The Straits Times, 23 February 1958

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES No. 1,174 SINGAPORE, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1958 20 CENTS I**4*** in Maty*
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    Lock icon JAKARTA PLANES BOMB NORTH CELEBES TOWN
    525 1 Raid came at 6am 'Many casualties' Rebels say radio station hit PADANC, Saturday. I NDONESI AN AIR FORCE PLANES BOMBED REBELHELD TERRITORY FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT DAY TODAY, INDONESIAN REBEL SOURCES REPORTED. They said "heavy casualties"— exact number is unknown were presumed in the
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    Nasser is named President
    119 1 Nasser is named President pAIRO, Sat Colonel W C*rr.al Abdel Nasser was today pronounced first President of the SyroEgyptian United Arab Re And hundreds of thousands cheered the pronouncement. The proclamation was givHiii the results of the plebLs- lte in Egypt and Syria on a jrtloo. The crowds chanted: An
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    Lock icon DOGS CALLED UP
    30 1 PARIS. Sat. Special police patrols with dogs rained to bring down and disarm a man will be used to counter Increasing North African terrorism in fraace. Renter.
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    Lock icon Ballerina seeks political refuge
    38 1 VENICE, Sat. A Yugoslav ballerina, Maria Corel, crossed the frontier into Italy early today and asked for political asylum, Venice police said this morning. Her husband Is In a refugee camp at Bart —Reuter.
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    Lock icon CRUSHING BLOW THREAT BY REDS
    117 1 CRUSHING BLOW THREAT BY REDS MOSCOW. Sat.— The Soviet Defence Minister, Marshal Rodlon Malinovsky, declared today that the Soviet armed forces must be ready to deal a •crushing blow" to any aggressor who launched a surprise attack on the Soviet Union or Its allies. He was addressing a meeting in
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    Lock icon HEAT TOO MUCH FOR THEM
    72 1 SYDNEY. Sat. Twenty- 1 lght service women fainteJ n the heat while being lnpected by the Queen Mother it a parade here today. The Queen Mother appear d unwomed by the hea* md high humidity and wa- loudly cheered by a crowd of about 300.000.
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    Lock icon 'Well on way fo recovery, says household member
    96 1 CHURCHILL ROQL'EBRUNE (Prance). Sat Sir Winston Churchill is "well on his wa v to recovery" from his attack of pneumonia and pleurisy, a member of his household here said today. lie had another "very comfortable ni*ht One of his doctors Mid: "There
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    Barter ban leads to Colony rice glut
    211 1 THOUSANDS of tons of Siamese nee earmarked for Sumatra are piling up in Singapore godowns due to the shipping standstill between the Colony and Indonesia. And the president of the Singapore General Rice Importers' Association. Mr. Teo Han Sam. warned yesterday that more
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    Churchill's grandson here
    54 1 Churchill's grandson here MR. JULIAN SANDYS. 21. son of the British Defence Minister. Mr. Duncan Sandys, and a grandson of Sir Winston Churchill, passed through Kuala Lumpur yesterday on his way to Penang. where he will spend a short holiday before returning to England to continue his studies He intends
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    Lock icon Six miners die
    42 1 TAIPEH. Sat— Six people were killed and 19 injured yesterday when six cable cars loaded with coal miners returned to work from the Chinese New Year holidays plunged 2,000 feet to the bottom of a pit near here.— U.P.
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    FATAL CRASH
    28 1 NICOSIA. Sat. Three British servicemen were killed yesterday when a Royal Naval Qannet aircraft crashed at the airport here on returning from an antismuggling patrol TJ.P.
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    Lock icon ARGENTINE POLL
    34 1 BUENOS AIRES. Sat. In an atmosphere made tense by strikes and general labour unrest, 10 million Argentinians go to the polls tomorrow to elect a president for the next six years.— Reuter.
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    Nehru weeps as colleague is buried
    109 1 Nehru weeps as colleague is buried NEW DELHI, Sat. Mr. Nehru wept today as the body of his Muslim comrade in India's struggle fo r freedom. Maulana Abdul Kalam Azad. was buried in the shadow of Delhi's Great Moaque. Half a million mourners jammed the burial ground as Mr. Nehru.
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    Lock icon Police hold priest's family for dancing in the nude
    159 1 TOKYO. Bat. A group of Japanese police were last night landed on the island of Yoron to take into custody a Shinto priest and his family who have been dancing in the nude since Feb. 15. A police spokesman said the
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    'Doctors won't come at night' charge
    731 1  - 'Doctors won't come at night' charge KENNETH WANSTALL "I hT^^H^e By A SENIOR General Hospital physician cian alleged last night that many Singapore S private practitioners refused to go out on night calls. Because of~ this, he E alleged, many patients 5 were forced to attend E the hospital's night
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    MAN IN CAR HELD IN $1,180 THEFT PROBE
    100 1 MAN IN CAR HELD IN $1,180 THEFT PROBE A MAN has been detained in connection with ttie theft of cash and jewellery worth $1,180 from a bouse In Upper East Coast Road, Singapore on Friday night. The owner returned to his empty house at 6 p.m. to find the front
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    SIX MEN HELD
    25 1 Police early detained six secret society suspects at Clyde Terrace. Singapore, at midnight yesterday following a tip-off about an impending gang clash.
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    MY STORY
    1194 2 For the first time the famous painter of Royal Family. f l l_L^^^^^^^^^^H^fefl HB^^^^^^^^^^^ WHY I PARTICULARLY WISHED TO PAINT THIS In this chapter Annigom tells how he painted Hie portrait of Princess Margaret: his initial despair and his struggles to capture on the canvas what he calls
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    'I destroyed my first attempt after six sittings'
    207 2 you'll finish my portrait before going to prison," she said. Or again: "Why don't you hide yourself here?" One morning in Clarence House I felt nervous and unable to concentrate. The light was very bad. Once again the face on the canvas
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      89 2 Is tiredness spoiling your chances >*-~^s If your work is too much for you, if you arc constantly dogged by a feeling .Jfct^EjsL. of urcdneas and wrakaeas then it may well be that you are not getting r^^^^^S^ sufficient nowtiaament from the food you eat. To fight this liredneat. doctors
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      67 2 I ATTHC DOCTOR'S S O ANDWHATA L^. HORUCsc* DIFFERENCE EV/CRY DAY I -~'*V <^»»j& mS**9 *i¥*A tkytlini r""y S N^^'l M>±iGoU f& itwiitaily wrixf w'iH< you, I TOT Hqypac*? **jSmt*D I Bpr* y«>uM4 l»Jy. Be* you <4o L| I f *uWm*U YH **»va> f f??~"r**i i you «uw*,ieu i«»»rl S^^\~—~.
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    One of the biggest battles I've ever fought
    1639 3 One of the biggest battles I've ever fought reveals the innermost secrets of his amazing life 1 am quite and saw what Khc said was although I aid hardb 'lh. place on md countr more that portrait progrev n r for att --val 1 woald bf ■'> < eyes, l
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    Malayan beauty poses for the master
    1397 3 Malayan beauty poses for the master 'nnigoni sketches Miss niarnini Tiruchelvam a writer of short stories, formerly of Ipob. Some may find this difficult or even impossible tn understand. Such people will never know, for instance, what it is to wake up a hundred times during the course of the
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      131 3 OUR COMPLETE and RANGE IS DISPLAYED AT THE 1958 FOTO FAIR 21st Feb. to 2nd Mar. 1958 VICTORIA MEMORIAL HALL BEHN, MEYER CO. LTD. tk J^zjtROYAL INTEROCEAN LINES To Hong Kong. Japan. South Africa. New Zealand, Australia South America \\w Sports Shi its j /Mk W wk These arc terrific
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    CIVIL SERVICE JUMBO TREKS 200 MILES FOR A NEW PLUM JOB
    416 4 CIVIL SERVICE JUMBO TREKS 200 MILES FOR A NEW PLUM JOB MEK Y4H, THE BALLOT BOX ELEPHANT, GETS HER 816 CHANCE: SHE'LL HAVE PART IN PAGEANT KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. MEK YAH, the civil service elephant, has landed a new plum job. And she is walking more than 200 miles to
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    21 PEOPLE ARE DECORATED BY COLONY GOVERNOR
    266 4 THE Governor ot Singapore, Sir William Gocde. yesterday decorated 21 people at a ceremony at Government House Award winners lncludec seven servicemen and twj members of the Singapor Police Force. The list included Prolesso. E. S. Monte.ro. the only win ncr of the
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    Maximum jail term for housebreaker
    105 4 Maximum jail term for housebreaker LEE KOK CHYL, 23. wab jailed for three years to be followed by two years police supervision after plead ing guilty in Singapore ye* terday to house- breaking and theft The judge. Mr. a. K. U^ said he wa s "obliged to pa.>-> the maximum
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    MALAYAN CONCERN OVER BOMBING
    342 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. i Malaya's deputy Prime Minister, Dato Abdul Razak bin Hussein, today expressed the Govern, ment's grav c concern over the Indonesian conflict and fears of an imminent outbreak of civil war in that country as a result of yesterday's air raids over I
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    Bill collector admits fraud
    70 4 A bill collector for the Straits Central Agency, Khu Tian Hok. pleaded guilty in Singapore yesterday to criminal breach of trust of $288. Khu was said to have misappropriated $54 which he received from Alice Chens? for an air passage, and $234 from Cheong Lye Lin.
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    COUNSEL AND INSPECTOR LIE DOWN TO PROVE POINT
    178 4 COUNSEL AND INSPECTOR LIE DOWN TO PROVE POINT A LAWYER. Mr V H. Tsan, lay down flat on his back m a bmgapore courtroom yesterday m an attempt to Drove his point ALSO flat on the tloor at his invitation was Inspector Michael Chan of the Nar:otics Branch. Between them
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    OFF FOR TALKS
    35 4 Tuan Haji K. Mushir Ariff. vice-president of the ExServlces Association of Ma- i laya. has left by air for Canberra, to attend the 14th biennial conference of the Commonwealth Services i League
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    Ears in the mail? Rot, say police
    312 4 Ears in the mail? Rot, say police THE police describe as "utter rubbish' a London newspaper report that there have been occasions when Singapore kidnappers have sent portions or their victims by post to relatives to force quick ransom payments. The report appeared in the teb. 17 i.ssue of Ihe
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    Walkover for Alliance in Kuantan
    102 4 Walkover for Alliance in Kuantan KUANTAN. Sat. -Three Alliance candidates were returned unopposed to the Kuantan Town Council today. This is the second year that the Alliance has had a walkover. The three councillors to be sworn in next month are: I Mr. Thiam Hal Sai (Central) Che Mahimon binte
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    That 'embrace': Girl's story
    1116 5 'He threw his arms round me^l was confused and annoyed 9 OFFICIAL DENIS IT, BUT COUNCIL COMMITTEE VOTE FOR SACK A YOUNC woman employee of th« Singapore City Council told a staff committee of eight men yesterday how in officer of the Council threw his arms
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    NEW DEAN AND VICAR INSTALLED
    88 5 The Rev. Canon E. O. Shield was yesterday insUllfd as the new dean and vicar of St. Andrew's Cathedral, Singapore, by the Bishop of Singapore, the Rt Key. H. W Baines. He was inducted by the Archdeacon, the Yen. D. D Cbelliah. The Governor, Sir
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    BIRTHDAY DANCE
    33 5 The American Association of Malaya held its annual George Washington Dance at the Seavlew Hotel. Singapore last night to celebrate th birthday of the first Presi dent of the United States.
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    CHARITY PRINCESS. IN HER ROCK 'n' ROLL SAMFOO
    98 5 CHARITY PRINCESS. IN HER ROCK 'n' ROLL SAMFOO More than 1 <*• people acclaimed lovely teenager and beauty queen. Miss Patricia Yonr Thai Thai, as Singapore's "1958 Charity Princess 1 over the Chinese New Year. Curvaceous Patricia (36--21-35). polled the highest number of votes from eight other g iris at
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    Lock icon HOUSE OF DEATH
    24 5 TUNIS. Sat— Nine people were killed today when an old house collapsed in th* Bab al DJazira district of Tunis.— Reuter
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    ANGLING PRESIDENT
    22 5 Mr. A. Locke, Command Secretary, H. Q. Federation Army, Kuala Lumpur, has been elected, president of the Malayan Angling Association.
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    Acquittal in rape case is upheld
    232 5 Acquittal in rape case is upheld KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Mr. Justce Smith dismissed in the High Court today an appeal by the Deputy Public Prosecutor. Inche Mohamed Salleh bin Abas, against a lower court acquittal of an Indian youth charged with attempting to rape an 1 1 -year-old mute. In
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    EVENING MYSTERY OF WHITE SHIRT GANG
    548 5  -  TUAN DJEK Q KRIDAY, Feb. 14th 1958:— As Chinese New Year approaches, a greatly increased number of logs are arriving at the Forest Checking Station for clearance, and rtelivery to Johore and Sinpore sawmills. The more logs that leave tlie Jungle the more pay
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    Changing face of rural Singapore
    222 5 DURAL areas of Singapore will undergo a great transformation m the next five to 10 years, the Minister for Locai Government, Lands and Housing, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat, said yesterday. Th e Minister, speaking at the opening of the new $109,000 Changi Community
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    Wow! What a SHOCKER, they said of this sack
    351 6 Wow! What a SHOCKER, they said of this sack VJ^HEN a pretty girl with an 18-inch waist exchange' a theongsam for a sack, her male colleagues wil r»ave something to say about it. And that is just what happened vhen glamorous young fashion artist, Apr I, turned up at the
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    Nice tea-time treat
    156 6 as cake and ■aaa as a tefc-tlme tr< it. are popul-r *ith the whole family T:y this deliClous N<' and Cherry 12 oz •elf-:.. >ur i .salt. 1 level teaspoon n •pice; i level (rated nutmeg. 4 oz dates, stone, 2 oz glace cherries; i pint and
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    Don't wear the new hats until you don that new face
    526 6 Don't wear the new hats until you don that new face By SUSAN BARRIE CASHIONS have changed drastically from top to toe this year. The new hats and shoes are as different from last seasons clothes as the sack from a sari. Notable among the hats for the younger set
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    GRACEFUL WALK IS A BIG ASSET
    212 6 GRACEFUL WALK IS A BIG ASSET MALAYAN girls hay« neat, trim figures with a small waistline and slim hips But how many havt the bearing and posture that make the most of their natural assets? There's no need to walk with a Marilyn Monroe wißgle or throw out the chest
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    The newest idea is Shock
    54 6 "Shock' colours are the newest idea in Continental fashion. They are incredibly bright, almost fluorescent, the top tone changing with the light. The Italian deslgnt-rs favour them particularly, favourites being orange, red. blue and emerald. To go with them lip colours are called blaze cock's
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    Speaking of jeans, it depends on the point of view
    1156 7 Speaking of jeans, it depends on the point of view /X>ULD you tell me if it \j v unlawful for girls t< wear Jeans and slacks? I* is rumoured that one can be arrested or at lea qacattONd If oat does. 11/ Singapore There's no truth in tho. rumour. Our
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    Wife's fears: Should she tell hubby?
    826 7 ff AM a married woman oi E 1 23 and have a son ReE cently my husband asked his best friend to take me s to a party where we had E cocktails and mixed drinks E I fell asleep and when i E
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    THAT BIG BROTHEL' CHARGE GOING TO ASSEMBLY
    125 8 THAT BIG BROTHEL' CHARGE GOING TO ASSEMBLY A SINGAPORE Legislative Assemblyman. Mr. Lee Choon Eng. will as* the Government what action it proposes to take against Mrs. Shirin Fozdar who told the Afro-Asian conference of women social workers in Colombo last week: "Singapore Is one big brothel." Mr. Lee said
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    16 huts add up to a new poser for Mayor
    149 8 16 huts add up to a new poser for Mayor CIXTEEN unauthorised huts which have sprung up m jalan Datoh are presenting a new and unusual problem to Singapore's Mayor, Mr Ong Ene Cuan At the Mayor's meet-the-people session yesterday, a delegation of eight Chinese women, who occupy some of
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    BIRTHDAY CONCERT
    21 8 The St. John Ambulance Brigade 'West Areai held its anniversary concert at the Victoria Memorial Hall. Singapore, last night.
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    NEW YEAR FIRE
    33 8 JESSELTON. Sat— North Borneo's three-day ChinesNew Year holiday was mar red by fire which destroyed seven new shophouses at Tamparuli on Tuesday night Damage is estimated at $9 n 000.
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    PUNCH IN POLICE STATION: $3OO
    57 8 Darbara Singh was lined $300 in Singapore yesterday suiting a police inspector and another $10 for behaving In a disorderly manner in a police station. He punched Inspector Robert Lee in the face at the Marine Police Station on Dec. 7. He also shouted and
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    EVILS OF SMOKING BY CHAIN-SMOKER HEAH
    198 8 DENANC. Sat —The Pre- sident of the Penang Straits Chinese British Association. Mr. Heah Joo Seang, today urged community leaders to organise an intensive campaign against smoking. Mr. Heah, himself a chain smoker, estimated thatMalayans were spending $400 million a year "on the luxury
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    City councillors to request another expat to stay on
    384 8 City councillors to request another expat to stay on A PROPOSAL to retain the services of yet another retiring expatriate officer of the Singapore City Council to relieve shortage of senior staff caused by early retirements, will be discussed by two council committees on Wednesday. The Chief Administrative Officer, Mr.
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    Malayan Airways to resume Jakarta service
    147 8 Malayan Airways to resume Jakarta service KUALA LUMPUR. Sat MALAYAN Airways will Start n.-w s. rvkv from Singapore to Jakarta on March 3 despite the present political upheaval In Indonesia. A spokesman of the company here said today "We shall not look for trouble until we find it. If there
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    THEY'LL SEEK BAN ON ALL FORMS OF GAMBLING
    228 8 KOTA BHARU. Saturday THE Tumpat UMNO division is to ask the Government to declare all forms of gambling including th« Social Welfare lotteries and horse racing illegal. The decision was taken at the division's annual delegates meeting yesterday. Inche Mohamed bin Musa,
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    'Enlarged heart' boy for U.S.
    77 8 'Enlarged heart' boy for U.S. HUANG, Sat. Lya Boon Leone, the 11-year-old schoolboy with an enlarged heart, will leave for the United States in ftssaiay for treatment U th r White Memorial Hospi in Los Aiiurles Lye's trip Is financed by public donations <Si2.B~.">> and the Penang Welfare Committee. The
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    ROTARY SPEAKER
    26 8 Mr. A.E.G. Blades, the Commissioner of Police will be the speaker at the next luncheon of t^ie Rotary Club of Singapore on Feb. 26.
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    SCOUT CAMPFIRE
    28 8 The 23rd Salvation Army Singapore Scout Group will hoi* a campflre at 7 30 p m m Friday at the Salvation Army Home in Thomson Road.
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    COLONIAL OFFICE MAN SIPS CHINESE TEA AT NANYANG
    92 8 The Assistant Under Secretary of State for thr Colonies. Mr. t Melville sips Chinese tea at Nan yanc University in Singa pore yesterday where he had a brief discussion on study facilities *ltn bead of defrartmrnlv Mr. Melville, who is on week's
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    CECIL B. DeMILLE DIRECTS A NATION IN THE DESERT
    1015 9  - CECIL B. DeMILLE DIRECTS A NATION IN THE DESERT Christopher Lucas THE MAKING OF THE TEN COMMANDMENTS »y UNDER a copper sky, shimmer ing with heat, Cecil B. DeMille. a sun-brr»nzed gnome in snap-brim hat leather puttees and field boots, blew a sharp, shrill blast on a 14ct. gold whistle
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      20 9 miiiiiitifiiniimi iVCXgf VKiCCIIt Hiiiiniii Annigoni tells the exerting, astonishing story if how hs was asked to paint the Queen's portrait.
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES
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      NAVAL AXE FALLS
      339 10 DEFERENCES to the new nuclear age Royal Navy and to strong forces to be maintained in the Far East cannot disguise the fact that while Britain's expenditure on arms is still increasing, her conventional forces are being cut to the bare bones as quickly as possible. Singapore
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      Tiger Rag
      129 10 r|*iE state game warden, Mr. A. K. Robinson, hat said that Pahang has the best lot of tigers in the Federation. They are moat well behaved. It is understood that at the national ugers' conference at Bentong recently, the chairman, Mr. BlackBrown Stripes, expressed the view that Malaya
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    9 10 'Look What I found, mummy a new year cracker!'
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    1299 10  -  Sef ton Delmer WHAT REALLY GOES ON BEHIND THAT BLAND EXTERIOR?— THIS IS A LOOK BENEATH THE MASK by w MOMENT of VICTOR V But don't smile too soon Zhukov for your turn is coming soon IS it a coincidence Or is it the result of one
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    427 10 E CO you're a bright young E lad Just starting in E the world and you want £to know how to get E ahead? Well, don't follow the E adverts and get a hat! Study these simple rules E for swift success drawn up
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    GENIAL GIANT CONQUERS THEM ALL
    942 11  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN BEHIND THAT LAZY SMILE. GOOD HUMOUR AND CHARM By JHE Quiet Man? John Wayne? What utter nonsense! Believe me. this genial giant is nothing of the sort. Quiet, in the sense it is tagged son to Wayne, suggests taciturnity E Aloofness. Surliness, even.
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    MAYFLOWER GANG IN STREET FIGHT
    106 11 |?OUR members of a Chinese F club and nine secret society members clashed in New Market Road. Singapore, on Friday night. Bottles and stones were flying In ihe brief encounter but no one was hurt. The police secretary. Mr. Eu Cheow Eang. said the nine
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    Contest for cine cameramen
    57 11 Contest for cine cameramen AMATEUR cine cameramen In Singapore and the Federation are Invited to submit entries for Malaya's own "Oscars." The Selangor Amateur Cine Oroup is holding their second pan-Malayan "Five Best" cine film competition for amateurs. The closing date for entries ls Aug. 31. Five prizes are offered
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    Redundancy talks
    62 11 Representatives of the Singapore City Council Labour Unions Federation met the council labour sub-committee yesterday over the question of 76 redundant workers at the city gas works. The committee said the council was prepared to pay gratuity and severance pay according to years of service. The Federation representatives
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    COLONY TOUR
    33 11 Twenty-four women from Pulau Tekong will spend the whole day in Singapore tomorrow visiting places of interest as part of a civics course sponsored by the De partment of Information Services.
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    At your cinema Kola Bharu
    22 11 At your cinema Kola Bharu CATHAY: Golden Lotus 12.30. 1.00. 7.15. 9.30 LIDO: Huet Cheen Scan Mor Mandarin > 3.00. 6.00 8.00. 10.00.
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    316 11 PUBLIC CONCEBT by Band of the 2nd Kln« Edwarda Own Gurkii* Rifles at Botanic Garden* S pm to 6.15 p.m. in II K\ i kin \i TIADE VMM. at Oreat World amuse ment park 11 a.m. to 1130 am PHOTOGKAPHIC SOCIETY Or BINGAPOBK: »th
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    Today's tides for your swimming
    63 11 TODAY: Singapore 118 t.m .Bft. 91n i 1.28 p.m (Bft. 6in.i; 1150 aju. (7ft. 4in.i 1134 p.m. (7ft. Mn.); Trengganu 11.05 am i4IL Mn.j 1048 pjn. lift. lla.). TOMORKUM oinghpore 1.44 4JS. (Bft. 91n i 2.04 pjo. (Bft itn.); KuanUn 12.35 ajn. (7ft Mn.) 1156
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    269 11 The fruits of merdeka more troops' ATTACK ON DEFENCE PACT KOTA BHARU Saturday. fHE PEOPLE of Malaya could now see for themselves the disadvantages of entering into the Anglo-Malayan Defence Treaty, the president of the Kota Bharu branch of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Association, Inche Mohamed Asri, said last night. Inche
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    FINISHING SCHOOL IS PLANNED FOR ASIAN GIRLS
    237 11 FINISHING SCHOOL IS PLANNED FOR ASIAN GIRLS A WEALTHY Malayan dental surgeon in Hong Kong is planning to establish finishing school for girls in Asia. Dr. Rene Young, the man behind the idea, is holding detailed discussions on the project with the Jionv Kong Education Department and with parents of
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    COPRA PRICE
    40 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per plcul on Saturday were: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra: February/ March »30> 3 buyers. $31 'a sellers Tone quiet. Singapore Coconut OH Millers' Association- bulk $45 sellers. drum 549 sellers Tone quiet.
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    14 11 The tin price in Singapore yesterday was $367.50 per picul, up $1.
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    THE UMBRELLA GIRL
    339 12 -THK Umbrella Girl 1 contest this week produced many an attractive umbrella with many a lovely face beneath it. Readers, in fact, literally showered us with their pictures. But the panel of judges have drawn attention to an increase in one unfortunate practice. Many readers submit pictures
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    Amateurs only was a quaint rule in early race days
    485 12  - Amateurs only was a quaint rule in early race days DONALD DAVIES HISTORICAL CORNER BY IN 1 889 when young j H.M. Robson. in later years proprietor and editor of the Malay Mail, first arrived in Kuala Lumpur, there were nc hotels. He stayed at the newly erected Government resthouse
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    251 12 SOME night when the radio isn't working or some one has swiped the best part of the evening paper, why don't you spend an interesting evening at home with your camera? You've got plenty of models to un limber your camera lens on— there's lots
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    56 12 Ever had this happen? You are all set to map an indoor jortralt of the wife or kiodies and one of your floodlamps does a fade-out act. Don't frel All is not lost, because, with a little ingenuity, you cart go ahead and snap that
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    FILMS PREVIEW
    296 13  -  NATASHA PARRY LACKERSTEEN By Back in show business after successfully battling ill-health, her portrayal of the nurse who fives her loyalty to Windom is sensitive and dignified. W INDOM'S WAY"! fs this a picture or is this a picture! Is it a triumph for director Ronald Neame? Is
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    267 13 IF I were the t-tntral MMW authority in the United States I'd sue Hollywood for the way it maligns the American cop. Asinlnity. it seems, cannot be pushed any further than It is in Universal International's "MAN AFRAID". Here a
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    57 13 The famous star of silent days, Lillian Gish. Is now In Britain to make her t\\ -i British film. "Orders to UP, which Anthony A<qultn I*, p- xiHfinp. Miss OUh. now 60. today devotes ht ;....i v but audiences here MBf r< e^.ber her in
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    222 17  - They all want their noses to be like this GLYNIS JOHNS STARTS NEW FAD by KENNETH WANSTALL piLM irar Clynis |ohns has started a big business boom in London's Harley Street and she does n t know it. For Clynis nose has sparked off a new craze among rich widows.
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    1824 17  - I EVEN THOUGHT ABOUT SUICIDE, SAID PLAIN JANE Dr. Else La Roe A WOMAN SURGEON CONTINUES THE COMPELLING STORIES FROM THE PAGES OF HER CASEBOOK By JANE'S case is one of the best instance. I can recall of how an operation was able to save a woman from a life
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    493 18  - GIVE THIS RISING YOUNG CHAMP A CHANCE AT TOP CRUSADER THE Badminton Association of Malaya would be wise to consider sending one or two of its best youngsters Thomas Cup prospects for this year's challenge round m June to the AllEngland championships. I have in mind 23-year-old Teh Kew San,
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    138 18 Extra cycle time trials to stay THE additional official time trial cycle meets organised by the Seletar Cycle Racing Club and Chansci C.C. are to stay writes Joe Ezekiel. This Is the result of the first meet which took place on Wednesday The response was so enthusiastic the organisers feel
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    Iron men get ready for first trials
    77 18 Iron men get ready for first trials The firs* weightllfting try-out to select a team for the third Asian Games will take place at the New World Park on Saturday March 8. Five likely prospects to qualify for' the Singapore Olympic and Sports Coun cil's standard are: Ow Fook Seng
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    Graham Short tries out the Pennant
    548 18 ONLY two completely new British models made their debut at the Earl's Court Motor Show in London last November Both were Standards. Both fall within the price range of the Standard 10 and the Vanguard, which continue in fullscale production The smaller and cheapei
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    454 18 I Succumbed to the eager, semi-sporting look of it semi-elliptic springs at the rear. The driver has a smooth ride over all surface conditions, though back seat passengers will feel the bumps on really bad road> Braking could be improved upon. No doubt it will be. since the Pennant comes
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    FEDERATION WIN 3-NIL
    337 19 Olympic ranking proved wrong for third time Singapore looked weaker team from the start FEDERATION'S hockey supremacy was put beyond dispute when they beat Singapore 3-( in their return international this season 9 Fairer Park Stadium yesterday. Federation thus completed a hat-trick by bea ing Singapore three
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    DEVINDRAN SCORES TWO GOOD COALS
    239 19 However, in the 17th miI nute Federation scored their i second goal when Devlndran, taking a reverse pass from Tommy Lawrence, went round the Singapore defence to beat the advancing Perman. Immediately »fter this van Huiaen brought off a brilliant save when he easily cleared
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    156 19 SIX MORE WORLD RECORDS BEATEN MELBOURNE. Sat. Six more world records were beaten today when the Australian national swimming championships ended nere. The week -long championships have thus been the most sensational ever held with 17 world records being wiped off the board. Four of today's records fell to 15-year-old
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    Perman is beaten
    36 19 FEDERATION'S S. Devindran gets the better of Singapore goalkeeper Roy Perman to < ore the first of his two goals in yesterday's hockey international at Farrer Park Stadium. Federation won 3-6. Sunday Times picture.
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    327 19 LONDON. Sat. DIVISION ONE Arsenal 4 Tottenham 4 AsUm 1 Chelsea 3 Black poo I Shef. Wed. 2 Bolton 2 West Brom. 2 Everton 1 Newcastle Z Leeds 2 Portsmouth 0 Leicester 8 Man. City 1 Luton 1 Preston 3 Man. I mi. l Notts
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    275 19 H.M.S. NEWCASTLE A" claimed the first title of the Royal Navy's sports carnival when they won the seven-side rugger tournament, beatinj; Bth Destroyer Squadron "A" by six points (two tries) to three (a try) in the final at Naval Base yesterday Man responsible for Newcastle's win
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    56 19 CAPETOWN. Sat The Australian cricketers, wlti two frUt Innnings wickets In hand, were 234 runs ahead of Western Province at tea on the second day of their three- day match here today The tourists had then scored 338 for eight wickecin reply to Western Pro
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    2445 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Three horses score doubles pKINCE OF LALITA with Eddie Larkin astride, stored a smashing four-length win in the first of the season's classics the l{-mik> SeUngor (told Cvp at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Second was On Stage, with outsider James \itch third.
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    49 20 rLLII.VM'S brilliant goalkeeper Mart-do hurtles through the air and grasps the ball in -lit hands as he saves from a West Ham attack in the F.A. Cup tie at Upton Park. London, on Feb. 15. Fulham's left back Langley watches on the goal line. Fulham won 3-1. Reuter photo.
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    124 20 I/INGSTON. Jamaica. Sat- A second-wicket partner ship of 159 for Jamaica by J. K Holt Jr and Alan Rae swung the match againsi Pakistan in the Colony's fa%oiir here yesterday. Jamaica, who trailed by 130 on first inning*, finished the day 155
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