The Straits Times, 7 February 1954

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    10 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 965. February 7, 1954 15 CENTS!
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    JOINT ACTION PLAN AGAINST POLLS REPORT
    307 1 JOINT ACTION PLAN AGAINST POLLS REPORT KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. B)UF- of Malaya's most powerful political parties y may join forces to oppose the Federal Elec§is Report, it is learned in Kuala Lumpur today. They are th' United Malays National Organisation, the vl n Chinese Association, the Pan-Malayan Labour ■•> md
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    U.S. personnel for I-C
    32 1 [WASHINGTON. Bat Highly reliable .sourer200 United States maintenance personnel are now on their way to Indo-china to service American olane.s there and more ire rxpeeted to be available.
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    Royal Couple see surf carnival
    243 1 SYDNEY. Sat. CROWDS in the oty wh eh he'd up the Queen's car 'Mp »yed the start of the Hncst race by 10 minutes at the Msit meeting at R.indwi<_K course here today. I more than Mi.oool I Bf< he course to elu <nd the
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    Plan for Asian Bloc opposed
    43 1 KARACHI. Sat. Pakistan Foreign Minister Zafrullah Khan told a reporter on Friday h^ is strongly opposed to "any kind of third bloc of A.sian countries He added Pakistan "will not be a party to any such pro- posal"
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    The big display
    57 1 VBCTAt I'LAR display of fireworks and harbour illuminations brought Svdnt y\ first •Royal I»ay" to a colourful climax. Red. White and Blue. Mar-shells and rockrts. r»inhou -coloured cascades of wal er from fire-float*, weaving sea rchlight*. and illuminated silhouettes of Royal Australiin Navy uarxhips thrilled the hundreds
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    CURFEW CLAMPED ON 40 PLACES IN S. PERAK
    249 1 KUALA LUMPUR. SATURDAY, A CURFEW affecting more than 40 villages and estates m he Tapah District of South Perak has been imposed as part of the Temper plan to elmmate the Communist terrorists by starving them out People have been ordered to
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    Derrick, the page
    64 1 MR. ALOYSH'S I»K SOI Z A and Miss Sheila Margaret Klass were married yesterday at the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. The bridegroom is an engineer with the Shell Company, and 'he bride a stenographer at ihe rniversity of Malaya. < limy Road. The flower girls are
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    Suit of armour for Eisenhower
    69 1 WASHINGTON. Sat —President Eisenhower will tomorrow receive a suit of ancient Japanese armour, the Rift of baseball fan* in Japan, his press secretary announced today. The armour will be presented to ELsenhower by Ford C Frtck Commissioner of Baseball, and Horace Stoneham. president of the
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    JANUARY SCORE-143 REDS OUT OF WAR
    298 1 JANUARY SCORE- 143 REDS OUT OF WAR KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. JANUARY was the best month since August 1952 in the campaign against Malaya's Commu nist terrorists, the Chief Press Officer, Federation Information Services, Mr. R. N. Lindsay, said today. One hundred and forty-three terrorists wrre put out oi >>e f'fiht
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    Puzzle prize goes to K.L.
    65 1 Puzzle prize goes to K.L. "THERE is one winner of the Straits Times Word Puzzle "J" He is Foon? Yoke Ying of 67 Imbi Road. Kuala Lumpur. A cheque for Sj.ooo will be sent to him early this week. Full details of the winning solution, and the competition ediweeklv article.
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    French investigate sabotage bid
    88 1 PARIS. Sat— French security officers today opened an inM'.sticattnn into a suspected Communist attempt to sabotage an Air France contellation in Indo-China on which the Secretary of State for IndoChlna. M. March Jacquet. was due to fly back to Parts. The inquiry was opened shortly before
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    THE BADMINTON HALL TO CLOSE'
    106 1 AT NOON YESTERDAY THE SINGAPORE BM>MINTON HALL H'ND COMMITTEE FOI'ND ITSELF FRIENDLESS. The sh-nH's sale of the hall's entire electrical equipment yesterday morning the outcome of a Singapore High Court judgment debt order attracted only two bidder*. They were the original suppliers of the equipment.
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    And they all stop to look at Mrs. Choy
    168 1 WASHINGTON. Sat A WOMAN from Singapore Interrupted the United States Senate yseterday In the midst of one of Its most cont rover ■slal debates for years She was Mrs. Elizabeth Choy. Legislative Councillor who is on a visit to the United
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      356 1 Imeet me W AT THE Pavilion Bar IN ORCHARD ROAD ft .ilrli out for I I iyvrs of 1 1 rein <r/#/ #f f f XCLUSIVKLY IN ■THE SUNDAY I TIMES SOON 4f tlixa 4f LONG PLOYING NXrSIN HrrthoMii Svmphon* No. 6. Pa.storal Viennii .State Opera Onh (H. Srhercneni $14
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      179 1 p^ix-cb Nettie^ in too shy V KlHM^fll Ull N »iv- visited I.endu <Hi BHC^3aw^^BEllß BEVS/>w«7 '^if'T lit In pose for .1 pit dgfS*y*lßPy<ff gT*^-.'^ hpr Bl s hirleT I Strnits Times Press, t\ who left their work or m --^wT^H^^-"-*^ deliberately refrained f *M from reporting for duty i yesterday
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    THE RAFT TO DESPAIR
    2712 2 TIIRA ENSIO spent 35 days on a raft and lived. Now he tells another thrilling chapter in this story o? tht agonits which he and his friend Ericsson suffered. Tiira lived to tell his story. He was picked up by a ship and brought to Singapore
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    How to catch 9,000,000 fish'
    466 2  - How to catch 9,000,000 fish' Michael Ruddy IN LAS VECAS THEY USE BIG BA!T By VOU can sit munching chicken on a scarlet settee *n<i the highest-pjiH "ba't" m history Nit top film start will smg to you. Hance for you It'l lust part of the Las Vecas service If
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    Murder on their minds
    447 2  -  JOHN RALPH By JtfEET flvc "little old Af ladles with a vested Interest In murder To each of every one of them, a good shooting, stabbing or poison me can be worth anything from £6.000 to £30.000 They have found that crime not only pays it's
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    Flan on kidnapping charge ants change of gaol
    162 3 Flan on kidnapping charge ants change of gaol UM CHOON HUAT. who was charged in the Singapore ,rrh D.srr.ct Court on |an. 30 with abducting the mill.on c Mr. Lim Kok Cm and his driver, Ng Siew Sin yester .^kcd the judge. Mr. |.B. |eyaretnam, if he could be rended
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    People get free milk
    70 3 People get free milk PfejM milk and hot drink-. MN distributed by the authorities to the public when iiniiir a"d the military .screened Jrlutong vilWger* in Penan* and detained MM men and a women. TMI Sunday Times pitturr shous ivii.mi; Civil Defence volunteers hoitinc two tubs of -*ater at a
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    Fire delays Lady T's talk
    46 3 Fire delays Lady T's talk f»RTH Bat Lady of tin \< di ra CommUsloner. to- Butierwnrth llre- mystprlout Bre it In the ci Una at nt hi". ady Templer wns hotdlng ng \v;th \v,i--i volunl v workm at the |or district offlrer's retl- n nrr englnei ruihed
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    PARK SOCCER
    34 3 Result* of soccer matches plavcu at Parrer Park yesterday: I i.ii.jik.iiifin H.Q. heat talhul Karib K.C. 7-3. Rathrrford 4 > and Wrlr scored for Embarkation H.Q; Shahnr (2) and hrwdt f..r Kath'il K..i:h
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    INDONESIA OPENS THE DOOR
    214 3 INDONESIA OPENS THE DOOR MALAYAN tourists wishing 10 visit Indonesia may n< get th>-ir visas direct Ircun thr Singapore Consulate Cirnrral. Ontanlaed towlai groupi are now risible tor a lourm i k Htav in Indon<s;a. The eaialßg >>t entry r<strtctloni was announced by the Indon-sian Government last Til' sdav Fortisn
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    Winner nets $64: other 18 had only $10
    75 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat.— I When the police resumed work after a tiiree-day holiday there was thr Mai crop of cases in which men women ami children were charged with Gambling during the Chinese New Year. In one batch of 19 people a
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    106-DAY FAST BY COBRA
    86 3 MYSORE. TrJ A 12-FOOT king cobra In Mysore zoo was on the 106t Ji day of a fast yesterda> captivity. The robra has born vmim by hundreds of Hindu worshippers brincmK pure cow', milk since its capture, for Hindu* consider it holy. zoological experts believe juncle
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    TRADE FIGURES
    65 3 LONDON, Sat Exoorts from the sterling area showed a .seasonal fiecline for the third quarter of 1053. the Board of Trade Journal di.srlo.sed here today. •Their aßßrrgate value fell by five per cent The trend ha> been .slightly downward for 1 earn quarter from £1583.000,--000 .sterling in the
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    NOW THEY WANT 81-LINCUAL LETTERS
    199 3 KUALA LUMPUR Saturday THE Federation of Penghutus Associations has decided to urge the Federation Government to treat Ma!ay equally with English m caunols and m correspondence throughout the couutry. The HMM was taken ><••*- I terdav at the end ol 4 twoday annual conleren<v :n
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    East German discontent
    85 3 BERLIN Sat A wave of I unrest is spreading among E&st German industrial workers over the Soviet blockade of Geinnn unity piaiu in the BicFour Ministers' conference, it wa.s reliably reported lut nißht. Burder-cio.-.^ i.s brouicht to American quarter* a series of reports that added up to
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    ROVERS SOCCER XI
    64 3 PARIT BUNTAR. Sat Krtan I Rovert mil meet Caledonia Estate. the Ntbonf Trbtl Iraf.ie rhamplnnt. in a friendly tocrer c.tme on Sunrt.»\ on the public padang at 500 Pm. 1 :ie Ko\rr» tfjm l« T;il Chenf lenng; fc'ha arl. Ha;l Yusof. Yeom i Menf Hoe. O.»man All.
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    FOUR GOT OFF BECAUSE IT WAS NEW YEAR
    105 3 FOUR GOT OFF BECAUSE IT WAS NEW YEAR ALOR STAR Sat Because ;t *a s their New Year, four i Chinese were cautu.md and 'discharged by the Alor Biar maKistrates" Oourj today for i playmu T.tkau" (Three cards > on Chinese Mew Year's Day. •It w.i.n your Nt* Year and
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    SWING B.P.
    127 3 Sw mt B.idminton Party beat Merrydnlr B P by (He cairns tn i»o in a irienrih rutur* on the Merrydale courts Result i Swing plxyera Htmi Sinfles: Thin Olm Slew best Moe\ i Onn Turk 15-10. 17-lfi. Kwek Kian Bens bun Khoo Eng Terk l.s-7 5-l.i. 15-8. Imi
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    THE KHYBER KING
    37 3 I Ykur,. r-OWfcK Wata p.ayt Inc lead in me new Cinemascope film, "King of the Khyber Rifles meet* a beautiful Indian dancing girl. The film, it now showing at the Odeon in Singapore. I
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    NO SHORT CUT FOR THIS MAN A varied career
    279 3 NO SHORT CUT FOR THIS MAN A varied career A MAN lust past 50, six tret tall and weighing ibout 200 lbs. laxt week walked I Into the Malarra Session Court Presidents Chambers tnd sat down auietlv and inas.suminclv to carry on 'he work of disnen:.ins justice to the people
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    Navy chief inspects Penang headquarters
    142 3 PENANC. Sjt REAR ADMIRAL E H Shattock today exchanged courts«y calls with the Resident Commissioner. Mr R P EmRham, m his first visit here as F lag Officer, Malayan ■tra He wa.s i ntrrtained to lunch at the Ri'Mdmry and visited s.mrtycrott Leave Centre and
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      314 3 CHii 4 ka^HgT ivVK:, a\\ (o|Wbl• '.-'iCCI I Francis Baton HtujaminVranMin />./.;i \in/nn j^^g^g^^^K^yfejj^^^g^^^^^^^^^a^^-^^,^. II 'by hoc iJ.ksc Jinn great? How Joes anyone man or woman —achieve greatness? Is i Mby m.istrry of the powers within ourselves? Know the mysterious world within you! Attune yourself to the wisdom ot the
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      421 3 INFERIORITY COMPLEX Eradicated r Ever An Inferiority Complf ,n the Subconscious Mind «hich nunlfMts li.vrif n. Iniwnw and lark of confident* -In nenrou»ne*» and n*r\yn« l > n r^u%e]ntn worry In depraKion and miim nf fu'illtv in Lisirurtr and Urk of enterpria»— ln nerve pains and other allmrnu in weaknee*
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    A Malayan fashion—the law!
    846 4  - A Malayan fashion— the law! Dorothy I Thatcher j By WILL TOO MANY WIGS] SPOIL THE BROTH? AT a recent "At Home" by the Association of Bnt'sh Malaya to students in and around London, I found R refreshing to ta'k with a few younc people who were not taking law.
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    The Countryman's Journal
    322 4 TIN OF SALT SAVEI THE CURRY r-IE othrr day saw thr revival of thp O.S.P.Cs two-monthly managers' meptinßs which had had to be abandoned some months ago o^vinc to thetransfer of thr officials responsible for their conduct. Their successors have made a veiy good Job of the
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    Beauty in the gardens
    22 4 Beauty in the gardens Thi\ pufy ot 4 CiMkyJ Pct(i«jli«nj «n ••krn j» the Si«c«por. Votinic C*rd<-n« by iv»»» Cum of Smpr""
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    ASTHMA MUCUS Dissolved in 1 Day
    468 5 Since Mi.- dlscovnry of ITCXDACO I f raiMHM phyak'lnn It Knn longer ■wcanar) anyoni' to nutter from choking, whrrxlnir. gaiiilng Asthma ICO doe* »w:iy with exp«-n--«iv.. inj'<-tlon««in1 ofTenslv. MMM All you do Ix to takr 2 lartll— rahMa with inmlK and MENDACO .■..rti> <lrcul«tin|t
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    WAYAINC VISIT COST $1,000
    56 5 While a Chinese lvllng In Buklt Panjang, Singapore, was at a Chinese wayang on Friday night, a thief broke into in* house and stole $1,000. In another burglary on Friday night, two watches, a gold ring and name gold studs, total value $650 were stolen from
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    FARMER ROBBED
    28 5 Two men armed with knives broke into a farmer's hut In Jurong Road. Singapore, on Friday night and robbed hirr of $120 in cash and jewellery
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    TWO GENERALS SAY GOODBYE AND DO A DANCE IN K. L
    240 5 Old friends part KUALA I.UMPUR. Sat. TWO OLD FRIENDS said goodbye at the Kuala Lumpur aerodrome this morning and danced an impromptu jig together on the tarmac before parting. They were the Principle Stall j Officer to the Director
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    Today's church services
    926 5 "He that he lie vein on the Son Churrh of V ncland ST ANDREW'S CAHTEDRAL I 7 St 8 Holy Communion: 9.30 am. Sunday 10 30 a.m. Mattln* 1145! a.m. Hcly Communion. pm. 1 Evensong. ST PAULS UPPER SERANGOON: 8 a jr.. Hol> Communion: 930 a.m. Sunday
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    $15 fine for wrong parking
    73 5 Mrs E. C. Shaw, of Canterbury Ruad. Alexandra. wu» nned $15 by Mr. R B. I. Pat^ in the Singapore Second Traffic Police Court yekterday lor parking her motor car in a prohibited area ot Orchard Road outside the Singapore Cold Storage) on September 3
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    Round the World
    57 5 An American troutmaster. who made an air dash from Ohio to Sydney to photograph the Queen and the Dukr. is in Singatore today. He is Mr Stiles Brumbaugh who arrived in Singapore yesterday in a QanUs-8.0.A. C. airliner with his wife. l'n tun- shows Mr Brumbaugh with
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    The mechanical planter
    53 5 A machine to plant pineapple suckers has been developed by an Australian farmer. It recently handled 30.000 suckers in 14 hours. Fitting closrly between the back wheels of a tractor, the machine can plant In curved rows. Successful tests have also been made in planting other seedlings
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    $2,000 bail
    43 5 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Lee Kow. 21. charged with having raped Low Ah Mool on Jan. 27 at San Peng Road. Kuala '.umpur. was granted $2,000 "jail by the First Magistrate Inche Ismail today. The case was postponed to March 8.
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    NEW MALARIATHREAT TO SINGAPORE
    158 5 SINGAPORE is threatened with a big .ncrease m malarial cases because of large-scale building activity and the food production drive. The Deputy Director of Mediral Services. Dr. M. Doraisingham. told the Sunday Times yesterday: "Wf are alive to this danger. We shall not relax our am.
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    Churchill statue plan
    60 5 LONDON. Sat. A threequarter length statue of 81r Winston Churchil Is to be placed in the Guildhall with other famous figures In Britain's history. The Court of Common Council of the City of London decided this yesterday as a token of its admiration for th< Prime Ministers
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    Opium smuggler fined $4,000
    119 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. A CHINESE woman who tiled to smuggle 10' 2 lb of raw opium from Singapore into the Federation was fined $4,000 or two year's imprisonment m the Sessions Court here. Female custom.s officers who searched Ang Hen? Kiau. a widow, at the customs
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    Jap Premier to visit Britain
    40 5 LONDON. Sat The Japan ese Prime Minister Mr. Bhlgeru Yoshida. has accept«-d an invitation to visit Britain during his coming tour of the United State, and Europe, a Foreign Office apokesman said today.— j Reuter.
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    Won't stay if...
    52 5 PORT SUDAN. Frl Maj Salah Salam. Egyptian Minister of National Guidance, now touring the Sudan said here today that Egyptian forces would not stay one more minute In the Sudan It Britain agreed with Egypt to leave and hand over al their arms to the Sudan defence
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    Mr. Appadurai rings up: Please help me to wreathe actor'
    1283 6 Mr. Appadurai rings up: Please help me to wreathe actor' I WAS fast asleep when rh thought that I was <i ringing and then as the sourx of sleep I realised that it v dream one. I reached out and lifted "Is that you, doctor? through the ear piece. "Yes."
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    By BILLY BEDD
    835 6 Lei's be different AfOST slgninrant of ITI Chinese New Year trends, to my mind, is the way the Rirls look to Western dresses to (five them festive clamour these days. Walking through Chinatown, blasted by explosives. I still managed to ascertain that nine out of ten of
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    VEGETABLES MAKE A TASTY TIFFIN
    421 6 rY the&e vegetable dishes for tiffin or a light supper. Preceded by soup and followed by a favourite swret. they make an adequate meal (HK»:SK AND \n|-\K I- LAN. Mnf (our uuru 1 v of flour with a quarter of a toaspoonful of Mill and
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      284 6 ■P Jfim Now better than cy 9f S I// —with reinforced head I'll and anchored tufts ■/Ml aW The new reinforced head togct! > s J \m\ Tek anchor means that the tut: /HIV locked \nio the head. They're in /Ml Thu is the secret of a really good toothbrM
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    EVERYWHERE THE ACCENT IS ON YOUTH BUT NOT FOR THE TEENAGER
    811 7 EVERYWHERE the accent is on youth Styles for the "younger set, attractive styles for the teenager," and so on. But do they really want this? As always, not until they have lost their youth do they appreciate their good
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    Old fashioned parents
    1031 7 \|Y PARENTS are very old fashioned and mean. anJ they don't like to mix very murh with other people I am worried because all my frienrt^ laugh at me becauw of rrr parents' attitude. I hare tried to make my parents understand ihht jiecple behave differently nowaday.
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    FOUR-LEAF CLOVER
    33 7 Pat Duggan, producer of Paramount'? "Foreve r Female:' presented his ingenue lead Pat Crowlev with a f our-leaf clover fust before the young actress startrd irork on "f /< r f ilm
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      299 7 ['Johnny! I 'w so SfSM* %glad 'you rcaMe out of rt and (Iww */^tJI lj A^ii^K K.'^^'t^ feH youcorry'ASPßO'?V J~Jl} /Tkcmaaic.'putMClM^lf if* Johnny' I «T\ L nqM just lihe_sTO/ W 1 so 9 d yOM J r jm* f I take ASPRO' too for > j6J^ f--)i>\ uick r m
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    THIS IS A PRETTY PROBLEM TO BE 'FIGURED' OUT BY OUR RESEARCH WORKERS
    143 8 THIS IS A PRETTY PROBLEM TO BE 'FIGURED' OUT BY OUR RESEARCH WORKERS M\(.T( TKINirV Perhaps, not. But a charming trio, certainly. They are. from left: .ltid> Kinni;. (Chinese) ated It, Siput Sarawak (Malay film !«t:ir>. need '.<>. and Janet Main (British), at'ed II In their national dress each looks
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    272 8 ITNIVERSITY of Malaya research workers have a problem: What is the size and weitzht of the average Malay. Indian and Chinese woman and how do they compare with their Although the prob'.em is be:ng Jnvest'satcd. no scientific conclusions have yet been reached. Said one aperi yesterday: "I rather rioubt whether
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    Girls are prone to birthmarks more than boys
    261 8 Girls are prone to birthmarks more than boys I r»IRLS HAVE birthmarks \I twice as often as boys. Drs W Brandon Macombi-r and l Mark K H. Wang or Albany I Medical College. New York, report in the Journal of the American Academy of Oeneral Practice This has led to
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    Welfare work is the way to help
    112 8 Welfare work is the way to help \IALAYAN women of all i nationalities men once a week at the Y.W.C.A. hostel at Fort Canning. Singapore, to discuss ways and means of doing their bit in social welfare work for the Colony's needy ones. They are members of the International Women
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    The Lady-in-Waiting FROM HERE TO MATERNITY Morphine case: $5,000 bail
    601 8 The Lady-in-Waiting FROM HERE TO MATERNITY Morphine case: $5,000 bail ALTHOUGH it's true what ultra smart and next year, it's the "borrows" the best woman. Women in Malaya would be wise to appreciate how cleverly the Americans have cashed-m on what is known as the "smart maternity" market With a
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    33 8 Tfcu it one »Xt attractive cv«n ing drcitci worn by rilm »i ir i OrkoriK Km who play« Hi* p«rt or a Suie Ocpirtm. Nt official in I M-C M t Drram WiU."
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    One word beat many in a keen contest
    892 9 (BY THE COMPETITION EDITOR) ALTHOUGH there was only a single winner tor Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest following three for the previous contest, competition remains very keen. The number of competitors who differed from the judges' choice by only one word was
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    Skips honour Raffles
    60 9 All ships In Singapore HarI bour were dressed yesterday. It was the 135th anniversary of Singapore by Sir 8tamford Raffles. Urn Kay Lai. the registered ouner of a motor lorry, tu flr.e<J $100 by Mr. FA Chua in the Singapore First Traffic Police Cpurt yesterday for failing
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    Your development plans are most impressive, Lloyd tells Colony
    342 9 J N many fields Singapore has more to achieve but plans already laid for development were "admirable and most impressive," Sir Thomas Lloyd Permanent Under Secretary for the Colonies, said yesterday. He was summing up at a Press conference at Government
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    Chinese say 'No' to police
    120 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. rE failure to recruit Chinese tn the police force is one of the most dangerous features on the road to selfgovernment, according to the Federation's Secretary for Defence. Mr. A. H. P. HumphreyHe said Chinese recruiting for the Federation Regiment was more
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    Food imports static'
    65 9 Tlie value of foodstuffs imported into Malaya from China and Hone Konc has remained almost static over the past two years the statistics Department said yesterday. The figures are: Waxed ducks, etc. $1,570,000 in 1953 1 1.443.000 in 1952 1 pork sausages and preserved meats $2,279,000 in
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    Rubber is dull
    47 9 The Singapore Rubber Market continued under the in- 1 ♦^uence of the Chinese New, ar yesterday with next I J i tradine reported. The lire was a trifle lower losing i a Quarter of a cen* to close at 55 "r cents a lb.
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    Retires after 37 years
    52 9 KOTA BAHRU. Sat —Mr S. Nalliah. offlcer deputy. Survey Department. Krla.nt an \ia.entertained to dinner by hi; rolleauues at the Government Rest House. Kota Bahru. on his retirement after 37 vear.r The Chief Surveyor. Mr A. D. Couoer. presided Mr. Nalliah was presented with a map
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    He sold millions
    48 9 PASADENA. California. Sat. A statement that James Roosevelt sold three multlmillion dollar companies he owned for $l was made by his estranged wife today as he claimed he Is broke and rannot afford $3,500 monthly support she wants for herself and their threr children— UP.
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    165 9 Decree from Red China awaited A WOMAN who I Red China from H<*nn Kong with her husband an actor, s light and obtained a divorce trr.m him in a Canton court the Singapore First Criminal District Court was told yesterday. The actor Yip Chu Im, had kept a mistress ln
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    Fined for ship visit
    58 9 I PENANO. Sat— Three sampan men were fined $5 each n. the Penang Magistrate's court today lor boarding a ship w lthout a permit. They are Lee Kat Leng Le» Teem- Khean and Choo Wer.p Choc They pleaded guilty u> a charge of going on board
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 10 Hi H «.rrf» j;/> i minimum) MRS GRACE BRIDGES wishes t/i thank all friends for their beautiful wreaths, telegrams, letters and condolences on the occasion of the death of her dearly beloved husband Ralph
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    45 10 ;o Mnrrf. fid I minimum) A MORTGAOF is a (tremt convenience to a h—lthj man with family, but 11 It a vicious thing around the ne<k of a widow. MortBRge Canrell.it inn Insurance Is a I Need Writs D. McLaren, P.O Box 4024. Singapore
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    A jolt for dreamers
    669 10 'TWO serious terrorist attacks in a week, one in Perak and the other in Johore. and disturbing Communist successes in Indo-China. must have Jolted many of us from deep and com- 1 placent dreams of peace. The aggressors are still very much with US, the menace
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    Women Home Guards
    44 10 THEY BEAT THE MEN IN SHOOTING COMPETITIONS Above: A croup of Manjor's women Home Cuardt it weapon practice. Right: The High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Temple* inspects them. Below: A veteran woman horn* guard passes on shooting hints to a colleague.
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    The'best kampong': Templer
    150 10 The'best kampong': Templer TWELVE women, ranginu between 18 and 3D years of age. are enthusiastic members of the Home Guard at Manjor remote and piituresqut re-settled Malay kampone in Kelantan. The High Commissioner. General Sir Gerald Templer. dropping in there by helicopter last week, wrote in the villages visitors' book:
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    CUT WEDDING FEASTS, SAY MALAYS
    355 10 CUT WEDDING FEASTS, SAY MALA YS r) enable Malay couplet to •tart married life without any debt*, lavish "kendurls" wedding feasts) should b-' abolished In every State and Settlement In Ma'.aya. This Is the consensus "f opinion among Penang UMNO leaders interviewed by the Sunday Times last we. k •Malays
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    Sunday Times POSTBAG
    864 10 jtfRS Fozdar has finally .shone the light of conimonsen.se on a puerile but prevalent controversy. All this work to have somebody's ancient culture perpetuated or revived Ls a sinful waste of effort. The old cultures, for example Chinese culture, became obsolescent either because they were Inadequate to
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    'Bonny Glen' among tin rubber trees
    447 10 'Bonny Glen' among tin rubber trees By Opt. D. H. de T. Rcade IN the campaign nst Communist terrorists, the Ist Battalion of the Cordon Hghanders are responsible for an area which exceeds that of the Regiment's recruit ng counties of Aberdeen Banff and K ncardme The only Highland an.l
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      65 10 Today's Radio 9 00 Station Opening. 02 Mallbn(f: 10.00 T.tkt It From Her*, 10.30 London Studio Melodies; 1100 Mumi in Malay* 1130 Tiffin Danrt: 100 A* Singapore: 17 S*nirr; TOO Newt; 7 4S Curtain Kaiser; uno Theatre Letter FYom Korea. 9 00 Old Tyme Danre. Miutlr; 9 30 New*. HA
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    Poeple spends a omfortable light-report
    196 11 Poeple spends a omfortable light-report VATICAN CITY. SATURDAY. IILINC Pop* Pius XII spent a "fairly comfortable 2nd was able to drink a little milk, Vatican sources 'he Pope is beginning to swallow his slender liquid price easily and his condition is improving, the sources aoded. I*nt hiccoughs which I >anied
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    21 11 Ifd USTKAI.IANS leap high mark in yesterday's itralian Rules football rxItinn came at Jalan Resar dium. Sunday Times pic- i turr.
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    Terror gang robs soldier
    108 11 I LOR STAR. Sat. Alor Star cp today arrrstrd a Ma'ay Red to bp the loader of a g of hooligans who have n terrorising villagers at ik Bukit five miles north of r Star, nothpr Malay .sa;d to be a nber of the samp gang,
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    AID PLEDGE FOR ROTARY YOUTH CLUB
    65 11 JOHORE BAHRU,"Sat.Representatives of a number of organisations ha*e pledged their support In the youth club project planned by the Jchore Bahru Rotary Club. The club Is estlßSt«4 to coat (40,000. It Is hoped to raise $20,000 by the Rotsry Club's drl*» snd the balance
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    Two reserves make grade
    75 11 Kuala Lumpur, s ASIAN women (-Hit* today held a trtii 1 to select The Rest team to meet Furopeans In the annual hockey match on Feb. 17. Whites beat Colours 3-2 In the! trial, which was played on the Cheraa Road ground. Scorer* MM Jeeva Mudeliar
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    Kerns: $10,000 Bail
    66 11 1U/HEN Jan Haackp claim pd trial in thp Slngaporp Eighth Polirp Court ypstprday to a charKo of cheata Chinrsp of jpwpllrry worth $25,702.80 he was offpred bail 10 with two surptips. It was alleged that Haake chPaliew Thenp; at No. 37. Clyde Tprrace. by dtehon- a him
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    SKYMEN OK PARADE
    33 11 \IK MARSHAL MR < I. IF in KM SANDERSON. Air Of Infer Commanding Far East Air Force, reviews Siamese paratroopers who li.ni- just completed a course at Penang. Sunday Times picture.
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    RUBBER PAY: UNION REPLY THIS MONTH
    108 11 KUALA LUMPUR. SAT. THE MALAYAN Planting Industries Employers Association will be told of the Rubber Workers' decision on the Taylor award before the end of the month, the Rubber Workers' Negotiating Committee said today. »\r committee is waiting for results of the secret ballot
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    35 11 Composing room workers of the Straits Times Press Ltd. left their work yesterday afternoon without explanation. We apologise for any shortcomings in this issue of the Sunday Times. Publication of the Straits Times will continue.
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    Stassen Backs Foreign Aid
    60 11 »ASHTWOTOII7^B<itT"-"V 'forel«J» Operation* Administrator Hnrold t.Staaacn, rrnnlaadk. today to tight any attaint by Con^rmi to cut the foreign •Id appropriations requastod by President Bken^oeer. 'd eald at a ne*s conference that when the approprlatlona from Individual countries rr cr. the legislature la the yenr they will
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    TEXAS TIN SMELTER MAY SHUT DOWN
    118 11 TEXAS TIN SMELTER MAY SHUT DOWN WASHINGTON. Sat. PROSPECTS for continued long time operation of the only v S. tin smelter, at Texas City. Texas, were described as bl^ak yesterday by Jack Porter of Hou-stoan. Texas Republican National Committeeman Here for a meeting of the teadets. Porter discussed the tin
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    6 seamen rescued
    57 11 BOMBAY. Sat. Six British seamen were rescued by Indian rrfttß* vessels today after spending the night in open boats. They belonged to the 7.742--ton Newcastle tanker Surf Pioneer. One boat was lowered to check the tanker's drat when its engine failed. Another went to its aid. then
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    Two-headed boy
    41 11 BAVARIA. Sat.— The University Children'! Clinic here today reported the death of a "two-headed" boy aged about five months. He had one torse and four arms. The family name and place and date of birth were not dlsc«>sed. Reuter.
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    JUDGE TOLD'GOOD LUCK
    147 11 But woman hawker still must pay fine AN elderly woman hawker, clad in black trousers made her plea in a Slnttapore Court yesterday with a compliment to the magistrate. The woman, Wan Yeng. had pleaded guilty to a charge of obstruction but sh<» told the City Police
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    For the University
    31 11 Mr. J OF Ollivrrr. thr I'niversitv of Malaya's nrw \ec turrr in DrntinU'.v. with Mrs. ONivrrr and their family on i... .mi thr Canton yestrrday Sunday Tlmm picture.
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    ELECTION SCHEME ATTACKED
    210 11 ELECTION SCHEME ATTACKED What does vote mean' LONDON, Bat. rO BrltUh political weekliea. the left-wing New Statesman and Nation and tne (JoiibOrvauve spectator today criticised the proposal ol tne omcial Malayan elections committee that at the outset only half the Federal Legislative Council should be eiected member* The recommendation that
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    Insurance is popular
    108 11 PENANO. Sat In spite of the present trade recession. Malayans are now becoming more insurance-conscious. "They are playing safe." Mr. Khor Eng Huat. Divisional Manager oj thp Gr»-at Eastern Life Assurance Co.. told the Sunday Times. Mr. Khor said more peoole were "getting wise" on the need
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    24 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat -Mr KM Kirkpatrick. well-known South Johore planter, haa b«n appointed managing director of Sungei Tiram and Bukit Pulai Rubber Estates. Johore
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    Children win prizes for the photographers
    33 12 "^'H H Jf MAwoVWri.. for »h. ort,.r r«««er-yp wiH. rt.. .«*y b.law whkh w« eapti0 De^i.. M o y E& ««t.r Hie compttitio. ar. t iven brfow.
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    HOW TO ENTER THE CAMERA CONTEST
    77 12 THE Sunday Times Camera Contest it open to all readers. Here is what you to do: Photographs tor the competition should be printed on glossy paper. Entries must be original. Photographs showing unusual or interesting objects are particularly welcomed. Entries are to be addressed:
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    An aircraft "wiggle" can be fatal
    378 12 A MYSTERY WHICH PUZZLED PHOTS FOR YEARS IS SOLVED A PECULIAR wiKßly motion of airplanes has been traced to fuel sloshing in the fuel tank, the National Advisory Committee for Aero nautics has found. Wifcgly airplanes have bothered pilots for years. Although their noses
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    32 13 Burt Lanchaster forces his attentions on Deborah Kcrr who plays th« part of an army captain s wife. The manhating wife finds Lancaster is different from the men she has known before.
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    Picture Prade
    674 13 From Here to Eternity' IS THE BOBBY SOXERS' IDOL FORGOTTEN? Asks Eric Woolnough |S THE Frank Sinatra of the screaming bobby soxers and the swooning microphone technique dead It seems as if he might be after "From Here to Eternity." Now there is a better Sinatra A surprise
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    Michael Redgrave stars in new film
    201 13 rE title of "The Green Sc arf has been chosen for a new B. and A. Productio n. produced by Bertie Ostrer and Albert Fennell, which ha berun at Shepperton Studio* Stars in the film ar« Michael Redgrave. Leo G*nn and Ann Todd. The
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    While There's Life There's Always
    361 13 While There's Life There's Always J^J LEAST a dozen of Hollywooo i top glamour! queens will testify that playng opposite this comic is tantamount to an assurance of long- 1 term star billing. Hope, whose theatrical careei includes use of many differ ent media—motion pictures rad'.o. television personal appearances, benefits
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    A girl who wants to meet father
    154 13 A girl who wants to meet father YroUNG Pat Crowlcy dors nnt think the public should b. sold on the Idea that most movie stars lead simple unexcltlni llres. Paramount^ mw nim find, wlm made her screen debut in what amounted to a gtarrliw role In the cumedy "Forev. Female"
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    Do YOU want to be a film director?
    191 13 Do YOU want to be a film director? rfe MM >t, p to take to- 1 wards booming a director of motion pictures Is a dance step That Is th«- opinion of Charle* Walter*, of M-O-M pilot of top musicals as well as dra- 1 mas who began hi> theatrl-
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    FATEFUL JOURNEY
    253 16 On Ihr r vi m us of Monda> \»w ml* r M Wurrn riiubrlh II and her hu*band Ihr llukr n( Edinburgh Irll I ondun on a aorld Uiui thai will take Ihrm in timr round Ihr world. Though Ilir mm purpoor of Ihr mmi will in- to
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      120 16 I dreamed I broke the bank at Monte Carlo l' v Chansonette bra i You'll look like a million to fabulous Ctunsonette*! Circular stitching rounds thost precious curves of yours spoked center cup design gives priceless accentuation. In your favorite fabrics. Genuine Maidenform Brassieres are made only in the United
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      321 16 l l by EDQrAR t\lLh DUHHUL/Urio x/ 1 D ~^^>V^ wirw^ 1^1 Mini L kHI >^ W v rrt--£Uv >^: ~->caw> I I >^-6 fc >;rw >.-v-£ ./..ve4> v>-N^rs' THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAPRICORN: (Dec. 21 Jan. 19) A period of financial prosperity continue!*. pan Good results »p- tins week
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      142 16 "luck" comes via the post. At ssri the same time you -y may have disturb \LjS ins news from someone a long way off A new friend probably expensive hut brings a great deal of consolation. T.URtS: (Apr. 21— Ma> 20 1 -One of the best business periods you have
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      164 16 hlue probably from a relati\<- j la<t Don't rlNll ß^^B^sl ment "I thr une\ quarrels where > > i DQbIHbIB perted and the ti>jKJ work or conflicts at home unusual You lind important to keep the peat t mO re dillnult than >ou just now. anticipated to fit a new
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      195 16 HIS WEEK FOR ALL TOD\Y. Entertain at home rather than go oul.sidtExcrllent for contacting pe.iple of unusual temperament or special gifts. Avoid th>elderl> or invalids lOR Lit K TODAY WEAR OK IS|. I* i (irey I pi, rO.MORROH— Stick to the usual routine and you wi<l have no regrets A
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      175 16 VVI \R OR ISE: Reddi* V'llov* 5. Onyx MBMMBAI ihis. likely to h<- a day of surprises I npl.inned enterprises -,<> through rcm.irk.ibl> wcil other schemes fall flat. Tim> >our main activities for earl* morning or earlv evening KOK LICK TODAY WEAl; (»R USE; Black and White I l> imnnii
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    1477 17  -  LORD CRANTLEY By HE ELOPED WITH HIS COUSIN'S BRIDE ONLY -*v THREE HOURS AFTER THEY CAME TO LUNCH: Q¥M MY EMBARRASSING FIRST BIRTHDAY /^j/ Lord Grantley. remembered by many as the Hon. Richard Norton, t$ telling the sto^y n j his nf e an a g e
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    389 17 SHE said to her husband: "If the child is spoiled why Is it always my fault?" He said: Because if I .smack him you call me a Victorian reactionary. So 1 don't smack him enough." She said: "I wont have him smacked by you or anybody else He
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      299 17 Father tells the family II Ka keep (/our teeth ■dlynos^/?/ 4 O y. I H, clean mcaoa i c;-.lly clean. The -^■yin penetrates into c\cry corner JBP^i ■L ,md in between your teeth f*^^£*^y sfifyft. the bacteria th.it cause Jr^^mS^L ill-health. Yes, Kolynos \A^ "9 fe P^Bfl, jhly, to keep
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      94 17 iTlTOtiil,' V SWISS MADE y^ CtMPt£CjOSJ&G& LOOK FOR THI foUxci*3&U+jz SYMBOL ON TNI WATCH DIAL LIQUID i§P^. deans alt ipiirS^ white shoes ,ii7n "7*^^^"^'*" *iCKE»iNG A SONS LTD 1954 CHEVROLET M BEL A/A G TWO TIM SEDAN 4C Limited number with Powtrglid* Trammiuion ARRIVING THIS MONTH i^MjHHHr jf V jfl*^^^A^fi!a?al
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    WOMAN DRIVER MAY SHOW UP THE MEN
    410 18 By Edin Peters CINCAPORE'S star motor car drivers and motor cyclists will take part in the Singapore Motor Club's annual half- -m.le standing start sDe*»d trial in Lim Chu Kang Road this morning The 18 events haw attracted' 71 entries. Trip competitors will
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    192 18 U.S. moves on wheels of death They may be travelling lot business or pleasure, but one thing Is certain they hay« become so much a Dart ol America that the daily affairs of the country oould hardly to on without them. They are an indispensable help but a fearful hazard
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    1137 18 imaw/ay; Hh.uh ii oon IT will be intercHtinK to *cc what Malaya's reaction is to the ultra cheap cars which are now the main aim of many a manufacturer in Britain. There, they have realised at last that what the man-in-the-street is thinking
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    487 18  -  •CRISADKK HIGHLIGHTS OF MALAYAN SPORT By 0 IN a few days the worlds champion hockey players will be m Malaya The growing numbers of hockey followers in this country will then be able to see what it is the Indians have which has made them
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      313 18 Made for men who value their time The Rolex Oyster Perpetual j triumph^ \s^^^^z^Z& "It T~~l behind a triumph Tpo measure seconds with unfailing The second *a% th« evolution or the 1 accuracy, in all latitudes and all patented Perpetual "rotor" self-^indinp weathers— that is the rare achievement of mechanism.
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      131 18 L/t settles f \M thestomac'.k U f the stomach up-i-; (> S f It Will II ff|;frequent cause of indigestion, heartburn. |H reireshing ENO'S is the gentle owreuivc iof m nj j jp the system regular. And it is a Mtcfu yd f«j ness. ENO'S contains no sugar or harsn
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    Olympic stars in the I. H. F. team
    106 19 'I'm Indian Hockey Federation U»uri->t». who irnvr at Kalians airport nn Tuesday for a month's visit t«» Malaya. will have six Olympic stars in their party of 11.players. The six are s**n ihove. The first four have played in luo Olympic*. Top
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    THESE TACTICS ARE SPOILING RUGBY
    809 19 THERE Is Rrave disqaict in the Rugby Union world at the nature of much of the football that Is brini; played today. It Is quit* true that th»«re a:p more clubs in membership with the Union than cvpr But that in far from hnnc al!
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    U.K. SOCCER RESULTS
    313 19 LONDON Sat, THF IF.ACiI F DIVISION 1 Aston Villa 2. Chelsea 2. Bolton 3. Cardiff 0. Burnley 1. Liverpool 1. Charlton 1. W<\st Brom. 1. Huddcisflrld 2. Sheffield U. 2. Manchf.stt r City 0. Arsenal 0. Preston 1 Manchester U. 3. Sheffield W. 4. Mlddlebro 2. Sunderland
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    'MCC was born to captain England
    409 19 ll\ A Sreclal ('nrre«|>Andent IF e\er a man was born 10 captain England al cricket it Mirhael Charlea Cowdrey. To begin with, when he wax born In Ceylon. 27 yenrx ago hla tee. planter father Have him the lnltlalx M CC from which one
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    PORT VALE HAVE THE BEST DEFENCE
    484 19 By A Special Correspondent YINKTEEN and a half hours Ray King has guarded p O rt Vale's goalmouth in 13 home League matches this season. Just once has his burly frame bent to pick the ball from the net. Romping towards their cherished promotion
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    Kee Chan takes early decision
    96 19 KUALA I.UMPUR. S-t I IM KEB CHAN m.MIv outpointed Th«p Vtthool over ten three minute rounds in their Malayan feathwetcht boxing rhampionahlp eliminator at the Chenwu Stadtum here last night. The Chinese used hlx longer reach and greater helsht to good advantage. He arored with
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    The Pirie picture is not so rosy
    302 19 C*VERYBODY in athletics is painting a rosy picture. rj They might even be painting It with paint Gordon Pirrl. the British wonder-man of the trark. is hoping to sell. Far better, in my view, it I they did a little sign-wrltlm: and let
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    15 enter for K.L 'sevens'
    146 19 KUAI A LrjMPrm Bat CTTTEKN te»rn» ha^e entereri the Relantar «e^en-a-»lrtr nirter rompetttton atartlni on thr partsne here or Monriav The (Ir*« resulted: T«f> wtUmi: Relareor Unltea A B*i*nB< r Br>ir*«. |lel«ntoT Dnltert v Police r>po»: Belan«or Thi^ "A" v K L Di«tnrt "C": Klang
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    GOLDEN LOTUS WINS S'GOR GOLD CUP
    812 20  -  EPSOM JEEP) (BY Rubber Exporter takes sprint cup DI'LLOCKING his way through a wall of horses half a furlong out, Golden Lotus (McCloud) snatched a half-length win from Badalona with Forest Beau third in the Selangor Gold Cup over 1 miles at Kuala Lumpur
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    Big Sweep
    62 20 TOTAL POOL: 5257.5 M) FIRST: No. *****2 (*69.5fi5> SECOND: No. *****0 ((34.7U) THIRD: Nm. *****8 and *****3 (59.42 C each). STARTKRS: ($1,449 each): Nos. *****3; *****9; 18X349; *****6; *****1; *****4; *****3; *****7; 3*1475: *****6; *****5. CONSOLATIONS: ($1.51". each): Nos. *****8; *****3: *****7; *****8: *****7: *****2; *****5; *****2; *****3;
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    YON MIAN IS MALAY CHAMP
    183 20 Sports briefs RESULTS in brief of yesterday's main .sporting events are; Von bin .Mian of Johore won thr men a open singles title in the All Malayan Malays tennU championship*, tx-atim. Singapore s H. KamU 6 3. 6 3 m final at Kuala Lumpur Other
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    HOCKEY TICKETS FOR SCHOOLS
    78 20 PR THE Indian hockey! tourists' five tames in i Sincapore. special concession i rate season tickets at $2 for all I the games are available for schoolboys and Jirla. Apphcation.l for fckets .should be made by schools to Mr E Strickland Education Department The Indians, who
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    Fijians play good Rugby despite heavy rain
    611 20  - Fijians play good Rugby despite heavy rain W.E. TREVOR By The Fijians yesterday proved themselves masters of Malayan ;ugby be It wrt or dry when they beat a Singapore Cricket Jlub Invitation XV by 16 K»lnU 'two Jtoals and two irles» to three points 'a penaly» on a Hooded Jalan
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    COLONY LOSES THREE STAR SCHOOLBOYS
    250 20  -  MOK SIN Pl\ BY CINOAFORE will lose three Out Stnr.dlnc sportsmen when the plane carrvlng thf 22 scholarship M'idents. under the Colombo Plan leave Singapore for Australia tomorrow. They are Ronald Tan of St Andrews (School. Chan Chee Wah of Raffles Institution and Ravmor.d V
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    All Blues Cup final drawn
    24 20 IPOH. SAT— SeUncor Asians and Penanc Asians drew 3-3 in the All Blues Cap Buffer final played here today.
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    N. Zealand falter after good start
    251 20 YEW ZEALAND were presented with a golden opportunity of playing themselves Into a strong position on the first day. or the fifth and final Teat against South Africa yesterday at St George's Park here but lost right wickets for 218. They won the toss
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    U.K. RACER WILL TEST JAGUARS
    534 20 f^RITAINS'S laUat motor mclng car. the Triumph 3-lttre aporu :-.iodel. will be seen at today's Sim/*- gapore Motor Club half-mile i xtandlng-atart speed trial to be held at Llm Chu Kane Road. The car will be driven by Ita owner Bobby Tan In the event
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