The Straits Times, 10 January 1960

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    12 1 The Sunday Times la Mai"?* No. 1272 JANUARY 10, 1960. 20 CENTS
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    REBELS: FEDERATION'S 'NO' TO INDONESIA
    432 1 REBELS: FEDERATION'S 'NO TO INDONESIA Matter must be treated in accordance with law... AFTER FORMAL TALKS, A STATEMENT CONFIRMS DECISION KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. JHE FEDERATION Government today confirmed that it would not hand over to the Indonesian Government the 30 Indonesian rebels under arrest in Penang. The Indonesian Arrbassador to
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    Lock icon $480,000 ticket missing
    88 1 $480,000 ticket missing PRMA. Italy. Sat.—Somewhere in the garbage dumps of Parma there is a lottery ticket worth 100.000.000 lire (about MS480.000). a distraught man said yesterday. The announcement is expected to start a wild search amid the remains of Christmas-time refuse. Mason Alberto Ouareschi said he purchased the ticket
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    Lock icon Foot for London talks on Cyprus
    48 1 NICOSIA. Sat Sir Hugh, Foot. Governor of Cyprus, leave- tomorrow lor London to attend the roundtable conference on Cyprus which begins on Jan. 16. The London conference will di.scu.ss the future of British j I bases in the new republic— Reuter. i
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    Planter braves river and wins S5O bet
    289 1 Planter braves river and wins S5O bet TEMERLOH, Sat. A young planter, Mr. I. M. Barn we I. took up a challenge yesterday to swim across the Pahang River which takes a toll of life during this time each year and won a bet of 550. It happened over a
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    THE TENGKU-AS A FILM STAR
    129 1 THE TENGKU- AS A FILM STAR FR about 30 minutes in Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning, the Malayan Prinn- Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. turned film star. The Prime Minister was making an appearance in a special film tv be screened in cinema halls all over the Federation during National Language Week
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    Lock icon ANOTHER ROBOT TRANSLATOR
    154 1 TOKYO, Saturday. ■pHE Mitsubishi Electric Company has applied for a patent on a machine that translates English into Japanese r The company claimed that the machine, invented by three professors at Kyushu University, would come into| practical use within five i It was explained that the machine
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    Lock icon ISRAELI NOTES: UNPRECEDENTED MOVE
    144 1 JERUSALEM. (Israeli Sector). Sat.— The handing of official Israeli Notes to the governments of countries where recently there have been anti-Semitic outbreaks was an unprecedented move, according to observers here. They said never before had the Israeli Government taken direct action on behalf of Jewish communi-
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    Lock icon To Venus and Mars?
    530 1 MOSCOW: THEY ARE TARGETS FOR NEW RUSSIAN ROCKETS MOSCOW, Sat.— Dr. Viktor Baiikin, Director of the Moscow Planetarium, said here yesterday that Mars and Venus would be two of the targets for new Russian rockets. But, he said, rockets as powerful as that which photographed the
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    SO THIS IS AMERICA...
    283 1 -BY THE RUSSIANS MOSCOW. Saturday. THE average American woman is exploited by her menfolk, slaves away ot home looking after her family, is often forced to take a job to make ends meet, and has no social equality with men. Rich women, on the other hand,
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    Lock icon MONTY RETURNS
    33 1 LONDON. Sat. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery returned to London by air today after a four-day visit to India. He said at the airport he was going to China in May.— Reuter.
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    STOP PRESS
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      45 1 The J Frt»«* Press jWalk j J IS ON SUNDAYI 1 FEBRUARY 28 I It is Singapore's biggest sporting spectacle of the I I year DON TBE j LEFT OUT. I Entry Form and I I rules appear I daily in The Free Press I
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    I stake my all on Wall $lro«kl —and lose it
    4332 2  - I stake my all on Wall $lro« k l —and lose it GROUCHO MARX THE MARX BROTHERS PLAY LEADING ROLES IN AMERICAS STRANGEST DRAMA... by C AFTER we had established ourselves On Broadway a much hotter business than Ml attracted my attention, and ittention of the country. It was a
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      206 2 I *^B B^B^V* B^B^B^Bk LS Jfc^fe'j-^'-j ill Mobilcpcis V 111 l ECONOMY RUN V bk m $£%h X THE TOUGHEST X( Illlfl V ECONOMY RUN EVER! li 81G..'j quelling miles, day ;m<l night driving for 11 Jbl^^T^bX^T ZbMbA dn\s. mountains, good muds ;ni<l nol so good roads ■X V^^MH Vxi
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    Give-away baby curb wanted
    173 3 LJNrON. Sat. A new attempt is being made to curb the "give-away" baby traffic. Councillor Leonard Wheeler. chairman of Birmingham Child Welfare Sub-committee. Is compiling a dossier of cases where children have been passed on by their mothers to other women and the subsequent history When
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      149 3 Pan Am announces the only scheduled all-cargo service between Manila and the U.S.A. CONN FMh NT (ONNK I lONS KKOM SINGAPORE This n«w all-cargo flight add* 1 I.OIH) pound* of *JU lift to Pan American's regular weekly servu* jfl of 5 passenger-cargo flights. Large, heavy, bulky 'm^ shipment" can be
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    ONE NEW COMMUNITY CENTRE A MONTH-Lee
    597 4 How people can make a success o/ recreation scheme SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said 1 today that the ultimate success of the Government's community centre scheme rested on the people. He said at the opening of the Mmto Road
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    3 S'PORE TRADE UNIONS CLOSED
    144 4 3 S'PORE TRADE UNIONS CLOSED SINOAPORE. Sat A Gazette notification published today announced the cancellation of the registration of three trade unions by the Registrar oi Trade Unions. Mr. Sng Choon Yee. They are the Amoy Canning Corp. (Singapore) Ltd Employees' Union, the Singapore Radio Officers" Union and the Naval
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    30 TEACHING JOBS FOR NANYANG GRADUATES
    111 4 30 TEACHING JOBS FOR NANYANG GRADUATES SINGAPORE. S a t The Government has offered teaching appointments to 30 Nanyang University graduates the iirst to be Civen such posts. Sixteen of tne ■;<• new teachers will be attached to Government schools and the other 14 to Government -aided schools from Monday.
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    Lorry crash
    47 4 KAJANG. Sat The driver. Tee Sack Leong. and the attendant. Chartar Singh, of a lorry carrying candles to Singapore escaped unhurt when the vehicle went oil the n ad and landed on Ha side at the 14 J mile Kuala Lum pur-Kajang Road last night.
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    Water off
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Water will be cut off on Monday m i Keppel Road 'between SHB j Gate No. 5 and St. Jarre Power Station) from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. to divert a main.
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    UNIFIED EXAM PLEA BYASSOCIATON OF DRAUGHTSMEN
    144 4 UNIFIED EXAM PLEA BYASSOCIATON OF DRAUGHTSMEN KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday T^E newly-formed Federation of Malaya Architectual Draughtsmen's Association wants a properly conducted unified examination in which certificates obtained will be recognised by the Government, Municipality and private firms This was disclosed by Hi secretary, Mr. S. Karthigesu, here today. Mr. Karthigesu
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    Youth ambushed by thugs
    51 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Becret society gangsters last night ambushed a 17-year-old shop assistant. Tan Chuan Huat. In Johore Road and held him captive far two hours on top of a small hill in Palmer Road facing the Immigration Department. He was questioned about secret society affairs and
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    CHINA NIGHT DANCE
    31 4 PENANG. Sat— The Kelawei Youth Club will hold a "China Night" dance at the Town Hall on Jan. 28 Chinese New Year— with Joe Rozells' band In attendance.
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    Position of married women teachers clarified
    234 4 Position of married women teachers clarified KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Doubts still exibt among the women teachers m the Federation about their status in government service when they get m-> Today jn official ot the Ministry of Education made this clarification In the cum' ot women I en who are still
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    Selangor MCA told to back language week
    76 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— All MCA. organisations m 1 oelangjr have been asked by j the association's secretary to (give their "fullest co-opera-tion" to the Oovernment during national language week. A circular letter to them from Mr. Cheah Thcam Swee suggests that as "loyal
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    CLEAN KAMPONG
    24 4 BUTTER WORTH. Sat. Kampong Permatang Sintok won the first prize of $225 in the Province Welle*lr v North kampong cleanliness competition today.
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    Koran competition: Rare trophies
    189 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced today that the Government would organise the first all-Malaya Koran reading competition during the coming fasting month. He said this at a meeting with representatives of the various State Governments here The TengKu said that
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    8,000 new housing units by year's end
    907 5  -  JOSEPH YEO NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT -QUICK RESULTS CANNOT BE EXPECTED By Singapore. Sat MINISTER HOPES TO TRANSFORM THE ISLAND'S LANDSCAPE THE Ministry of National Development hopes to build 8.000 housing units this year with the $25 million allocated for housing. The Minister, Mr. Ong
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    NEW JOB FOR THESE MALAYANS
    202 5 PLRTH. Bat. Malayan :ents here are helpma; Perth hou.-r^oldfrs to overcome a problem cau.ed by Western At year on record. Legislation has banned the ...\ccl sprinklers watering gardens. But' gardens can be watered, piovided the hose tl held in the Knowing this a number of.
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      245 5 fi£kf TODAY in n J2|L^ Sunday Mail Wfcf CINDERELLA I r^H B rewritten by wJiP^f RICHARD GORDON Va. What happens when a topflight novelist >X (Doctor in the House ond others in the series) /symj-arftv n considers the eternal woman? \wi S l^y* nat n QPpe n s when Cinderella
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      186 5 Don't take chances Asking for oil uithout naming the brand you uant is 07ir of the motoring risks you should never run ifpou value your engine! Always ask. for CctstroL Them you are sure you arc getting the oil that has pioneered cvag wartb*vhile technical development over the last 50
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      187 5 MM contest results MO ENTRANT submit- M, B.V.D K A.O.c Jo- ted a solution which bore Bahru. c; $pon i ed j n aM res v pects with the set of Entrants uishin* to make answers held by the a claim under this rule are judges to be the most
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      Don't look now... but petticoats are back!
      171 6 Don't look now... but petticoats are back! THE FRILLY FEVER is back, and petticoats 1 are with us once more. A little while ago, when the sack shrouded the world and the more conservative stubbornly adhered to pencil skirts, it seemed that the day of crinolines and cancans were gone
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      SUNDAY RECIPE
      108 6 EKE U a Mmplr truk t<> < aU-h thr ryrsand win thi- hrarts of the small fry in your family. I'rrpjr. a parkacr of ilia* j.ll> (hill until slifhtly Ilin krnr4. Turn into f*«r nirliMdual **rvtng Make*. In «*rh d"J\ plarr s cmnn>d or freoh nrar half with
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      Put on your brightest face, let them take a good look
      1192 6 IN this day and age of big ideas and wide-range thinking, many a young wife has to pull up roots sometimes and move to another district in the city, or even to a new town to follow her husband's
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      238 6 A 7 y^ It's creamier tasting l/if)lßSm!f^y\ ''■"nation >n all (^r^Sr^^^^'^f i > that rail for milk //|^»sfc^2fc22fiK s r^/ J /^^Sz^sflsKT M irt'am (usr straight from %M K^^tf /M the tin). Src that your i hildrrn ha\<* extra milk /^m every <l.tv I digestible H^^il^h Carnation in thrir mashed
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      292 6 Here's a happy home! Aim hem's onb of the links that bind it together Frisky, the terrier, who the family think Ifl the world's wonder dog. On his pedigree. Frisky in described as Francisco 111 of Ferndale, but young Harry was only three when the puppy arrived, and all he
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    WATCH OUT FOR THESE FREE PRESS FEATURES
    34 7 WATCH OUT FOR THESE FREE PRESS FEATURES The world s happiest people Who are they? We won't tell you who Read for yourself m the Free Press next Tuesday And win a prize, too
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    SPORTS CHATTER
    22 7 SPORTS CHATTER The latest talk and gOSSip in Singapore sports circles It will appear tomorrow and will contain items about every sport.
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    SPORTS FORUM
    27 7 Introducing a new Free Press sports feature The first will be Should Government subsidise sport? Other new features are coming ORDER YOUR COPY TODAY! I
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    Lock icon BEVAN BETTER
    33 7 LOKDON, Sat Mr. Aneunn Bev&n. Deputy Lead the British Labour Party, recuperating alter a major abdominal operation, stated la t night to have had a "comfortable <: Mr. Bevan i »>J Reuter.
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    Lock icon Sahara danger zones: A warning to aircraft
    326 7 FRANCE TO GIVE 1 1-HOUR NOTICE OF A-BOMB TEST DAR I S. Sat. franct has informed foreign air control centres and airlines of danger zones surrounding its atom test centre *t Reggan, in the Sahara. The information was contained m a notice cir-
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    'Avoidloss and misery'call to the pilots on strike
    386 7 'Avoid loss and misery' call to the pilots on strike THE rnonogement of Air India International has colled upon the Indian Pilots Guild to withdraw its strike directive in order to avoid "a great deal of loss and misery In a statement issued here today. Mr. B. R. Patel. vice-chairman
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  • COUNTRYMAN'S JOURNAL
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      A renewed demand for rubber seeds by smallholders
      91 7 A renewed demand for rubber seeds by smallholders Friday, Jan. 1. THANK goodness we shall have heard the lait of the festive season on morning ot 2nd vio radio. The Tucn managed to attena the Duchess's Christmas dinner, naturally a very quiet affair having regard to the age of the
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      81 7 \T 12.30 a.m. n morning ot December 31 flood water invaded our land as a result or heavy rain on Gunong Panti. Luckily the Cook, the Nyor.ya. and Khoon woke up in time to be able to stack all damageable goods lyins b< luw the hou.>e out of reach of
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      65 7 1 1 iiinitii it i minium WHEN tlu Conk came into the sitting room 7 am tru- first thing he saw wa.s a scorpion that must have crawled up Irom below. Seng found one ol those prehistoric animal-. a peripatu.v on a house post. He kept it i.i tin but
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      102 7 rE large number o! rubber seeds collected by the Nyonya and her children were thrown away owing to the buyers failure to tak( delivery. That wa«, m November. One morning in late December fifteen small Chinese boys rushed into the Du^un to shelter from the rain. They had been collecting
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      84 7 **********11 l I 111 l 11 1 1 1 11 AMONG the lew people who ring us up h> Jallri. Wa" Ha.u> son-in-law, a hire-car driver. He calls us from a coffee ?hop opposite the motor vehicle stand in Kota Tinggi. He asks the indignant Tuan to send Khoon to
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      58 7 AT aboat 7 Jo r\\ night vi December 30. then A lble in the >ky to the south-. •at neight a lar?e flashing nd fireball .npeared and then reappeared before bed. after which flicker.'iiie illuminatio.i apptand at ground level. The Tuan hooe> readers will und< what he i> trying to
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    Lock icon TEXTILES OFFER BY JAPAN TO INDONESIA
    89 7 TEXTILES OFFER BY JAPAN TO INDONESIA JAKARTA. Sat. Japan has offered to sell 20.000.000 yards of textiles to Indonesia. Antara News Agency reported yesterday. Antara said the Indoiu Government had also received an offer from Singapore for 25.000.000 yards of textiles. The Indonesian Government recently announced that it urgently required
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    Lock icon Masked gunmen wound two
    49 7 NICOSIA. Sat. Six masked gunmen shot and wounded j two men in the leg when they held up customers in a coffee shop in Souskiou i village. West Cyprus, on Thursday night. They also assaulted two other customers and cut telephone wires before leaving. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon TRADE PACT TALKS
    24 7 TOKYO. Sat- Japan and j Britain will open negotia- tions in London on Feb. 1 for! a new trade pact— U.P.I?
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    25 8 ■4» If* <W\ !■■■> M A »M MICNASL TAN NOMC huat k«Bk a friaao aa4 rakMnaa wim aa >k» arraataa at m a i Ma
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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      RICE IN PLENTY
      194 8 BEST ne* s ot U.< very new year la that the price of nee in Singapore has dropped by five cents a kati. and that further reductions are expected. Talks and flying vi-it.v between political leaders. conferences on atom bombs. international arguments ai.d local education still make
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      Self-help: 1
      202 8 VERY soon now 150 brave families Chinese, Malay and Indian will be gathering thejr first -rop of rice from land that nobody else thought was worth anything. At Tenang. astride the main road five miles from Segamat. it used to be a swamp. These 150 families asked to
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      Self-help: 2
      78 8 IN a different way the men who live ii. Lorong 23. Geylant Singapore, have shown that they too are ready to do things for themselves. They have formed their own fire brigade, built their own fire station and provided their own equipment For training they went to the
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  • A SPECIAL REVIEW
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      Good for a laugh
      435 8 Good for a laugh A BLONDE walked into the police station and said Ive just killed my husband but It was a case of self-defence. He was threatening me." "How was that'" asked ltion sergeant. "Well, when he saw me pointing tile revolver at him he said: If you miss
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      AT THE CROSSROADS OF PROGRESS
      1422 8 AT THE CROSSROADS OF PROGRESS NINETEEN SIXTY and the State of Singapore stands at the crossroads. The Government has. in its first seven months of office, wiped out the deficit it inherited. Singapore faces the New Year on a relatively even keel. But there will be no room for complacency
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    Dr. Doraisingham, first Malayan to get WHO job, leaves for New Delhi
    282 9 OIM.IPOIU mi The honour of being the first Malayan to get a MM Nations appointment with the World Health Organisation goes to Dr DaraJtJacham. the farmer l»irrct..r ..f Medital vrvices and Permanent Secretary (o th« Mm Health. Singapore.
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    Court corrects error —with new pleas
    306 9  - Court corrects error with new pleas T. F. Hwang THE DAY TWO RAM AS AMY S PLEADED GUILTY By Singapore, Saturday FWO men were inadvertently fined by a magistrate here this week for offences which they did not commit. But the mistake was promptly detected and rectified, resulting in no
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    Jail Cor one-hand man
    92 9 JOHORE BMIIU Sat. Wong Ah Hing was sentenced in the Sessions <>urt here today to one I jail and a fine of S4OO. for making a false derlaration in his appliration for a driving licence. He stated in his application that he suffered from no physical
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    The Cheer Fund closes at 929,533
    167 9 The Cheer Fund closes at 929,533 STORES of letters have been received by the Straits Times Cheer Fund Committee from all over Federation and Singapore thanking generous readers for their contributions. The Fond closed at $29,533.56 last week, but the committee is still busy planning more parties which will be
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    TIN PRICE
    29 9 SINGAPORE. Sat— The fin price In Singapore today was up by 37 cents to $387.62', per plcul on an estimated offering of 210 tons, down 20 tons.
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    MORE OFFERS TO HELP FAMILY OF JOBLESS TEACHER TAN
    522 9 CINCAPORE. Sat Many surprises are m store tor the family of year old iobless teacher Mr Tan Koh Thuan wno announced day that he would have to give h' children away for adoption because he could no longer afford to support
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    FAREWELL DINNER FOR PROF. SILCOCK
    144 9 FAREWELL DINNER FOR PROF. SILCOCK SINGAPORE. Sat—Professor T. H. Silcock, who recently resigned as head of the University of Malaya's Economics Department, was given a farewell dinner yesterday by the staff and honours graduates of the department. The students presented Prof. Silcock with a Kelantan horn wrought in silver. Replying
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    SUICIDE VERDICT
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. A verdict of suicide by drowning was recorded today at the inquest on Neo Chee Tat. 20, whose body was found in the sea off Nlcoll Drive on Nov. 30. Neo was suffering from tuberculo.si.s.
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    National Theatre planning board named
    191 9 National Theatre planning board named CINCAPORE. Sat. —The Ministry of Culture today announced the composition of a committee to assist in the planning of the National Theatre. Chairman of the National Theatre planning committee to the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. The members are Mr. J. G. Dowse tt
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    COPRA PRICES
    38 9 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: January $41 '-j (Nominal). The tone was steady. Singapore Coconut OH Millers' Association: bulk (62 sellers, drum $65 sellers. The tone was quiet.
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    First concert
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Sat— The first Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat this year will be held In the open space at the north end of Strathmore Avenue. Queenstown, tomorrow from 7 p.m.
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      194 9 to AMERICA -i **s® on your way to (Air Conditroned rhrou«heut deportt HONG KONG Uth June. 1960. for JAPAN, HONOLULU. VANCOUVER. SAN FRANCISCO. LOS ANGELES. PANAMA TRINIDAD, LAS PALMAS, LE HAVRE, arrives LONDON 29th July. 1960. FARES: Hong Kong to London Fir<r Clcss from £332 Tourist Class from £264 to
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      294 9 What's on today SINGAPORE FILM SOCIETY: training union 5 p.m.; evening ■An Evening With Chaplin" .<t worship service 6 pm. Cultural Cen-re 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. SALVATION ARMY fClemenKVIM Mt'BElM: Photo- ceau Aye.i: Holiness meeting 10 graphic exhibition China" by am: Sunday school and adult V H Chang. 10
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      77 9 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Singapore. 801 a.m. <8ft); 9.56 p.m. ("ft 2ini. Port Dickson. 4.13 a.m. (7ft Mb); 4.33 p.m. (6ft 41n). Port Swettenham, 2.46 a.m. (lift lln): 345 pm iion.i. Penang, 11.16 p.m. (6ft aW. TOMORROW: Singapore. 849 aJn. (Bft 31n); 10.36 p.m. (7ft Bin i. Port Dickson. 5.02 a.m.
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      THE TWO PRINTS THAT WIN THE TOP PRIZES
      92 10 THE winner of this week's top 1 prize of $30 is "The Good Earth" (right), submitted by Tan Teik See. of 183 MacAlister Road. Penang. Mr. Tan used a Kodak Retina 111-C camera and Kodak Plus-X film. Setting, with yellow filter: Ml,
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      THE WINNERS OF TODAY'S TWO RUNNER-UP PRIZES
      80 10 IXDDAY'S runner-up prizes •1 of $10 each go to "Concentration" below i, by Ml.sj, Tan Geok Lean, and "Glass. Brick and Steel' (far right*, by Tang E. Sin. Miss Tan. of 80-B Paya Terubong Road, Ayer Itam. Penang. used a Hacotlex camera and
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      PIC OF THE YEAR
      85 10 PIC OF THE YEAR THE Sunday Times PIC 1 TURE OF THE YEAR will be published in this page next week. It will be chosen from prints which won the first prise in the weekly Sunday Times Picture Contest during 1959. The Picture of the Year will win a cash
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      Photographic Digest
      830 10  -  RAYMOND THOMAS BY QNE .of the questions that I am most frequently asked, and one which is almost impossible to answer is: "What type of camera should I buy If you visit a camera shop with money In your pjeket. and there Is a firm intention to buy
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      HOW TO ENTER
      80 10 ADDRESS your entries i\ Pictiire Contest, The Sunday Tin s House. River V.iilry Singapore 9. Name and address oi lender, with title of pictut I ci<-tail., it equipment uvd anci expo.sure. must be written on the back of every print .submitted. Rejected prints can only be returned
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      129 10 (popular crossword) 7"™ 2™ 3 I 14-5 Mb 7 5 9 *> 77"™ ACROSS: l. Thinly eca.terea DOW s if); I (6i; 6. Fleet 16); 12. Born <3>: t 13. Reveller (9>: 14. Insect <6). .itary movement >•'>: 18 Period (3k 1". Observation tub* r (9>; 18. Row (4i; 20.
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    The faces that can launch a million imitators
    320 11 The faces that can launch a million imitators SPOTLIGHT ON CHINESE GIRLS IN THE WEST A NEW SHOW has opened in London, and it threatens an invasion of a potent new fashion force: The Orient Look. The show: The World Of Suxie Wong." a story of low Jife in Hong
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    Hot package for dancers
    494 11  -  METRONOME By QON SWAN, composerarranger conductor, is no more a Latin than Xavier Cugat is an Englishman However, he demonstrates In his album "Latino" (Liberty stereo LST 7123) that, although of German descent, there's little he doe.sn't know about Latin American rhythms. He h;is assembled a
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      POPULAR WORD
      621 14 1 The Know Alls, Times House, Spore Reader asks: 'What is this thing tailed LOVE?' I HAVE often heard the word "love" in cinemas, songs and so or,, but do not comprehend the meaning of it. What is this thing called lover* INNOCENT Singapore. It can vary from
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      WHO'S MORE BEAUTIFUL?
      77 14 DO YOU think Miss Akiko Kojima is the most beautiful girl In the world? My sweetheart is more beautiful than she Is. F. T. Kuala Lumpur If t were physically possible to see all the Girls in >rld. then ue expect ice could make some sort of
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      1307 14 Girl wants to wed man with 14 children WRITE TO JANE LEE, SUNDAY TIMES, TIMES HOUSE, RIVER VALLEY "ROAD, SINGAPORE 9 yWENTY-THREE, I om in love with a man who has 14 children We plan to marry early in the New Year. Meanwhile, one of his sons keeps ringing me,
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      73 14 ANSWER to Z.Z.A., who wants me to find him a penpal, and to all the others who sand similar requests each week: SORRY, I CAN'T HELP YOU. You should know by now that I don't approve of all the pen-pal nonsense. Why waste your time writing to
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    HOW TO FORGET SOMEONE DEAR
    144 14 HOW TO FORGET SOMEONE DEAR LJOW can one forget a person who hos once been very dear' And how do we get rid of worries^ LILY. I suppose we never completely forget someone who hot been very dear to us. But we can stop our memories getting out of proportion
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      227 14 •We're here again to buila up health in the nicest possible way. Haliborange will ensure that your children grow up sturdy and strong with sound teeth and well-formed bones. Haliborange has a delicious orange flavour that will be loved by all." Haliborange THE NICEST WAY OF TAKING HALIBUT LIVER OIL
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      Cool comfort in a Minx
      417 15 EVEN A SPORTS CAR IS HAVING A COOLER' I SAW with mix 1 ed feelings the installation of an air conditioning unit in a 100 m.p.h. sports car last week. Vlere. I said to myself, is a heretic After all, in the sports car club,
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      Economy run this year will be 70 miles longer
      301 15 THIS year's Mobilgas Economy Run, which will be held over the Easter weekend on April 15, 16 and 17, will be 70 miles longer than last year's run. The 8165-mile run will start at Ipoh on Friday. April 15. at 10
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      AIRMEN RALLY TO 6-3 WIN
      308 15 Sat Combined RAP Tengah and 75 Squadron RNZAP rallied in the second hall to beat SC.C 6-3 in their rugger match on the padang today. The club led 3-0 at half time when Dalglelsh went over for a try. A penalty converted by Thomson put
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      SCA advances closing date
      62 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. -Singapore Cricket Association has advanced Its closing date for entries for the doming senior tournament from Jan. 26 to Jan. 19. Clubs falling to submit their entries before Jan 19 may be prevented from taking part In the competition. The S.CA. will hold its
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      109 15 CROSSWORD SOLUTION UROSS; 1. Sprtise. 6. Armada DOWN: 1. Sne«ze 2. Pe«r. 3 12. Nee 13. Wassailer. 14 Eanvig. ktnt*. 4 Sniped. 5. Eager. 6. 15. Plncer. 16. Era. 1". Pcriscopt Aapned. 7. Raiser. 8. Minceme. t. 18. Tier. 20. Reeves. 21, Emend, i 9. Alcove. 10. Deepened. ll.Arre*' 23.
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    Flockton hits unbeaten 264
    110 16 SYDNEY, Sat. Sydney policeman Ray Flockton made 264 not out in helping New South Wales to declare at 534 for three against South Australia in the Sheffield Shield game hen today. At the clo^e. South Aus- 1 tralia were 158 for two. Only two wickets fell
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    Thirty three top drivers enter for the big race
    408 16  -  MOK SIN PIN IT WILL BE A MEMORABLE JOHORE GRAND PRIX By Singapore. Sat. MALAYAN motor racing gets a tremendous boost on Feb. 20 and 21 when Singapore Motor Club revives, after a lapse of seven years, its Johore Crand Prix,
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    Peterborough shock Div. Two side in 3rd round
    330 16 Peterborough shock Div. Two side in 3rd round LONDON. Sal Prterboiwugh I nited. the nmi-leacue side, >hocked Second Division side Ipswich Town 3-1 to enter the fourth round ot the English F.A. (up today F.A. CIP 3RD ROIXD Bath City Brighton 1 Bournemouth I lord City Bradford Lverton Bary I
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    Perak qualify for Cup final with 76-3 win
    359 16  -  LEE FOO SAN By Ipoh. Sat. PERAK, |oint holders with Singapore Civilians of the H M.S. Malaya Cup for rugby, settled the issue with Penang as to who should meet Singapore joint Services in this year's final at Merdeka Stadium in Kuala
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    FIGHT BACK BY SOBERS ANB WORRELL
    235 16 FIGHT BACK BY SOBERS ANB WORRELL BRIDGETOWN. Sat. —Al fighting fourth wicket stand between Garfleld So- j bers 52 not out> and Frank j Worrell (42 not out> took the West Indies score to 180 for three at lunch In repjy to England's first innings total of 482 on the
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    Trip refused
    34 16 MELBOURNE, Sat —The Vie torian Amateur Athletic Association will not allow world champion mller Herb Elliott to accept an American invitation to race in Los Angeles and New York late this month.
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    Johore Grand Prix Entries
    1569 16 EVENT Johore Coronation Grand Prix r Cycles entries (125 and up). Wong K C. (Hondai 125 cc. Ng L. T. (Honda) 125. Wong F. K. i (Honda) 125. Stuart B.SA. 125. Lo K H (Honda) 128; P. Chan < Ducati) 123. EVENT H Motor ytie* and
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    18 16 SINGAPORE. Sat— More than 200 people attended tonight's SAFA dinner held at the Chinese Swimming Club.
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      92 16 SOCCER: MFA league Sukaramai 'A- a Maxwell Sports Club. Balestier Road SGSFA League Div. 1 Police A' v Woodbrtdge. Thomson Road; TTSH 'A" v STB, Jalan Besar SUdium (4 pmi PW.D. •A v Marines A. Jalan Besar 1 5 15 p.m.): Friendly Joyful Indians v 570 Map Troop RE. Farrer
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    VOTE FOR ON PAROLE IN TOP SPRINT EVENT
    761 18  -  EPSOM JEEP This consistent gelding is right again RACING with CONSISTENT On Parole, winner of three races in his last five starts, looks a bright each-way prospect in the Class 2. Div. 1 s lf straight handicap (Race Five) at Ipoh today.
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    BEST BETS
    47 18 JO ITap* IM mmimmm) m MtOILI m*M loan BootTi •.MM »rr on IMI «aU-«4«r. Ad^r-»«-iti/'OO'»a etc. Ptaaac mi- Joaa Booty pare MS37/aOUs EPSOM JEEPS best bets are My Darling 11. On Parole and Sulpizio. CALL BOYS double is Briden and Talent. The GOING is GOOD.
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    ANNOUNCEMENT Kidjang set for Ist win
    413 18 ANNOUNCEMENT Kidjang set for Ist win danger. One fur a good price is Pendekar. He showed up fairly well At loon in November when lourth wiih 8.4 to Remembrance over 5> 2 f Race Three HI IRTS 1 ISE look> a^ good a bet as any in a weak field.
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    IPOH FIRST DAY
    1354 18 IPOH FIRST DAY Race 1 1.15: (Class 5. Div. 1) Si Furs. 1. ***** Paloh (LAB St i Martin, 5 9.0 (O) King 1 2. ***** Twenty Per Carat i Newmarket St.) Spencer. 5 8 9 <O) Po*ner 6 3. ***** ttanshroiifh (Wansbrough St Sullivan. 58 9 (O) Taylor 3
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    152 18 EPSOM JEEP (ALL BOY POINTER Race 1 GIN RI'NNER Nellyne GIN RI'NNER Krrrbrook tUrn RUNNER Kerrbrook MS Race 2 MY DARLING TrlUra Pendekar TRITARA My Darline Bonnie K\ press B'NIE EXPRESS My Darlinc Trilara 2.45 Rac« 3 HEARTS EASE Gerry's Luck Pulot I urn shangrila Gerry's Lack summer Kiss
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    187 18 SYDNFY. Sat.— lisa Konrads brilliant 15-year-old Australian swimmer, broke two world recoras In winning the 440 yards freestyle final In 4mln 45.4aec at the New Sou'h Wales championships here today. Miss Konrads, who now holds six world records, beat Lorraine Crapp by 20 yards unli Sandra
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