The Straits Times, 23 March 1958

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    14 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Malaga V. 1.178 nIM.APOKE. SINDAY, MARCH 23, 1938 20 CENTS
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    NOW THE REBELS BOMB BANDOENG
    217 1 NOW THE REBELS BOMB BANDOENG DADANC RADIO claimed last night That two aircraft from North Celebes h,id bombed Bandoeng in West |ava. •h Celebes, under Lt D J. Somba, backs regime In Cen Pudang radio said the two m Minado. capital *\s. had raided Bandoeng an port at 9 p.m.
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    Lock icon IKE OFF FOR GOLF HOLIDAY
    25 1 \v ISHIXCITOX. Saturday— President Eisenhower l*ft here in his private plane today for Augusta G«orgia. for a Koifinc holiday, Reuter.
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    Lock icon FREIGHTER SEEKS SAFE CONDUCT ASSURANCE
    111 1 FREIGHTER SEEKS SAFE CONDUCT ASSURANCE COPENHAGEN. Sat The Danish Minister in Jakarta is to ask the Indonesian Government for a *afe conduct for the V784-ton Danish freighter. BreUcne. which was shellrd off Padant. Central t>umatra. yesterday The BreUcne, which suffered minor damate in the incident, will be reatty to leave
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    I FEEL OPTIMISTIC: REBEL PREMIER
    510 1  -  Our man-on-the-spot talks to Sjafruddin But the blockade hurts BOEKIT TINGCI. Saturday. DR. SJAFRUDDIN PRAWIRANECARA, 46 YEAR-OLD PRIME MINISTER OF THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT OF INDONE SIA. IN A LONG INTERVIEW WITH ME TODAY SUMMED THE FIRST PHASE OF HIS CAMPAICN TO OVERTHROW THE |A KARTA
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    MR. FIRUBIN HITS AT THE PRESS IN 8 WORDS
    143 1 MR. FIRUBIN HITS AT THE PRESS IN 8 WORDS |UIR Ntcoiai Firubin. Russian delegate tcrthe recent ECAFE conference at Kuala Lumpur, said just eight words before leav ng Singapore by an yesterday And those eight words were an indictment of the press here. jTo reporters trying to interview him In
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    Two stabbed
    41 1 Two people were stabbed and one had acid thrown on him in fresh disturbances in connection with the Gammon Malaya strike in Singapore. Two other people believed to be connected with Gammon Malaya were attacked in Rochore Canal Road.
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    NINE PLANES WLL FLY OUT DUTCH QUITING JAVA
    186 1 NINE PLANES WLL FLY OUT DUTCH QUIT ING JAVA NINL aircraft have bvt-n chartered Id fly home 750 Dutch evacuees who will arrive in Singapore from Indonesia tomorrow. Five of the planes are American DC-4V,, two X.L.M and the rest British Hermes. The first batch of evacuees will oe flown
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    Lock icon 'KISSING GATE' FOR BUXOMWGIRLS
    29 1 LONDON. Sat.— A "kissing Rate" at Gaifgay. near Cambridge, has been widened three incur? Villagers had complained that buxom maidens had dihlties negotiating it.— *euter.
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    MIKE TODD FEARED DEAD IN CRASH
    202 1 QRANTS. (New Mexico), Sat. A private plane with film producer Mike Todd aboard crashed and burned here today. Aerial searcher reported seeing no signs of life around. Police said the aircraft. with three other people l aboard, was flying from Burbank. California, to Tulsa
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    STADIUM DAMAGED, STALLS RAZED IN PARK FIRE
    222 1 STADIUM DAMAGED, STALLS RAZED IN PARK FIRE EIRE broke out in the Happy World Amusement Park, Singapore, shortly after midnight last night, destroying a i great part of the stadium as well a', scores of nearby stalls. The fire, believed to have started in a match box shop, raged for
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    Lock icon NASSER PLAN TO WIDEN SUEZ
    39 1 CAIRO. S.it A Nu i Plan" to widen Suez Canal »o allow the transit of super tankers has already started with over 2.000 men worKing at three points, reports reaching here said today.— Reuter.
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    HOUDINI'S SECRETS
    478 2 MASTER MAGICIAN'S BAG OF TRICKS 9 IN THE archives of an old-established firm of lawyers in New York lies a bulky envelope marked "TO BE OPENED ON APRIL 6. 1974. Variety artistes all over the world would gladly •en years of their earnings tor permission to read the
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    Will be bared to the world on April 6, 1974
    1654 2  - Will be bared to the world on April 6, 1974 GEORGE ASHLEY by red the casettc. Houdini kept his secret. The Grand Duke then d to punish the magician lor his lack ot 1 1>- ope ration. He invited Houdini to give a private periormance at his palace. During the
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    Naomi tells
    66 2 Continuing a first hand... I CHAPTER TWO T was on a warm spring afternoon. I and in the London surgery of hypnotist Henry Blythe. that Mrs Naomi Henry first breathed the words that were to s set in motion the fantastic series ot experiments I began reporting on
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      91 2 Why Horlicks is so good for children CkiMi«» Mad a trtmmAottt umoum of nounshment to rntore the energy tney ~"N n P&y mm W»• growth and activity. Unfbnunatety it often happeM J^^hL. «Jm* "^"J— 4 cmmat **y**«* med-up energy. That ntlw reaeon why jl«iwi^i>iiwfl— i»i Hotiick* for children Horiicka contains
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    of her 17th century husband: I hate him
    869 3  - of her 17th century husband: I hate him KENNETH WANSTALL report of a sensational hypnotic experiment BY QmttH slowly out nine said: I am going t an ahead. You ■at do you see now Are you m our name wattl Gaul. The name seemed to slick in her iHtd to
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    That Bluebeard Complex-here's the classic case
    1222 3  - That Bluebeard Complex- here's the classic case B«»ii<k|fl By The Mind of a Murderer Chapter 3 "1»H E most macabre case I came across in nearly 25 years at Scofland Yard was the Christie case i Even now, five years s afterwards. I find W hard E to be detached
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      5 3 «EXT WEEK Killers At Large
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    'Can't be barred from MCA talks'
    326 4 'Can't be barred from MCA talks' C IXTEEN delegates of the Singapore branch of the Malayan Chinese Association were told before they left for Kuala Lumpur yesterday that no one could bar them from attending the MCA annual delegates conference today. The man who gave them the advice was their
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    Settled at last—legal aid lawyers' fees
    293 4 Settled at last— legal aid lawyers' fees After months of talk last obstacle removed and now amended bill to go before Assembly on April 9 "THE Singapore Covernment and the Bar Committee have at last reached agreement on a scale of fees for lawyers in its legal aid scheme. The
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    POLICE ARE BAFFLED BY SHOTS AT BOAT
    148 4 POLICE ARE BAFFLED BY SHOTS AT BOAT Singapore .Marine Po. lice admit they have little hope of learning who fired the volley of shots which ripped through a Colony-regis-tered fishing vessel off Penang last Monday, killing the Uikong and another crew member. The police have theories— but no facts. "We
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    Hunt for lost boy's parents
    65 4 Singapore Police and Social Welfare authorities early this morning were looking for the parents or guardians of a limping, badly deformed five-year-old Chinese boy. found wandering in the Happy World Park last night The boy. barefooted and dressed in white spotted pyjamas, was taken to
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    KPM ships: No confirmation
    66 4 The KPM office in Singapore has not received official confirmation of the Indonesian Government's decision to return all KPM ships now held in Indonesian ports. A KPM spokesman said he did not know whether the 35 ships would be routed to Singapore when they are released.
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    ANNUAL MEETING
    27 4 The Singapore Association for the Deaf and Dumb will hold its annual general meeting at the Adelphl Hotel Roof Garden at 5.15 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    GUNNERS' SOCIAL
    19 4 The Singapore Gun Club held its annual dinner and dance at the Ocean Park Hotel last night.
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    $50,000 to be won
    50 4 $50,000 to be won There is $50 000 to be won in the Malayan Monthly's |ack p o t Word Puzzle "T" (for March). This contest closes in NINE days from now. Post your entries today. Details of the contest appears in the Malayan Monthly for March on sale now.
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    Off-duty policeman holds acid thrower
    184 4 AN alert off-duty policeman, Charam Singh, yesterday arrested a thug after seeing him hurl an electric I light bulb filled with acid at a lorryload of workers at the junction of Kirn Seng and River Valley Roads. Sirn^aj pore The policeman was 1" a bus
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    VARIETY CONCERT
    21 4 The Singapore Cold Storage Social and Sports Club held a variety concert at the Victoria Memorial Hail last night.
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    Quotas for new tin control
    246 4 Quotas for new tin control KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Controller of Tin in the Federation toda> nounced new quotas tor Malayan producers during the coming export control i from April 1 to Jui The quotas are what the mlnea will be able to produce under the restriction .scheme following the
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    At your cinemas
    61 4 K ii. i in. in IWTH.W: Im.i. Cilove 11 ii m.; Gunfighl At OK On ml 12 30, 2.30. 7.00. 9.30 p m HEX: Man Without A BUT 10.30. Black Paten 2 30. 7.00. 9 15. Kola Iliiai n CATHAY: Fighter Attack Ml a.m.; Hired Our. 3.00,
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    Exit Perfect—in the best cloak-and- dagger style
    300 4 Exit Perfect— in the best cloak-and- dagger style WHISKED FROM HIS XL CAMP AT 3 A.M. FOR AVER HITAM KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Private Claude Perfect, 20, the British soldier turned Sikh, was whisked jway to Ayer Hitam, Johore, at 3 a.m. today in one of the army's most "hushhush" operations
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      259 4 w RINSO /^mi^> gives RADIANT WHITENESS KY/ i Wj:fy\ says Mrs- Wong A RINSO has always been a firm favourite j/ f\ yV ft with the WONG family. For years and ks >. J\ y«ars RINSO and Ah Choy have done a first Hr X good reason to insist on
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    SACK FOR 230 MINE WORKERS
    23 5 HONG FATT TO CLOSE MIME No. 2 BECAUSE OF THOSE TIN RESTRICTIONS NOTICES OUT AT END OF MONTH
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    200 aborigines take part in film on dope
    148 5 200 aborigines take part in film on dope IPOH. SATURDAY hundred aborigines will provide the main 1 supporting cast in a story of international opium smuggling now being filmed in the Cameron Highlands. Entitled Black Gold." the film is being produced In Shaw Brothers in Mandarin under the direction of
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    Union may request Labour Minister to intervene
    197 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. A MASS retrenchment of 230 workers at the Hong Fatt^Mine the world's largest open cast mme ten miles south of the Federal Capital is to take place next month. This is because of restriction^ r tin p'utiuctior; imposed under the
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    Hut families will appeal
    84 5 Families living in 59 illegal huts facing demolition in Singapore's Kampong Amber are to appeal for help to the Minister for Local Government. Lands and Housing, Inche Abdul Hamid bin Haji Jumat. A Liberal Socialist City Councillor. Mrs. F Leon-Soh. will ask the Minister to allow
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    Alliance win in council polls
    172 5 KUALA TRENCCANU. Sat THE Alliance Party gained a slight majority in the Besut Town Council elections yesterday Its candidates won flve out of the nine seats. Party Rakyat scored a sweeping victory in one of the wards, winning all the three seats. An independent candidate.
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    'Give Crown land to pensioners'
    99 5 'Give Crown land to pensioners' •fHE Singapore Government i •i- Pensioners" Association wants the Government to provide Crown land for pensioners wishing to take up farming or poultry-rearing to supplement their income This was disclosed yesterday in a report presented at a general meeting of the association. The president. Mr.
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    Axe attack on shopkeeper
    62 5 KOTA BHARU. Sat. A shopkeeper. Mohamed Zain bin Awang. was attacked with an axe by a man at Pa.sir Pekan. near here. las>t| night. Mohamed was injured on I his forehead. He was taken unconscious to the hospital. but recovered on arrival. His condition is not
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    Public lecture on biophysics
    51 5 Dr. Jack Dainty Read« r IB Biophysics at the University of Edinburgh, who was formerly attached to the Cavendish Laboratory. Cambridge, as a nuclear physicist, will give a public lecture on "The Aspects and Problems of Biophysics" at the University of Malaya at 5.30 p.m. on
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    50 sacked gas men accept Council's gratuity offer
    194 5 'Till Singapore City l «un I <il labour suD-commit-ter yesterday announced i hat morr than i» of its ~i6 redundant ga-. workers had accepted the couni il i offer of gratuity rates and teverance pay. Ist a stateeaeat. the subcommittee's chairman. Mr.
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    Mr. M. plans 'don't delay polls' rally
    263 5 posed to a proposal in a letter published in yesterday's Straits Times that M all-languages questionaire sent by po*t to voters on the electoral rolls would serve the dual purpose of sounding out public opinion and checking the correctness ol voters' addresses Mr.
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    2 WAITRESSES WAYLAID BY MAN WITH KNIFE
    78 5 2 WAITRESSES WAYLAID BY MAN WITH KNIFE Two waitresses vere waylaid by a man In Killiney Road. Singapore, shortly after midnight on Friday. Whipping out a knife, the man forced the frightened girls to hand over to him watch and a pair of sun-glasses, total value $67 The robber then
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    Robbers threaten boys with death
    57 5 Two thugs robbed two schoolboys of watche.s and priik valued at $128 in Kallang Road. Singapore, on v afternoon, and threatened them with death If they iod to the police. On the same afternoon, three men accosted a youth. Goh Kiat Choy. in Farrer Park
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    1,000-YEAR OLD TEMPLE TO BE NATIONAL MONUMENT
    251 5 IPOH, Saturday. THE ruin> ot the 1.000--year-old Hindu temple Mftlan i i Its Imconnection with an- India, will be prea national monuThi trmple is described as one of the most important .m-hatological finds in South-oast Asia. Mr B.A.V. Peacock. th» Curator of urn.-,
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    Malaya yet to decide on sources of loans
    177 5 Malaya yet to decide on sources of loans KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Federation Government I today denied a Singapore i newspaper report (not in the I Straits Times i that it wanted to borrow $75,000,000 from j the United States Government and $216,000,000 from I the International Bank of Reconstruction
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    Mother of 8 was victim
    54 5 BENTONG. Sat— Yik Tui Eng. 37, mother of eight, died in the hospital here this .norning from the injuries she received in a chopper attack yesterday She had a fractured skull. Soon after she was found, a rubber tapper. Kong Moo, 57. was discovered dead
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    Navy relents: Teachers to get passes
    218 5 IiAPORE Naval Base authorities have decided to yield to an appeal by a Warned Parent" in Johore Bahru. In a letter published In yesterdays Straits Times, the parent said that a recently- imposed ban on schoolteach- om Johore Bahru travel. ling through the base
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    New union keeps out Singapore students
    205 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Student ot three major colleges m the Federation today bowed to the wishes of the Government by forming a National Union ct Students on a Malayan basis The Federation Government had refused permission to the students to form a pan-Malayan students'
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    Quakers to talk after worship
    49 5 The Religious Society of Friends Quakers i will hold a discussion on "Christian i Community" at the V.M.C.A. in Orchard Road. Singapore, at 7.15 tonight. There will be a children's class at 5.30 pm and a j meeting for worship at 6 I p.m.
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    Vitamins give a clear skin: Eat them
    339 6 Vitamins give a clear skin: Eat them JETTING the vitamin habit is one of the best ways of ensuring. a really clear and healthy skin, so check your diet to find out if the food you eat contains all the essential vitamins for a t?ood complexion Mast loods contain only
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    EASTER BRIDES
    437 6  -  SUSAN BARRIE By iJ£ /T ,4 CHEONGSAM OR FORMAL GOWN, THE EMPHASIS IS ON ROMANCE ORIENTAL ELEGANCE in a full-length bridal cheongsam of lustrous white satin. The lovely scroll design is carried out in silver sequins and tnit cri/stal beads The back has a deep decolle- tage jilted
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    IT AWAKENS NOSTALGIA FOR THE 20S
    227 6 IT AWAKENS NOSTALGIA FOR THE 20 S CARAVEUE-ITS GONE TO THE HEAD! AS skirts get even shorter, hair styles change along with them, and this week's news is the "Caravelle". a new hair-do designed by top Paris hairdressers to go with the new dresses. The main feature of the "Caravelle'"
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    Recipe
    132 6 MOST people like thost sweet, spiced cakes that go so well with coffee, or tea, so here is a recipe for Cinnamon Coffee Cake that mv young cook can make easily. You need: Ib. selfraising flour: 6 oz shortening: 3 eggs: A oz. castor sugar: 2 tea&noonsful cln namon;
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    He didn't give tumble for pig squashed in rumble seat of his car
    1409 7 rl other day while cycling along the Port Dtekson road Just outside ■eicmban I saw an old eight horse- power car go by and in the boot was an outsize pig in a basket. Tbe son was
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    gane Lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK
    1111 7 ga ne Lee's HUMAN CASEBOOK Jealousy— lt's cause of terrifying fear I AM very Jealous, and fear this may lead to losing my girl. She goes to parties and dances, but as I am not the type for parties and dances. I don't go. When she tells me she is
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    Sabrina kept up a brave front
    267 8 BUT CRITICS WERE NOT IMPRESSED FROM EVELYN IRONS NEW YORK, Sat •THERE S no love lost be- tween Sabnna and the land of Stars and Stripes and |ayne Mansfield For America's reaction to the <,tar they call the busty bundle lrom Britain. <.o lIOMB
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    arrive at Sumatran rebel town by a secret route
    467 8  -  Denis Warner by PADANC, Sat. AFTER a long journey by a secret route I arrived today in this pretty but largely abandoned .seaside town. Above circled a Mitchell bomber of the Central Government Air Force. A few miles offshore a Centra;
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    HOOTS FOR BOOTS
    25 8 LONDON. Sat. Stacked In military ordnance stores throughout Britain are 1.250.--000 pairs of boots for which the British Army has no use.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN'S SUCCESSES IN POST-WAR WORLD
    162 8 BRITAIN'S SUCCESSES IN POST-WAR WORLD ONOON, Sat. Mr. Harold Macmillan listed Britain's "remarkable" post-war achievements in a speech at the Parliamentary Press Gallery dinner here last night. He declared: "Today our factories produce 70 per cent more than before the war. "In agriculture output is. «0 per cent higher. "Since
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    Lock icon Ship searched for bomb
    50 8 NEW YORK. Sat. The 9.978-ton Panama line ship Ancon was ordered to anchor outside New York yesterday following an anonymous telephone warning that a bomb was about to explode aboard her Coastguards searched the ship without finding anything, and the Ancon was later allowed to dock.—Reuter
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    Lock icon BATON CHARGE
    33 8 COLOMBO, Sat. Clubswinging police today charged into a crowd of 3.000 unemployed relief workers who created a traffic jam with a sitdown strike here. Thirty-three men were Injured. 18 seriously.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Russians like rock 'n' roll, says Bob Hope
    155 8 NEW YORK. Sac Bob Hope returned here today after a week's visit to Moscow and reported that the Russians like American humour (Hope type), American clothes and even rock "n* rollBut not all his cracks were appreciated, he reported. One that did
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    Lock icon New Space Age look at the stars
    883 8  - New Space Age look at the stars DAVID KELLY From EXPERTS IN THE VATICAN SAY THERE IS NO THEOLOGICAL ARGUMENT AGAINST THE EXISTENCE OF HUMAN BEINGS ON OTHER PLANETS VATICAN CITY, Saturday. THE first space travellers may find men greatly superior to themselves on other planets, according to Catholic theologians
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    THE KING'S DEPUTY
    272 9 SeSangor Sultan to act tor sick Head of State KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. *|"HE Deputy Yang di-Pertuan Agong made a formal entrance into Kuala Lumpur this morning to assume the duties of the Yang diPertuan Agong, who is in Bungsar hospital for an operation. He was met at
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    FOR BUILDING FUND
    30 9 A Tamil nlm is to be t.hown at the Bultan Theatre in Singapore at 9.:U) am. today In aid of the Tamil Youth Bell Club's building fund.
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    THIS ATTITUDE TO RACE MUST CHANGE OR...
    977 9  -  Francis Cooray By RETURNING to Malaya after an absence of only ten years, i am amazed at the rapidity with which communal harmony. which had taken several generations of Malayans to build, has been almost completely destroyed There appear to hie fewtr genuine
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    South Winds
    647 9 CIXTEEN miles from Singapore and off the Jurong Road facing the sco is South Winds, a 25-ocre estate complete with large house, the gifi of Date Lee Kong Chion to the Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association Therv under the watchfr' eye s of Mr R.H Shuttleworth. the supervisor. SO convalescent
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    Modest headmaster gets big surprise
    413 9 JAN|ONC MALIM Sac. No one was more surprised than Inche Zainai Abidin bin Ali when he was told he had been appointed principal of one of the largest teachers' training colleges in South East Asia. "Of course, I had always aspired to be principal of
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  • THE SUNDAY TIMES Singapore, March 23, 1958.
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      ON RIGHT LINES
      299 10 DARELY are changes made in the accustomed order of things without there being crop of complaints. This applies whatever advantages ensue. It seems particularly un f o rtunate that the Malayan Railway, which is engaged in a modernisation scheme of considerable magnitude and of immense potential benefit
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      Nagging
      179 10 T»HL Rede ration Govern- ment has decided in effect that the accommodation allotted to a senior officer is no business of his wife. Women will not agree with this. The subject is very much the concern of the better halves outside the service. But where so many are concerned
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    MALAYAN MUSEUMS
    1063 10  -  Ronald Kinsey By 'Aw, heck Ethel, we ain't spent a dime so far, and I bet the folks back in Texas ain't seen one of those before.' TrHE relics of v rich mid exciting history thai dates back to IhouI sands of years before Christ and of which
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    The moon in ten hours—it's confirmed by U.S. experts
    788 10 The moon in ten hours— it's confirmed by U.S. experts \JL/ASHINCTON. bat A trip to the moon by spaceship is possible with the techniques now available, Dr Alan T Waterman, director of the National Science Foundation in the United States, reports Dr Waterman said the trip would take 10 hours
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    Get yourself a police whistle
    349 11 UNDERWORLD WILL SOON HEAR SEW THREAT TO EXISTENCE If you need help just blow SINGAPORE'S under world will soon hear a new threat to its activities the shrill sound of whistles. It is the police force's latest weapon against I crime— but the idea will
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    Chamber gives $2,800 for Ceylon flood victims
    66 11 The Singapore Chinese Christian Inter Church Union yesterday presented a I jheque for $2,800 to the Oeylon Flood Relief Fund. The presentation was made by Rev Phoa Hock Seng. chairman of the Fund Committee, to the Assistant Ceylon Commissioner in Singapore. Mr. C.
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    HISTORY WITHOUT TEARS -ITS HILARIOUS...
    232 11 OTUDENTB and teachers of »3 the Army's Alexandra Secondary Modern School in Singapore will present the musical comedy "1066 and All That" at the Cultural Centre this week. The play is a hilarious collection of scenes taken from English history as seen through the eyes
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    FLOWERS FROM FAR AND WIDE FOR THE ANNUAL COLONY SHOW
    426 11 FLOWERS FROM FAR AND WIDE FOR THE ANNUAL COLONY SHOW CLOWERS will be Mown from all parts of the world to the Singapore Gardening Society's annual shem which opens at the Happy World Stadium on Friday, March 28. at 5.30 p.m.. and will remain open from 10 a.m. to 10
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    SAW MAN HANGING BUT WAS TOO BUSY TO TELL POLICE
    163 11 SAW MAN HANGING BUT WAS TOO BUSY TO TELL POLICE A RUBBER tapper who saw a man hanging from a tree early one morning did nothing about it for nine hours because he was busy, a Singapore inquest was told yesterday. Ahbin bin Said of Pulaui Übln told the assistant
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    Big haul of cigarettes
    40 11 Singapore police yesterday morning recovered a large haul of contraband cigarettes from vacant land at the 6th mile Pasir Panjang Road. Nine hundred cartons were handed to the Customs. Investigations are proceeding to trace the owners.
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    Govt. on watch for careless arsenic users
    101 11 Govt. on watch for careless arsenic users KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation Government is keeping a "sharp look-out" for people who use and store sodium arsenic carelessly. The poison has in the past caused the deaths of innumerable cattle and other animals including seven elephants in Ulu Langat in July
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    What's on today
    300 11 What's on today MILITARY BAND concert by Me band of the 3rd Royal Australian Regiment at Botanic Gardens, 5 p.m. to 6.15 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY i MOVEMENT: Free film show at Outram Road Prison 9.30 a.m.. I and Ramakrlshna Mission Boys' i Home. Bartley Road. 7.30 p.m. TECHNICAL ASSOCIATION OF
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    TIN PRICE
    21 11 Yesterday the price of tin in Singapore remained static for the third consecutive trading day at 5367 per picul.
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    COPRA PRICE
    36 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices yesterday were: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra March/April 531% buyers. $32 >t sellers. Tone very steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Millers' Association: bulk $48 sellers, drum $52 sellers. Tone quiet.
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    The pick of the week's pictures
    114 12 rllK prize- winning pit-tim-in this week's content is an excellent nature study by Raymond Kwok, 6 Mac- allum Street. Penang, entitled "Loving". It was taken with an Edixa <>.i Fuji film with exposure' of \p. F. 8. 1/250 sec. speed. Mr. Kwok gets $30.
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    Arrival of boss heralded by crack of whip
    649 12 Arrival of boss heralded by crack of whip \WHEN old-timer H B ww Leicester left Raffles Institution in bis early teens in 1871, he took a job as a clerk with the Postal Department in Singapore. In those days the Post Office stood in an annexe attached to the old
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    Stay 'snap-happy
    22 12 Keep your camera "snaphappy" with a semi-annual check-up and cleaning. It performs better when if given a little extra cart.
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      199 12 I s^H^* I ACROSS: 1 Pasting over It); Meaua of travel (4); 3. Devout a iwt. ii rs.«t«. a*»< woman (8); 4. Pen-point (3); 6. 6. Smoke (5). 11. Custom (5). p^, g^^ fl yieWa 12. Diminish (6); 13. Driving <5); 7. Conception (4); 8 Arms rein, (7); IS. Vepnmiotm
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      PEOPLE WANT MY MONEY, ART DECLARES
      800 13  - PEOPLE WANT MY MONEY, ART DECLARES DOUG By ITS THE BRONX CHEER FOR SINGAPORE THE time I attended a Press conference by a group of lepers in a disused cemetery in Rangoon, Burma, I have long regarded as a unique, memorable experience. But then I hadn't met Arthur Cohen of
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      Work-weary Vera lost in mists of Loch Lomond
      167 13 Work-wear y Vera lost in mists of Loch Lomond I ETTS BE HAPPY" is the Li title of a forthcoming Vrra-Ellm musical comedy. Though I've tried so hard. I simply cannot oblige. Somehow the nymph with the hyphenated name just doesn't Jell as the country girl who comes In for
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      Your Sunday listening
      198 13 NATIONAL BHORY WAVE SERVICE 41 metres SINGAPORE Medium wave 476 metres KUALA LI Mil K Medium wave 34 1 metres PENANO Medium wave 366 metre* IPOH Medium wave 33* metrei MALACCA Medium wave 297 metres AJf. 7.15 Good Morning To Listeners; 7.16 Morning Serenade; 7 JO The
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      On the Record
      427 13 FS p melancholy person indeed who cannot enJoy the exhiliratlon of the Viennese waltz. It's a'sadder one who will uot s&y Robert Stolz and his orchestra are virtually without peer In this field. On Philips r isiio R they play a sal setter of some of the
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      Cornell proves again she's top-rate actress
      248 13 Cornell proves again she's top-rate actress IT has a psychological theme, but don't let that throw you. "FLOODTIDE", by UniversalInternational, is an enjoyable movie. Its you-can't-pick-holes-ln-it plot is backed by fine natural acting and the characters In It are the sort of people one is apt to run into in
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    2616 17  -  1 *#f f m THE FAMOUS ARTIST BARES THE INNERMOST SECRETS OF HIS LIFE AS .in artist I am indeed a lucky man. 1 have painted Hei \lj|tstv the Queen, 1 have punted Princess Margaret, Juanil; Korbes, and many other beautiful women. I had set my heart cm
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      19 17 CONCLUDING NEXT WEEK Annigoni. describing the adventures of kit youth, tells how he threw a knife at hit model.
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      205 17 IS I &8/^4ki rb \v m PB I yZvm KrtiV/ You can tell he uses SILVIKRIN HAIR CREAM -i There's something distinctive about cream does the miracle ingredient f^^B| him. It isn't only that his hair is always Pure Silvikrin, which feeds mio the '^-^^^BHl neatly in place— you can
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    HOW THOSE BRAKES WORK
    126 18 illustration i>lll lmu a Dunlop di*c brake Ihr MM is attached to the hub and r«Utrs with the wherl It is embraced b» ralipri rijidlv h\eri to the axle. This t-aliper carries two bvdrauli< linders f j,h t ontainia? a •Man and vircular pad of inn;n-.ir,in
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    Sixteen in cycle race
    24 18 SIXTKIS cyc-r, trom Seletar, Changi and the compete m the 25-mile time trial event ct moapore, today at 6.30 a.m.
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    Joy-riding in Jaguar
    1051 18 introduction of disc brakes on certain production model sports cars has been hailed as one of the most important developments in the motor industry since the war Dunlop discs are fitted as standard on the Triumph TR 3 (front wheels only) and as optional extras on the
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    Three close misses, but this time S.C.C. is determined to take title
    485 18  - Three close misses, but this time S.C.C. is determined to take title JOHN MARKS By %W F H Singapore's junior cricket tournament starting this morning, let's meet a team with that championship tag Singapore Cricket Club. In the nine years of the senior tournament some strange fate has deprived the
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    Weak Selangor XI gain surprise win over Spore
    379 18 Weak Selangor XI gain surprise win over Spore KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday beat Singapore 3-1 in a soccer mauh before a crowd of 2.500 at Princes Road here today. Half tinn KON was l-i. Selangor's victory came as a MipftM for they were without skipper Edwin Dutton. who la nursing an
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    TON KENG WIN KEY MATCH
    140 18 I)EFENDIM. To« MJ Keiu; outplayed then strongest rivals Qtiek Hack Betlf 64-43 key A' division fixture in the SYSCs basketball tournament la.-, night. Miis vuton Tor. Keng become the Gioup One w inners of the qualifying round unbeaten in riw games so far. Other results
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    ONLY GOAL BEATS BALESTIER
    34 18 Clune.se Athletic beat Balestier United 1-0 in a SAP A. leagut Div. 2A match at Geyi day. In a Div. 3B match at M Road. Haikowyu beat rer Juniors 4-1.
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    APPRENTICE LEE BRINGS IN TWO RANK OUTSIDERS
    894 19 EASTERN WAY ($104) AND QUINY ($121) BEST IN DAY OF SURPRISES By EPSOM JEEP 4PPRENTTCE MOSES Lee brought off a spectacular double on two rank outsiders, Qumv ($121) and Eastern Way ($104) at Ipoh yesterday. concluding day of the Perak Turf Club March
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    THE BIG SWEEP
    64 19 TOTAL POOL: 5^5»i,850 IST. No. *****4 052) 2ND. No '925; 1 <S33.Btil> 3KU. No. -Joiut,.' STARTERS (52.001 each): Nos. *****2; *****3: *****7: *****5. *****3: *****8: 347**17: *****9: *****6. CONSOLATION ijil.ooo each): Nos. *****4: *****3; *****7; *****8; *****8; *****7: *****7: *****5: *****8: *****1. Consolation last four digits— os
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    GOPALAN BACKS AWAY BUT GOES ON TO SMART VICTORY
    554 19 Race Five CLASS 4. DIV. 2— 3 F. STR. Slipper Kongsi's (6) POLLY SLIPPER 9.0 (300—184) Barratt 1 (4) Pack of Gold 38 enrr 8.1 (225—134) Buang 2 (14) Cayman 8.11 372 181 1 Posner 3 '9) Colour Film 8.2 carr
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    SHOWMAN COMPLETES A SHAW TREBLE
    825 19 (8) Shoemakrr 8.2 carr 7.9 1164— 94 > Asuwadi 4 (6) VGA BLONDEAU 7.12 <452—222» Posner 5 (9) EXPENSIVE HOBBY 8 4 1849—322) Barralt 6 (10) STRONG AND FREE 8.1 (225—133) Mawf 7 (7) FIRE POWER 8 5 (231—139) J. Jones 8 (3) BRIGHT SUN
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    THURAI SPARKS CSC VICTORY
    275 19 Three batsmen score half centuries rpHREE batsmen passed the 50-mark in yesterday's friendly cricket programme in Singapore. They were C. ThuraiMngam (58 n.0.). Nagapala (68) and Bland «51>. Thuraislngam. who batted through the C.S.C. Innings of 80 minutes, helped his side to a three-wicket win over
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    Lock icon KOPS IS WORLDS No. 1
    417 20 21 -year-old Dane triumphs in singles, doubles LONDON, Saturday. £KLAM) KON <>» I>enmark, a 21-year-old office worker, today become the world '> No. 1 badminton player when he won the All-Eng-land singles title and shared the doubles crown. In the two all Danish finals, Kops
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    The All-England finals and semi-finals
    303 20 The All- England finals and semi-finals MEN'S SINGLES INM.: Erland Kops (Denmark) beat Finn Kobbent (Denmark) 15-10. 8-13. lj-8. vr »aiiiii re MEN S DOUBLES i\u ininri K.insindPl wLn (liSrk^ ift KTS-i TiTisT"' SEMI-FINALS: Erland Kops and P. E. Nielsen (Denmark) beat bddv and fcaTid < hoong (Malaya; Top seeded)
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    Teo on Games trial today
    259 20 .^»pore Amateur Wrtjht■Mh federations second official ml for the Asian O«bm in May place at Queen Street beneft> of ■Mrtkml|lii champion Teo i <>iig Ann, who vu not aMe to •alee part with the other four wrtgfcUUtcrs lor t>>* first trial held M March He
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    MARLENE BEATS WORLD MARK
    53 20 SYDNEY. Sat.— Marlene Mathews today broke the world record for the 220 yards, in winning the women's title from fellow Olympian Betty uthhert here. Marlene clocked 23 4>ec. Tbe world record is 23.6*ec. N'anry Thrower, equalled the world's record in winning the Australian 89 metres hurdles
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    Danes out for Cup but we needn't worry—Eddy
    905 20  - Danes out for Cup but we needn't worry— Eddy HALL BOMNEY By LONDON. Sat. Soon after the last Malayans were eliminated from the All-England badminton championships last night, Eddy Choong, the holder, who had been dethroned by Erland Kops on Thursday, told me: "Tell the people back home that the
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    Bolton in final but United held 2-2
    323 20 F.A. Cl P (Semi-finals) Blackburn 1 Bolton Man. I'nilrd I Kulham 2 IRISH (IP (Semi-finals i Oerry Ballymena ■> Linfield 4 Ulenavon 2 DIVISION ONE Arsenal 1 Shef. Wed. U Blackpool <l Birmincham 2 Everton Portsmouth 2 Lees* I. 1 Burnley 0 Leicester
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    25 20 LONDON. Sat— Floyd Pat terson. world heavyweight boxing champion. arrived here last night for a series of exhibition bouts in Britain Reuter.
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    Peng Hung upsets in the best final
    369 20 Peng Hung upsets in the best final VEWCOMER Woo Pens I 1 Hung created an upset in beating favourite Ow Mun Hong tor the featherweight title in the best fight of th<> Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's national championship^ at the Great World last night. Both boxers, despite their tough .semi-final
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    PAKISTAN 45-0
    29 20 NEW AMSTERDAM. Sat. The Pakistan touring cricket team scored 45 for no wickets on a rain-spoiled opening I day's Dlav against British Guiana East Indians here yesterday.
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    21 RECORDS BETTERED AT SCHOOL MEET
    139 20 A TOTAL of 21 new records were established at the annual athletics championships of the Chinese High School at Bukit Timah Road yesterday Pour Singapore Chinese School records were bettered and another equalled while 16 school marks were beaten in the two divisions. Chai
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