The Straits Times, 19 September 1954

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    15 1 The Straits Times Vetfialei' 0 m No. 993 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 19. 1954 15 CENTS
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    ANTI-RED REVOLT IN TIBET
    40 1 ANTI -RED REVOLT IN TIBET ree Itinys puts on that Sinai spurt iill RINGS ridden l» I No < iiiov tutside in hi>> si which licit ""!> Franklin) h! in the Sinxaib's Gold <up it Bukil TiKoresi Beaa 'Iflcn by 19 Ihird.
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    Fatal clashes in armed uprising, says India report
    332 1 Fatal clashes in armed uprising, says India report CALCUTTA, Saturday PEOPLE of East Tibet have rebelled against Communist Chinese occupation forces in a series of fatal clashes, reports reaching India's border said today. These reports said Red Chinese troops were forced to declare a state of emergency and summc i
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    9 POWERS TO MEET ON GERMANY
    152 1 9 POWERS TO MEET ON GERMANY LONDON, Sat. A NINE power western conference will meet in London on or about September 28 to work out ways of rearminc Germany within the western alliance, the Foreign Office announced today. A spokesman told a news conference that Britain will act as the
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    GUARD KILLED BY ESCAPEES
    49 1 CARSON CITY. Nevada. Rat. Three maximum security convicts escaped from the Nevada state prison today in a hail of gunfire" in which a prison guard was killed. Two were recaptured only a mile from the prison by a guard and an unidentified Indian.— U. P.
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    Knd Mrs. Tan ideas him in
    11 1 Knd Mrs. Tan ideas him in in leads ifter the rue.
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    Phillips on Applegate
    18 1 Phillips on Applegate Ir/H. Sat. Mr lI Sei n Laboui Interi 11 or can corres\pplegatf before thej Chinese
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    THREE GIVE UP DURING A CEASE FIRE
    239 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. COR a week Lincoln bombers strafed terrorist hideouts in the Mount Ophir area of Muar in |ohore. Royal :00. with shells and mortars. Then at six o'clock in the norning security force leaders irderrd a cease fire, and roops and
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    Mau Mau free 232 prisoners
    105 1 LUKINIA, Kenya, Sat. \bout 40 Man Man terrorist! last nipht boldly' smashed their way Into I.ukinia prison to release 232 African convicts and capture arms and ammunition. The terrorists, bearded and haired after months In hiding, were believed to have personally directed by •Field Marshal"
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    An airstrip for Brunei
    46 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Sat.-l-oi-owinc rohabilitation of a wartime airstrip near here rsts are to be held within i, next few days to bring it nto the internal "feeder nee not work of small alrcrafi vhich is rapidly spreading to :over all British Borneo.
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    US TRANSFERS MORE SHIPS
    75 1 NORFOLK. Virginia, Sat. If. S. ATLANTIC Fleet head- quarters said here today that ten -ships of the Atlantic Fleet amphibious force all h ised in Norfolk would be transferred to the west coast for duty with the Pacific Fleet at the beiunnhiK of 1955. Transfer of
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    Baby Isabel goes back to father
    147 1 PARIS, Sat. JUDGE Jean Ausset today ordered the wife of the Bolivian millionaire. Don Antenor Patino, to return four-month-old Isabel Goldsmith to her father, hotel heir James Goldsmith. The ailing four-month-old baby has been misisng; since Thursday night when Jimmy Goldsmith went to the
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    Students aid mill strikers
    70 1 THREE hundred Chinese students yesterday viftited strikers at the Malayan Textile Mills. Singapore. They donated SGOO to the strike fund and brought the strikers food. They staved for more than an hour chatting with the 450 pickets Ai the Rukit Tim.ih gate of the factory The
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    Penang woman wins $5,000
    79 1 Penang woman wins $5,000 THERE is one winner j again a woman j of the Straits Times I I Word Puzzle > RR" She j i is: I Mrs R. Russell-Jones f I 4-A, Sepoy Lines Road. I I Penang. A cheque for $5,000 j will be sent to her
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    $20,000 MUST Ibe won
    83 1 $20,000 MUST Ibe won So get your postal orders Get your postal order for The Malayan Monthly $20,000 Word Puzzle Contest "B" tomorrow Additional supplies of postal orders of I the required denominations are now I available in most post offices. Entries for this conI test close on Sept. 30.
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    Police and pirates piny "hide anil seek9
    379 1 Police and pirates piny "hide anil seek 9 By JOHN WILLIAMS JESSELTON. Sat. PIRATE boats sighted in a North Borneo river may have been captured by the police launch Mallawalr. The Mallawale. speeding at night through dancerous reefs, arrived yesterday at Segampa on Jemhongan Island to probe reports that the
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    Call to Boy Scouts
    50 1 FILEY, Yorkshire. Sat. Sir David Maxwell Fyfe. British Home Secretary, told a Boy Scouts conference here today that standards of conduct in Britain were generally lower now than 20 years ago. He told the scouts they could do untold good in retrieving and raisintr the standards
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    Two million new homes
    32 1 TORQUAY, South Devon. Sr.t. Britain will have built 2,000,000 houses and flats since 1945 by the end of this year, a housing conference was told here today.— Reuter.
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    SOEKARNOS LOVES ARE BAD EXAMPLE'
    195 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MALAY women in the Federation are backing Indonesian women eladers in their protest against President Soekarnos second marriage to a beautiful divorcee, Hartini Suwondo. They said Muslim public leaders should not have more than one wife although Muslim law allows a man
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    Japan prepares for new typhoon
    55 1 TOKYO. Sat. WIND WHIPPED torrential rains lashed southern and central Japan today and the islands braced for the second typhoon in a week. Gale and flood warnings were flashed last night along a 400-mile stretch from Tokyo southwest to the island of Kvu;-hu with typhoon
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    ROCKY WINS BY K.O. IN 8 TH
    199 1 ROCKY WINS BY K.O. IN 8 TH NBW YORK. Sat ROCKY MARCIANO. warned three times for punching after the bell, floored bsari Charles three times in a savage attack md knocked out the rx-chi-mpion in the eighth rounc' last night in the fourth defence of his world heavy- Height titlr
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    Indians visit China
    45 1 CALCUTTA. Bat. Thirtytwo members ot an Indian goodwill mission to china left here by air toniaht for Hong Kong. At Hone Kong, two further members will ioin the party which la being led by Mi.ss Uma Nehru, a member cl Parliament Rruter.
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    Czechs hold guards
    33 1 HEIDELBERG, Sat— United States Army authorities said here tonight that two soldiers, members of a border patrol. were apparently arrested by Czech border guards early today while on routine patrol.
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    MTA-& THE CAIRO 'TUMMY DANCER'
    2864 2 MTA-& THE CAIRO 'TUMMY DANCER' lUi 1 1 "if JPi 1 1 T1 1 pII ■kf^PlTj pl4f |tfi 1 pff i^M 1 1 1 -1 Cordon Young 1 continues I his story |of the fabulous Prince Aly, heir to the Aga Khan For the Aga's followers Include many wealthy merchants,
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      355 2 2 INTERNATIoJfti G* self-winding j 2 Calendar WATCH The designers of the world- famous INTERN AT ON AL watch N^ factory at Schaffhausen. Switzer. land, have made a further advance by fitting in the move- £> ment of the INTERNATIONAL J2 Automatic a calendar-mechanism 2!» which shows the day of
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    6 IST TO WALK AGAIN IS HIS BIG HOPE
    313 3 6 IST TO WALK AGAIN IS HIS BIG HOPE \nsfable four years paralysed— now he will go fo England Police Con who has been Jt jr years, wa ii hope fhat hi *hat arrani England fc 11 the Stak hire wl I •stable Abdul Wahid bin i paralysed from the
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    Singapore wedding
    23 3 I- md (in bride 'k.jm who were S M Thcvathav<.fhodtst Church. is with Hie Council and the with Mansfield S n;aporc
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    Found drowned
    15 3 BATU PAHAT. Sat— A Malay, reported missine yesterday, was found drowned ir River
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    Rubber is very quiet
    164 3 OCTOBER first grade rubber closed in Singapore yesterday at 69 11 16 cents a lb.. two-sixteenths or a cent above Friday's closinc price and the closing tone was quiet. The price varied between 69 7 t, cents and 69 s r cents on a very ouiet
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    TlN—$ 369
    19 3 The price of tin in Singapore yesterday was $369 per picul. 50 cents above the Frida\ price.
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    The Regent was there
    88 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat— The Rpeent of Johore who was unable to attend the levee yesterday mornine owinj: to illness, vas present at the cocktail party at the Istana Besar in the evening in honour of the birthday of the Sultan. The laree number of guests included
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    DO NOT USE THAT THING IN COURT'
    139 3 A SINGAPORE police prosecutor hearing the click of I a handcuff in the Third Crimi|nal District Court yesterday, turned round and shouted to a prison warder: 'How many timps have I told you not to use that thing In court." This incident took
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    Customs' English: This is what rules say
    237 3 A PASS in Standard Seven in an English school is thp minimum educational qualification for Customs revenue officers, Mr. R. S. Tufnell. Singapore's Comptroller of Customs, told the Sunday Times. The rule was brought in after the war. Most of the revenut officers
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    BICYCLE THEFTS A RECORD NOV
    249 3 Use a strong lock, police advise THEFTS of bicycles in Singapore reached a record 103 cases in August, compared with 73 in July. A police spokesman said that in most cases the police found the stolen bicycles were not properly secured. "I would advise owners
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    No "L" for learner
    31 3 Dunstan Justin Aeria a learner was fined $15 in Sincapore yesterday for failine to display "L plates on his motor cycle at Chanci Road on June 25.
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    Let's make the most of Malaya'
    65 3 IPOH. Sat.— The territorial chi^f. Dato Panglima Kinta. told Kampong ketuas at a civics course here, Malaya is a rich country and the people should try to make the best use of its riches. Mr. J. K. Creer. the District Officer, Klnta. who presided
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    TAXI DRIVER CETS GAOL
    80 3 Lee Siak Seng. 29. a taxi driver, was fined $750 or three months' gaol in the Singapore Seventh Police Court yesterday Tor unlawful possession of 20 gallons of dutiable samsu. The samsu was found in Lees taxi at Braddell Road at 1.30 a.m. yesterday. Duty of
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    EUROPEANS TO START A SCHOOL
    211 3 A long felt need' PENANG, Sat. EUROPEAN parents here have formed an association to establish and run a school for their children. It will be operated on a nonprofit basis. An Interim committee had completed arrangements to open the school on September 27, Mr. R.
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    CHURCH HALL TALENTIME CONTEST
    111 3 CHURCH HALL TALENTIME CONTEST The Singapore District Methodist Youth Fellowship will hold its annual talentime conitest at the Straits Chinese Methodist Church hall. Kampong Kapor, at 7.30 p.m. on Oct. 23. The contest will be in vocal and instrumental sections. The Thomas Cup will be for the winning chapter in
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    The wrong side
    35 3 R H. Fielding of Grange Road was fined $15 in Singapore yesterday for parking his car on the wronc side of the road, facing oncoming traffic, on the morning of Aus. 3.
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    MARILYN IS GAY...AND THE WORLD NEEDS GAIETY
    477 4  - MARILYN IS GAY...AND THE WORLD NEEDS GAIETY f/LffN ASCROFT By SHE'S NOT GREEDY. and probably possesses fewer diamonds and minks than any other Hollywood star. Marilyn Monroe's chief weakness is her warm humanity. Her discourses on babies and cooking destroy the Monroe illusion. Men and women do not want the
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    Reindeer replaced horse on the menu
    320 4 DISCOVERY OF a rock she of South Central Franc rer-ted from the chase and I Prof. Hallam L. Movius |r., Oldest of the remains found r in the shelter date back 2ft. 000 years ago. Most recent were 18.000 years old. Flint weapons found
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    IT MAKES NO DIFFERENCE Tel
    736 4 MiiSf jlf j; it! mil UNPIINCTUAI •Sv Itl "12, ii in iti a Ji n» .ft a* aa tat ON TOP OF THE EIFFEL TOWER DOWN A COAL MINE IN A BUS QUEUE •JHE stork is often a much-maligned bird, and for good reason, too,
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    Success Story!
    103 5 Success Story! X- years on the K seller list— No. 1 era year! Win- P of the Pulitzer m ..000.000 have K. And now it is B. ized on the K n— the story of ->ftheCaine... ~.v a inde-eyed eya are opened the people, ssions, the pow•"'•ok the from Princethe
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    6-MONTH LICENCE-ONE DAY OF DRIVING
    267 5 6-MONTH LICENCE- ONE DAY OF DRIVING It won't happen any more, say police MANY learner-drivers have been "robbed" because the Singapore Traffic Police insisted on dating licence renewals from the date of expiry the former licence instead of from the date of application for a renewal, a driving school proprietor
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    She'll dance at the ball
    34 5 Miss I rancrsra Maav 17, who will dance at the Sea View Hotel next Saturday at a ball in aid of thr Sincaporr Canine Welfare Association. Sunday Times picture.
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    TWO FALL INTO RIVER IN CHASE
    80 5 TWO FALL INTO RIVER IN CHASE KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. TWO people running away from Home Guards fell into the Semantan -River in the Mentakab area of West Pahane late on Thursday night. It happened when a sentry at Lanchang Village saw lights outside the fence. A party of Home Guards
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    Oil mill for Mersing
    137 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat MERSING. besides being an important fishing centre, has an extensive area under coconut cultivation. The villacers convert the coconut Into copra which is chiefly exported to Singapore. Some of this copra will in future be used for the manufacture of coconut oil to
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    BACK 300 YEARS FOR THE MUSIC
    143 5 Peter Wise, producer of -The Tempest for the Singapore j Artj Theatre, says that music lovers will be intrieued at the performances of the play to be held at Mallaie Uhe residence of the Commissioner-General^ from October 14 onwards. An orchestra under the direction
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    Batu Pahat goes gay
    97 5 BATU PAHAT. Sat. Loyal addresses on occasion of the Sultan of Johore's 81st birthday and 59th year of reign were read yesterday at the nment English school The District Officer. Che Abdullah bin Suleiman received the addresses on behalf of the Sultan. Then followed a parade
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    He had untaxed beer: Fined $50
    49 5 Lee Boon Leng was fined $50 or a months gaol in Singapore yesterday for having Honor on which duty had not been paid. About 80 bottles of beer mnrked "H.M. Forces" were found at his house in Henderson Road. Sineapore on June 1.
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    Married in Singapore
    20 5 Mr. M. Rajagopal of Chandrr Road, a businessman, and Miss Kantimathi after their marriacr i n Singapore.
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    WHO experts for Spore
    235 5 DIRECTOR of Medical Serv.ces. Dr. R. H. Bland has returned from Manila very satisfied with the treatmert given to Singapore by the World Health Organisation Dr. Bland attended a conference which discussed thr 1955-56 WHO budget for the Western Pacific Region. Although WHO had to adjust
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    JUST WHAT DID YOU SAY, MISS de CRUZ?
    221 5 WHEN General Hospital staff sister Wilhelmina de Cruz returns to Singapore, the Director of Medical Services, Dr. R. H. Bland, will ask her what she really DID say in Quebec. Dr. Bland was in Manila during the stir caused in Singapore by
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    Singapore wedding
    26 5 MR. ROBERT CAMPBELL and Mist CaHicrinc Siddon s who were married at the Church of St. Paul and Pe.er, Singapore, yesterday. Sunday Times picture.
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    A MONTH-OLD FIRE IS STILL BURNING
    188 5 A MONTH -OLD FIRE IS STILL BURNING KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. AFIRE which began 34 days ago in the Telok Forest reserve, near Klang in Selangor. is still burning. But the fire, spreading over eight acres of the reserve, is four feet below the ground and nothing will put it out
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    New U.S. consul
    78 5 PENANG. Sat. MR. A. C. Swezey. former special assistant to the sec-retary-general of the U.S. Mission to the United Nations, arrived here today to take up an appointment a s American consul in Penang. A graduate from Princeton University, Mr. Swezey was a lieutenant-commander in the U.S.
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    The week's target is $50,000
    165 5 The week's target is $50,000 rE Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association needs $50,000 to convert a building in Jurong into a rehabilitation centre for patients. The building, formerly the South Winds Hotel, has been leased to SATA for 50 years, rent free, by millionaire Mr. Lee Kong Chian. It needs a better
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    His father had died
    59 5 A young Singapore Chinese student who last week received news in Sydney of his father's serious illness arrived in the Colony yesterday to find that his father died two days ago. The student. Richard Pee Han Sect. arrived at his Tras Street home to find arrangements
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    The foreigner looks at Singapore — & wonders about the dancing girls
    829 6  - The foreigner looks at Singapore wonders about the dancing girls Freddy d'Argencourt By THERE has been a lot of talk about making Singapore a venue for tourists. Singapore is very proud of its position both on the map and in the world of big business. It should therefore, think certain
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    ACIS AND GALATEA'
    68 6 Handel's "Acis and Gaiatea" will be performed by the Singapore Chamber Ensemble Choir and orchestra on November 3 and 8. Tenor soloist will be Max Worthley, an Australian who has appeared in opera in Britain. Joyce Thompson, will sing Galatea. Conductor will be Paul Abisheganaden. Also on
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    The countryman's Journal
    604 6 THE EXPECTANT WIVES CAME FIRST THE fruit season is over except for the remnants of the mangosteen crop, and a few kamp on g rambutans. sweeter and juicier than the Penang ones, but not iongkah' (.free-fleshed >. No longer do we hear the cries "Attah loolian bo",
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    FOIL THE SEA
    396 6 By JEFFREY FRANCIS HPHERE are thousands of young men in the Federation who are good swimmers and could easily learn life saving methods. There are hundreds of youth clubs and associations which can be used as training grounds for life savers. Public and youth leaders should spread
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      CUT AND COME AGAIN
      398 6 YOUNG, healthy appetites delight in a large rake which will yield more than one helping. Here are two well tried old favourites which improve with keeping. ORANGE GINGERBREAD Into a large basin, sieve a pound and a half of flour, a teaspoonful of cinnamon, a tea-
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      217 6 This is why you should usealoKtoothbriis| ATek toothbrush r otonly keeps your teeth clean and shiny. It c;r your gums, too! The short head reaches r corners, it cleans between the teeth and along the gums. By brushing your leeth ami g every day with a Tek toothbrush you will
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      151 6 RADIO MALAYA (•Programmes thus marked ran Rived by listeners In Malacca. 1. to 11.30 a.m. short wave 9m. Medium wave 476 m.. 66m <S: 297 m. > a.m. Breakfast Club; 10.00 Round-Up; 10.20 The Man The Camera; 10.30 E.T.Y.— No. 4; 11.00—11.30 .lakers, i.m. to 8.00 p.m. short wave 9m.
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      318 7 fresh choice\ y All the goodness of fruit is care- fully pn^ened in Olivers Jams. g I n*y arrive on your table v <vi fre«h as the day _^^> CHIVERS English hms Vnk and Co. Ltd., Singapore JM End the foment of PRICKLY HEAT today! Why endure theagon.y of pnckly
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    MALAYA WILL AID VIETNAM REFUGEES
    379 9 MALAYA WILL AID VIETNAM REFUGEES 5 Y.C. to send cash, clothes, medicine IjALAYA hopes to send young technicians and yo uth leaders to Vietnam as well as providing jjcal suoplics. clothes and toys for children, said I Scow of the Malayan Youth Council, who Singapore yesterday after leading a Lid
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    Miss Chan won a bicycle
    38 9 Miss Chan won a bicycle fc M 1 n 1". a St. i onvent School hired horc with !i> won for writI Mftj on thr impaifn, The .i the Victoria *:ii insc tout.nno people rxhibition. I ins picture.
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    state men get together
    14 9 state men get together Federation Estate Emwill consider :i loint Infor estate i Lumpur.
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    Minister returns
    22 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The federation's Membei for Works. Mr R. B. Carey today returned after three months leare in Britain.
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    WELCOME FROM THE GIRLS
    51 9 DENANC Convent pupils line up to greet the Very Rev. Mother St. Tarcisius, retiring Visitatrix iccntrel and the new Regional Supervisor, the Rev. Mother St. Charles (right) at a reception held ow Friday. On the left is the school principal. Madam St. Francis Xavicr. See Page
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    THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT THE JUNGLE....'
    302 9 T<HE Ist Battalion the East Yorkshire Regiment will be stationed in the Singapore area for the next tew weeks. They will forget jungle fighting for a time and concentrate on infantry tactics, weapons and other essentials so as to maintain their fighting efficiency as a
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    Bali trip is prize at Press Ball
    118 9 Bali trip is prize at Press Ball A FREE trip by air to Bali will be given to "Miss Personality" at the 1954 Press Ball at Sea View Hotel on October 30. She will fly by Garuda Indonesian Airways. Secret talent scouts will pick candidates on the spot at the
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    you must fight...
    84 9 It is bad to fight, worse to fight in public, and if there must be a tight, it should be inside a house. Mr. K. T. Alexander, a Singapore magistrate, told three men and a woman yesterday. Wong Kaw Choi, his wife, Leo Yook Khew. his brother,
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    Teacher injured
    37 9 BUTTERWORTH. Sat. Mr. P. Veerasingham, a teacher of Ibrahim School, Sungei Patani. was admitted to Buklt Mertajam Hospital today after his motor cycle collided with a lorry at Bagan Ajam. His condition is not serious.
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    GOVERNOR TO LEAD MEMBERSHIP DRIVE
    206 9 rIE Governor, Sir John Nicoll. patron of the Sinapore Chinese V.M.C.A.. will ?ad the association's sixth anL'«>al membership and finance ampaisn from Oct. 2 to Nov. 2 s the honorary commander-n-chief. The commander vtO 'oe Mr. to Teck Kin, president of the lingapore Chinese Chamber
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    Arrau—superb'—gives last concert tonight
    167 9 Arrau— superb'— gives last concert tonight CLAUDIO Arrau. the worldronowned Chilean pianist, gives his last concert in Singapore tonight. There will be "House Full" notices outside the Victoria Memorial Hall again— for the third time. Despite the fact that rows of chairs were placed behind the orchestra for the overflow
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    Fat Dissolved 5 Pounds a Week
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    MILLIONS FOR THE ASKING
    1154 10  - MILLIONS FOR THE ASKING LEE CHAPMAN By $$$$f I I THROUGHOUT the world there are millions off dollars waiting lo be claimed. It srrms ironical in tho extreme that money the most desired of all commodities should lie around wasting, while its owners are either too lazy to collect it,
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      Drunks hypnotised and reformed
      682 10 |«|YPNOSIS. properly used. is the key to the mind of man. It is no cheap. ready made anaesthetic. but the answer to the problems of many human ailments the causes of which lie not m bacteria or physical injury, but in the deep, mysterous recesses of
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      MOTHER' TO 30.000 CHILDREN
      371 11 "MOTHER" to 30.000 pupils in 32 Roman Catholic Convents throughout the Federation and Singapore, a pioneer missionary in Malaya who took her religious vows 55 years ago, retired last week as Visitatrix of Convents in the Far East She is the Very Reverend Mother St. Tarcisius,
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      Dato goes on welfare tour
      55 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat —Da to H E MacKenzie. the chairman o: thr Social Welfare Council, leaves Johore Bahru tomorrow i or. a visit to Alor Star. Penanc Ipoh and Kuala Lumpur. H< will meet representatives of social welfare bodies and discus.'- with them -the proposed
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      Negro Bishop's Malayan visit
      336 11 Q'<E of America's most distinguished Negro leaders. Bishop Edgar C. Love, and Mrs. Love, will soon make a fiveweek visit to Malaya and Sarawak at the invitation of the Methodist Board of Evangelism Bishop Love, of Baltimore, will arrive by air at the end of this
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      Chap-ji-kee is out for her
      79 11 A 58-year-old woman, Ng Kirn Hong, who pleaded guilty yesterday to havine bought four chap-ji-kee stakine slips for 52.60. gave a vigorous nod of assent when a Colony court warned her to give up patronisine the illegal lottery Ng. who pleaded ignorance of the law,
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      Organist's concerts
      47 11 Miss Louise Chens of the Teachers Training College. Singapore, will give performance ot 3 Handel organ concetto at two concerts being presented by the Singapore Chamber Ensemble on November 3 and 8. The main work in these concerts will be the oratorio "Acis and Galatea
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      TRIBUTE TO HERO WHO CHOSE HIS RESTING PLACE
      311 11 TRIBUTE TO HERO WHO CHOSE HIS RESTING PLACE THE story ot a former head ot me Lnmese setnun vi t>ic Singapore Criminal Investigation Department, who was betrayed by a woman and one of his own men when he attempted to start an underground movement in Indonesia against the Japanese, was
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      First Lord at the concert
      65 11 The First Lord of the Admiralty, Mr. J. P. I. Thomas, who arrived in Singapore on Friday on a five-day fact-finding tour. will take time off tonight to attend the recital by Claudio Arrau at the Victoria Memorial Hall This morning he will visit the
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      Appeal Court session
      14 11 Th' Singapore Court of Civil Appeal opens a four-day session tomorrow.
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      ANOTHER MEDAL FOR THE MAJOR
      144 11 A FIJIAN who won a Military Medal in fighting in the South-West Pacific Area during the Second World War has now been awarded a Military Cross after more than two years fighting terrorists in the Malayan jungle. Ho is Major George S. Mate, ol the
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      Top actors in The Tempest'
      175 11 CEVERAL professional actors and actresses have been recruited by the Singapore Arts Theatre for the presen- I tation of "The Tempest" at j the residence of the Commis- sioner General for South East Asia, Mr. Malcolm Mac- i Donald, in mid-October The part of Ferdinand
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    DEATHS
    69 12 l*«,r/i« /fl i minimum i MR YOON BOON CHOO passeo ;ieacelully on 18th Sept. 1954 Cantonment Road. Singapore *cc fin Funeral 21st Sept. 1954 at MM WONG YUEN 1 re I/ih Kwaa Nyong. aped 83 away peacefully 9 a.m. on 43 Koek Roari. Slnga > a\tnc behind her 6
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    73 12  -  Singapore. September 19. 1954 2» W—4» H» I minimum i. ACCLAIMS) THE FINEST' d\ Wsstlakc'i Ined Photostrapher. m N'i Screen". 303. long Ka'ons Road. S'pore-15. [QUE OPPORTUNITY. Youi Electric Shaver, any Mode! n :n part exchange r Rrmincton Contour 6 pnrticulars write Box A 682. thai GUARANrhllc'rep adeauale educattoe
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    Road to victory
    750 12 |>EOPLE who have lived 1 in Malaya much longer than General Sir I j Geoffrey Bourne can be i forgiven their cynicism i at the appearance of yet another "hit "em hard; and end if proclama- 1 tion. Rut cynicism is de- lea t ism in wartime.
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    HELICOPTERS
    670 12 Maiaya*s eyes m -and new ones are being designed* produced LT.-GEN. Sir Geoffrey Bourne said last week that more and more helicopters would be coming lo Malaya lo search out the terrorists in Malaya's deep jungle. Helicopters are becoming one of our most effec- live weapons. What are the
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    Cameramen of Malaya top the lot
    255 12 Cameramen of Malaya top the lot By A Special Correspondent NONE of the 24 countries exhibiting at the 92nd international exhibition of the I 'riinhurgh Photographic Sn- let this month gained a higher percentage of acceptances than Malaya. One in four entries was accepted, a level reached by only seven
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  • What you think
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      It's not funny Mr. Budd
      631 12 It's not funny Mr. Budd i ALTHOUGH the moving j i\ spectacle of a mans supremely heroic efforts to conquer the flesh after hay- ing virtually beaten his rivals j in an attempt to gain vic- tory and honour for his i country was greeted by a minority of people
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      21 12 Send your letters, on any subject, but preferably short and provocative, to: "What You Think." Sunday Times, Cecil St., Singapore 1.
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      156 12 'Interlopers' TI*R. S. RAMACHANDRA Ifl calls the Indians "interlopers." Why does not he call the Chinese "interlopers" as well. Chinese, Indians (including Mr. Ramachandra's forefathers i; in fact people of all the other nationalities except Malays originally came here with the intention of making money. But all have directly or
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      205 12 Religion RECENTLY the Persatuan Islam Sa Malaya (Pan Malayan Islamic Party) at a meeting demanded that there should be a new Member for Religious Affairs In this country. It Is a timely deri- sion and I will not hesitate i to give my support. Allow me to add further to
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      110 12 The orchestra IT is amusing to note that the Singapore Musical Society Orchestra is to be rechristened "The Singapore Symphony Orchestra." It will probably go down In musical history as one which plays symphonies only on odd occasions. The fact that the orchestra is accompanying a pianist of international repute
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      204 12 'Sloppy HHHE Malay art of music--1 making Is deteriorating rapidly and the old music of the "Dondane; Sayang" type has completely vanished from the Malay musical world. It has been replaced by the so-called modern Malay jazz and crooning. Even the old "Kronchong" has almost gone. The Malay music we
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    Billy Budd
    747 12 No whisky for jl M.P.s THE five British Members of Parliament who have been touring Malaya are not, at first sight, a very distinguished looking lot. Sir Robert Boothby looks something like Falstaff as presented ln a repertory production and Mr. R. W. Sorrnsen bears a resemblance, in
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      585 12 CLASSIFIED Am !«.,rrf, fin (minimum). AT THE SINGAPORE REGIS I FH September Wm charm Her Nursmc Sister. Johore Bahru Ire ThonK Yee of The PubDcpartmnt, Talping. ill ATIONs VACANT in l«.,ri/s (Win i— Hox i« rl, «Wm i )D SERVANTS Offend mfnt with I Of io Colony ■er due to
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    WINNIG ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZELE
    49 13 WINNIG ANSWERS TO WORD PUZZELE Ipnxe for Straits Times Word Puxxl* r««» BD SELL-lONES 4A Sepoy Lines Rd Penan. L Tby Mrs< corresponded completely with tho«. t? v lubmitted of .djud.cat.on committee tHe the m «f,t M W Th<$ Wefe d,nd the best received and considered accurate answers to
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    Many competitors faltered on some of the easy clues
    625 13 close ~oer o an usi of the ti n comwere rate an:he more RR] SI »>!* to set '•mc docile, he c for word possibly "The phrase H has a implication -in* 1 f; life. I SHELF is I right Mil
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    Clinic planned by two schools
    60 13 rpwo Singapore schools are planning to establish a schooi clinic at Potong Pasir village The St Andrew's and the St. Margaret's Schools will jointly hold a variety show at Raffles Institution hall. Bras Basah Road, at 830 p.m. next Saturday to raise funds. Tickets at
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    90th. meeting
    26 13 The Singapore Chinese V.M CA. will hold its 90th Board of Directors' meetine In the association library, Selecie Road, at 5 15 P.m tomorrow.
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    U.K. soccer results
    284 13 LONDON Sal. LEAOI'E DIVISION I \ston Villa 1 Charlton Burnley W. Bromwich 2 CardifT 3 Manchester C. II helsea Everton UlßHltt 3 Newcastle Manchester I 1 Huddersfield Preston 3 Arsenal Sheffield I 1 Sheffield W. 0 Sunderland 2 Blackpool 0 Tottenham 1 Portsmouth Wolves 1 Bolton 2
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    Tom Richards, the old salt, will ask for your vote
    470 13  -  NAN HALL By fa WHITE-HAIRED, teetotal I ing old sea captain, who regards his time spent skippering ships in South-East Asian waters as "a 35-year holiday," will be a candidate for the next Legislative Council elections. He is Captain Tom
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    They will be told today
    59 13 PENANG. Sat— Ayer Itam residents will be told tomorrow iof the action taken by their Protest Committee against the proposed inclusion of Ayer tarn. Glugor and Tanjong Tokong within the Penang Municipality The committee has sent a i petition to Government asking 1 for the
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    High Tides
    63 13 TODAY: Singapore 3.06 a.m. < Bft lln.i 2.32 p.m. (9ft. lin.c Port Dlckson 10.39 a.m. (7ft. sins. i 10 4:i p.m. (6ft. 61ns.>; Penang 4.11 am. (6ft. 7ins i 4.31 p.m. 1 5ft. 4insi TOMORROW: Singapore 4.22 am. 1 7ft. 3tns i 3.28 p.m. Bft. sins. Port Dickxon
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    ARE THEY WED OR AREN'T THEY?
    323 13 \WHAT IS A LEGAL Chinese marriage? Two experts in Singapore said last night th#»v would not t*»ll And this also goes for the ultra-modern "travelling marriages" which are common in Singapore as In the Federation. These weddings take place merely by an announcement in
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    Governor will tour islands
    67 13 The Governor, Sir John Nicoll. will visit six islands to the south-west of Singapore today and tomorrow With Mr. H.J.C. Kulaislngha. who represents the islands on the Legislative Council, and Mr. S. T. Stewart, acting Chairman of the Rural Board. Sir John will visit Pulau Bukom
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    DEATHS
    55 13 GEORGE GOUNDER 9 Philips Avenue, s o Mr. O. E. Goundei passed away at General Hospital Saturday morning. Funeral Sunday. Sept. 19. 5 p.m. Bldadaii St Andrews Cathedral. J. L. VAN REYSEN passed away peacefulh on 18th September, 1954 at No. 5. Chanrery Hill Road Funeral Sunday lPth September
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  • The girl and the flower A day by the sea
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      HOW TO ENTER
      90 14 EACH week the c Sunday Times is awarding cash prizes for readers' pictures. There is a first prize of $30. a* second of $15 and runners -up each receive $5. If you wish to enter for the competition send your entries to "Camera Contest," Sunday Times. Cecil
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  • Historical corner by Donald Davise
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      Well – tinged booh about Ma in tf a
      238 14 Well tinged booh about Ma in tf a MENACK in Malaya", Harry Millei's well-informed and intensely interesting book on Malaya', troubled past and present, and its ardent hopes for the future, is well timed. It is reaching out to the sympatheth public of England and, I imagine. America, during a
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      RAFFLES 'TOO HAPPY'-AND THEN TRAGEDY
      854 14 RAFFLES 'TOO HAPPY'-AND THEN TRAGEDY \f ONTHS lapsed beyond the time fixed for the arrival of the ship "Fame" which was to carry Sir Thomas Raffles. Lieutenant Governor of Bencoolen and Lady Raffles back to England. Raffles had left Singapore some months previously and now he was winding up his
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      384 14 4cf GtKtuf 'test/ Some important movie makers contests have been held these last few months. Results just received show once more that most of the first prizes were won by owners of PAILLARD -BOLEX cameras, thus: Belgium 1954 .Brussels. Travelogues the seven first prizes were won by BOLEX Hl6 Genre
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      273 14 I jnfjMiinmßßHfi?^Bil^MfrfM^'^^ -«Jtm I fIRST prize this week goes to Chu Chup Ming of 124 Cecil Street Singapore 1, for his study of the girl and the flower (top left Aperture f 5.6: speed 1/150: yellow filter. i a a The excellent animal study, top right, comes from Serjeant M.
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    A MAGNIFICENT FILM!
    862 15  - A MAGNIFICENT FILM! Says ERIC WOOLNOUGH 'In fair Verona where we lay our scene.... 9 "O. Romeo, Romeo! Wherefore are thou, Romeo 0 Deny thy father and refuse thy name; Or if thou wilt not, be but sworn my love. And I'll no longer be a Capulet." £T last the
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    jDid Ann Blyth: really sing?
    661 15 —Film Fans' Forum—* IB B T AS it really Ann Vr TT Blyth who sane in the films "'Rose Marie" and "Studeni Prince' 1 L. G. Sincaporc. Although Ann Blyth made B her professional singing debut at the age of five on a New York
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      144 15 WHICH ONE don't worry! D EROMNIA-23" fiU P'orccUd ruationi of exposure and illunii-'-u nrrrf not be concerned of your t you- picture^ frill always be brtffcl elci' with fine cram and with a r ".rnfation of all colour values DIN FILM jr K 'nr. in Germany for H,c PERUT2 developers
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      538 15 CATHAY ORGANISATION ATTRACTIONS M-G-M presentsthc heroi^ Til D! I I I Mtf story of the^jSsrU- Ifl KILL 111 \J **?&*&ss& AMD f§^^i TERRIFIC! TODAY DAILYf iMHePII? "1 -a I UK CttIHI 188 HJUmH I TodTH*"^ ».m ".ti'st tor voi luMn Wlßn iIiAIR LUu Jl /iTV^KC Shi fit? IITH BIG day!
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      165 16 IT SHOULD HAPPEN TO A DOG! DOGO-SAN FOOD ADDITIVE containing essential vitamins and minerals in concentrated form COOD NEWS FOR EVERY DOC 1 to 3 teaspoonfuls per day mixed in your dog's usual food will keep him m tip top condition HE WILL LOVE IT BECAUSE IT CONTAINS LIVER AND
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      149 16 THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAPRICORN <l)c<. :i— Jan. 10). If you have certain personal difficulties, tackle them •aaMHK^B without rlrl.O End of week will r^ti m 1 bring a spate of V^F J important let--1 trrs. maybe a ni-w contract. Business life should be profitable but more hectic than usual.
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      135 16 ARIES (Mar. 21— Apr. 20).— You find that certain changes in your background prove congenial. Extra work may be -Sr heaped upon you \LJg but you won't find it discou- raging. There is money to be made and. better still, some useful limelight to be had in the near future.
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      399 16 i ARE YOU A GOOD MIXER? i \\> all lone to be popular. It is rvtrrtnely pleasant to ferl I yourself the centre of a lively group and the focus of admiration I and affection. Yet we all know people who in spite of themselves i lead a lonely existence
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      402 16 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY.— lntuition will proI bably point out the right road this morning. Find time for a little introspection and careful thought early in the day. Put material worries into the background for the moment. FOR LUCK TODAY WEAR OR USE; Violet Blue. 7. Opal. TOMORROW. Take
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      208 16 RiieuniaijJ doctor N I i ;.uh, v.., r B.cW. and deadly 3. Mr-r.e'i,.-kidnr.- raa C r. dHirat, ulate* 9Wcc S sln >- Now Well 7 her n M t 11 net and air print n <"l raite v.y a--i hoiptt-.i r «o won, t, younger. v Health Improved ioi I
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      305 16 "I SHEA VAAITEO^ WATCHED TWROUGM ANXIOUS EYES WHAT C INAU_V V WMEN THE MATIVES CEREMONIOUSLY AAQTIONEP WEEKS RASSEP, ANP STERLING SHEA ANC? GEOR&IE I rj^^^W^H^JilnfAtf^ A <£W rf^Lr V FOR Wl/V\ TO RXLOW X BERNARC? UNPERSTOOP FEARONS RECOVERED FROM THEIR ORPEAI *NOW Ai^^qLt^^—T THEY MAP NEVER SEEN AN AIRPLANE BEFORE,
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    THE MOST IMPORTANT PROBLEM WE HAVE TO FACE-WAR
    916 19  -  Bertrand Russell By adcr of history, it is hardly possible to my of the comforts and securities that ..ranted have grown up during the last even the improve as car- c opposian unlemic in Ned the t.i bo a nt upon encourtc,
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    Nathaniel Gubbins
    1107 19 I SUPPOSE every man, apart from the complete cynic, has an ideal man. Some revere men of action, like soldiers and sailors and explorers, others would like to imitate great writers and artists, and often do. Even the great industrialists have little worshippers at their feet. Foolish people
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    BATTLE ORDER GOES OUT: FIGHT THEM BADER'S WAY
    1284 20 BATTLE ORDER GOES OUT: FIGHT THEM BADER'S WAY 'Hit 'em in the middle' was the key' Break 'em up* BADER was not satis- n to 12 Group 11 irknall. nnri told Leigh-Mallory: if we'd only had nioro fighters we could have hacked the Huns down in "I illory v handle
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    Record Playtin
    235 20 The great Schweizer rOSE of us who wish tn g< t away from the strident and numbing: effect of th<* modern organ cannot d<> better that listm to Albert Schweizpr plavinic Bach's Fantasia and Fugur in <• Minor, recorded at the Parish Church. Gunsbarh. Alsace. Comparing: this with
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      534 20 PHILIPS* in the service of the family! Only the best is good enough for you and your family —so when it comes to PHILIPS C PHILIDYVE electrical products do insist on Philips. i^oL s Then you can be sure not only of the 9 jous i* a k<vn cyciut. «>
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      1657 21 Wfff^KfUßJlffffTtM ANALYSING THE MEN WHO BET IN FORTUNES The gambling sheik loses |J| I^JSlii^ JM over the Rrccn tables and even xKlj QQQ L> '\^ftm? \{^Jwil A^^^Sf \KC<-\ the ivory faces of the croupiers Mm*J\o j\o \J \J WL WjL \Mm If 'T^t^L^E^h Those people play only for VA^V.V.V.V.'.V.V.V.V.V.V.V/. <
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      139 21 ROBB j: pictures gala m?ht at Hie casino in rha balcon-es. elegance and calm; at Hie tables below ..taut nerves and excitement. %V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V" the King of the Belgians, and Ls perched on a hill above Villefranche. he will land at Monte Carlo and go to the casino. He seldom stays
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    THE SUNDAY TIMES LIFT-THE-LID CAR IS THE LATEST
    311 22 THE SUNDAY TIMES LIFT-THE-LID CAR IS THE LATEST YOU think you've seen everything in the way of cars of the future? Well, try this on your old assembly line! The car seen in the accompanying photographs is the first of its kind to reach theJJnited States from the Mercedes-Benz plant
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    PETROL FILTERS STOP GOO'
    504 22  -  Barney Avery By ESSENTIAL equipment for the Federation motorist is a good petrol filter, of which there are several first-class makes on the market. ,i visit to .in up-country friend recently I noticed a long plume of red l.iterite hind the car as I drove over
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    HIGHLIGHTS OF MALAYAN SPROT
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    Soccer 'bubble' bursts
    699 22  -  CRUSADER' By lUDGING by the Cup team's dismal Showing against Penang last week, I think Singapore soccer h;is started on a decline. After the game I heard such remarks as: "Awang Bakar is finished." "Chee Seng is no longer the Dest goalkeeper in the Far East." "Wing
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      231 22 Choose /ie&fffr&t%~ SNORKEL AMERICA'S BIGGEST ft£ Wsm PEN AND pencil 1& Attftf'i SUtTINU Snorbft fIU II ll JS WSheaffer, ADMIRAL Snorkel Kinor-ftiushed metal cap' arc accented (L; f, ShealTer'i populir-priced favourite i» o> joid-filled vim and modem chajuif.. fc" 18 t^ llf* 1 row a Snortel pen For thoie who
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      543 22 POWi« WIIH qgg^ With acknowledgement to W A Motoring Correspondent, of the Daily t c Car makers who have follow* ri by enlarging the power unit buyers' reaction. Rove^ whoadiWVu the W models (designating thT? power developed) to their loi last autumn, have been higl demand for the 90. This
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    favourites 8 take three off Chinese
    71 23 favourites 8 take three off Chinese (jrsl dlwsion I o vlctorj on the play In their •••> down :.:np hr imer and penis Ol KOal. I c Chinese d pla y -k. each -!c: n.iiidrz scorlni .'n\p on K.r soon, Robert Eng Ponnun first dn:Mo:i nl the first nfT n
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    ARGONAUTS LOSE
    10 23 Ij soccer I urn la^t 2 md Khalid
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    ROCKY BLASTS CHARLES IN 8 ROUNDS Challenger down from Round 2
    583 23 ROCKY BLASTS CHARLES IN 8 ROUNDS Challenger down from Round 2 HTH R(Mvn NT nJ N 2 MIN 36 SEC OF THE 111 VVYWF fHT 't.t?, THEIR R ETIJRN WORLD SS adSSmie" ISS^jSESE at the yankee when rh a cripe ripl S t I>r H Vi H Us Kht aßainst
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    Marciano will undergo plastic surgery
    242 23 Marciano will undergo plastic surgery \JAHCIANO said he adoptrc 4 different tactics for the bout "In the first fight he hit me with lots of short right hands." He said: 'This time I was watching for thrtn and hookini: away I did not think he was as strong this time
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    The fight round by round
    804 23 ROI'ND ONE Charles came out of his- corner and 1 lashed a rißtit to Marciano's side. Marclano landed a right to Charles' head and moved in but Charles quickly tied him up. Charles smashed a beautiful left book to the body and a short right
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    Careless RASC are SCC's first victims
    343 23 KGAPORE Cricket Club opened their rugby season on the padang yesterday with a 19 points (two s and three tries) to nil victory over Royal Army Service Corps. But they only deserved nine of the 19 points. The rest were the result of sheer
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    Bhajan gets 5 off Changi
    193 23 NEWI V PROMOTED Dockyard Civilian Club trounced RAF j rt Changi 9-3 tn a Singapore Hockey Association Div. 2 league fixture at the Naval Base yesterday. Feature of the game was a hat- c trick by Bhajan Singh Scorers for Dockyard were Bhajan Shlgh 1
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    Nancy wins her second title
    74 23 Nancy Ang (Rex) won her secon title in the S.B.A. junior champlor t ships when she beat Joan Ka (Swift) 12 10. 11—7 in the women singles final last night. Nancy won the women's doubl* t title on Wednesday. The mixed doubles title went t
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    KATONG DIST. ARE CHAMPS
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    Longden questioned by the stewards
    139 23 LONDON. Sat. ACEY-DEUCET Johnny Longden. the Yorkshireborn American Jockey who has won more than 4.000 races in the U.S.. was called before a secret inquiry of the stewards and questioned about his St. Leger mount. Blue Sail. Two questions were asked about his interest in
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    920 23  - S'pore beat the MacLaren bogey for 3-0 victory THE SPORTS EDITOR By Singapore 3; Federation 0 DENANG'S big, bustling goalkeeper Dave MacLaren is, of course, not infallible. Once Singapore proved this to themselves, with a goal in the 16th minute, they went on to a comfortable 3-0 victory over Federation
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    THREE RINGS WINS ANOTHER GOLD CUP RACE
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