The Straits Times, 28 January 1962

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lit Matey* No. 1377. SUNDAY, JANUARY 28, 1962 20 CENTS. KDN 040
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    Lock icon SPACE SHOT DRAMA
    962 1 HPTMHHnp^Hk I HAVE NO RELlGiOUS OR PHILOSOPHICAL QU ALMS^JJ-OOK FORWARD TO FLIGHT WITH GREAT ANTICIPATION Up at 2a.m. medical exam, breakfast then 4-hour wait inside capsule in vain CAPE CANAVERAL, Saturday AFTER a day of mounting tension, the United States called off plans to launch astronaut Col.
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    APPROVED: $450 MILLION ESTIMATES
    105 1 APPROVED: $450 MILLION ESTIMATES KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The House of Representatives tonight approved the development estimates totalling >450.--689,903. The biggest item of expendl urc ni :or the Ministry of Works. Posts and Telecommunications —more than <132 million. This amount Includes expenditure of more than $62 million on roads fend bridges;
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    Gladys, the rhino...
    27 1 One of Kenya's biggest tourUt attractions, has been lulled by poachers for the sake ol .her horn— believed by some to have aphrodisiac qualities.
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    Lock icon George Jefferys...
    19 1 Welsh revivalist and founder of the E'im Church, has died at hi.-. London home, aged 72.— Reuter.
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    61 1 NEW YORK. Sat— Dance that is tipped to topple the twist the Penguin Bounce-was shown recently in a smart Manhattan night club. It Is a fast shuffle affair, with arms held stiff at your sides and hands flapping madly like tiny wings. At the end of the
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    Baby burnt to death...
    16 1 In yesterday's Kowloon squatter lire which rendered more than 300 people homeless.
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    WALK-OUT BY PAP Talks Reddominated
    1542 1 WALK-OUT BY PAP Talks Reddominated KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Delegates trom the Peoples Action Party of Singapore walked out of the Malaysian Socialist Conference here today when they were refused permission to explain their working papers should be adopted for discussion. Before they walked out. Mr. S. Raiarauiam. Singapore's Minister of
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    President Sukarno...
    33 1 -Himself will be at Jaksrta airport to greet Crown Prince Alcihito and Princess Michiko of Japan when tiwy Man mi eicht-day tour of Indonesia on Tuesday it Iws oeen ..unounceu iieie.
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    Lock icon Dr. Verwoerd's...
    32 1 South African Nationalist Government yesterday survived by 98 votes to 49 a motion of no confidence proposed by the louder of the Opposition Uniud Party. Sir De Viher.s Graal.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Out-Mol and Mai
    239 1 THEIR NAMES ARE ERASED IN ALL THE RUSSIAS MOSCOW. Sat. Mr. Vyacheslav Moloiov I and three other members of the "Anti-Party Group" i today joined Stalin in having their names otficially wiped out 1 throughout the country. The step was announced in a decree of the Supreme
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  • The News
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      Chaplin's memoirs lifts the blinds...
      106 2 Chaplin's memoirs lifts the blinds... CHARLIE CHAPLIN is a name that needs no introduction, yet how much do you know about the private life of this famous man? Probably not nearly as much as you thought, though the name of Chaplin keeps -appearing in the headlines. Now The Free Press,
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      'EMERGENCY' PLANS NEEDED TO SPEED DEVELOPMENT
      390 2 Pre-fab buildings for rural areas, more oil palm planting By SUNDAY TIMES REPORTERS KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday jyjALAYA must be geared to a "state of emergency" to attain its development targets speedily, the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, said today. It must be "comparable
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      Rape, robbery: 3 youths for trial
      63 2 JOHORE BAHRU, Sat. Three youths will be tried before Inche Salleh bin Eckhardt, a local magistrate, on March 24 and 25 on charges of raping and robbing Mary Woo on Jan. 3 at a place off Jalan Abdullah Tahir in Johore Bahru. They are
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      A 'war' over site for new Johore market
      226 2 A 'war' over site for new Johore market JOHORE BAHRU, Sat.— A "war" over the $1.2 million Johore Bahru market to be erected by the Government is on here. The Chinese and Indian Chambers of Commerce have forwarded a joint petition to the President of the Johore Bahru Town Council,
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    • Article
      FISH TALK
      408 2 MOST of th« world's freshwater Ashes belong to a few large families, notably the ■Cyprinidae which Includes the Barbs, the Carps, the Dacelets and so on about two thousand species. The largest found In Malaya Is the Temelian (Probarbus jullienl) which to valuable as food but does not
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      Malaysia Week display: New opening time
      216 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday. fHE Malaysian exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall a feature of the Malaysia Week will be declared open by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, at 10 a.m. on Monday instead of at 5 p.m. as previously announced. A Government
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      Lim did write toMCP
      260 2 Lim did write toMCP 'IF NOT, SUE ME' SAYS PREMIER (SINGAPORE, Sat. Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said today that he could proved in a court that the Barisan Sosialis leader, Mr. Lim Chin Siong. wrote two documents for the Malayan Communist Party archives. The documents Mr. Lee referred
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  • Hasnah Vimala-Chen
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        THE WOMAN WHO STOOD WITH HER HEAD DOWED
        272 3 THE WOMAN WHO STOOD WITH HER HEAD DOWED The day that CflOMyCfl my mO rjO graves bring luck to certain people? Do the spirits arrange reunions lor the Jle to whom they take a fancy. Well, judge lor yourselves. It **as the Cheng Beng lestiva. And there was ■fiend Singapore
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        You are Judged by Your ENGLISH
        216 3 You are Judged by Your ENGLISH ;udged by the way yon speak and write. Are you content with the way yon express yourself? Are yon sure that you are not mpiriTty; ifiigiak^s that caUaC people to underrate you? You can improve your Fncl'^h quickly and en.ioyably the RJ. way. The
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        Tourist £oes Tarzan: Hitch-hike Swiss to spend a month with aborigines in Pahang
        153 3 IT IS not often that our hitch-hike tourist go Tarzan but that is exactly what handsome Gmur Paul, a 21--year-old Swiss, who has given himself five years to circle the globe, plans to do Omur <left> arrived
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        Now—have you ever seen a leaf walking? Well,! have
        285 3 Now— have you ever seen a leaf walking? Well,! have I SHUDDERED and shook my head. But there it was a leaf walking up the trousered leu of 3N-jear-old Inche Zainul bin Abdul Malek, a fruit vendor in Teluk Anson. Carefully Ziiimil deku'hed the leaf and placed it flat on
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        AT LAST PSYCHO MEN ADMIT: WE CAN BE HURT BODY AND SOUL
        212 3 AT LAST PSYCHO MEN ADMIT: WE CAN BE HURT BODY AND SOUL J AM not surprised to learn that psychiatrists are now considering the possibility that grief may be a disease. They suggest that, just as a scald produces a blister, or a blow a bruise, so sorrow may also
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        THE BOY WITH GIFT OF TONGUES
        147 3 THE BOY WITH GIFT OF TONGUES •pHE little Malay boy who sold water vessels at a riverside bazaar in Kuala Kangsar intrigued me. He switched with such facile ease from Mandarin to Hokkien and then to Cantonese that I had to find out more about him. "It was all my
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        CASH AID FOR JANE
        190 3 J^ TIMELY donation I am told, from the Federation's Social Welfare Lotteries Board has helped to solve the problem of maintaining Jane Chwee the 14-year-oJd blind Chinese girl from St. Nicholas Home In Penang. at the Chorleywood College. a ?r.immar school for blind girls in England.
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        A STUDY IN FEAR
        219 3 THE headmaster of the Sekolah Kebangsaan in Paka 'Dungum Inche Mohammed bin Abdullah. 45. offered me his left hand in salutation. His right Is limp and useless. Behind that limp lies a tragic story. Inche Mohammed said: "It was September 1945. The Japanese had surrendered and
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        GOOD FOR A LAUGH
        321 3 AN American on a whirlwind tour of Europe arrived In London. On the first day he saw the Tower of London. St. Pauls, Westminster Abbey, the National Gallery, and a dozen other famous tourist spots. At four o'clock in the morning he finished at Covent Garden
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  • Sunday Serial
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      NEW CHARGES...
      5128 4  -  DAVID BARATHAM By ...That could mean the death penalty for accused planter MR. NEAL CROSS-EXAMINES THE ACCUSED THE SUNDAY TIMES PICTURS CONTEST has been held over one week due to pressure of space. This and next week's results will appear next Sunday. QUITE apart from the dramatic aspects
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      THE STORY SO FAR...
      170 4 THE STORY SO FAR DURING the Emergency. Jeffrey Watts Carter, the 41-year-old manager of Bedrock Rubber Estate. t$ told by a police officer that a surrendered bandit had taid that he was highly thought of by his labour force. Not long afterwards Watts Carter leaves Bedrock, lever to return. He
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  • The News
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      4-cornered fight likely for Dato Onn's seat
      238 5 4-cornered fight likely for Dato Onn's seat ITUALA TRENGGANU. 1Y Sat. The byelection for the Kuaia Trengganu Selatan parliamentary seat caused by the death of Da to Onn bin Ja afar xpected to be a our-cornered fight. So far the Alliance, the sociaL&i Front and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party haw
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    • Article
      Boy who tried to outrage girl fined S2OO
      173 5 Boy who tried to outrage girl fined S2OO PNANG. Sat— An eight-year-old girl told a juvenile court today she felt "so ashamed" when a boy pulled down her knicker.-- and molested her one morning. "He lelt me when I cried out lor my mother, the girl testified at the trial
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      Lib-Soc. meeting
      25 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. The annual general conlerence oi the Liberal Socialist Party will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 10 a.m. tomorrow.
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      Pinch and slap' from playful oltergeist
      278 5 Pinch and slap' from playful oltergeist TELOK ANSON. Sat THINGS GO BUMP FOR WIDOW. HER SON AND DAUGHTER was quiet in the plank and attap house of Madam Looi Kheng Chee, 67, in Immigrant Road here until two nights ago. Then strange things began to happen. There was a loud
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      TV PLAN TO SELL PACIFIC TRAVEL
      187 5  - TV PLAN TO SELL PACIFIC TRAVEL FRANCIS BOEY From HONG KONG, Sat. Television may be used to publicise tourism in the Pacific. The Pacific Area Travel Association, whose annual conference ended here today, hopes to make films of scenic spots, culture, religious ceremonies and festivals of member countries. They would
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      BIG NEW HOUSIN6 ESTATE FOR TELOK ANSON
      83 5 BIG NEW HOUSIN6 ESTATE FOR TELOK ANSON rpELUK ANSON. Sat. 1 Teluk Anson's newest housing estate the $800 000 Anson Park in the Durian Sebatang area «s nearing completion. It is being built on a 4.--acre site in Kampong Raja bounded on one side by private land and on threeothers
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      New Zealand Ministers on tour
      84 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Two New Zealand Ministers and lour other parliamentarians arrived here today on the lirst leg of an extensive tour of Asia. The YIPs are Mr. J. Rae. Mn 'later for Housing. Mr. H. G. R. Mason, former Attorney General and Minister for Justice,
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      Investment club-how to form a successful one
      836 5 Investment club-how to form a successful one 0 Cut. oui and keep (or future refrrencr If you have any queries write to the City Editor. The Sunday Times. Times Uou» Singapore 9. A DIRECT STAKE IN OUR FUTURE PROSPERITY CINCE this column was started in September last, several scores of
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  • Foreign News
    • FOREIGN DESK
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        Lock icon IRIAN-BOUND SOLDIER IN UNIFORM ACTION
        119 6 IRIAN-BOUND SOLDIER IN UNIFORM ACTION THE HAGUE. Sat. A young Dutch soldier is challenging the practice of sending soldiers bound for West New Guinea in civilian clothes On Feb. 7 a court will hear a claim by the soldier that he should travel to New Guinea in uniform and with
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        Lock icon Portuguese Govt...
        22 6 Has announced thai Indian subjects Interned following the invasion of Ooa must leave Portuguese territory when they are released. Reuter.
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        Ex-King Leopold...
        29 6 Of Belgium and his wife. Princess Liliana de Rethy. arrived in Mexico City by air and were Immediately whisked into seclusion by a Belgian Embassy car.— U.P.l.
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        Lock icon Chancellor Adenauer...
        32 6 Is making further progress tn his recovery from a wefk-oid cold and will return to his office "in the course of next week." a Bonn government spokesman said yesterday. Reuter.
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        Lock icon Tin price may go up
        80 6 LONDON. Sat.— A possible strengthening of the whole tin price structure In the near future ls forecast today by the Mining Jurnal. Latest Indications from Washington are that the request for release of tin from the American stockpile will not come before Congress until Easter,
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        Lock icon First Asian...
        32 6 Boy Scout Jamborer would be held on Aug. 3 to 7 this year near the foot of ML Fuji In Central Japan, the Japan Boy Scout Federation announced yesterday. Reuter.
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        Berlin Wall: Allies hit back by a damp on travel
        236 6 Berlin Wall: Allies hit back by a damp on travel WASHINGTON. Sat— The three Western Allies in Berlin have imposed further restrictions on travel by East Germans to NATO countries. State Department officials said yesterday. The new clamp down was described by officials as a counter-measure to the building of
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        Lock icon Two priests get 12 years' jail
        63 6 MOSCOW. Sat.— Trie Lithuanian supreme court has imposed jail terms of eight and four years on two Roman Catholic priests accused of misappropriating cathedral building funds the Soviet news agency Tass reponeu yesterday from Vilnius (Vilnai Father Superior Ludas Povilonis wax sentenced to eight
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        AMERICAN MOON ROCKET MISSES TARGET
        295 6 AMERICAN MOON ROCKET MISSES TARGET CAPE CANAVERAL, Saturday. A (iOLI) and silver box of instruments intended lor the moon was speeding through outer space today on a course that will miss it by 20 to 30 thousand miles. The spacecraft will eventually orbit the sun. 1 'Ranger ill. the most
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        Lock icon Part-blind Sonia of S'pore weds engineer
        247 6 Part-blind Sonia of S'pore weds engineer ASHINGTON .Northern A England), Sat.—Partial-ly-blind Singapore Beauty Sonia Lai, 33, was today married at the Roman Catholic Church here to a British sea-going engineer who has vowed to help her recover her sight. Wearing a Chinese wedding gown of white-figured brocade, slim-fitting with shoulder-length
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        A career diplomat...
        27 6 Mr. Obeboon VanUckul. 49. has been named Thailand's <-«y sldent representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency in Vienna, it was announced today.— U.P.l.
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        JET PILOT TO FACE SPY CHARGES
        175 6 ROME, Sat.— Lieut. Miluc Solakov, the Bulgarian pilot who crashed with his jet near a secret Nato base in Italy, will be tri«d for espionage. Government sources said the 22-year-old pilot would be tried In a cilvil court under peacetime procedures. He faces a
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      In between takes-a twist in the studio
      105 7 In between takes- a twist in the studio ...WORLD ON SUNDAY A YOUNG woman in a cheongsam whirls and controts her body into various positions in time to the music. She is dancing the twist, the new dance craze that is sweeping from country to country. A scene from a
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      Suspect rocket and U.S. space gamble
      473 7  - Suspect rocket and U.S. space gamble CHAPMAN PINCHER Pr*vi«» of (h« big shoot by TMI PAQt TNAT KttPS H I YOU IN TNI riCTUBt I OCAPE CANAVERAL, Saturday N the humid mud-flats of Cape Canaveral hundreds of American rocket scientists are preparing for their most concentrated assault on Russia's forbidding
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      Sunday in America
      239 7 MIMI KIZICK went to court to win the custody ol her pet parakeet Jimmy. Sobbing, Mimi told Los Angeles judge Elmer Doyle: 'I love that otrd like nobody's business. Hi calls me Mama." But ex-husband Nlckolas had much the sume feelings for the bird. "He calls me
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  • Woman's World, Jone Lee
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      LOUD LESSONS IN A CINEMA
      385 8 Persistent piper and patient parents yfE WENT to the movie in guest of quietude, and suffered instead a fretful questionnaire. It began before 1 had even sniffed the air conditioning or relaxed my weariness in the padded chair. To the throbbing tattoo of tiny feet
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      Weird and wonderful notions for your wedding
      83 8 Weird and wonderful notions for your wedding THIS is Hie year of weird and wonderful wedding notions. How do you fancy yourself tripping up the aisle in this believe-it-or-not gown recently shown by Sidon in London? In rich slipper satin, the slim-fitting sheath has a built in train, and the
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      COUSIN WHO KEEPS ON CHANGING HIS MIND...
      470 8 COUSIN WHO KEEPS ON CHANGING HIS MIND... HUMAN CASEBOOK CK)R many years I have been corresponding with my cousin. When we first met he told me that he loved me. He is living about 200 miles away from me. After a year of our friendship his attitude towards me changed.
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  • Special Feature
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      WOMEN'S INTEREST GROWS IN CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES
      1143 9  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS BY Rush for admission to college from those living in rural areas MORE women in Malaya are becoming co-operative conscious these days. Like the men. they are determined to play a greater role in the improvement of the standard of living of
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      The biggest group so far attends a lecture
      74 9 Sixty-six Malay women co-operators from aU over the Federation the biggest group so far in class during a ce»rse at the Co-operative College, •■flinj iaya. Standing on the right is the Princi- pal of the College, Inche Abdul Majid bin Hoji Mohammed,
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      Retired officer is principal
      163 9 INCHE ABDUL Majid bin Haji Mohammed (right) is the first Principal of the Co-operative College of Malaya. Educated at the Anderson School, ipoh, he entered Government service m 1921 and served in the Land, Treasury and District Offices in Perak. Later he teas transferred to the
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
    16 10 OOMOTMT IMT Bull BjiaHlHl mr «aak Jaaaary SMB «a Fobraary —a mtrtm aa akta oar*
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
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  • Leader Page
    • SUNDAY OPINION PAGE TIMES
      • OPINION
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          TOP OF THE CLASS?
          259 10 TOP OF THE CLASS? i pUBLISHED on this page today is a remarkable assessment of Malayan education by a bright young man, 19-year-old Goh Cheng Teik, who until recently was head prefect of St. Xavier's Institution in Penang. He makes a pertinent point when he says: "Belonging as I do
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        Nook back in gratitude
        982 10  -  GPH CHENG TEIK MY LAST DAY.. Eg MALAYA'S NEW WRITER NO. 27 IS AN EX-HEAD PRIFECT OP ST. XAVIKR'S INSTITUTION. PKNANO THE school bell strikes a strident note. This is it. My last day at school. Today as I watch my classmates tramp through the corridors
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        LOSING YOUR CITIZENSHIP
        744 10  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By Your papers can be revoked if you are disloyal to Malaya, aid the enemy in time of war or &o to prison J^KT'S say you have qualified for citizenship through registration or naturalisation and have obtained your "papers/* Now you have certain obligations which
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        WHAT MAKES A MALAYAN WRITER
        1371 10  -  ARTHUR GOPALAN Bu WHAT makes a writer? This is a question which writers and readers, too should be able to answer lucidly and spiritedly, even if their replies are as varied and incompatible as politicians' formulae for good government. But the question I have just
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          Sea cows and the 'not so cruel' sea
          168 10 Sea cows and the 'not so cruel' sea Fwas news to me that the sea cow or the dugong. the originator of the mermaid legend, love* to sport in the deeps of the China Sea (Sunday Times, Jan. 14). I was always under the impression that the sea cows stuck
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          158 10 ALL praise to Mr. Ng Yew Kool, the Menglembu miner who (Sunday Times, Dec. 14) knocked down a thug and then put him to flight. If only the victim of petty thieves would show a little fight. In a cinema the other day I saw three drain-pipe trousered youths trying
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          112 10 WITH the Chinese New Year Just round the corner I expect there will be the inevitable cascade in thf» press of protests and entreaties to tone down the display of flre crackers. I think we people in Malaya should come to an understanding about celebrating national holidays in as quiet
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      $4.7m Govt. homes plan
      331 11 $4.7 m Govt. homes plan 'PROPERTY-OWNING DEMOCRACY THE AIM' SAYS ISMAIL HOUSES WILL BE SOLD FOR $35 A MONTH KUALA LUMPUR, Sat A $4.7--million housing plan was approved by the House of Representatives today. Low cost houses will be built and sold to people earning less than $300 a month
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      TENGKU 'BEST CHOICE'
      287 11 TENGKU 'BEST CHOICE' Chancellor •f Ihuversity hailed KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The appointment ol the Prime Minister, Tengku Adcuil Irihrntin. as tiie first Malayan Chancellor of the University of Malaya, was today well received by leadIng educationists and community leaders here who rtwrribid it as "the best choice possible Mr. Leone
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      BANKRUPTCY CASE IS ADJOURNED
      50 11 SINGAPORE. Sat In the bankruptcy petition against Mr Martin Lee. a property owner, which was adjourned for hearing to Feb. 23. Mr. H. M Dyne appeared for the petitioning creditor the Ban Hin Lee Bank Ltd The judgment debtor way represented by Mr Poh Guan Hock.
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      Police kill woman bandit 12 years in jungle
      151 11 Police kill woman bandit 12 years in jungle A LOR STAR. Sat. A woman terrorist, believed to have been in the jungle for 12 years, was shot dead by a combined Malayan Thai police patrol in Thai territory last month. News of the kill was withheld for security reasons. A
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      BRITISH SOLDIER, GIRL MISSING
      118 11 BRITISH SOLDIER, GIRL MISSING MALACCA. Bat. A British soldier who should have sailed for home in the troopship Nevasa yesterday has been posted absent without leave. Also missing are his Chinese girl friend and a 14ft. sailing dinghy from Terendak camp here, where he was stationed. The soldier. Private Frank
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      BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
      220 11 BUSINESS ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE CTNGAPQRE n>l ihMinwi I *y on t^e Malayan Stock Exi the naanber of deals m Ukiaaatamat: East ft—iH«| (79©i $3.72 SL: Pea. Oispefisary (MN) $1 M: r. and K. ords (2J9M) S2J*. Gammon (5.000* Malayan Banking (500> t6.«f> SL: <1.500 i $6.b0 8M: Hothmans OjMO.i
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      Engineer in to search for lost brother
      212 11 Engineer in to search for lost brother SINGAPORE. Sat. A Ceylonese ship's engineer is now in Singapore to begin a Far Eastern search for information about his sailor brother whose ship sank In the China Sea Just two days before he was due to sign off. Mr. Harry De Vos.
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      APPLICATION HEARING
      36 11 SINGAPORE. Sat An application for admission to practise in the law courts of Singapore by Miss Ong Cheng See will be heard on Friday. The report that her application had been withdrawn was incorrect.
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      UNIONS' SPOKESMAN DENIES GOH'S RIVALRY STATEMENT
      172 11 UNIONS' SPOKESMAN DENIES GOH'S RIVALRY STATEMENT SINGAPORE. Sat The Singapore Federation of Unions of Government Employees has denied that there is rivalry among its affiliated linirmK The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, had spoken about the rivalry among the Federation's affiliated unions at Thursday's sitting of the Legislative Assembly.
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      Warning on $50 notes
      55 11 MALACCA. Ba t. Malacca police today warned the public to be careful when receiving $50 notes and to examine them carefully to ensure they are not forger'.es. The principal of the Methodist Glrlb" School here recently handed the police a forged $50 note. The money had
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      Kiwis bid farewell with a parade
      218 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. QXE of the most decorated squadrons in the Commonwealth, No. 75 Squadron of the Royal New Zealand Air Force, climaxed their term of service in Singapore and Malaya with a farewell parade at RAF Tengah today. The Kiwis, who have been serving
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      Gifts wanted for jumble sale
      53 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Cheshire Home at Tanah Merah has appealed to the public for donations of goods for its Jumble sale to be held at St. Andrew's Cathedral grounds on Feb. 28. Donors should send their gifts to Mrs. Lilian Eu at 10-B. Chulla Street,
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      Survivors picked up as tanker breaks in half
      211 11 Survivors picked up as tanker breaks in half SINGAPORE, Sat. The 10,000 ton tanker Stanvac Sumatra which sent out distress calls from a position 300 miles Southeast of Saigon this afternoon was reported by an RAF Shackieton of 205 Squadron, Changl, to have broken in half in a sea whipped
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      88 11 TODAY'S HIGH TIDE TIMES TODAY: Swiil: Kechll 2.14 TOMOUOW: Sedili KrcliU ajn (~SV.\ 2M pja. <6ft>; 2 4€ ajn. (7.2ft). 3 45 p.m. ■HpiK 3.16 ajn. (1.41:.', (SJft.>; Singapore 3.55 ajn. S.1C PA n.7ft_); Port Dickaoo (8.2ft). 4.1« pjn. (7.1 ft.); Port \t32 am. (tft.). 11.03 pjn Dickjon 11.M »jn.
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      YOUB DOG
      441 12 POINTER' on training J^| I HAVE been receiving quite 1 lev queries regarding general weiiare of dogt. In view of into I trunk we ucmo do well ihtt week, to have a general ■winning up oc just bow best u> keep ones animal fit and Is gooc conaiuon.
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      5 BALLETS IN ONE SHOW
      218 12 SLNOAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Ballet presented tte nrst 'Ballet Workshop, featuring the work :ve young dancerchoreographerb. in the Cultural Centre last night. prc>eniec. Pn-.: "The Isolated" MM :h< mw. original i"ep.ion aud th< most -ccompUshed li. t xcru'.ion Tw ballet was danced to Don"Vanauotu> on
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      FUTURE DEPENDS ON STUDENTS
      148 12 pENANG. Sat. The X future progress of this country would depend on the quality of students its schools produce, the Chief Education Officer. Mr. A. Halllday. said here today. "Pupils are like seeds that are being sown, and if the teachers nourish them properly, they should
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      INDIA DAY RECEPTION
      60 12 Envoy welcomes Puan Noor Aishah THE Assistant Indian Commissioner in Singapore, Mr. C. j. Malik, welcoming Puan Noor Aishah when she arrived with the Yank di Per tuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak.for the 12th India Day reception at the Bharat Bhavan on Friday night. Cabinet ministers,
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      Port fire service inadequate? 'No,' says Dato Ahmad
      280 12 Port fire service inadequate? 'No, says Dato Ahmad KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. |)ATO Ahmad Perang, General Manager of the Malayan Railway and chairman of the Port Swettenham Board, said today he was satisfied that fire services at the port were adequate. He was commenting on a complaint made at a recent
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      Students tpld to study Malayan problems
      129 12 Students tpld to study Malayan problems KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Minister of Education, Inche Audul Rahman bin Hajl Talib, today said Malayan students should not confine themselves to academic pur-, suits but should also understand the problems of Malayan society. He said this when opening "operation charity." sponsored by the
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      HICKLING BACK UNDER COLOMBO PLAN
      79 12 HICKLING BACK UNDER COLOMBO PLAN KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mr. R. H. Hlckling, who recently retired from the Malayan legal service, will return here tomorrow to take up his former Job as Commissioner of Law Revision. This time his services are being provided by Britain under the Colombo Plan. He will
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      Bridesmaid gives a helping hand to Singapore bride
      82 12 Bridesmaid gives a helping hand to Singapore bride Mr. CheUiah Karthir- gamathamby and his bride, Miss Sophie Tan Guek Meng, alter their wedding in Singapore yesterday. The bridegroom is the second son of the late Mr K. Cbelliah of Kuala Lumpur and Mrs. CheUiah, now in Ceylon. lln bride is
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      Socialist Front wins Penang Rural District by-election
      209 12 Socialist Front wins Penang Rural District by-election PENANG. Sat. *pHK Socialist Front candidate, liuhe Abu Bakar Hashim, 25, a clerk, tonight won the by-election in the Penang Island Rural District Council for the Pucaat Muk;i ward. Inche Abu Bakar polled 1.017 voles against 942 votes polled by the Alliances Inche
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      A strike threat at two firms
      150 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The National Union of Commercial Workers has served a five-day strike ultimatum to the management- of two firms dealing In tertlle goods here to recognise the union. The firm are Messrs. Hardlal Singh and Co.. and Olan Singh And Co. In
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      The walk-out...
      40 13 The walk -out... ...Devan Nair and his men leave the hall >c Peoples' Action Party delegates, led by Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, walking out of the Malaysian Socialist lonference at the Chinwoo Auditorium in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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      175 14 /&Lt&> **£3r i> mm I, 4 A i.jE9 -v now is your r^m FROM FEBRUARY yj^r !'^^B^W^% 'Miss Pepsodeni' will be visiting houses all over Singapore, and later in the Federation. When she calls at your i^-^BKP* house make sure you can produce a jA rube of New Pepsodent— any
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        693 15  - SIMONE TALKS ABOUT NAZIS, BOMBS AND LIFE WITH YVES RODERICK MANN BY HE'S BOSS, AND THAT'S HOW I LIKE IT. I WOULDN'T HAVE IT ANY OTHER WAY UKRS is v hell of a face. Not a mask, but a proud identity card. A face which mirrors 40 years of living;
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        476 15 THE COMMANCHEROS John Woyne, Stuart Whitman, Ina Balm 20th Century-Fox (De Luxe Colour i PEDSKINS these days have gone too respectable so friends have complained to me. No longer do they pester the traders for lirewater, they wince when they draw a
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      639 19 PRESENTING THE SUPER MINX put rudest thing you can say to a motoring correspondent when he is in the company of a new car and a representative of the car's aflents probably is: -What. THAT'S a car?!" The obvious answer i "Only to those who can
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      A citizen's problem...
      154 19 A citizen's problem. i^ivf^rHH: fr*'*'* WE answer the I IS it necessary for a Federal citizen, who wishes to acquire Singapore citizenship, to surrender his Federal citizenship certificate? PAUL A. SIM I poh You needn't surrender the certificate. You will be deprived of it in due course WHO holds constitutional
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      THEATRE TALK
      233 19 THE Singapore Musical Society is planning a further choral concert and one of the items to be included in the programme will be Bach's 'Sleepers Awake." Soloists are required for soprano, tenor ana bass pans, and auditions will be iieiU early in February. Soloist* are invited to m.ike
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      Court praise for woman extortion bid victim
      271 20 MAN BARGAINING ON TELEPHONE WHEN POLICE CLOSED IN KLANG. Saturday. A 40-YEAR-OLD woman was praised in the Sessions Court here today for helping the police arrest a would-be extortioner. "If we had more public-spirited people like you there would be no extortioners or
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      SYMPOSIUM
      28 20 SINGAPORE. Sat— A talk and symposium on "the functions of youth organisations" will be held at the Chinese V.M.C.A. auditorium at 5 p.m. on Tuesday. Feb. 6.
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      Top form Spurs thrash Plymouth
      279 20 Top form Spurs thrash Plymouth PAGE 2O SPORT LONDON. Sat.— There was no giant killing feats in the fourth round of the English F.A. Cup today. Cup holders Tottenham Hotspur hit top form to beat Plymouth Argyle 5-1. r.\. tIP 4TH ROVXD W..ii Villa 2 Huddersfield 1 Burnley v Leyton
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      RIC gold medal to R. Mason
      94 20 SINGAPORE. Sat. R. Mason fnett 74) won the Royal Island Club s gold medal and "A" Division mon-.hly medal at Thomson Road today. Runner-up was Low Kee Pow men 76. Ball sweep winner for the first nine was N. W. Gammon <ncu 37 1
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      Five for Jurong
      19 20 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Jurong beat S.T.U. 5-1 in a ti.Q.STJi. Div. 3A ma'.ch a' Paierson Road today.
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      Late winner
      29 20 SINOAPORE. Sat— A late goal by Yardarajoo enabled Junior A.A. to beat Seleiar Tamil Association 1-0 in the Sembawang Tamil Festival soccer final at Naval Base today.
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      Moss and Brabham are beaten
      40 20 INVERCARGILL (New Zealand). Sat. Bruce McLaren, of New Zealand, won the InvercarglH Grand Prix motor race here today In a Cooper. Stirling Moss (Britain) was second, and Jack Brabham (Australia) was third. Both drove Coopers.
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      Alex Chan shines at first age group swimming meet
      668 20 SINGAPORE. Saturday. "VINE-year-old Alex Chan was the star performer at the finals of the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association first open age group champion- ships at Tanjong Rhu today. Alex won all his three finals i in the events for boys over
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      POLICEMEN CALLED TO CURB RUSH FOR AN6 POWS
      201 20 POLICEMEN CALLED TO CURB RUSH FOR AN6 POWS SINGAPORE. Sat. Police reinforcements had to be called in at the Delta Ganges community centre in Havelock Road and Ux' Maude Road Community centre this morning where 2.300 Chinese New Tear gift parcels were distributed to poor aged people in the State.
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      Two new captains
      39 20 SINGAPORE, Sat. Two officers of the Singapore Military Forces have been promoted from the rank ul lieutenant to captain, according to a Government Gazette notification. They are Jamal Ahmad bin Bagoo and Peter Tan Whay Chuan.
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      Rubber: Improved relationship
      240 20 SINGAPORE, Sat—Relationship between the Malayan rubber industry and overseas rubber consumers with regard to quality claims, sampling methods and arbitration would be improved and well established in the near future. This assurance was given last night by the re-elected chairman of the Singapore Rubber Packers' Associa- tion.
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      Desmond Brown lands a fine hattrick
      1501 21  -  EPSOM JEEP Salji (late Hopeful Blue) scores an easy two-length win in the one mile Pensioners Cup at Bukit Timah —and makes it 4 in a row on Pagan King by LAST-MINUTE BRIEFING... It's Run Run all the way SINGAPORE, Sat. A brilliant hattrick
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      THE BIG SWEEP
      49 21 TOTAL POOL: $174,676 Ist. *****9 ($78,6*4) 2nd. *****4 (539.302) 3rd. ****** (521J34) STARTERS ($3,119): Nos. 3*6257: H7202; *****3; *****6; *****0; *****5: *****4. CONSOLATIONS ($1,310): Nos. *****2; 251*44; 1747*7; 3975U: ******; 4*9231; *****8: *****9: *****6: 4i3196. LITKY DRAW Mini Minor—ls3l7 Lambretta Scooter—l 2374 Radiogram —***** I 1
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      K.L. RACE WEIGHTS
      557 21 K.L. RACE WEIGHTS WEIGHTS for first day of the SelanCliold Cup meeton Feb. I are: CL 1. Div. I— 6F Henggeler Memorial Trophy Ne Flake 9M Happy Melody 8.13 Bowdlrr 8.10 Jan Singer 8.0" Roi D'atout 8.06 Lightning Flash B.o> Staraway 8.05 Dententurhu 8.05 No Kidding 7.11 Equity 7 11
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      MCA name Ceylon players to tour Malaya
      143 21 MCA name Ceylon players to tour Malaya SINGAPORE. Sat. Dr. Ong Swcc Law. chairman of the MCA. tours sub-committee, today di>closed the names of the Ceylon Government Services players who are "expected to make of tour of Malaya and Singapore in May and June. The team, which will include 10
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      Our Someo is promoted
      103 21 SINGAPORE, Sat. Our Someo, a last-start winner in Class 5 at Ipoh, has been promoted to Class Thirteen horses have been demoted at the same time. They are: From Class 2 to Class 3— Brilliant Scholar, Good Wind, Tropic Tulloch, Kawanua. Pieternel, Buster, Captain PH. Cheu
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      171 21 Top woman columnist l/^f^Tw^i Anne Scott-James po- tW^i^j^Lll j it I 0 A* sW *kay ii i\ ij if BEAUTY: The Balanced Way To. Slim Two-Type Skin Beauty Club Friends and Beauty Consultant s AdviceFASHION: For Lazy Days yvith Free Patterns Vicki's Malayan Sarong-San Roland Chow's New Year Cheongsams. FICTION:
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      South sweep to an 18-10 deserving win
      210 22  - South sweep to an 18-10 deserving win NORMAN SIEBEL After a false start, MRU classic &ives tke crowd plenty of excitement and &ood ru^er... Fullback McKay is man of match by SINGAPORE, Sat. After a first half of spoiling rugger which ended with a goal to each side. South went
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      SABF's FIRST COMMERCIAL CUP TO NEO ENTERPRISE
      97 22 wINt.VIMiKI v«-\ra Iniri »oar a«camr Ur- firat Imi •>r» ai ttor v.A.B I 1 raaj (up vhra tbr> a««l ttß lysn Urutrx' l.ntti by IM-SI in iatnr kr^ m*u li at ttvr Happ< WarW stMUasu ianisbt Thr r*«— ai—ii kd Uiram*l.»oi mmt beM
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      LEVEL FOR LONG SPELL
      801 22 NOT THIS TIME FOR COLLINS days. 1 rate this match, played in Ideal, conditions, as the best of the three and fully meriting defeated captain Roy Holder's comment: "A thoroughly enjoyable match, hard and clean and a good result." In a match of so many exeelleni
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      Chinese beat Malays by 4-1
      304 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Malayan Chinese gave a sparkling display to beat Malayan Malays 4-1 in their annual soccer match at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Chinese settled down early into swltt attacks and prised two goals out of the Malays defence in the first 13 minutes.
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      3-1 defeat for S'pore Joint Services
      145 22 3-1 defeat for S'pore Joint Services MALACCA. Sat. Malacca beat Singapore Joint Services 3-1 In a friendly soccer match at the Kubu Stadium here today. Malacca played their best in the first half and netted all their goals during this session. Malacca attarked right rom the start and Balan kicked
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      Lock icon Fazal 6 for 28
      60 22 BAHAWALPUR. Pakistan. Sat Fazal Mahmood. the former Test player, wrecked the M.C.C. first innings when he took six of the nrsr eight wicket* to fall before tea for a Combined Eleven here today. Fazal finished with six for 28. Tile M.C.C. were all out 114 and
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      Spartak win 2-0
      33 22 JAKARTA. Sat.— Visiting Czech soccer side. Sparta*, beat a Jakarta representative team today by 2-0. The two goals came in the first from Inside right Schmidt and centre-forward Kvacek— Rev-
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      Singapore Base District win
      54 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Singapore Base District beat 17th Gurkha Division/Overseas Commonwealth Land Forces (Malaya) by 7-2 In the annual Armed Forces triangular hockey mcci at Rifle Range Road today. Singapore lea 3-3 at half tune. Abdullah (i), Noordln. Richards ai.. l Gerard acored for Uie winners ana
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      Lock icon O'Neill out for 'duek'
      157 22 SYDNEY, bul. Lan Craig, who scored 80, and Bobby Simpson, 76 not out, gave New South Wales their best start of the season with a stand of 161 in 145 minutes on the second day of the Sheffield Shield match against Victoria here today. At the
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      Lock icon Aldershot win
      49 22 LONDON. Sat Results of socrer matches played in England la«t night: Dh 4— Aldershot 3 Doncaster Rovers 1. Friendly matches Tranmere Rovers 1 Bury 3: Birmingham City 3 Bratislava (Czechoslovakia) 2: Swindon Town 5 Bristol Rovers 5; Southampton 2 Went Ham 6: Scunthorpe 3 Blackpool 2 —Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'TYPHOON' TYSON STRIKES AGAIN
      88 22 'TYPHOON' TYSON STRIKES AGAIN ]\Jr:LBOURXE. Sat. Former Kngland Te-*t bowler Frank "Typhoon T\son returned to Australian cricket with four wickets for I run> today. Twin was playing in a District cricket match for Footscray against Melbourne University. He last played cricket in Australia in 1938 for Footsrray and joined the
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      HIGH JUMP BY ERNEST WICKS...
      28 22 CEYLON SPORTS CLUBS K. Wicks jumps Mfh to avoid a Changi defender's stick as he makes an attempt at goal. Sunday Times picture.
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      Ceylonese are SHA champs
      188 22 SINGAPORE. Sa:. Ceylon Sports Club became this year.-. S.H.A.. Senior League champions when they beat R.A.F. Changi by 5-1 on thr p'idang today. The last time Ceylonese won the League was six years ago. Although the cosmopolitan CSC. side came out easy winners they were Riven
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      NEW TIME FOR WORLD MILE
      44 22 Ml I UNG ion. »ai. ivirH >ni- 1 1 ol \r« Zetland broki- ''•W world mill- record today null M linn ol I mill, ."il.tser, lii-.Umgj llrrli I Ilioii'- prrvioUN brst •>(■ 3min MJ set in Dublin in 1958J Rrutrr.
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      8 1 SUNDAY TIMES SUPPLEMENT FRANCE HER INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE
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      A strong trade link with Malaya
      379 1 WKitc n. France 4m Centre National ou Commerce Exter»e«r. 10 j»w»e d lena. Para 16c. KUfcer 17-90 wl *oe ajny tnronHkajTN)n ihsv nvtv on French commerce »m 4 m^mtry pOR many years France has had strong eco- nomic ties with Malaya, until recently principally
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      NEW FRENCH LINER COMPUTES TRIALS
      469 1  - NEW FRENCH LINER COMPUTES TRIALS STEPHEN GROVER Longest, third largest in world By JHK new French liner France the longest in the world has just successfully completed her first trials in the English channel. Soon il will make its iirst Atlantic crowing and will inevitably snatch the Blue Hi ban
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      Trade fairs to be held in France this year
      386 1 THE following trade 1 fairs and exhibitions will be held in France this year: Feb. 16-20: International Radio and Electronic Component* Show, Puteaux near Paris. Feb. '24-28: International Toy Salon. Lyon. Mar. 1-18: Domestic Arts Exhibition, Puteaux near Paris. Mar. 6-11:
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      BOOM OVER, BUT 1962 HOPES HIGH
      604 1  - BOOM OVER, BUT 1962 HOPES HIGH A. R. LECAMP By OESIMTK ;i recent flattening out of the busi- ness boom, most French business executives arc moderately optimistic about their prospects this year. Reasons for the alowdow n in Frances rate of economic expansion through the latter part of IMI include
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        194 1 BANQUE DE L'INDOCHINE tncorpmolad m fiance »'tn Limited Liob'iitv Estobl.shed 1875 Cop.tol N.F. 74,900,000 neoc O*t.ce 96 Boulevard Haussmonn, Ports VIII C Choirmon of the Boord of Directors I DBERT Vice-Choirmon ond Geoerol Monooer RANCHES Orutod iaom iapon TOrYO ■<«•> Co*ooo o NOLMtA Co-O-C l PMNOW-PENH New Hebrxta PORT-VILA \am
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        152 1 ROUND THE WORLD PARIS [egjagufi^^ Whether flying over 1 |0IbHB India. Australia, or EBHMBH KO^jPH —~^L Pacific Ocean you will Ah m( on our Pts lS^ a ie charm and 9Sf^~^KM y distinction that makes Jfl^Ej^flB '^B^^B u wor UH t fame I **^^^B ar s fl R»«^t^* .i.f^^B thirty
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        555 2 BFDBFtFNTFn HY DcgrCHtOltt COMPAGNIE FRANCAISE KtfKLZtni CU Ol j j des MATIERES COLORANTES OPTORG CO., (MALAYA) LTD., /^_Y\ i 9 Avenue George v PARIS (B>el Ba9 bbv* M nrn flak 6m^ 1111 bbb^^vV |A jk. ju j^^^^^*** IfetfßH VflK Ml -ff I *B& \Js Fo> <iH uses and all industries:
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      Tahiti, the Pacific paradise
      293 3 Tahiti, the Pacific paradise WHEN T.A.I, started serving the Pacific islands they used to land on the BoraBora 'Society Islands) runway, built by the Americans in World War 11. The Bora-Bora Tahiti stretch was covered by sea-planes taking off and landing on the lagoons. But Bora-Bcra. possibly the most beautiful
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      FAR EAST OXYGEN-TRUE PIONEER OF INDUSTRY
      558 3 SINCE 11*27. the Fiir Last Oxygl ciiite company of the French true pioneer of Malayan industry Before then, supplies of oxygen and acetylene, the gases vital to industry, were imported from the company's factory in Saigon (established in 1908). In 1927. F.E.O.A.C. established a
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        167 3 k***l til ff BA l^^| i T \r "DAUPHINE g3r*gnts Why? Because Dauphine gives dashing perlormancc. vivid P'<*- U P' comfort, safety, economy. Elegant finish. Room\-\ mJtmmt compact. Four door family car. 45 m.p.g. Come and test drive >fT ?>n. the Dauphine and find out why it is so popular.
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      Aircraft manufacturing one of France's most advanced industries
      629 4 Aircraft manufacturing one of France's most advanced industries 'pHE French aeronautical industry came into existence in 1909 the first in the world. It has therefore benefited by 50 years of rich experience. As early as in 1914, it was in a position to comply with the needs oi" the allied
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      Caravelle —nations jet pride
      36 4 Cara velle —nations jet pride THE Caravellc the highly successful medium-range jet airliner made by Sud Aviation. Its two engines are mounted in the rail assembly, ensuring complete absence of noise and vibration in the cabin.
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      BIG DRIVE TO REMEDY TROUBLES ON FARMS
      359 4 BIG DRIVE TO REMEDY TROUBLES ON FARMS THE recent headline-making unresl of French fanners \vas a boiling-up of the same sort of malady long pla^uin^ farm communities in most nations: Modern equipment and cultivation methods producing crops too large for the market demand: consequently, a steady drop in prices of
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        165 4 SYMBOL OF THE WORLDS BEST SELLING V. S. O. P. BRANDY S REMY MARTIN V. S. O. P. BRANDY I Ther* arc mere kind* of bf w4y tKon I y—rif symbol! in t+ie CkimM* lunoi I coltndo' But only one brono> X«» I "'^^^^^^^l rto** 1 1724, REMY I -^S-
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        169 4 W®RJH the nieiict^f^feip"""*^'''!'^* Ideal Jk|L KJljt. P*ns U Njir I «f«Uf "I tin 'o> mm Sole Agent. I G. NICOLICH— P.O. 80. 454 Singapore. Tel: ***** IS BABY CUTTING HER TEETH? will sootlif Hie lrntwlion by t>oltening and relaxiiie the gumv tlillfc allowing ea.\v dentition Ju-t ml baby's Kum.s two
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      GRACE AND POWER —A NEW FEAT
      63 5 pHKNCH architects and consl ruction engineers, enjoy v high reputation. Nowhere is their talent more visible than in France's graceful bridges, aquaduets and dams. This giant dam. 'AA(H) feet long and 4(M) feet high, will feed the hydro-electric station at l.a Bathie. the most
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      Major French role in space secrets probe
      780 5  -  PIERRE DEVAUX By VENUS, the blonae beauty, the poeuc "shepherd s star", is in the forefront of scientific speculation. Radar tests made from the United Suites have succeeded in bouncing signals of Venus, but tnese signal.-. were so confused Dy static tnat an
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        206 5 ■^k- J I.W A IV I l\ Mi. 1 ff 1 ll I I I ■■■V m|W ft 111 I PEUGEOT t^|Bfet<vK JC\^* 4**d^^ 'w-flßßmv. <^Bft '•"'^^^^fcoßMßßMS* I M W Eflßfx »n< i ili I PEUGEOT 404 Unknown bffora 'n compact motoring All-round performance Varaatility th« mult of a un.qu*
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      France—land rich in variety and history for today's tourist
      947 6  - France— land rich in variety and history for today's tourist ALPHONSE LECLERC FROM VINEYARDS TO ALPINE SKI RESORTS AND PARIS CHARM By TWENTY-FIVE thousand miles of railway track, over 750,000 miles of major and minor roads and 300 aerodromes make France a show that may be viewed by all, even
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        226 6 i^^b^jMjLS IPMtrfM^JIfiIBCSSH l^k__ JJBhTjrl \jw fIH •^■^fc^^fc w* PARIS, seen from the second stage of the Eiffel Tower. On the hill in the distance is the- Church of Sac re Coeur. REDISCOVER YOUTH iuuin HIITI I LET APISERUM HELP YOU HH| H ACHIEVE A NEW, YOUNGER mi n outlook m
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        35 6 i ma griffe robe dun soir chasse gardee vert et blanc perfumes eau de cologne Sold fry all Leading Shops and l>\ the Sole Agents FAVKt LfUIA WATCH CO. LTD. 18 f. •ATTtRY «D. SINGAPORE
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      Natural gas on tap for industry in Algeria
      1679 7  -  HA. DUHAMEL By SOON IT MAY BE PIPED TO EUROPE ALSO JN NOVEMBER, 1956, the SN Kepal to. discovered a deposit of wet sa* at a place called Hassi R'Mel in Algeria. Subsequent exploratory drillings revealed the huge extent of this gas
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      More cities are wanted say French planners
      329 7 pORWARD LOOKING F Frenchmen are concerning themselves more with crowded, inefficient cities and are becoming interested in urban and rural planning and renewal. The ideas and projects of French architects, engineers, builders and city planners seem to have a particularly futuristic, hang the
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        133 7 The Car Of Tomorrow For The Roads Of Today... CITROEN A C >ro«r maki motoring completely diHcrant truly n aul M«i«wc aacamc of tk« Crtro«n sir tuspentton it has ptm*m4 it*aH since 1953. Uni^M* htmum the front-wheel drivt. a taaffMra at all Citroen can ♦or o»er a a.yorte» of a
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        180 7 r """'^^bl LssV .^sssJ^f^^—JCl^i'^' 2 m I^^^ m f^ f< J^ H ssssssss^J^ts^TJ^^^Bka^tM.^^ 1^ .a^lV SSSB 'yP^Mf M. I r-^ T 'flaw BLssI^BSSSsfIaBIBB^BSS^BBHBSBIsBBBI^HBHHBBHB GAS COOKER JJot/h new fiefic/i Cnef! This is the new elegant Drip-proof hotplate— so no spillages and practical 5-burner King-size oven, big enough for 3 large cooker
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      New Citroen for vitality, economy and elegance
      625 8  -  PIERRE DEVAUX FROM COMPANY FAMOUS FOR TECHNICAL DEVELOPMENTS By FOUR GREASE POINTS ONLY ON AMI' £JITROEN has succeeded in employing unusual means to prodnce a light car combining the mechanical and economical advantages of its "2 CV" with the comfort of large luxury
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      The big names of French industry
      375 8  -  A. L DUPONT By WHAT is the biggest French business enterprise? It all depends on how you calculate it.. In its annual attempt the French business weekly Entrepri.se published the following facts based on a study of 500 French major "industrial" and 50 "commercial"
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      Spectacular landmark
      48 8 THE Exposition building of the Nation)! Centre for Industry and Technics in Paris. The reinforced concrete roof his both the largest span and largest surface in the world and is supported only at the three points of an equilateral triangle with 715 feet to each side.
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        76 8 *"TB^H .^...^flUlH B^^^^ ~stt» j>^y%!y*^B Bc°~ The Ami plenty of room in the boot. FOR STATE OCCASIONS... COGNAC A. Clouet Co.. (5) Ltd. A. Clouet Co., (K. LJ Ltd. J MULHOUSE PRINTED COTTONS FOR SAMFOOS CHEONGSAMS SKIRTS DRESSES RepresentativesFIELDING. BROWN FINCH (FAR EAST) LTD. SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG. Far East
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        118 8 FROM J^^^ $18.00 PER MONTH (Fedtratian A Barn** alightly hiihtr) Only FRIMATIC afTari yau all thata "warth-m.re" featurt EXCLUSIVE "TRIPLE-COLD 1 CON VECTOR aavei up to 4ii'; In clactricity consumption TRUE DEKP-FRKEZK on all modrlx (except tlw 4). PULL OU7 ADJUSTABLE .SHKLVKS made of nonrorrodablr material, which will not Main
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      ULTRA-MODERN AIR TERMINAL FOR PARIS
      59 9 0 THE new terminal buildings of Orly Airport, inaugurated in February 1961, is capable of handling 4.000.000 passengers a year. When subsequent extensions *n completed, Orly will be able to handle up to 8,000,000 passenger* annually. It represents the quintessence of the most advanced architectural
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      FRENCH WERE PIONEERS of FILM INDUSTRY
      970 9 FRENCH WERE PIONEERS of FILM INDUSTRY FRANCE is considered to be one of the leaders of the motion picture industry. Although the U.S. have undeniably held first rank for many years, the film Industry was born in France. It was to expand there rapidly and become an industry of quite
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      Jobs for foreign workers
      109 9 |N THE first eight months of 1961, nearly 40,000 foreign workers entered France compared with 31.000 in the corresponding period of 1960 an increase of approximately 55 par cent. The building, public works and construction equipment industries hire by far the greatest number of foreigners (14,000).
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      Delicate wonders in silk from the busy looms of lyon
      1288 10  -  PHILIPPE DUVAL By ANCIENT INDUSTRY KEEPS UP WITH TIMES j 0 At New Year or any other commemorative or I happy occasion m the year, nothing can be finer or more distinctive thc»n silk. And for the best and most
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      Big expansion plans for the steel industry
      318 10  -  JEAN CHOFFEL By WHEN the steel industry is well, everything is well. This paraphrase of the famous saying makes the construction industry the key to industrial expansion. A powerful steel industry is today the necessary condition for the ecoi nomic development of a
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        132 10 Far East Oxygen I Providers of an essential for Malayan Industry since 1922 Xrl^lv/ SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR IPOH NAJTjfi^r' BUTTERWORTH PENANG KUANTAN with 230 affiliated factories in 48 countries Ask for Td[\\^^^ trademark] Q R^^^S| The French glass factory. S. A Henri /^■fi^ltf DESJONQUERES. can supply all your f IHlff
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        263 10 Wi j* WtL. Aw jk~ m W S a«K i. ■SIA JSJSaBBy I V* 11 ■H/i It's a fact... vi there arc specialised types of K^>>^ Chains for every machine application. API Chains for the severest loads and conditions. Long Pitch Chains for agricultural machinery and light handling equipment. Non-Standard
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