The Straits Times, 12 June 1960

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    13 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in No. 1294. >l NDAY, JUNE 12, 1960 20 CENTS
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    HANDS OFF THE VARSITY'
    1492 1 Prof. Sandosham: Govt. aid but not Govt. control THE BIG MOMENT YESTERDAY FOR TWO SMILING GRADUATES ITS ACADEMIC DUTY IS TO LEAD Pay cut bid is a short-sighted policy, he says SINGAPORE, Saturday THE former Principal of the Singapore Division of the University of Malaya, Professor
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    Lock icon Copters save ship's crew
    54 1 MANILA. Sat. Helicopters from the American aircraft carrier USS Yorktown rescued the crew of a British freighter which ran aground between Hong Kong and the Philippines, according to a report reaching here today. Seven helicopters rescued 53 sailors and the master of the SS Shun Lee
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    Lock icon Anti-S.A. picket
    37 1 BIRMINGHAM. Sat— More •than 30 anti-apartheid dei monatrators paraaed with aids outside Edgba»ton cricket ground here today before ptay began on the third day ot the first Test match between England and South Africa. Reuter.
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    630 receive their awards in two brilliant sessions
    628 1 630 receive their awards in two brilliant sessions CINGAPORE, Sot. J The 630 University of Malaya graduates who received their degrees or diplomas ot a brilliant Convocation ceremony here today, were told to give their hearts to two things "your country ond mankind." The Convocation was at the air-conditioned Victoria
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    'Status' ruling on Formosa
    64 1 WASHINGTON. Sat— The United States Court of Appeals today ruled that Formosa, island stronghold of the Chinese nationalists, was a "country" for the purpose of deporting undesirable aliens from the U.S. It over-ruled a lower court order which stated that Formosa was neither a country nor
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    SOVIET-CHINA PACT
    20 1 TOKYO. Sat —Communist China announced today it signed an agreement on medical science with the Soviet Union.— UJU.
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    NIXON AND ROCKY' TOAST PRINCE PHILIP
    159 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The Duke of Edinburgh flew back to London overnight for the trooping the colour ceremony on the Queens official birthday today after spending his own 39th birthday here yes f *rday getting Britain's greatest ever exhibition off to a spectacular start.
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    Lock icon 29 DIE IN AIR CRASH
    77 1 29 DIE IN AIR CRASH (16 children) BRISBANE. Sat. Twenty nine people were killed last night in Queensland's worst air disaster when a Fokker Friendship airliner of TransAustralia A irlin c s crashed into the sea four miles off MacKay. Among the dead were 16 school children returning home, the
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    Lock icon Hagerty leaves Tokyo quietly
    210 1 TOKYO, Sat.— Mr. jam« 1 Hagerty. the United States Pres«dential Secretary, left here unnoticed tonight for Anchorage, Alaska, after discussing changes in President Eisenhower's visit proi gramme As he left, a group of leftist demonstrators, mainly students, were stoning tha private residence of the Prime Minister.
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    STOP PRESS
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    SSSH...the thin man from the sky signals the schoolmistress
    1427 2  - SSSH...the thin man from the sky signals the schoolmistress CORNELIUS RYAN THE FIRST DESPERATE HOURS OF D DAY... BATTLE BY MOONLIGHT By MOONUGHT foQsM tlst bUJriir— Mme. Angela Levrauit, 6()--\t;uold schoolmistress in Sti-. Mm- Ktflisc, in Normandy, slowly opened her eyes. On the wall opposite her bed bunches of red
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      233 2 ■irni Lb PART THREE While the invasion fleet was still miles oft shore, the first savage baffles of D Day were being fought by the airborne troops in the moonlit fields of Normandy. There was chaos and disaster. ..but the signal Ham and Jam' proclaimed a brilliant success by a
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    SORRY OLD MAN, IT'S OUR FAULT THEY TOLD THE GERMAN GENERAL
    3257 3 ...THE STORY OF THE AIRBORNE VANGUARD ON JUNE 6, 1944 tome 40 Men led by Lieutenant Brotherldge charged acroM to seize the all-im-portant far bank. Halfway over Gray saw a German sentry with a Very pistol In his right
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      237 4 extiting: llljlyjl ](l([yjJJ]^Jj_lJJ I* I Place an order for HER WORLD now MM designed ior you and your family Fill in the form below and post it to The Circulation I Manager, Times House. River Valley Road, Singapore 9. IN THIS ISSUE: WHAT MY COUNTRY MEANS TO ME i Leading
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    Recital and lectures by pianist
    182 5 Recital and lectures by pianist SINGAPORE. Sat. Gerd Kaemper. the German pianiM. who is coming to tjive a recital at the Cultural Centre on June 25. will lecture to music teachers here during his visit. His visit is being arranged by \hr Singapore Musical Society. The course of lectures will
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    5800,500 spent on public aid
    50 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Social Welfare Department here spent nearly $800,500 on public assistance and TB. treatment allowance last month. The department's monthly progress summary showed that 107 raids were carried out on brothels and hotels. Five girls were detained pending inquiry Two girls sought shelter
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    Newsmen told: Don't be apologists
    563 5 INCHE YUSOF: JOURNALISTS CANNOT AFFORD TO BE DISINTERESTED OBSERVERS 'You must give the people courage and inspiration' SINGAPORE. Saturday. THE YANG di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. tonight said journalists should have a sense of social responsibility but it did not mean that they should
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    A SKILFUL PERFORMANCE WITH THE CHOPSTICKS
    50 5 The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. handled chopsticks with skill at last night's special Chinese dinner at the Chinese Swimming Club where he was the honoured guest of local and foreign journalists On the right is Mr. Othman Wok. Sunday Times picture.
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    Two days for trial of police officer
    80 5 Two days for trial of police officer SINGAPORE. Sat. A District Judge, Mr. E. H. D'Netto. today fixed two days, Aug. 8 and 9. lor the hearing of a criminal misappropriation case in which Police Inspector Lim Kum Choon is involved. Lim was alleged to have misappropriated 52.000 worth of
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    Stead: Change in S'pore will take time
    148 5 Stead: Change in S'pore will take time the Foreign Correspondents' Association uf Souui-East Asia, paid tribute to Incite Yusof in his role as Head of the State and in his responsibility of represent ing 'he people of Singapore a* a wiiole. He said the Yang di-Pertuan Nogara represented the intangibles
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    What's on today
    337 5 What's on today KUtLt.S MM Exhibition of colour photographs, of Japan. SOCIETY Of FRIENDS (Quakers! Worship 6 p.m.; discussion group 7.15 p.m. at YMCA. Orchard Road. MAHA Koi nil SCHOOL iLorong 34 Oeylang Road i Buddhist Sund.u- School in English 10 a.m. to 11.30 a.m. POH EBN MONASTERY (649 A.
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    Unidentified man dies
    79 5 SINGAPORE, Sat Police here are trying to identify an Indian, aged about 58. who died at the General Hospital this morning. A police spokesman said that the Indian, who was known as Ramasamy. w*a walking along Cumming Street at about 10 p.m. on June 2, when he
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    Sharma murder: Man in court
    62 5 SINGAPORE. Sat —A jo-year-i old man, Lual Badu Simon, appeared In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today on a tentative charge of having murdered Jairam Sharma at the junction of Queen Street and Albeit Street last night No plea was recorded and Simon wtll be remanded
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    301 5 rE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. Singapore. A«B1\ M I BO AC: From Tokyo. Hong Kong (BA 965) 6.05 pm from London. Calcutta. Bangkok (BA 778 > 10 35 p.m. QanUa: From London Kara- clv Colombo. Kuala Lumpur i
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    DEAD 4 YEARS-CASE IS OFF
    59 5 JOHOKt. BAIiRI. Saturday. ABOARDINfi officer Mr. Ajmir Singh, today asked for a case to be withdrawn in the magistrate's court here, after it was found that the defendant had died four years ago. Thr defendant. Hong Kok Lim. of Peagerant. had been summoned for not
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    TIM PRICE
    60 5 SINGAPORE, Sat— On the Singapore Tin Market today the price was $391 per plcul down $1,621 on an offering of 275 tons (up 15 tons). COPRA PRICE Singapere Copra Aseeeiation noon prices per picul on Saturday: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra June $30 (Nominal). Singapore oconul Oil Millers'
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    Prostitutes cannot get jobs at bars now
    235 5 Prostitutes cannot get jobs at bars now CINGAPORE, Sat Bar owners in Singapore now cannot employ prostitutes or women of known bad character as waitresses. Under the new Liquors Licensing Regulations 1960 published yesterday, no licensee may employ "any female whom he knows or has reason to believe Is a
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      93 5 TODAY'S TIDES TODAY: Singapore 1.30 pm. (811. 4m Port. Dukion 8.25 a.m. '9ft. 2mi 8.53 p.m. 1 9ft. 71ni Pori Swettenham 7.51 a.m (14ft •in j 8.02 p.m. (14ft. 4in i Penang 2.23 am 1 7ft. Sin.i 2.26 p.m. (9ft. mil TOMORROW: Singapore 12.30 am. (9ft 51n.) 2.20 pjn. Bft.
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    Vacation variations
    971 6  -  JENNI l 4^L^^-^-?fja^T^ r DOESNT COSmT MUCH TO TRAVEL IN (ORIGINAL) STYLE Sketches SOME IDEAS FOR THE GIRL ON HOLIDAY THE high point of the working girl's year comes between June and September, when she takes her two or three weeks' annual leave. For this she has been
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    A SKIRT-CAPE
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    Memo to our jobhunting girls: Don't be too fussy
    598 7  -  Chan Chin Bock MANY TURN DOWN GOOD POSTS FOR REASONS THAT ARE NOT ONLY PERSONAL BUT PECULIAR By SINGAPORE. Saturday. THIS is a memo to all the girls in both Singapore and the Federation who are either looking for jobs, or
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    Man-eating crocodile shot dead
    158 7 BRUNEI TOWN, Saturday J^ THREE-WEEK hunt tor a crocodile, which devoured a Brunei Malay fisherman on May 13, ended here on Wednesday when the 15-foot monster was caught and shot dead. In its stomach was found a talisman worn hv Hamid bin Yassim. who was seiied
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    STAMPS DESIGN CONTEST
    126 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. —The Singapore Government is holding a postage stamp design contest. It intends to use the winning designs for two denominations of stamps— -four cents and ten cents to com mi morate National Day next year. The winner will be awarded a cash prize of v.'Ou
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    Lock icon Troops crush weird sex cult of r 'Prophet' If
    461 8 Troops crush weird sex cult of r 'Prophet' If NAKED DANCE, RAPE, WIFE* SWAPPING AND MURDEI JAKARTA, Saturday A WEIRD sex cult involving wife-swap- ping, incitement to rape, nude dancing in the dark and murder of unbelievers was crushed in a welter of blood in a small West Java township
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    Lock icon CATHOLIC YOUTHS SAY HER ACT IS 'IMMORAL'
    132 8 CATHOLIC YOUTHS SAY HER ACT IS 'IMMORAL' /CANBERRA, Sat. Mem\j bers of the Young Christian Workers, a Roman Catholic youth group, have described as "immoral" posters advertising the appearance of a dancer, Ma-layan-born "Princess Amina." at a Canberra night club. They have also protested to the local newspaper over advertisements
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    Lock icon ALL EYES ON THE S'PORE GUARDS
    184 8 ALL EYES ON THE S'PORE GUARDS SINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Guard Regiment, in bright red sarongs, songkoks and white uniforms, coupled with faultless marching, was the most impressive contingent at Queen Elizabeth's birthday parade at RAF Seletar this morning. The parade comprised 1.750 personnel drawn from the Army, Navy and
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    Lock icon Hollywood writers' strike ends
    47 8 HOLLYWOOD, Sat. The five months old strike of screen writers ended last night when the Writers Guild of America reached agreement on a new contract with the big Hollywood studios. The guild governing council recommended Its members to accept the producers' offer. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Thieves whisk off vanload of whisky
    34 8 LONDON, Sat. Thieves stole a van containing £10,000 worth of whisky after kidnapping the guard and driving him to a nearby forest. The whisky was for export. Reuter.
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    Lock icon EICHMANN: ISRAELI P.M. EXPLAINS
    187 8 BUENOS AIRES. Sat— Mr. David Ben Ourlon declared In a letu to President Arturo Frt-.dizl delivered here last night that Israeli volunteers had "supreme moral Justification" for flying Adolf Elchmann out of Arg Una. The Israeli Prime Minister appealed to President Frondizi not to let good
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    Lock icon More chaos threat in France
    87 8 More chaos threat in France DARIS, Sat. Franc* faces new transportation strikes today after yesterday's walkout by a million civil service employees which plunged public administration into chaos. The 24-hour nation-wide strike over pay claims halted mail, shut schools, piled up garbage, and brought work to a standstill in many
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    Lock icon Dr. Verwoerd in hospital
    57 8 Dr. Verwoerd in hospital PRETORIA. Sat.— Dr. Htndrik Verwoerd. the South African Prime Minister, was admitted to Pretoria Hospital last night to undergo an operation on his right eardrum, shattered In the assassination attempt on April 9. The operation will try to reconstruct the eardrum. The Prime Minister is expected
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    Lock icon Typhoon Mary: 45 dead in H.K.
    62 8 HONG KONG, Sat. Th« death toll from Typhoon Mary, which hit Hong Kong early Thursday morning, rose to 45 today with the recovery of eight more bodies. Eleven people, still listrd as missing, are feared dead. A group of Hong Kong's English and Chinese
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    DEATH
    27 8 ELLISON, H 1 :< passed a«ay at 9.30 p.m. 11-6-60. Uleaeagles Nurilng Home. Deeply regretted, ruaeral at 10.30 a.m. today at Jewish Cemetery, Tsmiisiiii Road. No wreatks.
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      27 8 I PRESENTING TOMORROW IN MARILYN MONROE discussing the onrush of middle-age I BEHINA the Aly Khan girl they call the Little Begum' DON'T MISS irs I SUPER
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      357 8 Fool Itch Cause Killed in 4 Days Pain and Itching Stopped in jS \^'f\ 7 Minutes '>-'' Do your f»rt Itch so -*w^a*A. b*dlr th*t they nearly drtv« you cra«yT !)<>♦• th« aktn on your feet crack and Infections, as well Rlnrworro. z. p^IT Ar« there blisters b«tir«*n It atopn
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    DOWN TO THE LAND of MILK AND HONEY
    875 9  - DOWN TO THE LAND of MILK AND HONEY Katharine Sim From the Caspian to the Mediterranean By I'M writing this in LViiut. It has been leu (Ij\s from Teheran \iu the Caspian to the Meditt nean. Now again in another world ot summer, olives, and flags, and ripe corn golden
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    The breath-taking beauty of Mt. Ararat stopped us dead in our tracks
    601 9 The breath-taking beauty of Mt. Ararat stopped us dead in our tracks the swiit, mud-warm, rushing river below In one i>uch small village we stopped tv have both puncturtb mended There was Persian music on the radio in the tyre s>hop, which was a mud and brick shack with an
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    HECTIC WEEK AT THE DUSUN
    495 9 THE DUSUN, Friday, June 3. I IFE in the Dusun was rather hectic last week At 10 a.m. on the 26th the Tuan had a 'phone call from the City and, of course, expected the worst. It was from a businessman who said he would
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. June 12, 1960 HOME TO ORGANISE BOYCOTT
    296 10 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. June 12, 1960 HOME TO ORGANISE BOYCOTT IJOME tins week will be Malaya's crusading Prime Minister. Home to a hero's welcome after a triumphant tour of four European countries in which he raised their appreciation of this young and virile country to a new high. Home
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    PROBING MALAYA'S PAST CAN BE USEFUL FOR THE FUTURE
    1853 10  - PROBING MALAYA'S PAST CAN BE USEFUL FOR THE FUTURE Jeffrey Francis HISTORICAL (AND COMMERCIAL) VALUE OF ANCIENT MONUMENTS By THERE arc two main reasons lor Malaya to restore as many of ils indent sites and historical moI uments as possible. First, they may reveal new evidence which can help archaeologists
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    Good for a Laugh
    304 10 Good for a Laugh ACiROUP ot triends were having a session at a j local pub. Soon the conversation turned to wlvet> and their shortcomings. Finally a man who remained silent during the conversation .poke up: -Well. I don't mind admitting that my wife made me i perfectly happy for
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      44 10 Eyes of experience If i h> HaVJi -the ismtm .'nJ t«i i •;uippe«l in Malaya. Make •■I the be»« care lur \<>ur Kotexor Tudor* jtch \>\ hunding it in at ;inv hranch <>'. the IVi.rneo onipanv. or senditi^ it to ROLEX SALES AND SERVICE ■•re Telepl..-
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    MINISTER THANKS NATIONAL DAY HELPERS
    225 11 MINISTER THANKS NATIONAL DAY HELPERS SIM.XHOKI Nat— The MiniMrr lor Culture. Mr S. Rajaratnam, today Mild "thank you \<-iv much" to the thousands of voluntary workers and civil acr- uitv who helped in nuking the National Day celebrations a surIn 4 joint message mih the Prime Minister. Mr I M
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    OPPENHEIM'S 'CO-OPERATE' PLEA TO THE SISTER VARSITIES
    380 11 C jAPORE, Sot —The Vice Chancellor of the University of Malavo, Prof A Oppenheim, today spoke of the need for close co-operation between the two sister universities after the proposed split In his address at the Convocation in the afternoon, he said: Foolish
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    Birthday awards—Military
    453 11 Birthday awards— Military local M M Queen H X .is year. The awards, where Singapore Is concerned, go to mt-mbe 1 ot the armed forces bjumd here. The following recipients of .ire in tne Army: KCB Knicht Commsnder of Ml -Oeneral Bir Rodney Moore late Foot Ouards. of suff of
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    A NEW DOCTOR GETS DEGREE
    19 11 Dr. Nadason Arumugasamy seen receiving his degree from the Chancellor. Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald.
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  • Sunday Times Picture Contest
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      THE WEEK'S TWO BEST PRINTS
      83 12 THE winner of this week's top prize of $30 is "Fair Play" (right), submitted by Lav Keng Chua, of 37-B Liang Seah Street, Singapore 7. Mr. Lav used a Yashica camera and Fuji film. Setting: fB. 1/125 second. The second prize of $20 goes to
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      The two winners of today's $10 runner-up prizes
      79 12 rpODAYS runner-up prizes of $10 each go to "Mother and Son" (below), by Fang Hong Moh. of Johore, and "Butterflies" < right t. by Ung Ban Chuan. of Penang. Mr. Fang, of the Bekok Chinese School, Bekok, Johore. used a Rolleiflex camera
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      762 12  -  RAYMOND THOMAS J^l I I 3\^ THE more expensive cameras have multispeed shutters, working from "brief" time (B) of one second up to 1/1 000 or 1/1250 second. There are two types of shutter: "between lens" and "focol plane." Between lens shutters are fitted to all cameras with
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      HOW TO ENTER
      118 12 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. Name and address of sender, with titli* of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must lie written on the hark of every print submitted. The required information must not be
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    The worlds most bizzare settlement
    876 13 The worlds most bizzare settlement LOGAN GOURLAY REPORTS FROM THE TOWN OF THE FANTASTIC LAS VECAS. IT'S a small town of some 60.000 resident souls entirely surrounded by a dry sea of Nevada's desert sand. It is still, I'm afraid looking or it again offer five years the most bizarre,
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    ON THE RECORD
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    -FOR TINY TOTS
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    A most 'suitable' girl—'but he can't love her!
    1084 17 A most 'suitable' girl— 'but he can't love her! JANE LEE's Human Casebook WHAT'S your problem? Write to Miss Jane Lee The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9 —and tell her about it. •LEASE tell me why I cannot bring myself to fall m love with a
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    Co home, earthmen!
    148 17 ASSUMING that the moon U inhabited J\ and that the creatures there are intelligent, what do you think will be their first impression on seeing an earthman on their planet? Pokok Assam MICHAEL ANGELIO rpHERE is a belief that the 1 British Empire will last from one
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    WHAT'S IN A NAME- WHERE WOULD IT GET YOU?
    853 17 The 12 th man in cricket... I HAVE a Christian name in addition to my Chinese name. lam thinking of dropping it, and being known by my Chinese name instead Do you think this would be in step with current trends?
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      17 17 DROP a line to the Know Alls, The Sunday Times. Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9.
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      235 18 HOW BUM) tuiKN h.i\i uthei roail Baste >*v >wear akNid or U y««nH(— ■> thru Mweaaklrratiun. ncgli-->ne»». «r pl.im slupxlitv You duu I know, becswr y«u ba ruunted And yeu have ae\er bothered tw keep count, because it bap- nil" I cirtesy on ihe road will long
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      Sports briefs
      124 18 SPORTS RESULTS IN BRIEF: CRICKET: Selangor Rest 160 (Eng Cheng 49. Kailas 47. Turner 5-18) Europeans 31-0 (Walker 20 n.o 1 at Fantai MCA. League— Johore 16« Pearce 21, Kan Jin 25. Meng Jit 28. Rajan 34; Fletcher 4-49. S Sen 3-48) NegTl 104. Ounendran 21, Opn Leong
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      581 18 Roaring along— at 50 m.p.h. —in Malaya's BIGGEST truck DERHAPS you've already seen it in Singapore a huge, hulking, $24,000 truck that must surely be the largest commercial vehicle in Malaya. It weighs almost five tons unloaded, and is 30 ft. long, 7 ft. 6 in. wide, and 10 ft.
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      Omar faces hard task today
      681 18 SINGAPORE, Saturday. QtFENDING champion Omar Ibrahim faces a formidable task tomorrow of keeping the SB A Open men 3 singles badminton championship in Singapore. He is the only Singapore player to reach the semi-finals, the other three being Billy and Roland Ng of Johore and
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    EX-CHARLTON STAR SAVES SERVICES
    375 19  -  LEE FOO SAN By TWO fine goals by Charlton Athletic professional centre forward Denis I Allen towards the closing stages enabled Combined Services. Malaya, to hold Perak to a 2-2 draw in a Malaya Cup soccer match on the Chinese Assembly Hall ground here today. Allen,
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    KEDAH SCORE 3-1 WIN v FORCES
    170 19 KEDAH SCORE 3-1 WIN v FORCES KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A freak goal in the 38th minute paved the way for Kedah to score a 3-1 win o*et Armed Forces in a North zone Malaya Cup match at Rifle Range Road here today. Befure that goal neither team MM able to
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    Eastern rally to force 2-2 draw v Penang
    294 19 Eastern rally to force 2-2 draw v Penang PENANO. Sal.— Eastern Athietlc Association of Hong Kong, had 10 go all oui to nold Penaiig to a 2-2 draw in tli« first 'natch of then Malayan lour nl Ihe City Str.dium liere tonight Giving their besi display tills season. Penang shocked
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    Elizabeth betters Singapore record
    345 19 Elizabeth betters Singapore record SINGAPORE, Sat. school girl Elizabeth Cheesewright today broke the Singapore women's 220 yards record of 27sec. for the second time this season. She clocked 26 ssec. Besalta were: MEN 100 yd: 1 Chal Ling Fook. 2 Ho Sim Lim, 3 Michael Parry, lO.Ssec; 220 yd: 1
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    FAM Selection go down meekly
    195 19 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sat— A. P. A. V of Malaya Selection of nine Selangor players and two from I Negri Sembilan. representing leas than half of Malaya's strength, bowed rather meekly by five goals to one to the touring Mexican fooibal team. Irapuato. at the
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    England are 191 ahead with six wickets standing
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    Lock icon SURREY 213-2
    107 19 T ONDON. Sat. Tea scores in todays cricket matches. At The Oval Surrey 213-S (Stewart 103 no, Barrlngton 77 n.0. v Kent; At Cambridge Cambridge U 279-7 (Rose 50, Edwards 40. How land 44 no.) Free Forester-. At Teovil Eases 207 (O. Smith 54) v Somerset. At Manchester—
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      190 19 B\rr i\h\i *"MIX i ■„!>_ Johor* v Sliigaporf MM.\rORE S(KCLR: Malaya Cup— Join: Services v Malacca. Jalan Besar (5.15 pa.l; S.A.F.A. Dtv. SC Pondok Peranakan v Beraxigooa MY.. Fairer Park. BADMINTON: Singapore Open championships semi-finals at 10 a.m., finals nt 8 pm at SB A. Hall. WATEB-PO1.O: S A.S.A. Lect'ua
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      1194 20 Back in peak form he looks handicapped to beat closest rivals CPSOM JEEP'S best bets for today are Bukit Timah (Race 1 1 Dententurius (Race 5) and Dr. Doddington (Race 8). CALL BOY'S double is Verni (Race 2) and Blue Mirage (Race 3). THE
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      276 20 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat—Pedera- tion Police led Singapore Pohce by four runs with four wicket* In hand in their annual two-day cricket match at Rifle Range Road here today. After dismissing Singapore for 155 Federation were 159-6 largely due to an unbeaten 57 runs by Andy Murugesu.
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