The Straits Times, 22 June 1958

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    13 1 The Straits Times No. 1,191 SINGAPORE. SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 1958. 20 CENTS in
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    Parang thugs slash two
    47 1 Two men. Ho Kee Chiok. 27 a labourer, and Tan Seng Kirn. 21. a hawker, were attacked by ten thugs wielding parangs in a coffee shop in Lorong 23. Oeylang, Singapore, last night. Both Ho and Tan were treated at the General Hospital.
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    Lock icon GOVT. TROOPS ATTACK MENADO, TRAP REBELS
    192 1 POPULATION IN REVOLT -SAYS JAKARTA JAKARTA, Saturday. INDONESIAN GOVERNMENT FORCES ATTACKED MENADO TODAY, ACCORDING TO MACASSAR RADIO. This was the first word that loyalist forces have struck at the heart of the rebel's last stronghold in Indonesia. Army communiques issued in Jakarta earlier said
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    800 FROGS ON THE WARPATH
    147 1 800 FROGS ON THE WARPATH I/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. —Eight hundred male frogs from two rival camps waged a two-day war this week in a pond off the 4J mile. Klang Road. The battle started on Thurs- i day night and cuntitued on Friday with pitched battles lasting six hours. A
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    Fire damages Trust flat
    44 1 Furniture and clothing were destroyed and a large sum of cash and jewellery were lost in a fire which gutted the bedroom and hall of a first-floor SIT flat in Eng Hoon Street. Tiong Bahru. last night. No-one was injured.
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    Skipper tells of 72 days' ordeal
    482 1 By JOHN DARBYSHIRE THE Danish freighter 1 Bretagne. shelled by Indonesian gunboats off Padang in Sumatra, arrived in Singapore yesterday after being detained for 72 days at Tanjong Priok. The shell-scarred vessel limped in 48 hours beh'nd schedule. It was slowed down by a
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    DOCTOR on 9,000-MILE CALL FLIES IN
    515 1  -  KENNETH WANSTALL By r\*. JOSEPH BRAND whose 9,000-mile trip in answer to a Sultan's call for treatment has captured the imagination of the world arrived in Singapore yesterday. His trip in answer to a Sultan's plea for help began last Thursday when he left
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    SHELL-SCARRED BRETAGNE LIMPS IN
    31 1 The Danish freighter Bretagne in j^, :v«XT yesterday. The ship w*x shfllrd by an Ind«£iu*b Nayf.jmrtte off Padang. Circle: The foot wide shell note. Suaßay Timen picture.
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    Lock icon Two American priests jailed in China differ on Red justice
    217 1 HONG KONG. Sat. —Two f American priests returned to the non-Com-munist world from live years of imprisonment in China today with strongly opposing views on the validity of charges brought against them by the Communists. Shortly after arriving here aboard
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    Lock icon Death toll in heat wave rises to 600
    131 1 Death toll in heat wave rises to 600 NEW DELHI, Saturday. THE intense heat wave sweeping northern India for the last few weeks has so far claimed more than 600 lives, according to reports reaching here today. In the worst affected region. Bihar, 50 more people died yesterday bringing the
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    LITTLE ROCK
    166 1 Federal judge suspends integration for 2Vi years I ITTLE ROCK (Arkan- sas). Sat. A Federal judge today granted suspension of integration at Central High School, where a Negro graduated last month after entering the school under paratroopers' bayonets. The suspension l* tor two and a half years until
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    33 1 TURKS DEMAN PARTITION ■ttMBH, Sat.— Thousand-, of Tmk* condemned Britain and Greece and demanded pirtition in Cvfirus at ma%i meetings n today.— Renter. THE SIXTH AND LAST INSTALMENT 0F DOCtOP NO
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    After the tunnel of death, duel with giant squid
    987 2 After the tunnel of death, duel with giant squid Till, guard pushed Bond into .1 Bjrcv painted stone cell ■bout liltnii feet sqiiJio. There w .is nothing in it except a wooden chair on which lay, laundered and neatly folded, Bond's black cam is i< his .nut his blue shut.
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    And then they're together again!
    2480 2 And then they're together again! He raised his head and looked forward. The tunnel shimmered away Into blackness. He picked up his knife and put It back between his teeth and winced his way forward. Soon there was no more light. The air began to get warmer in the shaft,
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      98 2 I Ij AVOID COTTON SHIRTS THAT SHRINK! buy me shim or any cotton gjrmemv 1 hat s uhy >i>u siu>uld always look f°* make ie a habit to look for the SANFORIZED- SANFORIZED- before you buy. Then you 1 1 '•be' never aeain have trouble with shrinkage SANFQttZED' i* »f>ur
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      110 2 V Indian Dancing JCT*fr fasr* f According fi Hindu beliefs, dancing "sJfcl TiV*^iJ if wa ereate< by Brahma and given iJA T7l f :,JP man by rtie sage Bharata and hi* r^ ml j Classically, the molt important of Hw ijr |y .^y» w our ""'l o schools of Hindu
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  • ARE YOU COOL OR WARM'
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      The Warm Blonde
      586 3 SHE'S LOVELY AND SHE KNOWS 1T... YOU might think t/iat attempting to divide women into two types is more reckless thon even a woman would dare to do. But when those two types are cool and warm, and when you make allowances for the colour of a
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      If your face fits this read on
      188 3 If your face fits this read on HAVE you looked in the mirror and decided this part of the inquiry it all about you? Then read what the experts say you should do. MARY WOOD ,Jys "A honey-toned skin is usually more greasy than a pale, fine textured complexion, so
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      FIVE WHOSE FACES FIT THE FORMULA
      478 3 clothes, lots of shoes and —though she seldom wears one lots of hats. Bhe'<j too inclined to over-dress to be really chic but her taste has been developed to please the men and she knows they usually find true elegance rather hard and forbidding.
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    Bill unpaid—so 300 are left without water
    242 4 Bill unpaid— so 300 are left without water RESIDENTS MUST BUY SUPPLIES FROM 'DIRTY' VILLAGE WELLS JHREE HUNDRED residents of the new Yeo Ai Lin Park housing estate in Woodlands Road. Singapore, have had their water supply cut off. The City Council removed their common water meter on Thursday. Now
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    Miss Russell enchants Singapore audience
    187 4 N T E RNATIONALLY-! known concert comediene Anna Russell made i her Singapore debut last night. It Is an understatement to say that she captivated the capacity audience. She overwhelmed them. Singapore ha s never seen an entertainer remotely resembling Miss Russell. As her disc
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    50,000 reply to call
    36 4 Xl ALA LLMPI'K. Sat.— An estimated 50.000 youths in the Federation have registered for national service this week Registration he can on Monday. All are between 17 and 19 years of age.
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    Crash death 'due to driver's negligence'
    236 4 MALACCA. Saturday. LIM LIAN HOCK, 26. driver of a five-ton lorry which knocked down and killed a 15-year-old schoolgirl cyclist on April 12 at Banda Kabar Road here, had caused death by negligent driving. This was the finding today of a three-man coroner's jury
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    Woman on fake coins charges
    129 4 Woman on fake coins charges Xl ALA LI MM R Nil A woman N« I h.u 41. wa s produced ltil<n> the Kajarii; rna^isli il. w-strrday on eka relating to oiintcrli it t oms Ng w;is allied lit have poNsfssrcl counti'i lciting materials for minting 10 and .'ii-crnl coins and
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    WALKOUT AT UMNO MEETING
    206 4 FNANG. Sat. Nineteen delegates, including six women, walked out last night when the Penang UMNO division decided to accept •under protest" the proposed Alliance Constitution which the UMNO general assembly In Kuala Lumpur approved I two weeks ago Last nights four-hour meeting was attended by Inche
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    PPP LEADER PREDICTS SOCIALIST COVT. FOR MALAYA NEXT
    338 4 PPP LEADER PREDICTS SOCIALIST COVT. FOR MALAYA NEXT KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. "THE secretary-general of the Peoples Progressive Party of Malaya, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam, predicted here today that the next Malayan Government would be a Socialist coalition. He said that the new Government's major aim would be to repeal parts
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    Cable man takes a bride
    42 4 Mr. Edward Lazaroo of Cable and Wireless and the former Miss Anna Boudville were married at the Cathedral of the (lood Shepherd. Bras Basah Road, yesterday. A reception was held later at St. Patrick's School—Sunday limes picture.
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    Police guard King at art festival
    101 4 Police guard King at art festival PLNANG. Sat. CTRICT security precautions were taken at St Xavier's last night when the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the i Permaisuri Agony attended the Penang Arts Council's festival presentation of •Tarian Timor" (Dances of Lie East). Press- photographers were barred by police on duty
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    Sultan opens farm show
    49 4 KUANTAN. Sat.— The Sul--1 tan of Pahang today officially opened a two-day East Pahang agricultural show at the Abdullah Bchool here. He said the show was tangible evidence of the agricultural productivity in the The Sultan went to the embroidery section and bought some shawls
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    Courtesy call on Minister
    110 4 Six visiting Philippine civil servants yesterday paid a j courtesy tall on the Chlei Minister. Mr. Lim Yew Hock, at the Ministry of Labour and Welfare in Havelock Road. They arrived In Singapore Hst month at the Invitation cf the Commissioner-Gen eral's Office. They are Mr.
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      361 4 Ah Lim was A£SS^ nf* ffr K\M n 11 HI Wk mJF mm w*m m Iffi I *mwm Tired, worn out, listless. ffl Si lif ft Hi He lacked strength, energy. Sleep if 1| HWffiiflli never came and life was drab! UN 1 1| ff|w w i^^ IfV^ Ah Lim
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    GOODE LAUDS CO-OPS: FINE WORK BUT LOT STILL TO BE DONE
    406 5 GOODE LAUDS CO-OPS: FINE WORK BUT LOT STILL TO BE DONE "f HE Governor. Sir William Goode. said yesterday that although cooperative societies in Singapore and the Federation had been making remarkable progress, the battle against indebtedness had still to be finally won. He suggested that more attention should be
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    FEWER ROAD DEATHS
    58 5 FEWER ROAD DEATHS iMMJfI people were I killed in Singapore traffic accidents last month against IX during April, the Traffic Police said yesterday. But traffic accidents <>I all descriptions increase* last month There were u-cidents last month against 2.030 in April Only 41 per cent of a total of 3.99
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    Shopbreakers make $6,000 haul
    75 5 Shopbreakers make $6,000 haul rIEVES broke into ihe Malaya Silk Store in Stamford Road. Singapore. early on Friday morning, and stole property worth about $•.000. The theft was discovered m-hen employees of the store arrived to open for businav at 9 a.m. Eighty-lonr watches, four •hlrts and two wallets werv
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    Rest House is opened
    55 5 The Church of England's new Cathedral Rest House i was declared open yesterday ;by the Dean of Singapore. the Very Rev. E. O Sheild in Srrimban Avenue off Lim Chu Kang Road. Singapore. The Rest House will be used for the clergy, young people and parishioners
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    Soldier weds dancer
    55 5 PENANG. Sat. An Australian soldier today married a German dancer of the Contc Girls at Penang's St. Georpes Church after a twomonth courtship. He was Private Dcuglas Johnston. 24. of WoUongong. New South Waics, attached to the 3rd. Bn Royal Australian Regiment She was Mas Helgar Rodehuscr.
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    BAND CONCERT
    21 5 The Singapore Police Band will play in Bouna Vista Park on June 30 from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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    SIAMESE HOLIDAY
    16 5 The Siamese ConsulateGeneral in Singapore will be closed on Tuesday National Day of Siam.
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    THE DUTIES OF A SOLICITOR BY A JUDGE
    544 5 THE DUTIES OF A SOLICITOR BY A JUDGE CIR JOHN WHYATT. the Chief Justice of j Singapore, said in the High Court en Friday: "A solicitor owes a duty to the court to conduct litigation with due propriety and to assist in promoting in his own sphere the cause of
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    SARAWAK MAN TAKES A SINGAPORE BRIDE
    80 5 SARAWAK MAN TAKES A SINGAPORE BRIDE Mr. Luke Wong Hieng Chiong and his bride, the former Miss' Agnes Tan Chin Imm. who were married at the Church of Our Lady Queen of Peace in Singapore yesterday. Mr. Wong of Sibu. Sarawak, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wong Chui
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    PRETTY GIRLS -SINGAPORE IS A PARADISE FOR MEN
    372 5 PRETTY GIRLS -SINGAPORE IS A PARADISE FOR MEN TOURIST POINTERS -BY AN EDITOR CINCAPORE is a man's paradise because it has so many pretty local girls and it is also a paradise for women tourists because it has so many unattached men. This is one of the snap judgments of
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    HIGHER OCTANE FUEL ON SALE IN MALAYA
    110 5 HIGHER OCTANE FUEL ON SALE IN MALAYA rIE Shell Company and the Standard-Vacuum Oil Company announced yesterday that the octane rating of petrol had been raised to meet the demands of Malayan motorists. For Supershell and Mobilgas Special, the increase is from 90 to 93, and for Shell and Mobilgas
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    REGISTRATION FOR SCHOOLS
    93 5 Registration of children born in 1950. 1951 and 1952 for admission to Primary I in Government Chinese Primary Schools next year will begin on Saturday. July 6 and continue every Saturday until July 27. Hours of registration: From 8.30 a.m. to 12.30 1 p.m. Registration centres are
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      268 5 > KILL ME "FIRST" MY Von I ftttiti #/f#» f§r*>at tnnthvr BEFORE YOU LIFT YOUR STRONG ARMS TO KILL OTHERS! One of the many memorable scenes from a truly memorable picture! "MOTHER INDIA": International Version Distributed by Shaw Bros, aj i*rimt hff 1 *><hnifi»l«»r B With superimposed English subtitles Starring
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    This business OF grouting beautiful is serious one
    537 6  - This business OF grouting beautiful is serious one SUSAN BARRIE By fORTY-TWO attractive Singapore girls looked up briefly, from the serious business of beauty culture, smiled a greeting, and went back to their class work when I called at the Y.W.C.A headquarters on Raffles Quay. The beauty class, in charge
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    THE LEGGY LOOK CALLS FOR A DAILY 'DRILL'
    359 6 THE LEGGY LOOK CALLS FOR A DAILY 'DRILL' THE leggy look is now such a ma|or part of current fashions that many women are taking special courses in leg exercise and grooming, to slim, re-shape and smooth away blemishes. Overseas, model girls and actresses are paying large sum* of money
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    Bride of the Year
    91 6 Those who enjoy dancing and want a happy evening in bright company may go to the Singapore Canine Welfare Association's annual dance on Thursday evening at Raffle* Hotel Ballroom. Mrs. Felice Leon-Soh, organiser of the ball, reports that a big attraction of the evening will be
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    Linen: Latest in high fashion
    71 6 Top French designer Pierre Balmain. who has dressed the Duchess of Kent, has earned a reputation for using unusual combinations of fur and fabric in his collections. His latest contribution to high' fashion is a white Irish linen dress, with a transparent yoke trimmed with
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    Recipe
    151 6 IF you have a taste for trying out something a little different and exotic In thf> kitchen, make this unusual Jewish Butter Cake. You need: 2 cups flour; 1 cup butter; 1 cup sugar; 1 small egg. beaten: salt: 3 oz. finely chopped candied ginger. Knead all the ingredients
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    Flowers inspire fabrics
    76 6 FLOWER gardens, orchards and fields in spring ivopired the designs for new Swiss cotton fabrics that have just arrived in Malaya. Huge roses, cornflowers, poppies and dailies are scattered on white or pastel grounds, tchile strawberries, plums, apples and pears are used against a green, leafy ground,
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    TALKATIVE TEACHER ANNOYS A STUDENT
    1351 7 TALKATIVE TEACHER ANNOYS A STUDENT Imdent of a Government secondary school in Singapore Mr. K. one of use of the I• v- -r>nd, hi^ HBM Joking with the I Ing -,ort of immol t! things about moc He spends another SO minutes on his own activities and the actual teaching
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    Anonymous letters are causing a girl great misery
    1041 7 Anonymous letters are causing a girl great misery conscious or depressed about it. Visit a reputable hairdresser and have a colour rinM'. There are plenty of these rinses on the market, and once you have seen how it is done >ou can easily do it yourself, at home, and quite
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      30 7 \fhat n*jnd< (t kr Gtorgr i* atom* the rpy/ust &k. ive/l/USf a lov*((/) I*, f O I m*ashtno <io (avt toft fir Jmm^ m*ou you Jibe tc J cfri/am ~J
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    TWO SHARE BERITA HARIANS $500 PRIZE
    92 8 TWO SHARE BERITA HARIANS $500 PRIZE last wrrk'a SSM priar la •ertta Hainan's word ton tMt will br divided e«uall> brtwrrn two contestants Thrir mum» will kr aniiii iil in Berita Harian Uiimi. judges said the word pu/rlr was provint tremrnd—al- B«f>aUr Inlrmt is crowine every werk." «aid o»e. "This
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    Former school principal dies, 72
    85 8 Former school principal dies, 72 rE Rev. 8. M. Thevatha.-aii former principal of the Singapore Anglo Chines Continuation School. died i yesterday accd 7i. Mr. TheTathasan. who taught at the Anglo-Chinese School for more than ju years, retired f roiri teaching three y ars ago He wa> a pastor of
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    Sir Geofroy goes on holiday
    48 8 KUALA LUMPUR The British High CommisMoner, Sir Geofroy Tr> Tory left ban by Malayan Airwaya hLK afternoii on the first leg of their four-month holiday in England. Europe and Canada Sir Oeofroy and Lady Tory Mill travel to England via Japan and Canada
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    He is accused of murder
    49 8 Sarayansamy Nadeson was narged in the Singapore Ninth Magistrate's Court Yt-sterdav with the murder of i 50-year-oid vagrant. K. Marimuthu. in the porch of St Teresa's Church. Kani;>one Bahru. on Friday night The charge was read and explained. Nadeson was remanded until June 27.
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    Remission for mother of 5 who killed rapist—
    354 8 Remission for mother of 5 who killed rapist— |POH. Sat. Mariam binte Mat Aris, 31, the mother of five who killed a man with a parang after he had raped her, was released from Taiping prison this morning. She has been given a remission after serving six weeks of a
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    TIN MEN WELCOME INVITATION TO RUSSIA PLAN
    252 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. TIN industry leaders today welcomed the international Tin Council's decision to invite Russia to |oin. in the hope that it will prevent further Russian dumping on the world market. Sir Douglas Waring, who represents mining interests in the Legislative Council.
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    THANKS, say INDONESIANS
    34 8 The Indonesian Consulate-General in Singapore has written to Singapore's Mayor. Mr. Ong Eng Guan. thanking the city for the hospitality shown to the Indonesian Thomas Cup team during its stay here.
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    More mine workers lose jobs
    77 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat More than 7.'J33 workers have been sacked from tin mines in Malaya becau.se of the decline in world demand, the Sunday Time.-, was told officially today This represents an increase of 3.633 retrenched workers since the end of March A total of
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    Off to London
    52 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Tengku Abdul Rahman's >od in-law, Syed Hussein Shahabudin. left here by BOAC today lor a three-year study course in London. Syed Hussein. 24 a protocol officer in the Department ol External Affairs, told the Sunday Times he hoped eventually to enter the Lon'don School
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    COURT IS TOLD: 16 REFUSED TO SAIL SHIP
    326 8 |UIR W H McNeill. director of the Straits Steamship Co Ltd.. yesterday explained why the company had rejected a claim by 16 crew members of the Tronoh for "danger money" to sail to Pontianak during the Indonesian crisis in May this year
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    'RICEBOWU RECORD IN PADI PRODUCTION
    104 8 KLANG. Sat— Kuala Selangor. the •Ticebowl of Malaya." has set a new world record in padi yield 1.140 gantangs an acre, the District Officer Raja Azam bin Raja Kamarulzaman. announced at the opening of the district agricultural show today. The record came from Sekinchang. the
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      322 8 Gve Bob Martins once a dag to keep him healthy, handsome pI y I Ever see your do«r really out of condi- FORMULA tion? Oti hi.s fooJ. list lesa and dull, his coat loose and irritating with Bcarcch i! wajhis tail. Why h £js ever let your dog >ret like
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    WATERSKIERS ON SHOW TODAY
    207 9 WATERSKIERS ON SHOW TODAY BACKWARDS or for♦lJ wards, it's all the same to Jimmy Lee of Singapore when he's water- skiing. This difficult stunt 4- Is known ag a "Reverse Swan Riding one ski backwards. Jimmy grasps the tow bar with his free X foot 4- It's Ju*t one of
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    Scouts laid trap for a kidnapper
    1140 9 '$500 AT THE BLACK ARROW OR YOUR SON DIES' THE LETTERS DREADFUL MESSAGE WAS CLEAR AN observant passer-by will notice a large black arrow roughly scrawled on the right hand side of the railway bridge leading off Douglas Road to Kuala Kangsar Road in
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    TUAN (back in hospital) IS STUNC BY A BEE
    609 9 Friday. June 13, 1958. THIS journal is composed and handwritten in the Johore Bahru hospital where the Tuan is in residence for the umpteenth time. He feels almost ashamed at not responding to the treatment given him by several doctors; he
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    The Straits Times Singapore. June 22, 1958. THE ABSENT WIVES
    506 10 The Straits Times Singapore. June 22, 1958. THE ABSENT WIVES HP HE attendance at a Singapore anti-polygamy rally was predominentiy male. One speaker, also a man, thought secondary wives an anachronism in the days when women were seeking seats in th" Assembly and City Couruil and coming out of I
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    DEATH
    68 10 M »r4t ttt Wmimmmi. MM PANO HOW YBW MM Tn K««« Cboa <7«> piiMt pm cufrlfr at Wo. i Joi Ku>4 on »/> tr»vu>c tablnd Tomr H*k. Tw Kuan. Toafl Von«. Tone KWJ«. Ton; Jto. -I(«l Cbrv. Tmc Hul <Of Ha* H«»t Co.. O Ilocbor. BoMl*. 3 1 r
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    HANDS OFF THE CIVIL SERVICE
    1194 10 HANDS OFF THE CIVIL SERVICE E3 NO effort however feeble or unpleasant should be spared to nip in the bud the slightest manifestation of any attempt by politicians to interfere with the Public Service. Here in Malaya we have a very fine body of men in that service imbued with
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    When a mile cost only two cents
    130 10 FIFTY YEARS AGO Ting-a-ling. Ting-a-ling. Before the trundling trams of old were replaced by the giant omnibuses 1 of today this was a familiar sound in Hi« streets of Singapore Fares, please. Kallang Road? Three cents, please. And -f you were lucky, in
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    FEAF v. the Reds
    361 10 llth year in the Emergency AS the Far East Air Forct enters its I lth year of anti-terrorist campaign m Malay i this month it claims the distinction of fighting the longest war the world has known since Napoleon. Ten years ago this week the FEAF
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      139 10 QUICK QUIZ OVER TO YOU... 1. Reassemble 1 E's, 2 T's and 2 N's and make a word of agreement 2. You may find it easy to think of the everyday word that begins with AJ the word that begins with ACM is a little more difficult. And what does
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    Coroner: This man's life could have been saved
    311 11 THREE-HOUR DELAY BEFORE HE WAS TAKE! TO HOSPITAL AFTER SHOOTING IPOH. Saturday. "f HE I poll Magistrate Inche Hashim bin Abdul Hamid, said today that the life of an estate labourer shot in the leg could have been saved if the estate
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    What's on Today
    164 11 What's on Today polii t mnu concert ai we F^lanaile Oardens, 530 p.m. to b 30 SJB. Ail MALAY A CO OPFRA Tin OONFBBSNCB at Cultural Centre, Canning Mm. 11 ajn. BAFVUB MTSCI'M (Staatford Htrnd* KxhlbiUon of photographs We The People— by Brian Ink* of Magnum. Paiix, v ajn. to
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    Aussie experts for Colony
    65 11 Two Australian tuberculoata experts are expected to arrive in Singapore tomorrow to help the Government conduct the experimental mass X-ray campaign starting on July 1. They are Dr. Cotter Harvey, a Sydney chest speclalmd Or. Charles Rub-n--steln. Director of Radiological Surveys of the New South Walts
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    Mine gives up 3 more bodies
    61 11 RAUB. Sat Three more bodies hare been recovered from the depths of the Raub Australian gold mine at Bukit Koman, two miles from Mn That leaves seven more bodies to be recovered, as recently the bodies of two men had been found. A total
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    At your cinemas
    69 11 Kola Hharu I HAT: Star? of a Pagodr 3. T.A*. »30 UDO: Tai Man He* Turn < Mandarin) i.- 30. 3 7 15. l.». Kaatar (Malay) 9.30 a-in.; OMON: Omar Khayyam 3. 7.15. 30; Chora Chori 9.45 n». Kmb(m i \rWAY: Bridge on the River Kwai. Port
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    HIGH TIDES
    65 11 ,J?? t 8 ln «*Pore 120 a.m. <9f lin> 2.4« p.m. (7ft Mn>, Port 1 Dickson 9.36 a.m. (Bft 61n» 10 01 P, 1 <«" 21n>. Penang 3.52 ajn. (7ft 21n> 3.45 pjn. cWt 31n). TOMORROW: Singapore 208 I™. i£ n 71n> 331 P-m- (7ft Bin». Port Dfckaon
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    Polish virtuoso to perform in Spore
    145 11 Ida Haendei (above), Polishborn violin virtuoso, who has won tremendous acclaim as she played her way across the world, is to give a recital in Singapore at the Victoria Memorial Hall on July 3 at 8.45 p.m. Mi»v HarndH. who began to play the
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    FRANCIS COORAY
    33 11 This boy can't do his homework. Hum can't tot up the bills. Dad makes a clean sweep of the table. He wants to concentrate on winning the $20,000 MM |ackpot Contest.
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    Woman find $200
    65 11 Tay Ah Chow. 30, was fined $200 in Singapore yesterday for having dutiable cigarette Scow Poh Seng, a revenue officer attached to the Customs, said that on May 23. Tay was seen carrying a basket along Mill Road, off Kallang Road When challenged she dropped the basket
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    Air Force founder leaving—a happy man
    193 11 Air Force founder leaving— a happy man |{UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Air Commodore A.V.R. Johnstone, who planned the formation of the Royal Malayan Air Force, leaves for Britain next month, his mission completed. "At last I can see something concrete arising out of our plans." he said today. "I shall watch
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    COPRA PRICE
    37 11 Singapore Copra Association noon prices per picul on Saturday were: fair merchantable Bombay mixed copra June $32 buyers. $32., sellers Tone steady. Singapore Coconut Oil Miller*' Association: bulk $47 sellers, drum $51 sellers. Tone steady.
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    TIN PRICE
    15 11 The tin price in Singapore yesterday was $370 per ptrul down 87', cents.
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    Tokyo's first envoy looks forward to his Kuala Lumpur post
    279 11 Tokyo's first envoy looks forward to his Kuala Lumpur post TOKYO, Sat.— Mr. Kaoru Hayashi, Japan's first Ambassador to the Federation of Malaya, expressed both confidence and pleasure today over his new post. He told United Press International that he knew of no prcalems between Japan and Malaya that are
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    QUEEN OF SAFETY CROSSES THE ROAD
    90 11 SHE (AND HER COURT) STEP ON A ZEBRA" AS LESSON TO ALL "QUEEN Safety Sue" leads her court, attired in swimsuits, across a Zebra crossing in Piccadilly, London, during a safety first drive by the British Road Safety Council. The "safety first quern" is
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    INDUSTRIAL ROWS WORRY LIM
    240 11 SINGAPORE'S Chief Minister and Minister for Labour and Welfare, Mr. Lim Yew Hock, is concerned over growing industrial unrest »n the Colony. Since his return from London last Sunday, he has not had much time to study labour disputes. The cnief Minister has had to attend
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    PROJECTION IS FINALE TO FILM-MAKING
    524 12 PROJECTION IS FINALE TO FILM-MAKING —j^i^i^pM^i^pßaaHavasavaßa^aaaj i-fc i'a* -Pa^M 1 afrat-^jElMalan^BM-Kawß THE projection of your film is the reason for film-making. Your aim should be not only personal satisfaction but enjoyment for others your family, your friends And this aim should not be spoilt by a spirit of tidapathy over
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    Write to:—
    28 12 'Film-Moker', Time* House, River Volley Rood, Singopore 9, it you hove questions or problems you wont to osk, and you will be answered in this column.
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    PROCESS YOUR OWN PICTURES: IT'S A LOT OF FUN AND LESS COSTLY!
    970 12  - PROCESS YOUR OWN PICTURES: IT'S A LOT OF FUN AND LESS COSTLY! E "AUTUMN Cloud", (top i\left). by Chow Chee E Seng, 191 South Bridge Road. Singapore, was the judge's choice this week as E the prize-winning picture. E And so to Mr. Chow goes E the $30 prise. The
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      653 12 Kodak present j With the inexpensive KODAK BANTAM $/orsbaft CAMERA •UIIT-IN IXPOSUftE OOiOl TAICS ftOOftCNMftU FIIM IN I CIMSME lOLIS •tTtE.HllMlft •MI.TI9N b.TS OUT tf CNNICaLITIES it's KOd&K for color HOO*A IaMUHMI LIMITCO SIMC**ORC AND KUALA LUMPua Pimples and Bad Skin Fought in tf& 24 Hours WB V$ «aaa u»
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      85 12 fP|HVIBn|^^H% THE CLUES V KJHfIBBHHfI B ACROSS: 1. Corner (4); 5. Glutton (8); 11. Radiator (6); i ii n ii ]2 Plant (4i 13. Reckless 123 *^^B^f I r I I I <4i: M Allows (4): 15 Por ""THB7S™ 111 Nol any> 20 Consumec I I (.4); 29. Grown up
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  • FILMS PREVIEW
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      STORY OF THE 10 COMMANDMENTS WILL HAVE UNIVERSAL APPEAL
      782 13 DESPITE his three score andten years. Cecil 15. DeMille remains' Hollywood's unchallenged and unchallengable master of spectacle. His 'THE TEN COMMANDMENTS" proves that. For this story of Moses who led the children of Israel out of bondage in Egypt towards a
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      DeMille—master of the spectacular movie
      21 13 DeMille— master of the spectacular movie Moses (Heston), Dathan {Ed. G. Robinson* and the childrsn of Israel at the Red Sea
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      Princess who rocked Nile
      6 13 Anne Baiter
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      India muffs it again
      57 13 MOTIIH: |\.>i\". an Indian film, is the story of a lost opportunity— by its producers. illustrate the injustices of the landem, switches to silly musical comedy situations, winds op with bullet- and bandits. A pi" r I NnrgLs. the star, is not only a beautiful woman,
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      Bergman's 'St. Joan' stands test of time
      241 13 REST OF THE WEEK'S FILMS RKO Mm this week re-issue one of Ingrid Bergman's «-arl> American successes "JOAN OF ABC" and it is interesting to see how well this f)lm stands up to the test of time. Tlic only thiMu which dates this
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      911 14 7UfiN& TAItZAN'S AfSsrNCE, A VICOUS LEO^ARC h*frs^Mt&^^=*^ifa Bd^^sC%. IHr l^^^^ <^ B^ r^ FELL UTOKI THE MAHAXAJAM V SLASHING OUT t ~^dwK-^^£ I*" V/ 7 W ♦THAT'S A CHANCE YOU SHOUL7 HAVE TAKEN,' I *IT'S ALL RIGHT," T^E^^^^^^3H I*l WANT TO REST UP AN? m A KETORTE7 THE Ar^-MAN. SMEETA.
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      401 14 THIS WEEK FOR ALL TODAY: Plan your en- the situation eftlmls tertainment on as lavish schemes will nrobab. a scale as you can. Con- out bettor than anticipated tacts made today should FOR LICK TODAY vI \K prove benencial throughout OR I'SE: Black and white, the week. Good for reviving
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    ON THE RECORD
    482 17 BRAHMS Variations on a Theme by Haydn, tor with the Hungarian Dance.-, are magnificently interpreted by the London Symphony orchestra, conducted by Antal Doratl in the Mercury LP. MG *****. This Is Brahms In two moods, sharply contrasting but one in appeal The Variations reveal him as
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    Soon: An air trip to Japan on the never-never
    800 17  - Soon: An air trip to Japan on the never-never Japan Air Lines look forward to greater tourist traffic from Malaya AN increasing volume of tourist traffic between Malaya and Japan in the next few years is envisaged by Japan Air E Lines, which is giving this possibility a high priority
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      277 17 soft, economical. double for strength ANDREX If you think that all toilet tissue !s crisp and harsh, try gentle Andrex and eh your mind. The first thing you notice about Andrex Is Its clean cotton-toool softness— the comfort and pure whiteness of It and each sheet Is double for real
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      196 17 Radio NATIONAL SHORT \\l WBVICC s|\«.\IM)RL Mrdium »»vc 476 metre* KUALA v mim k Medium wave 341 metres WtMMK Medium wave 3bS metre* IPOH Mrdium wave 330 metres MALACCA Mrdium wave 797 metres AM. 7:* f»d Morning to listener*; 7» doming Serenade; 7.30 The Ne. 7.35 Breakfast Club; 830 Waltzing
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    Isabella TS joins ranks of stay-put Germans
    1115 18 Isabella TS joins ranks of stay-put Germans QF all motor manufacturers, none are so reluctant to make changes strictly for the sake of change as the Germans. Apart from a number of minor modifications last year, the Volkswagen is virtually identical to the first that came off the factory's rebuilt
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    THE CUP HAS GONE SO WHY CRY OVER SPILT MILK?
    498 18 THE CUP HAS GONE SO WHY CRY OVER SPILT MILK? rE Thomas Cup has gone to Indonesia And the Indonesian badminton team has returned home too. Thus both the Danes and the Malayans. beaten favourites in the tournament, are without the opportunity to win back some lost prestige at the
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    112 18 ACROSS: 1. Tree. 5. Gourmand. 11. Heater. 12. Aloe. 13. JUsh. 14. Leu>. 15. Omen. 16. Image. 19. None. 20, Ate. 22. Pace. 24. Melon. 26, Saga. 27. Egg. 28 Sand 29. Adult. 31, Acre. 32. Tee. 33. Item. 37, Scale. 38. Pale. 41. Hare. 44. Aria. 45.
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    Lock icon A SPORTS CAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY
    118 18 A SPORTS CAR FOR ALL THE FAMILY LONDON. A new British motor com announced I tamily sports car which, it ran tin 120 m p h It N the Peerless rid Turismo. sleek plastic tx four scater with ample built by Cars ol Slougn. Buckinghamshire. The car Is povw a
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    WERE YOU RIGHT?
    30 18 Answers, to V n Page 10. 1 Entente. I nt d'.mhest peak p. 3 GlamK 4. Cvpil in the Bay of NapU- acent males rr. th« middle
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    Yesterday's Malaya Gup roundup
    17 19 NEGRI 7 JOHORE 2 PAHANG 2 TRENGGANU O SELANGOR 3 J. SERVICES 3
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    TWO DISPUTED COALS COST SGOR A POINT
    667 19 KUALA LIMPIR, Sat— Two disputed decisions by referee Wong (hit Hon, which gave Singapore Joint Services two penalty goal*, enabled Services to hold Selangor to a 3-3 draw in their Malaya Cup match at Prince* Road today. With less than 15 minutes of
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    Second half goals beat Trengganu
    175 19 KUALA LIPIS. Sat. Pahang beat Trengganu 2-0 in their East zone match of the H.M.S. Malaya Cup soccer competition here today before a crowd of 2.000 which included the Tengku Mahkota of Pahang. Play was even at the start but Pahang should have led 1-0
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    New rule for the start
    90 19  - New rule for the start By EPSOM JEEP KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Kicking horses will in future suit on the outside and two lengths behind the field at the barrier. This wa s decided by th» Straits Racing Association at a committee meeting recently. Mr. Jack Kenny returns to Malaya tomorrow
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    SAAA MEET NOW 'OPEN'
    85 19 CINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association yesterday decided to permit Federa- I tion athletes to compete in its annual championships at Parrer Park on June 25 and 26 A suggestion to introduce metric system at the coming championships was deferred to the next meeting for consideration because approval
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    Murchison wins RIC medal
    70 19 M. G. Murchison (38) won the Royal Island Club "A" division monthly medal at Sime Road yesterday. S. T. Tan won the ball sweep. The "B" division medal was won by Goh Kee Seah. with the ball sweep to Y. Oguri. W. T. Krall won the
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    Godown final
    36 19 T. M. Hart and J. C. Thomson (Glasgow Academical) beat P. Franklin and R W. N. Windle (Union Building) one up in the finai of the Royal Singapore Oolf Club's Godown Foursome competition yesterday
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    CYNTHIA BREAKS ONLY RECORD
    526 19 CYNTHIA WONG «Ch«eseman House) bettered the only record at the Bartley Secondary Schools athletic meet when she won the long jump event at 14ft. llln.— an Improvement of 7jin. on the record set la^t year by Radha Rama) in gam (Winstedt). Samuel Devamoney won the "A"
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    Negri rout Jobore 7-2
    196 19 Negri rout Jobore 7-2 SEREMBAN. Sat. Negri Sembilan, playing in their new colours, trounced Johore 7-2 in their first Malaya Cup match here today. Negri's Inside-left Rahim Omar scored a hattrick. as did Peter Van Huizen at centre forward. Inside-right Ong Kirn Leng scored the seventh goal But despite the
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    ENGLAND WIN BY INNINGS
    266 19 LONDON, Saturday. ENGLAND gained a 2-0 lead in the five-Test XA cricket series against New Zealand when they beat the tourists at Lord's here today by an innings and 148 runs in the second Test. England won the first Test at Edgbaston. Birmingham, by 205 runs.
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    Ananda is Selangor's new sprint champion
    474 19 KUALA LUMrtJR Sat. rjEORGE ANANDA, who liad v beaten Malaya's Olympic and Asian Games representative Lee Kan Foolc in the 100 yards heat* last night with a time of 102 se c, repeated his performance tonight when he won both the sprint races at
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  • MALAYA v SIAM IN TODAY'S BADMINTON FINALS
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      KEW SAN TO MEET CHAROEN IN SINGLES
      806 20 KEW SAN TO MEET CHAROEN IN SINGLES Heah Say Hup in running for the doubles title Front CONRAD NC ALL THE RESULTS NIGHT SESSION Men s singles (semi -finals) Teh Kew San beat Erland Kops 12-15. 15-6, 15-6; Charoen WaUna Sin beat Jim Poole 15-10, 12-15. 15-10. Men'i doubles (semi-finals)
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      AMID CHEERS, THE THOMAS CUP GOES TO ITS NEW HOME
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      AND IN JAKARTA A HEROES' WELCOME FOR WEEPING TEAM
      282 20 AND IN JAKARTA A HEROES' WELCOME FOR WEEPING TEAM AT 3.27 p.m. yesterday the Thomas Cup left Malayan soil for Indonesia 27 minutes after the victorious Indonesian team had pledged: "We ■hal! stand firm in the defence of the Cup in 1961 and in service to nur country." Two hundred
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      Lock icon Anderson wins London final
      194 20 LONDON, Saturday. MAL ANDERSON, Australian holder of the United States title, won the men's singles championship, defeating his compatriot Bob Mark 1-6. 11-9, Sin the final today. sterday Anderson, over- an inspired Jan -Erik Lundquist. of Sweden, to win 6-3. 3-6. 8-6. Lundquist. giant-Killer of the
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      Lock icon YORKS MATCH WASHED OUT
      102 20 f ONDON. Sat— Close of play In four of todays cricket matche» were: At Manchester: Lancashire versus Northamptonshire. No play today (rain). At Chesterfield: Derbyshire versus Surrey No play today (rain). At Nottingham: Nottinghamshire versus Yorkshl/e. No play today (rain). At Hincklry: Leicestershire v Warwickshire, no
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      Lock icon PRIMERA WINS
      30 20 ASCOT HEATH, Sat— Mr. C. H Dracoulls Prlmera won the Churchill Stakes here today. Mrs. c Banks' Double Red was second with Mr. J. McGrath's Articeelagh third. Reuter.
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      AUSTRALIAN SOCCER RESULTS
      465 20 CYDNEY, Sat —Australian football results played here today mere: N. 8. W. ASSOCIATION: Div. 1. South: Pyrmont 2 Corrlmal 2; North&hore 0 Ept 4; Sutherland S GranviDe 7; Augurn 4 St. George 0: Woonona 3 Manly 1; Balgownle v Lelchardt playing tomorrow. N. 8. W. ASSOCIATION: Dlv.
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