey Association League is only reaching the half-way stage, I predict the Police to displace Singapore Recreation Club as champions this season That
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    TRUEMAN GRABS A WICKET WITH THE FIRST BALLBUT SIMPSON FIGHTS BACK
    728 19 bat by the blade as if it were a rifle at the slope. It was not long before he was inarching back just as happily. England's innings today m all Tom Graveney. He was 113 not out to begin
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    100 guests at SBA lunch
    86 19 SINGAPORE. Sat. Over I a hundred guests, including I Mr. Heah Joo Seang presiIdent of the Badminton Assotion of Malaya, attended a luncheon party at the Capitol Blue Room today in I honour of Mr. Tan 800 Teck who was appointed a Justice of the
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    24 19 LONDON. Sat Accrington Stanley beat Southend United 1-0 in an English LeagUf Div. Three match at Accrington last night— Reuter. I
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    Civilians need only one more point
    327 19 CINGAPORE, Sot. When Singapore Civilians meet Army tomorrow they will need only one more point to assure themselves of the S.H.A. internal quadrangular title for the third year in succession. In their second match today. Civilians scored an unimpressive 3-0 win over Navy to
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    GUSTANI TAKES AUTUMN PLATE
    417 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Bright Eyes III upsets to pay $135 for win AUGUST STABLE'S Bright Eyes 111, with Barry Moon astride, scored a spectacular eight-length win to pay $135 for a win at Penang yesterday. Shaw Stable had a successful day, winning four races with Theatre
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    60 20 MELBOURNE. Sat. Sir Blink, owned oy Mrs. W M. Kellet and Mr. C. R. Finch, today won the Caulfield Cup run over one mile and a half. A six to one chance, Sir Blink beat Mr. C. Morton's Pandie Sun (14 to one) by two
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    LEES UPSET WAS BEST
    99 20 SINGAPOKt. Sat. me quarter-finals ot the Singapore Billiards Association's four-ball championship were completed at the Great World tonight. The last four in the competition are Yeo Koon Yam. Chin Chi Nen, Lee Cheng Puan and Tan Kirn Song. Highlight of the quarterfinals was the upset victory
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    84 20 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Siglap Boys' Club gained their first victory in the Chung Hwa Cup league basketball tournament when they beat Woo Yew 102-72 at the Great World tonight. Siglap, mainly through the sharpshooting of Hwang Shoon Hin who scored 28 points, led 50-39 at half-time. In
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