The Straits Times, 25 December 1960

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sett Sates in No. 1322 SI'NDAY, DECEMBER 23, 1960 21) CENTS
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    Ike hits at colour bar blot on US image
    118 1 Ike hits at colour bar blot on US image WASHINGTON, bat. President Eisenhower last night attacked racial inequality as one of the blemishes that marred the image ot the United States. prepared for the White nas tree Mr. tat mspite trial comfort America "wt ;hat mar Of devoutly believe created
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    Family reunion
    19 1 arrived here to spend Ch: Altli her children. She 1 companied by husband 1 Eddie F 1
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    2 giant tankers
    23 1 TOKYO. Sat A Japa company ha> placed orders for the construction of two 130.000 cwt. super-tankers, the largest ever built.
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    GOVT. TO SPEND $1 MIL. NEXT YEAR ON RECREA TION
    367 1 GO VT. TO SPEND $1 MIL. NEXT YEAR ON RECREA TION More swim pools, parks, playgrounds Bx JOSEPH YEO SINGAPORE. Saturday THE SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT is planning to give the public more recreational and social facilities next year at an estimated cost of more than $1 million. The scheme provides for
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    Momentous afternoon for Convent orphans
    84 1 THFRK was no keeping these eager children 'tf from the 12-foot Christmas tree when it arrived H? at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, in SinJ* icapore. j U st after noon yesterday. '<? The tree, complete with decorations and k^ presents for the
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    Message for Christinas from Lee
    59 1 CINCAPORE. Sat. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. today gave this Christmas message to all Christians in the State: "On Christmas Day all Christians forgive their enemies and bless their friends. "May all those who work for the peace and prosperity of our society
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    Lock icon 'W. Irian dispute caused crisis'
    184 1 PREMIER JAN'S POLICY BLAMED THE HAGUE. Saturday. DLANS to collaborate with the United Nations for leading West New Guinea (West Irian) towards self-government were blamed yesterday for the fall of the Dutch Government. Informed source* >aid that the policy of Premier. Prot. Jan E. De
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    Lock icon Brrr...it's cold
    22 1 Brrr. .it's cold AGO. Sat. -The temperature here fell to 11 degrees below zero < Fahrenheit > yesterday— Chicago.-, coldest for nine years.— Reuter.
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    God knows but bears don't
    71 1 LONDON. Sat Bib'e salesmen trekking through j the wilds of Northern Hole- 1 kaido carry sticks with bells attached to frighten away the many vicious bears in the area, according to the Bibie Society there. ■We know we are in the service of God." said
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    Lock icon Arabs help Bethlehem pilgrims
    156 1 JKKI >\IKM sat Jewish and Muslim V.th officers and soldiers set aside their year-lone hostility to help Christian pilgrims on thfir w.i\ to Bethlehem The Mamlelii.tum Gate fctiwf the two pirU <>t the flhided City of Jerusalem was thronged with hristians on their na\ to ceiebrate
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    NASSER MAKES A WAR THREAT AT V-RALLY
    205 1 LONDON, Saturday. PRESIDENT Nasser yesterday warned that if the United Arab Republic was sure that Israel was building an atom bomb "this wiH mean rhe beginning of war between us." according to Cairo Radio. Then, as the mammoth crowd at a Port Said
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    Awake for 2 days
    31 1 MADRID. Sat. A 61- year-old Spanish farmer was bright-eyed and jovial after going for two entire days without sleep. Valertin Medina Poves didn't as much M yawn
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    Tramp...tramp
    31 1 Tramp... tramp TOKYO Sat. -Two American soldiers tramped off in pre-dawn darkness yesterday on a 10-day "Christmas march" of 826 miles to raise US$lO,OOO for a Japanese omhanace TI P T
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    Lock icon Thomas Cup: Malaya's protest
    294 1 Thomas Cup: Malaya's protest BANGKOK, Sat. Mr. Teh Gin Sooi, manager of the Malayan Thomas Cup team, today blamed bad refereeing for the poor performance of his players in their match against Thailand last night. The Malayans lota three of i the four matches played last i night. To win.
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    LATEST
    44 1 W I FOLLOW ON M DNI t M IfMl li hill t,. follow WIfCII 11-* J I "Ill'l ph irith i' I N ill" I lIHII. nf t tcr SINCAPOUt WIN BINGAIHMtI in Sdlbui «'<>l,| >ip I 1 I 111 ill I) I
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      19 1 bf COLD STORAGE CREAMERIES The Sunday Times wishes all its readers Merry Christmas Wmjmm Mil m l3T* fll^^l HKSSS^obff^/jffi
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      99 1 Wishing All Our Customers Friends A Merry Christmas A Prosperous New Year. U S. de SUVA. Jewellers. 106. ORCHARD ROAD. SINGAPORE from the fabulous would of max Factor PRIMITIF PERFUME TIGER 54.2S PERFUME COLOGNE SPRAY MISI HYPNOTIQUE OR PRIMITIF $11.25 ELECTRIOUE $II.M»CREME PUFF AND THREE LIPSTICKS SI.SS TREASURE MSI $37.45
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    ZSA ZSA CONFESSES
    2378 2  -  ZSA ZSA GABOR All at once my career was handed to me on a platter A ft ft ft My wedding nighi with the incredible Mr. Sanders Mk ND how do you think we spent ttour wedding night, George Sanders and I? PLAYING CHESS! "An excellent mental
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    They like my advice to the lovelorn
    1121 3 They like my advice to the lovelorn WHEN GEORGE GOT BACK I WAS ALREADY FAMOUS I'm breaking my engagement to a wealthy man. He gave me an expensive home, a mink coat, diamonds, a .stove, and an expensive car. What shall I do I apoke up without thinking. "Give him
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    Killer decides to face death
    321 3 From JOHN SMEATON, New York A CONVICTED murderer in California has been faced with an extraordinary choice. Should he spend the rest of his life in a State institution for the criminally insane, secure in the knowledge that, although imprisoned, he could not be executed?
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  • Page 3 Miscellaneous
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      495 3 What the stars foretell for you in the New Year Cancer (June 21 July 20) IT is always hard to guess at the thoughts or feelings of a typical Sun Cancenan. You have probably baffled your friends and relatives for some time past and carefully disguised what you wanted to
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      1058 3 1961 -by P.I.H. Naylor threr years and that it can no longer be delayed. Once :ne cribis i» o>< will make an imporun. inanite in your background and ko aheaa with confidence on a new and interesting way of life. Musi people m born with the f I "1 Sun
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      470 3 it would be bet ei u> *;ay war home from July onward As you live through 1061 >ou will find yourself taking life seriously Older people in your group will give you something lo woiry about and you will be concerned not only about immediate reiauxes bu< p» rents, aunts,
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  • SPOTLIGHT ON TWO MUCH MARRIED WOMEN
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      She wed SEVEN men in SEVEN weeks—sent to jail for SEVEN months
      262 4 She wed SEVEN men in SEVEN weeks— sent to jail for SEVEN months BM.IMl) Sat— Nad \skalani. 'A, believes that if mm can nave harems, why shouldn't womm have the same privilege* Ptising as a nurs«-. which she is not, .she married v\»n men within mm en wrrks «t Baghdad.
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      26 husbands—so what?
      107 4 26 husbands— so what? £AIRO. Sat. An Egyptian mother, who has been married 26 TIMES, said to a judge: "What's wrong with that? It was not I wrn> divorced my husbands, it was (hey who divorced me when they coveted a prettier woman." She was opposing an application by Samir
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      What a mother sacrificed for her young son
      527 4  - What a mother sacrificed for her young son RAYMOND FOXALL A story of love and courage By LONDON. Sat. MRS. Edna Frost sacrificed the use of her legs for a year so that her son could walk. She is still hobbling but 15-year-old Kevin, ah invalid for most of h
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      Negro girl turns white in 3 years
      105 4 NEW YORK, Sat. A Negro woman who was turned completely white in three years was Introduced in Washington at a conference of the American Medical Association. Dr. Robert Stolar. an expert in skin conditions, described treatments that can turn Negro skin white and
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      Scooter service
      29 4 COPENHAGEN, SatGround hostesses at Kastxup. Copenhagen's airport, have been issued with children's scooters to use in the 500--yard-long corridors leading from the airport building to the planes.
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      Lock icon LONDON SEES A STRIP GIRL FROM JAPAN
      35 4 LONDON SEES A STRIP GIRL FROM JAPAN 0 Beautiful representative of streamlined moder. japan is Mirsuko. a strip artist in the show "Japanese Holiday," which opened at the Pigalle theatre-restaur-ant in Piccadilly, London. Reuter picture.
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      Pa keeps house while Ma brings home the bacon
      233 4 LONDON. Saturday. A HOUSEWIFE who can earn £6 a week mof« than her husband has changed places with him. Now 40-year-old Walter Ward's place is in the home, while his 35-year-old wife. Mary, is earning £15 a week teaching in an
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      For her old age — six oil wells
      34 4 For her old age six oil wells NEW YORK. Sat. Singrr Hlldegarde is putting a little something away for her old age. Now 54. she has Just acquired her sixth oil well In Oklahoma.
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      MAN WHO DIDN'T COME FOR DINNER
      42 4 ¥EW YORK, Sat.— lris Forrest's husband Mil--11 ton phoned home: "Have dinner ready." a That was a year ago and he has not shown up yet. Last week a New York Judge granted Iris a separation.
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      US medical profession is now Big Business
      174 4  - US medical profession is now Big Business PETER EVANS From |^EW YORK, Sot. Th* chances are that If a doctor is seen hurrying along the street here with his little black bog he is on his way to the bank to swell his ocI count. For the U.S. medical profession
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      Lock icon Prison with a snob appeal
      134 4 LONDON. Sat.— Dartmoor's days are numbered. The Home Secretary, Mr. R. A. Butler, has announced that Britain's most famous jail is to be demolished. It will be pulled down bit by bit as other accommodation becomes available for convicts under a new prl- son programme.
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    All the holiday news & sport in the Free Press
    188 5 All the holiday news sport in the Free Press THERE will be no Straits Times tomorrow. But The Free Press will be out as usual with all the local and overseas news. m addition, The Free Press will feature the first, not-to-be-mi.'sed instalment of Agatha Christie's new thriller. The Underdog
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    Ship's officer killed in motor crash
    118 5 Ship's officer killed in motor crash •GAPORE. Sat. A British merchant navy officer Norman Cawell. was killed In •ii early morning motor acrident at the 7 ms. Buklt Timah Road today. Third Officer Cawell of the Gold Ranger at the Naval Base was one of four people i travelling in
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    Sultan back from tour of Australia
    102 5 I KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. -The I Sultan of Pahang returner 7 to Malaya today with "»iapDy memories" of his visit to Auotr-'ia and New Zea- land. He wa.i greeted at the air- I port here by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin
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    Church services
    524 5 CHURCH OF ENGLAND M \ndrrw-s Cathedral: Dec. 1130 pm. Midnight Dec. 25—6 tin Holy Comlon. 7 am Holy Communion: 8 am Pans.! Communion; 9.30 a.m. Mandarin Holy Communion. II a.m Family ser- 12 pm Holy Communion; 6 pm F;i>tal Evensong. M Hilda* Church i KalOOf): Dec. 24-1130 p.m.
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    EXTORTION CASE MAN JAILED
    158 5 SINGAPORE, Saturday. II MAN who went to a restaurant in Smith Street to collect an extortion demand of $10,000 last week, found himself in a police trap instead, a magistrate here was told today. The man. Fong Fook Choi, 26. was arrested as soon as he
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    Court grants a Xmas request
    443 5 MAN WHO TOOK PROVIDENT FUND MONEY CAN HAVE FESTIVAL WITH FAMILY AND THEN TO JAIL SINCAPORE, Saturday. A DISTRICT JUDCE, Mr. Tan Wee Kian. deferred a jail sentence on a Central Provident Fund Board investigator today to enable him to spend Christmas with his wife
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    GILLIAN, 14, WINS MUSIC AWARD
    219 5 -but is undecided whether to accept GILLIAN UM (above), a 14 year old schoolgirl has been awarded a music scholarship by the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. The scholarship which is open to music students in Singapore and Borneo is offered every
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    A S5OO award for student
    70 5 SINGAPORE. Sat— Master N. Govlndasamy of Canberra School ha* received the second of two scholarships of! $500 offered by the Indo- Malayan Association to Indian pupils in government or aided English schools The scholarship i.-, to enable him to continue his education for the next
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    A trip to Bangkok for pretty 'Miss Jet-Age'
    98 5 A trip to Bangkok for pretty 'Miss Jet- Age' Singapore to Bangkok £iven by Thai International as a prize. Sunday Times picture shows ''Miss |et-Age" i and runners-up Miss Sybil Tan (right) and Miss Daisy Chin. Petite Miss Tok Sek Kee, a 19-year-old teleprinter typist at the Singapore Airport, was
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    Fanfare will greet new police bandmaster
    180 5 Fanfare will greet new police bandmaster CINCAPORE. Sat. A fanfare of bugles will greet Bandmaster Inspector Ridzwan Salmy bin Mulok when he arrives on the parade ground to takt over the baton from retiring bandmaster, Mr. J. E. Boyle. The handing-over will take place during a spcrml ceremony to be
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    RECITAL BY TOP RUSSIAN PIANIST
    85 5 RECITAL BY TOP RUSSIAN PIANIST SINGAPORE Sat Madam Tatyana Nikolaye- va, Russia's foremn man pianist, will give a recital In Singapore at tht i Victoria Theatre on Jan. 10. Madam Nlkolayeva. a 1 graduate of the Moscow Conservatorlum with double honours in pianofortt playing and composition. I has given concerts
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  • The LUCY HUANG PAGE
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      THE CREASE
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      Our Christmas story...
      40 6 OUR Christmas Day picture is of chubby, pensive, one-year-old Lay Lek "prise baby" of Singapore's St. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children. BELOW RIGHT, we see three young convalescents round Christmas trees in their ward. Sunday Times pictures.
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      Lock icon IS HERE TO STAY
      75 6 IS HERE TO STAY 0 HtKKS A;.ai the smart man-about-town will be wearing in metropolitan America next year, according to a report from New York. Though the lightweight sports jacket, in black and grey check wool, is oi little interest to us, the trousers show that the here to stay.
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      THEY, TOO, WILL CELEBRATE TODAY-CHILDREN WHO HA YE FOUND HOPE
      1290 6 THEY, TOO, WILL CELEBRATE TODA Y-CHILDREN WHO HA YE FOUND HOPE TUCKED away in a corner of Singapore's Chinatown, at the junction of Tanjong Pagar and Hoe Chiang Roads, is a tirediooking building with a crumbling facade and mildewed brick walls. You would not see it if you were just
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      66 6 f "i p3 ff^f |f^ pr *c^ i \jf IQj qJbT i! SiB^l Ebb WW V "V i"t TERMS! LJJ Here's your chance to own i any one of three outstanding Singer sewing machines at j|g greatly reduced terms! See mm K^r the SINGER THRIFTY TRIO >-J I^l EIH 1
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      40 6 It adds that extra Jg^ something i Just drop! HP I t^j^A. I S Sauce gives food the I^™ #s^ spicy tang that we o.V.'^.'.V't 0.?'.. j Vt""~"/ vegetables and noodle L^^^^^^^^™ w dishes, they taste BP^"*^ twice as good
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  • The taste-makers
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      Changed, the shape of an age
      1217 7  -  Vincent Mulchrome By He found out what makes a woman beautiful then turned his skill to cars A MAY twisted branches, moulded into meaningful form by .1 famous Japanese flower-arranger, stand in <\ corner <>l the •1 designer's office. "To be able u> create
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      WHY I DID IT—BY BUTLER CRONIN
      680 7 WHY I DID IT— BY BUTLER CRONIN By David English MIAMI BEACH (Florida). Saturday. THOMAS CRONIN. the former royal butler, who resigned from Prin--1 cess Margaret's staff because of disagreements with Mr. Antony Armstrong-Jones, has decided to stay in America "where I think there is every likelihood of achieving my
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      418 7 I \)\J MX If OPPORTIMIV STERLING M.ike >our mone>. cam rtunc monc> in the Security and Strength of 1 ombard Banking. Open a Bank Deposit Account IX LONDON AND IN SIM.APOKI Interest per annum, paid half-yearly, without deduction of United Kingdom Income la\. Write 10-day to the General Manager for
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    29 8 Mf.rrf. (Minimum, PITZPATRICK'S tUMHMtItKIT Th- ■>.... on TutiIMCtLA NAlliu BROADCASTING >« k II and ROSE! DOR LUNCH Da v from Mon-H% o fat.l'd 'i p*cial ln*i»i'U cb ck'b Curry at
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. December 25. 1960. WORLD IN A TURMOIL
    481 8 THE SUNDAY TIMES Sunday. December 25. 1960. WORLD IN A TURMOIL ONCE again of peace on earth and goodwill to all has gone out to Uie world. This time the call has special urgency. M of the world is In turmoiL la many places, then bloodshed and revolution; In others
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    You can't change Christmas
    893 8 You can't change Christmas ONE STABLE THING IN A BEWILDERED WORLD... E THE ARCHBISHOP CHRISTMAS, liibU It is a date arresting in shape and in sound. It tells us mat the century has started on its way out, and the contrast "l!)(K)-li)60" stares us in Ihe face. At the beginning
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    THE COW THAT DRANK HALF A BUCKET OF LATEX
    479 8 THE COW THAT DRANK HALF A BUCKET OF LATEX *B^^2 1I1Z9 THE DUSUN, Fri Dec. 16. THE powers-that-be have decided not to cut their annual grant towards the Tuan's upkeep next year, and so, at last, he will be able fo have some long-overdue house repairs done. He also contemplates
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    U2 affair heads ten top stories of year
    506 8 IkJEW YORK. Sat. Three stories the U-2 affair and Summit conference collapse, the United States presidential elections, and the Congo troubles led most editors' selections in the annual United Press International world poll to determine the ten biggest stories of the year.
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    Good for a laugh
    334 8 TWO Scots were complaining abou. the joke* based on alleged Scottish canniness with money. "Its disgusting and unfair! said the first. "I agree," said the second Scot. "The way they Joke about us you'd think we're concerned with nothing but money." "And have you heard the
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    An exodus from West Irian
    178 9 LEADER OF EMIGRANTS SAYS EVEN DUTCH WORKERS ARE LEAVING 300 Indonesians on way to Jakarta —'more to follow' SINGAPORE. Saturday. ABOUT 300 Indonesians from tension-packed West Irian left Singapore today for Jakarta, in the Straits Steamship vessel Marudu. The party, led by a former Dutch
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    A LUXURY CANTEEN FOR NAAFI
    80 9 A LUXURY CANTEEN FOR NAAFI SIM.APOKr.. >*t Mm of the Royal Viw statt-tned here can now boMt of having the mont luruiiou> NAAFI canteen in the Far East. The canteen was opened lawt week by the Com-manaer-in-Chief. lar Fast station. Admiral Sir David \mnni; other things, it ha, a restaurant,
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    707 brought special mail
    81 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. The first Air-India Internationa., Boeing 707 Intercontinental jetliner to land in Singapore arrived this week on a special flight with Christinas mail from London. The sleek jetliner "Everest" stopped over for only an hour to unload 17.800 lb. of mail, then took of! for
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    COPRA PRICE
    34 9 Sinopore opr» Ataoeiition noon prices per picul on Satur<iBv Pair m«rchant«ble Bombay mlxeh coprm: Jan. $27 i Nominal). Singapore Cooonut Oil Miller* V—xiaiion bulk S4O seilei.v arum $43 50 sellers Tone wa.qulf:
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    TIN PRICE
    22 9 »IM.APORE. Sal. Ti price in Singapore today Ma 5391.37'j per picul. unchanged and the estimated unofficial offerIng was 270 tow.
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    'Girl in a million arrives today
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Sat -QueensGirl in a Million, Judith Kenny. 9. will arrive in Singapore jmorrow for a four-day I spun;^red by n league ►ueens.and. is a teaCher.
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    Lock icon MALAYAN ARTIST SHOWS HIS PAINTINGS IN LONDON
    61 9 Ma lay on portrait painter M. Hoessein (left) explains to the Federation High Commissioner to Britain, Tengku Ya'acob ibni Al-morhum, one of his portraits after the High Commissioner had opened an exhibition of Inche Hoessein's work at the Chenil Galleries, London. Inche Hoessein
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    Robber fell Into drain In vain bid to escape
    305 9 SINGAPORE. Saturday. A MAN, Chin Teo Cheng, who took part with two others in robbing a cloth merchant, fell into a monsoon drain when he tried to escape and was caught by the merchant and his I son, the Third Criminal
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    Watchman robbed of gold ring
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two robbers threw a gunny sack over Boob Singh. 45. a watch- man at Labrador Villa near Pasir Panjang, and took away i his purse containing $42 and i a gold ring worth $40, yes- 1 terday morning.
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    Tide times for your swim
    109 9 TODAY: Setiili Keclul 2.48 a.m- (Bft. 31rn 240 p.m. (6(1. 3in>: Singapore 4.10 am. 1 8ft 4iid 3.44 pm. (Bft. 2in); Port Dlckson 10 31 a.m- (Ift 81n) 11.01 p.m. (Bft. 2ln>: Port Swettenham 10.06 am. dOft. 7ln) 1103 p.m. (lift. Tin); Penang 5 a.m.
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    Lock icon PIANIST FOU TS'ONG WEDS VIOLINIST'S DAUGHTER
    65 9 Brilliant Chinese concert pianist Fou Tsong (left) married 21-year old Zamira, daughter of world famous violinist Yehudi Menuhin "right), at Hampstead North London register office recently. Zamira is the daughter of Mr. Menuhin 's first wife, who has remarried and now lives in the
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    THIEVES DRIVE OFF WITH CLOTH
    53 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Thieves yesterday drove oft with a van containing $4,200 worth of clothing, the property of a merchant, Mr K. Eramu. The van. which was parked In front of Mr. Eramu's Jalan Mohamad Amm residence, was later found by the police at Tampoi,
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    Economy flights plan for students overseas
    253 9 ONDON, Sot. The Cambridge University Malayan Association is planning cheap summer flights between London and Maiayo next year. The flight organisers. D.O.K. Yeo. of Ipoh. and M. M. Satihaji, of Klang. told the Sunday Times that a leading airline here has promised the fullest
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    Talk to Rotarians
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Rev. G. J. Tellmann, Pastor of Wesley Methodist Church here, will speak on "The Spirit of Christmas" at a luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club at Cathay Hotel on Wednesday.
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    XMAS AT HOME FOR TROOPS AFTER 12 YRS. IN JUNGLES
    316 9 |(UALA LUMPUR. Sat.— i Thousands of Commonwealth troops in Malaya will celebrate their Christmas "in quarters' tomorrow for the first time in 12 years Ever since the shooting war against the Communist terrorists began in June 1948 the troops had
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    Special Xmas fare on Radio S'pore
    119 9 SINGAPORE. Saturday. D A D I O Singapore will feature six top-ranking musical groups in a programme "Meet the Bands" at 1 1 p.m. tomorrow. Other special programmes have also been arranged for the Christmas holidays. Tr-y entertainers In Singapore will feature in the
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    Theft from Council
    23 9 SINGAPORE. Sat.-Mecha-nical equipment worth $1,070 was found missing from the City Council Sewerage Purification plant at Andrew Road yesterday morning.
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      30 9 OPEN BOXING DAY 26th DEC. 1960 FROM 9.30 A.M. TO 1.30 P.M. FOR CONVENIENCE OF OUR CUSTOMERS CHANRAI'S. RAFFLES HOTEL SHOP ORIENTCRAFTS. 108. ORCHARD RD. CHANRAI'S. 81, HIGH STREET. SINGAPORE
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      WINNERS OF THE WEEK'S TOP PRIZES
      111 10 WINNERS OF THE WEEK'S TOP PRIZES THE winner of the week's top prize of $30 is "Hanging The Wash" (right), submitted by H. K Wong, of 79 Neil Road, Singapore 2. Mr. Wong used a Kodak Retina II camera and Kodak PlusX film. Setting;: f8, 1 125 second. The second-
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      Today's two runners-up
      82 10 Today's two runners-up IX)DAYS two run- ner-up prizes of $10 each go to "On The Way' (left), by Chin Pei Choo, and "Profile" (right), by Sylvester Ng Teck Fui. Mr. Chin, of 163-A Victoria Street. Singapore 7. used a Rolleiflex 3.5 camera and Ilford F.P. 3 film. Setting: fll. 1.125
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      HOW TO ENTER YOUR PRINTS
      104 10 ADDRESS your entries: Picture Contest, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9.* Name and address of sender, with title of picture and details of equipment used ond exposure, must be written on the back of every print submitted. The required information should
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      THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N...
      256 10  - THEIR NAMES LIVE 0N... DAVID CUNSTON By Rfor Rhodes showing how the names of famous or infamous people of >he past live on in the English language today. AS Cecil John Rhodes H853-1902> worked all his life for the betterment of Africa and Ita native populations. chiefly by striving to
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      Dam builder
      154 10  -  BARRY DRISCOLL'S THE North American beaver, through its instinctive behaviour of dam building, has done almost as much as man to change the face of that continent. Through lakes, caused by the constant damming of fast running rocky streams, vast areas of lush meadow land have been formed.
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      159 10 w^ki I r~% LL prize winners jQ^ y_) p\ will be paid by post. Their cheques will be posted to them durC H FQI J F m thr firs ten da > s V^l IL-Vi^UU month. ar A I VkW It Jit I I ill Ik 1 1 I- ih
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      175 10 [popular crossword^) ACROSS: 1. Separate 14), 4. Absorbed (4), J. Hackneyed (•>. Localitv (4), 6. Loud noise 1 3 9. 4. Make a point (5). 8 I Kind of palm ft), 11. Surrender the purpose <3>. 6. Gay <8>. (4). 12. Central point (it. 13. Lazily 4 8 Born 10
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    ON THE— RECORD
    494 11  -  METRONOME By TWO records that will pur your New Year party in the right spirit are Liberty's "Laughs For Losers" with American nightclub comic Dave Barry (mono LRP 3176), and "60 Years Of Music America Hates Best" with Spike Jones and his abominable orchestra (stereo LST 7154
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    NEWFILMS
    7 11  -  PETER LIM zl-»— i .a-;- S'^S
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    Lots of mud—but
    10 11 Lots of mud— but Stewart Granger, John Wayne and Fabian
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    SO delightful
    290 11 NORTH TO ALASKA John Wayne, Stewart Granger, Ernie Kovocj, Fabian, Copucme 20th Century-Fox "kJORTH TO ALASKA" is o comicdrama that you should try not to miss if only to witness the scenes in which tough guy John Wayne's tace assumes a look of ecstatic idiocy to tell us
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    CROOK CORNY
    180 11 CROOK CORNY SURPRISE PACKAGE Yul Brynrer, Mitii Goynor, Noel Coward Columbia "TMONEY. money, money; that's ah you guys think about money. You can get ulcers that way!" This brondside was fired at pressmen by rackets king Yul Brynner. modestly clad In a loud hat (see above), when being deportee back
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    The joyful sound of Xmas carols has great significance
    374 11  - The joyful sound of Xmas carols has great significance THESPIS BY MOT ALL 20th century musical trends have been degenerate. One of the most significant developments during the last 60 years is the great revival of interest in folk music, which, after all, is the basis of all music. We
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      326 11 f OUR CHRISTMAS CAROL ftact om tilk Jty/flt Law nyttt Al CV&mm> md i>n>X 'hr tmmmf ytmi Hare* o't>"> Imi Bormfl for all Aml for roi Al Chrulmtt W ihremthemi the eemtof yrott I >. ex Bombay AIR INDIA WEDDING jt T> f b\ mmmM^mJ&il- The bridegroom, Mr. Winne Chandrasekero,
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      142 11 Your Sunday radio RADIO SINGAPORE A.M. 630 Good Morning And A Merry Christrru. s 6.32 Morning Prelude; 7.00 The News; 7.05 Musical Sunshine; 8.00 The News; 8.05 Christmas Breuicfast Club Session; 9 00 Progamme Summary- 9.03 The Choir Sings: 9.30 Christmas Carols Prom Many Lands; 9.45 The Stuart Foster Show;
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      128 11 Sunset Serenade; 7.00 The News; 7.10 Newstalk; 7.15 Intermezzo; 7.30 Woman's Weekly; 7.45 Irama Malam; 8.00 The Fazely Affair; B JO The Ivan Browne Show; 9.00 Sweet And Liv»ly; 9.30 The News; 9.40 Evening Star; 10.00 Calypso Heatwave; 10J0 Words And Music; 11.00 Meet The Bands. Mldmgtn: Close Down. RADIO
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      143 11 P.M. 12.00 The Goon 8how; 12.30 Commonwealth Festival Choir. Taiping; 1.00 Worthington's Happy Christmas. All Stations: 1.15 Programme Summary; 1.17 The Boston Promenade Orchestra; 1.30 Time Signal And News: 1.46 Ladles Only; 2.17 Forces Favourites; 3.00 Calling On You. Kuala Lumpui Ana Nuiiutial tinoKAave Oniv: 3.30 Tne Story Of The
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      1276 12 ~ZgS| ■^SCTYOUR R6 GwM JOE' ~W I PEOPLE BcUEVEC CA<EC ANIMAL SCR^TS, cwMT. L K J VTW HURT Tft.gZfc.N'/ ft. fl Ag w£ ;E A SKEAT TKUE STORY- A IViu? LlON'S^gr/FQgAtU IMf/. I WE'LL LET NOTU'.siS "AKT I IK. TmEIRI WRESTLING MATCHES WHES HE WAS A CU&,/**<3lslO MA6NO, THE LION
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    Lock icon IS IT LAWFUL TO POSSESS FED ERA TION BIG SWEEP TICKETS?
    927 15 IS IT LAWFUL TO POSSESS FED ERA TION BIG SWEEP TICKETS? DROP US A LINE-AT THE SUNDAY TIMES, TIMES HOUSE, SPORE 9 DO NOT send stamps or return envelopes, we do not reply to letters by post. Unsigned letters and those without addresses, which we require as a sign of
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    Two questions about women
    96 15 lltfiO has more patience a man or a woman? ANNIE CHELLIAH-JOHN. Johore Bahru. In our youth ue were taught a little rhyme that goes: "Patience is a virtue; possess it if you can, Seldom found in women, and never in a man." OECENTLY I read in
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    Her man loves two women
    1043 15 Her man loves two women WRITE TO MISS JANE LEE, SUNDAY TIMES, RIVER VALLEY ROAD, SINGAPORE 9 I LOVE a man, and he loves me; but he also loves someone else. I I aye argued with him about it, but he says it is possible for a man to love
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    WHAT'S THE HURRY?
    135 15 I LOVE a boy or 17, but can't go out with him because I am schooling. Recently there was a letter in your column from a boy saying he was fed up with his girl, because she had told him she loved him. but would not go
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      142 15 commerce and industry H Mvvi < n H SINGAPORE TRADt pre- f^^Wk *^fltr^ sents, concisely, the in- H £jf*?Jtt*ZS &MM formation businessmen M j flfl i must know. Its all im- hff r l \P^- J »fu ■V* I M portant statistical soction Btß Shf "wt SQbM P S^^^UT is
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      MALA VAN TENNIS NEEDS A ROYAL SHOT IN THE ARM
      662 16  - MALA VAN TENNIS NEEDS A ROYAL SHOT IN THE ARM JOCK BAIN ...says Come now, Mr. Soh -see red and white 'I'm reported iriticu>ms by i Mr x,,»i i.hee Soon, pr«-Nident <>f .s\K\ of my article laM week mi(CK<*stinE ih.it Mngapnre rrpresentaii\r football teams should pl.it in the national i
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      SACA president due back soon
      35 16 SINGAPORE. Sat. The prestdeni ol the S;. gapore Amateur elation, Mr. W. Miller, is expected bar* from Britain by early February. He left for Europe on long leave last July.
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      New Ford conies in prize-winning style
      545 16 GALAXIE TOWN VICTORIA -A ROAD TEST REPORT THE 1961 Ford GaUxie Fordor Town Victoria (Hardtop), photographed at the Botanic Gardens. Singapore. All Sunday Times pictures 4%#OU LOOK like a playboy in this If swanky car with your sunglasses I and crewcut," said a friend
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      New chassis lubrication system for 1961
      400 16 New chassis lubrication system for 1961 lever— as the song goes was free and easy. The suspension, as to be expected in an American car, was on the soft side. This gave comfortable ride, but the car was hardly one to be thrown around corners. Acceleration was not as crisp
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      A NEAT GETAWAY...
      39 16 A MAT getaway that's tin- style <>f th r l'H.l lord <.al;i\ic at traffic-light junctions. Notr the fly-ing-saucer effect of the low-and-widp cut. and the KrUle-like design across the tail, which hides the centrally-located filler cap.
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      LOOK AT THAT OVERHANG
      10 16 The new Calaxie's spectacular rear overhang
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      Lock icon The Hawthorn Trophy
      95 16 WORLD champion racing driver for 1959-60, Austra- ltei's Jack Brabham Uefti, seen receiving the Hawthorn Memorial Trophy fkOB Sir William Lyons, the Jaguar chief, at a .dinner at the Royal Automobile Club, in London. Mrs. Hawthorn, mother of Mike Hawthorn, holds a replica of the trophy, pre-
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      BY THE WAY...
      39 16 TO ALL who celebrate, a very merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year. To those who don't, here's wishing you will next year. And a speedy recovery to all with a not-so-happy hangover from Christmas Eve.
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      18 16 easiest quickest way to give your car a superb show-room shine-and lasting* real wax protection Simoniz Silicone Speedwax
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      112 16 Exciting Colours Features Improvements 125 BANTAM (MODEL Dl A thoroughly reliable light weight of proven performonce. 175 BANTAM SUPER (MODEL D 7 Simply bristles with re* features redesigned frarre, dual seat, hydroulica' 1 M damped front fork, -etc. 250 O.H.V. STAR (MODEL Cl 5 with white -^ide wall t a
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      5 16 SPORTING SAM by Reg. Wootton
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      112 16 CROSSWORD SOLUTION ACROSS: Part. 4. Spot. 6.1 DOWN: 1. Propagate. 2 Rapt Din. 9. Areca. II. Cede. 12, Pivot. I 3. Trite. 4. Score. 5. Pat. 6, De13. Gable. 14, Patter. 15. Savoy. bonair 7. Idlv. 8 Nee. 10, Evert. 16, Erection 19. Gas. 22, Outrage, ill. Cavort. 13. Gait.
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    1960 – The Year of the Silver Medal in Malayan sport
    2445 17  - 1 960 The Year of the Silver Medal in Malayan sport NORMAN SIEBEL By NINETEEN SIXTY V has been a me Horable year for Malayan sport. It will Kalways be rememberMcd as the year of the first Olympic Games silver medal for a B Malayan which was won so worthily
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    CONQUISTADOR LOOKS MUCH TOO GOOD FOR HIS CLASS 2 RIVALS
    759 18 EPSOM JEEP's Christmas Meet winners QONQUISTADOR is fighting fit after a lengthy speS! and should readily outstay a very moderate Class 2 field over B if in Race Three at Penang today, first day of the ChristmasNew Year Meeting. Try
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    DEATH
    2 18 SARARATNASINCHr
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    36 18 MR. AND MR! nd at MR AND MRS. K ARUMAI NAVACAM II ■r I GREETINGS t4t ni,n,mi,m) JOAN Tt* nd a CAMINI S KORALA of I Cro.lANNOUNCEMENT M I M* %t» Minimum, SALON NEW VURKEN
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    SELECTIONS
    147 18 i PttM ii i r U I ROY POI.N I I K ■m i 3 Mil tIIWCI 1 I OK Ii ur l.o\r \njlcrv >crrnade \N(. >IK|N\UI I imi( Kjhru Trur l.€i\r TRI I. I ii\ I l.mt Miru\ \iul<r > Srrrnadr 3.33 OKI l>ll I M>\ I irr
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    FIRST DAY AT PENANG
    831 18 FIRST DAY AT PENANG Race I 3.0: (Class 4, Div. I)— s Furs. 1 8669 Rralm of (.old i Veni Yin St > Allan. 3 9.0 Shaari 4 '7 M» Kolle (Vein Vlri Sii Allan. 6 8.13 1 3 i 8046 Tionx Bahru i Dollar Konssli E. Breuic.. 4 8.11
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    CHENI DESERVES WINNING BREAK
    226 18 RrKinn i od outsider. He baa won twice uver the Penang 71 and his ram b*s been encouraging. At Pcnany in September he was third with 8.1 to Piet Hem over Tf and again third to Son of April over B>f "Last month at Ipoh he
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    Young Thais were too nippy
    706 18 Young Thais were too nippy BANGKOK, Sat. Only a Christmas Eve miracle can save Malaya from elimination in the Thomas Cup Asian Zone second round match here tonight. They will have to win four of the remaining five 1 matches Last night the Thais, without their two leading players Charoen
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    Lock icon Arsenal hold Wednesday 1-1
    54 18 LONDON. Sat— Arsei.al held Sneffielri Wednesday to a 1-1 draw |in their Dlv. oiie match a: Sheffield last nigiit. Olher results I ne.e: Div. 2— Leyton Orient v Midrtlesbi'ough postponed; Scuiitiiorpe 2 Brighton 2. Dlv. 3— Bren ford 2 Swiiirion 1: Tourquay 2 Waifora I; W.Usnll
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    Lock icon Auckland 261
    42 18 AUCKLAND. Sat. Auckland I were all out 261 m their first innings against the M.C.C. touring side on the first day of their match ihere today. By the close M.C.C i had replied with 18 for no uicket' j Reuter.
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    PRU TO HOLD THREE TRIALS
    150 18 IPOH. Sat. The H.M.S. M..--iaya Cup !Ugby replay between Perak and Selangor to decide the hi tp ctaapiOM has been fixed lor Jan. 7 on the Kuala Lumpur padar.p A clrav will enable Perak to reach the final. In preoararion lor the kry n.;.ch, Perak
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      122 18 TITONI 1 ONE OF SWITZERLANDS BEST i^/ f CfC C Xl ALA U MPI R Mn>AN*sT "Vj* 0 1 ■eWV// ....it 6 }adter 6y air "The Early Bird Catches the Worm" M Send your freight by INDONESIAN AIRWAYS Booking Office: Ist Floor, Bank of China Bldg., Singapore- 1. Phones: *****
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