The Straits Times, 13 November 1960

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    12 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES m No. 1316 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1960 20 CENTS
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    Lock icon SAIGON REVOLT CRUSHED
    1280 1 SAIGON REVOL T CRUSHED Loyalist troops lift 30-hour siege on palate MARINES. 16 TANKS SWITCH THEIR ALLEGIANCE TO PRESIDENT DIEM Rebels give up, fleeing coup leaders held SAIGON, Saturday. INFANTRY TROOPS loyal to South Vietnam President Ngo Dinh Diem today crushed the 30-hour armed revolt of paratroopers. The rebel paratroopers,
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    Lock icon Seato talks in Bangkok
    53 1 MWII s.u The piratroop coup in Saigon had planmd Military adrteen of th«- South-Kan Asia Treaty Organisation (SeaU) Into a series of urgent consultations in Bangkok, an army announcement indicated here today. The military advisers are gathering in Bangkok for a onferrnce scheduled to begin on
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    The King: Ceremony on Jan. 4
    115 1 The King: Ceremony on Jan. 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Tho Installation ceremony of the Yang dl-Per-Uian Agong will take place on Jan. 4. it was officially announced today. The glittering function will be held in the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall at 10.30 a.m. The occasion will be marked with two
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    Lock icon Tengku lands by tug
    57 1 LONDON. Sat The Fe- deration Prime Minister, i Tengku Abdul Rahman. j arrived in Southampton by i tug this afternoon from the Isle of Wight, where he disembarked from the liner Bremen. With a police escort, the Tengku drove to London, where he will stay for
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    BLANDFORD DIVORCE
    31 1 LONDON. Sat The Marquess of Blandford. 34-year-old heir to the Duke of Marlborough, was granted a decree nisi in the London Divorce Court yesterday because of his wife's adultery.
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    NO PLANS for DIVORCE
    198 1 M.M. and Miller separated but not bitter tornry and has no immediate plans for divorce." Miss Newromb told reporters outside an East Side block of flats where Miss Monroe was in seclusion on the 13th floor. The "beauty and brains" marriage of the 34-year-old actress lasted
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    Lock icon JOHNSON FOR NATO
    27 1 PARIS. Sat.— Senator Llydon Johnson. United States Vice-President-elect, will atI tend a conference of NATO. i Parliamentarians here from Nov. 21 to 26— Reuter.
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    Bowles suggests a 'two-China' polity plan
    243 1 LONDON. Saturday. MR. CHESTER BOWLES, who has been mentioned as a possible American Secretary of State under the Kennedy Administration, said last night he thought America had handled the Communist Chinese question "rather stupidly.' He said in an interview on commercial radio that he
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    Lock icon Nehru accepts invitation
    36 1 NEW DELHI. Sat. The Indian Priiru Minister. Mr. Nehru, has accepted a British Invitation to go to London next March for a meeting of Commonwealth Prime Ministers, usually reliable sources said today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon PLANS FOR BOOK ON ALY KHAN
    73 1 PLANS FOR BOOK ON ALY KHAN KARACHI. Sat. Plans to publish the life story of the late Prince Aly Khan if possible on May 12 next, the first anniversary of his death in a motor car accident in France were announced here today. Its author. Mr. Gulah Ali Allana. said
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    Second defeat for West in UN
    39 1 NEW YORK. Sat. The Western powers suffered their second procedural defeat In three days when the General Assembly yesterday endorsed a bid to postpone indefinitely elections to the Security Council and Economic Council
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    Big police swoop
    207 1 Big police swoop 100 SUSPECTS ROUNDED UP J^UALA LUMPUR, Sat.— One hundred suspects of secret society activities were rounded up in a lightning raid late tonight on 12 hotels in busy Puda Road by baton-wielding police. After nearly two hours of questioning on the scene and at the Cheras Road
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    STOP PRESS
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    NEW VARSITY RECTOR
    23 1 EDINBURGH. Sat. Mr. O. Grimond. leader of th« British Liberal Party, has been elected the new Rector nf Priinhnrirh Ilnivprsltv
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    Lady Chatterley finds virtue at the age of 33
    5558 2 Because of the tremendous interest in the case the Sunday Times presents a special, complete report of the most important trial of the decade That word? 'No other would be fit' Schoolgirls know the Lady C words Mftfl BISHOP SPEAKS UP
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      40 2 ACCUSED: Nnguii Books TIE CHARGE: Publishing a* obttcie btek, to wit, lady Cditttrity'i Ltvtr' by D.H. LavrtM* PROSECUTION: Mr. Mtrvyn Griffith-Jones 5EFEMCE Mr. Gerald Austin Gardiner. Q.C. Mr. Jeremy Hutchiojoa JUDGE: Sir Laurence Byrne JURY: Three women aid nine mi
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    The summing-up
    1622 3 JUDGE to JURY You're not censors with blue pencils UR. JUSTICE BYRNE, presiding over the first cast indicting the work of o major English writer sine* 1928 when Mill Radclyffe Hall's "Well of Loneliness" was deemed unfit for publication, summed up in the case of the Crown versus
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    Weigh its merit against the obscenities
    723 3 Weigh its merit against the obscenities CASE AGAINST LADY C JURY TOLD |R. MERVYN GRIFFITH JONES, RM who led the prosecution of ■wl Penguin Books, accusing them of publishing an obscene book, told the Old Bailey jury that the Act under which the case was brought restricted his freedom to
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    'Judge the book as a whole'
    768 3 THE CASE FOR LADY C kIR. Gerald Gardiner, Q.C., for Penguin Books, spoke for Ihr. 55mm. 25 minutes longer than Mr. GriffithJones. He said: Is not a prosecu- tion of pornographic booksellers. It i.s a prosecution of Penguin Books, who say thTe Is nothing
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    Coroner hits out at sealed lips'
    377 4 Coroner hits out at sealed lips MALACCA PUBLIC UNDER FIRE FOR NOT HELPING POLICE INVESTIGATION MURDER IN CROWDED PART OF TOWN -YET NOT ONE PERSON HAS OFFERED INFORMATION MALACCA, Saturday. THE Malacca Coroner, Mr. Ramanathan Iyer, today lashed out at the public for failing to volunteer information in connection with
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    Boestamam: 'Collective working' is party aim
    185 4 Boestamam: 'Collective working' is party aim JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. The chairman of Party Rakyat, Inche Ahmad Boestamam, told the par- 1 ty's congress here yesterday that he would work j to establish a democratic j Malaya based on the concept of "gotong royong" ("to work collectively"). He said this when
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    DR. MARCUS RESIGNS
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. Colin Marcus. Permanent Secretary to the Minister for Health, and Director of Medical Services. Singapore, has resigned, the Government gazette announced.
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    Prizes for first-aid contest winners
    64 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. -Mrs. Ng Quee Lam. wife of one of Singapore's leading rubber merchants, will give away the "Ng Ques Lam Shield" and cup to winners of the lirst aid competition of the Havelock Division of the St. John Ambulance Brigade tomorrow. The prize-giving will
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    Perjurer blames spell of magic potion
    200 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. A man said in court today that he was under the spell of a magic potion when he gave false evidence in a preliminary inquiry In which another men was charged with using a corrosive substance. Rahman bin Baboo, charged with perjury,
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    Lady Selkirk helps in poppy naking
    112 4 Lady Selkirk helps in poppy naking LADY SELKIRK, uife of thr British Commissioner for Smith-East Mi i this morning paid a courtpsy call on 20 members of the Chinese Ladies' Association, who were making Poppy Day wrt-aths at the Singapore Recreation Club. From <>! wreaths, the Association has raisid S.MS.I
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    Two tried to rob old men
    63 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two youths Lim Ah Bee and Chan Chee Chuan. who forced their way into a house in Boon Teck Road in a bid to rob two old men were convicted on a charge of attempted robbery in the Third Criminal District Court
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    Varsity students donate blood
    40 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Three hundred students ol the University of Malaya here, including 50 girls, have volunteered to donate their blood at the General Hospital blood bank as part of their contribution to their 'welfare week.'
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    PUBLIC IS THE CAUSE OF POOR HEALTH SERVICE'
    299 4 PUBLIC IS THE CAUSE OF POOR HEALTH SERVICE' KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE Malayan branch of the British Medical Association has blamed the public for preventing the country from getting a better medical service. In an editorial in the Medical Journal of Malaya, it warned that unless the general public pays
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    PLAN FOR RELIEF OF FLOOD VICTIMS
    112 4 PLAN FOR RELIEF OF FLOOD VICTIMS KUALA LIMPIR. Sat. Elaborate measures to meet any serious flood disaster in the Federation have been taken by the Social Welfare Department. The Minister ol Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin, said today: "We have at our disposal hundreds of blankets and
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    Cultural awakening
    440 5 YANG DI-PERTUAN NEGARA SPEAKS OF AT OPENING OF NEW NATIONAL LIBRARY BOOKS IN 4 LANGUAGES, MODERN FACILITIES FOR SEEKERS OF KNOWLEDGE SINGAPORE. Saturday. SINCE Singapore became a self-governing State there had been a great cultural awakening, the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, said today when he
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    'Gold' inspires orchid society
    186 5 Xl \l ll »Ill R A (.••id Medal Hun b> M.ila\a it tii«- Royal Horticultural Sot i.t> s htlsta. Exhibition in England rennth has inspired the li.mi.iii m of an Orrhid n.m ii v Bate About 100 enthusiasts gathered hen- last ni^ht and inaugurated tin- Idaagat
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    NEWSPAPER SEIZURE: 'A THREAT TO FREEDOM9
    174 5 NEWSPAPER SEIZURE: 'A THREAT TO FREEDOM 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Seizure by the Federation Government last month of copies of the Siang Pau. the tai Chinese newspaper In the country '•threatens it not violates, one I demon oi rxpresiion of Journal! inday. no SUJ dealt copies of the on Oct. 17
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    Inspector prevents gang fight
    123 5 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Bottles were hurled at a police inspector la*t night when he opened fire to prevent a gang clash In Kampung Bugis. otf Kallang Road. Insp. Lam. Chit Puan and a detective, on anti-secret society patrol, saw a group of about 20 men near the
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    Hull for Bangkok
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Commander -in Chiet Far East Land Forces. General Sir Richard Hull, will attend the SEATO Military Advisers 1 Conference to be held in i Bangkok from Nov. 15 to 18. 1
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    YOUTH IN HOSPITAL CHASE IS CAUGHT
    306 5 SINGAPORE, Sat. Police detained a youth on suspicion of being involved In a stabbing case here tonight, lost him in a chase within 30 minutes, and caught him again after about an hour in a manhunt that covered the Tiong Bahru area. Before his
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    Rakyat chief to lead party again
    201 5 Rakyat chief to lead party again JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. The sixth annual congress of the Party Rakyat, Malaya, ended here today with Inche Ahmad Boestamam being re-elected as national chairman of the Party. Inche Nazar Nong and Inche Omar Nordin were also re-elected as vice-chairman and secretary-general, respectively. The others
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    Divorce for wife, 20
    87 5 JOHORE BAHRU Sat. Pretty 20-year-old Wong Soh Lean of Jalan Ibrahim Sultan successfully petitioned for divorce on the ground of cruelty from Cheong Lai Kirn. 32, of Jakan Kampong Amin! in the High Court here today. Mr. Justice Adams granted Wong a decree nisi to be
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    Alliance man wins at polls
    38 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. The Alliance candidate, Mr. Chan Fong, today won the Lima Kedai local council byelection. He polled 156 votes, a majority of 40 over his Socialist Front opponent, Mr. Lee Kow.
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    Tin: We'll sign that agreement
    229 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Federation Government has decided to ratify the International Tin Agrement, 1960 as adopted at the final i plenary session held at United I Nations headquarters on June 24. It was announced today. An official statement said that the government was making
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      7. Menu French
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      To kneel or not?
      1104 6 A SUBTLE HINT OF SHAPE HOW TONGUETIED MEN CAN PROPOSE... THE OTHER DAY a young man whose signature was absolutely illegible wrote to me and asked a pathetic question: "I am in love with a girl, and I want to marry her; HOW DO I PROPOSE?
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    CENSUS GIRLS BETTER THAN MEN
    213 7 CENSUS GIRLS BETTER THAN MEN I^UCHING, Sat.— Girl enumerators were found to be more useful thon men in taking the census in the Sibu area of Sarawak, according to a government statement. Housewives proved to be more at home with the girls, and when interviewed, gave ready answers. The girls
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      917 7 jQQOQt W I AAAAAcx. I DUSUN SETS READY FOR THE FLOODS THE DUSUN, Fri., Nov. b A fLOOD is expected next month, ond we hove to ensure that there is enough firesjj wtod stocked on high ground. This morning tarted shifting billets from the roadside to o spot behind the
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    Republican leaders told to re-check all votes cast
    450 8 Republican leaders told to re-check all votes cast 'THERE IS CHANCE OF HUMAN ERROR IN A CLOSE ELECTION' 111 ASH I NCTON. Sat Republican state leaders have been asked to recheck the presidential voting in all states. This follows reported complaints of fraud, votebuying and other irregularities and because of
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    from it all
    129 8 PALM MM II (Honda), Sal. Prt-si-dent-eleri John Kennedy i .i^M'd in semi-tropical warmth hvre today his first real day of relaxation in more than nine months of a nonstop campaign that has now taken him to the White House. And only 80 miles away in Miami. VicePresident
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    A TRIUMPH FOR THE MISS FROM ARGENTINA
    242 8 A TRIUMPH FOR THE MISS FROM ARGENTINA LONDON. Sat THE battle for the "Miss World' title, covetea by beauties from all over the globe, ended in a clear victory for Argentina whose 21-year-old Norma Gladys Cappagil (right), a model from Buenos Aires, came through first with flying colours. one judge,
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    Australia should be for whites only—says Slim
    244 8 Australia should be for whites only says Slim LONDON. Saturday. FIELD MARSHAL Viscount Slim, former Governor-General of Ausrra- lia. said here that he was strongly of the opinion that immigration to Australia should be confined to white people. He told members of the Royal United Service Institution, a military museum
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    2,000 dockers on strike in Melbourne
    112 8 2,000 dockers on strike in Melbourne MELBOURNE, Sat. The Melbourne waterfront was Idle today for the second successive day when 2.000 watersiders did not arrive for work. The Australian Stevedoring Authority had called for 145 gangs to work 34 ships. The trouble began last Thursday when 85 watersiders were sacked
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    British post office makes £20 million
    41 8 LONDON, Bat— The British post ofnee made a profit of over £20 million In the year ended March 31. it was announced in a White Paper here. Income rose by £25.5 million to £442.5 million
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    TRIBUTE TO DR. SUN
    29 8 TAIPEH, Sat.— Chinese on Taiwan today observed the 95th birthday of the late Dr. Sun Vat Sen who founded the Republic of China in 1912.
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    3 tremors in a day
    16 8 PERTH, Sat.— Three earth tremors shook the KalgoorlieBoulder district early today.
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    POLICE ARREST 1,000 TO PREVENT RIOTS
    232 8 PARIS, Sat. Police arrested more than 1,000 people on the Champs Elysees yesterday to prevent the Algerian riots against President Charles de Gaulle from spreading to Paris during Armistice Day celebrations. De Gaulle was acclaimed by the huge holiday crowds In Paris as he
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES A DYNAMIC NEW LEADER
    477 10 Sunday Nov. 13. I960 ONG after the hectic U.S. presidential election, experts will be analysing the reasons for Mr. Kennedy's success. I The electioneering campaign itself was remarkable in several respects. Both candidates made good use of party resources. But Mr. Kennedys planning
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    Asian Seamen's Club is dying for lack of support
    840 10  - Asian Seamen's Club is dying for lack of support M. S. Randhava One of the world's finest— yet it's running at a loss and Singapore sailors DON'T care By nN A BACKWATER behind the Singapore Polytechnic stands an imposing building that commands a panoramic view of the nautical activities of
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    Good for a laugh
    319 10 A WOMAN was standing on a street corner, looking distraught. As pas-sers-by stopped to ask her what was wrong, she said she had lost her little dng. A Boy Scout asked th«* woman: "Excuse me. madam, but is your dog a white-haired fox terrier?" "Yes. yes!"
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    STOCK EXCHANGE MAN'S MESSAGE FOR MALAYANS
    727 10  - STOCK EXCHANGE MAN'S MESSAGE FOR MALAYANS JOHN CALVER By £HAIRMAN of one ot the world's leading stock exchanges at the age of 39 that was the proud achievement of Mr. Alastair Hugh Urquhart two years ago. Many wise old heads shook critically when the young ex-soldier took charge But the
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    Ismail hears U.K. students' grouses
    377 11 Ismail hears U.K. students grouses FRANK VIEWS FROM SINGAPORE AND FEDERATION YOUTHS 'Draft of inquiry report is ready' From HALL ROMNEY I ONDON. Sat. Re lations between Federation and Singapore students in Britain are being given priority in the Ismail Inquiry Commission's report to the Federation Government. This was disclosed
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    Sunday high tide times
    117 11 TODAY: Seulll KeclUl 4.45 a.m. f"ft *****. 4.22 p.m. 1 5ft 3m) Singapore 611 a.m. 61 l Bm>. 529 p.m. (6ft Tin > Port Dicteon 1228 .i m (6ft in), i-25 p.m. '<6fu: Port Swettenham 6.25 aj» I <6ft 3in>, 12.21 p.m Oft 2mi: Penuiig 7.45
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    COPRA PRICE
    36 11 Singaporp opra Association noon prices per picul on Satur- day: fair merchantable Bombay i mi\«i copra: Nov. $29 (Nominal p. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $42.50 sellers. drum $46.50 sellers. Tone was steady.
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    TIN PRICE
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Sat.— The price! of tin in Singapore today was i 5396 a picul. down 90 cents, and the unofficial estimated offering wa*> 260 tons, unchanged.
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    Malayan Force in Congo takes over new duties
    524 11 From WEE KIM WEE LEOPOLDVILLE. Saturday THt Commanding Officer of the Malayan Special Force, Lt. Col. Ungku Nasoruddin, yesterday reiterated his full confidence in his officers and men to carry out their duties in the Congo. m made in a special interview
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    Blue Diamonds sparkle
    245 11 TEENAGE FANS PACK RADIO SINGAPORE SHOW CINGAPORE, Sat. Teenagers packed Radio Singapore's auditorium yesterday evening to hear the fabulous "Blue Diamonds" duo sing and strum on their guitars the popular song hits of the day. After a sparkling 20--minute performance on the "Make Mine Music" programme, Kudy
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    AFTER II YEARS IN THE U.S.
    65 11 AFTER II YEARS IN THE U.S. MR. LAO KENG HO. who returned to Singapore this week after studying in America for 11 years. Mr l.au. 33. who holds a Bachelor of Arts degree and a Bachelor of Divinity decree, hopes to become a Methodist church worker here. An old boy
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    The Agence France Presse
    88 11 A report in the Straits Times yesterday quoting a French Embassy source on I events in Saigon referred to telegram "from the French Government owned Agence France Presse in Singapore." The Agence France Presse is not owned by the French Government, nor controlled by the French
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    What's on today
    79 11 What's on today NATIONAL LIBRARY (Slumlord Road i Exhibition of pictures of libraries, books on Malaya and posters by schoolchildren Library and exhibition open ie public from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film show at Red Cross Home for crippled children. Tanah Merah Besai'. at 3.30
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    A world full of good things...
    193 11 UER World is a brilli- ant world, a world full of good things, a world you will want to enjoy. Her World is Malaya's finest magazine. You have only to glance through the November issue to see its worth, to appreciate the unique manner
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      WINNER OF THE TOP PRIZE
      47 12 WINNER OF THE TOP PRIZE rpHE winner of today's 1 top prize of $30 is "The Artist" (right). submitted by John H. t T. Perera, of 18 Jalan Selekor. Kenny Hill, Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Perera used a Contaflex-Tessar camera and Panatomic-X film. Setting: f 2.8. 1/125 second.
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      Second prize of $2O
      46 12 rE second prize of $20 is won by "Monkey" (below), by Miss Chung Yoke Chee. l Road 71 <H>. i PrtaJing Jaya, Kuala Lum- pur. Miss Chung u»ed an Aires Automat camera and Kodak V. P. film. Setting: fB. 1 125 second.
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      RUNNERS-UP
      72 12 THE runner-up prizes of $10 each go to "Vitamin A" < above), by L. S. Tan. and "Across The Window Pane" right) by Choy Ah Seng. Mr. Tan. of 155 Pasir Panjang Road. Singapore 5. used a Rollelflex camera and Ilford F.P. 3 film. Setting: fB. 1 60 second
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      Sharp-shooter
      196 12 BARRY DRISCOLLS rE "ultimate" weapon of modern times— the underwater missile is in fact 'old hat" to Nature. Although Nature's missile is not so impressive in its destructive potential, it affords a modest-sized Malayan fish a regular meal ticket. This extraordinary little fish rejoicing in the Latin name of
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      HOW TO WIN A PRIZE
      82 12 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Conlrst. The Sunday Times, Times House. River Valley Road. Singapore {>. Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used and exposure, must be written on the back of every print submitted. Pictures that have ".von
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      THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N...
      275 12 THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N... By DAVID GUNSTON for Lenin showing how the names of famous or infamous people of the past live on in the English language today. f)RIME founder of Soviet 1 Russia, Lenin < 1870--192 4» is naturally highly revered in the country that he, more than any
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      111 12 h f^S\ Just mm without WUCE now Vm here! i w^Ljyffi t*!bi COLGATE DENTAL CREAM with GARDOL VDONT UNDERSTAND at V-Jl N IT S ACTIVE PENETRATING FOAM GETS T^^a-/-/^^^^^BWV?Tv; I INTD H| DDEN CREV/CES BETWEEN < ft F\/ (Tl^S* 4^ [A TEETH— KEEPS THEM J Jjl^ TH/NK.BOY. |F/\l|N^^^ SPARKLING WHITE
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      175 12 {POPULAR CROSSWORD J ACROSS: 1. Oblige (11); 10.' DOWN: 1. Districts (6 i Route (4>: 11. Moiass <3i: Coagulates <^>; 3. Younger son 12. Collection <3>. 14. Try! (s); 4 Verse 5 Instrument I (t); 17. For golfer (3i- 18. I* >: 9 Sad <tjl 7 Concur (5); 8. .i
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    ON THE RECORD
    517 13 ON THE RECORD By METRONOME TH E WEEK'S new records are distinguished for both brilliance of technical production and the fact that they're first-rate performances. Two labels, Command Records and Medallion, indulge in a bit of stereo exhibitionism—and carry it off with flying colours Philips, too, scores, but in a
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    Everyone likes some vicarious villainy...
    497 13 Everyone likes some vicarious villainy... A THRILLER FOR ARMCHAIR DETECTIVES EVERYONE likes a little vicarious villainy. It is one of the most pleasant things in life to recline in a well-padded fauteuil and watch the machinations of the ungodly brought to naught. Sometimes the villains come out on top, of
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      363 13 RADIO SINGAPORE A.M. 630 Oood Morning; 6.32 Morning Prelude; 700 The News; 705 Musical Sunshine; 8.00 The News; 805 Sunday Breakfast Club Session: 900 Programme Summary; 9.03 The Choir Sings!; 9.30 Piano Moods; 9.45 The Stuart Foster Show: 10.00 Music Mosaic. 1100 Meet The Family; 11.30 Radio Playhouse. P.M. 12
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    New bishop 'sensitive' to changes in Asia
    644 14 New bishop 'sensitive' to changes in Asia CANON SANSBURY IS NO STRANGER TO THE EAST From a Special Correspondent PAXON Kenneth Sansbury, the new Bishop-designate of Singapore md the Federation, said he \uis "very sensitive** of the political and social changes in SouthHast Asia and the developing national life of
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    SOUTH AMERICAN WAY
    1447 15  - SOUTH AMERICAN WAY JOHN ALLDRIDGE BY This was the capital of an empire larger than Caesars Big Brother Inca: Five centuries before his time I AM very susceptible to atmosphere. I know instinctively whether or not 1 sun going to like a place the moment I set fool in it.
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      1639 16 BB^^k i ►CK7 JMATE TO WfcV'E K H\kM YOU CIKIISW WITM TARZAN 7 SGJ'SE7 <U WOO-WOO f WI7E YOUR PACES'. TWEK.E'S ONLY I I JUZ.I\K K.E\C^ES KTQ AI I --C--7 >0J A^. ESEsW |**y OiAKiCE v TARI&N,fc'ECA*E I I AKS^EK '0 COM^ANP, I GAeVkEKiTS.TO/A, OWE WAV WE CAN PIEE THESE
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      357 17 p sunitav l tines movemoer v, /ww THS CISCO KID, iptMTWUd West favourite f FAtiCHO, YOU AN? I W.LL CISCO. yOU CAN POSE AS I4\ f'&OAKO! YEM/ BUT K£EP YOU(? VO/CE I I f POR WHY POES WE TELL M£ T^J /A/ r>t'£ /V/^IS, FEW MILES AHEAP.. WT" ANP VDUR
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      444 18 The Sunday Times November 13, 1960 A bo&s, what "T^SS 1 iQio you to pocset you ever I I /\r) YOUR HOOP I r 1 SAW HIA\/ YOU DON'T WAKJT TO MOW W£LP 7H£ H/SH 7&UMP, AMD THE I \j WAS Pff+V/NS FOX AM AHSEL TO APPEAR, I H%if A'
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    Letters for Santa...
    36 19 S~OME children believe in Father Christmas, but I do not. Who 1 receives the letters sent j to him asking for presents? CHANG EE-FONG Singapore. Generally the toys departments of the big stores.
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    DROP US A LINE
    80 19 IF THERE s something on M mind, drop a line to the himu Mis The Sunda> Times. Times House River Y.illev Koad. Siim.iporr I. Do not send stamps <>r return «'nvrlopes: do not reply to letters by post I nsicned letters and those without addresses, which
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    WHAT IS A BEATNIK?
    740 19 WHA T IS A BE ATNIK? Other questions tome from Malay girl who asks about smoking, and a student whose feather was wrong HEAR Know Alls: What is a "beat--1 nik 1 COLIN LEE Penang. A Bohemian with an overlay of slovenliness, I laziness, unmusical usic, unpoetical poems, and unintelligible
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    Indifferent to boys
    665 19 Indifferent to boys vllßHKiiSra&liillir QEAR Jane Lee: Eighteen, and still school ing, I am indifferent to boys. Am I too reserved, as my friends say? I feel a failure, and that life is not worth living. DISCONTENTED. Don't worry; even if you remain indifferent to mm forever, life will still
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      244 19 THE WORLDS MOST EXCITING YOUNG BEAUTIES USE POND'S A m**~* m. mmW^ Ik. -4tL\ jl Jam 4 s tB P -v tH ■*>■■ v h If* m «il^|K ;\jt yf I' 4M^^. mm V|--*ti---"r iAa M^L Cio Pctre of Stockholm, Sweden, is a fascinating young actress! She won a schuljr<htp
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    The practical VW is better :han ever
    1159 20 The practical VW is better :han ever SUNDAY PAGE FOR MOTORISTS By the way... Til. wotsl drhcrs are not all iiomrn; neither arc all the FOKCKFIX drivers men. In Tiong Baliru recently I saw a still-attractive woman in a startling demonstration of how a rar could be taken out of
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    LIP FOR THE TRAY
    52 20 PICTURES above are of the 1961 Volkswagen. The only external difference from previous models is the addition of flashing signal lamps on the front wings. The lower picture takes the lid off the front baggage compartment, with arrow pointing to the luggage tray's newly-acquired lip. Sunday
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    Wednesday end Tottenham's run
    357 20 PAGE 20 SPORTS LONDON. Saturday. ■J-OTTENHAM HOTSPUR'S magnificent unbeaten run ended today. In their 17th English League First Division appearance they went down 2-1 to their closest rivals. Sheffield Wednesday, on the Wednesday ground. But the Spurs, tlnnmli having their lead cut by to-, days defeat,
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    Knocked out boxer wins
    163 20 Knocked out boxer wins SINGAPORE. Sat. AUandln bin Halcle.j iPoluei v a surprise and lucky winner of th« hgm-welier divLblon in tue Snutaiwre Amnieui' Buxing AmoCHtiou's Novices champion*r ip.i at the Happy World Stadium :oui;;iu. Allandin. who was knocked out m a .semi-final by Amy'l Sandlon. fuucht and outpoma-u Fan
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    Stars win 2-0
    32 21 c SINGAPORE. Sat. star Soc- F erites beat 221 B.V.D. Johore 2-0 E a friendly soccer match at Far- s pr Park today. Rahlm Omar and iajapaihy scored. n
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    Lock icon UNGKU ISMAIL SAVES JOHORE
    710 21 Commonwealth Forces make a fine start in Malaya Cup rugby By SAUL JOSHUA JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday. LED by Welsh international fullback Arthur Edwards, who was capped to play against England and Scotland in the 1954-55 season. Commonwealth Forces South made a fine debut in the Malaya
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    PROBABLE RUNNERS AT PENANG AMATEUR MEET
    218 21 PNANG. Sat. -Weight* lor all eight races for the Penang Turf Ciub Amateur meeting next Saturn. M VK..V Iav> I— IF: Early i Bird 13.7. On Stage 13.6. High i Sovereign 12.10. Picture Goer II 12.10. Special Feature 12.6. Crimson Pirate 12.0. Barracuda 11.10.
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    SINGAPORE LUCKY TO HOLD NEGRIMALACCA TO DRAW
    281 21 SINGAPORE LUCKY TO HOLD NEGRIMALACCA TO DRAW SINGAPORE, Saturday. CINCAPORE All-Blues were lucky in the opening south zone match of the All-Blues Cup rugger competition to hold Negri-Malacca to 3-3 on the padang today, bach side scored a penalty. iiAJuy. lulu diuc oluicu u y Singapore, who trouncet. Negri-Malacca 26-5
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    Coutts's late goal decides for SRC
    180 21 Coutts's late goal decides for SRC I «2INGAPOHE. -Sh, Joint seni- ces vere beaten 3-2 by Sln- gapore Hecreaiion Club In a irlendly hockey match at Oillman I Barracks today. Percy Pennefather save g.R.C. the lead In the fourth minute ol an exciting match and ;uso scored me second alter
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    Masson wins golf medal
    79 21 SINOAPORE. Sat— X. Masjon '40 won the Royal Singapore Oolf Clubs Div "B" medal ftablefo.d competition at Slme Road toaay Ball sweep winners were W D. Douglas (22) ttn-t nine and K. Masaon 1 21 7/8) second nine. The Div. "C" medal wen' to M A
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    Miller out
    72 21 SINGAPORE. Sat. Eißlueen-year-old Robert Miller was eliminated by O. M. Nelll by 2 and 1 in the quarter finals of the Royal Island Club's Eu Tong Sen Cup golf competition today. Other quarter final results: Cheong Thiam Slew bt Foley 2 and 1: Heah Hock Thye bt J.
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    Dalnamein wins
    37 21 MANCHESTER. Sat. Mr J. Phans's Dalnamein won the Manchester November Handicap run I over a mile and half here today. Mr J. Sorrle'.s Windyedge was second and Mr. H Warwick Daws Pandofell third. 30 ran.
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    S'gor Blues shock Perak
    294 21 Xl ALA LI'MPLK Sat.—Selangor shocked Perak b> 10-8 in a vital All Blurs Cup ruKby match on the paaang heie today. Selangor scored two goals to Perak's goal and a penalty Pei. ik sta.ted oft as if ihe\ meant to run Selangor into the ground. Harman
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    IT'S SELANGOR TO WIN CUP TONIGHT
    678 21 Sportsfront By NORMAN SIEBEL CELANGOR to win the F.A.M. Cup final at the Mcrdcko Stadium tonight. There can be no other verdict on the evidence of Friday's semi finals when Selangor sailed so smoothly on the wings of classy soccer to a 5-0 victory
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    Abdul Rahman puts Perak in final
    305 21 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat Perak by virtue of a 4-3 victorj over Penang will meet Selangor in the FA M. Cup final at tho Merdeka stadium tomorrow night (Kick-off 8.30) Goals came cheaply and early In tonight's replay and by the 20th minute both teams
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      50 21 HOCKFY: S.H.A. Div. 1 RAP crian-i v CSC. Changi; Police v S.T.U.. Thomson Road; Div. 3— RAP Ch-uiKi v Combined Schools. Changr. CB.C v Navnl Police. Balesiier Road. GOLF: Eu Tong sen Cup (semt-MnaLs), Thonuon Road (8.30 ML), SOCCER: Piiencily— Red Hill Community Centre v Telok Kurau United. Telok Kurau
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    SINGING BOY SET FOR A DOUBLE TODAY
    1127 22 SINGING BOY SET FOR A DOUBLE TODAY Stylish win last weeh showed this Chanteur three "year -old has found his right form RACING with EPSOM JEEP SI NCi NC BOY looks set for an easy double in the Class 5. Div. 1 9f handicap (Race Four at Ipoh today, concluding
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    Harvey hits highest
    166 22 Harvey hits highest fiANBEKKA. Sal.— Neil Harv vey made the highest score of his career in first class cricket when be hit 229 against Queensland in Sydney today. His previous best was 225 against M.C.C at Lords in 1956. Harvey evidently intends to dispute the reputation with which Sobers came
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    79 22 ADELAIDE. Sat. The second days play in the match between the West Indies touring side and South Australia at The Oval here washed out today. Three inches ol rain during the nieht lelt the ground awash, and although the ram stopped this morning, (he pitch
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    IPOH THIRD DAY
    1395 22 IPOH THIRD DAY Race 1— *.1O: (Class 4, Div. 4) 6 Furs. 1 ***** Angler 1 Serenade <L A: T St.» R. Breuk.. 4 9.0 <Fi McOrowdif 1 2 56 Eiffel Tower (Phoster St.» Daniels. 4 8.13 11 .2 3 —,"b Grand Chancellor (Veni Vici St.) Allan. 8 8.11 Ward
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    Laurel race to Bald Eagle again
    199 22 LAUREL, Maryland. Sat.— Captain Harry F. Gug-1 genheim's five year old Bald Eagle, the horse who i failed dismally in the 1958 English classics, yesterday won the M 5300.000 Washington International here for the second successive year. Ridden by Manuel Ycaza, he cruised home
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