The Straits Times, 5 April 1959

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1,232. A^ MJ^ rt 2 SUNDAY, APRIL 5, 1959 20 CENTS
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    CINEMAS DISPUTE: ONG SA YS GIVE US FIGURES'
    1035 1 Mayor: Council may reconsider new power charges SINGAPORE, Saturday. JHE MAYOR, Mr. Ong Eng Cuan, said today that if cinema owners could satisfy the council that the increased electricity rates would deny them the right of a reasonable profit on invested capital,
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    Biggest ever sea exercise by Seato
    145 1 Biggest ever sea exercise by Seato REAR ADMIRAL G.G.O. Gatarre. Flag Officer of the Australian fleet, who will direct a Seato naval exercise off the east coast of Malaya from April 13 to 29. Thirty ships from Britain, France, the U.S.. Australia and New Zealand will take part. It will
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    Lock icon Death for her
    111 1 MOTHER SENTENCED TO GAS CHAMBER FOR DAUGHTER-IN-LAW'S MURDER \|KS ELIZABETH DUNCAN (above), a 54--year-old mother convicted in Ventura, California, of hiring two men to strangle her son's pregnant wife, was yesterday sentenced to death in the gas chamber. Mrs. Duncan, whose motive was said to be jealousy
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    Lock icon Weakness on Berlin dangerous—lke
    196 1 Weakness on Berlin dangerous— lke GETTYSBURG, Saturday. PRESIDENT EISENHOWER said today that a course of appeasement in the Berlin crisis would be not only dishonourable but "the most dangerous one we could pursue. He also asserted that the United States and its friends want to settle international disputes at the
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    22 DON'TS for foiling the burglars
    306 1 22 DON'TS for foiling the burglars CINGAPORE. Sat. Singapore Police today issued a list of 22 "don'ts" to the public to foil housebreakings and robberies Released together with these "don'ts" were last month's figures for housebreakings—23B cases.— the highest .so far this year and gang robberies 97. Topping the list
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    Lock icon A MAYOR GETS A GIFT OF DEAD FLIES
    70 1 A MAYOR GETS A GIFT OF DEAD FLIES TAIPEH. Sat— .Mr. then Ah-tai, mayor of Han. central Formosa, received a "Kilt package' yesterday containing 1.000 dead flies. A note said: "Dear mayor. I caught these flies in two hours. This should make you think more about the health of your
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    Lock icon 'Unity is best guarantee'
    68 1 WASHINGTON. Sat. The Nato Council said today that the unity of the Atlantic alliance was "the best qua rantee of successful negotia tlon with the Soviet Government. The communique Issued at the end of the council's three-day tenth anniversary meeting said there was unanimous determination to
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    Lock icon SULTAN AT PALACE
    19 1 LONDON. Sat.— The Sultan of Brunei was received by the Queen at Buckingham Palace today —U.P.I.
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    Lock icon FOOTBALLER DIES
    22 1 LONDON. Sat. -Jeff Hall. 29-year-old Birmingham City footballer and England right back, died in Birmingham hospital today from polio.— Reutcr.
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    Lock icon Ex-champ Saxon found hanging in cell
    104 1 ATLANTIC CITY < New J.rsey). Sat. Former welterweight boxing champion Johnny Saxton tried to hang himself in a cell today after he was arrested while allegedly burglarising a five and ten cent store. Saxton was captured by a dozen policemen who surrounded the store
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    PAP to hold three poll rallies today
    109 1 PAP to hold three poll rallies today SINGAPORE. Sat. The People's Action Party will have three pre-election mass rallies tomorrow all of which will begin from 5 p.m. At the Still Road rally (junction of Still Road and Changi Road). Mr. K. M. Byrne, will announce the PAP plan for
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    Lock icon MODERATE WHITE AUSTRALIA POLICY, URGES TREGONNING
    175 1 DERTH Sat. The acting head of the Department of History in the University of Malaya, Dr Ken Tregonning, advocated a moderation of the White Australia policy when he arrived in Perth today "Australians are popular in South -East Asia because they became known during
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    Lock icon DALAI LAMA MYSTERY: HOW DID REDS KNOW?
    456 1 DALAI LAMA MYSTERY: HOW DID REDS KNOW? NEW DELHI, Saturday. A MYSTERY surrounding the Dalai Lama's escape from Tibet has been growing here since Tuesday. No-one here knows how the Chinese learned of the Dalai Lama's arrival in India yet they were the first to announce the fact. Officials here
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    Governor grants stay of execution
    182 1 Governor grants stay of execution CINGAPORE, Sat.— The Governor, Sir William Goode, today grant- ed a "respite of execuI tion" for Ghani bin Janit, i 23. 60 hours before he was due to be hanged for murder. Sir William's orders were I relayed to the prison authorl- ties at Changi
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    STOP PRESS
    50 1 SERANCOON GARDEN BLACKOUT MNGAPORE. Sun Larßr arra covering ttnmgmm GMtai Mate, P.n.j I. char and parts i»r Upper SeraagMa RsM piling into iMtfIKM after Im.h kout from nijilnuht last ni-jht. At I a.m. today, rkitricity still not it-stored except in Pa\.i lihai Station which urn > its own
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    17 HELD IN LOTTERY RAIDS
    37 1 CINGAPORE, Sat.— Seventeen people were arrested today in connection with the ililegal four-digit lottery. Police said the arrests were the result of raids in Burma Road, Jalun Bes^r and Albert Street areas.
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    The enemy plans last stand in jungle stronghold
    2301 2  - The enemy plans last stand in jungle stronghold TOM HARRISSON Death came swift and silent to the Japanese as the ant army strikes far and wide ca SO FAR: The Allied landings at Tarakan and Labuan in 1945 drove the Japanese forces inland into the hands of the guerillas. The
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    No. 1: Getting to know your stomach
    731 3 LONDON. AM ii docloi 1 not a Harlev Street docI tor, but 80 ordinary, often crotchety chap in the suburbs with a crotchety E car and a lair share of crotchety patients. have 'A.O(H) patients, not all at oiice, but last Saturday eight
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      592 3 The machine you have to live with There is ABOUT 10 per cent of adults in Britain are Are people tsually not. The duodenal patient is reported to be affected in some decree, perhaps a filth more liable to typically the chronic worrier with thin, lined |i"!il |j»«' A II
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      968 4 WED BE BETTER IyHY should man be plagued by muscular rheumatism far more CTT^v than any other creatliro? S*%*..~*^ Doctors believe *a^B that the mental an- xiety attendant on -«5 ?fc >. civilized life is F? l^*^ 5 largely to blame be- giiii^SS^ cause a tensed-up mind can tense up
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      283 4 Amazing Rheumatism Discovery confirmed by American doctors THE TRIGGER SPOTS aK_m eft 'Ouch" That pain in your stiff, sore, shoulder It is caused by "trigger spots" those little hard lumps of muscle. And very often headaches are due to troubles in your muscles, caused by "trigger spots." If you use
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      290 4 ADVERTISEMEKT 3. "Trigger Spots" in the lumbar region ore the cause of lumbago which really puts you out of action. Higher up are the "trigger spots" causing fibrositis and, frequently, backache 4. If your feet hurt, it may not be your shoes, it may be rheumatism caused by "trigger spots"
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      537 4 IT often happens that a discovery in one part of the world is also made, shortly afterwards, quite independently elsewhere. When it does happen it underlines the truth of the discovery. Medicine is fortunately one of the international fields in which this often happens. A remarkable example is o discovery
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      785 4 to start looking. Then feei over the skin with the fingers or with a blunt instrument like a fountain pen top. You will know when you have found the trigger spot because pressure on it will make you wince and the pain will increase Simple What is the best way
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      97 4 EBW Jim m from doctor^, Irom physiotherapists, nurses and most significant of all from former sufferers. Many hospitals and clinics are now using adrenaline as a routine treatment with equally encouraging results. Available here The adrenaline cream specially developed for the doctor is new available in Malaya and Singapore under
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      98 4 spots causing your particular trouble. These charts are based on the research of the doctors who discovered the treatment which the American doctors have so fully confirmed. The treatment is so simple that by following the directions enclosed you can easily use it for yourself at home and find lreedom
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    LIB-SOCS MOVE TOWARDS POLLS PACT WITH SPA AND UMNO
    355 5 EDES CALL FOR ACTION NOW TO BE DISCUSSED BY PARTY ON MONDAY SINGAPORE. Sat. A decisive move towards putting into immediate operation a plan for three major political parties to fight the general elections under a united front will be discussed
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    Shy Shirley attracts notice with bold work
    339 5  - Shy Shirley attracts notice with bold work LAN MOK-AI UNIQUE SCULPTURE BY SINGAPORE GIRL By CINCAPORE. Sat.— Shy and sensitive. That is what fellow artists say of the disposition of Singapore sculptress Shirley Lim Cheng Kirn. Bat her bold and experimental work has at tracted much attention in London, where
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    Friendship treaty: 'A lot of progress'
    236 5 CINCAPORE, Sat. The Federation of Malaya has gone a long way towards finalising the proposed South East Asian friendship and economic treaty. Mr. Felixberto Serrano, the Philippines Foreign Secretary, said here today. Mr. Serrano was speaking at a luncheon given in his honour by
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    Commander due
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Lieut.Gen. Sir Edrie Bastyan, Commander of British Forces in Hong Kong, will arrive in Singapore by air tomorrow night on his way for a routine vis.it to Britain.
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    At your cinemas
    62 5 Kn.iiii.ii. CATHAY: Mohawk 10.30 a.m.; Beware Of Pickpockets 12.30 2 30, 7. 9.30: REX: Rock Rock Rock 10 45 a.m.; Kwai Poo Foong Lav (Mandarin) 12.30, 2.30. 7. 930 Ki.i.i Bharu LIDO: Jubah Hitam (Malay) 9.30 a.m.; Yen Mvi Kwai < Mandarin) 3. 7.15, 9.30; ODEOX: Young
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    Wedding of Malacca education official
    44 5 Mr. Yap Yong Yih. an Assistant Organiser (Chinese Schools) of the Malacca Education Department, and his bride. Miss Ivy Wee. who were married at the Malacca Reuistrj recently. The brJde is a teacher of the Sacred Heart Convent, Malacca.
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    Waitresses are told: No sexy dresses
    311 5 Waitresses are told: No sexy dresses KUALA TRENCCANU, Saturday. THE ANTI-VICE COMMITTEE, formed here in December last year, has suggested to the State Government that all waitresses in the state should wear uniforms while on duty. The chairman of the comImlttee. Dato Bentara Luar said: "The proposed uniform will be
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    Fish expert for year's research
    68 5 MALACCA, Sat— Dr. H. D. Slack, lecturer in Zoology at the University of Glasgow, arrived here last week to work in the Fish Culture Research Institute at Batu Berendam for about one year Dr. Slack, who is director of Glasgow University's freshwater biological station at
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    GOLDEN GONG IS BEST FILM AWARD
    119 5 A golden .Malayan gong, symbolic of Malay music and entertainment. has been selected as the best picture award for the Sixth Asian Film Festival to be held at Kuala Lumpur from May 4 to 8. The trophy, to be known as the "Golden Gong
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    Police to stage mock riots
    34 5 MALACCA. Sat. The police will stage an internal security exercise throughout the State on Monday. Named Operation Bangun (Wake up) the exercise will include mock riots and other "disturbances.
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    HEALTH EXHIBITION
    28 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Regent of Johore will officially declare open the health exhibition at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on April 7 at 2.45 p.m
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  • The LUCY HUANG Page—a Sunday
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      It's on—the battle for sex equality
      828 6 It's on the battle for sex equality Believing that a woman is interested in more than just looking attractive, the Sunday Tunes introduces an outspoken writer in its Women's Page. From today LUCY HUANG will bring to you all that is important to the modern, wellturned out woman. She will
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      Some practical hints for safety in your house
      95 6 DUG-ANCHORING underlays keep small rugs from dangerous skidding Several effective kinds are available When you buy rugs, look for the non-skid coating on the back Install self-closing safety outlets for power plugs, so babies who may pry into them can be protected
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      Recipe
      182 6 BRIDES are not usually upposed to be expert cooks but if you have Just been married and are planning an "at home" to thank your friends, surprise them with this delicious Peach Angel Pie for tea. It is so decorative, yet so simnle to prepare and serve. Beat four
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    'Calendar Girl' star for S'pore
    140 7 'Calendar Girl' star for S'pore CINCAPORE. Sat. Li Mci, hailed us "the most patriotic Chinese actress" during her recent visit to New York, is due in Singapore by <)ir from Hong Kong on Monday. The .star of the recordbreaklng lilm Calender Girt" is here to make personal appearances in conmnction
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    Fatally injured
    36 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— A carpenter. Liaw Kirn Yoon. 66. was fatally injuied when he fell 30 feet from a scaffolding at the new Tampo; reservoir here yesterday. He died in hospital two hours later.
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    GOOD ENGLISH gives you Confidence
    262 7 GOOD ENGLISH gives you Confidence How you can gain poisedevelop your personality achieve success Hundreds of ambitious people, drawn from all occupations, have discovered a fascinating, simplified way to improve their English, gain self-confidence and develop their personality. They tell how this unique method, studied in the odd minutes of
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    Labour Party leader gets 5 years'jail
    311 7 Labour Party leader gets 5 years' jail HE HAD A RED POLICY PAPER KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. £HAI Choon Kwcc, 35, chairman of the Selangor division of the Labour Party of Malaya, was today jailed for five years for possession of a Malayan Communist document. Chai, a trishaman, was jailed by
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    Court told: Ten men robbed peon
    173 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. More than 10 men entered a cinema canteen one night, dragged a peon out and robbed him of some money and a watch, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Ong Tiong Chye. a peon in Hollywood Theatre, was testifying at an inquiry
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    $10,000 extortion bid charge
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— Wong Hak Hwee. 22, was charged In a magistrate's court today with attempted extortion of $10,000 from Chua Kirn Yeow by putting him in fear of being kidnapped on Mar. 1 at Puay Hee Avenue. He pleaded not guilty and was remanded until Monday
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      338 7 MY CONSTIPATION WORRIES ARE OVER! MOMMY ALWAYS GIVES ME Milk of Magnesia Because, it provides mart J^BMC^3^\ complete relief than single- iEq|J^LTIIA purpose laxatives, which have :Tecl on the acid indiges«^^3^K tion that usually accompanies fgg^S^^^^J constipation. For Milk of M*e^Tl Magnesia relieves both Kr■ 4. */^j conditions. 2to 4
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      89 7 rCARTOONi j "Well, if you can't help us "Feeling tired, listless and thoroughly would you mind waiting here a worn out? Why not switch me off f tw m i B utes and attracting someand go to bed?" body WBO gggf itiiutitii Jiitti»iirti(iiiiiiiitiiiiiiiittitiintiiiiuiiiiiititiiiiiitiitt;i>i*iiiitf iii»iiifttiiiitiTnitiii(«tiif iiiitiirrif»«itiiiii^ j Til say this for
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    Lock icon KICKS FROM HER CLOWNING
    78 8 FRED ASTAIRE teems to be getting a kick out of Ava Gardner s 4" clowning around as they relax on the set of a new film being shot in Melbourne. They appear together in "On The Beach." Astaire, V who at the age of 46 felt
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    Britain makes offer in bid to end BOAC row
    376 8 Britain makes offer in bid to end BO AC row LONDON, Saturday. BRITAIN today offered to hold talks with Northwest Airlines of America on landing rights in Hong Kong if Britain were granted permits for flights across the Pacific without further delay. The offer was made in j a statement
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    Lock icon CHRISTINE REFUSED LICENCE TO WED
    70 8 NEW YORK, Sat.—Christine Jorgensen was refused a marriage licence yesterday because of inadequate proof of femininity. City clerk. Mr Herman Kutz. refused to iuue the licence to the 33-year-old Christine and her fiance. Howard J. Knox. 38. a Washington statistician, because Christine's birth certificate lists
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    Lock icon MRS. ROOSEVELT: CRITICISM OF THE U.S. JUSTIFIED
    106 8 LONDON. Sat. Mr.s. Eleanor Roosevelt said yes- 1 terday that world criticism of the lack of American leadership was Justified. She had Just arrived at London Airport from Parts with her 16-year-old granddaughter Nina Roosevelt for a six-day stay in London after a
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    Lock icon Kimono girls lead the Jap car invasion
    433 8 Kimono girls lead the Jap car invasion MEW YORK, Sat. Japan was today making a determined attack on the United States car market showing four different makes at the opening of the International Automobile Show here. The Japanese vehicles arc all displayed In colourful Japanese settings and with girls in
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    The Observer editor, 12, gets full council recognition
    470 8 I ONDON, Sat. A town council is to grant official "recognition' to a newspaper edited and produced by 12-year-old grammar schoolboy Wynford Grant in his bedroom. Fair-haired Wynford he has been running his fortnightly Billerlcay Observer for more than a year and
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    on holiday
    696 9  -  KHOR CHEANG KEE n MORE WORK AND LESS SLEEP FOR MALAYA S PREMIER-PLAYWRIGHT HE GOES BY CARAVAN TO ADDRESS POLITICAL RALLIES How does a Prime Minister spend his holiday? I put this question to Tengku Abdul Rahman. He laughed loudly. "Holiday? What holiday 3 Look at these files,"
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    DOCTORS TELL WIFE: EXPECT QUADS
    183 9 I ONDON, Sat.— Two weeks ago 24-year-old Mrs. Iris Parsons went to the pre-natal clinic for a routine check up on the baby she is expecting in May. When she came out she gasped to a friend: "I am going to have quads." Mrs. Parsons
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    A new aircraft at the airport
    176 10 IT'S THIS SLEEK, 240m.p.h. CESSNA FOR 5 A PLANE that has been attracting a lot of attention at the Singapore Airport is this twin-engine Cessna 310-C. The sleek, flve-seater aircraft s now on a demonstration flight that began in Europe and the Middle East.
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    LIGHTNING KILLS A BRIDE OF 26 DAYS
    128 10 LIGHTNING KILLS A BRIDE OF 26 DAYS IPOII. Sat. Lightning struck two woman as they were cooking in the kitchen of their house here yesterday evening, killing one of them. The dead woman was 19--year-old Che Nor Chaya hiiiti- Haji Yunus. the beautiful 26-day bride of Dr. Shamsuddin bin Abdul
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    Misadventure verdict
    65 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. In his hurry to climb down a scaffolding, a worker slipped and I tell to his death, a Singapore coroner was told today. The coroner. Inche Ahmad bin Hussein, returned a verdict of death by misadventure on Leung Huong Wah. 52. who died soon after his
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    GALL FOR SECOND COLLEGE TO TRAIN TEACHERS
    380 10 GALL FOR SECOND COLLEGE TO TRAIN TEACHERS SINGAPORE, Saturday. fHERE is a need for a second college in Singapore to ease the crush of students at the present Teachers Training College. This call was made last night by the president of the Singapore Certificated Teachers' Association, Mr. Yin Ec Kheng.
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    Koran contest
    32 10 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat The Federation Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, flies here from Kedah tomorrow evening to attend a Koran reading contest in the Diamond Jubilee hall at 9.30 p.m.
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    LOKE PUTS LATIFF ON THE SCREEN
    68 10 Mr. LOKE WAN TOO. head of the Cathay Organisation, and Mr. A. Pelham Groom, film writer and author, sign a contract giving Cathay-Keris Films the exclusive right to make films from the series "La- tiff Investigates" written by Mr. Pelham Groom. Mr. Roomai Noor.
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    WAGE INQUIRY COMMISSION HOLDS FIRST SITTING
    214 10 WAGE INQUIRY COMMISSION HOLDS FIRST SITTING I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat The commission appointed to inquire into the wage rate of daily-paid Government workers held its first public sitting here today. It exercised special powers under the Commission of Inquiry Ordinance to allow the executive secretary of the Malayan Trade Union Congress,
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      49 10 "4711" EAU DE COLOGNE revives as it refreshes. Moisten your handkerchief and the palms of your hands with "4711" EAU DE COLOGNE, inhale deeply its precious jK£"*te fragrance and feel j£3) Ig? cool, invigorated HH end refreshed. W^ eaude" ||jgi COLOGNE ASB/129 BLUE GOLD LABEL "4711" COLOGNE ON RHINB
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    Co-ed schools: The 'Ayes' have it
    373 11 AFTER 2-HOUR DEBATE THE DECISION IS THAT IT IS BEST TO GET TOGETHER SINGAPORE, Sat.— Boys and girls are in fivour of co-cdu cation in Singapore secondary schools. For more than two hours today 40 speakers, representing nearly 20 schools in Singapore, argued on
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    Call for emergency meeting
    174 11 Call for emergency meeting SINGAPORE. Sat. The four non-P.A.P. city councillors in the public utilities committee today called for a>i emergency meeting to reconsider yesterdays decision to reject the Sii gapore cinemas' appeal against the councils October decision to increase electric charges to cinemas and amusement parks. At yesterdays committee
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    J.P.'s APPEAL AGAINST JAIL PUT OFF TO HEAR TAPE
    216 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sal. I The appeal of Ng Van Pee. a Pontian Justice of the Peace, which came before the Federation Court of Appeal comprising the Chief Justice. Dato Sir James Thomson, Mr. Justice Good. and Mr. Justice Neal. was today
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    COUNTRYMANS JOURNAL
    402 11  -  TUAN DJEK By Friday, March 27. IN 1910-11 the Turn planted up some 300 acres of Koto Tinggi Estate river flat with rubber. A year or two ago the property was sold to a Chinese syndicate. Recently the mar.agei called on him to ask how he had been
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      209 11 I jt* AUSTIN looks years ahead f l \A/I l" H T~ r^^v \i \I II A I [A Iv m Plain for all to see is the hand of Pinin Farina in the styling. In the s^ S jf s swiff, uncluttered line of the silhouette. In the clean
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, April 5, 1959. FREEING THE LAND
    489 12 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday, April 5, 1959. FREEING THE LAND SLOWLY land administration in the Federation is shuttling itself free from the coils that have slowed down its effective work almost to vanishing point. Appointment of the National Land Council was the first step, even though it was something like
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    There's nogambling now in Casino City
    1658 12  - There's nogambling now in Casino City ARTHUR BRITTENDEN by The beautiful girls and the allnight gaming tables these were the big tourist attractions of Cuba before the revolution which swept Fidel Castro into power. Today the hotels and the casinos of Havana are empty the cafes are filled with out-of-work
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    TODAY'S PROFILE
    950 12  - TOD A Y'S PROFILE LLOYD MORGAN E9 GIVE MORE THOUGHT TO YOUR RICH CULTURAL HERITAGE WHITHER pan-Malayan culture? On the authoritative word of Dr. Michael Sullivan there are signs that, on the popular level. i notably perhaps in music, the various cultures i already are blending. Dr Sullivan made some
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      797 12 CLASSIFIED ADS. WNOUNCEMENTS 2(1 Word, $10 (Minimum). WHAT A WA6TE not to enter j the Libby'.s Label Competition and miss the chance of a Hongkong trip or $3000. A WIDE RANGE of Tomato-Celery-Curry Cheese-flavoured Ma* cults and w&fen in tin of Verkade's Cocktail Companions. All lending provision dealers Stock them.
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      5 12 ROLEX Watchword of the World
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      23 12 /'lt pays to ask for it >| by name A FROM PAtIS TO PENANG AND FROM SINGAPORE TO STOCKHOLM th* best th« world over
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    The way to meet synthetic's challenge by Goode
    280 13 The way to meet synthetic's challenge by Goode Iu|ALACCA. Sat. The Yl chairman of the Rub- ber Producers Council. Mr.' A. W. Coode. saic here today that the industry was confident it wojld bp able to meet competition from synthetic. But, he added, smallholders and estate owners must re plant
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    Shipping profits take a tumble
    499 13 COMPANY'S NET GAINS IN 1958 CUT BY MORE THAN HALF TO $406,000 Straits Steamship now looks to entrepot trades SINGAPORE Saturday. HE difficult conditions prevailing in the world cut the profits of the Straits Steamship Co. last year by well over half to $406,629. In
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    Film on Malayan teddy boys entered for Asian festival
    252 13 CHAWS Malay Film Productions have selected a film which deals with "teddy boys" and tough, young hoodlums as one of their three entries for the Sixth Asian Film Festival to be held at Kuala Lumpur from May 4 to 8. The
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    New TB home plan: Probe by expert
    252 13 MALACCA, Saturday. THE Federation's TB specialist, Dr. J. S. Sodhy, will visit Malacca soon to look into the matter of establishing a home for chronic T.B cases here. The Chief Medical and Health Officer, Malacca Dr. Haji Abbas bin Alias, had this week
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    ROTARY SPEAKER
    29 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. TIK District Governor. Mr. Ny Tihon. will speak at the next luncheon meeting of the Sin gapore Rotary Club at thp Cathay Restaurant on Wednesday.
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    COPRA PRICE
    37 13 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: April $44 i (NomiTone was steady Singapore Coconut Oil MHlers 1 Association: bulk $64 sellers, drum $67.50 sellers. Tone was quiet.
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    TIN PRICE
    23 13 SINGAPORE. Sat. The tin price In Singapore today remained unchanged at $400.87 s per picul on an offering of 140 tons.
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    MARRIED IN SINGAPORE
    44 13 Mr. Chin Wai Peng and his bride. Anne Young Wai I. an. after their wedding in Singapore recently. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Chia Ah Mui. while the brides parents are Mr. and Mrs. Young Sze Kai.
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      475 13 ANNOUNCEMENT In October. 19.">8. *he S'-iigr pore Cit\ Council decided that Singapore Cinemas mid Amusement Parks should be charged twenty cara per unit for all electric cunent consumed by them both for lighting- and for power purposes. The following are the tariff rates which still apply to all other industries
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      529 13 VaV^Pfl|HMHflHflL A m rMufat ifil(S) 'Strath edbn' Departs. SINGAPORE 9th July Calls: LISBON 30th July Arrives LONDON 2nd August Enquiries to: ISLAY KERR CO. LTD. 1 1 -A C: liver Quay Singapore Tel 233 1 I HARRISONS ft CROSFIELD (F. ot M.) LTD. 70 Amponj Rood fcuolo Lumpur Tel. 607b>
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      292 13 FESTIVAL OP ARTS: Concert of Western music at Vidoria Theatre, an evening of dance at Cultural Centrr. Chinese music ana drama at Patiung all at 8.30 p.m. CATHOLIC TEACHERS' MOVEMENT: Lecture for Government school teachers Instructing Catholic doctrine at St. Joseph's Institution. Bras Basah Road. 10 a.m. Y.M.C.A.: Cricket league
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      The First Prize
      44 14 of this weeks top prize of $30 is Hide And Seek" submitted by Ho Kok Weng. 1 8* B Brahmaputra Road, off Delta Road, Singapore 3. Mr. Ho used a Rolleiflex 3.5 camera and Kodak Tri-X film. Setling: f-11, 1/250 second.
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      The Second Prize
      35 14 THE second prize of $20 goes to Far, Far Away" by Yap Weng Kooi, 69 China Street. Penang. Mr. Yap used a Yashica-C camera and Kodak V.P. film. Setting: f-11, 1/80 second.
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      Other prize winners
      72 14 DUNNER-UP prizes of SlO each go to 'With All My Love Heft), by Lee Yang Chong, and "A Mouthful' (right), by Boon Weng Siew. Mr. Lee. of 32 Larut Road. Penang. used a Rolleiflex camera. He did not name the film used. Setting: f-11. 1125 second. Mr.
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    Watch for PIC OF THE YEAR details Photographic Diqest
    1028 14  - Watch for PIC OF THE YEAR details Photographic Diqest RAYMOND THOMAS BY CIVERAL people have asked me to tell them obout the lessons learnt during 34 years of photography. This is not quite as easy as I thought it wot'ld be. Mainly. I ruppose, thi* is because experience is cumulative
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      78 14 Why not enter this competition 3k that everyone is talk- ing obout. You could wm this brand new A«l -A DUAL stereo record wk \^g^ j >!^^ *BJi ployer value $90/- r^^^^^P^^^lW m^^^^HMMMK i*^^^ from M. Prager Ltd. Wm 159 Cecil St. V Ptt W mmmmmmmmmmmw^mmmW^mf^mmmmmW^mmmmW VgHTV mmf mmr^^L VH?Jj^*
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      Hometown highlights the sin in Sinatra
      416 15  -  THREE NOMINATIONS FOR 'OSCAR' By DM. DAVIES Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Shirley Maclain*. MGM (Cinemascope) W ELL now here's a peculiar piece of entertainment. "Some Came Running" is as off-beat as a wonky metronome. It revolves helter-skelter round a waster brother who reforms and
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        THE SQUARE PEG
        216 15 Norman Wisdom, Honor Bl.ickm.in. Edward Chapman Rank Organisation NORMAN WISDOM, the little funny man, is at it again. In his latest exposition of familiar slapstick he makes one smile, laugh, and roar. But after 90 minutes one comes away with the feeling: "I've seen this before." "The
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        VIRGIN ISLAND
        111 15 John Cassavetes, Virginia Masked, Sidney Poitier Eastman colour REFRESHING as a sea breeze, this romantic comedy opens with a luxury liner on a Caribbean cruLse On board are a London socialite, Virginia Maskell. and her ambitious mother Then, in a remarkable demonstration of spontaneous combustion, Miss Maskell meets
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        BAGHI SIPAHI
        122 15 In Hindustani rpwO and a half hours of a strong mixture of .songs, dances, love-making, humour and horror! That is "Baghi Sipahi," a Hindustani Him that had its South-East Asian premiere in Singapore last night. Even Nero's Rome finds itself filled with modern Indian and Spanish dances! The
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        ZIMBO
        78 15 In Hindustani HPHE only redeeming x feature of Basant's "Zimbo" is that it is in colour. This helps to brighten up a long jungle tale. One just cannot imagine Zimbo. who is a Tarzan of sorts, trying to learn dancing and singing. If the plot had continuity the film
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      On the Record Sarah sings Gershwin
      515 15 On the Record Sarah sings Gershwin AN irresistible combination the music of George Gershwin and the vibrant singing of Sarah Vaughan— is the outstanding offering on a new Mercury LP (MG *****). It's the irst volume in a series which ttls destined for the best-selling lists. Apart from its historical
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      718 15 EXTRA! news REVOLT IN TIBET Nmo Showing at LIDO, SKY, REX PAVILION PHONE «4HM»lRbb^bbl /I>iH iiltm 284H 11. 1-45, 4, 6.30 9.30 VIL RRYNNER "TUC lAIIDUCV" lnr (MGM) DEBORAH KERR INK JUUKNCT Chinese fenbs n Today 9 a.m.: "DESIGNING WOMEN" Cs. Color. phoni Ol*l:'\.% Today 2975? II 1.45, 4, 6.30
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      384 15 I Your Radio Listening Summary; 6.47 Sunset Serenade: Summary; 9.02 South Of The 7.00 The News; 7.10 Newstalk; 7.15 Border, 9.15 Morning Service; MiadiO SinOaOOfC The Radio Doctor; 7.30 Something 9.55 Interlude: 10.00 The Big w.w>w v v To Remember you By; 800 Radio Still; 10.30 The Percy Faith Orm~i«
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      673 16 We can service all electrical products for which we are Agents Here's what we can do I Electrical Section Repair und testing of all makes of low voltage electrical equipment including starters, generators and regulators. Repair and testing of all makes of ignition equipment including magnetos. Kipuir and testing of
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      1339 16 I I CEEr» A5C>.5 *\v5EuP T C-- 1 W Mtht^ mm I NEVEE GUESSE7 THE GOI7E^J <INS AN7 Out U*>HS^i£/£/ >' STKUGSLING TO HOW COUL7 ThE TEO^LE WHO P'WH^^ .*»«g\kl»l/ Tif/ZS AWCIE?NT I OP 60L7 ARE W^iTiNS POX US-^ilnBNKj <; w,v ICEEC THEI? TORCHES \LiVB7 HEeE PISAPPEAR. T 'UmF^tr^Fko^ J
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      73 17 '■-..il r^lfiOJMr V^^^^^^^P fr, S\ p--^— j fcwMNMoa 31 jm s;h ssz-j nut 9m csv^\ [-syygy cngviawmoo roaans 3tu a* a3iiwis\ cawv si 3ijtv am csmwhl I < A^ Nl^ aa:> M "V 0 |3NQ3AVHI^ iP^ 7 tj*^-* S »d NW dVfINIS 'dR IVHJ. C&SVW S.H ONV CX?SIO 9.11 J%<
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    Now that I'm free of Higgins
    1311 19 Now that I'm free of Higgins 5^5 REX HARRISON By DAVID LEWIN AT Easter Rex Harrison gave his last performance as Pr o lessor Henry Higgins in "My Fair Lady." The show, of course, will go on. "It is an institution now and institutions do not change with a change
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    Brazil's 'thin slave' market
    222 19 RIO DE JANEIRO, Saturday. j\ LEAN, hungry-looking couple stood in front of the crowd in the market place. A man in the crowd nodded his head towards the auctioneer. And the couple were sold for £10. A few minutes later a boy aged 14 was auctioned
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      384 19 Tell me Doctor! "Why do you always use Wright's Coal Tar Soap?" YY F.I.L, you sec, Mn. Smith, I )ust have to keep my hands Mill and 4 %t-nsiti»r so that I can diagnose In übles and. above all. mint keep them completely hygienic. There are lota of good soaps,
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      598 19 WIN $1,000 ALSO SIX CONSOLATION PRIZES EACH A RONSON VARAFLAME CIGARETTE LIGHTER H 'i i jn!n ?T^ \c* "Z q Slranf tot Myftier limn Rt<RS«« eras* Won't ie« So au*y mtt m ysui car I Ctts* up' wtien fcedinc baby *ia»i(|/^ y H| OH^A \y I ,A. f^BtJ aw* WaWam^
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    Women police tops as undercover agents
    898 20  - Women police tops as undercover agents Ee Boon Lee By SINCAPORE policewomen have earned a reputation as first class undercover agents. Ten years old this month, the Women Police Constabulary has a fine record of achievement. Many a crook has been brought to book by the painstaking investigations and intelligent
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      165 20 rsSmBIIB^h yy jfl A sprinkle ot Vim on a dann Even (lie dlrtie&t kuall is Vfl^^^A cloth, a quick rub round and shinine like new acdn. Vim t JSm' away (toes crease and dirt! -leany <=o esi.Mlv and so en" JIBHQSHBSI^r n^nH|Hpp^' JBggfMBU^HftJWrBBSBj mt[ A quick rub round and this
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      105 20 QDVI^DEEII I D K LW n E E Itl the modern hairdressing I 0 mylcieem ij the modern way to keep your hair smart and healthy 0 bivlcieeh 15 not messy, not greasy, not over-mfy uylcieem vAth massage checks dryness and dandruff J^HBB The tonic ingrcdienrs in Brylcreem keep your
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      194 20 I I I I m^^ m 111 I ACROSS: 1. Pace '4): 3. Quired (4). Hone (7); 11. Centre-half ti;. DOWN; 1, Area (ft); 2. Be--12, Medley <4>: 13. Squares in s'sner (4>: 3. Makes s.nooih Prance (4): 14. Publishing (8); (5): 4. A.c'me <9i; »i. Wasp 17. Comprised (9';
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    HOW EVE TEMPTED ADAM
    1040 21 Now a man asks: What started it -an apple or a fig? THE Bible makes no mention of the forbidden fruit. Was it on opple with which Eve tempted Adam, or a fig? They both wore fig leaves to cover their shame W. CHARLESWORTH Singapore. It
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    ganelees HUMAN CASEBOOK The girl who lost her chance...
    665 21 ganelees HUMAN CASEBOOK The girl who lost her chance... SHYNESS MAKES HER FRANTIC I HAVE had a pen-pal two years my junior for five years. When we met, we fell in love but I was too shy to tell him how much I felt for him. Now we are separated
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      31 21 -CAN JANE HELP?HAVE YOU a problem? Do you feel you MUST get it off your chest? Then write to Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9.
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    More black belts in Singapore?
    43 22 SINGAPORE, bat. Haruhi [chijima, a visiting instructor at the Singapore Hub between December and February, will recomfio the Tokyo Kodokan thai borne of the club's iiruwn belt holders be given the nrst dan black bolt, it Usdosed today.
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    Lessons from the economy run
    757 22 Lessons from the economy run A SPECIAL REPORT FUEL ECONOMY is a subject of absorbing interest to all motorists regardless of whether they belong to that small fraternity of enthusiasts who will discuss technicalities at the drop of a spanner, or whether they fall into the larger group of car
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    171 22 CLASS I (up to 1,000 re) Goliath 45.45 m.p.g.; Austin A-35 53.97 m p.*., Morris Minor 49.47 mp.*.Morris Minor Travrllrr 47.85 m.p.K.; Renault Dauphinr 52.03 m.p.K. CLASS II (1.001-2.000 r.r.) Borfward TS 44.14 m.p.K.; Citroen ID-19 37.57 m.p.n.. Austin A-35 41.02 m.p.p.; Hillman Jubilrt 41.55
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      137 22 No moving parts to wear out jflvNti S In the remarkable Parker 61 pen, only the ink moves! Tlie Parkei t>l pen is uniquely simple in operation. It has no moving parts to wear out nothing to push, pull or manipulate. Even when it fills itself by capillary suction alone,
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      234 22 THE TOUGH 1959 MALAYAN MOBILGAS ECONOMY RUN PROVES THAT YOU, TOO, CAN ACHIEVE GREATER PETROL ECONOMY AUSTIN A3S BO«OWARD FIAT 1100 FOKD CONSUI 53.?1 M.f.G. 44.14 M.f.C. 37.25 M.P.G. 3354 M.P.G. i?^*^> &^%ix r^§^fc /-^^^r GOLIATH HIUMAN JUBILEE WE«CED£S BENZ 220S MOMIS MINO» 45.45 M.P.G. 4 -5 5 M ro
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      137 22 6 9 A1!I I 1 Read bttw«n tho (in** to find the Hidden Personality 1. Something extra, broadly speaking (4). 2. One England captain is for the most part not mistaken (6). 3. and another is by the fireside (6). 4. Out of breath, but halt victorious (6). 5. 6.
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      109 22 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: 1. St«p. 5. Sharpen. 11. Pivot. 12. Olio. 13. Ares. 14 Printing. 17. Contained. 19, Tee. 20. Sullen. 21. Seta. 23. Loot. 24, Homer. 25. Recant. 27. Horses. 28. Enate. 29. Coir. 30, Come. 31, Person. 34, Orb. 35, Slantwise. 37. Repass. 39, Fees. 40, Primate. 41,
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    Chinese High win cross country
    135 23 Chinese High win cross country SINGAPORE. Sat.— Chinese High School became th*' second holders of the McLellan Cup when they won the in-ter-school cross-country race at their first attempt at Siglap today. Chinese High School finished the 3J-mile course with 41 points. Sinnathamby Slvarajasingham. 16, of Siglap School, was first
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    Malacca boys zone champs
    103 23 TT|ALACCA, Sat. Malacca ITI High School beat Victoria School of Singapore 3-2 In the South Zone final of the Malayan inter-school badminton tournament. Results (High School lii.st > SINGLES— Choc Kirn Poh bt. Chan Kheng Guan 15 4. 15 13; Mohd. Noor Abdullah lost to Tan
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    115-run stand beats SCC
    143 23 SINGAPORE. Sat— An unfinished second wicket stand of 115 runs between James Quek (60 n.0.) and Tong Bin (50 n.0.) helped Singapore Chinese Recreation Club to score a nine-wicket win ovar Singapore Cricket Club on the padang today. Quek hit seven fours while Tong Bins innings
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    Dockyard lose
    20 23 SINGAPORE. Sat— Rajaji beat Dockyard 2-1 in a S.A.F.A. Div. 2B league match at Jalan Besar Stadium today.
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    Richardson: Play with other nations
    269 23 Richardson: Play with other nations SINGAPORE, Sat. MALAYAN and Singapore cricket associations must make a strong bid to play matches against other countries, was the parting advice of England Test player Peter Richardson before he left here for England by 8.0.A.C. Britannia today. Richardson, wVio conducted coaching clinics for Singapore
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    BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS
    280 23 BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS LONDON, Sat. Result* of today's English and Scottish Soccer matches: SCOTTISH CUP (Srmi-flnals) Aberdeen 1 Th. Lanark 1 St. Mirrrn 4 Critic 0 LEAGUE ONE Aston 1 Leicester 2 Blackburn 0 Hut Brom. II Blackpool 3 I reds 0 Chelsea 2 Man. City 0 Man. United 3
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    Lock icon SAY HUP, KEW SAN REACH FINAL OF U.S. DOUBLES
    180 23 SAY HUP, KEW SAN REACH FINAL OF U.S. DOUBLES DETROIT. Sat.— Teh Kew San and Lim Say Hup of Malaya reached the men's doubles final in the United States badminton championships by beating Tan Joe Hock (Indonesia) and Bob Williams (U.S.) 15 10 15 6 last night. There was a
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    Third straight win for Airmen
    201 23 SINGAPORE, Saturday. DOYAL AIR FORCE scored their third successive victory after losing their first match against Chinese in the Singapore Amateur FA Premier League when they beat Indians 7-3 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. The Airmen, playing a more constructive game, put themselves on top
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