The Straits Times, 7 December 1958

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NettSaU* In No. 1,215. SUNDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1958 20 CENTS
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    'NO NEUTRALISM AS LONG AS RED WAR IS ON'
    2221 1 Tengku (This is betrayal') says... KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE PRIME MINISTER, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today stated his Government's unwavering stand on international Communism and attacked "political adventurers" in Malaya who ''adopted Communist methods and tactics to suit their political ends." bpeaking
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    Thugs attack strolling constables
    93 1 Thugs attack strolling constables SINGAPORE, Sat. Three police constables were attacked by seven secret society thugs in Princess Elizabeth Walk here tonight. One of them, Lav San. 18, was stabbed in the back. Lav and his companions none of them in uniform were out walking when they were surrounded by
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    TITO IN EGYPT
    21 1 PORT SAID. Sat. Yugoslavia's Marshal. Tito arrived here yesterday aboard his Presidential yacht to confer with President Nasser.
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    U.S. HAS FAITH IN MALAYA
    205 1 U.S. HAS FAITH IN MALAYA |^UALA LUMPUR. Sot. The American Ambassador here, Mr. Homer M. Byington Jr.. (pictured above), said today that there was widespread confidence in the United States regarding the future of Malaya, Mr. Byington said this at a Press conference on his return to Kuala Lumpur from
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    Work is normal at Port Swettenham
    468 1 DORT SWETTENHAM. Sat. Although executives of the port and marine branch of the National Union of Railwaymen said here this morning lhat their members Scammel and crane drivers and tally clerks had begun a "work-to-rule" campaign, Port Swettenham authorities reported "work this morning and
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    34 seats to the Alliance
    644 1 2a.m. NEWS 1/ UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Up to 2 a.m. today Mi Alliance has won of the 52 seats contc ec in municipal, towr rj district council elections held at 20 centres throughout the Fe^er.,ticn. 1 Socialist Front took 1*4*. n> in Johore Bahru a'sTL-one.
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    Australia lead by 22 runs
    206 1 gRISBANE, Sat. Australia, beginning from their overnight score of eight for no wickets, took a lead of 22 runs with four wickets in hand in their first innings in reply to England's total of 134 when the second day's play in the first test match
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    Prasad flies in to cheers at airport
    50 1 Miss Ratno Banerji, daughter of the Indian High Commissioner in Malaya, garlands Dr. Rajendra Pra s a d at Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday. From left: Mrs. Bannerji, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the Sultan of Selangor and the Paramount Ruler. (More pictures in Page 8).
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    PROTOCOL FORGOTTEN-HE SALUTES THE CROWDS
    606 1 PROTOCOL FORGOTTEN -HE SALUTES THE CROWDS KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE President of India, Dr. Raiendra Prasad, forgot protocol for two minutes on his arrival here this afternoon to respond to cheers from about 10.000 Indians who had turned up at the airport to see him. After-meeting members of the diplomatic
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    Doctor Zhivago
    1410 2 BY THE WINNER OF THE 1958 NOBEL PRIZE FOR LITERATURE Ruthlessness can shape a man's world but there are times when even the hardest must bare his soul in an orgy of self-condemnation This is the book Russia thought too meaty for consumption at home and banned. It
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      318 2 Health Vitamins and BOVRI L [t is a known fact that our daily food contains five basic dietary principles— fats, carbohydrates, proteins, mineral salts and vitamins. All five are vital to health but all five are not equally important. When we satisfy our appetites we get enough calories (provided by
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    Famous Get-aways
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    Jet scientists to make a flying bicycle
    430 3  - Jet scientists to make a flying bicycle ARTHUR BRENARD By I ONDON, Sot. A Flying Bicycle a plane powered by a propeller driven by the muscles of the men inside it is to be bf'lt by some of the best aeronautical brains in Britain. Despite jibes and ridicule, some aviation
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    Inquiry into death fall of girl who 'took poison by mistake'
    328 4 MALACCA, Sat.— A 19--year-old teacher was admitted to hospital here after she said that she had taken caustic soda by mis. take. Two days later, she fell 100 feet from the second floor ward. She died an. other two
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    Lock icon Subsidy plan for export to Malaya
    102 4 rIPEH. Sat.— The English language news paper China News said today the Nationalist Chinese Gov ernment was considering sub sidising exports to Singapore and Malaya. The newspaper said th* aim of the move was u> counter a Chinese Communist trade boycott of Singapore and
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    Boy who slept in garage killed
    230 4 SINGAPORE. Saturday. A BOY sleeping on a camp bed in a garage in Sambau Road was killed by a lorry which was reversing, an inquest was told today. The coroner recorded a misadventure verdict on Low Kirn Seng. 15. a mechanic employed by the
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    DERAILED WAGONS HALT ALL TRAFFIC
    197 5 DERAILED WAGONS HALT ALL TRAFFIC CEREMBAN, Sat.— Eight wagons of a goods train travelling from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur were derailed at Sepang Road 16 miles from here early this morning. Railway officials -at Sepang Road today could not state the cause but emphasised that terrorist activity was not to
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    Chew urges teachers to unite
    672 5 LOWER STANDARD IF YOU DONT HAVE PROFESSIONAL BODY SINGAPORE, Saturday. JHE MINISTER for Education, Mr. Chew Swee Kee, today warned teachers that unless they had a truly professional body to help maintain the highest teaching levels, academically and the technically the education standard would drop.
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    'Arabian night' feast for Prasad
    248 5 'Arabian night' feast for Prasad I^UALA LUMPUR, Sat The royal banquet given by the Yang diPertuon Ago n g in honour of the visiting President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, tonight at the Istana Negara was one of "Arabian nights" spflendour. The Sultan o* Selangor was the only state ruler
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    Secret talks with the cigarette bosses
    119 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. —The Minister for Commerce and Industry. Mr. J. M. Jum.ibhoy, today had secret talks with the managements of two local cigarette manufacturing companies here. Accompanied by the manager of the Industrial Promotion Board. Mr. L. 'rrsson. Mr. Jumabhov toured the factories of
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    S'PORE SINGER WEDS STUDENT IN SYDNEY
    107 5 S'PORE SINGER WEDS STUDENT IN SYDNEY MR. VINCENT YONG. of Kuala Lumpur, and Miss Florence Pong, of Singapore, were married in Sydney recently. The bridegroom, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Vong Sat Fah. is an accountancy student. The bride, the only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Phillip S.
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    No more news in Teochew: A protest
    138 5 No more news in Teochew: A protest SINGAPORE. Sat— An Independent Assemblyman, Mr. Lee Choon Eng, today sent a letter to the Chief Secretary protesting against the Government's decision to scrap news broadcasts in Teochew from Jan. 4 when the Pan-Malayan broadcasting department splits up. Mr. Lee. on behalf of
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    GUNS SILENT
    13 5 TAIPEH. Sat— Communist shoreguns lapsed into their usual even-day silence today.
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    Boy is killed
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. A nine-year-old boy Tan Hin Hock, was fatally injured in a car accident on Nicoll Highway at 4.50 p.m. today. Eye-witnesses of the accident are asked to contact Insp. Mahindar Singh. Sepoy Lines Traffic Police, tel. 7200 ext. 385.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    DEPENDING ON THE GOVT.
    502 6 r\NE of the criticisms levelled against colonial rule was that instead of instilling in the people the spirit of self-reliance it encouraged them to look on Government as an indulgent fathei who could be relied on to protect and assist them. The colonial phase has ended
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    Haldane-scientist extraordinary
    963 6 •rrwis is the proposition." said the L Professor smilingly. "You would like a copy of my talk. So too would our Chinese friend here. I have two copies. One is better than the other. I think we should spin a coin to decide who gets which." The Professor
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    Mr. Shar ma-man behind the scenes is a VIP
    730 6 Mr. Shar ma-man behind the scenes is a VIP (VERY INTERESTING PERSON) ROLAND ERIC SHARMA. 38-years-old general secretary of the Singapore scientific congress and lecturer in the University of Malaya's Zoology Department, was once described as a YIP "because he is a Very Interesting Person." The title fits him well.
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    Bogus 'doctor' gets four months
    337 7 BROTHER-IN-LAW SAW SHOES AND PEEPED INTO BEDROOM WOMAN: HE TOLD ME TO STRIP SO HE COULD EXAMINE ME SINGAPORE, Saturday. pOSINC as a maternity hospital doctor, Hussin bin Mohamed Noor ordered an expectant mother to strip and then examined her, a district court here was
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    Govt. lifts the polio ban on school sports
    136 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The! Ministry of Health today i lifted the ban on t>chool sports j imposed on Oct. 13 because j of the polio I'uidemic. But students below 11 year s of age are still barred from strenuous activities. In kindergartens only
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    Colony doctor marries
    78 7 MALACCA. Sat.— Dr. Allred Wong Kong Meng ol UM Singapore General Hospital was married at the Wesley Methodist Church here this afternoon to Miss Rebecca Hang Den Hua. Dr. Wong is the only son of Mr. and Mrs. Wong Soon Cheang of Malacca. The bride, a Bachelor
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    Secret society man jailed
    59 7 SINGAPORE, Sat Kua Tiong Gee, 36, was jailed for six months today after being convicted of being a member of the group 24 secret society. Kua had a tattoo of the j head of a female Red Indian an insignia of the sroup. He was arrested
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    Buddhist study for teachers
    47 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two hundred Chinese school teachers in Singapore will attend a one-month course in Buddhism from Monday. The course is being spon- i sored jointly by the Singapore Buddhist Federation and the Singapore Regional Centre of the World Fellow- sini; nf Buddhists.
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    Fun fair to aid work of dog lovers
    140 7 Fun fair to aid work of dog lovers SINGAPORE, Sat— A fun fair and jumble sale will be held at the Badminton I Hall. Guillemard Road, from 10 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. tomorrow iln aid of the Singapore Canine Welfare Association. The fair is being organised by a city councillor,
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    Mr.Trombone
    249 7 Mr. Trombone WORLD CLASS JAZZ FOR SINCAPORE THIS WEEK SINGAPORE, Sot— "Big T" Jack Teagardcn and his Sextet will give three jazz concerts in the Victoria Theatre next week. The first performance will be at 8.30 p.m. on Tuesday followed by a matinee on Wednesday at 3.30 p.m. "Big T"
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    OFF TO BRITAIN
    23 7 JOHORE BAHRU Sat. Mr. V. S. Powell-Evans. Chief Police Officer. Johore. left today for Britain. He will return in February.
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    COPRA PRICE
    38 7 Singapore Copra Association r.oon prices per picul on Saturdey: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: December $42 (nom.). The tone was quiet. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $63.50 sellers, drum $67 sellers. The tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    25 7 There was a rise of 2o cents in the Singapore tin price yesterday tc $384 87 j The estimated offering was 100 tons.
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  • Letter to teh Editor
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      Why Malayan writers are silent
      668 7 SIR There are several points raised by Mr. David T. K. Wong in his article. "Time For Our Writer.j To Speak Up" Sunday Times. Nov. 30*. which have to be answered Firstly. Mr. Wong points out that although government leaders have recently made statements on
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    Start the New Year with $35,000!
    40 7 Start the New Year with $35,000! TWENTY FIVK days to go to 1!).")9— but the Malayan Monthly's $3."i,(KM) jackpot contest closes tomorrow at 5 p.m. By posting your entry today you may give yourself' a really living start for 1959.
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    CHAMBER MUSIC AT THE VIC ON DEC. 16
    122 7 CHAMBER MUSIC AT THE VIC ON DEC. 16 CINCAPORE. Sat— The Singapore Chamber Ensemble will present another of its soirees featuring local artists at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Dec 16 at 8.45 p.m The performers will be pianist Miss Scan Khung Img and soprano Mrs Isabelle Aspin Programme will
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    Forgery case trial fixed
    62 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The case against Dolly Yeo. 18. accused of forging a Methodist Girls' School leaving certificate, will be heard in a district court on Jan, 2. Mr. Choor Singh, a district judge, today approved an application by Mr. N. C. Goho, defending, for her police
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      181 7 POLICE BAND MM«I al tlie Esplanade Garden.-. 7.30 p.m. to 8.30 p.m. SINGAPORE FILM SOCIETY presents "A Day at the Races" i Marx Brothers) at the Cultural Centre Theatre, Canning Rise, 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. SINGAPORE CAGE BIRD SOCIETY: Monthly meeting at 11 A Adam Park, 11 a.m. TOASTMASTERS
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      184 7 service 11 a.m.. >oga class 4 p.m., study group 5.30 p.m., at 28 Jalan Senyum 4 p.m. XARAYANA GURUKI'LA: Yoga classes at 188 WesthlU Hill. Sembawaug Estate 5 p.m. PAYA LEBAR METHODIST CHURCH: Sunday school 8.45 a.m., church school in Malay 9 a.m.. combined Holy Communion service 10 a.m. C.EYLAXG
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    Lancets lead Prasad at inspection
    52 8 DR. RAJENDRA PRASAD inspects the guard of honour formed by the 6th Battalion, the Malay Regiment. Preceding him are his personal bodyguards from the Bengal Lancers. Sunday Times picture. THE YANC di-PERTUAN ACONC and Dr. Rajendra Prasad walk towards the Kuala Lumpur airport building. Sunday
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    Jakarta seeks the rebel doctor
    190 8 Jakarta seeks the rebel doctor CINGAPORE, Sat. The Indonesian Consulate here have asked the Singapore Government to help arrest Dr. D. Sumitro, who they say is the "rraster-brain" behind rebel activities in the Colony. This request is believed to have been made by the new Consul-General Gen. Gusti Djatikusumo in
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    Councillors hear it all on tape
    812 8 Councillors hear it all on tape THEN THEY VOTE TO KEEP PARAGRAPH IN MINUTES CINGAPORE, Sat. At a special meeting of the City Council this morning, Councillors listened for over half an hour to a tape recording of their own remarks at the Council meeting of Oct. 31. Object of
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    Lock icon US fails again to hit the moon
    203 8 US fails again to hit the moon \X/ASHINCTON, Sat ww The United States j fired a new rocket into space today but it was too slow and wide off the mark to reach the moon. All the four stages of the 76-foot Army Juno II fired successfully after it blasted
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    Lock icon Solution urged on Cyprus
    72 8 NEW YORK. Sat The U.N. General Assembly yesterday adopted a resolution on Cyprus expressing confidence that continued efforts will be made by the parties to reach a peaceful, democratic and just solution in accordance with the charter of the U.N. The 81-member assembly took only a
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    Lock icon Six plan trip in a junk
    59 8 PARIS. Sat. Six Spaniards, who plan to sail from Hong Kong to Barcelona in a Chinese junk, left Paris by air last night for Hong Kong. They leave Hong Kong on Christmas Day and expect to reach Barcelona six months later, touching at Singapore.
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    Lock icon Tax probe on Goldfine
    52 8 BOSTON. Sat. A Federal judge today ordered industrialist Bernard Goldfine. whose gifts to presidential assistant Sherman Adams led to his resignation two months ago, to turn over the books of five of his corporations for tax investigation, or face citations for civil and criminal contempt of
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    AIRLINER CRASH: 21 KILLED
    37 8 MADRID. Sat.— A Spanish airliner which vanished Thursday night crashed on the snow-capped 8.000- foot "peak of the dead woman" north of here, killing all 21 people aboard it was reported today— U.P.l.
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    Lock icon Volcano erupts
    37 8 TOKYO. Sat.— Mount Asama, an active volcano north of Tokyo, erupted again yesterday, hurling volcanic ash and smoke more than 18,000 feet into the air. There was no immediate report of casualties or damage Reuter.
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    Lock icon TOP CYPRUS TALKS
    27 8 NICOSIA. Sat Sir Huj>h Foot. Governor of Cyprus, today called a top-level conference of his district security committees and commissioners at government house. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Uganda asks for merdeka
    77 8 KAMPALA (Uganda) Sat. —The Lukiko < Parliament, i of Buganda yesterday approved a resolution to write to the Queen to inform her that the time had come to end the agreements vesting; her with powers of protection over the territory. The Lukiko has appointed a committee
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    Warrior tribe is now a full partner in Dominion
    936 9  - Warrior tribe is now a full partner in Dominion WILLIAM CAMPBELL Maoris in New Zealand have made great progress By LT.-COL. Charles Moihi Te Arawaka Bennett, wartime Maori battalion commander, who has been appointed High Commissioner for New Zealand in Malaya, comes from a minority native race which has produced
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    Kisane is the Press Queen
    43 9 SINGAPORE, Sat. Miss Kisane Davis, 17. a model, was chosen Press Ball Queen of Singapore tonight at the Singapore Union of Journalists' annual ball at the Seaview Hotel. Second was Miss June Elias. and third Miss Evelyn Isaacs.
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    WHERE THE BLAZES IS THE FIRE?
    225 9  -  R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE. Sat. Giving a lost wave to friends and relatives waiting at the terminal building, 39 passengers boarded a Garuda Indonesian Airways plane at the airport here today and waited. The plane's twin engines roared, the crew checked the instruments, the
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      75 9 There's OIL In your life Much of the food you eat is supplied by Oil Oil helps transport it to yon by ship, (V^^^E^M pl ane > r °ad or tram v^^M^J^Rl Oil can even help prepare «f 1 electricity or kerosene stove. A t-^K Vlt^ p jrt at nor^
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    2 SINGAPORE GIRLS EXPLORE EAST COAST ON SCOOTER
    865 10  -  Joan Pillay FABULOUS SCENERY FRIENDLY PEOPLE by EEZ&Hk fICERS heat and girls at that, 1 said friends and relatives when Susheela Dcvi and I announced that we intended to explore the East Coast on scooter. The secretary of the Automobile Association of
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    Too few funerals — fixed his own
    128 10 Too few funerals fixed his own PANK ALTHOFF was Bg niton's (New Jersey) practical joker. One day in June 1936 he promised to get some new business for a friend. The friend. Thomas Lewis, was an undertaker. "How's business?' 1 asked Althoff. "Pretty bad," answered his friend Lewis, gloomily. "Don't
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    Two Eoka terrorists now free men
    205 10  -  PETER VANE LIVE ON CASH OFFERED FOR THEIR CAPTURE By I ONDON, Sat. Two former Eoka terrorists are living as tree men in Britain on the money that was once offered as a reward for their capture in Cyprus. Less than two years ago
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    TATTOO CRAZY? SECRET SOCIETY SIGNS MAY PUT YOU IN TROUBLE
    429 10  -  JACKIE SAM By I IKE all terror organisations throughout the work Singapore's secret societies have the symbols These are tattooed on the bodies of members. Heaven help you if you pick a sign used by any one of these societies.
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    MACAO
    805 11  -  Y.O. Lee ONCE THE PEARL OF THE ORIENT, TODAY ITS A CITY WITHOUT PURPOSE By MACAO— Since the first proud conq v i s t a dores walked its verdant hills four centuries ago, this Portuguese colony of 350.000 has had more than its share of romance. It has
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      622 11 Why not have stereo in Your home this Christmas! H. N\* V. ~j bii presents its L" BHjg-*-- first stereo m radiogram m m *> y the Stereo "Princess" Splendid oil-wove bond, 6-volve radio. Auto-record changer. Acoustically balanced. Dual Chonnel Stereo HighFidelity performance of records. IMPROVED -eproduction of Monourol 33
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      538 11 "saBBBBaI bbbbbbbV W»^ ay^oi^Bjny •J^T*^ 'iw** l I% aC^ x\re the tales of strange human more dependable, which you an powers false? Can the mysterious NOT using now! Challenge this feats performed by the mystics of statement! Dare the Rosicrucians the Orient be explained away as to reveal the functions
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    The young man who has girls lined up—to be kissed
    815 12 The young man who has girls lined up— to be kissed 1)1 KIM, the last school holidays I met a teacher friend of my uncle's. Although I am only 16 and still at school, we became very friendly, and he kissed me several times. He told me he is choosing
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    Here's why girls always fall i for pearls
    904 12  -  HARVEY DAY SO FASHION-RJGHT...EVER SINCE SOLOMON SHOWERED THEM ON THE QUEEN OF SHEBA By LOOK HOW THEY WEAR THEM TODAY AN oyster crammed with 55 pearls, fished up recently off Hainan Island in the South China Sea, though a fine haul, is
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      405 12 NO BABY FEEDiNG PROBLEMS NOW X&P WANILY OF INFANT V FOODS PROVIDES FOP /^V^U* BABY'S NEEDS >^ t */^sf^rt\^**~ m z?^' m ~^Fram birth, if necessary, Nestle has y ll^^^^ 1^ the right Miik Food for baby< As the 35^ 1- weeks go by and supplementary feeding is :~^Btti«Mtf[^^ft f==
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    BLACK PLAGUE MENACES ROAD USERS
    1140 13 BLACK PLAGUE MENACES ROAD USERS STOP THESE EVIL -SMELLING FUMES FROM BUSES AND LORRIES r«AN nothing be done to put an end to the nuisance committed by so many lorries and buses In Singapore? I refer to the belching of evil-smelling, choking black fumes and smoke from the exhaust of
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      553 13 This htdtiii'ul ttx #i- flfl^l H^P^^^ f>ir<:# or S/«rry itt ii example of 58^^?^ ■*!fi-i tM r^i«r l^uf*r- *S^Bk^^F ford O/«i run**. *"*^b ©la** The glistening beauty of Watcrford Glass is something that money alone rannot create. It needs the sensitive hand and critical eye of an artist to bring
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      15 13 Address your letter: Tbt Know Alls.' The Sunday Times, Times House, River tfalley Road, Singapore.
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      484 13 Heres you. chance to learn qu.cklv Al HOME— to start playing the first day and to ola v a variety of piece* in 3 weeks No other teacher or previous knowledge ot music needed. _^£3^\ LEARN Wl EASE tt^Z-^^^ took! Just releosed o new cosy way to *\l*A\ leorn HILL
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    New fashions
    325 14  -  SUSAN 6ARRIE By ORIENTAL INFLUENCE IS SEEN IN LONDON, PARIS CREATIONS SARI, KIMONO IN SHOWS BY RAYNE AND DIOR— 1 AN Oriental influence U strongly marked in some of the newest London and Paris fashions, and there is a tremendous interest in saris, both in their traditional form
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    160 14 New ideas for Christmas PARIS is full of new notions for the Christmas season, among them iheei nylon stockings with the seam right in front of the leg. Models at all the Christmas dress showings will wear lovely silk wigs in the most unusual colours, matching the drts.ses shown. For
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    Dior girl buys off the peg
    352 14  -  VERONICA PAPWORTH By UO prima donna has ever been so feted, no dame of the British Empire so fawned upon, no woman M.P. so sought after as that 20th-century phenomenon the Top Flight Model Girl. Magnificently ornament- a!, she is fast becoming an irdustrial
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    Recipe
    171 14 fFHIS weeks recipe for young cooks Is a delicious fruit meringue dessert which would be just the right thing for Christmas supper parties. For the meringue you need 'Jiree egg whites. 6oz. castor sugar. 1 teaspoon vinegar, pinch of salt. For the fruit filling you need four bananas. 3
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    253 14 THE EMPHASIS NOW IS ON FEET r[E advent of short skirts that show a lot of leg and throw emphasis on the feet has brought in a whole new vouge in shoes, and Continental designers, especially, are making them gayer and more frivolous, as if they were specially
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      328 14 MWARS IS THE SCOTCH IF^l -IT NEVER l-cggl I^RsFiNm Scotch^] It OF CREAT^ Ct „jj No other drink v quite so LJj o|}fJ DPWGr&^ I rcfr.shiiiK Scotch Whnky |j» OISTILLE" S flfl You can drink it short or long, p'-l^^**^ PE^ 1 J n the mood ukes you. but L.
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    GIRL KILLED HER FATHER WITH POISONED DRINK, COURT TOLD
    248 15 KOTA TINCCI, Sat.— A daughter gave her father a glass of stout containing sodium arsenite a few days before he was due to leave for India to find her a husband, the prosecution alleged at a preliminary inquiry in the magistrate's
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    Cash to China
    32 15 SINGAPORE, Sat— Family remittances from Malaya to China last month amounted to $1.136.471— the lowest yet this year. Of this. $871,499 was from Singapore and $264,972 from the Federation.
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    Killed by tree
    30 15 KLUANG, Sat. A 14 yearold Chinese boy, Goh Kok An, was struck by a falling rubber tree at Bukit Paloh Estate this afternoon. He was killed instantaneously.
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    Big jump in flu cases in Kuala Trengganu
    105 15 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat. Large number of people in the Kuala Trengganu district have been affected by influenza in the last two weeks. Today nearly 250 people, including 50 Government officials, were given medicine at the General Hospital here. This was an increase
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    LOCKED UP: MAN WHO WANTS TO SEE WORLD
    111 15 LOCKED UP: MAN WHO WANTS TO SEE WORLD SINGAPORE, Sat.—Mohamed bin Elhag, a 25-year-old Morocan, who is bent in seeing the world arrived in Singapore today lockedup in a cabin on board the 5,853 -ton Panamanian freighter Marie Elaine. Mohamed stowed away when the freighter made one of her rare
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    At your cinemas
    80 15 l\ ii. ml. in CATHAY: Jessie James Vs. Dal tons 10.30; Love and Crime 12 30. 2.30, 7. 9.30; REX: I Accuse 10.45: Sart Van Fah Choke Yeah (Cantonese) 12.30. 2.30, 7, 9.30. Kola Illiarn ODEON: Target Earth 9.45: The Bravados 3, 7.15, 9.30: LIDO: Rajdarbar (Hindi)
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    Murder jury frees three after 4 hours' retirement
    293 15 Murder jury frees three after 4 hours' retirement KUALA LUMPUR, Saturdoy. AFTER retiring for four hours, a seven-man jury today freed three men on charges connected with the murder of Wong Tham Yin, a leading shareholder of the Selangor Omnibus Company. The verdict was unanimous. The hearing, believed to be
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    Party to decide poll policy
    85 15 Party to decide poll policy SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Singapore branch of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Association will decide at its annual conference tomorrow whether it would align with the People's Action Party or the Singapore People's Alliance at the coming general election. This will be the first time the party will
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    Cigarettes: New prices
    174 15 SINGAPORE, Sat. New prices tor cigarettes, effective from Monday, are cold prices in brackets SINGAPORE TOBACCO CO LTD. INCREASED: Viceroy F.T.K. 20s: $1: Lucky Strike 20s: 95c 6bc> Rex K. 20s: 90c; Gold Flake 10s: 45c; Player's Medium 10s: 45c: Capstan Medium 20s: 80c. DECREASED: Player's Perfectos
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    3 rob taximan of $80
    59 15 SINGAPORE Sat.— A taxidriver. Wahab bin Ahmad, 38. was robbed of his night's collection of $80 by three men at Bentong Park off Holland Roart, early today. The three men had boarded the taxi at the Great World and directed Wahab to Bentong Park. The
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    Sunday Times Picture Contest
    208 16 HOW TO ENTER THIS CONTEST $END your entries to The Sunday Times, Photo Contest, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore. Glossy prints are preferred. Pictures appearing in this page cannot be returned. The first prize "LEISURE HOUR" (above) wins the first prize of $30 this week.
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      216 16 f WVHVNOT-TAKE TH*^ IS CO«OESPOMt>KNCE timwil A PTC RADIO COOBSt' OOORftE IS EXCELLEMT/ IT -11-UK«VB UXXS UKE TMEPED EVEN SHOWS HOW I CAN I MOWS./ 1 -,FUTUM CT} WITHA.RTC. THI« KTT I'M TBAINf OBV I i AtSEMBLINO AUTC? WEUU |4^| ONLY PART O»« A VCKJ BE THE MAN f _I||
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      234 16 ACROSS: 1 Come to grief (5). DOWN: 1 Burst ol sound 5 Songster <7), 10 Bequeaths (4), 2 Control (B>, 3At a dis(4). 11 Entangle (5), 12 Once tance (4), 4 Brand <6> 5 Conmore (5), 14 Observes (7). 17 fllct (3), 6 Affirm (4), 7. Kingly Cleansed (6), 19
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      1082 17 THE SECRETS OF GOOD PHOTOGRAPHS IN cinematography, cameramen use their Iris diaphragm or aperture as a means of controlling exposure. If lor example, the day is very bright and sunny and there are no dark shadows to be considered, the cameraman will probably select fll or f 16. If on
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      349 17 Right speed, focus are necessary for clear pictures Camera shake is responsible for lack of sharpness to a much greater extent than people realise and many who have invested in electronic flash equipment have been surprised to find that lenses, formally condemned as having inferior resolving power, are capable of
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      INVENTORS MAY GET HUGE FORTUNES
      253 17 By MICHAEL LORINC WASHINGTON, D.C. fHE National Council of Inventors in the United States, ordered by the American Army to keep in close contact with its lively brains, recently announced that huge fortunes were waiting for anybody who would succeed in making any of the
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      189 17 THERE'S REAL! SOAP in RINSO mmmmmmm THAT'S WHY IT m^*H**amm washes so thoroughly is so gentle on clothesso kind to hands! tj #Sib^%/ nlilSu .^■■■■■nP^^^s 9 nvr -^asM| iQ ■aHLffin^ftni^A lOttAs WAVE lasts longer, looks lovelier A $15 perm for only $2.35. fc So easy you can do it at
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      1467 18 JSJpVJ J flfJMl^ij Lj JUKISLE, WHERE POC W^TALK! J%^ iL" nr;A R Rice Burroughs' r^^rt\ X^ 4r h^ I k^ i« i THE OKJLV CLUE TO THIS SVULL WS HHTII YOUK 1 Jfi,!*^ MAV E 1I WAICE Ur»~^ "lT Tr^ LITTLE SILENT 1 I7BNTITY ARE THE INITIALS 1.T.0. JJIV I
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    The odds are fantastic, but the verdict is: FUN!
    990 21  - The odds are fantastic, but the verdict is: FUN! Terence Feeley Millions buying a dream via Football Pools By FWCII week-end in J the lootba.l sonson, ten million Briton* spend £2.000.--(K)() on the Pools, .lusl one week's contribution lo the £75,000,000 a year they spend on backing their football fancy.
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    Losing weight? Don't let it get you down
    549 21  - Losing weight? Don't let it get you down CEDRIC CARNE DOCTOR'S DIARY... BY kJR. MARTIN waswortw* r.ed. He had lost half a stone since last spring. His unspoken thought was: "Does this indicate soms secret illness?"' It's not surprising that people associate losing weight with ill-health. They remember how, when
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    1474 22 13 The Big Wheel makes a phone call from the pool.. .something hot going down those wires! Ana Price, busty young star, has walked out in the middle of a film after being told by a card-gazer that she would be bitten and disfigured by a camel
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    264 23 p^ j9j fljlHk L^mm *y j^^ftuS'l 'X^li^mtTii fm\ V»B fHE Hillman Minx is a notable example ot an already excellent car improved constantly to give more value for your money every year. It is almost impossible to find fault with
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    CROSSWORD SOLUTION
    115 23 From Pace 16. Across: 1. Crash; 6. Warbler; 10. Left; 11. Ravel: 12. Again; 14. Regards; 17. Purged; 19. Rarest: 20. Mere; 22. Let; 23 Academy; 26. Dirk; 28. Ate; 29. Sabot; 31. Nee; 32 Wear; 34. Medical: 36. Sea; 38. Rede; 39. Rueful; 42. Lender: 45. Endures:
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    BAM is not giving due regard to requests from neighbours
    420 23  - BAM is not giving due regard to requests from neighbours Crusader By T*HE Badminton Association or Malaya does not appear to be giving due regard to the invitations that have been extended to it by our neighbours. 1 am referring to three recent invitations that have been sent to the
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    452 23 F.A. CUP: Non-league teams still in LONDON, Sat.— The amateurs of Tooting and Mitcham and the part-time professionals of Worcester became the glamour footballers of English soccer today as they stormed through to the third round proper of the Football Association Cup. Tooting and Mitcham, leaders of the amateur competition,
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      232 23 SPORTING SAM by Reg. Wootton IT'S HERE! THE NEW c^cdu^t^ JQS9 [ill Ml BEAULIEU hiliilM Everything about the "BEAUIW I .mi cuts luxury combined with fast safe motoring. From /f the economical 21.6 H.P. "Aquilon 84" V 8 engine to the instant action "Twinplex" J brakes, from interior spacious- )l
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      538 23 McCARTEN NOW A TOP CLASS :!'|t± RUGBY PLAYER ffi TPHE number of ex-Malayans making a name for I themselves in the tough ranks of British and in- I 9 ternationol sport is steadily growing. L -J ruebv player R J Me an <* Westmoreland in the j ««>«d b«twt« n
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    SRC beat Police in vital fixture
    332 24 SRC beat Police in vital fixture SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Recreation Club strengthened their chance of retaining the Singapore Hockey Association Div 1 league title v/hen they beat Police, their strongest rivals, 1-0 at Serangoor Road today. S.R.C. wno have held the title for the last four years, thus completed their
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    SCHOOLS NAME HOCKEY TEAM
    80 24 CINGAPORE. Sat— The Slngak pore Combined Schools Sports Council have named 15 players for their two-day tour of Malacca. Players are: Balbir. Anvaral. de Vaz. S. T. Lingam. Thangarajoo. Mehar Singh. Peng Boon. Jaswant Singh, Paramanathan. Ramalingam. Chek Fong, Gurucharan Singh, Henry Cilia. Balakrlshnan. Said. The
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    SINGLES WIN OLD BOYS TIE
    36 24 SINGAPORE. Sat. Victoria 0.8.A. Singles beat Marrieds 2-1 tn their annual soccer match at V. S. ground today. Rama and Charlie Tan scored for the Singles and Kwee Cheng for Married.*.
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    RIVAL CAPTAINS CLASH FOR BALL
    43 24 HAZEL, the Negri-Malacra captain, is not allowed to get far with the ball as Strickland, the Services captain, rushes up for a tackle during yesterday's H.MS. Malaya rugby match on the padang. Services won 26-3. Sunday Times picture.
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    Substitute Rothwell was Services star man
    393 24 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singa•3 pore Combined Services became runners-up in the southern zone of the H.M.S. Malaya rugby competition when they swamped NegriMalacca by 26 points (four goals, try. penalty) to three (try i on the padang today. The man who sparked Services biggest win
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    CIVILIANS WIN WITH SECOND HALF PRESSURE
    546 24 CIVILIANS WIN WITH SECOND HALF PRESSURE SINGAPORE 11 SERVICES 26 a KEDAH O JOHORE 3 NS-MALACCA 3 PERAK 19 By SAUL JOSHUA JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. A 12-3 VICTORY over Johore makes Singapore the southern zone finalists in the H.M.S. Malaya Cup rugger competition after a lapse of five years. They
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    FAREWELL MATCH
    28 24 PAUL HUNNINGS, the All. Malaya, South and Singa. pore stand-off, who played his last game for Singapore yesterday. He leaves for Britain today. Sunday Times picture.
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    7-0 touncing
    37 24 SINGAPORE. Sat —University of Malaya handed a 7-0 trouncing to an eight-man S.C.R.C. team in Singapore Hockey Association Dtv. 1 league match at Bukit Timah today. Sockalingam (4), Kong Onn (2) and Francis Foo scored.
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    KEDAH FAIL TO COPE WITH PERAK'S SPEED AND WEIGHT
    257 24 KEDAH FAIL TO COPE WITH PERAK'S SPEED AND WEIGHT SUNGEI PATANI, Sat. Perak, fielding eleven New Zealanders. easily beat Kedah by 19 point (two goals and three tries) to nil in their H.M.S. Malaya rugby fixture here today. Perak's victory stemmed from their fast threequarters and to their superiority In
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    KEPPEL CLUB GOLF MEDAL
    91 24 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Winners of the Keppel Oolf Clubs monthly medal (bogey) are: "A" Div A. Moody and D. A. S. Hart (all square*. Runnersup: J. Me A. Brown, O. Hovil and W. Horst (one down). Ball Sweep (first nine)' D. A. S. Hart and S. Hickman
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    64 24 SYDNEY, Sat.— A dashing 114 by Billle Watson and 57 not out by V. Marks put New South Wales in a promising position at the end of the second day's play in their I Sheffield Shield match against South Australia here At close the holders were
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      650 27 Clean sweep by Spore trainers By EPSOM JEEP 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore trainers made a clean sweep at this afternoon's races at Bukit Timah, sadIdling all the nine winners in today's card. Keith Daniels took top honours with four winners Rina (Race 4), Who Knows (Race 6), High Socks (Race
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    58 28 jti ll.nrfv S/» (Minimum). THOMAS: Mrs. T. G. Thomas at her home Rajavilas EastMuthoor Tiruvalla India On December 4th. After Long Illness. Deeply Mourned. MR. V. GOPALSAMY of P.Y. Tan <5t Co. Passed Away Peacefully At His Residence 82-C. Petaln Road, Singapore on G 12.68. Cortege Leaves For Hindu
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    37 28 10 H«rJs $10 (Minimum). MRS. KOK CHONG FOOK and Family Thank Relatives and Friends for their assistance, wreaths and condolences and their kind attendance at the funeral of the late Mr. Kok Chong Fook on 2.12.58.
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    40 28 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Buklt Panj&ng Rangers beat Boys' Town 3-1 In the final of the Bukit Panjang District soccer cup at Bukit PanJung today. Syed All (2) and Atan scored for Bukit Panjang and Walter Oorloff for Boys' Town.
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    29 28 LOS ANGELES. Sat.— Don Jordan (Los Angeles) won the world welterweight boxing title from Virgil Akins (St. Louis), outpointing him over 15 rounds here last night.— Reuter.
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    19 28 SINGAPORE, Sat— The Tankards beat Singapore Recreation Club 30-10 In a rugger match on the padang today.
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